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No one was injured in the incident — including the three teens accused of making and setting off the bomb, who were nearby when it exploded — and no property was damaged, according to San Bernardino County Sheriff's officials.
The small explosion took place at 10:26 a.m. Friday at the alternative school on Topas Road in Victorville. The San Bernardino County Fire Department and Sheriff's Bomb/Arson detail were immediately notified, sheriff's officials said.
Three 17-year-old male students from the school were arrested following the incident, though their names were not released since they are minors. A Victorville teen was arrested for incinerating an explosive device, while another Victorville teen and an Adelanto teen were arrested for making an explosive device.
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88 W. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, CA | Directions 9110534.145615 -118.152549
Mon-Sun: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Neighborhoods: East LA, South Arroyo
Stop... Go somewhere else – I had lunch last Thursday and what a gross experience. I got sushi lunch with salad. When the sushi arrived I noticed on piece of ahi looked different and stupid me I bit into it. Smell, old and made me ill. I told the waitress and she gave it to the manager and I can see him laughing and joking with the sushi staff. He brought the new piece over didn't say a word to me a ran away. I told the waitress how upset I was and I felt ill but know one cared. Next thing I see is the bill. I didn't finish the food but they charged me. I called the corporate office 4 times to tell them what happened and I can't get anyone to call back.
I still can't each fish and still have a sick stomach. Health Dept should check this place
This place literally made me sick for an entire week – I have been to Kabuki about a dozen times on some of my many visits to Pasadena and I used to actually really like their food. Its not the best sushi (best sushi is at Sushigo55) but I liked Kabuki enough to keep going back, until that one last time ...
I dont remember anything tasting bad or "off" or anything but throughout that day I started feeling worse until nighttime when my body gave up fighting. Apparently citysearch doesn't allow me to go into much more detail, but every 30 minutes I was running to the bathroom until morning. After that I couldn't eat anything for a couple days. I was seriously ill for about a week. If I didn't feel like I was getting better and if I had health insurance then I would've seen a doctor or gone to the hospital.
I will never return to this place even if their management offered an apology with a free meal.
Where's the server? – I didn't even get a chance to try the food here. The service was so poor my party left before we even got water. We went today for my birthday. It was about 5 on a saturday but they were surprisingly not busy. We were seated and given menus immediately. But then after sitting there for a good 15 to 20 minutes, with tons of servers walking padt us without any acknowledgement, my friend stopped a girl and politely asked for some waters. 5 minutes later she came back by with a tray of waters and walked right past us. That is when we walked out.
Best sushi I've ever eaten. – Great sushi. The service tends to be a little lacking, especially when they are busy, but the food makes up for the lack of personal attention given.
SoCal Japanese mini-chain satisfies with solid, well-priced sushi , teriyaki, noodles and beyond. – In Short
Interiors boast sleek, modern design, with an eye toward mixing traditional decor with more trendy elements like track lighting and exposed brick. All branches are located near major shopping areas such as Old Town Pasadena, Cerritos South Street and in the Howard Hughes Center. The menu features entrees such as tempura, teriyaki, hibachi plates; noodle dishes like udon and soba; and a full range of sushi. Full bar available along with sake, wine and beer.
its a quick fix to sushi – i remember when kabuki first came to pasadena. all the workers are korean and tried to be japanese. still its like it today, if you go here, all the workers are korean. even the sushi chefs. the food isnt all that authentic but it does seem somewhat fresh. yes there are better sushi places in pasadena but if you want somewheree cheap, then this is the place for you. on the happier note, the kabuki on foothill, near best buy is WAY better then the one on old town. something about the place in oldtown doesnt seem right.
Bad Sushi At KABUKI – kabuki has got to be one of the worst sushi restaurants ive ever been to. i love sushi, so im always looking for a new place to try. when im going out to eat with friends, kabuki seems to be the sushi 'no-brainer', but the food is awful; the portions of the rolls are cheap, and the flavor is nothing to write home about. its hard to walk away satisfied with small portions at such a high price, and feel good about what you ate and paid for. in my opinion, theyre much too expensive for the quality. i like to compare kabuki to the mcdonalds of sushi restaurants. ive been here quite a few times for parties, friend gatherings, etc, and its always the same, ive come to the conclusion that its just that their food is BELOW PAR for people who truely love sushi and know what quality is! like i said before, the portions are skimpy, the fish isnt too fresh, and really, my taste buds were insulted! the service at the restaurant in old town pasadena is terrible, too. i sat for almost 30 mins waiting for a drink refill and my check, i finally got so irritated that i went to the front desk to ask for my check and didnt leave a tip! it wasnt busy at all, so why should i tip a lazy waitress?! if you want great sushi at a cheaper price for larger portions try Niko Niko in Burbank! ;]
So-so sushi – Only been here once, so someday I'll give it another try but. . . . the sushi rolls were ok. Some didn't seem fresh (were warm instead of cold) or loosely put together. Service was not so good either. Long time to get our food and after we finished it was like we were abandoned. We had a hard time tracking down our server to get the check. We knew one of the managers so, of course, he was good to us. The place wasn't too busy when we got there but I'm sure during more popular hours the place is pretty busy (being on Colorado and having the chain-restaurant name).
Decent sushi, cool location – In the heart of Old Town, this Kabuki has a nice patio out front where you can people-watch. Their sushi is perfectly decent, and their rolls were tasty. There's a parking lot that gives you three-hours free around the corner on Delacey.
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text: SCENE + HEARD Hoya Hosts Event Featuring Vision Therapy Success Story By Staff Monday, June 18, 2012 12:00 AM (L to R) Jarrod Davies, OD, Jillian Benoit, Robin Benoit, Robin Price, OD. LEWISVILLE, Texas—Capping off a marketing competition, Utah Valley University (UVU) students were treated to a discussion with authors Jillian Benoit and her mother Robin on March 22 to discuss vision-related learning challenges and how vision therapy can help. About 30 people attended the event in Orem, Utah, including university students and faculty as well as families from the community. A team of UVU communication students is working with the non-profit organization Optometric Extension Program Foundation to create an effective online marketing campaign for the book "Jillian's Story: How Vision Therapy Changed My Daughter's Life" as part of Google's Online Marketing Challenge competition. Jillian Benoit and Dr. Robin Price demonstrating the Brock String, a vision therapy activity that provides feedback about where the two eyes are pointing. This can be used to help the patient develop better eye teaming skills. The team of three students, along with UVU Communication assistant professor Matthew J. Kushin, selected the non-profit organization, Jillian's Story, for the marketing competition and is also learning online marketing concepts including effective use of Google AdWords. "We're so happy to be able to help bring Robin and Jillian to UVU," noted Heather Padgett, national marketing manager for Hoya Vision Care, NA, which sponsored the event. "For the communications students it is a great opportunity to meet the people who authored the book they are marketing, and for the community at large, the subject of undetected vision problems in children and the value of vision therapy is an important message." Students from Utah Valley University trying out the Brock String activity. The Benoits shared the struggles and successes described in their book, which is a non-academic and personal approach to vision therapy. "I've learned that vision problems are as troubling for adults as they are for children and teens," Jillian Benoit said. "Undiagnosed and untreated vision challenges follow adults into their later years, sometimes disrupting careers." Local optometrists Dr. Robin Price and Dr. Jarrod Davies were on hand to answer questions and explain the vision therapy they provide in their Pleasant Grove, Utah practice. ■


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BALTIMORE, Md. (October 14, 2011) – TONIGHT, Lt. Governor Anthony Brown will speak at the 21st Annual Gala Awards Banquet honoring Maryland's 2011-2012 Teachers of the Year. The event pays tribute to 24 outstanding teachers from every local school district, seven of which are finalists for the 2012 Maryland Teacher of the Year award. The winner will give speaking appearances across the state as a representative of Maryland teachers and will compete for the title of National Teacher of the Year. Michelle Shearer, last year's Maryland Teacher of the Year, went on to be named the National Teacher of the Year.
WHAT: Lt. Governor Brown to Speak at Maryland Teachers of the Year Gala Awards Banquet
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Mourant Ozannes recently organised a series of workshops focusing on the Control of Housing and Work (Jersey) Law 2012.
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Mourant Ozannes has advised O3b on the launch of a satellite network that will bring fibre-quality broadband communications to three billion 'disconnected' people.
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The Employment Forum has recommended that the existing qualifying period for protection against unfair dismissal should remain at 26 weeks.
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Cerb is a fast and flexible Web-based platform for business collaboration and automation. It helps you remember anything about anyone, collaborate from anywhere, deftly reply to a flood of email, automate, stay informed, capture feedback, track time, flag opportunities, manage tasks, share expert knowledge, and otherwise execute efficiently.
Joget Workflow is a platform to easily build enterprise Web apps for cloud and mobile. Build full-fledged apps, e.g. CRM, HR, Healthcare, etc. Drag and drop forms, lists, and UI elements. Add workflows to automate processes. Extend via plugins. Apps are mobile optimized and cloud ready. Download ready made apps from the Joget Marketplace.
Science Girls! is a hybrid RPG/visual novel. In Science Girls, you guide a group of schoolgirls as they fend off an alien invasion, unlock powerful special attacks, rescue their friends, and travel to the alien world to stop the invaders at the source. It features a lighthearted storyline, the ability to swap active combat characters at any time, savepointless saving, character customization as you level up, and selectable difficulty levels.
Aspose.Tasks is a non-graphical .NET Project management component which enables .NET applications to read, write, and manage Project documents without utilizing Microsoft Project. With Aspose.Tasks, you can read and change tasks, recurring tasks, resources, resource assignments, relations, and calendars. Aspose.Tasks works well with both WinForm and WebForm applications.
MQ Standard Security Exit is a solution that allows a company to control and restrict who is accessing a WebSphere MQ resource. The security exit will operate with WebSphere MQ v6.0, v7.0, v7.1, or v7.5 in Windows, IBM i (OS/400), Unix, and Linux environments. It works with Server Connection, Receiver, Requestor, and Cluster-Receiver channels of WebSphere MQ queue manager. The MQ Standard Security Exit solution is comprised of a server-side security exit.
MQ Message Encryption (MQME) is a solution that provides encryption for WebSphere MQ message data while it resides in a queue and in the MQ logs. It uses AES and offers the ability to control who accesses protected queues. This control is obtained through the use of UserID grouping, and group files are similar to the Unix /etc/group file. It also has the ability to generate and validate messages using a SHA-2 digital signature.
MQ Channel Encryption (MQCE) is a solution that provides AES encryption for message data flowing between WebSphere MQ (WMQ) resources. It operates with Sender, Receiver, Server, Requestor, Cluster-Sender, Cluster-Receiver, Server Connection, and Client Connection channels of the WMQ queue managers. It is a simple drop-in solution and can be configured as a queue manager channel message exit or as a channel sender/receive exit pair.
MQ Authenticate User Security Exit (MQAUSX) is a solution that allows a company to fully authenticate a user who is accessing a WebSphere MQ resource. It verifies the user's user ID and password (and possibly domain name) against the server's native OS system (or domain controller) or a remote LDAP server. The security exit will operate with WebSphere MQ v6.0, v7.0, v7.1, or v7.5 in Windows, iSeries (OS/400), Unix, and Linux environments. It works with Server Connection, Client Connection, Sender, Receiver, Server, Requestor, Cluster-Sender, and Cluster-Receiver channels of WebSphere MQ queue manager. The MQ Authenticate User Security Exit solution is comprised of 2 components: client-side security exit and server-side security exit.
MQ Auditor is a solution that allows a company to audit and track all MQ API calls performed by MQ applications that are connected to a queue manager. The API Exit operates with WebSphere MQ v7.0, v7.1, or v7.5 in Windows, Unix, IBM i, and Linux environments. Under WMQ v5.3 and higher, MQA audits the following MQ API calls: MQCONN, MQCONNX, MQOPEN, MQGET, MQPUT, MQPUT1, MQINQ, MQSET, MQCLOSE, MQDISC, MQBACK, MQBEGIN, and MQCMIT. Under WMQ v188.8.131.52 and higher, MQA audits the above calls as well as the following calls: XASTART, XAEND, XAOPEN, XACLOSE, XACOMMIT, XACOMPLETE XAFORGET, XAPREPARE, XARECOVER, XAROLLBACK, AX_REG, and AX_UNREG. Under WMQ v7.0 and higher, MQA also audits the following additional MQ API calls: MQCALLBACK, MQCB, MQCTL, MQSTAT, MQSUB, and MQSUBRQ.
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Ghostscript is a processor for PostScript and PDF files. It can rasterize these files to a wide variety of printers, devices for screen preview, and image file formats. Since applications tend to prepare pages for printing in a high-level format such as PostScript, most Unix users with low-level bitmap printers, such as inkjets, use GhostScript as part of the printing process. In addition, Ghostscript is capable of converting PostScript files, functionality comparable to Adobe Acrobat Distiller, but on the command line. In addition, Ghostscript is used for file import and viewing by a great many other applications, including xv, ImageMagick, gimp, and xdvi. Several GUI wrappers for viewing PostScript and PDF files exist, including GSview, ghostview, gv, ggv, and kghostview. This is far from a comprehensive list.
album is a free HTML/XHTML photo album and gallery generator that supports themes/skins. You can choose different themes or write your own to get different layouts and styles. It creates all your thumbnails (including directory thumbnails) and descends into directories so you can organize your photos. See the home page for more examples. album is also multi-lingual, with many languages being added all the time. N.B.: The purchase link is provided for donations; the software does not cost anything.
There are many photo-gallery programs available. Zoph is different, as it concentrates on the management of large collection of photos instead of just showing them on the Web. It can store a lot of information about your photos, including the regular EXIF info, photographer, location, title, description, rating, and the people in the photo. Photos can appear in multiple albums and categories. Additional features include search, slideshows, lightboxes, email, access privileges, and multiple languages.
white_dune is a graphical VRML97/X3DV editor, simple NURBS/Superformula 3D modeller, animation tool, and VRML97/X3DV commandline compiler in development. VRML97 (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is the ISO standard for displaying 3D data over the Web via browser plugins ("HTML for realtime 3D"). X3DV is the direct successor of VRML97. VRML97 and X3DV have support for animation, real-time interaction, and multimedia (images, movies, and sounds). white_dune can read, create, and display VRML97/X3DV files and let the user change the scenegraph/fields. It also has support for stereoscopic view via "quadbuffer"-capable stereo visuals, and support for 3D input devices like a joystick, spaceball, or magnetic tracker.
gvSIG is an easy to use Java desktop GIS. It has a friendly interface, and can access some popular formats (e.g. SHP, DGN, DXF, DWG, TIFF, JPEG, ECW, SID, etc). It will integrate in a single view both local vector and raster data, as well as remote data through WMS or WCS. It allows layout design for printing. It is meant for end-users of geographical information, and currently has Spanish, Valencian, English, and 6 more interfaces. It's designed to be easily extended.
view3dscene is a browser for VRML (1.0 and 2.0) and X3D, and a viewer for other 3D model formats (3DS, MD3, Wavefront OBJ, and Collada are handled). It supports viewing the scene in the "Examine" mode and walking in the virtual world with features such as collision detection and gravity. Rendering is done using OpenGL. Many advanced 3D graphic effects are available, like mirrors (flat and through cube environment mapping), shadows (shadow maps and shadow volumes), GLSL shaders and more. The program can also convert files from 3DS, MD3, Collada and other formats to X3D and pretty-print VRML and X3D files.
BRL-CAD is a powerful constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis, path-tracing for realistic image synthesis, network distributed framebuffer support, and image and signal-processing tools.
Equalizer is middleware for creating and deploying parallel OpenGL-based applications. It enables applications to benefit from multiple graphics cards, processors, and computers to scale rendering performance, visual quality, and display size. An Equalizer-based application runs unmodified on any visualization system, from a simple workstation to large scale graphics clusters, multi-GPU workstations, and Virtual Reality installations.
A PHP class for generating PDF documents.
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Board Meeting Minutes - August 2012
Sauk Valley Community College Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes for August 27, 2012
The Board of Trustees of Sauk Valley Community College met in regular session at 7:00 pm on August 27, 2012 in the Third floor board room at Sauk Valley Community College, 173 Illinois Route #2, Dixon, Illinois.
Call to Order
Chair Andersen called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and the following members answered roll call:
- Edward Andersen
- Lisa Wiersema
- Robert J. Thompson
- William Simpson
- Scott Stoller
- Margaret Tyne
- Andrew Bollman
- Student Trustee Karrow
- None
SVCC Staff
- President George J. Mihel
- Attorney Miller
- Dean of Business Services Paula Meyer
- Coordinator of Public Relations Rachel Marco
- Dean of Instructional Services Jon Mandrell
- Administrative Assistant Debra Dillow
Consent Agenda
It was moved by Member Bollman and seconded by Member Stoller to approve the Consent Agenda. In a roll call vote, all voted aye. Student Trustee Karrow advisory vote: aye. Motion carried.
President's Report
Dr. Mihel distributed a report on SVCC enrollment figures compared to our peer colleges. Dean of Instructional Services, Jon Mandrell provided a presentation on the new adjunct faculty website. Dean of Business Services, Paula Meyer provided a financial update. Dr. Mihel asked the Board to tour the new science labs after the meeting.
Member Bollman provided an update on the recent ICCTA Executive Committee meeting he attended and indicated pension reform will be a topic of our legislators. He plans to attend the ACCT meeting in Boston in October.
- Student Trustee
Student Trustee Karrow provided the Board with a report on her attendance at the ICCB SAC Leadership Institute in May 2012. She also shared her experience as a participant in the Community College Summer Enrichment Program. She distributed information on upcoming events scheduled for the students sponsored by SGA and Student Activities.
- Foundation
- None
Board Policy Review
Dr. Mihel reviewed Board Policies 108.01 Duties and Responsibilities of Board Officers and will not recommend any changes; Board Policy 109.01 Duties and Responsibilities of the Board of Trustees and 110.01 Committees of the Board and will recommend changes.
Board Policy 105.01 Instruction in Writing (First Reading)
It was moved Member Bollman and seconded by Member Stoller that the Board approve the deletion of Board Poicy 105.01 Instruction in Writing for first reading. In a roll call vote, all vote aye. Student Trustee Karrow advisory vote: aye. Motion carried.
Board Policy 105.01 Principles for Board Authority (First Reading)
Protection, Health, and Safety Completions
Administrative Resignation - Facilties
It was moved by Member Tyne and seconded by Member Stoller that the Board accept with regret the resignation of John Ditto, Director of Building and Grounds effective August 17, 2012. In a roll call vote, aye. Student Trustee Karrow advisory vote: aye. Motion carried.
Administrative Resignation - Business Services
It was moved Member Simpson and seconded by Member Tyne that the Board accept with regret the resignation of Paula Meyer, Dean of Business Services effective August 31, 2012. In a roll call vote, all voted aye. Student Trustee Karrrow advisory vote: aye. Motion carried.
Closed Session Minutes of July 30, 2012
Since the scheduled business was completed, it was moved by Member Stoller and seconded by Member Wiersema that the Board adjourn. In a roll call vote, all voted aye. Student Trustee Karrow advisory vote: aye. Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m.
Next Meeting
The next regular meeting of the Board will be at 7:00 p.m. on September 24, 2012 in the Board Room.
Respectfully submitted,
Lisa Wiersema, Secretary


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The Jewish-Arab Relationship as Imagined in Contemporary Literature
Professor Gil Hochberg joined the UCLA Comparative Literature Department in Fall 2002 after completing her PhD at UC Berkeley with a specialization in French North African, Arabic and Hebrew literatures. "Coming to LA after Berkeley was a shock at first," she says. "It was overwhelming, but I'm beginning to like it — and I love UCLA."
This Fall, in addition to a course on methodology, Hochberg is offering an undergraduate seminar on The Arab-Jewish Relationship as Imagined in Contemporary Literature. Considering the common image of "the Arab" and "the Jew" as antagonistic figures with conflicting political interests, she notes that "we forget that the recent national conflict between these two peoples is a new historical development that must be studied in the broader historical context of colonialism, imperialism and anti-Semitism."
The course explores representations of Arabs, Jews and Arab-Jews and their relationships in various texts, including Israeli and Palestinian films. "It's a lovely course," says Hochberg. "The students are very curious, very involved and politically active."
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Authorities closer to identifying body found near MintoMinto, ND (WDAY TV) - Authorities believe they've found and recovered the body of a Minto farmer. He's been missing since April 29th.
By: Kayla Strayer, WDAZ, WDAY
Walsh County, ND (WDAY TV) - Authorities believe they've found and recovered the body of a Minto farmer. He's been missing since April 29th.
55-year-old Guy Miller was found in the Forest River about a mile west of Minto.
A massive search began as soon as Guy Miller went missing this spring while driving near high water. This is the area where he was last seen by a friend who went to get help. When the friend returned, Miller had been swept away, and his truck became lodged in this coulee.
Sheriff Lauren Wild- Walsh County: "You can't stop nature."
For more than four months, there have been no answers for Miller's family.
Katie Marino- Guy's Sister: "It would get disheartening when they would call and say he hadn't been found. "
Searches continued through the summer, but still no sign.
Tony Miller- Guy's Brother: "That's where it hit me that this is going to be next to impossible to find him by actively searching. It's going to take an accident or a miracle or somebody stumbling across him, and that's what happened. "
Kelly Schanilec- Guy's Sister: "He just showed up, like he usually does; unannounced and late."
Right here, along the edge of the Forest River, is where Guy Miller's body was found.
Wild: "What's happened here is the water's gone down so much more than we've had. It's at the lowest level all summer. "
Some people attending a get-together at this house near the Forest River spotted Miller's body Saturday. Authorities got the call around 9 p.m.
Marino: "It's just that final step that needed to happen."
Schanilec: "We're rejoicing, and yet we still have sadness in our heart. We have come to the grips that we will never see him again."
Miller: "I can't stress enough for people to just take care of those around you and live every day like it's your last because that's what we went through."
A cross and this shovel used to recover Miller's body are the only signs left of what happened here.
Authorities will use dental records to confirm the body is that of Guy Miller.
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Paddle across pristine lakes in search of moose, cook around a campfire, and sleep under the stars!
Return transportation from Toronto is available...Starting at C$ 395 Per Trip
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Annies Bed and BreakfastAlgonquin Park, Ontario Bed & BreakfastsA modern brick home on a thirty two acre estate, central air. all rooms with private ensuite full baths.private pond walking trails, Continental Breakfast Bar. Close to Algonquin Park Huntsville/Ottawa route...
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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
As part of our exploration of number theory, we will look at two models for finding least common multiples and greatest common factors: the Venn diagram model and the area model. Later in the session, we will explore prime and composite numbers.
For information on required and/or optional material for this session, see Note 1.
Part A:
Models for Multiples and Factors
Part B:
Looking for Prime Numbers
In this session, you will do the following:
Understand greatest common factors and least common multiples and how they relate to one another
Understand alternative models and methods for computing greatest common factors and least common multiples
Understand prime and composite numbers
Understand the location of prime numbers within the number system, and use this understanding to determine whether very large numbers are prime
Throughout the session you will be prompted to view short video segments.
In addition to these excerpts, you may choose to watch the full-length video of this session.
Previously Introduced:
New in This Session:
counting numbers
factor tree
prime number
composite number
greatest common factor
least common multiple
Venn diagram
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The Missing Motive
I am notoriously bad at remembering anniversaries, and last year it was quite a surprise to discover that 2008 marked the fiftieth anniversary of my ordination to the Christian ministry. Not that the occasion was other than memorable. Indeed it …Read More
Our Dear Asag, Remember: our abysmal sublimity does not so much want to tear down "godly" ways as to build up his own. From the apex of temptation in the garden to the present, his conspiratorial plot has always been …Read More
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Our Son in the Unfaith, We see that you are making progress with your charge. We applaud you for that. The enemy has enough minions preaching His infernal Word faithfully; to see this one begin to totter and swerve from …Read More
Ministering by the Life-Giving Spirit
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can anyone PM me and let me know where I can get any of the images of Leopard for the Apple TV now? All the links in the thread are now dead.
can anyone PM me and let me know where I can get any of the images of Leopard for the Apple TV now? All the links in the thread are now dead.
Hey All,
I got my AppleTV working successfully with Jon's 10.5.8 Torrent image.
Since I had to do a lot of browsing and guessing, I'll write down the issues I had, and the solutions to those.
1. I downloaded the torrent image from here:
Download AppleTV OSX.torrent from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way
This is the bigger version of 10.5.8. None of the other file links worked.
I followed this tutorial:
[GUIDE] Install Leopard on AppleTV
Removed the hard drive from the Apple TV, put it in a USB2 2.5" IDE Hard Drive Enclosure
Partitioned the root(Fujitsu 40gb something) with Disk Utility. Select the parent of OSBoot, not OSBoot itself. Then click the partition Tab. Then click options and check "guid". Then partition with Mac OS Journaled.
You will have one partition instead of the 3 you started with.
Then download the older free version of Carbon Copy Cloner here:
Select the ATV 10.5.8 Image (Jons Image) for the source, and clone to the Apple TV Hard Drive
After it completes, pop it back into the Apple TV and you should be good to go.
Mine worked with no issue.
Not without some compromises though, its really slow. I ended up downloading Tinker Tool and a few other products from this page:
Software for Vintage and Obsolete Computers
They help you disable a lot of unneeded features.
I also downloaded Monolingual which helps you remove PPC Architecture, and unneeded languages.
I am not very happy with the memory usage, of course the machine blows through 256mb of memory on boot, and starts to swap immediately. The slow hard drive causes a backlog of requests and it's obnoxious. I haven't been able to strip the OS down to a respectable level yet, but perhaps I will be able to do so. As an alternative, I purchased a 32GB IDE SSD. The speed on the SSD is 85MB/s read and 65MB/s write, which is a farcry from the awful speeds on the 40GB Drive included in my original AppleTV.
Specs on the original hard drive show Fujitsu 40GB, 4200RPM, and I've only been getting 25MB/s read speeds MAX. Not to mention with the swap on the drive, the IOs become very important, and spinning disks don't do well with that. Here's a link to the SSD I bought. Amazon.com: Ssd 2.5" 32Gb Ide 44Pin Mlc: Computers & Accessories. I bought the last one at $61, if you check around you can probably find one for the same price.
For those of you not familiar with Swap, its essentially when the memory fills up and the operating system has to start writing "pages" to the Hard Drive instead. And as you probably know, the hard drive is much slower, so this is a big performance killer.
Here's one issue I ran into later:
I decided to do a Software Update, and the AppleTV has been really slow ever since. I would recommend that you avoid doing the software update unless you're glad to re-partition and start over. If I find the culprit, I'll try to update my post.
Also if you need any files, you can PM Me.
Here's a screenshot from my Remote Desktop to give you inspiration, godspeed!
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Great to hear it's still there.
I made a donation straight away!
Psyched this is still something people are interested in. I just got a Apple TV (1st gen) and bought a new 40gb 5400rpm harddrive for OSX. Now if 10.5.8 would seed... Thanks for all the hard work that y'all put into getting this to work.
Hi All,
Thanks to everyone who seeded that torrent. Got 10.5.8 *almost* totally working on my apple tv.
Borrowed Jon's image, bought a new (5400rpm, 8mb, 40gb) harddrive from amazon. My computer is a PC, so I first tried using a combination of Transmac and MacDrive to format/mount Jon's image. It didnt work. You really need to be able to use a mac (or go through the USB). Using a mac, I first tried Disc Utility, which was unable to mount the image.
Having exhausted all other possibilities, I did the correct thing and restored using CCC 3.4.7. Worked on the first shot. The system runs surprisingly fast for all the doom and gloom I'd been expecting.
That said, one more issue - no audio! I tried to go into the sound properties and select Digital PCM (optical into a receiver, BTW) but I did not have any bitrate preferences. Does anyone have the Sound.prefPane.zip file - rapidshare seems broken. Thanks for all the help!
Got it! It was in the Audi MIDI not the sound prefs! Woo, working perfectly
Can someone please please seed this? I have looked everywhere and everything is dead.


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It was probably from her father that she learned the most about tools. He taught his daughter how to use a hammer when she was quite young. Her mother and grandparents, who were all skilled, hands on country types, taught her to refinish furniture, build, sew and many other great skills. These skills helped her to win many 4-H blue ribbons, both at the local and state levels. Her family took pride in knowing they had taught their children to all be self sufficient and capable to their benefit which, in turn, would benefit Jacksonville.
Gail and her husband, Mark, moved here seven years ago from northern Minnesota when Mark was hired as a computer science teacher at Jacksonville State University. Gail didn't waste any time getting down to business to help beautify her new hometown.
She buys problem properties and renovates them before renting them out. She left the corporate world about 18 years ago to do this.
"I'm really committed to improving rental property here in Jacksonville," she said. "And I'm trying to lead by example. I turn some of the worst houses into some of the nicest rentals in Jacksonville. When I was a kid, my parents remodeled houses. I love doing this because I can walk into a property that's run down, quickly see what needs to be done and how much it's going to cost. I just have a natural skill for it. It's a type of big art project for me."
What Gail doesn't know how to do, she turns to research to figure it out. Gail does most of the work herself, including carpentry (thanks to her father), wiring, painting, flooring, ceilings and design, which is probably what she likes most.
"My tenants love their places," she said. "People usually walk in the first time and say WOW! I'm at the point I seldom have to advertise my properties. I have a waiting list. I've had people calling me telling me they're friends of the person moving out and they want to rent their house. When you have rentals you have a business. Your tenants, and often the parents of the tenants, are your customers. I do what it takes to keep my customers happy and referring me."
Physically, she said, it's hard work. "You're going to get dirty, but there are a lot of rewards to it," she said. "I can control the process and know it's done right. I'm very fussy about the quality of work."
Mark comes in handy when muscle is required. He's also helpful in screening potential renters.
Gail approaches her position as a landlord as a business person.
She requires criminal and credit checks from the potential renter. If the renter is a student, she gets the parents involved, too. She discusses her rules with them and has them do a walk-through inspection. Her lease also includes a sign-off of the Jacksonville unruly ordinance as well so she knows they understand it.
"I'm a real advocate of having good quality rentals in Jacksonville," she said. "My position is that if I can get property and turn it into something that will be an asset to the neighborhood, other people can too. If you are making money from a rental, I believe it is important to take steps to be a great neighbor. Curb appeal is important. That's why I say there's no excuse for rundown, unsightly stuff in town. That hurts our neighborhoods and our town. Urban blight brings many problems we just do not need."
She said the effort is consuming.
"There's a lot of stuff that goes on behind the walls, and I have to consider that, plus what it's going to look like when it's done," she said. "Our goal is to have a house that is a real asset to the neighborhood. We want people to drive by and look at it and say, 'Isn't that pretty?' Some houses I have bought were only fit for mice to live in, but we want our houses to have a lot of character and good curb appeal. If you're a landlord that's a business. And your tenant is your customer. The neighbors are your second customer. It's my belief that you should do everything you can to give your customers the best product and the best service. In this case, the product is safe, pretty rental property. Something they can be proud to live in. I think if we, the landlords, would pool some of our ideas, we could come up with some things that would benefit the neighborhood, the renters and our businesses.
"For instance, one of the things I do routinely is I don't allow parking on my lawn. A lot of neighbors find that very, unsightly and I agree. I have a designated parking area. I take care of the lawns. The tenants should not have to pay to live there and then have to mow, plus the neighbors are happy that the lawns are kept up. I think there are some simple things landlords can do that would help reduce some of the dissatisfactions that exist with landlords. Curb appeal is important."
Gail is a member of a group of landlords that will start to gather at the end of the summer to exchange ideas. Anyone who would like to join the group can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com
She doesn't stop at providing neat rental property. She was instrumental in recruiting volunteers to renovate the Dr. Francis Museum and has put in a lot of elbow grease trying to make this landmark a more desirable and sound building.
"We have about 700 hours into it with volunteer labor so far," she said. "We've put on a new roof, rewired, painted inside and out and put in new heating and cool."
To find out more about this effort, Gail suggests going to www.facebook.com/DoctorFrancisMuseum
"We have tried to keep a visual journal of what we have found, what we have done and the fun people have had in volunteering," she said. "There are lots of pictures for you to review."
The DaParmas have a son and daughter-in-law, Aaron and Wendy, who live in St. Cloud, Fla., where Aaron is a Mercedes and BMW technician.
Gail's primary hobby, when she's not renovating houses, which takes up about 99 percent of her time, is dog training. She's been doing that about four years. She spends a lot of time at Kingdom K-9 off Hwy. 431. She and Mark have two dogs, Wolf and Niera.
Contact Margaret at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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"They" say timing is everything. So let's hope that we get this figured out in time for October 1st Release! Keeping my fingers crossed! I'd still like to squeeze out another app for Christmas. You can bet, I'll be ready in 2012!
I'll send out a tweet when I get the promo video out.
A side note: Read Billboard, and Entertainment Weekly and some of the other top movie mags out there. Try to get a feel for what's hot or what's coming out and put out books or apps related to those items. Looking back on this app, I probably should have included a lion or a dolphin into my app.