For my long-term project this semester, I'm revisiting some of the data and source material about jazz and music-hall performances in Paris during the 1920s. At first, I just wanted to tie up lose ends- although I finished a jazz venues map, I still have a lot of event data and pictures from specific performances that didn't end up being incorporated into any finished product at the end of the summer. However, in light of recent discussions we've had in class, I'm re-evaluating exactly what my maps should look like.
During the summer, I envisioned a chronological pin-drop map, in which a user could watch dots representing specific performances appear and disappear over time, and could click on specific points to see a photo or descriptive information about that event. However, I ran into some problems with this idea that I never really found a way to solve. For example, venues ran performances all-night, every night, so any substantive "change over time" would have been difficult to see. Additionally, there would have been a high volume of very similar events, which means that exploring the individual pins could have been quite repetitive.
Moving forward, I have a different idea about how to display my research on a map. I want my priority to be descriptive or embedded media, which means that every event is not going to be represented. Rather than choosing events arbitrarily, I'm thinking of making maps with more narrow topics. For example, one Timeline JS-type map could follow Josephine Baker around to the different venues where she took up a performing residencies in Paris and beyond. (If I did this for another artist as well, the ArcGIS Storymap tool could make comparison between the two very straightforward). This would lower the number of data points that the user has to contend with, and it means that I could focus my efforts on embedding media and primary sources like photos of costumes or set pieces, program covers, newspaper reviews, or archival video/sound clips. I'm also looking forward to exploring the possibilities of presenting this kind of information in Omeka Neatline, since it is designed for this more exhibition-based/curatorial approach.


With one of the highest traffic death rates in the Western Hemisphere, Brazil recently took a bold step by requiring all professional drivers to pass a hair drug test when they apply for license renewals every five years.
Effective Jan. 1, the Brazilian federal government hopes the law will act as a powerful deterrent to drivers, many of whom transport goods on 18-wheelers on Brazilian highways. By requiring hair testing instead of less-sensitive urinalysis, more professional drivers who use drugs and alcohol habitually will be prevented from renewing licenses, keeping the roads safer.
Acton-based Psychemedics, already deeply entrenched in the Brazilian drug-testing market, sees it as an opportunity. The company, which currently operates one lab in Culver City, Calif., announced last week that it may build a second lab in Brazil as a result of the new drug-testing law.
"If the volume justifies it, we will definitely build a lab in Brazil," CEO Ray Kubacki said Monday.
Today, Psychemedics' hair tests – which are patented by the publicly-traded company and provide more sensitive detection of drug and alcohol use than urine tests, as well as many other hair tests on the market — are available in Brazil through the company's independent distributor, Psychemedics Brazil. That partnership goes back 15 years.
"They've done a great job in securing the business that is there … hair-testing business. They've certainly been the leader down there, no question" said Kubacki, who noted the company provides drug testing in 31 countries.
Psychemedics Brazil will continue to provide Psychemedics drug tests at clinics throughout Brazil, and those will be shipped, as usual, to Culver City for analysis. But if the driver's license-renewal law generates enough new business, Kubacki said it will be time to build a second lab, and the first overseas for the 26-year-old company.
By implementing a hair drug-testing requirement, Kubacki said the Brazilian government has gone a step beyond what the U.S. government requires of professional drivers. Here, drivers are required to submit urine tests to screen for drug and alcohol use, and those tests often fall short.
Kubacki cited data compiled by transportation company J.B. Hunt, a Psychemedics client, which found that of 65,000 specimens subject to both hair testing and urinalysis, urine testing identified 559 positive results, while hair testing identified 3,690.
In Brazil, the difference will likely be meaningful. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Brazil had a traffic death rate of 22.5 per 100,000 people in 2010. That's much higher than rates of 6.8 in Canada, 6.7 in Guatemala, 14.7 in Mexico, and 11.4 in the United States. All told, 43,869 people died in traffic accidents in Brazil that year.


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require 'spec_helper'
module Alf
  class Database
    describe Options, "install_options_from_hash" do

      let(:viewpoint){ Module.new{ include Viewpoint } }

      subject{ Options.new(h) }

      context 'when valid, coercable options with viewpoint' do
        let(:h){ {schema_cache: "false", viewpoint: viewpoint} }

        it 'sets the options as expected' do
          subject.schema_cache?.should eq(false)
          subject.viewpoint.should be(viewpoint)
          subject.viewpoint.should be(viewpoint)
        end
      end

      context 'when valid, coercable options with viewpoint' do
        let(:h){ {schema_cache: "false", viewpoint: viewpoint} }

        it 'sets the options as expected' do
          subject.schema_cache?.should eq(false)
          subject.viewpoint.should be(viewpoint)
          subject.viewpoint.should be(viewpoint)
        end
      end

      context 'when an option is not known' do
        let(:h){ {nosuchone: "blah"} }

        it 'raises an error' do
          lambda{
            subject
          }.should raise_error(ConfigError, /No such option `nosuchone`/)
        end
      end

      context 'when an option cannot be coerced' do
        let(:h){ {schema_cache: "blah"} }

        it 'raises an error' do
          lambda{
            subject
          }.should raise_error(ConfigError, /Invalid option value `schema_cache`: `blah`/)
        end
      end

      attr_writer :hello_world

      context 'when trying to cheat' do
        let(:h){ {hello_world: "blah"} }

        it 'raises an error' do
          lambda{
            subject
          }.should raise_error(ConfigError, /No such option `hello_world`/)
        end
      end

    end
  end
end

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The Hilton Garden Inn Chesapeake/Greenbrier is in the heart of the Chesapeake Corporate District. It is convenient to numerous corporations and businesses that are very useful to almost any traveler. Guests can easily access any local point of interest from this centrally located hotel. The oceanfront is only 15 miles away at Virginia Beach, the airport is only 5 miles away, and all Military Bases are only a 10-15 minute drive from the Hilton Garden Inn Chesapeake/Greenbrier.
The Hilton Garden Inn Chesapeake/Greenbrier has two on-site restaurants for guests to enjoy. The Great American Grill is open seven days a week from 6:30 am until 10:30 am for breakfast, and 5 pm until 10 pm for dinner and room service. Here, guests can enjoy freshly prepared American cuisine in a relaxed, casual setting. Also on-site is the Pavilion Pantry, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Here, guests can pick up a take-away meal to eat on the go or in their guest room. Take-away meals are made for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and include both refrigerated, frozen, and microwaveable packaged items.


The last year has been one of great celebrations for the Clemson football program. It doesn't get much better than winning the ACC title, the Fiesta Bowl and the national title. And now, the 2017 Tigers are once again in position to make another College Football Playoff run.
The same can be said for former Tiger head coach Danny Ford. On Jan. 9, 2017 on the morning of the national title game, it was announced that Ford would join former Clemson mentors John Heisman, Jess Neely and Frank Howard in the College Football Hall of Fame.
Today will be an on-campus recognition for this honor, and in December, he will be honored in New York City. We all look forward to seeing his permanent recognition in Atlanta at the College Football Hall of Fame.
What Ford accomplished was truly remarkable, especially when you consider his youth at the time of some of his most significant accomplishments.
First, his mere appointment as head coach in December 1978 was amazing, as he was hired to lead the program at the age of 30 after Charley Pell left for Florida. Ford was the youngest Division I head coach in the nation at the time.
And what did he do in his first game? Ford guided the Tigers to a 17-15 win in the Gator Bowl over a top-20 Ohio State team led by hall of famer Woody Hayes.
The following year, he led the Tigers to an 8-4 record and a victory over hall of fame coach Dan Devine of Notre Dame. When he defeated the Fighting Irish in South Bend at the age of 31, he became the second-youngest coach to beat the Fighting Irish in Notre Dame Stadium. That second-place ranking still stands today.
Then two years later at the age of 33, he became the youngest coach in college football history to win the national championship. That distinction still holds true today, and I bet it will for many years to come. None of the 130 FBS coaches are as young as Ford was in 1981, as Lincoln Riley (Oklahoma) is the youngest (turned 34 on Sept. 5).
Ford's performance in the postseason was remarkable. Four of his six bowl wins were over hall of fame coaches Joe Paterno (Penn State), Barry Switzer (Oklahoma), Hayes (Ohio State) and Tom Osborne (Nebraska).
The Alabama graduate won five ACC titles, second most in Tiger history behind Frank Howard, and coached Clemson to seven top-20 seasons, including three top-10 campaigns. At the end of the 1989 season, he was the third-winningest active coach in the nation on a winning-percentage basis.
When people ask me why Ford was so successful, it goes back to preparation. A story comes to mind.
In 1989, the Tigers played Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. The Hokies were coached by Frank Beamer, certainly another mentor who will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame soon.
Coming off a 34-23 win at Florida State, the Tigers showed no signs of a letdown, defeating the Hokies 27-7 in Blacksburg. Virginia Tech's only touchdowns came on a kickoff return.
Clemson had a dominant defense in 1989, led by future pros Levon Kirkland, Chester McGlockton, Dexter Davis, Ed McDaniel and many others. But as I watched this game from the press box, it seemed as if the Tigers knew what was coming.
After the game, I walked with Ford to midfield to shake hands with Beamer. After he did, Ford got down on the ground in front of Beamer in an offensive lineman stance. He put his palm flat on the ground, then put his hand on the ground with just his fingers touching.
He then got up, said something to Beamer, shook hands and walked towards the locker room.
On the way to the locker room, I asked Ford what he was doing on the ground.
And that attention to detail is why Ford was an incredible winner and is being honored today.


Based on cluster analysis and discriminant analysis, we identified 9 different types of maturity being measured by the collected BPMMs.
We therefore mapped the 69 BPMMs to 17 sub capabilities and 6 main capabilities, and also considered the number of business processes being addressed (i.e. one, more or all).
Van Looy, A., De Backer, M. and Poels, G. (2014). A conceptual framework and classification of capability areas for business process maturity. Enterprise Information Systems, 8(2), 188-224.
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Surgery such as an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) results in a scar. The skin's natural healing process creates tension that causes a scar and scar tissue to form. The scar's severity depends on the wound's depth and the amount of scar tissue formed while it heals.
Relieving the tension created during the healing process assists in managing the formation of scars for patients who undergo surgery.


Texas girl diagnosed with devastating, inoperable brain tumor. Then something incredible happens, and doctors have no explanation.
Roxli Doss, an 11-year-old Texas girl, received a dire diagnosis of an inoperable and rare brain tumor in June. Despite local doctors insisting that there was no cure for her tumor, Roxli is tumor-free after the brain tumor inexplicably disappeared.
In June, doctors at Dell Children's Medical Center diagnosed Roxli with a tumor called a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, or DIPG.
Roxli's parents, Scott and Gena, even went as far as to hold a benefit for their daughter in August.
Roxli endured several rounds of radiation therapy, though such therapy isn't a cure, according to KBMT-TV, but her parents continued to pray and believe for healing for their daughter.
"And we got it," Gena told the station.
They saw their prayers were answered when their daughter's MRI came back without a trace of the tumor.
Doctors have no explanation as to how the tumor dissipated at all — let alone so fast.
"At Dell Children's, Texas Children's, at Dana-Farber, at John Hopkins, and MD Anderson, all agreed it was DIPG," Scott said, ever grateful that God healed his daughter.
"We didn't know how long she would be healthy and, look at her, she's just doing awesome," he added.


About one in 59 children are now identified as having an autism spectrum disorder. It's four times more common among boys than girls.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Rates of autism in children are rising.
But some therapies, especially if performed early, can help children with autism progress in their development.
Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, has been around since the 1960's--so that means there's a lot of data on it to show that it works.
Many children with autism can act out with unwanted behaviors and that can affect their ability to learn.
Applied Behavior Analysis works to increase helpful behaviors and decrease the harmful ones.
"Like a month after, he was speaking two to three word sentences; making eye contact," Darcy Weber said.
Increase language and communication skills.
Improve attention, focus, social skills, memory and academics.
"Our doctors told us to do ABA; online told us to do ABA. All of the books and research said Applied Behavior Analysis," Lindsey Janklow said.
Nearly every state now requires that insurance companies cover ABA for children with autism. South Dakota became one of them in 2015. But as these parents recently found out that law does not extend to the policies they have on their children.
"No right to appeal, just not covered. So I was shocked," Janklow said.
So what went wrong that cut off these children from getting coverage for ABA?
KELOLAND's Angela Kennecke will ask the insurance companies what happened and find out what lawmakers are trying to do to get their coverage back on Treatment for Autism Denied Monday night on KELOLAND News at 10.


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Chapter Update: Baylor rallies to win in dramatic fashion and six other teams record Week 12 victories
Baylor snapped its five-game slide in dramatic fashion, using a 30-yard John Mayers field goal as time expired to come from behind and beat Kansas State by a point.
The Bears twice overcame nine-point, fourth-quarter deficits and scored the final 10 points, including driving 57 yards in 10 plays to set up the winning kick. QB Charlie Brewer, who was 4-for-4 on the final drive, finished with 405 total yards and two touchdowns each passing and rushing.
Mayers called game.#SicEm | #BUiltDifferent pic.twitter.com/AbHgU7zUg1
— Baylor Football (@BUFootball) November 29, 2020
Penn State: A season-high 254 yards on the ground powered Penn State to its first victory in 2020 with a win on the road at Michigan. The Nittany Lions' last victory in Ann Arbor was 2009. True freshman RB Keyvonne Lee had a career-high 134 yards to pace the offense. Former Penn State Chapter President, quarterback Sean Clifford, chipped in 226 total yards including a 29-yard touchdown scamper. The Nittany Lions defense limited Michigan to fewer than 300 total yards and held the Wolverines to a paltry 5-for-15 on third and fourth down conversions.
Feels good. 😁 #WeAre pic.twitter.com/87UWSrAgRj
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) November 28, 2020
Notre Dame: The No. 2 ranked Fighting Irish scored the final 14 points to pull away from North Carolina down the stretch and post their 15th consecutive victory. Notre Dame's defense held a Tar Heels offense that came in averaging more than 43 points a game to a season-low 17 points and fewer than 300 total yards. RB Kyren Williams had the second three-touchdown game of his career. Notre Dame Chapter President, linebacker Drew White, finished with five tackles including a pair of tackles for a loss and a half-sack.
Clemson: The No. 3 ranked Tigers saw the return of starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence after a two-game absence and Clemson proceeded to score a school-record 31 points in the first quarter against Pitt. Lawrence finished with 403 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns. The Tigers' defense hauled in five turnovers including three interceptions in the first nine Pitt pass attempts. Wide receiver Cornell Powell, had six catches for 176 yards and a touchdown to become only the third Tiger wide receiver to finish with 150 or more receiving yards in back-to-back games and the first since Sammy Watkins in 2013.
Still thinking about this ridiculous play from @andrewbooth21 🤯 pic.twitter.com/hTaC5D3wlw
— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) November 29, 2020
Georgia Tech: The Yellow Jackets amassed more than 375 yards on the ground and freshman quarterback Jeff Sims threw three touchdown passes to pull away from Duke in their 88th meeting. The Yellow Jackets defense forced five turnovers and Tech scored the final 21 points to pull away. Georgia Tech Chapter leaders, offensive linemen Jack DeFoor and Zach Quinney, started at left guard and left tackle, respectively.
Georgia Tech ran for a staggering 𝟯𝟳𝟳 yards in their win over Duke! 😳@GeorgiaTechFB | #ACCFootball
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— ACC Football (@ACCFootball) November 29, 2020
NC State: Powered by a career-high 313 yards and four touchdowns from quarterback Bailey Hockman, the Wolfpack won their third in a row by coming from behind to nudge past fellow chapter school Syracuse. NC State scored the final 16 points after falling behind 29-20 late in the third quarter. Former Syracuse Chapter leader, punter Nolan Cooney, averaged 43.1 yards on seven punts and was named the Orange team captain for the game.
Another 1 in the win column #CountOnMeNC pic.twitter.com/oQiiBCQqSU
— NC State Football (@PackFootball) November 29, 2020
Western Michigan: The Broncos rallied for 10 points in the final 9:12 to stay unbeaten with a victory over Northern Illinois. Wide receiver D'Wayne Eskridge had 285 all-purpose yards including the eighth 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in program history. WMU's defense had five sacks, 13 tackles for a loss and six pass break-ups. Western Michigan Chapter Vice President, safety Jake Moertl, had a solo tackle for the Broncos.
Round-Up: For the second time this season Northwestern overcame a 17-point deficit, only this time the Wildcats couldn't hold on in the fourth quarter as Michigan State scored the final 12 points to hand the Wildcats their first loss of the season. Northwestern Chapter Vice President, defensive lineman Joe Spivak, finished with three tackles. … Maryland wide receiver Dontay Demus Jr. tallied his fourth career 100-yard receiving game and second of the season, posting six receptions for 114 yards including a 43-yard touchdown catch in the loss to No. 11 Indiana. This is the fifth-straight game Demus posted at least four receptions, becoming the first Terp to accomplish that feat since Stefon Diggs in 2014. … Kent State suffered its first loss of the season against a Buffalo team that saw running back Jare Patterson rush for 409 yards and eight touchdowns. Kent State Chapter President, wide receiver Isaac Vance, had six catches for 45 yards.
Each week during the college football season we will feature a player who is an officer for an Uplifting Athletes Chapter. This week we feature Kent State receiver/returner and Chapter President Isaac Vance.
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"Models of Influence: 50 Women Who Reset the Course of Fashion" (on-sale February 10th, 2015 from Harper Design). Nigel Barker—fashion authority, photographer, and host of Oxygen's The Face—presents 50 of the most influential models from the 1940s to today through a wealth of full-color photographs from the world's most renowned fashion photographers and an anecdotal text that reveals each woman's indelible place in the pantheons of fashion and popular culture. Available wherever books are sold.
Andrew Norton: Fashion Photographer "Sometimes I take the film, rub it on my face" "Photography without film, this was cutting edge" "Everyones biting his s**t!!"
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Because Tobey and that woman used to date before he and Lucy met.For almost a year. But now she has like a new boyfriend all the time. Some guy lives with her for a few weeks and then she's single for a few weeks and then there's a new guy there. And we can always tell when she's single and when she's not because when she's not we hardly see her and if we meet her in the basement parking or the elevator or something she just nods and doesn't say much, but when she's living alone she's really chatty and she shows up at our door every now and then, to borrow something or ask for help with something. Like that time she showed up, wearing just a bathrobe as usual, and said that there was no hot water in her shower and maybe Tobey could come and see if he could fix it, and Lucy told her that Cait and I were better at fixing stuff like that anyway, even though we're not at all of course, and so Cait and I went downstairs with her and the hot water worked just fine. Or she asks to borrow batteries, which she does all the time really and one time when that happened Lucy said "Oh come on! We gave you a bunch just two days ago!" and she said "Yeah sorry, I've used them all up already" and she looked at Tobey and winked at him and Lucy looked like she was going to claw her eyes out so I pulled her away from the door and Tobey gave her the batteries and she said "Thanks honey" and gave him a kiss on the cheek and I literally had to hold Lucy back or she probably would have thrown her out the window.But I always kinda liked her. She's hot of course, even if it is in that bimbo kind of way but when she's not wearing all that makeup she's more bakırköy escort naturally pretty if you know what I mean, and she's not a genius by any stretch of the imagination but she's not just a dumb blonde either and she's actually really fun to talk with, and one evening she showed up at our door and said that the remote to her TV wasn't working and I said "Tobe's not here" because I was home alone and she said "Oh okay, I can come back later" and I said "I can have a look, it's probably just the batteries anyway" and she said "Uhm yeah okay", and so I went with her and the problem was that one of the batteries was the wrong way.So I said "You really have to stop doing this" and she said "What?" and I said "Tobey is never ever leaving Lucy, and he'll never cheat on her either.""I know that" she said.Then she said "Would you like something to drink or something?" and I said "Coffee?" and she said "Ew, no but I have tea" and I said "Sure, thanks" even though I don't really like tea.So we sat down and then after a while she said "He's the only guy who's ever been nice to me, you know" and she looked like she was about to cry and suddenly I felt really sorry for her. Then she lit a cigarette and she drew it in deep and then she said "Actually I hate these things. But I'm out of pot. You have any?" and I just shook my head and then she said "I could get some in like ten minutes. But I always have to suck the guy's dick for it."Then she paused for a few seconds and then she said "I'm done with that shit.""With pot?" I said."Fuck no. With dicks. You don't know this cause you're a dyke, but all guys are assholes. Except Tobey. You don't know what happened, huh?""Yeah I do" I said because they had told Cait and me a long time ago, but she just went on as if I had said no. "I jerked him off" she said. "The director. But only because he said I would get the part if I did it. So I did it. And then the same day he called me and said they were giving it to someone else after all. But he said if I slept with him then I would definitely get it. And I freaked out, shouting at him and stuff. And Tobey was there so I had to tell him. And he went over there and beat the shit out of him. And then I got the part. But Tobey and I were through.""He did that for me, even after what I had done," she said. "So I would get the part.""I think he beat him up because of what he made you do," I said and she said "Yeah, I know."Then she sighed and said "And I didn't really care then. About Tobey. Because I thought now I was going to be this big movie star. Walk of fame and red carpets and beşiktaş escort all that crap."She put the cigarette out in the ashtray and then she picked up her phone. "The movie sucks anyway" she said, scrolling through her contacts list and then she called someone, and when they picked up she said "Hey, it's Natalie. Could you come over?" and then "Cool, thanks" and she hung up."Do you want me to leave?" I said and she said "No, I'm just getting some pot" and I said "But you said…""Yeah, whatever" she said. "I have an audition in two days, I need to unwind."And then about fifteen minutes later someone was at the lobby entrance and she got up and buzzed him in and then she said "You should probably hide in the bedroom or something", and so when he was outside the door I did just that.And at first I just sat down on the bed to wait, but when I heard them talking I went over to the door and opened it just a little so I could look out and she was standing by the door with some guy that looked like he was stuck in some old movie, with long hair and a leather jacket and a scar across his chin and he didn't look like a nice person at all and Natalie said "I have cash" and he put his hands on her shoulders and said "You know what it costs, chica" and she said "Yeah, but I really would like to just pay this time" and he said "Sure, no problem, I'm sure you'll find some maricón who likes your money more than your mouth" and then he turned to leave and she said "No, wait".And he turned to her again with this disgusting smile on his face and she got down on her knees in front of him and opened his belt and unzipped his fly and she pulled his pants down a little and he wasn't wearing anything underneath, and she grabbed his dick and started jerking him off. And for a while all she could do was just tug at it because it didn't get hard for a long time, but then it did slowly and she put her mouth over it and sucked him off real fast, her head bobbing back and forth and he grabbed her hair and pulled her away and said "Slow the fuck down!"So she did. And she did it like that for about a minute or so and then she probably thought he was about to come because she let go of it and just jerked him off real fast, aiming it away from her face, but he grabbed her hair again and then he grabbed his dick and put it back in her mouth and he held her head with both hands and fucked her mouth like that, and she grabbed the root of it with her hands to try to keep it from going too deep and then he came in her mouth.And when he let go of her she turned her head a little and spit beylikdüzü escort it all out but most of it just dripped down on her sweater, and she wiped her mouth with her sleeve and even wiped her tongue.And she stood up and he gave her something and she said "That's it?" and he said "Just give me a call when you need more, chica". And then he left.I shut the door and sat back down on her bed so when she came in a few minutes later she wouldn't know that I had seen them, and she was only in her bra and she smiled and said "It's not much but I'll share it with you" and I said "Nah, that's okay. I think I'll just head back home" and she just shrugged and before I left she said "Don't tell Tobey, okay?" and I said "Sure".And when I was back upstairs, Tobey and Lucy were there and Lucy said "Where were you?" and I said "At Natalie's" and Lucy froze and frowned and said "What for??" and I told them about Natalie's remote not working and why it didn't work but i didn't tell them anything else and they both just shook their heads and rolled their eyes, and I walked up to Tobey and put my arms around him and I said "I love you" and I kissed him and he kissed me back and soon Lucy came up behind me and put her arms around me and started to kiss my neck, and as Tobey and I kissed she unbuttoned my blouse and pulled it off me and she rubbed and squeezed my tits and she kissed my neck and my shoulders, and then she kissed her way down my back and she ran her tongue along the waist of my pants as she unbuttoned them from behind and then she pulled them down and she pulled my panties down with them and she kissed my ass cheeks and ran her tongue up and down the crack and I was so wet and I wanted her to stick her tongue in my pussy but I couldn't spread my legs wide enough because of my pants around my ankles and my panties around my knees, but she spread my ass cheeks with her hands so she could put the tip of her tongue on my asshole and Tobey put his hand on my pussy and rubbed my clit and I came with Lucy's tongue as far in as she could get it.And then the three of us went into their bedroom and we all undressed and laid down on the bed, and Tobey got on top of me and then he was inside of me and Lucy sat there beside us and just held my hand and stroked my hair as he fucked me and sometimes she kissed him and sometimes she kissed me and he was all the way in and then all the way out and then all the way in again so slowly, over and over and it felt so good and then he pushed it in real deep one last time when he came and it felt like his cum forced its way into every nook and cranny in there and I didn't want that feeling to stop.And then we fell asleep. And some time during the night Cait crept into bed with us and she put her arms around me and I put my arms around her and it must have been because of something I was dreaming because for a brief moment I was sure she was Natalie.


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Elyria: Point A in Ohio Triangle - by Alex Gildzen (CC#4)
Muriel Rukeyser said that the universe is composed not of atoms, but of stories. Alex Gildzen sees this clearly and is, of all the living writers I've been privileged to know, one of the most adept at putting his life's universe(s) into poetry.
One of the first things I noticed about Alex's work on the page was his often idiosyncratic spelling. For example, where you and I write "started," he spells it "startd" — eliminating the unnecessary letter. He's equally economical in his use of words, distilling the essence of champagne stories into high quality poetic cognac. No mixer, no filler....
I then had the opportunity to meet him at Tres Versing the Panda in May, where he read some of his Elyria poems. I was most impressed. A week or few later, when he offered me the opportunity to publish them, I was nearly giddy with excitement.
Alex's first chapbook (Into the Sea by Abraxas Press of Madison, WI) was published in 1969. Dozens of other books have followed. His most recent, Beth (by Green Panda Press of Cleveland Heights), was released in early 2009. Now Crisis Chronicles Press is pleased to join in this 40th anniversary celebration by announcing our publication of his brand new poetry collection, Elyria: Point A in Ohio Triangle.
This collection of poems is particularly meaningful to me because, like Alex, I was raised in Elyria, Ohio. Albeit in different generations,we grew up in the same neighborhood — even lived on the same street (Lexington Avenue, only three blocks from my current home) at points in our respective childhoods. In Elyria, Alex writes about Cascade Park, where as a young man I slept on picnic tables and wrote poetry on post glacial boulders; about Ely Park, where I waded in the fountain with friends while listening to Prince's Around the World in a Day and drinking Wild Irish Rose; about Black River, which runs behind my dad's old house; and about Kenyon Avenue, where my now-wife lived during the first few years I was in prison. Alex's poems aren't about my experiences with those places. They're about his own. But that makes them all the more evocative for me.
Not only does 2009 mark 40 years since his first chapbook. It also marks 60 years since Alex's first ever published work — when a painting he made of his grade school at age six (now gracing the above cover) appeared in a 1949 Elyria City Schools publication called We Go To School.
I invite you to join in this celebration of Alex's fine work, our unique city of Elyria, and these two very special anniversaries by getting your hands on a copy of Elyria: Point A in Ohio Triangle. The poems in it are perfect true story microcosms of a universe I've always enjoyed exploring. And I believe you'll enjoy the journey as well.
Buy a copy for $5 from Crisis Chronicles Press, 3431 George Avenue, Parma, Ohio 44134 USA. Or order securely using PayPal:
Elyria: Point A in Ohio Triangle is 14 pages, 8.5" x 5.5", inkjet printed on alternating white and ivory paper, and saddle staple bound using beige card stock. Cover image is from a watercolor Alex Gildzen painted of his school as a child. Approximately 200 copies in print.
In the summer of 2013, Crisis Chronicles Press published a newly revised and illustrated edition of Elyria exclusively via Kindle. Click here to get yours. And stay tuned. In April 2015, Crisis Chronicles published a 75-page perfect bound edition of Alex Gildzen's complete Ohio Triangle.
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Sample poem from Elyria: Point A in Ohio Triangle:
on the swing
Mother spots
chipmunk & squirrel
Betty next door
every car that turns
on to Winckles St.
since all politics
is local
she's the mayor
of the block
& knows
her constituents
she tells
me the stories
of each
who pass
then goes inside
to stir the stew
she shares
Poet's biography:
Alex Gildzen was born in California in 1943 but took the train to Ohio at two weeks. He grew up in Elyria — moving from Lexington to Warren to Winckles. He began school at Garford which he painted at age 6.
He attended Kent State, where he was drama critic for the student paper and began the little magazine Toucan with R.L. Carothers. Later he taught English at Kent and became curator of special collections, cataloguing the papers of James Broughton and Jean-Claude van Italie, and the archives of the Open Theater. There he co-edited the bibliographic journal The Serif, with Dean Keller. He also edited the library's Occasional Papers which published poetry by John Ashberry and Gary Snyder, prose by Richard Grossinger and Anais Nin, and art by Alex Katz and Robert Smithson. He took an early retirement so he could move to Santa Fe to write full time. While serving on the board of the local AIDS organization, he produced the first pop concert in the history of Santa Fe opera.
One of Gildzen's works in progress is Ohio Triangle. The other points in the collection are Cleveland and Kent.
Find Alex Gildzen's
blog: http://arroyochamisa.blogspot.com
videos: http://youtube.com/gildzen
papers: http://speccoll.library.kent.edu/faculty/gildzen.html
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Six feet, all woman
Authors: Joshua Pilkington
Since her redshirt season in 2000, Katie Jo Shirley, a 6-foot middle blocker from Hayden, Idaho, has been putting her size and ability to use for Lady Rams of CSU volleyball. One of five children, including a twin brother, the junior took the time to sit down and chat about her recent engagement, family life, religion and – of course – volleyball.
JP: So, when's the big day?
KJS: January third
JP: What was your initial reaction when he popped the question?
KJS: I knew it was coming, but I was still very excited. We didn't set a date right then, but we figured it would be around Christmas break.
JP: Where's the wedding?
KJS: Spokane, Washington
JP: Why Washington?
KJS: His family lives Washington.
JP: Are you getting anxious?
KJS: (Astonished) Heck, are you kidding? He's not even here…I'm dying to see him.
JP: Where's he?
KJS: He's in Montana
JP: School?
KJS: No, he's working on wildfires.
JP: Oh, so he's a firefighter.
KJS: Yeah, he's a wild and firefighter.
JP: So does it distract you being engaged?
KJS: No, but I think it will be strange being the only married woman on the team. I'll be the old one, but I'm the oldest on the team anyway.
JP: Speaking of the team, what kind of influence has (head) coach (Tom) Hilbert had on your career?
KJS: He's a good teacher, he's taught me a lot since I've been here. I mean, my whole game has improved. I redshirted my first year and that helped a lot. Since then my arm swing has improved, my passing and blocking…basically every aspect of my game is better because of Hilbert and our two assistants Karrie (Larsen) and Andy (Klussmann).
JP: What about this team's future? You've played and lost to two top-25 teams (Stanford and Cal-Berkeley) but are still 4-2, how do you see the team progressing from here?
KJS: I think we've been playing really well. We had a couple of easy games last night and this morning, so that may have caught us off guard, but I think with Cal we are totally comparable. We made a few mistakes, but if we can cut down on errors we'll get to where we need to be.
JP: So who's had the biggest influence on you as a player?
KJS: I'd have to say my sister Angie. She played at Oregon State and I just followed in her footsteps for a while.
JP: Why did you choose CSU?
KJS: I had my five visits and I just had a feeling that this is where I needed to be. I have great teammates, good coaches, the people are friendly…I felt like I needed to be here.
JP: Being that you're Mormon, did BYU ever recruit you?
KJS: No, I didn't want to go over there anyway.
JP: Is it hard to live the lifestyle you do while in the college scene?
KJS: No, it's not difficult for me. My teammates respect me a lot and the things that I believe in…the things that I value.
And what could be more valuable than a wedding and a Mountain West Conference Championship on the horizon.


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Heine's boycott has attracted the loyalty of eight of his neo-nazi Twitter friends, though when one includes the number of fake scammer Twitter accounts with which they troll and harass black entertainment figures, the boycotters number over 3,000.
Crayola released a statement that Heine's boycott has had no discernible effect on their sales.
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For adults with any degree of fear in the water, this message does not work, in fact it is counter-productive. That is why many traditional swimming programs have failed for so many adults. It is impossible to relax when worried about what will occur through the experience. If learning to swim was a matter of simply relaxing for a fearful adult, it would have been accomplished it much earlier in life. Learning how the water works and moving calmly in the water must take place before stroke mechanics can ever occur. We know that managing fear is not the answer. We work within basic psychological factors attached to fear, however we are not trained therapists.
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Open source software is nothing new, but the rise in demand for open source contractors is. From small companies to large enterprises like Google, the open source movement is in full swing.
Unsurprisingly, most governments are a few steps behind the latest social and technological trends, so naturally, government contractors are hesitant to join the open source software movement. But here's where it gets interesting: a 2010 report identifies more than 300 government open-source policy initiatives.
Get this, in 2013 Nasa switched from Windows to open-source Drupal so they could have more in-house control over their software, with the liberty to modify, patch, and improve it as needed. Since then, more than a few agencies have been favoring open source software for the combination of lower costs and more control, but it's still a slow progress in the U.S. and in many other countries.
However, the open source movement isn't going away anytime soon, so you might as well begin the conversion to open source development sooner rather than later. But okay, you likely want something a bit more substantial than a one liner to convince you, and also some nice arguments to use as your best selling points when responding to RFPs.
Furthermore, since the code will be open source, as the contractor you'll be able to use existing libraries and modules already developed to solve common problems that many contracts will inevitably share. No need to reinvent the wheel when you're open source. However, if you do need to create your own coding solution, then it'll be a great new addition to the open source community that can only give you more authority as a developer. It's really a win-win type of situation.
Software maintenance is just about as big as software development. As many of you will know, when a contractor is hired for a project there is usually a fixed price or budget, and maintenance is more of an afterthought which is only possible if there's "any budget left over" or if there are plans for further investment in the project to build additional features. This means that sometimes the code dies out, and remains untouched until it's obsolete and needs to be replaced.
As the reliable Ben Balter mentions in his article about open government, once open software is out, there is an opportunity to create a community around it, get support for bugs and suggestions for improvement.
Code that is constantly improved can only get better, and contractors have a good chance of fostering a long term relationship with the hiring agency to continue improving the code at a much lower cost and higher flexibility than with a proprietary software team.
Since open source software is a collaborative effort, it's easy to identify and pick out the rising stars who are adding to your code and incorporate them into your team or company. GitHub is known for hiring their new talent this way, and are familiar with many of their developers well before a resume ever changes hands. What better way to review applicants than seeing them in action from the very beginning?
Developers who know their code is going to be out in the open to be reused and repurposed are less likely to write bad code or hardcode functionality. Open source compels contractors to stick to higher standards and make sure their code is good quality. Plus, with all the competitiveness involved when a government agency starts a procurement bidding war, you'll need your past work to reflect best practices in order to prove you're the right vendor for the job.
With traditional software development directed at government agencies, those projects are usually contractually hushed up in the contractor's portfolio. With open source, however, your code is a matter of public property and anyone is able to view and understand how you work. This would allow you to build up your portfolio of past work without hiding any achievements that could very well get you hired for a similar project.
When a government agency puts out a procurement, you'd have the uniquely attractive advantage of being an expert in open source software development which offers a whole new level of control to government agencies. No more waiting on the software creator/vendor and going through costly corporate channels for every question, petition, or security vulnerability. Not to mention lower maintenance fees and the flexibility to add, remove, and adjust the code as the agency needs it. Putting this ace up your sleeve now rather than later, you'd likely get many more contracts than you would by following the slowly dying traditional software path. So what are you waiting for to join the open source movement?
If you're a government contractor looking to partner with an open source software developer, we're here and waiting for your call. Get in touch today.


I didn't like the plastic lock available to secure my new – and expensive – surge protector. So, I purchased two 3⁄8-inch-by-2-inch lap (repair) chain links and a lock. The repair links need to be placed in a vise and spread open with a large screwdriver or pry bar. After fitting one over the surge-protector cable and another over the shorepower line, press them closed with large pliers. Insert the lock and you have added anti-theft protection for less than $20.
Should use a heavier lock, bolt cutters would go through the lock shown like butter, other wise a very good idea.
Simple, cheap, easy to install, and effective! GREAT suggestion!
I like your suggestion but for those RV's with electrical connections on the side of the RV, you need to add a short chain that loops the power pole (hook-up) and passes through your long lock. This prevents the electrical cable from being disconnected from the RV and the cable and surge protector being taken.
How common are thefts of surge protectors? I guess I've just been lucky, never heard of a theft.
Oh yeah, we take 2 extended trips each year. In the spring you may find us west of the Mississippi and in the fall, usually somewhere along the Appalachian. We are on and off the road before school is out for the summer and after is resumes. We found this to be at popular spots less congested, easier to get around making the experience more enjoyable and the weather much more comfortable. May be another reason we haven't experienced thievery in the parks.
Hold the phone, just remembered that 20 years ago, traveling from Branson Missouri with both of my kids in our travel trailer at the time, we stopped overnight at a KOA at Vicksburg, Mississippi. The next morning, preparing to get back on the road, I discovered that someone had broken into one of our outside compartments, taken some tools and also tried to break into my truck by forcing the door lock, destroying it. Scary, it had to have happened while we were asleep. Neither of us heard a thing and the trailer compartment broken into was under our master bed. I do carry things to protect ourselves from bad people, but, in this event we were completely unaware until after the fact. From this experience we try not to stay in parks that also have long term local renters.
How is the metal clamp "opened" so it can be put over the cord?
Are the clamps available in hardware stores or where?
Perhaps using three padlocks would work…use two smaller-shanked locks in place of the chain links and use a longer-shanked lock to hook the two together (as in the original configuration) The whole contraption could be installed/removed easily instead of needing to pry open the links. And one might just be able to buy three keyed-alike locks or combination locks.
This can also be accomplished with 2 locks and a small piece of chain. Great idea for sure but can be done without the added work of opening a chain link!


Andy Priaulx achieved more than 50 wins in European, World, German and British Touring Car Championships.
Former World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx has joined Ford GT for this year's World Endurance Championship.
The Guernsey-born driver ended his 13-year career as a BMW works driver last month after winning three world titles with the German manufacturer.
The new season gets underway at Silverstone in April and includes the famous Le Mans 24-Hour race in June.
"This is going to be an amazing season and all I want to do is get behind the wheel of the new car," said Priaulx.
"Racing at the Le Mans 24 Hours is always special, but I am also looking forward to racing this car on some other legendary tracks."
The 41-year-old will join Marino Franchitti, Stefan Mücke and Olivier Pla on Ford's team for the endurance championship, which was won by Mark Webber and Porsche in November.


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Designation officially reserved December 30, 2014
PGI - Québec Icewine
Crédits : Jean Joly
In a legal opinion issued in the Gazette officielle du Québec on December 30, 2014, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of Quebec has recognized as a reserved designation linked to a terroir the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Québec Icewine.
According to the Act Respecting Reserved Designations and Added-Value Claims, the PGI-Québec Icewine recognition aims to protect its authenticity and its geographical name. The use of this designation is now reserved for products certified according to the designation's specification manual.
A Québec-styled Icewine full of freshness
"Eiswein" was created by accident at the end of the 18th century as a result of early frost in the region of Franconia, Germany. The winegrowers had to press frozen grapes to avoid losing their harvest. The drink produced after the grape must fermentation delighted consumers. Germany and its neighbour Austria were the main producers of this type of wine for a long time.
In 1973, a German-born immigrant introduced icewine to British Columbia. Subsequently, icewine production expanded into Ontario. In Québec, producers followed their Ontario neighbours in 1994 and registered the province as a producer of this increasingly popular drink.
The know-how acquired by Québec winegrowers is reflected in icewine's organoleptic characteristics, which have earned the product a distinguished reputation among the public and experts in the wine world.
Québec's winter climatic conditions, such as cold, wind, low air humidity and freeze-thaw cycles, cause natural drying of the grapes, which allows their water to evaporate, thus concentrating the sugars, aromas and flavours. This concentration of sugars results in many complex aromas and flavours. The greatly fluctuating freeze-thaw cycle occurs several times in Québec during the fall and early winter. It slowly "cooks" the grape and imparts Québec icewine with its aromas, complex flavours and particularly its high acidity. This acidity gives Québec icewine a freshness that distinguishes it in international competitions.
The recognition of this designation allows winegrowers in the province to comply with the federal regulation, which stipulates that ice wine is a wine that must be made exclusively from grapes naturally frozen on the vine.
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