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Both my wired and wireless connections are giving me the error message of "The DNS server isn't responding." I've rebooted the router and my computer both, but still can't connect to the Internet (heck, I'm writing this post from my iPhone). I'd be most appreciative for any help you can offer!
My computer is a Dell Inspiron 1750 laptop and my router is a Westell VersaLink 327W.
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Are your machine settings all set to auto detect IP. also is the router set to DHCP enable?
Try wired connection to one of the ports of the router.
Give us screenshot of ipconfig /all details.
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33This year the Ahern Family Charitable Foundation will again partner with the Military Friends Foundation to support "Operation Santa-Massachusetts", a program that supports children of Fallen Heroes and children of deployed or wounded servicemembers.The Army-Navy luncheon will take place on Saturday, December 10, 2016 at the Scoreboard Sports Bar & Grill in Woburn. Doors open at 2pm and kick-off is at 3pm. Watch the rivalry of the Army Navy Football game, enjoy great food, and receive a commemorative challenge coin (first 300 at door). Check out our live & silent auction items, raffle prizes and special treats for the kids! Help us bring a little extra Christmas cheer to these very deserving kids who have sacrificed so much! Operation Santa will provide gift cards to these special kids during the holiday season.
All proceeds from the Ahern Family Charitable Foundation 13th Annual Army-Navy Luncheon will benefit Operation Santa. Click HERE to purchase tickets. This event sells out early so buy your tickets today! Adults (21+)-$30 Kids-$10 Military-$15
Operation Santa-Massachusetts provides gift cards at the holiday season for children from Massachusetts ages 2-17 who:
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FORT MYERS — Rays outfielder Jonny Gomes and Yankees infielder Shelley Duncan are likely to be suspended today with Major League Baseball's expected announcement of disciplinary action from Wednesday's brawl.
That would be good and bad news for the Rays, who remained adamant Thursday that Duncan should be suspended for his hard and spikes-high slide into second baseman Akinori Iwamura, but hopeful Gomes would escape punishment for charging at Duncan in Iwamura's defense.
And they have another beef with the Yankees, claiming that in the middle of the benches-clearing melee outfielder Melky Cabrera punched prospect Evan Longoria in the back of the head.
Rays manager Joe Maddon maintained his view that Duncan's actions were "a suspendable offense" but that in context, "I don't think what Jon did was wrong. I think what Jon did was right.
"And I would really challenge anybody on any level, whether it's professional sports or it's your buddy, what you would do under those same set of circumstances."
Gomes said Duncan has "got to get something, most definitely, because there's no room in the game for that" and because his actions were premeditated. But Gomes was hoping he received only a fine, "that a suspension might be a little harsh."
It is not clear for how long they would be suspended, or whether it would be for spring or regular-season games.
Iwamura said it wasn't his place to say whether Duncan should be suspended. But with photos showing how high Duncan's left foot was and a 3- to 4-inch cut on his leg, Iwamura said through an interpreter that he considered it a dirty play and "not the way to play at the professional level."
In Tampa, Duncan maintained his innocence, saying he watched the replay a couple of times and though it didn't look exactly as he thought (but wasn't worse), "I still don't understand why they were as upset as they were."
And while Yankees manager Joe Girardi spoke privately with Duncan about his actions, he continued to refuse to say whether he thought they were inappropriate, in part because he — somehow — still hadn't seen a replay. "Shelley told me he was trying to break up the play, trying to go after his glove," Girardi said. "I take Shelley at his word."
Maddon didn't seem concerned with what the Yankees said.
"I stand by what we said. I stand by our interpretation of the play. I will not back down for a minute. I know we are right in this regard, so it's up to them to spin it the way they would like to spin it," Maddon said. "But I know what happened. Everybody that saw it knows what happened. It's indisputable what happened. So bring on the spin doctors."
The Rays say there is video evidence of Cabrera punching Longoria, and they hope MLB officials see it and discipline him, too.
"Hopefully they watch the video and see a rabbit punch over the top," Rays bench coach Dave Martinez said. "He jumped over the back and hit him in the head."
Longoria said Thursday that he was fine, but questioned Cabrera's methods.
"I just got clipped a little bit on the back of the head; it was nothing serious," Longoria said. "I just don't think that's what's needed, especially in that kind of situation where I'm over there trying to pull guys away from the fight, and you got guys in the back just throwing punches."
So did teammate B.J. Upton: "if you're going to hit someone, at least let him see it. Man up and do it face-to-face."
Cabrera, however, told the New York Daily News, he "never punched anybody" because he was being restrained by teammate Bernie Castro. "I was trying to get into the fight, but he was holding me back," Cabrera said.
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I've been going back and forth with a reader named Rob about this, and it's almost as if JJ Abrams was reading our e-mails…. which, knowing his works, wouldn't surprise me too much. He's sneaky like that.
He discussed the Cloverfield mystery with the boys at AICN and cleared the air on some things that we've been wondering about; mainly that all those sites that mention this Ethan Haas character has nothing to do with the movie; indeed 1-18-08.com is the only site anyone has found so far.
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Disputed inker credit--Mike Esposito per Steve Whitaker and Nick Caputo, Joe Sinnott per the original indexer and Sinnott's personal records. Caputo believes Sinnott's records are in error and the cover is likely a combination of Esposito and Frank Giacoia, who often worked together on covers. Revised information by Caputo, Jan 2011.
Sources for letters credit are The Marvel Comics Index (Olshevsky 1981), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Olshevsky 1987), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Ward 1994), and Official Index to the Marvel Universe (Vandal et al. 2009).


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Approximately 10,000 customers in southeast Michigan are still without power, according to an update released by DTE Energy Thursday afternoon. The hardest hit area was Wayne County.
Spokesman Scott Simons said most of the Oakland County outages were in Pontiac, West Bloomfield, Novi, Farmington and Farmington Hills.
Simons said DTE has 110 line crews from Indiana, Ohio and Michigan helped to restore power to affected customers.
DTE Energy had restored power to approximately 155,000 customers who were affected by the storm, which included wind gusts up to 60 m.p.h.
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As we enter the third week of the NBA season the New York Knicks are still undefeated and continue to score and play defense.
The Miami Heat might start playing defense when the playoffs start but they will rely on their league best 105.5 points-a-game to win for now.
The San Antonio Spurs have won the most games (7) so far but are average at best on scoring and defense.
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If you have an Android device with Market Access you can install ES File Explorer and it will backup any apps from the Market into a apk file then just upload to Dropbox and Install on your Fire.
To backup an app while in ES File Explorer.
Hit Menu/Manager/App Manager
Select the Multi Select button at the top
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Select apps to backup by hitting each one in the File list.
Hit Menu/Backup to backup the apps.
Or Long press on one app and choose backup.
You will find the apk files in the folder backup\apps.
You can then upload them in ES File Explorer using the Dropbox app.
Long press on the apk file a window will popup,
Scroll down while in the Operations window and choose Share\Dropbox\Send to This Folder.
Once that's done, on your Kindle Fire where you have sideloaded the Dropbox app.
Open Dropbox and find where you sent the apk file
Then just press on it and It will open the installer automatically.
Note: You can download the Dropbox app directly from their site but Silk blocks it. So you will need to do this via USB or email it your email. (Not the Kindle's email!) However I recommended side loading Opera Mini you can download apk files directly from a website with it.
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Taking care of one's self
welcomed with new year
With all the holiday season sentimentality in the past, a new year has dawned and we are all in the throes of this modern dilemma together. Long-term planning and changes take precedent over the instant gratification of more Christmas cookies.
We have all heard the instructions of an airline attendant reminding us to put on our own oxygen masks before we help anyone else with theirs. This advice is often cited as a metaphor for self-care because it so accurately expresses why it is important. It seems to say, ironically, that if you can't take care of yourself for yourself, do it for others.
Few situations in our daily lives mimic the wake-up call of an airplane emergency so it's easy to keep putting self-care off. That is until we get sick, overwhelmed or exhausted and suddenly don't have the energy to care for the people who count on us. That's when we realize we haven't been getting the oxygen we need to sustain ourselves. We begin to understand that taking care of ourselves is neither selfish nor indulgent; it's just plain practical
Putting yourself first means that it may be necessary to say no to someone else in order to say yes to yourself. For many of us, there is always something we feel we could be doing for someone else, and it helps to remember the oxygen metaphor. You can even encourage yourself by saying, "I am caring for myself so that I am better able to care for others," or some other mantra that will encourage you. It also helps to remember that self-care doesn't have to be composed of massively time-consuming acts. In fact, the best prescription for taking care of yourself is probably small daily rituals. For example, drinking lots of water, taking daily walks, taking a half-hour for yourself at the beginning and end of each day to meditate, journal or sit quietly alone. You might also transform the occasional daily shower or bath into a half-hour self-pampering session.
Whatever you decide, making some small gesture where you put yourself first every day will pay off in the long run for you and the ones who depend on you. The oxygen you need is all around you; sometimes you just need to be reminded to breathe.
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Tulsa 24, Navy 23 (OT)
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Sept. 23, 2006
Tulsa at Navy
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Sept. 23, 2006
Attendance: 31,604
Navy Game Notes
Today's contest marked the first in Academy history to go into overtime ... prior to today, Navy and North Texas were the lonesome duo yet to play an overtime contest.
The 24-23 overtime win by Tulsa over the Midshipmen snapped Navy's six-game winning streak, the fourth longest in the nation, dating back to last season ... it was Navy's longest winning streak since 1978 when it claimed seven in a row
The Tulsa win also snapped the Mids' 14-game winning streak when scoring the game's first points ... the last time Navy had dropped a contest when scoring first was against Delaware on Homecoming in 2003.
Navy has produced a 29-12 record over the last four years ... the loss is just the third at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial stadium in the last four seasons ... the Mids are 16-3 at home in the last four years.
Navy had been flagged for seven penalties (51 yds) entering the game ... the Mids were called for five penalties and 49 yards in today's contest.
Navy is now 9-5 over the last four years in games decided by five points or less ... the Mids have won eight of the last 10 games when the final margin is five points or less.
Sophomore slot back Shun White's (Memphis, Tenn.) 26-yard TD run in the second quarter marked a career-long run for White ... previously 23 yards against UMass (9/9) earlier this season.
Tulsa's 34-yard touchdown pass play from Paul Smith to Ryan Bugg at 6:15 in the second quarter marked just the second touchdown Navy's defense has surrendered in nine quarters.
Behind a 1-yard TD run by senior quarterback Brian Hampton (Scott Air Force Base, Ill.) at 11:53 in the third quarter, Navy has now scored on its opening drive of the second half in 12 of the last 15 games ... 10 of those 12 resulted in touchdowns.
The Mids improved to 5 of 5 in fourth-down conversions on the year after converting on both their attempts this afternoon ... one of which was on Hampton's 1-yard TD run on the opening drive of the third quarter.
Brian Hampton has now scored a touchdown in all four games this season.
For the second time this season and his career, Brian Hampton topped 100 yards rushing ... he finished the game with 118 yards rushing on 30 carries.
Junior wide receiver O.J. Washington's (Tacoma, Wash.) 25-yard touchdown reception in overtime marked his first-collegiate touchdown and just his second-career reception.
Senior linebacker Rob Caldwell (St. John, Ind.) paced Navy's defense with a season-high 13 tackles and broke up a critical pass in the red zone in the fourth quarter ... sophomore cornerback Rashawn King (Raleigh, N.C.) made a career-high eight stops ... freshman safety Jeromy Miles (Sicklerville, N.J.) turned in a career-high seven tackles, including one for a loss of three yards ... junior safety Jeff Deliz (Clinton Township, Mich.) was in on a career-best five stops, including a tackle for a loss of six yards.
Sophomore kicker Matt Harmon's (Taylors, S.C.) blocked extra-point in overtime marked Navy's first missed extra point of the season ... Joey Bullen (St. Simons Island, Ga.) missed an extra point in last season's Poinsettia Bowl win over Colorado State.
Matt Harmon's missed 37-yard field goal as time expired in the first half was his second missed field goal of the season ... he missed a 27-yarder against UMass.


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I have the pleasure of introducing you to Heather Collins and her blogs, OF TREES & INK and Young & Savvy Genealogists . Her personal blog, OF TREES & INK, is described as, "where I share and preserve my own family stories and research experiences."
A Little About Heather
"I was born and raised on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. I currently live with my husband and a very spoiled cat in Boise, Idaho."
How Heather Got Started in Genealogy
"I've been doing genealogy for more than ten years. I've kept a diary since I was 12 years old. I scribbled my first pedigree chart in the back of a spiral bound notebook covered in stickers, which I still have. I grew up on the Mason Dixon line in one of the oldest cities in Maryland. We often went to Baltimore to visit with family. We took day trips to historic Philadelphia or Washington D.C. Two of my great grandmothers were alive for most of my childhood, and both of my grandmothers are still living. No matter where I went, I was constantly surrounded by history. History was in the air that I breathed for so long, it simply became a part of me."
Heather's Thoughts on Blogging
"Of Trees & Ink was born in spring 2011 because I was going to live overseas in Brazil for 18 months. I was going to have limited contact with my family, and I wasn't going to be in a position to do genealogy until I came back to the States. I knew I was going to miss my family and doing genealogy, and blogging gave me a way to slowly detach from my research. I picked up where I left off after I came home in late 2012."
Heather's Tips for New Bloggers
"For someone doing a personal family history blog like Of Trees & Ink, the most common pitfall is to be ordinary. Don't do the same thing everyone else is doing. Even if your story is similar to that of other people, find a new way to tell it. Be a character in the stories you tell, not just the narrator. People love to read about new discovery. They love to get inside your head, to find new ideas in your approach. Achieving a good balance between the stories I want to preserve and the methods I used has always been really important to me."
"I would also say to avoid the bandwagon topics. If you aren't starting the trend or blowing the first whistle on the controversy, your voice gets lost in the crowd all saying the exact same thing you are. Ask yourself, "Am I only writing about this because other people are doing it? Or do I genuinely care about this? Why do I care? Is there anything new I can say? Are people tired of hearing about this already?" I've scrapped a lot of posts because of these questions, and every single one of them deserved it."
Heather's Favorite Blog Posts
"I love this post because I love this story. Annie was one of my longest standing "brick walls," so anything to do with her always gets me excited. I only know this story because of Pomp's autograph album, which easily makes it one of my favorite finds. Pomp and Annie Fenity loved each other dearly, and Annie died tragically young. He spent the rest of his life living without her, and I imagine that he missed her every day. Seeing their handwritten love notes from their courtship is something I will always treasure."
"This post also represents many years of patient, persistent work. My grandmother grew up in a foster home, and told me very little about her birth family. She gave me very incomplete information about her mother, which were the only clues I ever had. She finally let slip that her mother was buried in Mount Royal Cemetery in Montreal, which ended up being the key to the mystery. I added 4 generations to my tree in less than a week after that, which I couldn't have done without my husband's help and support. I love that his part is visible in this post."
Heather's Favorite Ancestors
"I can't have favorites, I love them all for their own unique story. I love Annie Rorer Fenity because I waited and wished so long to meet her, and was overjoyed the first time I saw her picture. I love Charles Pinheiro because he was the secret I was never supposed to find out. I love Pearl Bartlett for being a survivor. And I love Violet Greene for making the hardest choices, many of which have shaped my life today. The more I learn about each of them, the more I love them all for who they were."
What Heather Loves Most About Genealogy
"I love the way it has allowed me to connect and reconnect with the older generation in my family. All my life I've been surrounded by incredible women, and genealogy gives me something of substance to share with them, to give to them. It has brought us closer in a way I don't think anything else ever could."
Heather's Genealogy Bucket List
- Visit Halifax, Nova Scotia and lay a rose on the grave of Charles Pinheiro.
- Find a missing relative using my DNA test.
- Find the emancipation documents of one of my slave ancestors.
- Meet/speak to another descendant from my Barbadian lines.
- Discover where my Doyle ancestors came from in Ireland.
- Write my great grandmother's memoir.
Heather's Time Capsule Message
"Life is beautiful. Life is simple. Life goes on."
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Please take a moment to head over to Heather's blog, OF TREES & INK, and leave her a comment, letting her know you stopped by. Thank you Heather for telling us about yourself and your blog. It's been a pleasure getting to know you better.
© 2015, copyright Jana Last. All rights reserved.
Jana Last is a wife, mom and grandma living in sunny California. She loves family history and enjoys learning about her ancestors. She started her family history research in 1996 after the death of her maternal grandfather. She is the author of three blogs and a website: Jana's Genealogy and Family History Blog, Grandpa's Postcards, Jana's Place and Jana's Genealogy and Social Media Hub. Are you a genealogy blogger who would like to be interviewed for the "May I Introduce To You . . ." series? If so, contact Jana via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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2. Download SmartFlashTool_External.rar and extract it somewhere in root of C or anywhere of your computer.
3. Download Superuser.zip and copy it in root of your SD-cart!! DO NOT EXTRACT!!
4. Power-off LG Optimus Black
5. Press and Hold Volume + Button and insert your USB cable.
6. You'll Enter to Upgrade mode and see S/W upgrade please wait while upgrading
7. Run B_SmartFlashTool_Extern.exe
8. Choose ROM copy D/L bookmark
9. choose CP file: [PATCHED]V20N.bin
10. choose AP file: V20N.fls
11. click Start
Go to WC or make coffe or tea , or do whatewer you need , Do not stay near your computer
12. After successfully flashing
phone will reboot recovery
13. Wipe all data/factiry reset
14. flash Superuser.zip
15. Reboot system now
Thats All! Congrulations!
If you do all steps right, phone will boot and you have V20N GingerBread with Root and Touch Verison of Clockwork Mod.


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New Ads Encourage Voyager Emmy NominationBy Lisa
June 11, 2001 - 11:14 PM
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences began mailing out nominating ballots for the Emmy Awards last week. To conincide with this, Paramount unveiled a special Star Trek: Voyager section of its Emmy consideration site (story), but this week has begun promoting the show in earnest.
Animated adverts have begun appearing on Variety.com the site of the Hollywood trade paper. Offering helpful hints to academy members who may be "spaced out" on who to vote for, the adverts direct people to the Voyager sub-section of the Paramount 'For Your Consideration' site which opened last week. Variations of the Voyager ad have also been appearing in the print versions of the paper.
Voyager has previously won four Emmy awards in the make-up, music and special effects categories of the awards. It has never had success in a dramatic category though. No Star Trek series has been nominated in the high-profile categories of the awards, like Outstanding Drama Series or Outstanding Actor. The exception was back in 1994, when a similar high-profile advertising campaign by Paramount succeeded in a Best drama nomination for the Next Generation.
Nominations for this year's Emmys will be announced on July 12th, while the high-profile awards ceremony will take place on September 16th. The ceremony will be broadcast live around the world, and will be hosted by Ellen DeGeneres. Please note that the adverts reproduced here remain copyright of Paramount Pictures.
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Room by Room
Registering Basics
Let's Talk Sheets
The Perfect Pillow
Registering Basics
Consider creating a bedroom retreat where you can really relax. Items you may already have or can register for will help set the stage.
Here are just a few ideas: a comfy chair covered in decorative pillows and a blanket throw; a quiet fan; a calming pool; an area rug you can sink your toes into; and scented candles. Don't overlook the basics of making your bed a great place to sleep! Here's where to start.
Register for these bedtime basics:
- 4 blankets (two for winter; two for summer)
- 3 sets of sheets (1 for the bed; 1 for the linen closet; 1 for the laundry)
- 4 pillows
- 3 sets of pillowcases
- 3 sets of pillow protectors
- 2 mattress pads
- 2 sets of pillow shams
- A comforter or duvet cover, dust ruffle and assorted decorative pillows
Bedroom Tip: Changes in season typically call for a change in your blanket. Wool or acrylic is best for staying warm in winter, while 100% cotton is a breathable, natural fiber to keep you cool in summer.
Comforters have duvet covers and mattresses have mattress
pads. A mattress pad is a sure-fire, inexpensive way to increase the life of your mattress in more than one way. First, it will help prevent bothersome dust and allergens from getting trapped for life in your mattress. Second, it will protect your mattress from any spills or stains. (Not to mention that most are machine washable, so you can always enjoy a new, fresh smell.) Third, mattress pads allow you the freedom to change the look and feel of your mattress without having to commit to a big purchase! They're available in soft, firm, down, foam and pillow top, as well as many other options.
Let's Talk Sheets
There is more to choosing sheets than just picking the color and pattern you like the best. Thread count (the total number of threads woven
into each square inch of fabric) is the yardstick of quality for sheets. The higher the count, the closer the weave and the stronger, softer and longer-wearing the linens will be.
There are a few tricks to caring for your sheets. The easiest sheets to keep are cotton. They machine wash beautifully, easily releasing soils, and require bleach only for extremely difficult stains. Fabric softeners are not needed, as cotton grows softer naturally with repeated washing.
Cotton/polyester sheets should be machine washed on a warm/permanent press setting, and flannels should be washed and dried on warm settings. Jersey sheets should be washed in warm water and dried on a low setting.
Sheets last longer when you follow the three set rule: one set on your bed, one in your closet and one in the laundry. By rotating your sets, they should last at least three times longer than you'd initially expect!
The Perfect Pillow
You deserve a good night's rest! Make sure you're using the
pillow best designed for your normal sleep position:
Stomach Sleepers: Try a soft to medium firmness pillow. Because they have less fill, your neck won't be stuck in an uncomfortable position.
Back Sleepers: Try a medium to firm pillow, which will give you the support to help keep your head, neck and spine aligned.
Side Sleepers: Try a firm to extra-firm pillow, which will keep your neck and your spine aligned all night long.
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Mark the dates on your calendar. May 16 through 19 is the fifteenth annual Bluff Country Gathering in Lanesboro, a festival to celebrate our old time music heritage and pass on the playing skills and tunes of master musicians from around the country.
There is only room for about 100 registered students. The word seems to be out, too, because participants who want to learn from these masters are coming from far and wide. There are already registrations this year from Alaska, California, Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Oklahoma, Nebraska, South Dakota, Colorado, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Missouri, as well as Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa.
The 2013 gathering is dedicated to two wonderful old time players, who passed away in the last year. Jim Lansford, who was on staff at the gathering twice with his wife and musical partner Kim, was a fiddler, banjo, guitar and mandolin player and singer. Jim and Kim also had performed for the Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association's summer festival, the Big Island Rendezvous, Victorian Days in Winona and other Minnesota venues.
The second musician who is being honored by the Bluff Country Gathering is Garry Harrison, a fiddler, luthier and tune collector, who put together the acclaimed "Dear Old Illinois," a book of songs and tunes from his native state. Harrison performed in Minnesota for the MBOTMA Winter Weekend with his band The New Mules. His daughter, Genevieve Harrison Koester, who learned Harrison's tunes and playing style, will be passing those on to fiddle students this year. Her bandmates are her husband, Smith Koester, a fine player who will be teaching banjo, and cousin, Clifford Harrison, who will be accompanying them on guitar in the band now called White Mule.
Dan Gellert from Dayton, Ohio has performed and taught at the Lanesboro event previously (1999 and 2004). A fiddler/banjoist/singer of exceptional power and taste, Gellert keeps that raw edge to his music that identifies it as the real deal. During 2012 he did some performing with Ry Cooder, including the Woody Guthrie Centennial Concert at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Another staff member who has been to the Bluff Country Gathering twice previously, Alice Gerrard, has a very special place in the old time community. She's an exceptional singer and player (banjo, fiddle, guitar), the founder of The Old Time Herald magazine and a recording artist with numerous releases on many labels, including Rounder, Smithsonian-Folkways and County, both solo and with Hazel Dickens, the Strange Creek Singers, Mike Seeger, Brad Leftwich and Tom Sauber and others. Gerarrd knew and learned from many of the great older players and is in turn passing the traditions on to new generations. She lives in North Carolina.
The Mostly Mountain Boys are Paul Brown (fiddle, banjo, vocals), Terri McMurray (banjo, banjo-uke, vocals) and John Schwab (guitar, vocals). Paul, whose other job is broadcasting news for National Public Radio, learned old time songs from his family and older players like Fields Ward, Luther Davis and Benton Flippen and has performed and recorded with Flippen, Mike Seeger and numerous others. Terri has played both banjo and banjo uke since she was a child, but the time she spent with the late Tommy Jarrell helped her become the amazing banjo player she is today. Her previous bands include the Old Hollow String Band with Riley Baugus and Kirk Sutphin. John Schwab has paid particular attention to the playing of the string band guitarists on the 78 rpm recordings of the 1920s through 30s, mastering many of the styles and last year published his book on old time backup, Learn From the Masters. Together the three make tight and high-energy music that will definitely get your feet tapping. The band members live in Washington, DC and North Carolina.
Dot Kent is one of the best teachers and callers of old time square dance to be found anywhere. She'll be calling the Saturday night barn dance and also teaching workshops on dance calling and clog dance. She's an award-winning clogger who has won first place in the competition at the Appalachian String Band Festival at Cliff Top, WV. Her husband Chirps Smith, known to many for his work in bands like the Volo Bogtrotters, New Bad Habits and the Indian Creek Delta Boys, is not only an accomplished fiddler of some renown, but a superb mandolin player and will be teaching mandolin workshops at the gathering.
Workshops are only open to those who register for the entire festival. The cost is $200 and includes the workshops, concert, barn dance and lunches.
Both the dance and concert are open to the public and are always well-attended events.
Most of the staff members will perform in the concert and they will all play in various combinations for the Barn Dance with Dot Kent teaching and calling square dances and big circles. No experience is required to do the dances and you don't have to come with a partner. Just be ready to have a good time at both events!
The Bluff Country Gathering Concert is Friday, May 17 at 8 p.m. at the Lanesboro Community Center. Tickets are $12 at the door.
The barn dance is Saturday, May 18 at 8 p.m. at the Lanesboro Community Center. Tickets are $8 at the door.
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New Jonas Brothers Single 'Pom Poms' Slated for April 9 Release [Audio]
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The Jonas Brothers have been building up their comeback for quite some time, and now we finally have a first listen at their lead single from their upcoming album.
A preview of the song hit Amazon this week, much to the pleasant surprise of JoBros fans. Nick, Joe and Kevin are appealing to the high school set with 'Pom Poms,' a Toni Basil-meets-Bon Jovi track. There are gang vocals, horns and a danceable beat in the brief preview that hit the web.
The group previously teased 'Wedding Bells,' a track about Miley Cyrus' engagement to Liam Hemsworth, but the song was never released to radio, nor was there a video.
'Pom Poms' is scheduled to drop on April 9 (six days after Joe's imaginary sex tape was slated for release). The band already filmed a video for 'Pom Poms' last month, though it's unclear if it will be released in conjunction with the song.


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White Christians love to attend church on Sunday mornings - they get to hear scripture broken down into the original Hebrew or Greek, they can wear casual attire, and don't forget fellowship with other believers over coffee following the service. There's no place the white Christian would rather be... unless it is nice outside.
During the summer months, hardly a white Christian can be found in church - if you are looking for one, head to the beach or the park. As a result, churches will combine the traditional and contemporary services into one so the white Christians without lake houses can gather in a half empty sanctuary instead of one that is three quarters empty.
A great feature of the combined service is a start time of around 10 am. Normally, white Christians must choose between a service that starts too early and one that starts too late. However, the combined service can lead to conflict, as white Christians may be appalled to find someone who usually attends the other service sitting in their pew. In addition, since white Christian church members have no contact with members that attend the other service, they don't know how to differentiate between other members and visitors. This makes greeting difficult, as white Christians feel compelled to aggressively welcome visitors, but don't want to embarrass themselves by trying to escort an elder to the information kiosk.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
#30 Combined Summer Services
3 comments:
- Paul Wilkinson said...
In my part of the world we talk about a "cottage mentality." You're said to be "at the cottage," even if you've never owned a summer cottage in your life.
Everyone magically reappears at church after Labor Day weekend.
- June 26, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Lisa-Anne said...
That's awesome!!!
- July 1, 2009 at 10:18 AM
"...and don't forget fellowship with other believers over coffee following the service."
Or even DURING the service...after all, nothing really important going on here, right?
- July 1, 2009 at 5:15 PM
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The Mean of Teal fell short of their goal as the Ahwatukee Little League minors saw the season end on Wednesday.
The group of 10 and 11 year olds, managed by Mike Mettner, fell 16-11 to Nogales in a barnburner of an elimination game at Countryside Fields in Mesa.
The lost stings a little bit right now, especially since Ahwatukee beat Nogales earlier in the tournament, but the team finished fourth in the state after winning the District 13 title earlier this month.
The team had plenty of big hits, great defensive plays and big-time pitching performances throughout the summer to provide the players, coaches and their fans plenty of memories.
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Parmalee – Awesome New Band You'll See At Taste Of Country Music Festival [VIDEO]
There's a little town that has about 50 people in it in North Carolina. The town is Parmalee, and it is actually next door to the town my dad lives in which is Rocky Mount, North Carolina. The group Parmalee named themselves after that cool little town, and their music is as country as the town. Their new hit song is titled "Carolina" and it is moving up the charts. We'll all get to see this talented band on the stage at Hunter Mountain as they are one of the many acts scheduled to perform at our Taste Of Country Music Festival June 13-15. You can get your tickets and all the details here.
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Sean Roehrs of Sylvania, right, steadies himself before shooting. BLADE
PORT CLINTON — The Camp Perry training center west of here will be a very busy place for the next five weeks as it hosts competitions in the shooting sports, attracting the top civilian and military marksmen. The Civilian Marksmanship Program National Trophy Matches will take place at the 640-acre facility, along with the NRA Rifle and Pistol Championships.
On Monday, a special ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. to honor the military heroes of 70 years ago from the Battle of Saint Lo in Normandy, France, and the Battle of Saipan in the South Pacific. With favorable weather, a World War II vintage B-25 bomber from the Yankee Air Museum in Willow Run, Mich., and a Navy Avenger torpedo bomber from the local Liberty Aviation Museum will pass over the shooting ranges.
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The "First Shot" ceremony will also include a German anti-aircraft battery and tow vehicle from the local museum, a fully operational M-4 Sherman tank from the Allen County Historical Society in Lima, and a pair of restored Army Jeeps from the Firelands Military Vehicle Group in Sandusky.
Re-enactors in period uniforms will ride in the vintage vehicles, and a World War II amphibious tractor, or AMTRAC, will be on display.
The CMP extended invitations to World War II veterans to attend the event, which will also feature remarks from Gary Anderson, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and the owner of seven world championships, who is also the Director Emeritus of Civilian Marksmanship. Anderson will fire the first shot of the National Matches with the Model 70 rifle he used to win one of his 16 U.S. National Championships.
Following the "First Shot" ceremony, the dedication will be held for the new Gary Anderson CMP Competition Center, the CMP's air gun facility. All of the "First Shot" events are free. There will also be open houses at the range from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday and from 5-8 p.m. on July 17.
Camp Perry has been the home of National Matches, the Super Bowl of the shooting sports, since 1907. Its rifle and pistol ranges make it the top facility of its type in the country.
In conjunction with the National Rifle and Pistol Matches competition, the CMP is also offering a pistol small arms firing school on Monday. The instruction is focused on teaching people new to the shooting sports, so those enrolling in the class are not required to have any experience handling firearms.
Students will be given basic instruction and taught firing practices, as well as the skills needed for competition and firing on the live range. They will also have the opportunity to compete in a M9 Pistol Excellence in Competition match at the conclusion of the instructional clinic.
Participants in the class must be at least 14 years of age, and intermediate shooters are also invited to participate.
The instruction is conducted by the U.S. Army and sponsored by the CMP.
There will also be an advanced pistol course offered Monday, with instruction and a Q&A session with pistol shooting champions, and the opportunity to fire in the Service Pistol Warm-Up Match, which precedes the National Pistol Matches.
The CMP Rifle Small Arms Firing School begins July 16 and offers the opportunity to learn how to fire an M16 rifle in a noncompetitive setting where safety is the highest priority. This school is also structured toward teaching new shooters, so no past firearm experience is necessary. The course will cover basic instruction and firing practices, competition skills, and live range firing. Intermediate shooters are also welcome.
The SAFS courses have been part of the National Matches event since 1918, and more than 1,000 pistol and rifle shooters are expected to participate again this year.
Instruction is done by members of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit.
The CMP National Three Position Air Rifle Championships were held recently at Camp Perry, attracting more than 300 sporter and precision air rifle marksmen to the new Gary Anderson CMP Competition Center.
Sean Roehrs of Sylvania, a member of the Black Swamp Junior Rifle Club, shot a personal best in the competition for the second straight year, while teammate Justin Kleinhans from Oak Harbor qualified to become a member of the national developmental team.
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Saturday, October 4, 8PM
Fairfax, Virginia, September 8, 2003 The Ahn Trio Lucia on piano, Angella on violin, and Maria on cello receive raves wherever they take their repertoire of innovative and interpretive music. George Mason Universitys Center for the Arts welcomes the three virtuosos on Saturday, October 4 at 8PM in a concert featuring songs by the sisters good friend Kenji Bunch, as well as The Doors and Argentine legend Astor Piazzolla. An artistic discussion, free to ticket holders, is held 45-minutes prior to the curtain on the Grand Tier of the Concert Hall.
Looking at once trendy, glamorous and colorful, the trios looks often belie their obvious talents. Enrolled at Juilliard in 1981, the Ahns gained national attention in 1987 after a Time magazine article profiled "Asian American Whiz Kids." Their first recording of Ravel was praised by Audio magazine as "never better played," and, soon after, their recording of Dvorak, Suk and Shostakovich Trios won Germanys prestigious ECHO Award. The sisters experimented with contemporary compositions on their two recent releases, "Ahn Plugged," and "Groovebox."
Lucia Ahn comments that Kenji Bunchs Swing Shift, from their "Groovebox" CD illustrates best how, "Kenji's music incorporates all his passion --often jazzy, rhythmic and sensuous," and, explains Lucia, "because Bunch enjoys living in New York City, Swing Shift musically describes the citys night life." The latest composition for the Ahns by London-based composer Michael Nyman, is the beautiful and dreamy Yellow Beach, included on this program along with Michal Ratajs sensual transcription of The Doors haunting Riders on the Storm. The trio wanted to actually "play" the storm and not use a recorded storm sound they accomplish this by throwing a tennis ball inside the piano onto the strings. For this program, the Ahn Trio also performs Argentinean composer Astor Piazzolla's Oblivion and Primavera Portena. From a composer who devoted the final phase of his career to promoting the tango as a serious genre, Oblivion (1980) is an instrumental version of a song, originally from the film Henry IV. The trio was praised for their Piazzolla interpretations by the Milwaukee Sentinel, "youd think these sisters had grown up on the streets of Buenos Aires."
October 4, 2003, 8PM
Yellow Beach (2002)* Michael Nyman [b. 1944, England]
Swing Shift: Music for Evening Hours (2002)*
Kenji Bunch [b. 1973, Portland, OR]
(Played without pause)
Night Flight
Club Crawl
Magic Hour
Mr. Twitty's Chair (2003) Katrina Wreede
Arranged for the trio by Kenji Bunch
Lullabye (1994)* Ronn Yedidia [b. 1960, Israel]
Riders on the Storm* The Doors
Transcribed for the trio by Michal Rataj
[b. 1975, Czech Republic]
Oblivion Astor Piazzolla [1921-1992]
Primavera Portena
*Composed for the Ahn Trio and recorded on Groovebox
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Tickets for The Ahn Trio are $40, $32, $20. Charge by phone at 703-218-6500 or visit www.tickets.com. The Center for the Arts complex is located on the Fairfax campus of George Mason University at the intersection of Braddock Road and Route 123. Paid parking is located in the deck adjacent to the mainstage Concert Hall and FREE parking is located in University lot K.
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A major storm will bring heavy snow from parts of North Carolina to parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey spanning later Tuesday into Thursday.
However, dozens of other cities in the region and towns and rural areas in between could receive anywhere from a couple of inches of slush to a foot or more of back-breaking snow and power outages. These include Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, Dover, Del., and Vineland, N.J. These areas are likely to receive rain during part of the storm and a larger percentage of the snow that falls is more likely to melt for a time.
A snow/rain mix will move into Philadelphia during tomorrow's morning commute. That mix will change to mainly rain throughout the day. By the evening, cold temperatures will wrap into the storm and we could see a heavy, wet snow.
In the last 18 hours, the National Weather Service snow maps have undergone changes, with winter-storm watches now posted for Chester and Delaware Counties.
The map shows up to 6 inches in far southwestern Chester County, and 2 to 4 in and around Philly.
Should that hold, this would become the heftiest official snow of the season in Philadelphia, where the biggest total of the season has been a paltry 1.5 inches.
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6/27: Simplify browser use with keyboard shortcuts
The mouse may be the most intuitive way to control a browser, but it's not the most efficient. As MLStrand56 learned on the Answer Line forum, browser shortcuts can be valuable.
I'd like to tell you that nothing can speed up your Web browsing like a few basic keyboard shortcuts. But that's not really true. They won't speed things up nearly as much as a faster Internet connection.
[Email your tech questions to[email protected]or post them on thePCW Answer Line forum.]
But the keyboard shortcuts will speed it up in an entirely different way. They won't bring up a new page any faster, but once the page is up, they can get you to the top or bottom immediately, change tabs in the blink of an eye, and toggle full-screen mode.
And unlike a faster connection, they don't add to your monthly bills.
Here are some of the most useful keyboard shortcuts, all of which work with Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer. For simplicity's sake, I haven't tried to include everything.
General Navigation
Navigating the current page
Moving between pages
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There's an unspoken invitation for those participating in the upcoming Bluegrass and Old West Fest: Come for the Weekend, Stay for the Dream.
The weekend's activities — including more than 19 hours of nonstop musical entertainment — promise to deliver "wholesome fun for the entire family."
The Bluegrass and Old West Fest is the kickoff for this month's Ramona Rodeo activities as well. Ramona Rodeo is set for May 18 through 20. Special events, including the Main Street Parade on May 19, are planned.
For Bluegrass Fest founders Rob Lewellan and Chris Anderson, the weekend represents their dreams of what the Ramona music scene can become.
"This event is not just for music lovers, but for the community of Ramona," said Lewallen. "We'd like Ramona to become a musical destination. We want Ramona to become a stop for many things, such as music, the mural project, the wineries, the equestrian aspect, the antiques, and more."
Part of the dream includes growing the event into something much larger.
"We would love to make Bluegrass Fest one of the largest events of its kind in the county," said Lewellan.
Not only would everyone involved with the Bluegrass and Old West Fest love to see the event grow in terms of attendance, but bringing in more nationally known acts is at the top of the wish list.
"We would love to have two stages going non-stop the entire time, more campers, more activities for the kids, and even more vendors," Lewellan said.
Of course, the entertainment at Bluegrass Fest is the star attraction. Well-known groups such as Bluegrass Etc, Lonesome Otis, Chris Clarke & Plow, Shirthouse Bluegrass Band, the Next Generation Band, and Orchard Thieves are among the musical lineup.
Other entertainers include Tom Hiatt and the Sundown Riders, "Captain" Jim Cooper, Judy Taylor and the Wild Oats, the Southwest Ghost Riders, the Julian Doves and Desperadoes, and Michelle Luce.
"The bands that perform here are awesome," said Anderson. "And when they are done performing, they come sit with everyone else and play and pick and jam. That just doesn't happen at other festivals."
She believes that part of the excitement surrounding Bluegrass Fest — in addition to the great acts — is also due to the many hardworking people involved with bringing it all together.
"The committee members and everyone working behind the scenes are just great and we share a common goal," said Anderson. "We all love our town and want to make sure our kids know what life in a small town is all about."
And while Bluegrass committee members have big dreams, they have never lost sight of the ultimate goal of the event — to give back to the community.
"The whole event is nonprofit, and any money we make goes into next year's fest," said Lewellan. "We'd love to build it up to the point that we can make a difference in our own community by sponsoring other events and activities that continue to give back."
Anderson added, "When you come to the Bluegrass Fest, you aren't just coming to a concert. You are becoming a part of what is happening in Ramona. You are with your friends and family, totally relaxed and having fun — it is true social networking event."
The Ramona Bluegrass and Old West Fest is set for May 5 and 6 at the Ramona Outdoor Community Center Pavilion, 421 Aqua Lane. Overnight tent and RV camping are available.
For ticket pricing and other information, contact Susan Jaggi at 760-789-6173 or visit ramonabluegrassfest.com.


text: I wonder how many untold tens of thousands of dollars (maybe hundreds?) they're paying Ford or whoever designed this, and the joker can't even get proper pivot sleeves or gussets so the jacket doesnt warp like a crappy halloween costume when the actor moves. A moderately competent theatrical or ballroom tailor could probably have inserted the proper sleeves on that thing for a few hundred bucks, and there'd be little to no distortion in the lapels. I'd hate to see how that thing would look if Bond reached overhead for something.


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PARENTS and teachers at a top Stourbridge school are on a collision course with governors over plans for academy status.
Bosses at Redhill School will vote later this month on whether to apply to move out of local authority control by becoming an academy.
The proposal, which is open for consultation until Friday November 9, sparked the formation of an opposition group called Redhill Schools Concern.
Redhill Schools Concern spokesperson, Pauline Faux, said: "The school has recently had a glowing Ofsted report. No convincing case has been advanced to justify putting that at risk by turning the school into an academy.
"Why change something that is working so well? The governors should listen to those they are there to represent and drop these proposals."
Objectors fear the change could lead to alterations in term times, admissions policy and the curriculum, while promises by the school's current chiefs may not be kept by future administrations.
They also say governors at the Junction Road school will not be locally accountable and there would be no council back-up to cope with unforeseen situations like emergency repairs.
Governors say if the school becomes an academy there are no plans for changes to admission criteria while term times would be set to match others in the area.
Supporters of the plan also argue by cutting its ties with the local authority, Redhill would get extra cash which would otherwise go to Dudley Council.
Stourbridge Conservative MP Margot James, who is on the school's board of governors, said: "I'm very much in favour of going to academy status, the evidence shows schools do better when they are managing their own resources.
"Just because a school is good doesn't mean to say it can't improve and I am confident governors now and in the future will make decisions in the best interests of the school."
Campaigners say many Redhill teachers are against the change and ironically the school's staff includes Paula Roe, who is president of the NASUWT, Britain's biggest teaching union.
Mrs Roe, who has previously said the coalition government only cares about privatisation and deregulation, declined to comment on the plan - because she is a teacher at Redhill.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, said: "This whole process is now causing unnecessary turbulence and disturbance to staff, pupils and parents and proving an immense distraction at a time when all the staff want to do is focus on the job of maintaining high standards."
Redhill headteacher, Stephen Dunster, said: "We have always worked in partnership with our community and local schools and will make sure this remains the case.
"The governors are committed to preserving and further enhancing our position as an outstanding non-selective school for Stourbridge."
Redhill Schools Concern is holding a gathering at Stourbridge town clock, Market Street, on Saturday November 10 at 11am.
Campaigners are also planning to picket a governors meeting on Monday November 19, when a final decision will be made on applying for academy status.
If the application is approved by the Department for Education, Redhill would aim to convert on April 1 2013.


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Dave Page and I were discussing the word "name" this morning. I said "I like to use a column called 'name' in a lot of my tables" and he said "I don't like to do that because the quoting is really annoying" and I said "what quoting?". Long story short, it turns out that postgresql and pgdump do not quote the word name, but pgadmin does. The reason for this is that pgadmin quotes all keywords, even unreserved keywords, except for type names, when it quotes all keywords except for a fixed list that is hardcoded into the needsQuoting() function. Attached, please find a patch that brings the behavior more closely into alignment with what core PG does. It skips quoting all UNRESERVED_KEYWORDs, and when forTypes is true, it also skips quoting COL_NAME_KEYWORDs. It might also be safe to skip quoting TYPE_FUNC_NAME_KEYWORDs when forTypes is false, but I opted not to do in this patch that because I'm less sure of whether it's safe. Not quoting UNRESERVED_KEYWORDs seems pretty safe because an unreserved keyword can't be used in the grammar in any place where a column name, type name, function name, or table name can appear. There shouldn't ever be any possibility of confusing an unreserved keyword with an identifier, so they don't need to be quoted (see, e.g., quote_identifier() in src/backend/utils/adt/ruleutils.c). Not quoting COL_NAME_KEYWORDs when forTypes is true should have about the same effect as the current hardcoded list, because basically that's just a list of all of the buitin types that happen to also be COL_NAME_KEYWORDs. The differences are (1) if someone happens to define a type with the same name as a current or future COL_NAME_KEYWORD, the new coding will avoid quoting it unnecessarily; and (2) if the keyword ANY is used as a type name, it will be quoted, which is a good thing, because that's required, and the inclusion of that name into the current list appears to be an error, since any is in fact a RESERVED_KEYWORD. Have mercy on me if this patch is stupid, badly formatted, submitted incorrectly, or otherwise poorly-thought-out. I'm new here. :-) -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise Postgres Company
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I've just checked the SliverlightBusinessApplication, the LoginInfo.cs in SliverlightBusinessApplication's Models folder have this:
"using SliverlightBusinessApplication.Web.Resources;"
but how could this work? because We cann't quote website's namespace in SL, I don't understand.
does anyone know why?
does anyone know why?
Silverlight is N-Tier App so that they need strong type or abstrac class. That is Automatic generate code and the class belong to SL.
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A new poll from Thomson Reuters and University of Michigan shows that consumer confidence is the lowest its been for 30 years [2].
A new report from Wells Fargo Securities shows that the labor participation rate is also "at a 30-year low" [3].
That's not a coincidence.
If people can't find work, they'll have no confidence in their ability to pay for the things they want or need, or in the economy as a whole.
The administration – despite its rhetoric – is doing nothing to decrease unemployment [4] (and see this [5]), and is solely helping the super-rich at the expense of everyone else [6].
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Any objections to my battery charging solution?
I'm pretty sure they're NIMH it didn't say it was one of those auctions where they said the batteries were "3600 MHz" I assume they meant 'mah' but who knows maybe I just desoldered the world's smallest super computer. I have it charging now seems to be working, I'll post back when its fully charged.
As a side note I really should have put a current limiting resistor in series with the LED so I didn't burn it out. Fortunately the resistance in the line as well as the internal battery resistance seems to limit the current enough.


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Fun, intelligent 'Wicked' brings new relevance to an old story
Ding, dong, the witch is back. "Wicked" opened its second Boston visit Thursday night at the Opera House, and, as we like to say around here, it's still wicked good.
As Gregory Maguire, the author of the wickedly intelligent novel on which the wildly popular musical is based, noted in a Globe op-ed Thursday, the themes that occupied him a dozen years ago have only grown more relevant since then. Maguire's simple, brilliant idea - what if the Wicked Witch wasn't really the wicked one? - resonates in new and scary ways with our national obsession with evildoers, and our national difficulty in discerning just who the evildoers are.
Not that the musical hits these themes particularly hard - it's still, unless you're listening closely, all about "Popular." But part of what makes its spectacle so satisfying is that it's not just spectacular. Both Winnie Holzman's book and Stephen Schwartz's songs have plenty of fun with "The Wizard of Oz," but the fun also has a point. "Good" and "wicked" will never sound so simple again once you've heard them twine around each other in a dozen surprising ways.
But you're wondering how the latest green girl handles a broom. As Elphaba, Victoria Matlock has a powerful presence and a voice that can match it - especially when she lets loose for the big, showy notes at the end of "Defying Gravity" or "The Wizard and I." Too often, though, she seems to be holding herself back to save up power for those final knockouts; especially in the higher registers, her voice can take on an unpleasantly constricted quality. That works well in comic moments - it gives her Elphaba a witchily snide sound - but it's too constrained to convey deeper emotion.
It doesn't help that Cliffton Hall's Fiyero is a bland, laid-back dude. Say what you will about the goopy power ballad "As Long As You're Mine," but it should at least generate some heat. With Hall's low-key drawl and Matlock's "American Idol" gaspiness, it's barely lukewarm.
The singer to listen to is Christina DeCicco, whose nuanced vocal technique creates a wonderfully layered Glinda. She has moments of frightening perkiness in the Kristin Chenoweth mode - especially in that anthem of Perky Nation, "Popular" - but she turns the twinkles on and off like a taser. Underneath is a chillingly powerful woman, and the combination is fascinating.
This production also delivers the sheer theatrical delight of Eugene Lee's intricate, inventive set and Susan Hilferty's magnificently wacky costumes. If you're seeing it for the first time, you'll be wowed by the imaginative effects and seemingly effortless craft; what's more striking on subsequent viewings is the expert coherence of the design. It's glittery, yes, but it also has a real and solid gleam.
This may not be perfectly "Wicked." But it's certainly perfectly good.


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Had thought about Smartlipo for a while, having always been thick around the middle. I'm 37 now, and since a back injury a couple of years ago that kept me from exercising for over a year, my tummy had got even more flabby. Even eating well and lots of cycling seemed to be making me look like a spider, with little toned limbs and a fat body!!
I was getting really annoyed at being so out of proportion, and my tummy not fitting into my pre-injury clothes. SO last Sat 20th I had Smartlipo on upper and lower abs, flanks and also the area just under my bra at the front, which was weirdly puffy. I'll post pics when my swelling goes down and I'm starting to see results.
Op was fairly comfortable. A couple of times the tip of the laser must have caught the edge of the numb bit, which did hurt, but only for 10 seconds or so. The rest of the time it was fine, just the odd bit of mild pain here and there.
Afterwards I thought I would need a cab home from central London, but I felt fine, so walked to the nearest pharmacy to collect antibiotics and caught train home, stopping off for some groceries en route!
That evening I took a few paracetemol, as there was a slight ache and tingling in the area. Over the next 24 hours I had a few more painkillers, but stopped them on Sunday eve. By Monday I felt well enough to drive to the supermarket, though I was nervous people would bump into me. I've been sleeping ok in my support garment, though there was a little bit of discomfort when I turned over onto the treated areas (I usually sleep on my stomach).
Today I did a little work and my middle feels totally fine, though I don't feel like bending over and touching my toes just yet. I have one red angry bruise (which was where it had hurt in the op), but only soft bruising in other places.
My measurements 3 days in are about the same as pre-op, apart from the underbust, which has gone down an inch. I can see already that I have a better shape underneath my chest. He didn't seem to aspirate SO much fat- only around 700cc, but he was lasering for a fairly long time. I'm slightly worried enough wasn't taken, so I'm crossing my fingers that loads more cells than that got zapped, and I'll manage to process them away.
Can't wait til the swelling goes, and I can see results- I'm hoping for an actual WAIST!!! Plan of action is to eat healthily and get back to exercising as soon as possible, and hopefully people will just think I'm slowly losing weight for my holiday at the end of August!
I'll update this as I see progress. This is the first time I've had any sort of prodedure, so I had no idea what to expect- this site was SOOOO useful to read about people's experiences, so thank you to everyone for their stories.


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Welcome to part three of a three part guest blog series from the winner of the FourFourTwo competition Nick Leggatt. In this post, Nick experiences Hong Kong and the Barclays Asia Trophy final.
Exploring Hong Kong the past few days has been a really unique experience. The sights, the sounds and the smells are unlike any place I've been before.
Wandering around the city, both on the island of Hong Kong and the Kowloon Peninsula, the people are friendly and genuine, but generally keep to themselves.
They also love their football, and wearing my Manchester City shirt around town often garnered a smile, a cheer or a thumbs-down from passers-by.
Their passion for the game has been evident, especially at the two Barclays Asia Trophy fixtures, both of which were sold out, highlighting Asia's appetite for the game.
It's Saturday night and we are back at Hong Kong Stadium. Tottenham and South China will battle for third place, while Manchester City and Sunderland - play off for the title.
A relatively dry day saw the pitch in slightly better condition than the one we saw on Wednesday evening, but still not ideal, with sand strewn across a third of the park to soak up any remaining water.
This made for some scrappy football at times, with steady footing difficult to come by. Fortunately, the Spurs were still able to play quite fluid, attacking football, putting 6 past a hapless local outfit. Jermaine Defoe nabbed a hat-trick, whilst the local fans were buoyed by a couple of close efforts from the home team.
After a short break, the excitement built for the tournament's finale – a fixture that pitted Paolo Di Canio against Manuel Pellegrini, Adam Johnson against his former team and FourFourTwo editor (and Sunderland supporter) Aidan Ormond against me, your humble competition winner. As the teams strode out into the middle of a now muddy park (it had started raining again), they shook hands, as did Aidan and I, before the hostilities began.
We were treated to an entertaining first half, with the poor conditions not affecting the quality of football., Edin Dzeko added to his tally from the opening match by scoring a cracking volley from the edge of the penalty area.
The game to-ed and fro-ed, with City controlling much of the possession without making it count on the scoresheet. The second half saw both sides bring on their subs, but the match eventually fizzled out.
The final scoreline was 1-0 and my beloved Blues lifted their first (and hopefully not last) piece of silverware for the new season. I even managed to get up close to the trophy presentation and shake Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany's hand, which I'm sure he was pretty chuffed about.
Add that to the fact that I also managed to meet Sergio Aguero, Joleon Lescott, and Jack Rodwell, along with a host of other players this week, it's probably safe to say that I've had a fairly enjoyable experience.
This is probably as good a chance as any to thank the kind people at EA Sports and FourFourTwo for giving me the opportunity to act out such a boyhood dream. It really has been an extraordinary experience, so thank you.
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Car vandals strike hard in Beaverton
BEAVERTON, Ore. -- Chris Patterson doesn't mind getting his hands dirty.
He loves working on his truck, but this isn't the project he had in mind.
Just four months ago he spent $1,400 on new all-terrain tires, but now he's just glad he saved the old ones.
"Hopefully they catch the guy and take care of him," Patterson said.
All four of his tires were slashed, along with the tires on seven other cars in a parking lot off Southwest Hall in Beaverton.
Police say a man on foot did it all around 4 a.m. Saturday.
"He went around really casually to each tire then the next car. He had something in his hand, I couldn't tell it was a knife, you can see puncture marks on my tires," Patterson said after reviewing surveillance video.
Patterson hopes police catch the guy. In the meantime though, he won't be leaving this truck here overnight again.
Police don't have much suspect information to go on so call them if you know anything about this crime.


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BFC Financial Corporation ("BFC" or the "Company") (OTCQB: BFCF) and Bluegreen Corporation ("Bluegreen") (NYSE: BXG) today announced that, at a special meeting of shareholders held today, Bluegreen shareholders approved the previously announced merger of Bluegreen with Woodbridge Holdings, LLC ("Woodbridge"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of BFC, in an all-cash transaction at a price of $10.00 per share. Over 86% of the total Bluegreen common stock outstanding was voted in favor of the merger, representing over 96% of the shares voted at the meeting. BFC's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Alan B. Levan, commented, "Shareholders have overwhelmingly supported this merger and we look forward to completing this transaction." Bluegreen also announced that it issued $75 million of Senior Secured Notes (the "Notes") in a private transaction entered into by Bluegreen on March 26, 2013 and arranged by BB&T Capital Markets. The Notes mature in March 2020, subject to their terms, covenants and conditions. The proceeds from the Notes offering will be used to fund a portion of the merger consideration. The parties currently expect to close the merger during the first week of April. Under the terms of the merger agreement, at the time the merger is effective, each outstanding share of Bluegreen's Common Stock (other than those shares held directly or indirectly by BFC and shares owned by holders who exercised and perfected their appraisal rights in accordance with Massachusetts law) will be converted into the right to receive $10.00 in cash, without interest thereon and less any applicable withholding taxes. John M. Maloney Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer of Bluegreen, commented, "We view this merger as a natural progression of the beneficial relationship Bluegreen has enjoyed with BFC since April 2002. This merger is not expected to have any material impact on Bluegreen's day-to-day operations. Bluegreen owners should continue to expect the same high levels of service, attention, and quality that have helped drive our growth and evolution to date."
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6-0 rout in dismal day for Wenger
Chelsea go on the rampage to spoil Arsenal manager's 1,000th game - and just to make it worse, the ref sends the wrong player off
Chelsea handed Arsene Wenger one of his most demoralising defeats as Arsenal manager as his 1,000th game ended in a 6-0 rout on Saturday, and the referee also endured embarrassment at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea earned their biggest league victory under Jose Mourinho and was up 2-0 after just seven minutes through goals from Samuel Eto'o and Andre Schuerrle. Referee Andre Marriner then provided the London derby's big talking point by sending off the wrong Arsenal player after 15 minutes.
Although Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain blatantly handled to keep out Eden Hazard's shot, it was Kieran Gibbs who was dismissed despite Oxlade-Chamberlain admitting to the referee: "It was me."
Technology is only used in the Premier League to rule on disputed goals, but Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho called for referees to be allowed to base decisions on video replays.
"The sending off is a big ammunition for people like me that thinks that one little screen in front of the fourth official is a big help against these kinds of mistakes," Mourinho said.
Hazard scored Chelsea's third from the resulting penalty, before Oscar netted twice and Mohamed Salah completed Wenger's misery with his first goal for the leaders.
Manchester City's Yaya Toure scored a hat trick in a 5-0 victory over Fulham with Fernandinho and Martin Demichelis completing the scoring. City climbed above Arsenal into third place.
Second-place Liverpool won 6-3 at Cardiff with Luis Suarez scoring a hat trick.
Everton climbed to fifth with a 3-2 win over struggling Swansea City and Norwich City beat relegation rivals Sunderland 2-0.
West Bromwich Albion lost 2-0 to Hull City and Newcastle United, with a Papiss Cisse goal in stoppage time, accounted for Crystal Palace 1-0.
Arsenal saw their title ambitions seriously dented as they fell seven points behind Chelsea.
For Wenger the margin of defeat matched the previous low point of his 18-year reign - an 8-2 loss at Manchester United. And the humbling only served to justify Mourinho's recent gibe that Wenger is a "specialist in failure" as the Frenchman went an 11th game without beating his Portuguese rival.
"Two-nil after seven minutes and the game is over, because we were too strong for them," Mourinho said.
Early on, Schuerrle ran through the centre from the halfway line and passed to Eto'o on the edge of the penalty area, and the Cameroon striker controlled the ball before curling it past the diving Wojciech Szczesny in the fifth minute.
In a near replica move, Arsenal's defence crumbled again inside two minutes as the provider turned scorer. Nemanja Matic seized possession around the halfway line and fed Schuerrle, who went past Laurent Koscielny before scoring.
"Arsene Wenger we want you to stay," Chelsea fans taunted.
Then it got a lot worse for Wenger's side - and the referee - when Hazard's shot was tipped away, not by Szczesny, but by Oxlade-Chamberlain.
Hazard scored from the penalty spot and there was no way back for Arsenal.
Oscar scooped in from close range, then benefited from a goalkeeping blunder for his second. Salah then rubbed salt into the wounds with the final goal.
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Irvington, N. J. (Jul. 24)
The German and Austrian War Veterans Association of Newark and vicinity, at a meeting here, unanimously voted to reaffiliate with the German-American League of Essex County, representative body of German-American citizenry, from which they had voluntarily withdrawn a year ago due to differences in policy which included the Nazi situation.
Following a report on the meeting held in Paterson two weeks ago, the local association gave a vote of confidence to its commander, Richard H. Krueger, and the other delegates to the National Federation of German and Austrian War Veterans who were among the proponents for a definite neutral stand in religious and political affairs. The Federation affirmed this stand in a positive way after two constituent posts, one from Hudson County and the other from Manhattan, of reputed decidedly pro-Nazi sympathies, withdrew from the Federation. The Newark delegates were frankly satisfied with the exit of the alleged pro-Hitlerites.