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Our Back to Basics department is extremely popular. I think one reason why is all of us recognize the value of describing something simply, getting to the root of the problem, and applying basic principles to complex problems. But are we consistently visiting our basic principles? How often does a problem seem to take on a life of its own? How often does a problem reach catastrophic levels because we ignored the basics? We all know Ohm's Law. Yet, I am amazed at the number of installations that include unbonded electrodes as part of an "isolated ground" system. According to Ohm's Law, this makes no sense.
This year's rabid attack on NFPA 780 (the lightning protection standard) is a prime example of ignoring the basics of bonding. NFPA 780 requires you to bond metal objects to prevent flashover. Using an air terminal to provide a statistically preferred strike point, you can offer a certain radius of protection from lightning. But, one manufacturer claims its air terminal provides a protection radius so wide normal bonding requirements don't apply. If this radius is wrong, then flashing will occur - perhaps with lethal consequences. We know this because of Ohm's Law, capacitance theory, and the right-hand rule that is the centerpiece of the IEEE logo. Attention to basic principles means you still do the bonding, and "cost savings" from not doing it cannot be part of the purchase decision.
As we apply electricity's basic principles consistently, we develop certain practices in accordance with them. Perhaps you've heard of the phrase, "best practices," which came out of the world of management science and quality control. The idea behind this concept is you share with your peers information about how others succeed, and then change your methods to incorporate the best of what the winners do.
You know basic principles from your schooling. But, how do you learn best practices? EC&M offers many ways for you to realize this goal. Those include EC&M Seminars, Electric West, this spring's Electric 2001, and articles written by a wide range of industry experts.
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Features chapters by SETI Institute Bernard Oliver Chair, Jill Tarter and SETI Institute Senior Astronomer, Seth Shostak. With over 500 planets now known to exist beyond the Solar System, spacecraft heading for Mars, and the ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence, this timely book explores current ideas about the search for life in the Universe.
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Gazpacho (gaspacho in Portugal) is probably the most classic of chilled soups. Plenty of ripe and colourful fresh tomatoes, capsicums, cucumber and herbs are diced and almost marinated in olive oil and vinegar. You can use a variety of tomatoes to provide more colour.
If you don't grow your own, shop at a farmers' market where you will be able to pick up all sorts of colours and sizes. Though the larger tomatoes need to be diced, small yellow tomatoes can be halved and added to the soup. When I buy capsicums, I usually choose the red, yellow or orange varieties over the green because I am not too fond of the bitter taste, but the bitterness works perfectly in this case, contributing a sharpness to the recipe. With the addition of white port, the result tastes like sunshine in a spoonful - delicious, healthy and very simple to make - the perfect summer food.
The carrot, orange and paprika soup is bursting with flavour and goodness, using basic but good quality ingredients.
This soup can be made at least two days in advance. Though the flavours are fantastic straight away, after a period in the fridge, they are even more so - and the garlic has relaxed a tad.
The third recipe is a sweet chilled soup which, when served in beautiful bowls or elegant glasses, make a lovely dessert. Fresh mangoes are easy to find; those from Queensland are large and more expensive than the Mexican ones but their flavour is amazing, so choose which you prefer- just don't use tinned for this recipe because the flavour is not the same.
I have paired the mango with honeydew melon but rockmelon could be substituted, and almonds or shredded coconut could be substituted for the pistachio nuts. All you need to do is whizz the ingredients together and taste for sweetness - extra honey may need to be added depending on the ripeness and sweetness of the fruit. The rum is optional as is the quantity. Pour the soup into the bowls or glasses which you have previously chilled. Whisk the coconut cream until it becomes thick and drop a spoonful on the surface with a sprinkle of nuts.
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The online presence of The Bookseller is running its annual poll to determine which of six splendidly-titled tomes should receive the 2007 "Oddest Titles" prize.
The magazine's deputy editor, Joel Rickett, told the BBC: "It continues to celebrate the bizarre, the strange, and the simply odd. This year's shortlist shows that despite publishers cutting back their lists, literary diversity continues to flourish."
He appears to be right. Said shortlist "compiled from entries that caught the eye of publishers, booksellers and librarians across the world" is as follows:
- Tattooed Mountain Women and Spoon Boxes of Daghestan
- How Green Were the Nazis?
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- The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification
- Proceedings of the Eighteenth International Seaweed Symposium
- Better Never To Have Been: The Harm of Coming Into Existence
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Ok you know the story: Jango defeated Montross at Kohlma, was captured, escaped to kill Vosa, met Tyranus, and the rest is history. But what do you think would've happened if Montross had killed Jango? Would he have been successful in killing or capturing Vosa? Tell me what you think.


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Eugo wrote:RebeccaRGB wrote:Eugo wrote:I keep pronouncing finale the Italian way, not fennelie. Just can't get myself to pronounce it the American way, except to point out how wrong it sounds to me.
I've never heard it pronounced 'fennelie'. I always pronounce it fih-NAA-lee [fɪnæli].
It was always the announcements for the "season fennelie" on several TV channels in the US, many years ago, before we developed a Pavlovian reflex to mute the TV as soon as commercials start. Then we gave up on TV altogether. Maybe they pronounce it differently now, I wouldn't know.
Do you by any chance have an accent where the vowels from "bat" and "bet" sound the same or similar? I've definitely heard "finale" with the second vowel pronounced like "bat", but not with the second vowel pronounced like "bet".
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This Is Us Season 3 hasn't even started filming yet, but that didn't stop us from being curious about what's next for the Pearsons, particularly Kevin (Justin Hartley), who will continue on a journey of self-discovery after hitting rock bottom in Season 2.
Kevin's struggles with addiction were a big part of Season 2 until he finally admitted he needed help and checked into rehab. Once sober, Kevin had to do some painful introspection but it has turned him into a better man more capable of thriving in relationships.
"He's always been an honest guy to everyone else but I think he's finally being honest with himself and it's okay not to be perfect all of the time," Hartley told TV Guide at a recent FYC event in Los Angeles. "That affects all of his relationships. These relationships that he has with people he loves so much -- his family, his friends -- I think they are all evolving in a different way. He's kind of turning a page. You're getting reintroduced to this character that physically looks the same but his life is completely different. It's thrilling."
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One of those relationships is with his deceased father, Jack (Milo Ventimiglia). A flash-forward in the Season 2 finale revealed that Kevin will strike up a relationship with Beth's cousin and the two will journey to Vietnam to learn more about Jack from a time period before he met Rebecca and long before the Big 3 were born.
"He's trying to get more information about his dad and the life that he lived over there," Hartley reveals. "I think that's going to make [Kevin] aware of who [Kevin] is, what he's made of, what he's built from. I think that's about it's about. It's a healing process, a therapy thing."
Of course, the trip might lead to another big This Is Us mystery.
"Then some things are going to happen and he's going to get some information that he didn't realize and it'll go from there," Hartley teased, but he wouldn't give us any more than that. We'll just have to wait for Season 3 to find out.
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When I was growing up we'd be halfway through the holiday meal when I'd pipe up and say, "Hey, where's the cranberry sauce?" Invariably, the little can of sliced up jellied cranberry sauce always seemed to be forgotten. I'm pretty sure that I'm the only one who really missed it, but I just love to eat cranberry sauce along with a bite of turkey or ham, and it's just not the same without it really.
I don't know why everybody doesn't make their own cranberry sauce. It is so easy to do and is so much better than the canned versions, not that there's anything wrong with those. I grew up with them and they are certainly tasty. But, with homemade from fresh cranberries, you can really fiddle around with the flavors. And it's one of those things you can make ahead, because it keeps in the fridge for weeks. Whatever's left is great to use on biscuits, on pancakes, and even on ice cream!
I already have a post up for pretty basic cranberry sauce, so when I saw this idea in one of the Pillsbury checkout stand cookbooklets for Thanksgiving, this time I thought I'd do something a little different. This combination of pomegranate juice and the zest of a lime and an orange is tangy sweet, but with the added zip of cayenne pepper. It's got a kick! And it's the perfect southern accompaniment to that beautiful roasted turkey and coca cola ham you'll be serving.
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One of the most powerful and influential of America's big-city mayors, Richard M. Daley served six terms as Chicago's mayor. First elected in 1989, Daley was the longest-serving mayor in Chicago history, eclipsing the record set by his father, mentor and role model, the late Mayor Richard J. Daley. Richard M. Daley chose not to run for re-election in the 2011 campaign.
A former state legislator and Cook County state's attorney, Daley built a multiethnic, multiracial coalition that kept him in power, even as the strength and influence of the once legendary county Democratic machine waned. Daley worked to revamp and improve the city's public school system, overhauled public housing and invested heavily in the city's infrastructure in projects ranging from Millennium Park to the expansion of O'Hare International Airport. He also launched a beautification effort that included wrought-iron fencing on public properties and installation of planters, trees and landscaping citywide. Daley's time at the helm also was marked by federal investigations that uncovered contracting irregularities and what prosecutors called "massive fraud" in hiring and promotions designed to reward political loyalists. A top aide was sentenced to prison in the personnel scheme.


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If there were any breakout stars in the Illumination Entertainment animated feature Despicable Me, it had to be the Minions. Gru's babbling bunch of yellow helpers not only proved vital to the day-to-day life of his evil underground lair, but they also proved to offer some of the more amusing moments in the film, which had Steve Carell, Jason Segel and Miranda Cosgrove among the voice-stars. How would the Minions do with their own movie? It looks like we're going to find out.
Deadline reports that Universal has plans to release a Minion-focused film in 2014. Brian Lynch has already written the script for the currently-untitled feature, which is an original story that will have the Minions interacting with new characters in addition to some characters from Despicable Me. Pierre Coffin will direct, with Kyle Balda co-directing.
As much as I love the Minions - including their Minionese cover of the Beach Boys' "Barbara Ann" for the Despicable Me 2 teaser - I have to wonder if a Minion-focused feature film will work. As Deadline notes, amusing background characters in other animated franchises (Scrat from Ice Age, the penguins in Madagascar) are usually delivered in small doses. So Universal and Illumination may be taking a risk here, and it certainly has its challenges. Whether or not it pays off remains to be seen.
At the risk of dating myself (and/or inciting a Star Wars debate), this news is giving me a fuzzy (and furry) flashback of The Ewok Adventure, which is likely due at least in part to the language situation (Minions speak their own language) and the concept of bringing the adorable, funny background characters of a popular film to the forefront of a new story with their own movie.
It sounds like they're trying to coordinate the production on the Minions movie with the Despicable Me sequel, so that the films can release a year apart. DM 2 is slated to hit theaters July 3, 2013, which means if all goes as planned, we should expect the Minions movie in theaters in 2014.


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Low-income immigrants get a hand
ENTREPRENEURS Bay Area is home to nonprofits that help low-income or immigrant clients start their own small businesses
(11-15) 18:53 PST Berkeley -- Rebekah Lwanga Peterkin always loved color, fashion and design.
When she moved to the Bay Area in 2007 after a career in merchandising, the Uganda native wanted to launch her own business creating clothing but wasn't sure how to get going.
Then she encountered AnewAmerica Community Corp., a Berkeley nonprofit that trains immigrants to start and run their own businesses.
"AnewAmerica gave me the perspective to look at myself as a designer," she said. "All those years, I was always designing on the side. But I didn't know about business. I started their class and began to learn about it."
She launched Lwanga Designs, making clothing in vibrant African fabrics. To practice social responsibility, she decided to help support villagers in Uganda by teaching them sewing skills and buying some of their wares.
"I have knowledge that I'm blessed to be able to share," she said.
AnewAmerica is among more than a dozen Bay Area centers that offer a different take on entrepreneurship than the high-flying tech startups that hog all the limelight.
They cater to low-income populations, offering training, networking and micro-financing to help nurture new businesses. Their clients launch endeavors such as housecleaning, bookkeeping, auto detailing, computer repairs, financial services, sign-making and catering.
While these "micro-entrepreneurs" are unlikely to start the next Google, having their own business can help lift their families out of poverty and create jobs for others, advocates say.
Many nonprofits
The Bay Area stands out for having so many nonprofits that specialize in helping lower-income entrepreneurs.
"This place for so long has been a hotbed of entrepreneurship that it's not surprising that it's evolved a very entrepreneurial way to serve people who have a hard time breaking into business in the mainstream way," said Ben Mangan, CEO of Earned Assets Resource Network, a San Francisco nonprofit that helps people build a habit of saving, resulting in "spark capital" that they can leverage into a new business.
"They can't access family and friends' capital, especially if they're low income, and the financial markets are not well prepared to serve people who speak languages other than English," he said. "Groups like AnewAmerica, Opportunity Fund and EARN fill a need that market isn't meeting."
Sharon Miller, CEO of Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, which offers training, role models, resources (including office space) and networks to help low-income people launch businesses, had a similar take.
"The Bay Area is just a great place for entrepreneurship," she said. "People are open to new ideas, new products and new services here. It really supports an entrepreneurial spirit."
To showcase its entrepreneurs, AnewAmerica is hosting its annual Microbusiness Expo and Celebration on Thursday night in Alameda, with more than 30 of its graduates marketing their goods and services at a trade show. Peterkin will run a fashion show featuring her clothing.
AnewAmerica enrolls about 120 new clients every year for its three-year program. They start off learning business fundamentals, meeting once a week at night for 15 weeks, and covering business planning, financial literacy, legal considerations, licensing, contracts, how to write a business plan, as well as personal finance.
Then they write action plans for their business and personal finances. AnewAm-erica encourages them to integrate social responsibility into their business plan, as well as to incorporate "green" practices.
'Eager puppies'
"Some take a while to develop (a business concept). Others come to us like eager puppies - they've saved their money, they have an idea and are raring to go," said Viola Gonzales, AnewAmerica CEO.
For the remainder of the program, clients work individually with case managers who coach them as their business evolves.
"We've found it's really key to have a strong one-on-one relationship with clients over a substantial enough period of time to make sure they are on a sustainable track toward their goals," said Jeff Butler, director of AnewAmerica's women's business center. "Just a few months of working with folks won't cut it."
Besides the individual coaching, "business assistance circles" of seven to 20 people meet on specific topics, such as using social media, QuickBooks, legal issues and finding real estate. Many of those are taught by professionals who volunteer their time.
12-person staff
The 12-person staff operates on an annual budget of $1.2 million to $1.4 million and offers classes in San Jose, Richmond and Oakland, as well as Berkeley. Since 2000, clients have improved their household net worth by an average of 9 percent each, Butler said.
Immigrants own 18 percent of small businesses nationwide, according to a study this year from the Fiscal Policy Institute. In California, it's much higher: One-third of small businesses are run by immigrants.
Peterkin, who sells her creations through several small ethnic shops on the West Coast, said her annual sales are now about $50,000, although they were much higher before the economic downturn.
But she is still delighted to have her own business, following in the footsteps of her father, a furniture maker. Growing up in Kenya - her family fled there when she was 12 to escape Idi Amin's oppressive regime - "I saw him do a lot of teaching of people making furniture," she said.
Her skills with a needle were already evident. "Before he passed away, he said, always keep your sewing machine with you," she said.
Now Peterkin has dreams of spreading her textile education to Pakistan, Ecuador and elsewhere.
"I'm a woman supporter," she said. "I would like to support every woman out there because we are in this world together."
The Bay Area has a wealth of nonprofits that help low- and moderate-income people and immigrants start their own businesses.
AnewAmerica, www.anewamerica.org
Earned Assets Resources Network, www.earn.org
La Cocina, www.lacocinasf.org
Mission Asset Fund, www.missionassetfund.org
Mission Economic Development Association, meda sf.org
Opportunity Fund, www.opportunityfund.org
Pacific Community Ventures, www.pacificcommunityventures.org
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, www.rencenter.org
San Francisco Economic Development Alliance, sfeda.org
Urban Solutions, www.urbansolutionssf.org
Women's Initiative for Self Employment, www.womensinitiative.org
Working Solutions, www.tmcworkingsolutions.org
Carolyn Said is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Amelia County, Virginia Genealogy, Wills, Estates
Amelia County was created in 1734 from Prince George and Brunswick Counties and was named after Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of England. During 1754, Prince Edward County was formed from Amelia County, and later the County was reduced to its current size when Nottoway County was separated in 1789. The British under General Tarleton, raided the county in 1781 during the Revolutioonary War. The first court house was located near Pridesville, Virginia, but was destroyed by fire in 1766. Later, it was located at Dennisville until 1849 when it was removed to its present site.
Amelia County Wills, Estates, Marriages available to Members of Virginia Pioneers
Indexes to Wills, Inventories and Accounts
Vital Records
- 1734 to 1761
- 1761 to 1771
- Births 1853 to 1871
- Deaths 1853 to 1871
- Marriages (taken from Gates County, North Carolina Marriage Bonds)
- Marriage Bonds 1735 to 1834
- Marriage Index 1853 to 1918
Images of Amelia County Wills 1734-1761
- Muster Rolls 1861 to 1865
Testators: Anderson, Henry;Appling, Thomas;Baldwin, William;Blanshard, John;Booker, Edmund Sr.;Booker, Edward (2); Booker, Edward Sr.;Booker, Judith;Booker, Richard;Booker, William;Bowman, Robert;Bragg, Hugh;Brewer, Edmund;Bridgforth, John;Burton, Abraham;Burton, Ann;Butler, John; Cabiness, George; Caldwell, George;Chambers, Richard;Chiles, Henry;Claiborn, James;Clarke, Lucy;Clarke, Richard;Clements, William Sr.; Cocke, Abraham;Cobbs, Edith;Cobbs, Samuel;Coleman, Godfrey; Coleman, William;Cousins, Charles;Crawford, Sarah;Croucher, Dorothy;Duffey, John;Elmore, Thomas;Fain, William O.;Finney, William;Ford, Hezekiah;Forrest, Abraham Sr.;Garrott, John; Giles, Arthur;Grainger, Joseph;Gray, Joseph;Green, Elizabeth; Green, William;Hammons, John;Harper, Howard;Hill, Charles; Hinton, Christopher;Hinton, Richard;Hudson, James;Hulmes, Richard;Jones, Abraham;Jones, Emanuel;Jones, John;Jones, Martha; Jones, Peter;Jones, Richard Sr.;Jurden, Samuel;Lockett, James; Long, James;Lowell, John;Marchbanks, George;Mayes, William; Mayton, John;Moor, John;Morris, Isaac;Munford, James;Neall, Heph. Jr.;Neall, Roger;Neall, Thomas;Ogleby, Richard;Penix, William;Powell, John;Roberts, Thomas;Scott, James;Scott, Joseph; Shepard, George;Sherwin, Samuel;Southall, Stephen;Stanly, Daney; Stokes, Frances;Stone, William;Tally, John;Tarley, Peter;Teaston, William;Tesdale, William;Tishey, Alexander; Tomlinson, Henry;Truly, Hector;Tucker, Robert;Vasser, William; Vaughan, Henry;Vaughn, Thomas;Wallace, John Sr.;Waters, James; Watkins, Stephen;Watson, William;West, Frances;West, John(2); Wingo, John;Woodleif, Robert;Yarbrough, Hezekiah;Yarbrough, Moses;Yarbrough, William
Images of Wills 1761 to 1771
Testators: Adams, William;Anderson, John;Bagley, George; Baldwin, John;Bentley, John;Beville, Daniel;Booker, Richard;Booth, George;Booth, Thomas Sr.;Brewer, Ann;Burg, William; Burton, John;Cary, Mary;Chambers, Hugh;Clement, William; Coleman, William;Cornelius, Rowland;Cousens, Robert;Cumpton, John;Dudley, Marlon;Dyer, Thomas;Ellis, John;Fannen, Bryan; Farguson, Robert;Farley, John;Featherstone, William;Ferguson, James;Fitzgerald, William;Foster, William;Grigg, James;Hasslin, John;Hightower, John;Hightower, William;Hill, James; Hood, Thomas;Hudson, Nicholas;Irby, John;Irby, Susanna; Irby, William (2);Jackson, Thomas(2);Johnson, Charles;Johnson, William;Jones, Robert;Lacy, John;Lea, William;Ligon, William; Loury, Thomas;Lovern, Richard;Mann, Joel;Marshall, Robert; May, John;Maynard, William;Old, John;Pavory, Thomas;Powell, Henry;Powell, John Sr.;Ray, John;Raymner, William;Roberts, John; Robertson, Edward;Standley, William;Tabb, Thomas;Tanner, Edward; Tanner, Thomas;Thompson, Richard;Trant, Judith;Tucker, John; Tucker, Robert;Walker, Edmund;Ward, Henry;Whitworth, Thomas; Williamson,Francis;Wilson, William;Wingo, Thomas;Yarbrough, Jordan;Yarbrough, Thomas
Miscellaneous Will and Estates (Transcripts)
- Booker, Edward, Sr., LWT
- Clarke, Richard, LWT
- Collicott, Wiliam, LWT dated 1765 (Will Bk 2, 1771-1780)
- Goode, Philip, LWT (transcript)
- Hutcherson, Charles, LWT, 1768 (digital image)
- Hutcheson, William, LWT, 1792 (digital image)
- Moor, John, LWT
- Neill, Roger, LWT
- Ogleby, Richard, LWT
- Penix, William, LWT
- Scott, Joseph, Estate, inventory
- Steagall, John, LWT dated 1769 (digital image)
- Stone, William, Estate, Inventory
- Tucker, Robert, LWT
- Warick, Edward, Estate
- Watson, William, LWT


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Taking the First Step to Transform Jordan's Healthcare Delivery System
In October of 2010, Cisco and the Jordanian Government formally announced the Jordan Healthcare Initiative; a partnership to improve the country's healthcare system through the implementation of information and communications technology (ICT).
We are proud to announce the first step in this partnership, a pilot of Cisco's HealthPresence solution, was opened in June of 2011. The HealthPresence solution, donated by Cisco, provides care-at-a distance technology for patents at Al-Mafraq Governmental Hospital with specialized physicians at Prince Hamzah Hospital in Amman.
The Ministry of Health chose these locations after identifying a need to improve access to medical specialists in Cardiology, Nephrology and Dermatology for remote and underserved communities. A third hospital site will be part of this pilot, Queen Rania Hospital in Wadi Mousa, in the near future. Approximately 3 to 4 patients receive consultations per day.
An event to mark the unveiling of the solution was held at the Al-Mafraq hospital under the patronage of His Excellency Dr. Abdellatif Woreikat, Jordan's Minister of Health. Also in attendance were senior officials from the Jordanian Government as well as senior representatives from Cisco.
"Cisco care-at-a-distance Solutions are directly impacting lives by making quality healthcare accessible to remote, rural populations and underserved individuals and communities. The first-ever implementation of Cisco's HealthPresence solution in the Middle East and Africa region is a key milestone for Cisco and clear demonstration of our commitment to work with governments, globally, to improve the lives of their citizens."
– Laura Quintana, director of Corporate Affairs, Cisco
To learn more about the Jordan Healthcare Initiative, visit The Network for the full press release.
Cisco Corporate Social Responsibility
We believe that business should be conducted in a way that respects—and benefits—society, the environment, and individuals. Cisco's commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) includes investments in the well-being of people and communities around the world, the fostering of ethical and sustainable business practices, and building a workplace where our employees can thrive.
Cisco CSR multiplies social impact by adding the passion of human networks to the reach of technological ones. By applying the same technology, expertise, and partnerships we use in our everyday business, we help transform lives, communities, and the planet.
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Justice Theater Project to Open Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR, 2/8
The 2012-2013 continuing Justice Theater Project season examining political responsibility, "We Are Called", continues Shakespeare's classic tale of political intrigue and betrayal, Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, directed by David Henderson and running February 8 - 24, 2013 at the Clare Hall Fellowship Center, St. Francis of Assisi, 11401 Leesville Road, Raleigh. For more information, visit www.thejusticetheaterproject.org.
The Justice Theater Project (JTP) continues a season-long discussion about political responsibility past and present.
JTP has a history built on democracy, equity and collaboration among creative artists, managers, and community organizations that share a commitment to similar goals and a desire to maximize scarce resources and transform communities. The 2012-2013 season works to serve as a Call to the responsibility of participation as it exists for each of us and the ways in which this responsibility is connected to our citizenry.
Considered by many to be one of the most straight-forward of Shakespeare's works "Julius Caesar" mirrors politics throughout the ages. Although a Shakespeare veteran in both directing and acting, this is director David Henderson's first time working on this piece. Henderson states "As a country, we don't have to look too far in the past to see the impact a leader's assassination can have on our nation. Political rhetoric is alive and well. Politicians on all sides of the fence (and those that have no fence as well) have perfected the art of using all available forms of persuasion to move the populace closer to their own point of view."
Henderson feels that since the story is so well known and the structure and language easier than more difficult works of Shakespeare, the audience can relax and focus with ease. This also allows the actors to focus on the story. Describing the plot, Henderson states "Julius Caesar (John Honeycutt) is a highly ambitious political leader in Rome and his aim is to become dictator. Meanwhile a conspiracy to assassinate him is afoot. This conspiracy is led by Cassius (Jeremy Fiebig) and the honorable Brutus (Brian Fisher). Early on, Caesar is warned that something is amiss and he should "beware the Ides of March." He ignores this warning and is stabbed 33 times. At his funeral, his close friend, Mark Antony, (Jade Arnold) delivers his famous funeral speech and the tide turns. Brutus and Cassius meet their inevitable defeat at the hands of Antony and Octavious (George Kaiser) and the country is thrust into civil war."
Set, lighting and costumes are current day. Scenic designer Deb Royals describes the "Julius Caesar" set as "a blend of levels with sculpted fabric and ramps. The color scheme is simple black, white and red. We will brush the sculpted fabric with media images in an effort to perpetuate the sense of the media' s constant presence in politics. Lighting will work to highlight the severity of a cold marbled floor, and the lighting bounce off this floor to give the allusion of uplighting. One moveable set piece will provide both a way to present Caesar's body after assassination as it lies in state and later as a map table. This movable piece will be lit underneath thus outlining Caesar's body and later illuminating the maps used during battle."
Costumer David Serxner describes the looks as "... a dark palate of contemporary costumes with a clean look, suits, tuxedos and suits. We will be using red as an accent color. The second act is a military look. The idea behind dressing the characters to look similar is that politicians and lobbyists look pretty much alike in the "uniforms" of their jobs, it is their personalities that set them apart."
Directed by David Henderson, Scenography by Deb Royals, Technical Direction by Tom Wolf, Stage Management by Christine Rapp, Costumes by David Serxner.
Featuring: Katie Anderson as Calphurnia, Jade Arnold as Mark Antony, Jeremy Fiebig as Metellus Cimber/Flavius:Byham/Stuart Cassius, Brian Fisher as Marcus Brutus, John Honeycutt as Julius Caesar/Dardanius, David Hudson as Lepidus / Trebonius / A Poet / Volumnius, Michelle Johnson as Portia, George Kaiser as Octavius Caesar / Popilius Lena / Third Plebeian, Tanner Lagasca as Artemidorus / Octavius's Servant / Lucilius, Allan Maule as Cinna / Murellus / Messala, Andy Hayworth as Decius Brutus / Pindarus / Cobbler / First Plebeian, Mark Olexik as Cicero / Publius / Titinius / Plebeian, Mark Phialas as Cinna the Poet / Carpenter / Caesar's Servant, Jack Prather as Caius Ligarius / Soothsayer / Claudio, Mike Raab as Casca / First Soldier / Messenger / Fourth Plebeian, Samantha Rahn as Young Cato / Lucius, and Stephen Wall as Varrus / Clitus / Second Soldier / Second Plebeian.
Events include two discussions, free babysitting, audio description and an opening night reception.
Special events:
Friday, February 8 - Opening Night - Join us for a complimentary after show reception sponsored by The Leesville Tap Room
Sunday, February 10- 2:00 pm $10.00 Matinee
Saturday, February 16 - 6:45 pm Nibbles and Pre show round table discussion "Politics, Conscience and the Media" featuring Gail Phares, Jules-Odendahl-James and George Corvin. This panel has been invited back due to patron requests from their "Frost/Nixon" panel discussion. (See panel biographies below).
Sunday, February 17 - 2:00 pm performance Free babysitting provided by SeedRaleigh. Advance email reservation required.
Saturday, February 23 - 6:45 Nibbles and Pre show discussion, "Politics: History, Civil Discourse, and Moving Forward" with Reverend Charles Brooks of Poplar Springs Christian Church, and Jim Ryan, Wake County teacher and Shakespeare in the classroom scholar.
Sunday, February 24 - 2:00 performance - Free admission for visually impaired patrons and a driver, audio description provided by Arts Access.
The Justice Theater Project (JTP) is an advocacy and activist theater company whose mission is to use the performing arts to bring to the fore of public attention the needs of the poor, the marginalized, and the oppressed. Each year JTP presents a diverse combination of original works, main stage productions, and community outreach events focusing on issues of social justice.
"Julius Caesar" will be performed on February 8, 9 15, 16, 22 and 23 at 8:00 p.m. and February 10, 17 and 24 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are $20 for Adults, $15 for students/ senior citizens/military, and $12 for groups of 10 or more. All seating is general admission. Sunday, February 10 at 2 p.m. is $10.00 admission day. (919)264-7089. www.TheJusticeTheaterProject.org
Panel and Speaker Biographies for Julius Caesar
Charles Brooks is a native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. In 1978, Pastor Brooks graduated from Broughton High School and began a successful study of history and government at Saint Augustine's College in Raleigh. In September of 1979 he answered the call and preached his initial sermon under then Pastor D.A. Peace, Sr. While in college, Charles was called to serve as Pastor of the Pleasant Union United Church of Christ in Raleigh. After serving the church for three years Charles graduated from Saint Augustine's College with a B.A. degree in History and Government in 1982. He entered The School of Theology at Virginia Union University where he earned a Masters of Divinity degree in 1987. Upon graduation he returned to North Carolina to serve as Pastor of the Children's Chapel United Church of Christ until July of 1990. In 1990 Charles accepted the challenge to lead a great congregation in Raleigh, the Poplar Springs United Church of Christ.
Dr. George Corvin Dr. Corvin graduated from the University of Alabama School of Medicine in Birmingham in 1992. After finishing a residency in General Psychiatry, Dr. Corvin completed a fellowship in Forensic Psychiatry with the United States Department of Justice. He is Board Certified as a General and Forensic Psychiatrist by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Corvin joined North Raleigh Psychiatry in 1997 where he is now managing partner. He served as the Director of the dual diagnosis treatment program and Medical Staff President at Holly Hill Hospital for 6 years before leaving hospital work to focus on other practice areas. In addition to his outpatient practice at North Raleigh Psychiatry, Dr. Corvin has an active forensic practice including involvement in numerous capital cases and other high profile litigation. More recently, Dr. Corvin has become actively involved in ongoing legislative efforts in the area of death penalty sentencing reform as well as other legislative & advocacy activities aimed at ensuring the availability of adequate treatment resources for those in our community in need of psychiatric care. He has previously served as a Director on the Wake County Human & Environmental Services Board and currently serves on the Board of Directors of Alliance Behavioral Healthcare, a recently formed Managed Care Organization tasked with providing publicly-funded mental health services for indigent psychiatric patients in Wake, Durham, Johnston, and Cumberland Counties.
Jules Odendahl-James is the Resident Dramaturg at Duke University. Her research and writing explores documentary performance and social activism, crime narratives and the "forensic imagination," and the notion of experimentation across arts and science disciplines. In October 2012, in collaboration with Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment, she will curate a residency for artists PearlDamour + Shawn Hall and their ecological installation/performance How To Build a Forest (http://sites.duke.edu/howtobuildaforest). Her recent dramaturgy includes The Stranger Festival, Ragtime, The Musical, iWitness: Based on Mike Daisey's The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs and the controversy it generated (Duke); 8 (Playmakers Repertory Company); Self-Defense, or the death of some salesmen (UNC, Greensboro).
Gail Phares is one of the founders of the national peace organization Witness for Peace. She lived and worked in both Nicaragua and Guatemala as a Maryknoll sister. She has led over 55 delegations to Latin America over the last 30 years. Gail holds a MA in Latin American studies from The American University in Wash. DC. She and her husband Bob Phares are founders of St Francis of Assisi parish.
Jim Ryan is an English teacher at Knightdale High. He is a National Board certified teacher. He has worked in the school and community to create a program that has recruited adult volunteers who have been trained to work on reading instruction with students. Ryan attended a DuFour presentation on professional learning communities. He is a former college basketball coach who found that he wanted to teach literature."I got into teaching because I wanted to show students how much we can learn from literature," said Ryan. "When a student tells me that while reading 10 pages of Fahrenheit 451, he understood Bradbury's warning about hunting for utopia and obsessing about material things, I often literally jump for joy."
Pictured: Michelle with Michelle Johnson as Portia, and Brian Fisher as Marcus Brutus. Photo Credit: Coty Cockrell.


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Welcome to the course
Welcome to the fourth course in the Learning Online series. In this course, we consider searching and researching.
This course is just one of a series designed by the University of Leeds for school-based learners and their teachers. As this is an open course, we also welcome other learners: as you will have seen from the welcome area, we have a diverse cohort signed up. However, it is important to recognise that this course, and the content and activities within it, has been specifically designed to help those studying at school or college make the transition to studying at university or the work place.
It is anticipated that it will take around two hours to complete the tasks during this week. This includes watching videos, joining discussions, reading articles and completing any exercises. If you have more time, we have also provided some links to additional reading and resources.
This course is all about searching and researching online. Being able to find information effectively, and knowing how to critically analyse what we find, is an important part of being an effective online learner. This short course will help you to develop these skills.
We have provided a course map to help you navigate your journey through the course: click on the image to access, or you can download the map from the Downloads section below.
In this first week we'll concentrate on how to use search engines to uncover new information. You will learn how to build up your understanding of a topic through identifying and using multiple sources. Through a range of exercises you will be able to put these new skills into practice.
In the second week you'll learn how to assess, evaluate and critically analyse the information available to you. We'll explore the way in which information is built upon over time, and how this 'information journey' can shape our understanding. There will be opportunity in this week for you to research and share an 'information journey' for your own chosen topic or question.
There's plenty to keep you busy and interested, and we really hope you enjoy the course and the activities that we've planned.
Have your say:
Please use the comments to share your reasons for joining this course. Please also let us know where you are from: this course is open to learners world-wide.
Take some time to read the posts from other learners. If you come across someone with similar interests to you, you may choose to 'follow' them; you can then filter the discussions to view only the comments from those you are following. This can help to make discussions easier to manage.
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When you are ready to move on, click 'Mark as complete'. You can monitor your progress through the course by clicking the 'Progress' tab at the top of each FutureLearn page. This will show you the steps you have completed. You can also click the 'Activity' tab to see all recent posts, and the 'Replies' tab to see responses from other participants to your comments.


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THURSDAY, Feb. 27, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Nearly 37,000 Americans kill themselves each year, according to federal statistics. But many of those deaths might have been prevented if doctors had been better at picking up on the warning signs of suicide, a new study suggests.
"A national suicide reduction goal may be met if more primary care doctors and specialists receive and use training to identify and treat patients most at risk," study lead author Brian Ahmedani, an assistant scientist in the Center for Health Policy and Health Services Research at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, said in a statement from the health system.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide remains the 10th leading cause of death in the United States and is the leading cause of injury-related death, recently topping deaths tied to car accidents.
However, the new study finds that physicians often fail to spot mental health problems in people who commit suicide, even though most of these people consult with doctors or other health providers in the months before they kill themselves.
In the study, Ahmedani's team looked at the medical records of almost 5,900 health plan members living in eight states who committed suicide between 2000 and 2010.
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"The data clearly told us that although a large proportion of those who committed suicide had health system contact in the year before their death, a mental health diagnosis was commonly absent," Ahmedani said. "Greater efforts need to be made to assess mental health and suicide risk. And because most visits occurred in primary care or medical specialty settings, suicide prevention in these clinics would likely reach the largest number of individuals."
The study appears in the February issue of the Journal of General Internal Medicine.
-- Randy Dotinga
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But I cannot stop. The kid is the same kid that made me laugh so many times. The kid is the same kid that walked through natural danger to offer my son and me help. The kid is the same kid who sought rest and peace in my home.
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This week's major Yahoo password breach exposed well over 400,000 passwords. Analysis of the password data dump reveals that many users are still clueless. A simple census of the stolen password reveals "123456" and "password" as the top two choices.
Qualys researcher Francois Pesce applied a significantly more complex series of analyses to the hashed passwords released in last month's LinkedIn breach, revealing patterns that go beyond merely identifying the most-used passwords.
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The LinkedIn breach didn't expose passwords directly. Rather, it exposed hashed values produced by one-way encryption. Hackers can't reverse the hashing algorithm to reveal the password, but they can see whether any specific password is present by hashing it and searching for the hashed result in the list.
It didn't take long for Pesce to hash all possible numeric passwords. He found 200,000 of them in the list, about 93,000 of them six digits long and about 55,000 of them eight digits long. Over 40 percent of the six-digit passwords could be interpreted as a date with a two-digit year, and over 25 percent of the eight-digit passwords would match a date with a four digit year.
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Pesce found these and other patterns by plotting the found numbers on what's called a "heat map." Without going into too much detail, this sort of mapping helps find patterns in data. A perfectly random sample set would be roughly uniform in color. The map of numeric passwords was anything but uniform.
Pesce could see from the mapping that numbers matching MMDDYY or DDMMY were vastly more common that random numbers. Even the difference between 30 and 31-day months was visible. In the heat map for eight-digit numbers, date-format numbers made a strong showing. A diagonal line across the graph represented passwords made by doubling a four-digit sequence, like 12341234.
The image below is a heat map with added color-coding to highlight areas of interest. For example, the red- and green-bordered areas are those matching six-digit dates.
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Pesce's full post on the subject goes into much more detail, naturally. He also points out that this numeric analysis reveals other patterns of use to researchers... and hackers.
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