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Korg Volca series
Having defined a new product category with its Monotron and Monotribe products, Korg has now taken the compact synth concept a step further with three $150, MIDI-capable analogue grooveboxes. Known as Volca Keys, Volca Bass and Volca Beats, they look terrific.
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Fender has something extremely desirable and affordable for Cabronita fans at Musikmesse.
Fender Classic Series
Check out the rather lovely Fender Classic Series guitars - nitro-finished and around £1,000.
Universal Audio Apollo 16
UA has unleashed a 16x16 channel version of the Apollo that's been designed with studio applications in mind.
Jackson Soloist 3-8
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Clavia Nord Lead 4
The successor to the Lead 3 is a 2-oscillator, 4-part multitimbral virtual analogue subtractive instrument that also boasts Wavetable and FM capabilities.
Gibson Chris Cornell ES-335
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Novation Bass Station II
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cafe no-klad – this cafe could be amazing. it's located right in the heart of a busy college and professional district of providence. it serves delicious sandwiches and salads.
sadly, the prices are a bit on the high side. not a problem when you know you're getting what you're paying for. however, the pricing and/or portion sizes seem to fluctuate on a whim. for example, there's no option on the menu to add chicken to their classic salad, but it can be done...at about twice the cost to add chicken to the caesar salad. i'm not quite sure how that works, but the worker who was once friendly to me will now no longer look me in the eye since i've questioned that arbitrary pricing. they've also apparently decided to serve slices of their pound cake that are roughly half the size of what they originally sold....only for the same price! not fair to the customer, choklad.
be prepared for a wait if you go in around noontime, though you can call your order in ahead of time. however, there is no system for separating pre-order customers from walk-ins, and i've already been cut in line by someone grabbing a muffin, who was simply too impatient to stand behind me while i waited for my call-in order.
finally, this cafe could be great if it had a little more variety, a menu that had specials for each day perhaps, and i think they could draw a larger college-aged crowd if they were open later than 4pm.
cute cafe – Great little cafe for a quick coffee or lunch.
I've had their brownies, cupcakes, and lunch. Very good.
The only downfall is if you want a good cup of hot chocolate , it's not there! I've tried it a couple of times. It is very very bitter. No sweetness at all, and if you get whip cream your getting a cup that's 3/4 of the way full.
(for $3.) I willl go back but not for a cup of good ol hot chocolate.
Chocolate Expert spills the beans – I had just flown in from Hot Texas. I was visiting RI for a week. On my first day, which was a chilling April morning , did i mention I had just flown in from Austin Tx where it was 85 degrees.I found myself on my own. I began searching for something good and healthy to eat. I ventured to this little cafe and had a big healthly sandwich. I notice the delectable pastries and candies on my right and started to pray for strength. The next day I return for sandwich or soup. Out of the corner of my left eye, I saw them. Proper and tidy they were. They were sitting together. There look to be about six of them sitting there, mocking me. They were quiet. After sneaking a look several times I thought I should just leave quickly. I headed for the door, but my legs started to feel strange, I felt a slight tingling in feet. Then I heard them call me, mock me, my legs felt funny, finally the yelling got louder, they refused to stop. It seem like time stood still, I am sure an hour must have past, well it had to have been at least a few minutes..well okay seconds, but i was bullied and finally force into submission. ... I offer my hand to this pastry. Not just any pastry. This as a croissant filled with rich, sweet and soft Chocolate. Did I say this was not just any choclate, but in a croissant. My gracious, holly superwoman, this was krytinite. I was powerless for the remainer of my trip. Shh!!.. don' t tell...On one day, I have two. It was no use, I was powerless. I can't talk about it anymore.
Go now, run don't walk, they only make 6-8 per day. I wonder if they will mail a box to me....Help me... I need a deversion. Does anyone know if they use Fedex???? Help meeeeeee
Better-than-average sandwiches and delicious treats – This beautiful, cozy cafe serves exceptional sandwiches, thanks to high-quality ingredients such as artisanal breads. The flavor combinations are creative and surprising, such as liver pate and crunchy bacon crumbs on brioche. The breakfast sandwiches are especially rich and tasty. There is always a good choice of baked goods--cookies, brownies, and scones (the three-cheese scone is a delicious savory alternative). In addition, they serve top-notch teas (Harney&Sons) and chocolates.
The only problem with Choklad is the relatively small menu--maybe ten or so sandwiches and four salads, plus daily soup and sandwich specials. This won't be a problem for the occasional patron, who will find plenty of choice. But for regulars, it would be nice to have periodical, more extensive menu changes and new options. Also, sometimes the sandwiches tend to be on the heavy side regarding fillings. If you're into dense, huge piles of ham and cheese, you might enjoy this, but otherwise the result can be overpowering.
On the plus side, the pleasant ambiance, quick service, and the superfriendly owners/managers/staff, who keep their composure and smiles even in the busy lunch hour.
Chocolate is but one sweetener used at this upscale European deli at the base of College Hill. – The Scene
With lace curtains and blonde wood floors, this warm and inviting spot is more French country kitchen than urban American coffeeshop. Bright blue tiles encase the food prep area, while the cozy 30-seat dining room--featuring simple butcher block tables and chairs--is decorated in tasteful greens, reds and blues. Homey touches include a fireplace, rustic chandelier and doilies on the trays delivered tableside by the staff.
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Chocolate for lunch? The S'more grilled panini gives permission with semisweet chocolate and marshmallows in a brioche. For a subtler sugar high, Cafe Choklad's classic salad uses sun-dried cranberries and juicy oranges to sweeten its ultra-fresh mixed baby greens and toasted pecans. Tangy honey mustard and homemade cranberry pecan bread add a hint of decadence to the hearty black forest ham and brie sandwich. Ready-made boxes of Elsa Agell chocolates let customers take the toothsome richness home.
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The star singer, born Clara Ann Fowler in Claremore, Oklahoma, died Tuesday at the age of 85.
Patti Page is one of the top selling female artists of all time, topping 100 million in record sales. Perhaps best known for her Tennessee Waltz, a song that dominated the radio airwaves in the early 1950′s. Her butter smooth voice appealed to all audiences — Tennessee Waltz climbed the pop, country, and rhythm and blues charts.
She got her start at the Tulsa radio station KTUL. A band leader passing through the city heard her voice on the radio, and once he found out she was available, left his job to become her manager. Page is scheduled to get honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Grammys in February.
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Chris Kirk saw another round of improvement Saturday, shooting 71 and putting him within reach of a top-10 finish.
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In this March 25, 2013 file photo, Tiger Woods, left, and Arnold Palmer share a laugh during the trophy presentation after Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament in Orlando, Fla.
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The former Jacksonville State quarterback was released by the Super Bowl champion New York Giants in September and has been working out to stay football sharp for the call he's confident will come soon. Last Monday, he started his new job doing community outreach for Sarrell Dental.
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"I'm here to come back to a place that gave me my second opportunity to touch the lives of kids who watched me play when I was here and try to give them an opportunity," Perrilloux said on his first day of work. "Just hearing the right thing sometimes clicks on that bulb that says, 'OK, I can do it different.'"
Perrilloux was in need to some direction when he transferred to JSU shortly before the start of the 2008 season after being dismissed at LSU. He looks eons removed from those troubled times, both personally and professionally. He's some 15 pounds lighter than what he played at for the Gamecocks and trimmed his body fat index to a tight 7.2 percent.
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The Giants gave Perrilloux what he called a "fair opportunity to compete" this summer. He was the third quarterback in training camp and had good success in the preseason — 8-of-9 passing for 96 yards, two touchdowns and a 150.7 passer rating — but was released with the final cuts in September because the team was keeping only two quarterbacks and one of them is Eli Manning. The backup is 11-year veteran David Carr, a former No. 1 overall pick.
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He had a chance to play in Canada, but his agent, Bus Cook, thought it'd be best for him to wait for another NFL opportunity.
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Jacksonville State football coach Jack Crowe is confident his prize transfer will get another shot, and in the meantime this opportunity with Sarrell will be a good experience for him.
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"It's up to Ryan to tell whatever he feels is appropriate," Parker said. "That's what he's going to be doing, influencing kids in a positive light to live their life the right way and have a chance to succeed in life. We're not going to script it. It's whatever he feels is appropriate to the crowd that he's speaking to."
Perrilloux said if he had a person around him doing what he's doing now when he was younger,"I wouldnt have gone through what I went through." Thats what he's going to try to do in this position.
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Good looking "real" girls with boobs that flop.
An entertaining story with good sex.
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Excellent video quality. The last scene seemed to go on forever but the faces and bodies were worth looking at. The story line never came to a logical conclusion but who cares with all the good looking girls.
Hookers ripping off pimps...not a new storyline but fairly well done. Follow girls who are not making money for their man and girls doing tricks. Good sexual action.
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Skip the movie and go for the bonus with Nicole. Paige is hot the rest of the women are not. Nikki gives a banana a good lick. Sergeant Simone is hilarious, imagine screwing a woman dressed in fatigues and sunglasses.
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Universal Display Corporation and Sony Corporation Announce Joint Development Agreement Aimed at Organic LED Television Monitors
18 April 2001
Universal Display Corporation (UDC) (Nasdaq: PANL PHLX: PNL) and Sony Corporation (NYSE: SNE) have announced a joint development agreement for high efficiency active matrix Organic LED (OLED) display devices for use in large area monitor applications. Under the Agreement, the parties will develop active matrix OLED displays with extremely high power efficiency combining UDC's proprietary high efficiency electrophosphorescent materials and Sony's proprietary low temperature poly silicon active matrix OLED technology (TAC: Top emission Adaptive Current drive).
Sony has developed a 13-inch active matrix OLED display using its novel TAC technology. That display is a little thicker than a credit card and has the potential to replace the bulky TV tube. UDC's portfolio of innovative OLED technologies include its world record high efficiency electrophosphorescent material system, which can be up to four times more power efficient than conventional OLED systems; transparent cathodes, and flexible plastic display technologies. It has the sole and exclusive licensing rights to over 380 issued and pending OLED patents worldwide.
"The opportunity to work with the Sony team is a very exciting event. We believe that their vision of a thin, lightweight OLED television monitor is a dramatic confirmation of the essential attributes of OLED technology and their position as a premier developer of high quality large area consumer electronic display products," stated Steven V. Abramson, President and Chief Operating Officer of UDC.
Tetsuo Urabe, General Manager of Sony's OLED development department stated "UDC and their research partners have been developing extraordinary and innovative OLED technologies for more than 7 years and the combination of Sony's advanced AM-OLED technology and UDC's high expertise in OLED research and development will accelerate the realization of this revolutionary flat panel display technology for large area applications."
Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology introduces world's largest polymer organic light-emitting diode display
16 April 2002
Display: Polymer Organic Light-Emitting Diode Display
Size: 17" diagonal
Pixel count: 1280 x 768 (XGA wide)
Grayscale/Color: 64 grayscale (6-bit RGB) / 262,144 colors
Brightness: 100-300 cd/m2
Contrast: 200:1 (dark room)
Pixel count: 1280 x 768 (XGA wide)
Grayscale/Color: 64 grayscale (6-bit RGB) / 262,144 colors
Brightness: 100-300 cd/m2
Contrast: 200:1 (dark room)
Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology Co., Ltd. (TMD) today announced the world's first full-color 17-inch XGA wide polymer organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display, a breakthrough display achieved forming a light-emitting polymer film on low temperature polysilicon thin film transistor (TFT).
OLED display data via an organic light-emitting diode in pixels formed on a TFT array. The display itself emits light and has no need of the backlight required by LCDs, opening the way to thinner, lighter display panels that consume less power. OLED displays also offer the faster response time required for motion pictures and support a wider viewing angle.
The newly developed 17-inch XGA wide OLED display was made possible by breakthroughs in ink-jet printing and solvent-material technologies for depositing a polymer film. Both advances can be applied to the achievement of large size, high resolution displays and efficient mass production without any need for a vacuum environment. The resulting display is the largest OLED display yet achieved and offers the highest resolution, 1280 x 768 pixels.
TMD expects OLED displays to find their initial market in cellular phones and small- and medium-sized PDAs, but development of a 17-inch wide OLED confirms application as larger displays for audio-visual equipment, including TVs.
The new display is on exhibit at Electronic Display Forum 2002 held at Tokyo Big Site, Tokyo, Japan from April 16-18, 2002.
At the Society for Information Display (SID) show in Baltimore, two manufacturers claim to have built the largest organic LED display ever seen
29 May 2003
20-inch OLED
Organic LED displays were much in evidence at last week's Society for Information Display (SID) show in Baltimore, US, with two companies claiming to have built the largest yet.
International Display Technology (IDTech), a joint venture between Chi Mei Optoelectronics of Taiwan and IBM Japan, demonstrated a 20 inch display driven by what it calls 'super amorphous silicon' technology. Meanwhile, Sony showed off its 24 inch screen, which consists of a 2 x 2 tiled array of OLED displays.
Unlike most OLED displays, the device developed by IDTech is based on amorphous silicon transistors. According to the company, this enables much lower fabrication costs than the polycrystalline transistors generally used in OLED technology.
Amorphous silicon is already used in liquid-crystal display (LCD) manufacture, and IDTech says that its development makes commercial production of OLED displays with existing TFT-LCD manufacturing facilities possible.
"TFT-LCD companies can easily transform their products into OLED without massive investment in new facilities. This will result in a very competitive production cost for OLED displays," said the company.
IDTech also claims that its display consumes half the power of a typical high-end LCD, has better color saturation and a wider viewing angle. It features WXGA resolution (1280x768 pixels) and draws 25W power at 300 cd/m2.
Although substantially bigger at 24.2 inches, the active-matrix OLED display developed by Sony is actually four separate displays. However, the company says that its tiling technology makes the join between each display appear seamless. However, the resolution of the Sony display is slightly less at 1024 x 768 pixels.
Both companies say that their developments open the door to OLED displays being used in televisions.
Epson Creates World's First Large Full-Color OLED Display Using Original Inkjet Technology
18 May 2004
Seiko Epson Corporation ("Epson") today announced that it has used its original inkjet printing technology to successfully develop the world's first large-screen (40-inch) full-color organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display prototype.
Self-luminescent OLED displays, which offer outstanding viewing characteristics, including high contrast, wide viewing angle, and fast response times, are widely seen as the leading candidate for the next generation of thin, lightweight displays. One of the major obstacles to their realization, however, has been the perceived difficulty of forming organic layers on large-sized TFT (thin film transistor) substrates. Thus the question of when fabrication processes for large-sized OLED flat panel displays would become technically feasible had been anyone's guess.
Epson has been actively working to develop and commercialize next-generation OLED displays. The company, long a leader in inkjet printers, has developed an original inkjet process for depositing organic layers on large-size TFT substrates. Using this adapted inkjet technology to form organic layers on large-size substrates in a simple process, Epson has now developed the world's largest (40-inch diagonal) full-color OLED display prototype.
By establishing an OLED display manufacturing system and process that can handle oversized substrates, Epson has beaten a path to large-size OLED displays, as well as to lower cost small- and medium-sized panels cut from larger TFT substrates.
Epson believes that the characteristics of OLED displays make them the ideal device for entertainment applications, whether in equipment for the road or living room. The company is thus gearing up towards commercialization in 2007.
LG Philips lays claim to biggest OLED
19 October 2004
The company, which manufactures thin-film-transistor, or TFT, LCD screens in South Korea, unveiled a prototype 20.1-inch active matrix OLED display at the FPD International trade show in Japan on Tuesday.
It is based on "low-temperature polysilicon," a technique also used in TFT-LCD production, where active components are integrated across the display glass. This lets the OLED display be made using modifications of existing techniques and production lines. Because OLED displays do not need a separate backlight, the power consumption of the finished unit should be lower than that of an LCD counterpart.
LG Philips, a joint venture between LG Electronics and Royal Philips Electronics, wasn't able to provide full technical details of the device at the time of writing. According to reports, the OLED display contains 3 million pixels, suggesting that it has a resolution of 2,028 pixels by 1,536 pixels.
Until now, Samsung had the honor of having created the largest OLED display. In May it announced a 17-inch active matrix OLED display with a resolution of 1,600 pixels by 1,200 pixels.
Other companies have announced OLED displays that are larger than 20.1 inches, but these have actually contained a number of smaller units stuck together.
Kodak and Sony have also shown interest in OLED production.
Samsung Develops World's Largest 21" OLED Panel for Digital TV
4 January 2005
Competition is heating up as companies accelerate their moves to develop the next generation of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays.
OLED display responses are 1,000 times faster than liquid crystal displays (LCDs), thus enabling greater resolution. The display's ability to function perfectly without a backlight means that monitors can be produced with one-third the depth of their LCD rivals.
Samsung Electronics announced Tuesday that it has developed the world's largest active matrix-based (AM) OLED display panel for digital televisions. Souk Jun-hyung, senior vice president of the LCD research and development center, said that the 21-inch OLED display features the highest resolution at 6.22 million pixels.
Last October, LG Philips LDC developed a 20.1-inch OLED television in conjunction with LG Electronics, and last May, Samsung SDI released its own 17-inch OLED product. The two companies adopted low temperature poly-silicon (LTPS) for their products to ensure they have longer life spans and higher resolution.
At present, OLED displays are largely restricted to mobile phone use, but it is likely that large OLED-paneled televisions will replace PDP and LCD TVs in a few years.
According to a survey by Display Search, the global OLED market is expected to grow in scale from US$330 million (W343.8 billion) last year to $830 million in 2005 and $2.2 billion by 2008.


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Alumni Awards Evening 2014
November 14, 2014
Hyatt Regency Milwaukee
5:30-9:30 p.m.
Alumni Awards Evening 2013
The Alumni Association hosted the 2013 Alumni Awards Evening on November 8 at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Guests filled two pre-event receptions and were treated to a special presentation by alumnus Jim Rygiel, three-time Academy Award winning visual effects artist. The reception was followed by dinner and a special awards ceremony with alumnus Gale Klappa as guest MC.
Awardee Video Spotlights
Arreaga has dedicated over 32 years of service to the United States. He currently serves as the United States Ambassador to the Republic of Iceland. Read JSOnline's article about Arreaga returning to UWM to accept lifetime award.
Jim Rygiel, Visual Effects Artist (Pacific Palisades, CA)
Rygiel is recognized globally for his innovative visual effects work on films including Night at the Museum, The Amazing Spiderman and The Lord of the Rings trilogy which earned him three Academy Awards. Read JSOnline's article about UWM honoring Rygiel with the Chancellor's Recognition Award.
Jill Pelisek, Adjunct Professor/Executive-In-Residence, UWM Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business (Milwaukee, WI)
Pelisek, a retired vice president of Firstar Bank, has taught business courses in operations and strategic management at UWM for more than 10 years. She also has served on numerous civic and arts boards, and was the recipient of The Business Journal's 2011 Mentor Women of Influence Award.
Nicholas Contorno, Conductor/Musician/Composer (Dousman, WI)
Contorno served for 24 years as the director of music programs, bands and orchestra at Marquette University. An award-winning composer and arranger, he performed with many national shows and artists. He was one of only a handful of university band directors ever invited to serve as a guest conductor of the United States Marine Band.
Tyrone Dumas, Contract Compliance Officer, Milwaukee Public Schools (Milwaukee, WI)
Dumas is consistently recognized for his community leadership, work against violence and efforts to better the lives of Milwaukee's disadvantaged youth. In his position with Milwaukee Public Schools, he developed and implemented a broad range of support services for disadvantaged families.
Derrick Jackson, Op-ed Columnist, The Boston Globe (Cambridge, MA)
An award-winning columnist and a 2001 finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in commentary, Jackson has volunteered for many years with the Boy Scouts of America. He is recognized for revitalizing a local urban troop, providing leadership and for advocating equality, tolerance and diversity.
Frank Schneiger, Founder, Human Services Management Institute (New York, NY)
Schneiger's community activism goes back to the 1960s with his involvement in the civil rights movement and anti-poverty programs in New York. He has been recognized for his work in reforming prison health care systems and child welfare services.
Johnson Controls
UWM's partnership with Johnson Controls is focused on research into next-generation energy storage devices and batteries. The Energy Advancement Center, a state-of-the-art dry lab built by Johnson Controls, is housed within the College of Engineering & Applied Science. It is unique in the United States. Johnson Controls has donated more than $4 million to UWM over the years, and employs over 300 UWM alumni.
Rockwell Automation
A UWM corporate partner for more than 30 years, Rockwell Automation employs more than 850 alums, and most recently, established the Supply Chain Institute at the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business with a $2.5 million endowment.
Stephanie Allewalt Hacker, Senior Planner, GRAEF, Adjunct Professor, UWM School of Architecture & Urban Planning (Milwaukee, WI)
Shahla Anders, Clinical Assistant Professor, UWM College of Health Sciences (Racine, WI)
Joseph Braun, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Brown University (Providence, RI)
Benjamin Engel, President/Owner, J.F. Cook Co. (Oak Creek, WI)
Michael Hacker, Associate/Architect, Bray Architects (Milwaukee, WI)
Betsy Leonhardt, Executive Director, Fab.com (New York, NY)
Jose Omar Martinez Lucci, Associate Professor, Universidad Europea de Madrid (Spain)
Lauren Baker, Career and Technical Education Coordinator, Milwaukee Public Schools (Milwaukee)
Katherine M. "Kate" Nelson, Chief Sustainability Officer, UWM (Milwaukee, WI)
Katherine Pakieser-Reed, Director, Center for Nursing Professional Practice & Research, University of Chicago Medical Center (Chicago, IL)


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AUSTIN -- University of Texas students are feeling a little less lucky Thursday, following the death of an unusual campus icon. One of the university's cherished albino squirrels was run over this week.
It's believed there are at least 10 of those critters on the UT campus. Most of them have been sighted near the MLK statue in the East Mall.
Seeing the creatures is supposed to bring good luck and potentially good grades.
The squirrels are such a UT fixture that the Texas Exes added info about them in the campus tour guide. But, it turns out, the albino squirrels are actually not albino at all.
"In actuality they're a fox squirrel, and they're white squirrels or blond squirrels, but they look like an albino squirrel from afar because they're mostly white. You can tell they're not albino because they don't have red eyes," said Tim Taliafero, a member of Texas Exes.
Regardless, students say they'll keep looking for these squirrels around campus.


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Four seats on the RCLS Board of Trustee are up for election in 2013, one seat in each of Sullivan and Ulster Counties and two in Orange County.
Anyone, other than a salaried employee of the System or any RCLS member libraries, is eligible for election or appointment as a voting member of the System Board of Trustees. Potential trustees must reside in the county, which such trustee represents. Candidates need to secure a nomination from one library board in their county and a second from another library in their county. These nominations and seconds should be sent to the attention of the Secretary of the Board (Mark Specthrie) at RCLS by the close of business on Wednesday, August 21, 2013.
A term on the RCLS Board is five (5) years. A Trustee may serve any number of terms as long as not more than two (2) are consecutive. One Orange County seat is to fill an unexpired term that ends December 31, 2017. The term for the other three seats end December 31, 2018.
The RCLS Board generally meets at System Headquarters at 7 p.m. on the third Monday of each month. For January and February it meets on the third Tuesday due to the Monday holidays. Attendance at meetings is a prerequisite for continued service as a Trustee.
The RCLS Board is entrusted with the governance of the System. It adopts Bylaws, a Plan of Service, and amends them as necessary, establishes such policies as will insure the achievement of the System's objectives, employs an Executive Director, supervises the expenditure of the System's funds, discharges all such responsibilities as provided for in the Bylaws, and exercises such other responsibilities as may be appropriate.
Biographies of nominees should be sent to Ruth Daubenspeck at RCLS by Friday, August 30 to be included in the RCLS Weekly Memo and the Annual Meeting program. The biography can cover whatever the candidate wishes to express, but should stress previous library and/or community service. We ask that the biography not exceed 350 words.
The elections will be held at the Legislative Breakfast/Annual Meeting on Friday, September 20 at The Fountains at the Wallkill Golf Club. To register for the event, visit the RCLS Event Calendar. There is no charge for this function.


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Men's Soccer Participates in Compassion in Action
Click here for Community Engagement Week Home Page
DAHLONEGA, GA – While the North Georgia men's soccer team was in the middle of a stretch that saw the team go unbeaten in seven straight contests, a trio of players were simultaneously promoting a winning attitude in the community by organizing soccer clinics for Compassion in Action.
For the last eight years, local churches, ministries, and non-profit organizations from around the Atlanta area have teamed up to serve the community in an event called Compassion in Action.
"Compassion in Action is a huge event for the Norcross community," men's soccer head coach Pat Parris said. "Being able to have our players be a part of this event is very humbling and fulfilling,"
In October, North Georgia soccer players Stan Soulen, Jose Pindeo, and Andre Brunelli all attended the event to help organize soccer clinics, one of over 200 separate community engagement projects being held throughout the weekend.
"It was a very humbling and rewarding experience," freshman forward Andre Brunelli said. "Going into the weekend I was volunteering to help out all the boys and girls in the community, but by the end I was the one who ended up being blessed."
Compassion in Action takes place annually the first weekend in October and combines the efforts of over 50 churches, organizations such as Hands on Atlanta, Gwinnett Great Days of Service, and over 30,000 volunteers in a huge effort to bring love, service, and transformation to the city of Atlanta.
During the event, families of the children had the opportunity to enjoy food, pick up free groceries, and have medical needs attended to. The children had a chance to participate in football and soccer clinics and enjoy free coaching from college athletes.
"The smiles on their faces put a smile on my face, Brunelli said. "I was very blessed to have the opportunity to be a part of this event."
Compassion in Action has identified four strategic areas they hope to see citywide transformation: poverty, education, justice & family. During the weekend these volunteers united together to pull off the service projects around Atlanta. Projects include: neighborhood food drives, framing houses for families in need, landscaping, painting, or facilities clean up. They also held apartment block parties, furniture donations, and projects at public schools.
Compassion in Action's slogan, "Recognizing the dignity of every person" is carried out on a daily basis and needs the help of volunteers and financial gifts. Click here to visit the official home of Compassion in Action and help them continue to change lives.


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Let's Play Grand Theft Auto V with Miss Coco Peru
i'm in tears
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The Shot Glass Heard Around The World
In 1969, the Stonewall riots — precipitated when the NYPD burst into the famed gay bar and started being their usually abusive selves — defined the modern gay movement.
Among the first to physically resist the police was Marsha P. Johnson, the now infamous transgender rights activist who co-founded S.T.A.R. (Street Transgender Action Revolutionaries) with Sylvia Rivera in the '70s.
At 1:20 in the morning on Saturday, June 28, 1969, four plainclothes police officers entered Stonewall Inn and announced "Police! We're taking the place!"
Officers forced the customers to form into two lines divided by perceived gender and show them their genitals to confirm if it matched the gender on their identification card.
At some point during the raid, Marsha Johnson proclaimed, 'I got my civil rights!' and then threw a shot glass into a mirror, adding on to the tension and creating an atmosphere of resistance. Some witnesses and historians believe her action is what instigated the riot.
Patrons began to refuse to produce their I.D. and police decided to arrest everyone still at the bar. Those who were not arrested gathered outside the bar and quickly drew a crowd of over 1,000 queers. As rumors spread through the crowd that those inside were being beaten by cops, they began throwing pennies, beer bottles and other items at police.
A drag queen who was shoved by an officer in front of the crowd responded by hitting him on the head with her purse as the crowd began to boo.
Soon after, an unidentified lesbian was hit on the head with a billy club after complaining that her handcuffs were too tight. She faced the bystanders and shouted, "Why don't you guys do something?"
Police threw her into the back of a patrol wagons, at that point the crowd became a mob and collectively resisted the police.
Along with Sylvia Rivera, the two transgender revolutionaries created S.T.A.R. and STAR House in which they housed, fed and clothed homeless drag queens and trans* youth by hustling in the streets of NYC so that their children didn't have to.
Marsha P. Johnson is often credited for inciting the Stonewall Riots, yet she receives close to no recognition by mainstream Gay Organizations and the queer community. I have no doubt that the erasure of Marsha's participation in the riots and the Gay Liberation Movement is due to her being a black, transgender radical. Had she'd been a white gay cis-male, her name would be permanently embedded in every queer's mind.
I know Marsha as a courageous queer revolutionary, a queen of Queens, a Stonewall Veteran, a dedicated activist, a mother of S.T.A.R. and a personal idol. She deserves more than anyone I know, to be recognized by the queer community.
In July 6, 1992, Johnson's body was found floating in the Hudson River off the West Village Piers shortly after the 1992 Pride March. Friends of Johnson claims she was harassed near the spot where her body was found. The police disregarded this and ruled her death a suicide without any evidence. However, in November 2012, the NYPD re-opened the case.
Click here to watch "Pay It No Mind", a documentary on Marsha P. Johnson.
white liberal queers shit themselves over Stonewall yet continue to ignore, attack, exclude, belittle, and engage in violence against trans* and queer POC, without which there would be no fucking Stonewall. Know your roots, queer is community.
Fuck im like crying over this
Marsha P. Johnson inspires me to be a better person. She was an angel in the flesh. Never forget her. Rest in Power.
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angry young queers beat the living hell out of all the smug rich celebrities who made youtube videos lying about how everything just kinda works itself out so hang in there champ
make this post and all these people reblogging it go away??? i wrote this a year ago and i'm not…
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Something like 60 ppm iron or do you know how much iron and what the actual hardness is. In other words do you have credible water test results? And then how did you decide that a 1.5 cu/ft softener was the right size and for that matter how did you come up with the size for your birm filter? And, which is first in line, the birm filter or the softener?
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Canopy Walk at Poring Hot spring
Canopy Walk at Poring Hot spring
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Heading south from Chom Thong, the valley and road swing south, narrow and become more scenic as the route heads into the hills for the 32 km stretch to Hot. Hot! Frankly the best thing about it is the name -- vying with Fang as top of the interesting names of Chiang Mai Province table. There's a small market, a 7-eleven, several noodle shops and the de rigueur karaoke bar but that's about it though it does have one decent play to stay in.
Turning left after Hot Town centre will take you south towards the even remoter Doi Tao along another scenic mountain road whilst turning right will take you up the even more scenic route following the Mae Chaem River gorge towards Mae Sariang. (Either way if you're on a motorbike fill-up before leaving Hot!) Limestone cliffs line both sides of the steep valley and the river tumbles over rocks and cascades below.
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Saleh, A.; Yang, Y. H.; Ghani, W.M.N.W.A.; Abdullah, N.; Doss, J.G.; Navonil, R.; Rahman, Z.A.A.; Ismail, S.M.; Abu Talib, N.; Zain, R.B.; Cheong, S.C. (2012) Promoting oral cancer awareness and early detection using a mass media approach. Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 13 (4). pp. 1217-1224. ISSN 1513-7368
Yusof, Z.Y.M.; Jaafar, N. (2012) A Malay version of the child oral impacts on daily performances (Child-OIDP) index: assessing validityand reliability. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes. p. 63. ISSN 1477-7525
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Although Scottish in essence, Piper Down is known to rake the green on all things Irish�like St. Patrick's Day, when it becomes party central. Piper Down (subtitled "An Olde World Pub") is one of SLC's classiest full-service clubs: pool, live bands, karaoke, food, ball games on the screens, poker and geek trivia nights, plus a cozy bar/dining room/patio extension nicknamed "The Temple Bar." (It's a nod to the original name of Piper Down that our always misinformed state officials would not allow.) Knock back a cold one with an authentic Irish app like the "Beeg as Yer Heed" nachos.
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1492 S. State - Salt Lake City - Utah