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text: Yesterday I've seen Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story with a great John C. Reilly. It is a parody movie, a spoof of every musical biopic where John as music star Dewey Cox covers every musical style from Elvis to the Beach Boys over five decades. Dialogue and sequences are […] Dewey Cox2 Aug, 2008 in Arts / Culture / Reviews tagged "Weird Al" Yankovic / Aaron / Amazing Grace / Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy / Dewey Cox / John C. Reilly / Judd Apatow / Mike Love / Paul Rudd / Philosophy / The Beach Boys / Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story / Wet Hot American Summer by Manuel Marino

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by Karen Bojar
The Voter ID law has drawn attention to what has been a very low profile position: the judge of elections.
In each division, the judge of elections resolves disputes and makes determinations about voter eligibility in areas where the law is ambiguous. For example, if the name on a voter's photo ID (Mary Jane Smith) doesn't match the voter's name as recorded in the voter rolls (M. Jane Smith), the judge of elections determines whether the names are "substantially the same." If so, Ms. Smith can vote.
Some cases as to what is "substantially the same" are clear-cut; others are not. What is clear is that with that the Voter ID law, the position of judge of elections has become much more important. The majority and minority inspectors also play an important role in ensuring fair, well-run elections.
Fortunately, the new Voter ID law was not implemented for the November election. The law is unnecessary and often referred to as a solution in search of a problem. It will be back for the 2013 primary, however, unless successfully challenged in court. It is thus more important than ever that we have fair-minded well qualified judges of election at every polling place.
The Philadelphia Chapters of the National Organization for Women and the Coalition of Labor Union Women, supported by a grant from the Bread and Roses Community Fund, have held nonpartisan workshops on Running for Election Board/Committeeperson.
The first workshop was held on Jan. 14 and much to our surprise drew a crowd of about 100 interested citizens. The principal speaker was City Commissioner Stephanie Singer. In addition, veteran Ninth Ward Election Board members Norman Matlock, Esq., judge of elections, and Nan Myers, majority inspector (both 9th Ward, 2nd Division) spoke about their experiences serving on the Election Board.
More surprising than the number of attendees was the intensity of their interest. They were seriously engaged by Singer's lively, informative, and inspirational presentation. Nobody dozed off, despite the amount of technical detail. People seemed really hungry to learn how the election system works.
A link to the handbook distributed at the workshops is posted on the front page of www.phillynow.org and www.patransparency.org
The divisions in the Ninth Ward functioned reasonably well in the 2012 General Election. On a city-wide basis, however, many neighborhoods lack a stable, well-functioning Election Board. This may be one of the reasons so many voters had to cast provisional ballots.
Thanks to the positive responses received so far, a third workshop is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 11, at the University of the Sciences, 47th Street and Woodland Avenue. from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, Feb. 13 a final workshop will be held at 1606 Walnut St.from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Nominating petitions will be distributed and the specific rules for circulating and filing nominating petitions will be discussed.
For more information please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com, Kathy Black at firstname.lastname@example.com, or Tracey Gordon at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Karen Bojar is past president of Philadelphia NOW and a Democratic committeeperson in the 9th ward, 2nd division.


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I've been signed up to the Catalyst mailing list for years, and hardly ever read it. Gmail filters just fine, and if I ever need to search on something specific, it's dead easy. If I ever need to get rid of a mailing list, I unsubscribe and delete the label. Easy.
I find mailing lists usually tend to be better quality than web forums. That said, I recently asked some questions on Squid and Apache's mod_cache on the appropriate mailing lists, but they seemed to be a bit too "big picture" and were more or less ignored. It's those sorts of questions that tend to generate the most discussion on PerlMonks.
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Dan on Roles, Leadership, and Supporting Your Partner
by Rachel Held Evans
June 5, 2012
by Rachel Held Evans
June 5, 2012
This afternoon I'm thrilled to introduce you to my amazing husband Dan. Dan is a loyal friend, a wise and supportive partner, an entrepreneur, a videographer, and a professional out-of-the-box thinker. He's also one of the most creative, funny, and intelligent people I've ever met (though I suppose I'm a bit biased). You can thank Dan for the fact that this Web site exists and runs so smoothly, as he's the one who works behind-the-scenes to keep all my technology afloat. Some things I respect most about Dan include his uncompromising integrity, his seemingly natural inclination to "rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep," and his ability to identify obscure actors in movies without checking IMDB.
Earlier today, we examined the concept of submission in the context of Peter and Paul's Christian remix of the Greco-Roman household codes. This afternoon, Dan shares a little about what a pattern of mutual submission looks like in our marriage. Last year, during the infamous "year of biblical womanhood," Dan kept a journal. The following post is adapted from an excerpt he wrote during the last month of the project. (You'll be able to read more from his journal when the book comes out!)
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Recently, my mom made note of how proud she was that I'm able to support Rachel in her successful career, something she said that "many men couldn't do."
When viewed in the context of the yearlong "Biblical Womanhood" project, it highlighted a strange absurdity. During the experiment, I acted as the hierarchical leader of our relationship, but at the same time, I continued to play a supporting role in Rachel's career. At first, I didn't know how to respond to my Mom's compliment other than, "Thanks Mom." But after processing it a bit, trying to resolve my cognitive dissonance, it hit me:
Our roles aren't static. Our roles change depending on context.
At its core, (yearlong projects aside), my relationship with Rachel isn't a hierarchy; it's a partnership. What kind of person doesn't want success for their partner? A weak, insecure, person. What kind of man doesn't want success for his wife? A weak, insecure man.
I'm not supporting Rachel like a passive piling supports a dock. I'm supporting her like the Saturn V supported Apollo 11. I want her to succeed in her pursuits, and will do everything in my power to make it happen. And she wants the same for me.
When I'm working on a film project, who's taking the supporting role and feeding everyone? Rachel. When I took a year to buy, renovate and sell an investment property, who supported me throughout? Rachel. When Rachel's working to finish a writing project by deadline, who's supporting her by keeping the house clean and the laundry done? Me. Our life decisions are made in tandem. We're the ones leading our lives. We aren't battling over who's leading who.
To be "a leader" is meaningless without context. A leader of what?
Too many of us have succumbed to the idea that "leaders" are a specific type of people or that "leadership" is a character quality to be obtained like political capital - the more the better. But I view leadership differently. Leadership isn't a goal. Leadership is a role that comes and goes. Wisdom and strength are what we should pursue. Not leadership.
In the context of roles, wisdom is discerning when to lead, and strength comes from consistently practicing wisdom. Leadership is a role that changes hands depending on context. In that light, it's important to learn how to lead, not because you want to be "a leader", but because when wisdom and strength have placed you in a position of leadership, you don't want to screw it up.
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What do you think? What does "leadership" look like in your marriage and relationships?
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www.hotel.info is a hotel reservation service for business and private customers in Albania (and the entire world) offered free of charge. The service offers:
- More than 210,000 hotels worldwide
- More than 1,500,000 hotel reviews
- Best Price guarantee
- No booking fees
- Cancellation free of charge
- Payment direct at the hotel
Customers booking via hotel.info achieve significantly better prices in comparison with other booking channels. In addition, hotel.info shows all available room prices for each hotel, so that the customer can always select the cheapest or most suitable room price in Albania.
All bookings via hotel.info are transferred simultaneously, securely and directly to the respective hotel's computer. This guarantees the unique integration of each hotel's own reservation system so-called CRS or PMS and hotel.de's own reservation system myRES into the hotel.info unified user interface.
Using the experience of other hotel guests, customers seeking hotel rooms in Albania can base their decisions to book a room not only on the core information such as room price and hotel facilities, but also on the more than 2 million hotel evaluations and ratings submitted by hundreds of thousands of hotel guests from around the world. Compared with existing rating portals, hotel.info customers can rely on 100% genuine hotel ratings, since only customers who have booked and recently stayed in each hotel are asked for their opinion. hotel.info, the international brand of hotel.de AG, has been created in order to expand in markets in other countries.
The company was founded in 2001 and today employs more than 470 people. Since October 2006 it has been traded on the stock exchange.
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Jamie Vachon necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 169 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
Progics is a revolutionary set of managed services management software tools and services created to enable today's fast moving organisations to take control of their application and service portfolios. The Progics integrated suite provides a one-stop-shop for management tools across the application lifecycle, from application and services selection and service level tracking to program inception and business case development through to benefit realisation.
Corporate users - program managers, product sourcing teams, executives, software architects
We want a fresh, corporate logo (no crazy fonts or graphics) which focuses on our program management software offering. The logo should have some tie to program/project management. The Progics name must be prominent in the logo but we are open to fresh ideas on colours, fonts, etc. Go to http://www.progics.com to see our current logo - but don't let that limit your creativity. We also would like concepts on how the Progics logo style would fit into the logo for our first product, Select.
In your submission please give an overview as to your concept and how the logo ties into our program/project management offering.
The logo needs to be in colour for a white background and also have a white only on black version and a black only on white background.
The logo should be delivered in all the standard formats (Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, JPEG, etc).
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1 1/4" x 2 3/4" Runner Tags are made of rigid plastic. Tags come with either logo only or with logo and descriptives. Use our 3/4" prepriced vinyl numbers. 100/pkg. Custom Runner Tags are available.


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Don't try this at (my) home.
I haven't had a good night's sleep in days; what sleep I have gotten is mostly thanks to the fine folks who make Motrin PM. (In the interest of full disclosure you should know that while McNeil Consumer Healthcare – makers of the aforementioned drug – are not a sponsor of the Amoeblog, they do give us free donuts on Mondays and occasionally wash our cars for an extra buck or two.)
While my Mom was kind enough to pass down to me a knack for cooking and robust health, I also inherited her tenuous sleeping habits. We deal with it similarly, too: we listen to the radio to keep our minds from, as she puts it:
"Going, going, going… just making plans and playing with ideas."
Or, as I put it:
"Obliterating my peace of mind with the chaos and fury of post-traumatic stress fantasies catalyzed by a cruel and crippling world."
It's semantics, really.
Mom likes to treat this with AM radio, a favorite program being Coast to Coast. While this particular broadcast seems to promote a nightmarish reality of government conspiracy, alien invasion, body snatching and morally questionable fringe-sciences, she finds it delightful. That she does speaks to her unwavering trust in our fellow man and her willingness to believe everyone deserves to prove their innate goodness – even if, I suppose, it's lizard-men from another planet who are covertly running our government.
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Provides puppets, interactive games, posters, and large Bible story visuals The CD has reproducible songs, music activities, and more than 30 printable files. Order 1 per class.
With HeartShaper(R) Children's Curriculum for early childhood, children discover God's love and interact with the Bible in a way that helps them connect to God, Jesus, the church, family, and others. The lesson plans are easy to follow and the music, stories, and activities keep kids engaged. Each Sunday school lesson includes over two hours of correlated teaching and activities, so there is no need to purchase extra materials if the class time is longer than an hour.
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Priority: Earth 1
You only have one place to go after Priority: Cerberus Headquarters -- Earth. It's labeled "Local Cluster" on the Galaxy Map. Once you enter the system, a cut scene will begin and the mission will start.
Recommended Loadout and Squad[edit]
Fighters with great health like Garrus AND James will be preferable as the mission is all about surviving waves of reapers. Moreover, since James is an earth born character, his dialogue suits the secenario. As for weapons, carrying a sniper level 5 [[File:|File:]]with fast reloading will be a key for success in this mission as there is a lot of room to attack from far and enemies like banshee and brute need strong weapons to be dealt with.
Mission Enemies[edit]
Reaper forces start firing at you even before your shuttle lands. Take out the Cannibal standing in front of the first bit of cover, then exit the shuttle.
Once you're on the ground, watch out for Cannibals and Marauders trying to flank you. Thin out their ranks and make your way up the hill. Everything shakes every time the Hades Canon fires, which makes aiming difficult. Time when you come out from cover carefully. Ammo can be found on a few pieces of concrete at the top of the hill if you need it.
As you reach the top, a Brute appears on your right, along with more Cannibals, Marauders, and another Brute in the distance. When you hear the closer Brute start to growl, retreat a little ways down the hill so the Cannibals and Marauders can't hit you, then focus on taking out the Brute as quickly as possible. Once they're dead, switch to a long range weapon, then snipe at the remaining enemies from cover. Just make sure you don't forget about the second Brute.
Follow the stream of incoming enemies to a ramp made out of rubble on your right. When all is quiet, head up the ramp. You may want to stock up on ammo before you leave the area -- there is some in the buildings on the right, before the ramp. There's also some on a piece of broken concrete as you start heading up the ramp.
A few things await you at the top of the ramp: more Cannibals and Marauders, a Ravager, the crashed shuttle, a med kit, and a M-920 Cain -- a big missile launcher that you can use to destroy the Hades Cannon. The M-920 is set as a nav point. After taking out the enemies, pick up the med kit, then the M-920. Aim it at the big Reaper-looking Hades Cannon, then hold down the fire button until it fires.
As the Hades Cannon comes crashing down, see if you can locate another M-920. Each M-920 only has one missile, so it can't be used again. If you can't find the other M-920, just switch back to a normal weapon. Take cover with the downed shuttle on your right and the remains of the Hades Cannon on your left. There is some radio chatter about Hammer being able to land now, and you ask for extraction.
At this point, a bunch of enemies will appear, including a Banshee. Take out the Banshee as quickly as possible, then pick off the Cannibals while you slowly make your way forward toward the extraction point. After a bit more radio chatter, a shuttle will appear. You have a limited amount of time to get to the shuttle, so take cover to charge your shields, then make a run for it. If you have Tactical Cloak, you can simply use it and run straight to the shuttle.
After some conversation and a cut scene, you will be dropped off at the Forward Operations Base (FOB).
Go down the ladder on the side of the building that's not on fire. As you exit the building, James Vega is straight ahead in the courtyard. Talk to him for 2 Reputation points. Ashley Williams is standing in the middle of the base near the door if you want to talk to her. Inside the door is a Communications Tech who can connect you to various other characters. When you're done, exit the room and head up the pile of rubble on the right. There's some ammo on the table directly ahead. Exit through the open doorway on your left.
Primarch Victus is standing in the room on the left. You can talk to him multiple times. Garrus Vakarian is straight ahead. Talk to him for 2 Reputation points. Proceed through the door next to Primarch Victus.
After a short cut scene, you will end up behind a turret. Shoot the Husks and Cannibals as they appear. They come from both sides (left and right). When you're done, proceed to your left and go through the door.
You can talk to Liara T'Soni if you'd like. There's a med kit under the cot on the left as you exit through the open doorway. A few steps later there's a door on your left. Head inside. Urdnot Wrex or Urdnot Wreav is on the left -- you can talk to him after he's done with his speech. Continue through the next door.
There's some ammo on the table, and a med kit and more ammo on the right. You can talk to EDI and Tali'Zorah vas Normandy near Captain David Anderson. Talking to Tali will earn you 2 Reputation points. Talking to Anderson gives you the option to start the next mission.
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Rebecca Catapano is a classic chic girl from Boston, MA. She attended Ithaca College where she developed her passion for fashion and entertainment. Classic designers, such as Coco Chanel, have influenced her enthusiasm for fashion, while E! host, Guilanna Ranic has inspired her interest in broadcast television.
Rebecca just recently turned twenty-two years old and recently moved to Los Angeles to purse fashion and entertainment. She has started modeling for Models International under their commercial division.
She tells us, "I am extremely thrilled to be living in one of the liveliest cities in the world. From the warm weather and the beaches, to the extraordinary culture, Los Angeles is definitely one of the most exciting cities to abide in." Rebecca is hopefull and ready to thrive as she begins her career in LA.
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The Theatre Arts Department at Glendale Community College is unlike any other. With our community resources in Southern California and access to nearby Hollywood and the greater Los Angeles theatre and film communities, many of our students work in the entertainment industry and take classes and participate in productions at GCC in order to build their resume and add to their performance experiences.
The department is performance oriented and the activities of all the classes are focused on a program of two to three productions per year, plus several student showcases. The activities of the department are designed to give our students the maximum experience and training in the least amount of time and yet allow students to shape their own program based upon their personal goals in performance.
The department has an unusually close relationship with the Music and Dance Departments on campus and produces one interdepartmental musical every other year. Come and join us!


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In WordPerfect, the Print command has an option to print a file list, a listing of all the files within that directory. You can print it to your printer or to the clipboard and then paste it into a document. This is brilliant for keeping track of the files, file sizes, and file dates of backups and comparisons.
I like to use it to create a list of images in a folder that I want to upload on a single post or gallery post on my site. I edit the list of images using search and replace in a text editor to make the list into HTML image tags. It sure beats typing in the names of every file in your image folder.
Unfortunately, I'm recovering from another computer crash and had to head to New Orleans for a work project, so I didn't have WordPerfect installed. A quick trip to the web (after a long search to find an Internet connection) and I found How to Print a Folder (Directory) Listing from California State University – Windows NT QuickSteps.
The instructions to print directly to your printer, a list of files within a folder, at the Command Prompt (aka DOS prompt) type:
dir c:\folderpath > prn:
To save the list to a txt file, type:
dir c:\folderpath > c:\folderlist.txt
If you are in the folder, then you don't need the
c:\folderpath, just type:
dir > c:\folderlist.txt
I opened the text file and copied the file list into my text editor and after a few search and replaces and I'd turn that list into HTML image tags. Fast and easy.
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This Bulk Pack of 3mm Fluorescent Perspex Acrylic Sheets contains five sheets, each measuring 297mm x 210mm (A4). The surfaces of the sheets have a high gloss finish.
Fluorescent sheets have an edge that appears to 'glow' under ambient light which can be used to create very striking designs. Fluorescent Perspex sheets are also see through, though the view is tinted by the colour of the Perspex. Kitronik stock a range of colours in our fluorescent range.
Fluorescent Perspex acrylic sheets have many applications such as point of sale, model making, signs, artistic and architectural installation, casings, etc.
Working with Perspex acrylic sheets:
Perspex is a versatile material that can be cut, drilled, laser cut and thermoformed.
Perspex is a thermoplastic which means that when it is heated above 140-180C it becomes flexible. This allows the material to be formed into the required shape or bent. Once the material cools below 85C it becomes rigid again.
Perspex sheets are often shaped using a CNC router or laser cutter. The edge of laser cut Perspex has a pleasing polished look. If you look carefully at the edge of a piece of laser cut Perspex you can often see slight vertical lines that are caused by the pulses a laser uses when cutting.
If you want to get a perfectly smooth finish on the edge of piece of machined Perspex a polishing technique can be used. Typical polishing techniques include diamond polishing and flame polishing.
It also possible to etch the surface of a Perspex sheet using a laser cutter. This can produce some very pleasing visual effects. The Perspex sheets have a protective film on both faces. If you are etching the material then this should be removed from the surface that is to be etched. If you are just laser cutting then this film can be left in place (if you wish) as it does not create any harmful gases when it is laser cut (unlike PVC).
More detailed information and resources on working with Perspex can be found in our resource section.
- 1 x Mars Red Perspex Acrylic Sheet (Flourescent) 3mm x 297mm x 210mm (A4).
- 1 x Lava Orange Perspex Acrylic Sheet (Fluorescent) 3mm x 297mm x 210mm (A4).
- 1 x Hellios Yellow Perspex Acrylic Sheet (Fluorescent) 3mm x 297mm x 210mm (A4).
- 1 x Acid Green Perspex Acrylic Sheet (Fluorescent) 3mm x 297mm x 210mm (A4).
- 1 x Neptune Blue Perspex Acrylic Sheet (Flourescent) 3mm x 297mm x 210mm (A4).
Perspex colour reference code:
- Red: 4T56.
- Orange: 3T19.
- Yellow: 2T51.
- Green: 6T66.
- Blue: 7T97.
- Length: 297mm (nominal).
- Width: 210mm (nominal).
- Thickness: 3mm (nominal).
The manufacturing tolerance for the thickness of cast Perspex acrylic sheets are the stated thickness +/-10% plus +/- 0.4mm. This means a 3mm Perspex sheet could be between 2.3mm and 3.7mm in thickness.
- Physical properties of Perspex.
- We have a range of guides that explain techniques for working with Perspex. These can be found under the 'Resources' tab.
- On all Perspex, veneers, Styrofoam, polypropylene, plywood and MDF sheet orders (excluding A4 size) there is a flat delivery charge of £6.50 per order in the U.K. (£18.00 for remote locations).
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0voteA: Unfortunately we are unable to do this. The cost involved in taking apart a pack, making up a different one and adjusting stock figures + labels makes it something that we try to avoid.Posted byon Friday, 6 June 2014
0voteA: The colours are listed in the product description just above. I have listed them below however for your convenience. Mars red (Perspex colour ref 4T66) Lava orange (Perspex colour ref 3T29) Hellios yellow (Perspex colour ref 2T61) Acid green (Perspex colour ref 6T86) Neptune blue (Perspex colour ref 7T9C)Posted byon Wednesday, 10 July 2013
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With our fluorescent bulk packs flying off the shelves and with David's promise to send us images of the 'Perspex sculpture' once it's finished, we have all been super excited to see the final thing - and here it is!
This guide on using laser materials covers both Perspex acrylic sheets and laser wood including MDF, laminated MDF and plywood, aiming to answer those questions.
If you've ever done any projects involving Perspex, no matter how careful you've been to maximise your usage, you'll always have at least some scrap Perspex left over. Harry Gowlett, a second year Secondary Design and Technology Education student at Nottingham Trent University, shares some excellent tips on how you might recycle your Perspex offcuts into useful items.
This Kitronik University course is part of the working with materials course, and covers how to cut and scribe Perspex.
This Kitronik University course is part of the working with materials course, and covers aspects of preparing Perspex before work, and after-care.
This Kitronik University course is part of the working with materials course, and covers aspects of engraving, finishing, and polishing Perspex.
This Kitronik University course is part of the working with materials course, and covers aspects of drilling, tapping and screwing Perspex.
Some detail into laser cutting and scribing Perspex Acrylic Sheets.
Some detail into sawing, machining and routing Perspex Acrylic Sheets.
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Fluorescent Perspex Bulk Pack 3mm thickness. Size 1000mm x 600mm. Five...
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Sunday, time for a classic.
"Johnny B. Goode" is a 1958 rock-and-roll song written and first recorded by Chuck Berry. The song was a major hit among both black and white audiences, peaking at number 2 on Billboard magazine's Hot R&B Sides chart and number 8 on its Hot 100 chart.
The song is one of Berry's most famous. It has been recorded by many other artists and has received several honors and accolades. It is also considered one of the most recognizable songs in music history. The song is ranked as number seven on Rolling Stone's list of the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time".
Written by Berry in 1955, the song is about an illiterate "country boy" from the New Orleans area, who plays a guitar "just like ringing a bell," and who might one day have his "name in lights." Berry has acknowledged that the song is partly autobiographical and that the original lyrics referred to Johnny as a "colored boy", but he changed it to "country boy" to ensure radio play. As well as suggesting that the guitar player is good, the title hints at autobiographic elements, because Berry was born at 2520 Goode Avenue, in St. Louis. The song was initially inspired by Johnnie Johnson, the regular piano player in Berry's band, but developed into a song mainly about Berry himself. Johnson played on many other recordings by Berry, but Lafayette Leake played the piano on this song.
The opening guitar riff of "Johnny B. Goode" is essentially a note-for-note copy of the opening single-note solo on Louis Jordan's "Ain't That Just Like a Woman" (1946), played by guitarist Carl Hogan. Neither the guitar intro nor the solo are played at once. Berry played the introductory parts together with the rhythm guitar and later overdubbed the solo runs.
Berry has written three more songs involving the character Johnny B. Goode, "Bye Bye Johnny", "Go Go Go", and "Johnny B. Blues"; and titled an album, and the nearly 19 min instrumental title track from it, as "Concerto in B. Goode".
Chuck Berry - vocals, guitars
Lafayette Leake - piano
Willie Dixon - bass
Fred Below - drums
Charles Edward Anderson "Chuck" Berry (October 18, 1926 – March 18, 2017) was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter and one of the pioneers of rock and roll music. With songs such as "Maybellene" (1955), "Roll Over Beethoven" (1956), "Rock and Roll Music" (1957) and "Johnny B. Goode" (1958), Berry refined and developed rhythm and blues into the major elements that made rock and roll distinctive. Writing lyrics that focused on teen life and consumerism, and developing a music style that included guitar solos and showmanship, Berry was a major influence on subsequent rock music.
R.I.P. Chuck Berry, I hope you can do the Duckwalk upstairs.
Here is a clip from Hollywood A Go Go
Ted Nugent Tribute Chuck Berry Johnny B. Goode
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What would you do if you lived to be 100? Vanguard asked that question in an interview with Olivia Mitchell, professor at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and executive director of its Pension Research Council, and Stephen Utkus, who directs Vanguard's Center for Retirement Research.
People are living longer already, and children born after 2000 may well live to be 100, Utkus said. "Not all children, of course," he added. Where those children live, their education, income, wealth and health all play a role in their life expectancy. "There are all kinds of other factors, but on average, if you had a child or grandchild born in 2000 or later, there's a very good chance that child will live to 100 based on current knowledge. This is not some wild extrapolation of trends."
Mitchell and Utkus stressed that in all the talk about crises — retirement shortfalls, the end of Social Security or Medicare — there are positives advisors and clients can focus on. People are living healthier and longer, Utkus said, and Mitchell noted that there are more jobs that are amenable to older people than there were 40 years ago — If you have to keep working, at least you can.
It's true that being able to work longer isn't necessarily going to be on anyone's list of the benefits of getting older, but Mitchell said, "there are indications that people who work longer — that is, retire later — are more likely to remain healthier, to keep their mental acuity, and to retain the social bonds with their colleagues and friends at work."
To capture those benefits, though, she said workers need to recognize early on the possibility that they may have an extended career and prepare for it. "I don't think one can wait until one is 65 or 70 years old to say, 'Oh my goodness, I should invest in my skills and update my training,'" she said. Workers should make a continuous effort throughout their careers to make themselves as interesting as possible to the employers they want to work for.
Utkus noted that being able to work longer will also be important considering Social Security's uncertain future. "Not only is there a need for people to consider working longer because of increased longevity, but also the demographic changes, people's increased life spans, are putting pressure on the public retirement programs, such as Social Security and Medicare."
He referred to Australia's government pension program as one of the "most sustainable." Their program provides a means-tested flat dollar amount to eligible recipients. Australia also has compulsory private savings for individuals.
Mitchell said there were generally two camps when it comes to estimating how prepared Americans are for retirement: one fairly optimistic group who say the percentage of people who will be unable to pay for retirement is between 15% and 20%, and a more cynical group who put that figure around 50%. Unfortunately, both groups are ignoring the likely reduced benefits Social Security will pay out in the future.
Utkus said that to combat that level of unpreparedness will require a cultural transformation and a new culture of saving. That's already happening to some degree with the increasing adoption of automatic features in retirement plans, he said. A report released in early August by State Street Global Advisors found almost half of people who participate in retirement plans like to save. A report from Financial Finesse earlier this year found employees are more proactive overall when it comes to saving and their financial situation.
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Visit the most northerly islands in the UK!
Tour Britain's most northerly islands, individually or in small groups with your own accredited, knowledgeable, experienced tour guide & driver – Roy Greenwald.
Maximum 8 persons only on each tour. Airport or ferry terminal collection can be arranged.
From and to Airports or Ferry Terminals.
See the dramatic cliff scenery and shell sand beaches, lochs and voes. Enjoy watching the variety of birds that inhabit the Islands.
Explore the extensive archaeology that goes back more than 5000 years. Discover life in Shetland over a hundred years ago with a visit to the Croft House Museum. Learn about local industries, craftwork and Shetland's important musical culture.
Shetland Touring is never boring. There is always the excitement of what to see round the next corner of Shetland's interesting and varied landscape.
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50 Cent On Turkish TV's Show "Deal Or No Deal"! (Crowd Chants 50 Cent)
50 Cent, Lloyd Banks And Tony Yayo On Turkish Varmısın Yokmusun (Deal Or No Deal). Shout out to John
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Lil Wayne Detained By Texas Border Patrol For Marijuana Posession!
"FALFURRIAS - Border Patrol officials in Falfurrias say Hip Hop artist Lil' Wayne will soon be released from custody following a stop at the border checkpoint earlier today. However, Lil' Wayne whose real name is Michael Carter, Jr., and eleven other people may still face some type of citation from the Brooks County Sheriff's department." - 6 News
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A confrontation ensued between Miller's private security detail and Hopfinger. The security guards forced Hopfinger into handcuffs and said he was under arrest. They detained the editor until Anchorage police arrived and released him, according to the Anchorage Daily News.
One of the guards seized Hopfinger's videocamera, the Anchorage Daily News reported. Hopfinger later said that the camera was returned to him, but that the segment leading up to and covering his detention was missing. The guard who grabbed the camera declined to identify himself to the Anchorage Daily News and denied erasing any images.Hopfinger's online Alaska Dispatch reported:"Two or three bodyguards told Hopfinger to stop asking questions and to leave the building...[they] told him that if he persisted they would arrest him for trespassing, but refused to identify themselves to Hopfinger. Hopfinger asked why he was trespassing, as the event was at a public school. Seconds later, he was then put in [an] arm-bar and later handcuffed and sequestered at one end of a hallway for at least 30 minutes. He was told, 'You're under arrest.'"Miller's campaign later released the following statement:
Miller attempted to calmly exit the facility, the blogger physically
assaulted another individual and made threatening gestures and
movements towards the candidate." Milller's campaign "security
personnel intervened and detained the irrational blogger," whom they
did not know was a journalist, and who "appeared irrational, angry and
potentially violent."
No charges were immediately filed against any parties in the matter.
Earlier that month, Alaska media outlets including the online Alaska Dispatch, the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and the Anchorage Daily News filed separate lawsuits against the Fairbanks North Star Borough, seeking the employment file from Miller's tenure as a part-time attorney at the borough. National media including The Associated Press, The Washington Post and The New York Times have also made public record requests for the same files, according to the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.


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Ever wonder what U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan thinks about special educators, measures of student growth and new teacher evaluation systems? Ask him! Ever wonder what Assistant Secretary of the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services thinks about co-teaching? Ask her!
On Wednesday, April 11, from 1-1:45pm Mountain Standard Time or 3-3:45pm Eastern Standard Time CEC will be hosting a Twitter Town Hall with Arne and Alexa. This is a great opportunity for you to ask questions and get answers straight from decision makers.
Tweet your questions today! Send your questions (140 characters or less), to @CECAdvocacy, @CECMembership or @CECConvention and CEC will send them directly to the Department of Education so that Arne and Alexa can answer in real time. It couldn't be easier!
Can't attend or want to see the full discussion after the fact, CEC will post a link on its website right after the conversation where you can see a full archive of the event. And – if you just can't attend this Twitter Town Hall, but really want to ask something, just tweet us your question @cecadvocacy anytime between now and 1pm MST (3pm EST) next Wednesday.
Finally, this is also a great opportunity for you to start following CEC's new Policy and Advocacy Twitter Account @CECAdvocacy. Here you will find lots of great fast information about what is happening in Special Education policy in real time. So follow us and get the scoop!


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Bryanna Clark Grogan's Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer.. I'm on Facebook and Twitter (see links in sidebar at right).
Thursday, September 4, 2008
The 2008 Denman Is. green goddess, created by members of the community
Every year, on Labour Day, there is a community fair held in the field next to the Community Hall on Denman Island. It was pretty low-key this year, but a lovely day, and I had all of my children visiting, and all but 2 grandchildren.
DH waited patiently for the local arts society to set up their booth selling used CD's and videos-- he is an avid music collector and often scores some real gems there! Some of my visiting granddaughters and I perused the used books at another booth and found a few gems of our own!
My three Denman Is. granddaughters were busy selling homemade lollipops, lemonade and little blackberry-apple pies at their own table. They made a pretty good profit!
My #2 daughter did the "Blackberry Run" and finished in a a very respectable time! Actually, some ran, some jogged, some walked, some ran and walked (some with dogs!), some biked, and at least one roller-bladed! (That must be difficult uphill!)
Waiting for the Run to start...
My daughter crossing the finish line
In the afternoon, we all gathered to cheer on the Denman Is. softball team, a mixed men and women's team. They were playing the Denman Is. Fire Department team, which only had one woman! There was a bit of a rivalry going on there! One couple from the island was split between the two-- the husband on the Fire Dept. team, and the wife on the Denman Is. team. Interesting conversation going on afterward! It was a close game, and ended in a tie (somewhat controversially!).
I was distracted by all the family being there, so I forgot to take very many pictures! CLICK HERE FOR SOME PHOTOS FROM LAST YEAR'S FAIRE! It will give you a better idea of what goes on.
HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS THAT I DID MANAGE TO TAKE (# 5,6 and 8 were taken by my #1 daughter):
Three cousins enjoying the new playground
My son in the field (center)
Two granddaughters watching the action
My son at bat
A. at bat
And here she is taking a man out
Three granddaughters relaxing in the shade as the game progresses, sampling the lollipops that their cousins made
My son shaking hands after the game
My #3 son-in-law brought some Boursin® Cheese spread to the house on this visit. He wondered if it was possible to make a vegan version that tasted as rich and delicious. Always eager to prove that "it can be done", I went to work in the kitchen and developed a vegan recipe recipe.
From Wikipedia: "Boursin® cheese is a soft creamy cheese available in a variety of flavours. Its flavor and texture is somewhat similar to the American cream cheese.Boursin® cheese was first produced in 1957 by François Boursin in Normandy. Boursin® is a trademark - Boursin® cheese was at one time produced exclusively in Croisy-sur-Eure, France, by the Boursin® company, a subsidiary of Group Bel, but is now also produced in the United States for North American distribution by Unilever."
Checking online to see if anyone had already done the work for me, I found only one vegan recipe (repeated several times on various sites), which involved buying Tofutti Better than Cream Cheese (really expensive where I live, and, besides, I didn't have any, nor was I going to go off-island to get some!), and 1 whole cup of Earth Balance, which sounded rather more fatty than necessary! I decided to make my own from scratch.
DSIL loved the new spread, and he is definitely NOT a vegetarian, never mind a vegan. He actually said, and I quote his exact words: "I would eat this every day!"
It is quite delicious, but a rich spread for my taste and requirements, except on special occasions. However, comparing the two spreads: 1 tablespoon contains 43 calories, slightly less than 4 g fat (1 g saturated), and no cholesterol. It contains 100 mg LESS sodium than the "real thing" and only slightly less protein.
1 tablespoon of the "real thing" contains 120 calories, 13 g of fat (8 g saturated), and 35 mg cholesterol.
A new recipe-- Vegan Boursin®-Style Spread-- delish! The recipe will be in a new book out at the end of 2010!
Posted by Bryanna Clark Grogan at 12:16 PM
Labels: blackberry faire, blackberry run, Denman Island, vegan boursin
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- Melody Sage said...
The green goddess is beautiful. That sound like such a fun day! I am going to have to try that Boursin spread. Being from Wisconsin I am a sucker for cheese substitutes!
- Thu Sep 04, 04:13:00 PM PDT
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Januskova selected Big Ten Athlete of the Week
Januskova selected Big Ten Athlete of the Week
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- After winning all four of her matches against ranked competition last weekend senior Petra Januskova (Ottawa, Canada) was named Big Ten Athlete of the Week Wednesday (April 17). It is her third time receiving this honor and her first this season.
In singles Januskova knocked of No. 106 Veronica Corning of Northwestern in the No. 1 match 6-4, 6-4 before defeating Melissa Kopinski of Illinois 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 at No. 1 Sunday. With her 15 wins this spring Januskova is only two shy of her career record of 17 wins in the dual matches which she earned last season.
The pair of singles wins gives her 91 for her career, putting her four behind Olga Novikova's team record of 95 set in 1997. She now has 26 wins combined from the fall and spring which is good enough for third in the record books behind only herself from the last two seasons. She accumulated 30 wins last season and 27 the year prior.
Januskova also impressed in doubles this past weekend alongside her doubles partner Chelsea Utting. The duo went 2-0 with wins over the No. 9 and No. 27 ranked pairs in the nation. Januskova and Utting topped No. 9 Linda Abu Mushrefova and Nida Hamilton 8-5 Saturday and followed that up with an 8-6 victory of No. 27 Kopinski and Rachael White of Illinois.
Januskova has 60 doubles victories in her time at Penn State. She is two wins away from tying Olga Novikova for most career doubles victories in program history. Her 17 wins this season in doubles matches are four shy of her personal record for most wins in a season when she won 21 last season.


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Patrick Stump belts it out while holding down the rhythm at a recent Fall Out Boy gig in Seattle.
What was the writing process like for
Save Rock and Roll?
Trohman: On prior albums I would write very little—I felt very unintentionally discarded. Pete and Patrick would write so much that, by the time we'd be ready to record, I wouldn't have much of a voice on the record. That's what caused the greatest frustration for me. This time around, I was a big part of the process. I live in New York and they live in L.A., so we wrote ideas and sent them back and forth. We took each other's tracks and worked on them and kept growing them. That's just how we do it now.
Stump: It was a very collaborative record. I felt for a long time that I was overpowering in the studio for our previous records. I still like to be the central hub for the songs, but more than any other record this was all of us working together. I would wait for everyone's ideas and then put them together, and I would only write in the studio when parts needed it. At this point, it's hard for me to recall who wrote what—but that's how a band should be right?
Wentz: It felt good to approach songwriting in a new way, and we all really stepped it up so that the burden wasn't always on Patrick or anyone specific to come up with something. Joe wrote more on this album than he had on any records prior. Also, working with producer Butch Walker taught us that less is more and that when you give frequencies space, they sound bigger. It was a big change to go down that road.
It sounds like you approached your instruments
much differently on this album.
Stump: For a long time I had taken a lot of the melodic leads in the songs—the kind you would hum. That was my thing. If I wrote the melody of a song it would already be done, and that wouldn't leave a lot of room for Joe to play around with. So this time around it was important that Joe had a strong voice, because he's such a great player. Joe has some really great guitar moments on this record, and I focused on a lot of atmospheric stuff. I was cramming guitar everywhere on our last record because I had been really into polyrhythm and syncopated riffs—to the point where I was quintuple tracking all of my guitar parts. This was a lot simpler playing for me.
Trohman: I think what I was most concerned with was slowing down and feeling, versus speeding up and fitting in as many notes as possible. I was trying to do things that made the guitar sound like it was singing rather than just quickly repeating the same thing. I was trying to take things out of tune and discorded and make them sound musical. You can learn all the scales and modes that are out there and learn to play as fast as possible, and that's impressive as hell, but if it doesn't have some emotion and feel behind it, it's not impactful. I got back to playing the blues and I relearned old Hendrix stuff and went back to my roots. I played a lot of things that I wouldn't normally play in Fall Out Boy.
Wentz: More than ever, I really just focus on the rhythm and figuring out what the song needs from the bass. I don't need to play flashy lines or stand out as much, because so much is already going on in the music. I'm writing parts that are in the pocket with Andy's drums and create a strong foundation for the other guys. I think locking up with him and strumming with the kick drum has enhanced my playing and made me a better player. Live, Andy plays a lot of fills that he doesn't play on the album, but he always gets back to the one and nails it. Andy is definitely the glue of the band—he just doesn't mess up.
Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz says it was important for his signature bass to be part of the Squier series because he wanted it to be affordable to young players.
Joe and Patrick, in the past you guys traded
off playing lead and rhythm guitar on different
songs. That seems to have changed.
Trohman: We've kind of reevaluated our process. We looked at how it sounds at the front of house when we switch back and forth from lead to rhythm and figured out that, sonically, it can make it hard to come through at some points. So now I've taken over all of the lead stuff, unless there's something that's difficult for him to sing and play. I enjoy playing rhythm and just grind out on it and headbang to it a bit, but I've kind of evolved to playing the lead riffs. I enjoy serving the song what it deserves.
Stump: I still play some leads, but what we landed on was that Joe has a style that can accomplish more or less any of those great lead-guitar lines. In the song "I Slept with Someone in Fall Out Boy and All I Got Was This Stupid Song Written About Me" [from 2005's From Under the Cork Tree], there is a little arpeggiated tapping part that I would do while I was singing, and every night I was just making things so difficult for myself by playing that. It was like tapping your head and rubbing your stomach. So now Joe plays that stuff and it makes the whole band tighter because I can lock in rhythmically with Andy and Pete.


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Out of the box, most operating systems are sitting ducks. Within six months of release, they tend to become rather crackable and it only gets worse as the operating system ages. According to the Honeynet Project, a default server install of Red Hat 6.2 averages a life expectancy of only 72 hours. You don't have to stand for this kind of weakness.
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This engaging, interactive course invites participants to bring a Unix-enabled laptop to harden on the fly. For the sake of simplicity, this course will focus on recent versions of Solaris 7.x and Red Hat Linux 7.x, though the material applies broadly to all Unix variants.
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Gary Vaynerchuk, high-energy social media evanglist. From MarketingProfs Daily Fix.
It's improved. Bigger. Better. Before there was Alltop, there was…The Marketing Bloggers portal. Now with more feeds. Check it out – and let me know if there are other worthies that should be included!
So…have you been to the Bathroom Blogfest? No, not a typo. This is real. I don't get it…but C.B. Whittemore and gang can help you out here.
This is Katie Konrath's blog. Why am I linking to it? Because I love the tagline. Go see!
C. C. Chapman, a presentation on Making Media as Marketing. With Slideshare. From the recent MarketingProfs Digital Mixer.
PLUS: Eyes. I'll say no more. You have to see it (with your own eyes) to believe it!


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Board of Regents' Meeting
February 21 - 22, 2013
Room 107 Lee Gorsuch Commons
University of Alaska Anchorage
Anchorage, Alaska
PUBLIC TESTIMONY WILL BE HEARD AT APPROXIMATELY 10:00 A.M. ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, AND AT APPROXIMATELY 9:00AM ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2013. Sign-up sheets will be available prior to the meeting. The chair will determine when public testimony is closed.
Comments are limited to three minutes per individual or as determined by the chair. Written comments are accepted and will be distributed to the Board of Regents and President Gamble following the meeting.
Table of Contents
Agenda - One Document
Meeting Schedule
Full Board Agenda
Academic and Student Affairs Agenda
Audit Agenda
Facilities and Land Management Agenda
Reference 1 - Bond Series S
Reference 2 - Bond Sixteenth Supplemental Indenture
Reference 3 - Bond Purchase Contract
Reference 4 - Bond Preliminary Numbers UAK 2013 S
Reference 5 - Bond Projects Revised Distribution
Reference 6 - Development Report
Reference 7 - UA Museum of the North Quasi-Endowment Draft Agreement
Reference 8 - UAF Deletion of MS in General Science
Reference 9 - UAF Deletion of MAT in Mathematics
Reference 10 - UAF Deletion of MAT in Physics
Reference 11 - SB241 Report on Teacher Education
Reference 12 - UA Education Graduates by MAU
Reference 13 - Textbook Costs at UA
Reference 14 - UAF CRCD & CTC Master Plan Addendum
Reference 15 - UAF SDA Fine Arts Complex Vapor Barrier
Reference 16 - UAF SDA Bristol Bay Campus Applied Sciences
Reference 17 - UAF SDA Utilities Wood Center Vault
Reference 18 - UAA Campus Master Plan Update
Reference 19 - UAA Seawolf Sports Arena Status Report
Reference 20 - UAA Engineering and Industry Building Status Report
Reference 21 - UAF Engineering Building Infomation Item
Reference 22 - UAF Combined Heat & Power Replacement Information Item
Reference 23 - Deferred Maintenance Spending Report
Reference 24 - UAF FPA & SDA Northwest Campus Library Renovation
Reference 25 - Chair FLMC & AVP Facilities and Land Management Approvals
Reference 26 - Construction in Progress
Reference 27 - Internal Audit Status Report
Reference 28 - External Audit Status Report
Written Reports:
Chancellors' Reports
Governance Report
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That's strange. What happened to the old poll results thread? Well, here's a new one.
Question: Vote for something (not really a question)
babies 2 (5%)
dead things 3 (7%)
funny hats 7 (17%)
demons 8 (20%)
bees 2 (5%)
girls 10 (25%)
aliens 2 (5%)
puppets 1 (2%)
brains 2 (5%)
smilie faces 2 (5%)
39 Total votes
1. Demon Girls With Exposed Brains Eating Babies While Being Chased By Bees
2. i wish i had a funny hat to cover up my brain
3. Wombats are furry!
4. Heerz uh doozy fer thuh rekrd; Your inseyn an aym tayping evrthing rong but aye em stil seyn ha ha ha ha Ay layk tsheez speshely tshedur bcuz its reel gud wen yew aidge it along taym and awsou ay hav a freekey layf an if yew wanna know BUY MY NEW BOOK OF INSANE DRIVEL! It awso haz sum ayleeinz throun in tew meyk it mour eksayding. - S.E.E. Hazel Just kidding - my book is still on the drawing board. I think it looks very nice there. BTW It has a title consisting of two completely unrelated but probably both round objects, just so you know when you don't see it in bookstores everywhere.
5. demon girls with hats. That's what the world needs.
6. ...How about Zebragirl-demons with nipple rings? Come on, you guys. You know you want them...
This was a pointless poll but I liked some of the comments. Maybe I'll draw a picture of my favorite one. Maybe.


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The controversial Texas Trans Corridor has been dead for a few years, but it still lives on in the state statutes.
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Rep. Lois Kolkhorst, R-Brenham
All references, however, will be removed under legislation tentatively approved Wednesday by the Texas House. HB 1201 would repeal the chapter providing its statutory authority.
The Texas Trans Corridor remains a controversial legacy of Gov. Rick Perry. Widespread opposition by landowners and others upset about foreign ownership of state highways doomed the massive project that was authorized in 2003. Perry pushed the plan, which included a large network of tolled highways, dedicated lanes for trucks, railways, and rights of way for utilities.
HB 1201 – approved without discussion – would allow the Texas Transportation Commission to establish speed limits up to 85 miles per hour on a part of the state highway system that was designed to accommodate travel at that speed, following engineering studies.
Rep. Lois Kolkhorst, R-Brenham, a fierce opponent of the Trans Texas Corridor, authored HB 1201.
"As our state grows in population, we are facing a pressing need for a more modern, more efficient network of roads and highways to move people and goods. We do not, however, need the Trans-Texas Corridor, and I thank Speaker (Joe) Straus and my colleagues in the Texas House for working with me to repeal the Trans-Texas Corridor from state law," Kolkhorst said.
She has been fighting the Trans-Texas Corridor since 2005.
"So today is a true milestone. With Trans-Texas Corridor completely repealed, I look forward to more responsible transportation debates to keep goods and people moving in and around Texas," Kolkhorst said.
Rep. Linda Harper-Brown, R-Irving, co-author of the legislation, said: "The Trans-Texas Corridor was too unwieldy, too expensive, and would have taken too much private property. Transportation infrastructure is a vital requirement for a robust economy and growing population, and Texas will proceed without the Trans-Texas Corridor."
Harper-Brown and Kolkhorst are leaders of The Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute.
After a final vote Thursday, the legislation will move to the Texas Senate.


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Not sure if this is the correct forum for this - I could not see a more obvious one though.
I have a question:
My website is built (not by me - it's a template site) in flash. As I am a professional photographer, this kind of site works well as the site is 95% images.
My question(s):
1) There is an option to open an HTML landing page or go direct to the flash site. I read somewhere that the HTML page indexes better for SEO - is that so or does it not matter which?
2) Is having a landing page a bit passé these days? It offers options to go to the flash site, full screen flash site or my attached blog.


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Forks. Knives. Spoons. You won't find any of these familiar items at an Ethiopian restaurant. Unlike at most dining experiences, you're encouraged to eat with your fingers. And take note: It's culturally preferred to use your right hand for eating, as the left hand is traditionally considered the appendage used for cleaning the body.
Food at an Ethiopian restaurant arrives tableside on a large family-style platter with an oversized spongy, thin, crepe-like flatbread called injera. Made with flour from a gluten-free grain called teff that's native to Northeastern Africa, injera has a slightly tangy flavor reminiscent of sourdough bread. A basketful of injera may also accompany the meal. Unroll it, rip off a piece, and use it to pinch up a scoop of food from the shared platter. Injera's porous surface is perfect for soaking up the stews and mixed vegetables.
You may notice while dining that Ethiopian cuisine closely resembles Indian cuisine. Both cultures expect food to be eaten with your fingers (Ethiopian's injera and Indian's naan), with items presented on a shared plate. Both cultures use clarified butter for cooking (niter kibbeh and ghee), which lends a complexity to dishes that regular butter or oil can't. The similarities are also apparent in spice blends — Ethiopia's berbere is much like India's garam masala. And alicha, a mild Ethiopian split pea curry with ginger, garlic and onions, bears a resemblance to some Indian curries. But the two cuisines reflect their distinct cultural heritages.
Berbere is common in many dishes. A ground powder combining chili peppers, garlic, ginger, basil, koramina and fenugreek, it has a noticeably reddish-orange hue and is mildly spicy with a hint of smokiness. Several Ethiopian stew-like sauces known as "wots" or "wats" gain their flavor from this ground powder.
Doro wat, a thick spicy chicken stew, is one of the most common foods in Ethiopia. Chicken legs are simmered in kibae, a blend of niter kibbeh, berbere, onion and other spices, and then chopped. The secret is to first sauté the onions without oil, causing the moisture to evaporate; niter kibbeh is then added with other spices. The result is a gravy-like consistency that's both sweet and spicy.
Most Ethiopian dishes use the niter kibbeh, which imparts a distinct flavor and is used in place of butter. It's made with a blend of spices including onion, garlic, ginger, cardamom, cinnamon stick, whole cloves, coriander, fenugreek seeds and turmeric, which are simmered on low heat with the butter.
Niter kibbeh is commonplace in tibs, cubes of boneless meats that are sautéed with onion, jalapeños and fresh spices and herbs, such as rosemary, then accompanied by various vegetables. Variations include chicken (yedoro), marinated strips of beef (zilzil), beef (yebere sega), spicy pan-fried beef (yawaze yebere), pan-fried lamb (yebeg sega) and spicy pan-fried lamb (yewaze yebeg).
The flavorful fat is also used in kitfo, a minced, lean beef that's served raw after being mixed with a ground spicy hot pepper, cardamom seed, cloves and salt seasoning called mitmita, seasoned cottage cheese and greens.
Popular vegetarian dishes include gomen, or chopped collard greens with fresh garlic and onion; misir wat, a blend of berbere, onion and herbs with red split lentils; tikil gomen, a lightly spiced cabbage, potato and carrot dish; and yekik alicha, or yellow split peas that are cooked with turmeric, herbs and onion. Most of these dishes are served warm.
During the ritual coffee ceremony, considered an essential part of Ethiopia's social and cultural life, incense is lit, and a woman in traditional Ethiopian dress prepares freshly roasted green coffee beans and grinds them. She then pours everyone a cup, bringing out sugar, salt and accompanying snacks such as a bowl of popcorn.
Recently, one of Jacksonville's Ethiopian spots, Queen of Sheba on Atlantic Boulevard, closed. Earlier this year, Nile Ethiopian (6715 Powers Ave., Ste. 3, San Jose, 731-0005) opened off University Boulevard and Philips Highway. Tucked away in a strip mall beside a Laundromat, Nile's interior is spacious and clean — with simple white walls and a black-and-white checkered floor. There's a small area at the center of the restaurant where the traditional coffee ceremony takes place.
Open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner, Nile is an adventurous destination for a low-key group dinner. This type of experience is best shared with friends or family.


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rankedmedia necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 83 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
So, I've decided to launch my own consulting company, and I need a logo for it. This should be a quick payout for someone with talent. Use your imagination...have fun with it.
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I really don't have that many requirements on this. I'd prefer to give everyone free range with what they want to do, but I would also like that you keep it nice, clean and professional without being too outrageous. If you have some ideas with it, then feel free to try.
The name of my company is "Awaken Strategy" so that is what the logo will be. But, I also want a tagline "Strategic Internet Marketing." Please don't forget to include the tagline.
I currently don't have any type of symbol to represent my company either, so if you think you can add one, feel free to do so.
I currently have a blog that is live at: http://www.awakenstrategy.com/, but I'm going to be redesigning it as well, so if I pick your logo, you may have a shot at designing the site too.
I really don't have a particular color scheme in mind, and you don't have to use the color scheme from my blog, but do keep in mind the words "Awaken" and "Strategy" when creating the logo.
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Wabash sophomores Tahir and Zuber Ahmed, natives of India, spent the winter semester break working in the International Studies Office. They were on campus when the earthquake and tsunami disaster struck half a world away.
Powerless to help, the twins collaborated with David Clapp, director of international studies, to come up with an idea to sell t-shirts with proceeds going to the Red Cross for disaster relief efforts.
Thursday, the students gave Montgomery County Red Cross Director Mark Franklin a check for $1,500 after selling shirts on campus, across the country, and around the world.
After the announcement of the shirt campaign, Clapp shared the idea with colleagues in international study offices at colleges across the country. In just a few days Clapp had heard from a number of schools wishing to follow-up on the idea and create their own shirts. Many of those schools will be using the logo designed by Clapp and the Ahmed brothers.
"I had brought in a mosaic puzzle of the world before Christmas, so it kind of led to us gravitating toward a puzzle design," he explained. "The more we considered it, the more it seemed to fit what is going on over there – 'putting it back together.' "
The twins came up with the idea and remain the driving force behind the project.
"It's sad hearing about everything," Tahir said. "We were just sitting down on the 26th and watching the news, I spoke to my mother in India she said things were really bad. So I called a couple of friends to see that they were all right. So I thought we might as well do something here and raise some money."
The shirts were designed by Visionwear of Provo, Utah. The front of the shirt includes a jigsaw puzzle map of the world. The theme is "Peace It Back Together," referring to the massive rebuilding that the area that the area faces in the wake of the worst natural disaster in more than 100 years. The shirt's left sleeve has a Red Cross and Wabash College logo.
"Our students wanted to do something positive," said Clapp. "We were fortunate because we have a number of students studying here from the affected region, but all of their families are safe."
The shirts became a hit across the country as orders poured in to Wabash's International Studies Office. The Ahmeds have even shipped shirts back home, where they are proudly sold and worn by family and friends in the region affected by the disaster.
Meanwhile, Associate Dean of Students Mike Raters was so enthralled by the effort of the students that he nominated their "Peace It Back Together" campaign for a national award. Raters wrote a description of the program and submitted it to the International Education Knowledge Community (IEKC) of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA). IEKC was so impressed it gave the program its Best Practices in International Education and Learning Award in the "Student Philanthropy" category.
"We are honored to have been selected to receive this national award," said Clapp. "It is such a privilege to work with such fine young people each day! We are so blessed to live where we live; the students and I are happy to contribute in a small way to the efforts to help those who cannot help themselves and we wish we could do more. Many thanks to NASPA for this recognition."
"We are encouraging all of our young men to become active citizens in both the college and global community," says Raters. "It is in that fundamentally educational spirit that this Tsunami relief project was developed, and we are quite proud of our students' desires to model the international effort to 'Peace it Back Together.'"


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text: Colin226 118 Posted September 21, 2009 (edited) Friends, Well it's been almost 2 months since I placed the order for NJDevs' very own brick to be placed in Championship Plaza.. You wouldn't believe the stress this thing has given me but I think it will all be worth it when we finally have our very own brick that every member can be proud of.. So here's the saga of the NJDevs brick: The idea first came to me at MB30 Day. I saw the ad and immediately thought "NJDevs needs to have a brick here". So after bricks went up for sale I, along with the help of DM, started raising donations to purchase a beautiful 4x8 brick. We raised the $155 needed in about 12 hours and raised another $50 (donated to DM for the site) in another 6 hours. So our original design was Line 1: WWW.NJDEVS.COM / Line 2: A FORUM FOR ALL FANS / Line 3: WELCOME TO HELL!.... And I went ahead and put in the order. Then, a member of the forum placed a call asking if the brick would be alright. This launched a small investigation by the brick company into what exactly www.NJDevs.com was. They then realized we were advertising for a Devils related group and said that we had to remove the WWW. and .COM from the brick. So I talked to them on the phone for a while and finally agreed. Then a few weeks later they said we had to remove the word FORUM from the brick, so after another long phone call and some thinking time I decided to change FORUM to HOME. All good, until I got a letter about my family's brick and where it was going to be placed. So I call up the brick company and ask what happened to the NJDevs brick. They tell me the top guy in their company who oversees approval of bricks shot us down and they would get back to me as to why. So they call back and say we now have to remove NJDEVS from the brick because it's still related to the Devils. I then get into a whole legal debate with them (mind you all of this is while I'm supposed to be at work) and they basically tell me I have to change it, and by the way pal no refunds. At this point I feel like my heart has been ripped out. Here I had taken an idea of mine and gotten donations and tons of support for the NJDevs brick, and now this company was telling me I couldn't put NJDEVS on it. How can you possibly represent the forum on a brick without putting its name?! I nearly broke down at my desk. But I was determined to make something we could all be proud of. So I got to thinking about how I could do the impossible and to be honest you guys were my motivation to not just say fvck it. I wanted to do something great for this forum and leave my mark. I decided I would have to scrap the marketing part of the brick and just do something that would make everyone happy to be a part of NJDevs. So I came up with a sentimental brick idea. I submitted it along with a sob story about how "we are just a passionate group of fans looking to be proud of our small piece of the team we all love". Those were my exact words. And they approved my final brick idea...... So without further delay, I give you the final version of NJDevs' brick at Prudential Center's Championship Plaza, a brick that will be there 20+ years from now still paying homage to the members of this great forum....... Sure, it doesn't market the forum but honestly we are the largest Devils fan site (I think, but definitely largest Devils forum) so if anyone is looking to go on a fan site they'll find us easily.. I think this is a great message to all of our members just commemorating the close community we have here, and I hope you all agree with me.. It's also a miracle that I got them to allow NJDEVS to stay on it.. ----------------------------------------------------------- This brick is for all members of NJDevs, but I would personally like to thank everyone listed below for contributing to its purchase. The message on it is especially for you... msweet devils26 LucifersDog Devil Dan 56 Colin226 Squishyx Jimmy Leeds NJDevsRock MadDog2020 DevilsRule2008 Devils731 thelastonealive Middlesex Edited September 21, 2009 by Colin226 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The journey from Bundaberg to Yeppoon, north east of Rockhampton, includes a number of different aspects of Queenslanders' war service, including commemorating war nurses at one of the Bundaberg Memorials; a visit to the museum of an early aviation hero and World War One veteran Bert Hinkler; a memorial which doubled as a union rallying point in the mining town of Mount Morgan; and an avenue of trees representing those lost in World War One on the beachside at Yeppoon.
Bundaberg, Gladstone and Rockhampton are all access points to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, located just off shore and worth experiencing for yourself while you're in the region.
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The Bundaberg War Memorial occupies pole position in Bourbong Street, situated within a roundabout opposite the post office. A memorial pavilion honouring the nurses of Bundaberg who served in both world wars is located one kilometre to the north near the hospital. Cross the Burnett River to Bert Hinkler House in the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens and discover more about this pioneer aviator who began his flying career with the Royal Navy Air Service during World War One. Historic Fairymead House and sugar museum is also on site, as are the Australian Sugarcane Railway, the Bundaberg railway museum and the historical society. Stay on the north bank of the river and take the Rosedale Road, which follows the railway, towards the rail town of Miriam Vale. The town's war memorial is near the station, opposite the hotel and the Heritage-listed fig tree.
Drive on north to Gladstone. Its war memorial is a relatively new one, located in Central Park in Goondoon Street. Enjoy a meal at the Port Curtis Sailing Club overlooking Auckland inlet. It was built by local returned servicemen and sailing enthusiasts after World War Two, and is the destination for the annual Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race.
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Head north to Mount Morgan and visit the restored School of Arts Building on Morgan Street. It was used for recruitment meetings during World War One and was occupied by American troops during World War Two. Mount Morgan's Coronation Lamp was erected in Morgan Street in 1902 commemorating the coronation of King Edward VII, as well as the soldiers who served in the Boer War. It was the site of recruitment campaigns, political campaigns and union meetings for mine workers. Its role as a war memorial was continued after World War One. The lamp was relocated to ANZAC Park at the junction of West and Morgan Streets after World War Two.
Then head north to Rockhampton and its Botanic Gardens where Queensland's most expensive war memorial is located before turning east to the beachside town of Yeppoon. Visit its memorial in a park in the town centre. The avenue of hoop pines along the Esplanade also commemorates local service personnel.
For an extra special finishing point of this Memorial Journey, continue to Emu Park just another 20 minutes up the road to view the new Anzac Memorial and walkway.
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Jimmie Bartell LaRue (23 January 1932 – 5 January 1990; age 57) was a voice actor who only worked from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. In that time, his rich, stentorian voice earned him a total of six Star Trek: The Original Series voice roles. He was also popular with the producers of Mannix and Mission: Impossible (both were Desilu productions) and once made a brief guest appearance on The Brady Bunch.
LaRue also made an uncredited appearance in the movie The Andromeda Strain, which was directed by Robert Wise and photographed by Richard H. Kline. It also featured fellow TOS guest actors Kermit Murdock, Garry Walberg, Michael Pataki and Walker Edmiston.
He filmed his scene for "Patterns of Force" on Thursday 30 November 1967 at Desilu Stage 9.
Star Trek appearances Edit
- "The Squire of Gothos" as Trelane's father (voice)
- This role had been credited for decades to James Doohan, but it is actually LaRue's voice, as confirmed by Doohan in Starlog Magazine in 1988 (citation needed • edit)
- "The City on the Edge of Forever" as the Guardian of Forever (voice)
- "Bread and Circuses" as an announcer (voice and on-screen)
- "The Gamesters of Triskelion" as Provider 1 (voice, uncredited)
- "Patterns of Force" as an Ekosian newscaster (voice and on-screen)
- "The Savage Curtain" as Yarnek (voice)
- "The Squire of Gothos" as Trelane's father (voice)
External link Edit
- Bart LaRue at the Internet Movie Database
- Bart LaRue at Wikipedia


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Buddhist ceremony after the cremation ceremony with relatives and monks in the family home in honor of Mr. Voua Sy Amkha, 63, a propaganda official for the Lao government in Luang Prabang, Laos, who died of a stroke. His funeral was held over a series of days—first at home with family and monks in Ban Navieng Kham village, a suburb of Luang Prabang, then cremation at the central crematorium site in Ban Vieng Mai, and then again at home a few days after the cremation ceremony.
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Earlier this month, it was reported that the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet could have the ability to run Android apps.
A new video from the recent Mobile World Congress in Barcelona has surfaced that just about confirms RIM's new potential plan of attack.
As can clearly be heard in this demonstration video (at about 14 seconds in), the BlackBerry rep says "we'll also support Android apps." He doesn't say that RIM might support Android apps — he says it willright upfront. Take this with a grain of salt, but if he's completely wrong, he probably got axed by now.
This isn't official confirmation that RIM will support Android apps for its PlayBook, but it is a very good sign for things to come. We've said before that Android's vast ecosystem of apps would be a great addition to RIM's puny app arsenal and we're sticking by that.
"If you can't beat them, join them." For the sake of survival, partnerships are necessary. Take a look at Nokia, it literally had so little innovation and leeway in the new smartphone market that it had to turn to Microsoft and Windows Phone 7 or lose relevancy.
If RIM actually moves ahead with Android apps, we think it'll have a better chance at wooing back old BlackBerry fans who left it for Android or the iPhone and bringing in new customers. Because really, the PlayBook is an excellent tablet — it just needs excellent apps too.
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