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We're pleased to reveal the full 2011 line-up for the Bourbon Street Jazz 'n' Blues bar, which you'll find if you head from the Pyramid Stage towards West Holts, pass the Bandstand on your right and keep a look out on your left. Expect to hear Latin grooves, cool jazz, dirty blues, jump jive, swing and much, much more; this is roots music in its purest form.
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Paddy Milner
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Matt Andersen
Nicki Allan
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Rabbit Foot Spasm Band
Simon McBride
Ben Poole
Will Scott
Benoit Viellefon & His Orchestra (featuring Eddie "Tan Tan" Thornton on trumpet...)
Chrissi Poland (Scissor Sisters)
Alpha Manouvre
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Havana Swing
Grey Dogs Jazz Band
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Marcus Bonfanti
Connie Lush
Claude Bourbon
Clara Sanabras
Clare Teal
Nicki Allan
Carmen Ghia & The Hotrods
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Brooks Williams
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Rabbit Foot Spasm Band
Sean Taylor
Simon McBride
Chrissi Poland (Scissor Sisters)
Benoit Viellefon & His Orchestra (featuring Eddie "Tan Tan" Thornton on trumpet...)
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Maggie Bell & Dave Kelly
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Interim lounge for passengers at the new Terminal 2 in Mumbai
On 12 February 2014, at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai, the new Terminal 2 will be brought into service, which also means a new home for Lufthansa. Passengers at the terminal will benefit not only from a modern airport infrastructure and an attractive choice of lounges, but also from spectacular architecture and an exhibition of Indian art.
Until the lounges in the new Terminal 2 are finished, the Mumbai Airport Lounge will be available to all airlines as a temporary solution. The lounge is located after the exit check on Level 3 next to gate 86. It provides passengers with numerous amenities to enjoy before their flight, such as a bistro area with buffet and drinks, work units and comfortable seats and sofas in which to relax.
Entry to the interim lounge is only possible with an authorisation that will be allocated by the airlines concerned. Lufthansa First and Business Class passengers as well as HON Circle Members, Senators and Star Gold card holders will receive an invitation card for access to the lounge at the check-in counter.
Lufthansa will provide information in good time about its future lounges at Mumbai.
Newark Airport (NY) — new Lufthansa combi-lounge opens
Lufthansa is expanding its lounge offer abroad. Due to its proximity to Manhattan, Newark Airport (EWR) in the state of New Jersey is an important destination for Lufthansa, along with John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City.
The new combi-lounge extends over 475 square metres, has a Business Lounge with 60 seats and a Senator Lounge with 69 seats. Visitors can make themselves comfortable in cosy armchairs and enjoy snacks and drinks at the bistro tables or at the bar counter.
The combi-lounge is resplendent in the new Lufthansa lounge design. Thanks to the larger windows, there is an excellent view over the apron. The catering, as in the three Lufthansa lounges at John F. Kennedy Airport, is provided by FLIK, a caterer with outstanding customer satisfaction ratings. If you have not checked in online or with your smartphone, as a First Class or Business Class passenger you can also use the 'Fast Lanes' at the security control for a preferential check-in.
The lounge is situated in Terminal B, B3, in close proximity to the Lufthansa departure gates. A new feature: as well as First Class passengers, HON Circle Members, Senators and Business Class passengers, Frequent Travellers and SWISS passengers entitled to lounge access may now also use the new Lufthansa lounges at Newark Airport.
The new Business Lounge at Frankfurt Airport — more room for a relaxing time before departure
Since 14 October 2013 Frankfurt Airport has had another Lufthansa Business Lounge. It is situated near Gate A26 on Level 3 and offers Business Class travellers and status customers, who are departing from Gates A20 to A42, the perfect opportunity for a stopover.
The lounge extends to a spacious 840 square metres and invites passengers to take a short break while they enjoy delicious snacks and beverages. The new Business Lounge will not only extend the total lounge area available at Frankfurt Airport, it will also relieve the pressure on the popular lounges in the new Pier A.
Once passengers have checked in online or via their mobile, handed in their baggage at the priority check-in in Hall A and used the fast lane to pass quickly through security, they can access the lounge in Pier A via the escalator next to Gate 26 or by taking the lift to Level 3.
After a relaxing stay in the new lounge, passengers can look forward to a calm and stress-free boarding: thanks to priority boarding, HON Circle Members, Senators, Star Alliance Gold card holders and Business Class passengers can take their seats on the aircraft before all other passengers — and so have enough time to stow their hand luggage and sit down without being rushed.
Travel time is relaxation time — in the five new lounges in Lufthansa Pier A
With the opening of the new Lufthansa Pier A at Frankfurt Airport, the choice of lounges for our passengers is also being expanded. Since 10 October 2012 one First Class Lounge, two Senator Lounges and two Business Lounges, with a combined floor space of 7,600 m2, have been offering the greatest possible comfort — with plenty of room for guests to relax, work, enjoy a delicious snack or freshen up in the modern shower rooms. The new lounges are located opposite Gate A13 or A50/Z50*.
The newly designed Senator and Business Lounges also celebrate a first for Germany: as part of the design concept, Lufthansa WorldShop will showcase a selection of its exclusive products in a special display area. The highlight of the new First Class Lounge is the First Class library, which provides a choice of high-quality coffee-table books by DuMont, one of Germany's most famous art publishers, and a limousine service to the aircraft.
With the opening of these new, significantly larger and centrally located lounges, the current lounges close to Gate A26 will be closed. As a result, the Senator Lounge and Business Lounge in the Schengen area, the one-class Tower Lounge in the non-Schengen area as well as the First Class Lounge on Level 3 will no longer be available.
The creation of the new lounges will increase the lounge space offered at Frankfurt by 5,500 square metres to a total of 17,300 square metres.
Find out where the lounges are located in the new Pier A at Frankfurt Airport.
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*A Business Lounge and a First Class Lounge are located in the Schengen area, Level 02, directly next to Gate A13. Passengers will find the Senator Lounge on the same level at Gate A50. Another Senator Lounge and Business Lounge are located in the non-Schengen area on Level 03, close to Gate Z50.
Room to sit back and relax: the first Lufthansa lounge in Delhi opens
Enjoy your stay at Indira Gandhi International Airport in the newly opened Lufthansa lounge. At almost 350 square metres, it offers you plenty of space to relax in peace and quiet before your flight.
Refresh yourself with hot and cold snacks and drinks until your flight is ready for boarding. The lounge is divided into bistro, comfort and work areas and welcomes First and Business Class passengers as well as HON Circle Members, Senators, Frequent Travellers and Star Gold Card holders. It can seat 130 guests in total.
The new lounge is located in Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is only 16 km from Delhi city centre. You can fly to the Indian capital daily with Lufthansa from Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich or Vienna.
Frequent Travellers: access change regulation to Contract Lounges
Frequent Travellers travelling in Economy Class on a flight operated by a Star Alliance carrier can enjoy their time at the airport in an Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa or SWISS Business Lounge, as well as, in the lounges of Miles & More partners: Brussels Airlines, Luxair* and LOT Polish Airlines. Moreover, since 1 September 2012 the contract lounges have no longer been available.**
You can find out under 'Lounge search' whether your destination airport has a lounge which you can use.
*Only in connection with a flight operated by Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, Luxair, SWISS
**Access to the former Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines contract lounges is also no longer possible.
Free surfing in Lufthansa Lounges
To enable Lufthansa lounge guests worldwide to use the full freedom of the Internet without restriction, since 1 July 2011 Lufthansa will be providing WLAN free of charge via Telekom network in its lounges. Whether they are resting in a Relax Chair or enjoying a little snack in the bistro - passengers can access the Internet from any location they want in the lounge. With this free service, Lufthansa is meeting the wishes of numerous passengers who for a number of years have been able to surf wirelessly, answer e-mails or access their own company's network (VPN).
Frequent Travellers can now purchase access to Lufthansa lounges for their children
From now on Frequent Travellers can take children up to the age of 12 with them into selected Lufthansa Business Lounges for a fee of €15 or US$20.
For youngsters aged 13 and upwards accompanying Frequent Travellers, the current entrance fee for adults of €25 or US$35 will now apply. Adults have been able to purchase access to the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany, the USA and Paris Charles de Gaulle since 2010.
Vouchers for lounge access can be bought from the Lufthansa ticket counters at the relevant departure airport immediately before entering the lounge. Frequent Travellers are entitled to enter the lounges with their children or other travelling companions on production of their Miles & More status card as well as boarding passes for a Lufthansa-operated flight valid for that day and airport of departure.
Take your companions with you into the lounge
As a Frequent Traveller or Senator you can now share the benefits of the Lufthansa lounges with your travelling companions*. Your companions have the option of purchasing entry to selected Lufthansa lounges.
If you are a Frequent Traveller your companions can choose between the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany and the USA and the Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt Airport. Costs for one-time access are 25 euros or 35 US dollars per person for the Business Lounges and 50 euros or 70 US dollars for the Welcome Lounge.
As a Senator you are already able to invite one companion, as well as your own children under 18, to join you in Lufthansa Senator Lounges free of charge. Additional companions can purchase entry to the Lufthansa Senator Lounges in Germany and the USA. Costs for one-time entry are 40 euros or 50 US dollars per person. Of course Senators' companions can also purchase entry to the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany and the USA and the Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt.
Vouchers for lounge admission can be bought at the Lufthansa ticket counters at the relevant departure airports in Germany and the USA immediately before your visit to the lounge. Vouchers for the Welcome Lounge can be obtained on arrival in Frankfurt Airport at the Lufthansa ticket counter. To purchase a voucher you must have a boarding pass for a Lufthansa intercontinental flight.
To enter the lounges with their travelling companions, Frequent Travellers and Senators must show their Miles & More status card and both they and their companions must be in possession of boarding passes for a Lufthansa operated flight valid for that day and airport of departure.
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NUMBER 86. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1897. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution, unsec- iarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 300 students in College, Normal, College Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 317 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all •of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 9,400 volumes, apparatus and other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about $33,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $20,000 a year in donations from its friends, to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year, over and above the nominal tuition fees paid by the student. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards, or any smaller sums, are solicited for general current expenses. Remittances of donations, or inquiries for further information, may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga, A terra cotta fountain has been given to the institution by. Mr. W. D. Smith, our business manager. It has been placed in the center of the triangle in front of Stone Hall, and adds materially to the good looks of our campus. ----------------------------------------- The enrolment of the school still continues to increase. November has brought quite a number of accessions, and the total registration is now over 800. Our foot ball team went to Nashville and played a game with Fisk University Oct. 29. The boys were defeated, but felt that they had engaged in a good fair game, honestly won by the Fisk team. They report themselves as handsomely entertained by their opponents. No serious casualty resulted from the game. The first public rhetorical exercise of the year came the night of Nov. 12 . There was a large attendance and a good program. One of the essays, by Miss Hamilton, '98N, appears in another column of this issue of the Bulletin. The first issue of the Scroll for the present year has appeared, and presents a very tasty appearance. This is the student paper published monthly under the auspices of the Phi Kappa Society. Geo F. Porter ('99) is the editor-in-chief, Geo. A. Towns ('94) is a-lumni editor, Edward L. Simon ('00) is business manager. To these and to their associates we wish all success during the year. The subscription price is fifty cents. Four of our teachers went to Nashville, seeing the game, visiting the centennial exposition, and being hospitably entertained at Fisk University. They were Mr. Towns, Misses Marvin, Haynes and Smith. In Christian Work for Nov. 4 is an interesting article by Rev. Ellsworth Bonfils on "Southern Colored Education. The Material—Its Best Treatment." A friend has offered to give us a small sum of money towards fitting up a gymnasium. The school provides as a room a large room in the basement of South Hall, formerly used by the grammar department. Our regular funds are not adequate to helping in this, but we can provide the room, and, to a certain extent, student labor. The special gift in money will help us to the beginning of a gymnasium. Now that the yellow fever epidemic is subsiding, it is pleasant to call attention to the healthfulness of Atlanta. This city has been opened to refugees during the whole time, thereby incurring the inconvenience of being quarantined against in several quarters. Only two cases of fever occured here however, both being refugees from infected cities, and in neither case did the disease spread. Atlanta is nearly 1200 feet above the level of the sea, is naturally well drained, and reported to be the third healthiest city in the United States. In its healthfulness, therefore, as well as in its strategic position, it is just the place in which to locate such an institution as the Atlanta University.
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Posted by blackfish on 2009-05-05
They'll call you to do due dili when they're investing in other companies.
Spent quite a while on the phone with one of their principals who had reached out to us. Asked a lot of detailed questions about markets and business models. He then disappeared and no longer responded to emails.
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As an investor and board member, NAV has been very supportive. Each partner has had extensive operational/entrepreneurial experience, so they fully appreciate that progress isn't always as linear as one would like. They don't get easily spooked, certainly since they believe in our long term success. This is what you want in an early stage investor. They are much more active than most VCs I have worked with, perhaps because they limit the number of boards each partner participates on. They do a good job of helping us focus on strategic and operational priorities. I especially like the positive feedback when things go right. All too often, investors dwell on the negative. Not so with NAV.
NAV did their full pro rata in our recently completed B round. They probably would have done more if we had the room.PRIVATE: Members Only (1242 Characters)
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Worked with Scott Johnson through the whole process. Very intelligent partner and quickly understood our market and how our technology could be adapted quickly. He has a deep understanding of the interactive advertising space. Despite the 2009 market, the terms were favorable and we do recommend east coast startups to pitch to them. Post closing, he was quick to help us recruit top talent for select roles.PRIVATE: Members Only
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We met with each of the partners and received approval from each of them. You'll have quite a lot of diligence with these guys. Nevertheless, they'll treat you fairly and are one of the better investors outside of New York.
If you're looking for a lead and not on the east coast, don't bother.PRIVATE: Members Only (194 Characters)
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The team at NAV was great to work with. They helped us grow the business from the beginning stages through a sale, 5 years later. They were a stragetic business partner who kept our team focused on the important issues and didn't get overly nervous when we would hit a "bump" in the road. Overall, great partners and I'd do business with them again!PRIVATE: Members Only


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The Fifth Annual KTMP All Stars Concert
Music City's finest student musicians will once again take the stage during CMA's Fifth Annual Keep the Music Playing All Stars Concert on Tuesday, Jan. 28 (6:00 PM/CT). Taking place for the first time at the CMA Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, this year's concert will be hosted by EMI Nashville recording artist and CMA Awards nominee Eric Paslay.
CMA's Keep the Music Playing All Stars Concert honors several of the brightest music groups from Metro Nashville Public Schools that have benefited from CMA's Keep the Music Playing music education initiative. The event will feature performances from five Nashville school groups including Hillwood High School Wind Ensemble; Hull-Jackson Montessori Strings; Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet and Martin Luther King Academic Magnet School Strings; John F. Kennedy Middle School Choir and Concert Band; and the McGavock High School Capital Sounds Show Choir.
Check out last year's event, hosted by Scotty McCreery
The CMA Foundation exists to provide financial support to worthwhile causes that are important to the Country Music Association and the Country Music community. The CMA Foundation places special emphasis on serving the needs of CMA's core constituents and nonprofit organizations with initiatives that preserve the legacy of the format, music education, and respond to such other needs that may be identified in the future by the CMA.
Each year, hundreds of Country artists perform at CMA Music Festival for free, and to show its appreciation for their dedication and time, CMA donates half the net proceeds from the event to benefit music education programs on behalf of the artists and celebrities as part of a program called Keep the Music Playing.
The origins of the program began in 2001, when CMA Music Festival, then known as Fan Fair, moved to downtown Nashville for the first time. From 2001-2005, participating artists could select individual charities for donations and CMA contributed more than $800,000 to hundreds of worthy causes.
In 2006, the CMA Artist Relations Committee, led by Kix Brooks formerly of Brooks & Dunn, decided to channel those financial resources into a single cause – music education – through CMA's "Keep the Music Playing" campaign to have a more meaningful impact in an area of importance to the entire music community.
When the program began, it had been more than 30 years since new instruments had been purchased for Metro Nashville Public Schools. Children were turned away from music programs because there weren't enough instruments. In other cases, four to five students would share a single trombone. The instruments in the program where held together with duct tape by band directors since funding for necessary repairs was non-existent.
Through the generosity of the Country artist community, CMA has been able to donate $7.6 million to purchase more than 5,000 instruments providing students in Metro Nashville and abroad a strong reason to stay in school.
Studies show that students who participate in the arts are more likely to graduate. Metro's performing arts students have a 98 percent graduation rate compared to 78 percent for the general population.
Having recognized the impact of Keep the Music Playing on Metro Nashville schools, The CMA Foundation decided to expand the program by donating $20,000 to PS 103 Elementary School in The Bronx, New York. The grant was used to equip two brand new music classrooms with instruments and curriculum. CMA Award winning artist, Dierks Bentley, was on hand for the donation, toured the classrooms, and was able to meet many of the children that the donation impacted.
Donations to date
With over $7 million contributed to date, funds have been used to build music labs, provide sound and lighting equipment for school auditoriums, and purchase thousands of instruments for the district's 144 public schools. CMA currently donates the Keep the Music Playing funds to the Nashville Public Education Foundation, formerly the Nashville Alliance for Public Education, which works directly with Metro Schools to purchase instruments at a discounted rate.
The total also includes a $1 million endowment gift for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's "Words and Music" program, which assists language arts and music teachers with classroom instruction in the basics of songwriting, and includes a donation in July 2009 to cover travel costs for 40 students from W.O. Smith School of Music to attend a Country-themed music event at the White House.
"Be Instrumental" Instrument Drives
Keep the Music Playing also encourages communities to support their local band programs by donating used musical instruments during "Be Instrumental" instrument drives. The instruments will be refurbished and put into the hands of a music student. Country artist Jimmy Wayne was on-hand to collect instruments during the inaugural "Be Instrumental" drive at the 2009 CMA Music Festival in Nashville. American Idol finalist Bo Bice even hand-delivered his own mint condition clarinet during the event.
All Stars Concert
Held annually at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center, the Keep the Music Playing All Stars Concert honors the best elementary, middle, and high school music programs in Metro Nashville Public Schools by giving them the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform on a world class stage. Country star Scotty McCreery hosted the 2013 event in February and performed "The River," written by CMA board member Victoria Shaw, with students from Sylvan Park Elementary.
All Stars Marching Band
Since 2011, the Keep the Music Playing All Stars Marching Band has performed in the CMA Music Festival Kick Off Parade. The marching band is comprised of the top band students from many of Metro's public high schools and is under the direction of a different band director each year.


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Oddity with Delicious Bookmarks and RSS Feed
So today, bookmarks posted from delicious.com onto the Yet Another Linux Blog RSS feed. This isn't normal…I don't post bookmarks from that service here…in fact, I haven't used them since they were bought out. I remember experimenting with bookmarks posting … Continue Reading →
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Back to the Basics with Debian
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An epidural blood patch is when a small amount of blood is used to seal a puncture site in the spine as a result of a spinal tap procedure . The patch helps restore normal pressure in the spinal fluid.
Reasons for Procedure
This procedure is done to relieve a spinal headache that does not go away on its own. A spinal headache can develop after a spinal tap procedure when too much spinal fluid leaks internally and reduces pressure in the spine.
This procedure is quite common and relief is often immediate.
Possible Complications
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have an epidural blood patch, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Bleeding
- Bad reaction to the anesthesia, contrast dye solution, or sedative medicine (eg, light-headedness, low blood pressure, and/or wheezing)
- Infection
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Taking blood thinners prior to the procedure
- Current infection
Be sure to discuss these risks with your doctor before the epidural blood patch.
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- Your doctor will do a thorough physical exam and explain the risks and benefits of the procedure.
- Discuss all allergies with your doctor.
- You will need to sign a consent form.
- Arrange for a ride home.
- You may be asked to stop eating and drinking for 2-6 hours before the procedure.
- If possible, you will be asked to stop taking aspirin , anti-inflammatory medicines, certain supplements (eg, vitamin E ), and blood-thinning medicines for up to 10 days before the procedure. Discuss stopping these medicines with your doctor.
- You may be asked to avoid certain herbal supplements prior to the procedure, such as fish oil .
- Take your other medicines as usual.
Local anesthesia will be used at the puncture site, so you should not feel any pain during the procedure.
Description of the Procedure
In the operating room, two IVs (needles) will be inserted in your arms for medicines and fluids and drawing blood. You may be given a sedative to ease anxiety.
You will lie face down on the table. The doctor will wash and sanitize your back. An x-ray machine may be used to help the doctor guide a small needle to the area where spinal fluid is leaking. Contrast dye solution will be injected and more x-rays will be taken. The doctor will draw a small amount of your blood and inject it into the correct area of the spine. This should clot, or seal, the leakage.
How Long Will It Take?
About 30 minutes
How Much Will It Hurt?
You will remain awake and be asked to lie still during the procedure. Local anesthesia injected should block any pain. You may feel a slight pressure during the procedure.
Average Hospital Stay
After resting, you may be able to go home the same day.
Post-procedure Care
- You will be taken to a recovery room for a few hours.
- You will be asked to lie flat and still.
- You will be monitored and given IV fluids.
- After a few hours, you will be asked to get up and move around slowly.
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Continue bed rest and gradual gentle movement for the first 24 hours.
- For 2-3 days, avoid sudden movements, lifting, or strenuous physical activity.
- Drink plenty of fluids. You may eat a normal diet.
- Return to your activities as tolerated.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions .
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- Limb weakness, numbness, or unusual sensations
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Full disclosure
In a previous post I may have implied a distaste for Kindle- the e-reader product from amazon. When my wife asked me about getting a Kindle months ago I said "I'll never get one- I like holding a book and turning pages". Well, the Sprague kids (who seem to enjoy proving me wrong) got together this Christmas and bought their old man (against my protests) a Kindle. I love it.
Not the first time I was wrong about whether I would like something.
A gift for the governor
Why, anybody can have a brain. That's a very mediocre commodity. Every pusillanimous creature that crawls on the Earth or slinks through slimy seas has a brain. Back where I come from, we have universities, seats of great learning, where men go to become great thinkers. And when they come out, they think deep thoughts and with no more brains than you have! But they have one thing you haven't got - a diploma. Therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Universitatus Committeatum E Pluribus Unum, I hereby confer upon you the honorary degree of Th. D...that's Doctor of Thinkology. -- The Wizard of Oz
If I were a great and terrible wizard, or even a humbug with power and a following, I'd award new governor Scott Walker an honorary college degree. (Since we're in Oz now, we can play fast and loose with the University of Wisconsin Committee on Honorary Degrees rule that excludes elected officals.)
After all, it's for a greater good: helping Walker find his way to the home that Wisconsin might be for all of us.
Walker lacks a college degree. I don't think that's a reflection on his intelligence. After all, he's been Milwaukee County Executive for seven years and before that served in the state assembly for five terms. He ran an excellent and successful campaign. Even this Barrett supporter has to admit that Walker was far better able to articulate a compelling message.
But Walker's lack of a degree creates problems.
- It puts him in an uncomfortable position to advocate for education, something any governor must do, and ours especially. One of Wisconsin's lingering business problems is having a somewhat less educated workforce than other states.
- It makes him an uncomfortable model for even his own children.I suppose he's a good model for the Horatio Alger approach (hard work allows worthy youth to overcome odds), but most of us would want our kids to combine an excellent education with that same hard work. It just increases the odds.
- Finally, I think it's at the base of his uncomfortable, ambivalent, even adversarial, relationship with the state's great but faltering public university system.
If you don't have something others value, like a degree, it's easy to say that thing really doesn't have much value. Remember the parable of the sour grapes?
I have a vested interest in this issue. My kids go to the University of Wisconsin in Madison and Milwaukee. I work for the University (though not in a union, tenured, or high-paid position). But I'd worry about maintaining higher education as one of the key parts of the prosperity puzzle anyway. The best world has great public universities AND great private ones, feeding and interacting with business, government, and all the other parts of the success puzzle.
Having a degree doesn't make people smarter. Sometimes, it does what the Wizard does, putting a mess of pudding in one's head. But doing the work of learning makes people smarter. And there are all kinds of "schools" for that, including the one Walker has attended. Still, a good liberal arts education exposes you to methods that can help you think better, ideas that give you a broader context. And it makes you fit more easily into the crowd of leaders.
Since Walker now leads all of Oz and not just the Emerald City, it would be nice to lift what very well may be an obstacle to his confidence and clear headedness. Just take the issue off the plate. After all, Oz didn't give the Tin Man, the Lion, or the Scarecrow anything that they didn't already have.
Mayfair Mall - What We SHOULDN'T Do
Sunday afternoon, while many of us were watching the Packer game, an incident occurred at Mayfair Mall. Depending on the reports you've heard or read, it's been called a "melee" and even "mayhem." Based on the little I know, it does sound somewhat scary. Apparently, a gun was fired in the parking lot, there was some chaos and confusion inside the mall and Mayfair ended up closing 20 minutes early. Here is the most recent report that I could find on the incident.
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Random Musings and Idle Chit Chat
Last Sunday after I heard about the ruckus at the Mayfair Mall I thought maybe I should blog about it.
My pal Karen did instead. The upside of this is now I can comment all I want over there on her blog. After she did all the heavy lifting. Thank you Karen.
Welcome to the Blue Bungalow!
Greetings, friends, and welcome to the Blue Bungalow Farm. This blog is an extension of my original weblog, which has been in existence since the winter of 2009. Around that time I grew interested in raising awareness about sustainability, particularly where I live in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. So I launched a blog called "Sustainable Tosa." That blog was instrumental in the organization of the Tosa Farmers Market: through my writing I was able to connect with other folks interested in creating a sustainable farmers market for our city. After much meeting and planning, we kicked-off the market with a preview of the 2010 season on September 26, 2009. Later, in June of 2010, we launched the highly anticipated weekly market in the heart of Wauwatosa's Village. The first season had a very successful run, with over 40 weekly vendors and thousands of patrons. We're now gearing up for an even bigger 2011 season.
Around the same time I started the Sustainable Tosa blog, I started another blog, called the Blue Bungalow Microfarm. The blog is named for my home: a fairly typical Milwaukee bungalow built in 1918. Since about 2007 I have been slowly working toward turning my drafty old house with its "postage stamp" yard into a sustainable "microfarm." The purpose of the Blue Bungalow blog was and is to serve as a place to document my experiences "transitioning" into sustainable living. At the Blue Bungalow blog, I continue to write about composting, vermicomposting, edible landscaping, indoor gardening, home energy efficiency, urban homesteading, and much more. Now, as I prepare to begin Master Gardener training and hope to further educate others about composting and sustainability, I am launching an extension of my blog here at WauwatosaNow, where I hope to share my humble discoveries with a wider audience.
A Public Service Announcement
I was speaking with someone over at The Mothership the other day and wasn't at all surprised to learn that WauwatosaNOW continues to be the most popular of all of the community websites.
I was also told that the collection of bloggers here happens to garner more readers than any of the other NOW sites as well.
Curious George learns about business in Thailand
Son George, a Wauwatosa West graduate and junior in business school at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is spending this semester in Thailand.
Quite an adventure for a kid who's never had much chance to travel.
Helping make this possible was a small scholarship for studying expanding markets in Asia. I hope that kind of help survives the new "more austerity for little people" approach to getting through our state's serious budget problems.
And not just because the children of people with modest incomes need a little extra financial help. That kind of knowledge and experience is what the rest of the world expects of business people.
Our Facebook chat conversation this morning went like this (please excuse Facebook casualness):
Mom: I hear you're humbled by the European students' knowledge of geography.
George: i'm humbled in general by my lack of cultural knowledge but hey
im learning.
Mom: You taking advantage of those perks (in the "dorm": sauna, pool, aerobics classes)? AND learning geography?
George: europeans know a lot though. yes and yes. school is fascinating as well great professors.
we are actually going to work with business to facilitate international trade with thailand. i'm excited for that.
Talk about getting down to business fast.
George mentions his wonderful professors in Thailand:
George: see, they are international and experienced. one is an indian who works in LA and consults for international trade. one is a swiss guy who worked hospitality and sold a series of 5 star hotels and retired then started teaching. one is a hilarious and demanding thai guy with great examples and anecdotes. i dunno. its pretty cool.
Pretty cool indeed. George's learning curve so far has been off-the-charts fast. Of course, it's facilitated by contact with people who have very different ideas and world views, different knowledge sets and values. Different experiences.
There's a lesson in there somewhere. Can Wisconsin "open for business" guided entirely by a new insular "in crowd" (as opposed to the old one)? This isn't just a problem for Governor Walker, this problem of narrowing the circle of advisors and ideas: it's a problem for President Obama, as it was for President Bush.
George McLaughlin will be a valuable asset for whatever business hires him – or better yet, whatever business he creates. But will Wisconsin be the place he'll want to do business? Can we keep him "down on the farm" after he's seen a wider world?
That will depend greatly on how well we educate our people here, how creative and innovative we are, not just on how fast we reduce worker's wages.
There Is Your Dagger!
The Packers beat Philly at the last moment with a stunning end zone interception by Tramon Williams.
You're probably thinking that this had everything to do with superior play calling, a reemerging running game and a brilliant defense.
Recycling the Christmas Tree
By now most Tosans' Christmas trees are curbside as we await this week's garbage pick-up, when, on our scheduled garbage day, the trees will be hauled away and turned into mulch. In the past I have pruned off the branches of my Christmas trees and saved them for mulching and composting. This year I was busy, so I decided simply to send our dried up balsam fir to the city. My husband dragged the tree out to the curb last weekend.
Guess the Critter
One of the nice things about all of the fresh snow we're getting is that there are plenty of opportunities to find fresh critter tracks.
This critter can travel using a variety of gaits - walk, trot, lope or gallop. It usually travels in a direct register gait.
Dreams Really Can Come True
In about a month my poms team, Wauwatosa Esprit Pom and Dance, and I are going to the happiest place on earth to dance down Main Street USA. Needless to say I'm really excited.
Some people may think it's slightly ridiculous that I have already started thinking about what I'm going to pack. But I just can't help myself.
Friday Morning Music
What better way to start your weekend than with this really nice acoustic piece by Patty Griffin...
May poles and stripper poles
One of the great pleasures of growing older is tormenting people with your fond recollections of the past.
I, for example, can remember a time when the word "pole" brought to mind tether balls and the month of May.
The May pole was a quaint custom to welcome spring. Pretty ribbons were attached to the top of a pole, and young girls in sprightly frocks each held a free end. Music would start and we'd dance around the pole, half circling one way, the other half the other, weaving the ribbon around the pole.
They tried to make the boys do it too, but they rebelled and usually managed to muck up the dance by running wild, tangling things up hopelessly.
That reminds me of a political metaphor but I'll leave it to your imagination.
We danced the May pole on the first of May. That day, we also made little paper cones with pipe cleaner handles, filled them with flowers or candy, and left them on our neighbor's doors. It was a sign of goodwill and shared pleasure in the end of winter.
My sister and I made sure we left May baskets at Mrs. Tebo's door. She was one of those charming old ladies who kept you supplied with gum and cookies and did not yell at you for stepping on her grass.
Nowadays (signal for here it comes: the world going to hell in a handbasket!! statement), young girls are more likely to be familiar with stripper poles. Mylie Cyrus announced her move to adulthood by gyrating on one. Oprah and lady magazines like Redbook endorse them for their audiences of earnest, efficient women eager to burn calories and gain the attention of their husbands. There's even a movement to make pole dancing an Olympic sport.
And now Wauwatosa may be getting its own stripper poles at a place to be called Mad Dog Saloon. Dominic LaLicata wants to take over the Applebee's family restaurant on 68th and State, installing a large stage and poles.
Save These Dates!
With the recent snows, it may be a good time to remind ourselves that spring will eventually come and Tosans will once again emerge from hibernation to take part in the many activities that make this such a great place to live.
Here are a few dates you will definitely want to mark on your calendar:
Joe Bartolotta @ St. Bernard's Annual Spaghetti Dinner Feb.5
~Join Us! Bring family and friends. All are welcome~
The Annual Spaghetti Dinner Catered by Joe Bartolotta & sponsored by the Athletic Association
Scams Still Exist
Scam artists remain persistent and are getting inventive in their approach. One constant remains however; unknowing victims are cooperating with those doing the scamming by responding to their suspicious solicitations.
Scam artists are becoming more popular and the reason is simple. Technology is making it very easy to get information to large groups of people, or in this case potential victims. Whether using e-mail, conventional mail, or the telephone, mass communication is easier than ever.
Sunday, January 30: Wauwatosa Catholic School! Sneak Peek!
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Telent CLX import
Allow :internet as a valid protocol for open-x-stream. Fixes a typo too.
- the CLX build process no longer links to socket.o (functionality has been moved to Lisp) - fixes to error reporting on CLX connection attempts - fix bug in type declarations in TEXT-EXTENTS-SERVER and TEXT-WIDTH-SERVER (declared to be strings, but called with buffer-text16). From Daniel Barlow via the portable-clx-devel mailing list.
Fix typo. We need a HOLDING-LOCK macro for non MP systems too.
Various cleanups to CLX: - use the native socket support to establish connections to the X server, instead of the horrible code in lisp/socket.c (to be deleted eventually). This works for both inet and local connections to the server. - remove some stale non-CMU conditionalized code (given that a portable CLX distribution is being maintained at telent.net, and a different distribution in CLOCC) - bugfix to type declaration IMAGE-XY->IMAGE-Z (from Christopher Rhodes) - new build-time feature conditional #+clx-debugging that increases the amount of consistency checking make by CLX when enabled
Enable type checking code in CLX when the clx-debugging *feature* is present.
Remove dead files and dead conditionalized code for dead platforms.
Add CMUCL style file-comment's; from Peter Van Eynde.
Rename those boolean types which should be (or null (not null)) to generalized-boolean. CLX originally defined the boolean type to be a generalized boolean, however ANSI CL introduced a more restrictive boolean type (or nil t) which had been used by clx which broke code passing generalized booleans. Since the generalized-boolean type is equivalent to T the declarations could have been flushed, but are retained for documentation purposes.
Cleanup the IP address conventions used by the internet functions. The network address representation had been used on many ports, but linux used the the host address in many cases. Now all the functions use the host address convention with conversion between the network convention performed by ntoh and hton when necessary.
Multi-process support for CLX.
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