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Nashville, Tenn. – The Tennessee State football team would like to invite all fans and Big Blue supporters to Fan Day on Aug. 24 at 3 p.m. in the Indoor Football Facility.
The event will be the first chance to pick up the 2013 football poster featuring all of the seniors and members of this year's Tiger team will be in attendance to sign autographs and take pictures.
There will also be a D.J. at this year's Fan Day to entertain fans and supporters are encouraged to stick around following the autographs to see the team scrimmage at 4 p.m. at Hale Stadium.
Last season, hundreds of fans showed up and most received signatures from the entire 2012 team.
Admission to the 2013 Tennessee State Football Fan Day is free and will occur eight days before Big Blue squares off against Bethune-Cookman in the 15th annual John Merritt Classic on Sept. 1.


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What would we do if bees were to disappear? These little insects provide the food we all eat one way or another. But honeybees are disappearing globally at an alarming rate. Looking after the bees means looking after ourselves. And the best way to do it is by planting a garden. It doesn't matter how small it is. The bees will make sure it grows. We are excited to present our new Spring Summer 2019 collection To Make a Garden, a call for saving the bees by planting gardens everywhere, every time. Make the bees happy. Never stop planting. Have fun!
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This season features details such as embroideries, ribbons and different finishings that make our basic garments special.
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I'm the really tall redhead. Super official bio is on my website [1].
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I am a community engineer by passion and trade. I work with community organizations, hackerspaces, coworking spaces, hackathons, technology startups, and R&D labs to help them create a collaborative, sustainable, and scalable communities.
Been in and around hackerspaces since 2009. I worked on this documentary on hackerspaces [2], help out Power Racing Series [3] and have had a part with PS: One [4] , Freeside ATL [5], Dallas Makerspace [6], and Idea Engine (founder, R&D lab).
In my spare time I like to play with microcontrollers and small-scale robotics. Sometimes I write articles about wearable technology and bio-hacking. I moonlight on comic book and science fiction book covers, thanks to some very neat friends.
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LAKE FOREST, Calif. (April 22, 2008): As part of its ongoing commitment to the preservation of the environment, action sports leader Sole Technology, parent company of etnies, éS, Emerica, ThirtyTwo and Altamont apparel, has announced the results of its first corporate eco-audit to measure the company's overall carbon footprint, and its goal of becoming a carbon neutral company by the year 2020.
"Corporate responsibility and environmental conservation have been at the forefront of our philosophy for many years and our commitment to making an impact on the consumer, the industry, and the planet is stronger than ever," said Pierre Andre Senizergues, CEO and founder of Sole Technology. "As we release the results of our first eco-audit, we look to our team, our customers, and our partners in the action sports world to help us become a carbon neutral company that will pave the way for a greener future."
Led by the company's environmental affairs manager, Roian Atwood, the eco-audit examined the organization's activities over the course of more than seven years, focusing predominantly on its carbon emissions, waste and consumption, and water usage. In addition to this detailed study, etnies has executed the installation of 616 solar panels, the conversion to water-based cement manufacturing, corporate wide-recycling efforts, and the creation of a seasonal sustainable footwear and apparel collection, the etnies SEED Project.
"We are confident that the future looks bright for eco-conscious corporations, and we strive to be a leader in the field every day," said Atwood. "By sharing our findings and making a conscious effort to use the results to alter our business practices and impact on the environment, we hope to play a key role in changing today's corporate culture for a stronger tomorrow."
The Sole Technology eco-audit found that in 2007, the company generated 40,000 tons of CO2, equivalent to volume of 2.5 billion shoe boxes 58 percent of which came from footwear manufacturing and the emissions released in the development process through the use of coal-burning sources and electricity. Another 18 percent of its carbon emissions are attributed to the making of the brand's cardboard boxes, and 8 percent is related to logistics and shipping.
In terms of waste and consumption, Sole Technology found that of the 72,000 pounds of internal trash it consumed, the company recycled 57 percent, exceeding the country's national average of 30 percent, and California's average of 50 percent. By 2010, Sole Technology's goal is to recycle 70 percent of their waste with assistance from the Blue Bin Brigade, an internal committee of department executives whose goal it is to increase awareness and find environmentally-friendly means of conducting business.
"Given the harsh abuse on a skateboarder's shoes, our industry is constantly challenged with the issue of consumption, which is why we strive to make the most durable, quality products in the market," said Senizergues. "Building long lasting products that are sturdy and have a longer life with consumers is an important element to consider in the eco discussions related to manufacturing and consumption."
The eco-audit determined that 95 percent of Sole Technology's water usage is attributed to the company's apparel development, an industry-wide concern among clothing manufacturers that is a leading cause of damage to the environment. By taking immediate actions on business offices such as installing waterless urinals that save 325,000 gallons of water annually and dual flush toilets, the company is already affecting its internal water usage as it continues to research innovative technologies that will also benefit the manufacturing process.
Senizergues' personal commitment to the environment and ecologically conscious lifestyle has made him a trailblazer in the industry, having implemented green practices many years ago. In addition to his professional goals, Senizergues practices green living at home as well, and has been honored by Global Green USA with a Corporate Environmental Leadership Award for his environmental practices and corporate responsibility. He was also an executive producer with Leonardo DiCaprio on the documentary The 11th Hour about the effects of global warming and how society can prevent further damage. Go PIERRE!!!!!


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�The Marvelous Wonderettes� is a delightful trip down memory lane, a blast from the past, a flashback to 1958. It is Springfield High School�s prom night, and the entertainment is The Marvelous Wonderettes, who will showcase the pop hits of the 1950s.
�The Marvelous Wonderettes� is a delightful trip down memory lane, a blast from the past, a flashback to 1958. It is Springfield High School�s prom night, and the entertainment is The Marvelous Wonderettes, who will showcase the pop hits of the 1950s.
The Wonderettes come to the RiverTowne Players� stage April 26, 27, May 2, 3, 4 at 8 p.m., with matinees on April 28 and May 5 at 3 p.m. Shows are at the historic Masonic Theatre on Hancock Street in New Bern.
The show is directed by Judy Long. Four very talented local women � Meghan Lucas (Cindy Lou), Bethany Kenyon (Betty Jean), Katherine Morris (Suzy) and Kandee Hookstra (Missy) comprise the cast.
The musical director is Anne Marie Skogsbakken. Carol Liutkus is the choreographer with Linda Roach producing the show.
A 1950s costume contest will be held on opening night, April 26. A 1960s costume contest will be held on May 3.
Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy are the Wonderettes, four best friends with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts and voices to match. The girls start with �Mr. Sandman� and �Lollipop,� both popularized by the Chordettes. They move on to other 1950 classics, many of which are done in four-part harmony.
The audience is in for a surprise as they are whisked away to the girls� 10-year class reunion in Act II. The Wonderettes perform again with high-octane and soulful renditions of classic 1960s tunes, and the audience will see how their friendships have changed and endured in this captivating Off-Broadway hit. The girls open Act II with �Heatwave� and continue to treat the audience to some great oldies: �You Don�t Own Me,� �Son of a Preacher Man,� �RESPECT,� �Rescue Me� and many more.
The local show is produced through special arrangement with Steele Spring Productions.
Information about �The Marvelous Wonderettes�
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Masonic Theatre, Hancock Street, New Bern
Shows: April 26, 27, May 2, 3, 4 at 8 p.m. April 28 and May 5 at 3 p.m.
Cast: Bethany Kenyon, Kandee Hookstra, Meghan Lucas, Katherine Morris
Production Staff: Director Judy Long; Music Director Anne Marie Skogsbakken; Producer Linda Roach; Choreographer Carol Liutkus; costumes: Aaron Sowers; set design: Michael Krauss; set construction: Terry Daniels and Pat Hughes; artistic set painting: Cindy Ridlon; stage managers: Pat Hughes and Dianne Hawkins; sound design: Rex Hawkins; ushers: Ruth Waters and Aaron Williams; box office: Lori Favre
Tickets: $15 in advance, $18 at the door, $10 for students with valid school ID. Available at the Bank of the Arts temporary location, Cook House, 308 George St., New Bern. Call 638-2577.
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Curtain comes down on COD arts center director
Leader leaving McAninch Center
When Stephen Cummins looks back on his seven years at the helm of the McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage, he'll think of all the artists, musicians and actors who have walked through the center's doors.
But he'll especially remember the times when the center went out into the community.
Take, for instance, the Corrido Project, when a member of a Grammy-nominated Mexican folk music ensemble came to West Chicago schools to show students how to write and perform their own music.
"It's one of the richest experiences I can think of," Cummins said. "It's this idea that it doesn't have to be at the MAC. We can take it to an assisted-living center, we can take it to a library, we can take it to a high school. You can meet people where they are with art and culture."
Cummins on Thursday stepped down as director of the MAC, the college's performing arts and art exhibition space in Glen Ellyn, to take a new job as director of university public events for California State University in Chico, Calif.
Cummins said it was a difficult decision to leave COD, but he's pursuing a "great opportunity" at California State, where he will oversee operations of the Chico Performances series and two National Public Radio stations. His family also will be closer to extended family members in northern California.
"I had a wonderful run here at the MAC. I think what we've done here and what the MAC will continue to do is fantastic," Cummins said.
The center is undergoing a $35 million renovation project that will include improvements to the front entrance, roof and skylight systems, box office facilities and an enhanced concession and bar area. It also will include the new Cleve Carney Art Gallery that will primarily display contemporary art.
Construction work began in the fall of 2012 and is scheduled for completion this December.
"Ultimately it's going to blow people away when they walk in," Cummins said. "It was a wonderful space before, but it's going to be so special and unique."
And in the summer of 2014, construction will be complete on a new outdoor theater.
The first scheduled performance in the new MAC will be a New Year's Eve concert by the New Philharmonic, the 80-member professional orchestra that faced an uncertain future earlier this year when COD officials canceled three of the orchestra's off-campus concerts in February and March.
The action was prompted by waning attendance at earlier events and overall declining revenues at the MAC. Cummins said at the time the ongoing construction at the MAC affected the center's typical operating model.
The college's annual goal to patrons was to raise $150,000 to guarantee the orchestra remained at the MAC. The college would pick up the rest of the costs.
Since then, patrons have pledged enough money that will ensure the New Philharmonic stays at the MAC through 2016, Cummins said.
"When you talked to the audience about the possibility the New Philharmonic might not be here in the future, that's when you found out how much people really care about the orchestra," he said. "For a long time we were in a situation where (financial support) could be provided by the college. But also as these ensembles at the MAC have grown, we really outgrew the support of the college and really needed the support of the community."
Before Cummins came to COD, he oversaw the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for six years.
The college will be conducting a national search to find his successor, with the goal of having a new director by the time the MAC officially reopens in February 2014, said Joe Collins, COD's executive vice president.
An interim director is expected to be appointed in the meantime. It's possible COD will hire a consultant to help conduct the search and run the MAC at the same time -- the procedure that happened before Cummins' selection in 2006.
"This new position is an excellent opportunity for Stephen, and we wish him the best of luck," COD President Robert Breuder said in a statement. "Stephen has shown vision and dedication during his seven-year tenure at the MAC."
Art: COD will conduct national search to find new director


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Now I want to implement a download manager which can support to download an assert of a hls link. There are some issues:
1.As https://forums.developer.apple.com/message/42352#42352, there is a resume rate limiter. So, it seems we can't create and resume one segment at a time. For this, I do some tests that I create all tasks but just resume the first task at begin, then I resume the next task in "didcompletewitherror":
- (void)beginDownloadWithUrlArray:(NSArray *)downloadURLArray{ for (NSString *urlStr in downloadURLArray) { NSURL *downloadURL = [NSURL URLWithString:urlStr]; NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:downloadURL]; NSURLSessionTask *task = [self.session downloadTaskWithRequest:request]; [self.taskArray addObject:task]; } [self runNextTask]; } - (void)runNextTask{ if (self.taskIndex < self.taskArray.count) { self.currentDownloadTask = self.taskArray[self.taskIndex]; [self.currentDownloadTask resume]; NSLog(@"nextrequest--%@",self.currentDownloadTask); }else{ self.currentDownloadTask = nil; } self.taskIndex ++ ; } - (void)URLSession:(NSURLSession *)session task:(NSURLSessionTask *)task didCompleteWithError:(NSError *)error { NSLog(@"didCompleteWithError"); if (error) { NSLog(@"error -- %@",error); if ([error.userInfo objectForKey:NSURLSessionDownloadTaskResumeData]) { self.resumeData = [error.userInfo objectForKey:NSURLSessionDownloadTaskResumeData]; NSURLSessionTask *task = [[[self class] sharedManager] downloadTaskWithResumeData:self.resumeData]; [task resume]; } }else{ [self runNextTask]; } }
I can see it can continue downloading all tasks without delay. But it is strange that I can see didCompleteWithError is called when all tasks are finished. So I wonder whether "[self runNextTask]" in "didCompleteWithError" is called? But if I remove "[self runNextTask]" from "didCompleteWithError", it just can download the first task. Can someone explain what is the mechanism of this? Thanks. Also we capture the pcap packet to analyze and find that the tasks are not called in order.
2. As apple provides an AVAssetDownloadURLSession for downloading an asset and find that it can download the segment in order and have no delay. What is the mechanism of this. Thanks.


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The target market for Real Madrid's new theme-park and resort venture in the Persian Gulf is not the tens of thousands of Spanish fans who fill the club's Santiago Bernabeu stadium and, together with tens of thousands of Catalan rivals, turn their team's frequent showdowns with arch-rivals Barcelona into a passionate ritual reenactment of the Spanish Civil War. Instead, the billion-dollar Real Madrid theme-park and beach resort in the tiny Gulf Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah appears to be aimed predominantly well-to-do Asian and Arab fans of more recent vintage. Barca may dominate in head to head meetings, these days, but by the measure of global revenues that is increasingly fundamental to a football club's well-being, Real has a comfortable lead.
Real on Thursday announced the venture with a slick marketing video, from which it's not exactly clear what the million punters they expect in its first year will get for their lucre: There'll be a Real Madrid museum — Christiano Ronaldo's sweat-stained shirt, anyone? Perhaps a diorama depicting coach Jose Mourinho gouging a Barcelona coach's eye? There'll also be holographic football game, and a stadium open to the sea (don't expect to see Real Madrid playing there, of course, except, perhaps, during their pre-season warm ups). And, of course, a yacht basin shaped as the Real Madrid logo. For the rest, it appears to be garden variety gulf resort, with marina, yacht club, beaches and expensive digs.
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|The well being of the Multiverse and all in it, creation, power, destruction and fate/time
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In the beginning there was he the all father, the creator, the reaper and the great architect all titles of the singular being that created the multiverse. He created all beings with power and all without. The title of Demiurge belongs to him and him alone he is so powerful he is even above the great concept of divinity. Not a deity or anything he is a category all by himself in power. His appearence is unknown but it's assumed it is as an impossibly large humanoid with instead of flesh he is made up of swirling black and white energy.
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Ticonderoga encourages one thing that survival of all things is quintessential to the multiverse's existence and that his followers do whatever they can to survive.
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All pay homage to Ticonderoga simply by existing because he is the creator of the Multiverse. Those who build temples to him build them in the shape of a pitch black dome with a shining infinity shaped skylight.
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This deity only stands to observe as time plays out.
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text: While attending the FAOL Fish-In at Lowell Idaho in September 2003, (I was there for the October Caddis Hatch on the Selway & Locha Rivers that meet to form the Clearwater River.) I observed the October Caddis that was clinging to just about any object in the area. I took note on what size hook to use for the October Caddis hatch; I also took note of the October Caddis on the water. I took note that the October Caddis did not spend too much time on the surface after emerging and the only action on the water in the early evening was when the female October Caddisflies started depositing their eggs.


text: Located on the southwest corner of campus in the upper Long Lane field area, the Wesleyan softball field is the exclusive home of the Cardinal softball team. The field was re-oriented during the summer of 2007 to its current location. It is enclosed by a 210-foot homerun fence. Wesleyan earned the right to host the 2008 NESCAC Tournament in softball, the first time a Wesleyan facility was the site of a NESCAC Final Four.


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We have several fantastic workshops available on Friday, June 7 geared towards your actor trainer, actors and makeup artists. Check out these hands-on workshops with our industry pros:
- Build Anything, Core Construction Skills for Haunt Design with Allan Hopps from 9 � 4. With six core techniques then you can build almost anything for your haunt. Each hour of this six hour class focuses on a different core construction skill. Allen relies heavily on each of these skills when he is making props, monsters, costumes, set pieces, and haunt decor. Prop skins, prop skeletons, molding techniques are all covered in this class. You will take away handouts and formulas from this class as well as the knowledge, confidence and inspiration to create!
- Real World Haunt Acting from Noon to 4:30 - This unique acting seminar brings the haunted house to the classroom with an interactive approach! There will be an actual set that the instructors will utilize to show different acting approaches and styles. Using this �real-world� setting, there will be many acting exercises, with the overall goal of making a more entertaining experience for patrons by having characters that are more �interactive� and �memorable.� The class will be taught by Geoff Beck from Shutter Productions with assistance from industry veterans; Roger Miller, Jeff Glatzer and Gus Mauer.
- Intro to Airbrushing with Nick Herrera from 12:30 to 3:30. Beginner training for your new airbrush artists. Nix will show you everything you need to know to get started in airbrushing including equipment selection, care and maintenance, and use. In the second half of the class you will learn about using stencils and have plenty of time for hands on practice!
- Haunted Asylum Makeup with Pashur from 8:30 to 12:30. Great training for your artists and actors. In this Face Paint & FX class, Pashur will show you disturbing and scary designs for your haunted attraction. We will get in as many of the following designs in as we can; Possessed, Occult Priest, Morph Face, Seamstress of Fate, Doll Face, Zipper Face, SkinCrawler, Tortured Soul, The Unholy and Ringu.
The pre-con bus tour is sold out and we're into our 10th bus on the Friday night bus tour to Unit 70 and Haunted Hoochie. Don't wait or you'll miss out!
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Kaskade, 12th Planet, Treasure Fingers, Fareoh: Fri 06.29.12 [1st Mariner Arena Baltimore]
Saturday, April 21, 2012, 11:00am. (Updated: 10/24/13 at 10:10pm) Add comments
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I am interested in becoming an explosive, professional and entertaining ambassador for Baltimore by filling in an opening slot for Kascade. Is that possible? We are an Electronic Grungehop duo and would love to be apart of the Freakshow!!
Regardless, good luck and great fortune with you event..
wait a minute, it says all ages event? so does that mean well be partying with little kids? 🙁
Any discounts or packages if we bring a party bus full of people?
Looks like we're getting FAREOH and TREASURE FINGERS for this show.
after party at FUR? only seems fitting 🙂
but its in baltimore how could they? show starts at 8 and will prolly run till 1
fur closes at 4, alot of times earlier than that
its an hour drive from bmore to DC at least
its not worth it, besides kaskade is on friday so u can bet they will be having someonee for Saturday Glow anyway
im assuming there will be food and drink at this event?? hopefully booze haha
Is there going to be a full bar at this event or is it just beer/wine?
Is there a dress code? I HOPE NOT 😉
so will they be serving alcohol?
Unless something changes, the Baltimore show will be the only stop on the tour with three additional performers outside of Kaskade. All other shows have just one or two additional DJ's. The late addition is 12th Planet, and even if you're not THAT into Dubstep, he's an act to watch. I follow house and techno, and limit myself to a select few Dub artists – this guy is one of them.
I think Fareoh will provide a nice show, but I've never heard Treasure Fingers. Wish we had Le Castle Vania coming, but at least he's booked for ID Fest. He puts on a fantastic show.
This is going to be a great show, and it's in a large venue. I'm hoping it's similar in scale to Kaskade's 2011 ID Fest Tour in terms of sound, lighting and stage decoration at those large amphitheaters. Since Glow hasn't disappointed this past year (particularly with regard to large events), I expect nothing but the best. It could be the best stop on the tour, much like ID Fest in Bristow was for that tour. Kaskade was blown away by the support he got in DC last year, so much that he did a Steve Aoki-like stage dive into the crowd during the last track of his set. More stage diving from Kaskade? Probably not 😉
Will set times be announced?
never been to 1st Mariner before, so me and my friend are considering downing a huge amount of alcohol right before we go on. not trying to loose a spot close to the stage just to get to the bartenders in the back
does the show start at 6:30 or 8:00?
So what time will all this end on Friday? It says 12:00 and that seems a little early…
can we take cameras in ?
What can items are we allowed to enter the event and the items we are not allowed to bring?
Are we able to bring in glow sticks? Gum? Small bags for our belonging? Etc
It says doors open at 6:30. When does Kaskade's set begin? 8?
Do we need to show any ID if we're not 21?
so is it safe to assume set times will go as followed?
treasure fingers 7-8
Fareoh 8-9
12th planet 9-1030
Kaskade 1030-12?
Whats the policy on camelbaks?


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In 1940, believing that "God Bless America" was too passive an anthem, the great folk singer Woody Guthrie wrote an answer called "This Land is Your Land."
Pete Seeger, God bless him, sang it at the Inaugural Concert at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday. We all know the chorus:
"This land is your land, this land is my land.
From California, to the New York Island,
From the redwood forest, to the gulf stream waters,
This land was made for you and me."
What most people don't know is the little lyric that Woody - always on the side of the people, always on the side of the unions, always willing to wink and break a law or two for the right cause - embedded at the end:
As I was walkin', I saw a sign there,
And that sign said - no tresspassin',
But on the other side, it didn't say nothin!
Now that side was made for you and me!"
It was in this context that I watched the Inauguration of Barack Hussein Obama as our 44th president on Tuesday.
For the past eight years, we've been forced to watch our president and vice president break their oaths of office on a daily basis. On two separate occasions, they swore, as Obama and Vice President Joe Biden did on Tuesday, "to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic."
Yet again and again, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney subverted the Constitution to their own ends: either ignoring it or rewriting it to create an imperial presidency that regarded the courts, the Congress, the laws of the land and the people of the world with contempt.
On Tuesday, it was thrilling to see the millions of people, most of them young, fill the Washington Mall. Many of them worked to get Obama elected. Many of them will now enter politics themselves. All of them were there to learn the answer to a question that Guthrie asked in his song: "In the squares of the city, in the shadow of the steeple, Near the relief office I see my people. And some are grumblin' and some are wonderin' If this land's still made for you and me."
Obama's speech tried to answer that question. First, he took Bush and Cheney to task for their dismal and costly - in terms of lives and capital - failure of character.
"That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood," Obama said, while Bush made a sour face. "Our nation is at war, against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age... Less measurable but no less profound is a sapping of confidence across our land."
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To all tyrants, including Bush and Cheney, Obama warned, "Know that your people will judge you on what you can build, not what you destroy."
Then Obama took aim at Karl Rove.
"On this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord," he said. "On this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics."
Torture, unjust imprisonment, the bombing of innocents, the worship of nuclear weapons - America must turn its back on these things, Obama said.
"We reject as false the choice between our safety and our ideals," he said. "Our founding fathers, faced with perils we can scarcely imagine, drafted a charter to assure the rule of law and the rights of man, a charter expanded by the blood of generations. Those ideals still light the world, and we will not give them up for expedience's sake. And so to all other peoples and governments who are watching today, from the grandest capitals to the small village where my father was born: know that America is a friend of each nation and every man, woman, and child who seeks a future of peace and dignity, and that we are ready to lead once more."
It was the Rev. Joseph P. Lowery, the veteran of many Civil Rights battles, who said it most succinctly and with the most cool: "Lord, in the memory of all the saints who from their labors rest, and in the joy of a new beginning, we ask you to help us work for that day when black will not be asked to get in back; when brown can stick around; when yellow will be mellow; when the red man can get ahead, man; and when white will embrace what is right. That all those who do justice and love mercy say Amen."
It took a remarkable number of tissues for me to get through the ceremony - Aretha Franklin's amazing hat and more amazing performance; the music by Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Gabriela Montero and Anthony McGill, with its echoes of Shaker simplicity, klezmer passion and African-American jazz and swing; Jill Biden's tears as her husband took the oath of office; the National Anthem; the 21-gun salute.
I cried most at the end, though, when the cameras focused on a handmade sign on the Mall that said, simply, "We have overcome."
This land may once again be our land. I hope that somewhere, Guthrie and Dr. Martin Luther King are drinking a heavenly champagne toast to that simple truth. Say Amen.


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Well, it's been a busy week.
The story about Brian Telesh, the Clifton Park Republican Chair broke on Monday. The headline read "Gay slurs rise in race." I was the source for the material Jimmy Vielkind wrote about. It was sent to me anonymously by someone who obviously wanted to expose the hate but couldn't come forward publicly. I truly believe there are a lot of folks like that–people who are sick of the hate but also afraid of the bullying that would result from political colleagues and supposed friends if they went public. So instead, folks like me get anonymous emails and then its up to us to step forward.
There's a conservative website called, Keep the Feds Out of Marriage: Just Say No to a Federal Marriage Amendment, that contends that conservative don't have to support marriage equality in order to oppose a constitutional amendment to ban our nuptials. On the site, there's a page called the Leviticus Files. That's where you'll find the following quote from Telesh.
"Until the government stops recognizing gays as a minority group with protections against discrimination I actually support prohibiting them from marrying. They are no different than drug addicts, wife beaters, alcoholics or any other deviant behavior group. There is no evidence that is undisputable that people are gay by birth. Many conservatives such as I believe that as the bible says this behavior is an abomination. . . . There is no other natural occurrence of homosexuality except for in humans. Maybe this is because it is an invention of the devil and his deviants."
Drug addicts, wife beaters, alcoholics, the devil and his deviants. That's all LGBT people are to Telesh. When the TU asked him about his quote, he said it was taken out of context. And what exactly would that context be? Telesh's homophobia is loud and clear–there's not ifs, ands or buts when someone considers you an invention of the devil and his deviants (maybe there's a rock band in there for some imaginative and talented gay musicians who just want to stick it to "the man").
Anyway, I can deal with the stupidity of his homophobia. I hear and see it everyday. It doesn't excuse it but it is what it is until Telesh and others like him recognize the value of all human beings and the love they share with their partners.
What I had the hardest time with was his anti-Semitism. I said as much on Channel 6.
In 2009, he had a Facebook conversation with a guy named Eric Stein. Telesh didn't like Mr. Stein challenging him on his homophobia. Telesh's immediate response to Stein was to call him a "Christ Killing Homo."
It's been a long time since I've heard someone use Christ Killer–in fact, the last time I heard it was probably in the late 60's or early 70's when I was riding the bus to school. It was just a few years after Vatican II so not everyone had gotten the message–the Jews weren't responsible for Christ's death.
It seems Telesh never got the memo.
When asked about this Facebook encounter, he pulled a Mitt Romney (which I'm sure Telesh will consider a complement). At first he didn't deny he had writtten the comments saying "I don't recall it and never would have written anything along those lines." Then later the same day he wrote to the TU condemning the comments and suggested that someone has doctored a screen shot off of Facebook.
Honestly Brian, we don't have that much time on our hands. We all have a lot more important things to do that doctor your encounters on Facebook. But more importantly, "Christ Killer" are two words I wouldn't put in the mouth of my worst enemy.
As a major domo in the Saratoga County Republican Party, Telesh is a driving force behind Kathy Marchione's Republican Primary against State Senator Roy McDonald. I've made no secret about my support for Roy. He stood up for us and now it is time for us to stand with him.
But what about Kathy Marchione. Her campaign's weak response was that she doesn't agree with Telesh's sentiments. Has she thrown him off her campaign team? Have the Saratoga Republicans distanced themselves from him? Does the GOP in Clifton Park really want this man leading them?
Now Kathy's folks may say Telesh isn't that involved. But, just look at this graphic and you'll see how involved he is.
It's time to take a stand and remove Brian Telesh from local politics. His brand of hate has no place in it. It just brings down the level of debate–and it's already low enough.
So Kathy Marchione, what are you going to do? Will you totally disassociate yourself from Brian Telesh?
Time will tell. Remember what Dante said: The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.
Here we are and it's getting a little hot.


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GateHouse News Service National Budget
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Here are the top national stories coming today from GateHouse News Service. Stories are available at http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/. Please submit stories below no later than 6 pm local time, unless you have breaking news that is changing significantly.
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LABOR DAY RAIL: History and facts about Labor Day and U.S. workers. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/homepage/x418533629/Labor-Day-rail
MULTI-PHOTO UPLOADS: Zope to release multi-photo uploader. Find out about it (with a link to a tutorial) on ghnewsroom.com
LOOKING UP: Don't be fooled by e-mail hoax about Mars. By Peter Becker. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/lifestyle/columnists/x359561117/Looking-Up-Dont-be-fooled-by-Martian-hoax
MORNING MINUTES: Files through Sept. 2 are now posted. Check out the Morning Minutes category. Word of the Day, Web Site of the Day and Number to Know. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/lifestyle/morning_minutes
HEALTH WATCH: Weekly health rail for Monday, moved in advance. Includes items on germs in home offices, exercise tips, and more.
HEALTH PAGE: (moved in advance for Monday) Pet Zen
FAMILY TIME: Weekly family rail, with a review of "House Bunny,‰ tips on teaching your child social skills and more. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/lifestyle/family/x633546455/Family-Time-This-Bunny-isn-t-cute-and-cuddly
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: (moved in advance for next week) Weekly food rail, with items on butter vs. oil, an easy buttermilk pie recipe, quiz on lobsters and more. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/lifestyle/food/x499365048/Food-for-Thought-To-butter-or-not-to-butter
HOME HELP: (moved in advance for next week) Weekly home & garden rail, with tips on how to make your own terrarium, how to put "family" back in the family room and more. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/lifestyle/home_and_garden/x1311854740/Home-Help-Terrariums-easy-and-esthetically-pleasing
TRANSFORM OLD CLOTHES: Don't trash those old clothes -- make them into a fashionable treasure
LOVE OF 4-H: Woman passes love of 4-H to children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
SPIRITUAL JOURNEY: Pastor visits the Dalai Lama
ANNE PALUMBO: I'm not saying that moving into a cramped dorm with last-year's hairballs is easy on a college kid. All I'm saying is that moving into a dorm – hairballs or not – is way harder on the stressed-out parents. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/opinions/columnists/anne_palumbo/x359561917/Anne-Palumbo-This-grueling-task-tests-parents-mettle
ALBUM REVIEW: Songwriter Mark Erelli delivers America in haunting album
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Stealing America' steals your precious time
GARRISON KEILLOR INTERVIEW: Garrison Keillor wants 'just enough success to keep working' - Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion: The Rhubarb Tour'' – a live variety show adapted from his broadcast program – pulls into the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis on Sunday and South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset on Monday. Ledger, Berndtson, on wire now
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BRITT: Toon on McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. Will be posted this evening.
KENT BUSH: Forty-five long years after Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech, the greatest country in the world has finally exorcised its most troublesome demon and nominated a man of color to compete for the highest office in the land. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/homepage/x467282023/Kent-Bush-Obamas-nomination-a-historic-step
NATHANIEL LIEDL: Who was that speaking last night? Barack Obama or Ronald Reagan? http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/opinions/columnists/x359561666/Nathaniel-Liedl-It-s-morning-in-America-again
DAN HALL: I do not think very many white people, myself included, really quite grasp the depth of emotion so many black Americans have toward the nomination of Barack Obama as the Democratic candidate for president. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/regional_news/east/new_york/opinions/x256654692/Dan-Hall-Remembrances-of-things-past-and-dreams-fulfilled
WOOD ON WORDS: Using the wrong word? Consider yourself busted. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/opinions/columnists/barry_wood/x801998983/Wood-on-Words-Using-the-wrong-word-Consider-yourself-busted
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EDITORIAL: What does Labor Day mean to you? By the Messenger Post. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/opinions/editorials/x1311853664/Editorial-What-does-Labor-Day-mean-to-you
FOOTBALL BRIEFS: News from Chargers, Panthers, Saints, Lions, Broncos and Colts. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/sports/pro/football/fantasy_football/x256654471/Football-briefs-Merriman-risking-future-to-play-now
ILLINOIS-MISSOURI: John Supinie and Mike Nadel will be writing from Saturday's Illinois-Missouri game in St. Louis. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Story and column will be posted about 10:30 and updated.
For Monday: Analysis of the Illinois-Missouri game. A look back and a look ahead. Will be posted Sunday evening.
ELECTION MUGS: Barack Obama, Joe Biden, John McCain and Sarah Palin. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/news/politics_elections/x1181306189/Election-08-President-VP-mugshots
THIS WEEK IN WEIRD: Mules, bees, pennies and more in this edition. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/news/x359560992/This-Week-in-Weird-Aug-29
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD: A tie to the Underground Railroad JACKSONVILLE – If only the antique doorbell on the entryway door of the historic Woodlawn Farm home could trade its sound for talk of things that happened in the foyer during the 19th century. The doorbell — embossed with the date Oct. 23, 1860 — is a reminder of things that happened in the two-story brick home built in 1840 by Michael Huffaker, a pioneer settler who people wouldn't dream was involved in anything clandestine. Michael and his wife, Frances, were owners of the safe house in the Underground Railroad, a system of cooperation among people in the United States that sheltered slaves escaping to freedom in the north or Canada. SPRINGFIELD, Ill.
HOLIDAY CLOSE TO HOME: Holiday driving screeches to a halt (Easy to localize by talking to folks in your town) – Birmingham, Iowa, resident Jim Gengler had a travel decision to make. Thursday afternoon he was pumping $3.70 a gallon gasoline into his silver Hyundai Sante Fe at Beachler's Service Center in Peoria. Oregon or central Illinois? Central Illinois or Oregon? Guess where he decided to vacation? PEORIA
PRIVATE EYE: Private eye in Rockefeller case talks about his profession - Marshfield private detective G. Robert Warren has been named as a witness in the case of Clark Rockefeller, who is charged with abducting his 7-year-old daughter in Boston last month. Ledger, Schwartz, on wire now
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LOUISIANA AND GUSTAV: Louisiana keeping an eye on Gustav
SUN POWER: Homeowner captures power of the sun
BIZ BITS: Weekly business rail, with a look at hip-hop's biggest earners, tips for women to boost their financial confidence and more. http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/news/business/x81489295/Biz-Bits-In-da-club-and-in-the-stores-50-Cent-rules
AUTO SALES: Rental companies driving Caliber sales – When it was introduced in 2006, the Dodge Caliber was so hot that buyers sometimes waited two to three months for the Belvidere-made sporty crossover. But the craze faded. And with the auto industry struggling to find U.S. buyers, Chrysler LLC sold more Calibers to fleet customers — 28,256 — than to the general public — 21,682 — in the first six months of the year. ROCKFORD http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/regional_news/midwest/illinois/x467282338
INJURIES LEAD TO FITNESS INNOVATION – Kelly Engaldo's quest for a good workout has taken her further than most, all the way to becoming part of the fitness industry. Her route to becoming the inventor and marketer of EZ Swimmer, an aquatic resistance-training tool, was marked by health problems. ROCKFORD http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/regional_news/midwest/illinois/x1577093548
SPORTS MARKETING, VIDEO GAMING: Gillette, EA Sports team up as partners - Gillette has teamed up with EA Sports in a push to expand its sports marketing into video gaming in a major way. Ledger, Sewell, on wire now
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Two hours after Fernando Tinoco started his new job at a meatpacking plant in Chicago, he was escorted by security guards to the office and fired.
The reason: Company officials had entered his Social Security number into the Department of Homeland Security's E-Verify system. It's a mostly voluntary program designed to give employers a fast, easy way to check a person's immigration status. Mr. Tinoco's information came back as a "tentative non-confirmation," meaning that he may not be a citizen. He was shown the door.
But Tinoco is a citizen and has been since 1989. Immediately after his firing a few months ago, he went to a Social Security office and got a letter confirming his legal status. It was too late.
"I went back and the security guard chased me away, told me not to come back to the company because I was fired," he says in a phone interview.
President Bush's recent executive order mandating that all federal contractors use E-Verify and legislation pending in Congress that would make the program mandatory for all employers nationwide have heightened concerns among critics that thousands of legal Americans will be unfairly denied jobs. That's because E-Verify relies mainly on the Social Security database, which the Government Accountability Office has found to be fraught with errors. Studies have also shown that almost half of employers who are already using E-Verify are not abiding by rules designed to protect citizens like Tinoco.
Advocates acknowledge that E-Verify's 94 percent accuracy rate could be improved, but they insist that its benefits outweigh any imperfections. They contend that it's an easy, straightforward way for employers to comply with immigration law. Better education of employers can ensure it's used properly, they say.
In the middle are many immigration experts and economists. Worksite enforcement, they say, is crucial to controlling illegal immigration. But they also note that America's current immigration system is broken and not meeting the needs of the economy. That's why there's a steady flow of illegal, low-wage workers entering the US. These experts are concerned that imposing E-Verify nationwide now without broad immigration reform would severely damage the economy.
"We have significant sectors of the economy that need large numbers of low-skill workers, yet we don't have legal channels for these immigrants to come in," says Judy Gans, manager of immigration policy at the Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy at the University of Arizona in Tucson. "The question is: What are we doing to the economy by imposing worksite enforcement before the legal channels are there to meet the economy's needs?"
E-Verify used to be called the Basic Pilot/Employment Eligibility Verification program. It was created by Congress in 1997 as a voluntary pilot program to give employers an electronic way to verify employees' Social Security numbers. It's now operated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with the Social Security Administration and is used by almost 70,000 employers nationwide. It's currently voluntary, except in a handful of states like Arizona.
Other states are wary of E-Verify. Illinois even has a law forbidding employers from using it because of concerns about its accuracy, although the state has agreed not to enforce its law until a court case challenging it is resolved. California legislators are considering a similar ban on the use of the program.
E-Verify advocates say the program has enough safeguards to protect citizens. Workers who are given a "tentative non-confirmation" – meaning there's a problem with their Social Security number – have eight working days to clear up discrepancies in the government's database, they note. And employers who use E-Verify are held harmless it if turns out they unknowingly hired an illegal immigrant.
"If you're an employer, you're no longer required to be a document expert," says Bob Dane, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform in Washington. "With E-Verify, you can tap into an automated Internet database that runs against almost 500 million records. It's fast, easy, and free to use. What's not to like?"
Critics have found quite a bit not to like. They note that a study commissioned by DHS itself found that for every thousand names put into the system, 58 come back as tentative nonconfirmation. Of those, about five people successfully contest the finding that they're not legally eligible to work in the US. DHS officials and advocates like Mr. Dane believe that means the other 53 applicants are probably illegal and the system is discouraging them as it should. But critics note that there's no way to know if those 53 were in the US illegally. The study commissioned by DHS also found that a substantial number of employers did not follow the E-Verify rules designed to protect citizens.
"We really don't know what the situation is with that 5.3 percent [who don't contest their tentative nonconfirmations]," says Jim Harper, director of information policy studies at the Cato Institute in Washington.
He did an analysis using the same Social Security database that E-Verify uses. The government acknowledges that the database has an error rate of 4.1. That means that about 17 million people's names may not be exactly correct or there was an error when the information, like date of birth, was entered. Though they are here legally, those residents would come back as "tentative non-confirmations."
"As a matter of simple math, that means that if E-Verify were to go national, on the first day 1 in 25 legal new hires would be bounced out of the system and asked to go down to the Social Security office and straighten out the problem," he says.
That raises Mr. Harper's broader concerns about the program – that it would encourage employers and workers to operate "under the table" and that it could prompt even more identity theft and document fraud. "Conservatives are supposed to want people to work – not on welfare, not working under the table," he says. "Here's a system where we really don't know what's happening with 5.3 percent, but it looks like more than 1 in 100 lawful employees are being sent packing."
But supporters argue that clearing up discrepancies in the Social Security database is a "public service." They say there could be some initial disruptions to the economy, including a substantial loss of tax revenue from illegal workers who are now paying taxes. But they argue there will be long-term benefits to the economy.
"Of course some portion of illegals working on the books will stop doing so and either start working under the table or go home," says Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, D.C. "Either one is going to result in their no longer paying taxes. But enforcing the law is supposed to get those people out of their jobs: They're not here legally."


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Tough stuff from leading prognosticators in response to comments on Wednesday from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
Granted, most aren't known for their sunny optimism; but even for them it went beyond the pale. Jeffrey Gundlach doesn't like bond alternatives; Bill Gross doesn't like the Fed; Marc Faber doesn't like Obama and Peter Schiff doesn't like anybody. Judging from Wednesday's and Thursday's stock sell-off, they might be on to something.
The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 353 points, or 2.3%, to 14,758 points. The Dow has lost 560 points in the past two days, wiping out its gains from May and June. The Standard & Poor's 500 dropped 40 points, or 2.5%, and the Nasdaq fell 78 points, or 2.3%.
The lifeblood of America's ailing economy—the Fed's emergency monetary infusion via quantitative easing—may be "anemic, oxygen-starved, or even leukemic," bond king Bill Gross warned in his June missive to PIMCO shareholders. Things haven't gotten any better since.
Gross (left) told Bloomberg on Wednesday he thought Bernanke "might be driving in a fog" and said of Vice Chairman Janet Yellin, "I think she is a Siamese twin in terms of policy."
Schiff, the outspoken president of Euro Pacific Capital, was asked by the Breakout website what Bernanke could have done that would please the legendary bomb thrower.
"He could have resigned," Schiff (right) shot back. "He's basing his forecast of an improving economy on a housing market that was only rising because the Fed was able to blow more air back into the bubble."
Bernanke didn't specifically mention tapering in Wednesday's comments because he can't, according to Schiff.
"He knows he can't do it. If the Fed does not start buying more than $85 billion a month of mortgages, we could have mortgage rates back above 5% by the end of this year. This whole new mini-housing boom could then be a brand new bust."
Dr. Doom himself, Faber, editor and publisher of the aptly named "Gloom, Boom & Doom Report," recently predicted the sell-off in Japanese equities. Now he has a warning for all investors about the U.S. markets, the Fed and the rest of the world, according to Talking Numbers.
"[The Fed] will talk without giving any precise answers," Faber (left) said. "I think the bond market has already weakened significantly from the July 2012 lows, in terms of yield. If the Fed indicated that it would begin tapering, equities would be more vulnerable than bonds."
When asked about riots in emerging markets recently, and whether that made U.S. securities safe, Faber offered a glimpse of the positive before reverting to his usual pessimism.
"Yes, I would not be overly negative about U.S. bonds," he conceded, "but it's a more complicated question for equities.
"If someone says Mr. Bernanke has stayed to long, my view is that Mr. Obama has done the same," Faber added with flourish.
As for specific investment moves, DoubleLine Capital founder Gundlach (left) had harsh words for bond investors (recognizing he has a dog in the hunt).
"The basic viewpoint is that the financial markets, and certainly bond alternatives, are all balancing, somewhat precariously, on a very narrow base, which is zero interest rate policy," he told CNBC. "Everybody is trying to find ways of getting yield and trying to find ways of avoiding a lousy asset class. They're wrong, bonds are not a lousy asset class."
The flight to bond alternatives—like dividend-paying stocks, mortgage REITs and master limited partnerships—"is going from the frying pan into the fire."
"It's really a fundamental mistake that investors are making," Gundlach asserted. "They say 'hey, I don't want to own bonds because yields are too low, and that means that they must rise soon.' But while bond have had modestly negative returns, these bond alternatives have had horrible returns. If the low interest rate premise is incorrect, these things will fall more than bonds."
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Federation Walk is a 3.5 kilometre pedestrian walkway located on a natural section of the area known as The Spit. Federation Walk begins at a fig tree in the parking lot opposite the entrance to Sea World. The walk continues through patches of rainforest where regular community planting days are held. After leaving the Federation Walk Coastal Reserve, the walk continues under the sand bypass jetty and along the pathway to the southern training wall of the Gold Coast Seaway. The tip of the walk is at the end of the Gold Coast ocean way from where you can take in spectacular views of the coastline.
The Federation Walk Coastal Reserve is one of the few remaining areas of undeveloped dune system on the Gold Coast and is part of a regionally significant corridor of coastal vegetation. A network of established paths and tracks throughout this beautiful reserve allow for hiking, jogging, cycling, birdwatching or simply sitting under the trees and listening to the birds singing accompanied by the sounds of the ocean.
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The Friends of Federation Walk is a community group that has ensured the continuation of the Federation Walk project in partnership with Queensland Government and Gold Coast City Council, and with the support of countless corporate and community organisations and numerous funding grants. The group hosts monthly planting and maintenance activities where everyone is invited to take part in caring for this dynamic landscape.
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Parks Department official Nancy Prince, who presented the project at the December 10th CB 5 meeting, announced that the first phase of the two-part master plan to renovate the site has been finished.
Prince said the completed first phase has made a green space of the gas tank site on 57th Avenue and 74th Street in Elmhurst and considerably altered the site's topography as well.
"We wanted to take this site," said Prince, "and make it seem larger than it really is [so] we did what Olmstead did in Central Park."
So far the Parks Department has graded the land, laid topsoil, and planted 489 new trees, said Prince. Most are 25-foot oaks that will grow much larger in the decades to come, said Prince, providing the park with much-needed summertime shade. In a nod to the neighborhood's agricultural history, the parks department planted a crab apple orchard that Prince said should bear fruit by springtime.
"This community had a history of market towns and orchards," said Prince. "So we thought we'd bring something of the history back to the site."
The renovation so far has focused on infrastructure development, said Prince. Besides grading the site - in preparation for a Central Park-style manmade hill - the Parks Department built new sidewalks and a fence around the perimeter, and installed new street lamps to illuminate the park at dusk. The park will be locked at night.
The second phase of the reconstruction will revamp the park's amenities to make it more accessible for the surrounding community, said Prince.
The biggest feature will be a new children's playground. Prince said the playground would have modern play structures as well as more traditional swings and slides. It will also include an area for toddlers with a simple climbing unit and small play houses.
In addition, the Parks Department will install new metal benches, fountains and trash receptacles, pave a newly built network of pathways, and renovate the comfort station.
Finally, said Prince, the Parks Department plans to install its district office in the park's maintenance facility. "There'll be quite a parks presence at this site which is a benefit for the park," Prince said. "It's a big green impact on the community."
CB5 members and residents who attended the meeting had no objections to the proposed plans. Prince said the next renovation phase would begin shortly.


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Vainglory of Nations
The old thread that started in 2007 when the whole concept of the game was first officially announced.
So what do we have here? #1
First official screenshot showing parts of Central and South America.
So what do we have here? #2
Second official screenshot showing the Egypt area.
So what do we have here? #3
The first official screenshot to show a more detailed view to the map, with leaders + units ready to fight a battle in a scenario in 1904.
New serie of screenshots
A collection of 6 different ingame pictures of a World War One scenario.
1914 screenshot, with plane and unit stats...
New screenshots... this time... India!!
Before Sepy Rebellion - Gange Valley 1850
It's getting cold over there... (Sweden area screenshot)
Shows the production sites in Stockholm.
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VGN Military leaders: Who is who?
A collection of 10 ingame military leader portraits of the era...
VGN Military Units: French cavalry
A collage of 5 different ingame french cavalry units.
Are the Zulus making an appearence?
A collection of 4 different ingame units pictures for the Zulus...
Amusing quotes from the 1850-1920 era
The creators of the game request your help to add many historical quotes to the game.


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Thank You, C-SPAN!
C-Span has just released its full video archive. Boy oh boy.
My very first memory of the Supreme Court was watching Justice Thurgood Marshall's retirement press conference with my father in our family room. I was almost nine years old at the time and had no idea who this man was, but understood that if my dad was watching him talk, then he must have had something important to say.
Nevertheless, all I saw was an old, ailing, ornery man talking about stuff I didn't understand. Frankly, I confused Marshall's sense of humor and cursory "I Don't Know's" with something similar to my grandmother's senility.
Since I started following the Court a few years ago, I've been searching for this video to straighten my memories out. Well, here it is:


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Hi Everyone!
As you can see I have been a busy person creating new blog posts today as I have come across some new and interesting material that can help with your research.
I have now also just discovered that the Grantor/Grantee Indexes and Land Records (1838 – 1927) for DeKalb County, Illinois are now available for viewing at FamilySearch. I was happy to discover that this information exists because I do have some research interest in this county back to the 1875 – 1885 time period.
Remember the key part of discovering this. You need to frequently visit sites and see if any new additions have been incorporated since your last visit. I simply looked at the Illinois databases available within FamilySearch and saw this new database as of July 29, 2012.
Here is a link to the specific part of FamilySearch that will connect you to this database:
DeKalb County, Illinois Grantor/Grantee Index Land Records (1838 – 1927) Available At FamilySearch
There is also a very nice FamilyHistory Wiki entry that gives a great deal of information about these records, how to use them, related websites, related Wikis etc at:
FamilyHistory Wiki Entry on DeKalb County, Illinois Land Records (1838 – 1927)
You cannot search by surname in an indexed manner but it does appear that the images can be selected in smaller amounts based on whether you are looking for someone who was considered a "Grantor" (seller) or "Grantee" (buyer). The data is also broken out in manageable year ranges.
You will be in essence looking at the Grantor/Grantee Indexes as Microfilm images. There are separate Grantor indexes and separate Grantee indexes. So if you know of an ancestor that may have been an initial buyer of land in DeKalb County in Illinois, then you want to look at the "Grantee" indexes for the year you believe the event occurred. If you do not know the year you just have to browse through each book within the surname group that would apply to your ancestor. The names are not in complete alphabetical order but in order by the first letter of the surname. So you just have to look within the groupings of the names to look for an ancestor.
Yes, there is some work. But imaged indexes can still be very, very helpful in limiting the searching you have to do. True, a digitized computer index of the names would be great but that does not exist for this data. All is not lost in browsing through the material images as they exist. It may not take as much time as you may think.
The index information can ultimately steer you to the exact location where the transaction paperwork is noted by using the "Book" and "Page" part of the index. This is also available as images within the same database.
The index books show the following columns of information that you can extract about the land transaction:
- Grantee
- Grantor
- Instrument
- Date
- Consideration
- Book
- Page
- Description of Property
- Lot
- Block
- Section
- Town
- Range
- When Filed
Use the Book/Page information to review the images in the actual land records data that exists within the same database.
I actually made one quick discovery of a land transaction from the Index for a surname of interest and then I went to the book/page number and read the full transaction. You can print the pages or save the images as JPEGs.
So if you have any research connection to DeKalb county, Illinois you may want to run quickly to the above links I provided and start looking through the data for any possible land transactions your ancestors may have done in this county, whether they were a buyer or seller or ultimately both.
It is easy and quick. My discovery probably took about 15 minutes.
I plan on spending much more time combing the online images to see if I can see any more transactions during the time periods noted.
Give it a try yourself.
Tony Kierna
Genealogy Coordinator
Schaumburg Township District Library


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After an agonizing wait, AMC's award-winning Breaking Bad is back for its fourth season—and you can get your first fix this Sunday. When last we saw chemistry teacher turned meth-maker Walter White, things had just gone from bad to really, really bad—and this season is looking just as bleak. And by bleak we mean nail-bitingly, explosively, gun-wieldingly, drug-dealingly badass.
Check out the trailer above to see what's in store for Mr. White, and don't forget to tune in this Sunday, July 17 at 10/9C for the Breaking Bad season premiere—only on AMC!


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James G. MacDonald is the actor who played Captain Wainwright in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fourth season episode "Little Green Men".
Prior to his appearance in the Roswell-themed Star Trek episode, he starred in a 1994 television movie, Roswell, in which he played an Area 51 officer.
His first motion picture appearance was in the 1987 movie Some Kind of Wonderful. Fellow DS9 guest star Molly Hagan also starred. In 1997, he starred in Volcano, that also starred Jacqueline Kim, and Broken Arrow, which also starred Christian Slater, Casey Biggs, Bob Gunton, Vyto Ruginis, Kurtwood Smith, and Raymond Cruz. In 2002, he starred in Phone Booth, which also featured Josh Pais. MacDonald has also guest starred in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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- James Macdonald – official web page
- James G. MacDonald at the Internet Movie Database