Junior Rachele Orme accomplished something this week that no other Yellow Springs High School female golfer has done — qualify for districts.
As the days have grown shorter and colder, my daughter can sense the closeness of a much anticipated holiday.
Ellen Dawson-Witt is hosting a discussion course "Hungry for Change: Food, Ethics and Sustainability," at her tiny house in Yellow Springs on Tuesdays.
The Village of Yellow Springs and the Yellow Springs Tree Committee will honor Lloyd Kennedy with a renaming of Ellis Park tomorrow.
Several Village Council members expressed regret during their meeting on Monday, Sept. 17, that they have not found a way to preserve all the gardens at the Lawson Place residences. Earlier in the month the Village had drafted an ordinance requiring a permit to remove the private landscaping that property owner Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority says must be removed by Oct. 1.
Oh, the places they've gone!
Rwanda, Lithuania, Panama, China. What do these countries have in common? They're all places Yellow Springers visited this past summer, many taking trips that combined vacation with work or educational opportunities. The stories they returned with provide tiny windows on the world outside the village.
In its search for a permanent chief of police, the Village of Yellow Springs has narrowed its options to three candidates, including current Interim Chief Arthur Scott, Central State University Police Chief Anthony Pettiford, and John Milstead, security manager for Dayton Metro Libraries. The Village is currently scheduling visits to the village for each of the candidates and will host a public forum with each of the candidates on Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Bryan Center.
In the late 1800s, Yellow Springs was a mecca for health and wellness as far-flung visitors flocked to the village to soak in the mineral-rich waters of the Yellow Spring. With hopes of re-igniting regional interest in the town's alternative therapies, holistic health practitioners and artists have teamed up to put on this weekend's Wellness Experience.


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import java.io.IOException;

import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

import com.thinkgem.jeesite.modules.wechat.dto.WeChatUser;
import com.thinkgem.jeesite.modules.wechat.dto.WeixinOauth2Token;
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		System.out.println("dopost");
		System.out.println(code);
		WeChatUtil wcUtil = new WeChatUtil();
		if (!"authdeny".equals(code)) {
			// 获取网页授权access_token
			WeixinOauth2Token weixinOauth2Token = wcUtil.getOauth2AccessToken(code);
			System.out.println(weixinOauth2Token.getAccessToken());

			if(null == weixinOauth2Token){
				return;
			}
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			String accessToken = weixinOauth2Token.getAccessToken();
			System.out.println(accessToken);
			// 用户标识
			String openId = weixinOauth2Token.getOpenId();
			// 获取用户信息
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			System.out.println(wcu.getNickname());
			request.setAttribute("wcu", wcu);
		}
		System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------");
		// 跳转到index.jsp
		request.getRequestDispatcher("jsp/wechat/list.jsp").forward(request, response);
	}

	public void init() throws ServletException {
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The Calypso Monarch competition will have a one-song final this year and it will take place on Carnival Thursday along with the Extempo Championship final.
Both finals would be held at the Grand Stand of the Queen's Park Savannah on February 28, separate from Dimanche Gras on Carnival Sunday.
Trinbago Unified Calypsonians' Organisation (TUCO) president Lutalo Masimba, aka Brother Resistance, said members of the organisation voted that one song would be sung for the Calypso Monarch final in a meeting yesterday at the savannah.
He added that Calypso Fiesta, the Calypso Monarch semifinals, would take place as usual at Skinner Park, and that registration for all competitions would open on January 16.
Asked about the competitions' separation from Dimanche Gras, Masimba said although the calypso component of the show never went over two hours and 45 minutes, Government wanted a show on Carnival Sunday without competition.
However, he said he felt good about the opportunity for TUCO to "do our own thing" because it was important that the organisation had control of its Calypso Monarch final. "If you're running a competition and you manage and control, you make the rules and regulations, you do the registration in the preliminaries and semis, and when it gets to the finals, you have absolutely no control over anything because it is submerged within the context of an NCC-directed event, something kinda wrong there right?"
He said in promoting and producing the event TUCO would do everything in its power to ensure it would be one of the "best and brightest" event on the Carnival calender.
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There are plenty of puzzle games and board games to play on Android but, the problem is that they're all pretty generic. Most of these formulas or the games themselves, have been seen and played before - many a time. So, when something new finally emerges, there's always the question of whether or not it's any good. 08s is a new board game for Android that revolves around the matching of numbers and octagonal pieces to defeat your opponent. Just because it's new, does that mean it's worth playing? Read on to find out.
How it Works: To start playing 08s, all you have to do is to download the game from the Play Store. After that you can select a game mode.
It's good to play offline when you first start out.
You can set it up to have more than one AI player, and change their skill level as well. If you're still getting used to the game, why not try playing with just one AI on Novice and yourself.
Opinion: While there's no denying 08s is a different type of game, it's still a lot of fun. I'll admit that I didn't have a great idea of how to play when I first started - a tutorial would be great - but I soon grasped the concept and started to match my tokens. I found it best to play against one other AI Novice to get a feel for the game and after a short time I was matching faster and covering larger areas of the board. The aim is to match as many tokens as you can together and to then create quadrants of tokens matched together. The music and interface are all suitably fun and are more than enough to keep you engaged but, if you're someone that likes to work with numbers as little as possible then you might find 08s giving you a headache.
Speed (4/5) - 08s ran well on my Nexus 7 and once you pick up the fundamentals of the game you'll be matching tiles very speedily.
Features (3/5) - They'll be more to do when the game is updated but, with no tutorial it can be an uphill struggle to get to grips with the game.
Theme (4/5) - The retro music and colorful design is great and works well to create an engaging look and feel.
Overall (4/5) - It's a shame there's no tutorial because, once you figure out what to do, you'll soon find the game a lot of fun.
Unique and original game concept.
Requires a definite level of skill to be competent at the game.
Cool music and engaging look will keep people coming back.
No tutorial for new players.
Could be aimed too much at number-lovers.
Conclusion: 08s is a fun game, there's no mistaking that but, it's not exactly a game that everyone will take to easily. For one thing, there's no tutorial for new players to play along with, there is however a help manual included in the game. Players that aren't very good with numbers won't be able to play 08s without suffering from a headache but, despite these niggles it's a very fun game to play. It's a fresh concept that hasn't been done before and instead of just going over what all games before it have done, 08s carves its own path and it really shows. Board game fanatics and casual gamers should take to 08s quite nicely and I can see this being a lot of fun for some time to come. Why not give the game a go and see if you can get your friends involved as well?


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On April 25, 2017 from 9:00 am – Noon at The Employers' Association, 1787 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, Janelle Matuszak will lead her squadron in basic training for the ultimate showdown: workers' compensation claims. The Workers' compensation issues to be discussed include: workers' compensation basics, the hearing process, investigation of a workplace accident, drugs and alcohol and claim allowance, wage loss compensation, voluntary abandonment, permanent total disability, and unusual workers' compensation claims. For more information or to register, click here.


The girl cried. Hard. Her aunt tried to soothe her: you'll be back, don't worry, it's only for a little while. Nearby lay the youngest, 7 at the time, 8 in a month to be precise. She was annoyed. Very, very annoyed. Crying, she thought to herself, is for wusses.
It was 1992. The next morning, they were headed for America.
The youngest woke up. What time it was she wasn't sure. Even more difficult to tell was where. Flying over the ocean, perhaps, into the abyss. No one else stirred. She cried.
It was cold, this New York. There were people everywhere. They walked everywhere. To the laundromat. To the grocery store. To the Rockefeller. What happened to the trees? The grass? The dogs and cats and rabbits and chickens? Here, they were quiet. The neighbors could hear every creak and squeak and thump.
So much happens in 20 years, yet 20 years pass in a blur. The girl is now a nurse. The boy wizard a computational biologist. The youngest a journalist. All in different cities. One in New York.
They never did go back; it wasn't for a little while.
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That Diner Feeling: How Denny's Became A Weirdly Successful Content Marketer
Chief brand officer Frances Allen talks about Denny's content marketing success, how it manages its offbeat social media persona, and the five core principles driving it all.
By Jeff Beer 8 minute Read
The Grand Slam breakfast has been sitting on Denny's menu since 1977. Eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes haven't changed, but the brand wanted to find a way to remind people that the Slam, along with a handful of other classic but oft-overlooked diner staples like Moons Over My Hammy, were still as tasty as ever. But how?
Instead of dumping a product past its best-before date to find something shiny and new for a modern audience, Denny's decided to double down on nostalgia, announcing a partnership with Atari on a series of mobile games that combined classics of the two brands. Asteroids and hash browns? Hashteroids. Centipede becomes Centipup, and Breakout is now Take-Out.
The "Greatest Hits Remixed" campaign is the latest example of Denny's particular approach to content marketing. While the company has continued to create traditional ads, it's been conspicuous for the volume and the tone of its entertainment and social media efforts, crafting a brand personality that seems designed to appeal more to the kind of customer visiting after a night of drinking than the early bird dining crowd.
Over the last few years Denny's has developed a unique, funny-leaning-to-weird brand voice that's been expressed across a number of different channels and formats and that's drawn attention from the media and from its growing number of fans. The brand personality was evident in the Always Open web comedy series co-produced with Jason Bateman and Will Arnett, wherein comedy stars engaged in good-natured but unusually frank banter in a Denny's booth, and it was there in the creation of a menu around The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug movie. And the brand voice has perhaps been most . . . unleashed, in the brand's much-discussed Twitter feed and its Tumblr. Though we've come to a time in our history when no human event is complete without a real-time marketing tweet, Denny's has won fans for its cheeky, but never cheap, takes on the latest pop culture happening, news event, or meme. When news broke that Apple was buying Beats Electronics for $3 billion, for example, and Twitter exploded with opinion and analysis of the deal, Denny's made sure to keep its fans informed:
The brand was also on hand to interpret such events as the release of the gold iPhone, Coachella, and, of course, HBO's True Detective.
When it comes to translating a marketing strategy, and a brand voice via real-time channels like Twitter, most marketers find it hard to get out of their own way–layers of approval, and the simple lack of understanding of what the brand voice even is, leads to banality, or worse. So how has Denny's, of all companies, managed to become a weird sort of beacon of content realness? Chief brand officer Frances Allen says the company's strategy is an extension of five core principles of marketing, and it's helped Denny's boost not only its cultural footprint but also its sales growth for 11 of the last 12 quarters.
Pancake Image: Paul Binet via Shutterstock
Understand Your Brand DNA
By the time Allen came aboard Denny's had already started re-evaluating its image, with hints of its new, more irreverent personality peeking through at the 2009 Super Bowl with a spot (Nannerpuss!) to promote a free breakfast "for everyone in America." It also introduced a value menu to keep people coming back, but there was still plenty of work to be done.
"In 2011, we needed to get the emotion back in the brand," says Allen. "It was clear that to our customers we were a diner, and a diner was a feeling, not a place. It's where everyone was equal, a place you can relax and be yourself, a place to just park your title at the door and connect with people you care about or total strangers. This really started to inform our approach to everything–from our marketing with the America's Diner campaign, and our products. That was a turning point for the brand."
That "diner as a feeling" insight is where the now-familiar, casual, funny-but-not-snarky brand voice comes from. "It all starts with understanding your brand DNA at its core and the role you play in your customers' lives," says Allen. "You have to know why you matter to them. That gives you the platform or north star to guide everything else you do."
Always Engage
As its Twitter feed demonstrates on a regular basis, Denny's social media approach is heavy on offbeat humor and up-to-the-minute cultural references, from big news (see Apple and Beats) to memes that play in smaller circles (a recent tweet referred to "feeling so attacked right now"). It's by no means a unique strategy–most brands aspire to play in that real-time, "conversational" space. But while some brand "conversations" can feel overwrought, or pandering, Denny's frequently strikes the right, silly, note. The brand works with agency Erwin Penland (New York's Gotham had previously run the social media accounts) and Allen says its impact on the brand's connection with consumers has been huge. "Social media is that daily feed that reminds people that you exist and it has to be as transparent and true as everything else you do, or people will call you out on it," says Allen. "Traditional advertising can communicate our brand DNA, we use social and digital to really make that daily connection."
In terms of working with an agency on its social presence, Allen says there needs to be clear understanding and trust to make it work. While some things are pre-planned, like the iPhone Gold pancakes tweet, Allen says the bulk of the social output is left to the agency. "When you have that north star, they know and we're clear about our values, what we stand for–when an agency and a brand understand the tone of voice to that degree, you don't need regular meetings to talk about it," says Allen. "I'd say half the tweets that go out there, I'm seeing them at the same time you are. CMOs need to trust their people and let them go. I think they're doing an amazing job without my continual command and control!"
Always Open starring comedian David Koechner
Take The Risks; Be Confident Enough To Make Bets
You're not going to stumble upon that next great content marketing idea by playing it safe. Of course, you're not always going to strike viral gold either. But Allen says the key to taking risks is ensuring that they are coming from a place that, again, is true to the brand's DNA.
In 2012, the brand launched the web series Always Open starring comedian David Koechner, sitting in a Denny's having random conversations with friends like Sarah Silverman, Will Arnett and Jason Bateman. The series was created through a partnership with Arnett and Bateman's DumbDumb, Gotham and IPG content company, Ensemble. Allen said it was a pretty big risk, considering it didn't give any guidance or input for what the funny folks would be talking about. The bet paid off.
"We only put those videos out on our site and on College Humor, and we did two series that got more than 10 million views," says Allen. "It was content that was authentically about our brand, that our customers enjoyed and wanted to share. Interestingly, we got calls from a research firm asking what we had done to so dramatically change our score among 18-34 demographic. And this video series was it. So we learned that if you're brave, innovative, creative but true to your brand, you can have a big impact."
But Allen also knows not every swing will be a home run. "Some things won't take off," she says. "Not everything is going to set the world on fire and you have to be comfortable with that. What we make sure is that everything we put out there has that authentic Denny's voice that doesn't take itself too seriously."
Build Your Own: Hobbit Slam
The Brand is everything, everything is the brand
It's great to have an established brand voice in your marketing and social media; but it will only go so far if that same voice is completely removed from your actual product. "Make sure every touchpoint your customer interacts with your brand, they get the same message," says Allen.
It also means that every Denny's marketing campaign ties back to the product. Restaurant movie tie-ins are about as common as a burger and fries, but Denny's promotion for The Hobbit: the Desolation of Smaug last year went far beyond a picture of Bilbo on a cup. The brand created an entire menu around the movie. "Hobbits have seven meals a day, two of which are breakfast," says Allen. "It wasn't just about using the film to get attention for ourselves, it was about doing something really cool that ties directly into our products. When we told Warner Bros that we wanted to create a whole menu to excite our customers and movie lovers, they were thrilled. It was a win-win for both sides."
The brand isn't coming up with quirky partnerships just for fun. Teaming with Atari or Hollywood blockbusters isn't about slapping a Denny's logo on something that could just as easily be used by any other brand. "We're not going to do borrowed equity for borrowed equity sake," says Allen. "It has to have a relevance to what we're promoting at the time. The Atari idea was done for a specific strategy, which is to reconnect consumers to some of our classic dishes. Everyone knows them, but we haven't talked about them in a long time and these classic Atari games are similar in that way–everyone knows them and has played them at one point, but they're not talked about very often."
Read, react, refine
While Allen says the brand isn't afraid to take risks, she's also quick to point out that the team tries to learn everything they can from both success and failure. "If you take those calculated risks, you've also got to be learning," she says. "I have an expression I use with my team, 'read, react, and refine.' We take these calculated risks, but we test and monitor it very closely and then take what's working and what's not and refine what we're doing."
This year, Denny's is rolling out a restaurant redesign that better reflects that diner mentality the brand has forged over the last few years. In terms of marketing strategy, Allen says the company will stay the current, mildly eccentric course. "We have our tone of voice, we understand how to engage with our customers, we get better and better every day from the feedback we get from them," says Allen. "We'll just continue to innovate down this path, keeping up on what our customers want, where they're headed on social and what they're looking for in our restaurants. I have high hopes that we have plenty of room to play."
Jeff Beer is a staff editor at Fast Company, covering advertising, marketing, and brand creativity. He lives in Toronto.
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Recognized as a top public golf course by Golfweek magazine, Talking Stick Golf Club, boasts the largest public practice facility in the valley to ensure you have the best opportunities to warm-up and practice your swing.
Soft rolling landscape and breathtaking surroundings await you on the Oodham and Piipaash courses, both Coore and Crenshaw designed.
If you're looking to grab a bite to eat during your lunch hour or before your round, the Wildhorse Grille offers a warm, southwestern inspired breakfast and lunch menu. Come play with us!


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Adam R. Taylor grew up locally in Southern California and graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Adam then returned to Southern California to attend Pepperdine University School of Law, where he graduated in 1997. After passing the November 1997 administration of the California State Bar exam, Adam started his own family law practice, handling cases in the Los Angeles and Orange counties.
In October of 1998, Adam signed on as an associate attorney with William Glavin. As the firm's senior associate, Adam handles a large portion of the firm's litigation work. Adam has been nominated by his peers and named in Los Angeles magazine as a "rising star" attorney in the field of Family Law.
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Mugachintala is an Indian village located in Kondapi mandal of Prakasam district, Andhra Pradesh. In 2011, the village was home to 365 families with a total population of 2061: 1058 males and 1003 females. Mugachintala is located  from Ongole and  from Kondapi.

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Q: Static IP and Router I have a cable connection coming to my apartment from somewhere in the house. I assume they have a router and a modem and they do like this to grant connectivity to the whole house. To connect, I have to use a static IP address and a netmask like 255.255.255.128.
I am wondering: can I install a wireless router in my flat in order to have wifi connection? Is it enough to buy a router and connect the LAN cable that now I connect to my PC directly to its WAN port and it will propagate the signal via wireless? I assume I have to set the routers IP to the one that I use now on my computer, and the router will take care about generating local IP addresses for the computers connected to it. I would therefore use DHCP settings on all clients of the router.
Do I need to check something specific when buying the router?
Thanks for your advice

A: Yes you can do this. There are two techniques that you should be aware of though.
First, the Double NAT. This is where your router has a WAN address of say, 192.168.0.100 and a LAN network of say, 10.0.0.0/24. This is the simplest to setup, and will definitely work, but it has a slew of drawbacks. Some stuff just can't work properly this way. Google "double nat" and you'll see a whole bunch of articles.
The better alternative is to put the router into bridge mode. This will make your router more-or-less transparent on the network, you will still connect wirelessly to it, but the DHCP and NATing still occurs on the existing router. Unfortunately, not all consumer routers support this. I have an Airport Express (Apple), it does. Some consumer routers won't show an option called "bridge mode", but may have options to disable both DHCP and NAT, this would work as well.

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*Connect WAN port to ethernet modem.

*Configure the router to use the public IP on the WAN interface. (May need to restart modem right after).

*Configure wireless parameters: a SSID (network name) that is unique to prevent confusion, and a WPA2/AES-CCMP encryption key.

*Connect some PC to LAN ports if you want.

*Connect other PC through wifi (you can use LAN and Wifi at the same time for several PC).

Typically DHCP server is enabled by default on the LAN&Wifi side, so you don't have to edit that part.

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Hello, My name is GTO. Long time fan of fighting games, though I am not so great at them myself lol. I have come to let everyone know about a JTV channel I host.
The link is as follows www.justin.tv/gto125.
On this channel I run open lobbies of fighting games often, and I am always looking for people who wanna come play and have some fun. I have Street Fighter 4 AE and Street Fighter 3 OE as of right now, I will of course be getting Ultimate Marvel and SF x Tekken when they come out.
If I can get my channel to a higher ground I would like to start giving out prizes and running tournaments for both games.
If this is something that interests you please feel free to follow the link, sign in/up, follow the channel, and have a fun time talking about fighing games with other people.
All the games are for Playstations 3 just so you are awake, PeaceJay does all the stuff for 360 and trying to compete against him is impossible, lol.
I also can't run my streams 24/7 which is another reason I can't compete but I try to host as often as possible.


Thank you Sandra from Sandra Conner … By The Book for this challenge, windows do make for some interesting photography. This window is of a permanent Christmas Shop in a village called Broadway in the Cotswolds, UK.
That's a splendid Christmas Window G !
Well it was taken late in afternoon so he had been on his feet all day and at his age it's not a good thing to do!


He's one of the biggest heartthrobs on the planet with his smouldering looks and dishevelled hair, but now TV series Game of Thrones has endured the darker side of being a pin-up by claiming that "sexism towards men" exists in the film industry.
Best known for playing Jon Snow in the HBO hit show before being killed off at the end of season six, Harington divulged his feelings about being hired for his looks in a candid interview in The Sunday Times while discussing the treatment of female actresses in the world of showbusiness.
In his comments, he told the publication: "I think there is a double standard. If you said to a girl, 'Do you like being called a babe?' and she said, 'No, not really,' she'd be absolutely right.
"I like to think of myself as more than a head of hair or a set of looks," he added.
"It's demeaning. Yes, in some ways you could argue I've been employed for a look I have. But there's a sexism that happens towards men. There's definitely a sexism in our industry that happens towards women, and there is towards men as well. At some points during photoshoots when I'm asked to strip down, I felt that," Harington continued.
The actor, who has also played lead roles in the films Pompeii, Testament of Youth and Spooks: The Greater Good, as well as voicing the character of Eret in How to Train Your Dragon 2, has become a global icon since starring in GoT, and fans have speculated about a spin-off Jon Snow series despite the character being killed off last season.
Those rumours have since been denied by HBO, with the network claiming that no such statement was made from George R R Martin, author of the book based on the series A Song Of Ice And Fire, or from showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss.
"If that were to happen it would have to come from [showrunners Benioff and Weiss] really feeling something, or [author Martin] really feeling that it was the right thing to do," top programming executive Michael Lombardo told EW. "Not knowing how this particular story ends, I don't know. There are plenty of characters, secondary characters, [who] you could build a world around. We're always going to be drawn to a strong creative vision. But we are not going to do that unless we feel their passion," he added.
The Winds of Winter teaser: Daenerys Targaryen unleashes epic attack in second Battle of Blackwater?


Summerhill is a lesser known suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne. Quite close to the city and yet so different. You step out of the present day when you go there. The bowling club is a super place for gatherings and gigs. I've often done PA services for bands and festivals there and in latter years attended the spring time Steampunk gatherings. You can pick up some astonishing merchandise and a jolly good ale, not to mention some engaging conversation.


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After a challenging week of midterms my daughter, Elizabeth(16) and I celebrated with lunch at our favorite restaurant, Din Tai Fung. As we were being seated, we noticed a mother and daughter sitting near us. The daughter looked to be eight years old. Both the mother and daughter were looking down at their smartphones. Elizabeth was disturbed by this as she was facing in the direction of that view. After I poured our cups of Oolong tea, she said, "Mom, say something, anything to distract me from noticing them." I was happy to break the delicious silence of the spell the steamy tea had cast.
We stayed fixed on each other's faces in an agreed, knowing moment. And so it went. I always ask, "Are we going to be adventurous this time?" I knew the answer ahead of time. She, of course, said, "Nope." And so we ordered the pork dumplings, green beans, and shrimp fried rice, as we always do. And it was perfection, as it always is.
We escaped the world around us as we waxed nostalgic about the magic of her childhood and our obsession with the animated movies we shared and all of the time she spent off-screen in our backyard with her imagination. As we do. Neither of us had our phones out on the table. Her next request was to not talk about midterms or school. Done. We were enjoying our chat so much we ran out of tea. This was a "two pots of tea" lunch filled with stories, inside jokes and laughter. This was the stuff of life.
While leaving the restaurant, we walked by a sea of tables with families. Almost every single child was on their smart device. We squeezed each other's hands as we made our way to the street. It was the perfect Southern California day for walking and chatting. We both took a deep breath.
My daughter and I are empaths. We are sensitive to the energy of people and places, and while we both have smart devices that keep us connected with the world at large, we are ever mindful of the soul-sucking devices they can be. We have both been down that "rabbit hole."
And so, we keep each other in check about screen time. She speaks to me often of her peers at school who are obsessed with Snapchat and staring at their phones all day and being in constant group chat mode. She prefers one on one talks with friends about things that matter. She tells me she feels lonely at times, but she has found a few great friends who connect with her on that deeper level.
That day I came across a blog post by Hands-Free Mama, Heather Macy Stafford entitled: Tether Yourself: The Enlightening Talk Parents Aren't Having Can Keep Teens from a Damaging Drift. I love the tagline of her blog Letting Go To Grasp What Really Matters. It gave me great hope and reminded me to pay attention more to how I spend my time with my family and myself. Please do check out her website and her programs.
I hope that you are inspired to pay attention too. Please share your stories in the comment section. We are here to support each other on the path.
As for me, I love the feeling of being firmly tethered to what matters. And that second pot of tea is best enjoyed with two free hands getting warmed by a steamy cup while gazing into my daughter's beautiful green eyes.


Thanks Tony, I'm just one of many to share what they know.
Thanks Jim for your comments. I am also one of the early birds and have learned a lot in wood working all these years. Your contribution to LJ is great. I am sure you will continue to share your knowledge in the future for all of us. I am now 82 but keeping good health and do meddle with wood working as per my capacity. Wishing you sound health and long life.
You have always been a truly decent person. Role model for us all.
It's a long and winding road. Just checked and I'm 8 days from 7 years. Congratulations!
Thanks sharad as the day count shows you were here before me and there are a good number of others that were here since the very beginning, thanks for your contribution to LJs.I'm sure your "meddling with wood" still produces great results.
I try to maintain my cool even when I get heat from some a couple of the folks but I don't think I'm any more of a decent guy than you. I've always enjoyed your work and great design sense and I know many others have too , making you an outstanding role model.
Hey Tom congrats on your 7 years, it's always a pleasure to be in touch with you and keep track of your cool woodworking adventures.
Congratulations Jim, you must have joined when you were only 10!
I am close, a little over 8 years.
You are a great asset to LJ's Jim very helpful. I have to hand it to LJ for a lot of the knowledge I've gained since I've joined.
Congratulations Jim. always enjoyed your work beautiful. You are a great asset to LJ's. Always willing to share advice, information and encouragement. May you days and years be Blessed.
Happy anniversary Jim. Ya got me to thinkin' as well. Ten years here. Dang! Where did the time go?
I think Monte has paid the greatest compliment. Role model for sure.
I agree, great role model. Congratulations on the nine year mark.
I have almost 9 years now, 8.9, that's pretty close.Lee has the most so far with 10 yrs.
Congratulations Jim! I don't even have half that time yet. It's always a pleasure to read your posts and responses to others. You are always respectful and considerate in all your postings.
It's always good to hear your thoughts Jim. What I have learned on this site from you and others has improved my skills 10 fold. Congratulations and thanks for being a big part of LJ's.
Congrats Jim thanks for making LJs a better place!
Thanks to you all for the very kind comments.
There are a good number of folks that have been here quite a bit longer than me like Max, Karson, Scott Bryan, Grumpy, CharlieM1958, WanyeC, Loren, Lew, Charles Neil and many more.These super people are the reason I joined along LJs, along with those now in the in memoriam section of Jocks, folks Like amazing GaryM\K, Jockmike2, woodbutcher and others.
Congratulations Jim on your ninth year at Lumberjocks. The years sure to go by fast. I can't believe I am on year 8.68. Hope to see you here many more years into the future! Thank you for all of your input and great comments. Looking forward to learning much much more!
Congratulations on your anniversary. There have been some real ringers on this site and they have opted to leave. There are others that have been here to the end. And we shall miss them.
It's great to see some of the old pals still active. I hope to start getting active soon. After this move is completed. It looks like we have some interested buyers on my home in Delaware and I can finally stay in VA. I'm here now doing some homework on our hot tub room. Hoping to get it insulated and waterproofed. So then my wife will be happy to get her hot tub moved and setup.
It will be nice to finally get to live with her together again. We swap houses every couple of weeks. And this has been going on for 2 years.
Praise the lord for good health.
Opps we were typing the same time Karson ,you're starting on year number 13 so your definitely an old timer on LJs .
Congratulations on your longevity. I can't believe I have been on here over six years. I can't come close to your number of post Jim.
Jim we bought a home two years ago. but it took over a year to move the workshop. Had to build a building first.
Then I sold it to my daughter and her family bcause it had 19 Acres and they wanted to farm. So we bought another home 2 miles down the road from them. Same street. Ours has 5 Acres and a newer home than the other 1910 build date.So it'll all come together soon.
Of course all my tools and lumber are at the wrong house. So I will set up a rough workshop there and a finish workshop at the new home. In my air conditioned basement.
Wow that's a lot of moving no wonder I'm confused, Hopefully, you get it set up and you can enjoy your shop again, I know you had lots of wood to move too.
We are so blessed to have you in this community!


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From the discoveries of archaeologists, paleoanthropologists, and other scientists, we can begin to know what the distant past was like.
Many experts agree that the first hominids appeared south of the Sahara in Africa more than 3 million years ago.
By Lucy's time, several kinds of australopithecines lived in eastern Africa. All were mainly plant-eaters.
Most may also have eaten meat left over from lion kills.
By 2.5 million years ago, at least one larger-brained group of hominids lived in eastern Africa. These belonged to Homo habilis. Within 500,000 years they had spread throughout eastern Africa and into southern Africa. They usually traveled across open grasslands in search of food. As they traveled, they gathered and ate many different kinds of plants. In addition, they scavenged meat from lion and leopard kills. To cut the meat, they used stone choppers and knives, which they made by hitting two stones against each other.
About 1.9 million years ago Homo erectus also could be found in Africa. Homo erectus had greater brainpower than Homo habilis. Even so, Homo erectus probably could not make more than a few different sounds.
These early Africans were the first to tame fire. This action gave them a way to protect themselves against lions and other wild animals. It also allowed them to live in colder climates because they could use fire to keep themselves warm.
Like earlier hominids, Homo erectus survived by hunting and gathering. In time, hunting and gathering led bands, or small groups, of these hominids across Africa's Sahara and into Asia. Later, bands appeared throughout much of Asia and in Europe as well.
For more than 1.5 million years, Homo erectus flourished in Africa, Asia, and Europe. Life changed little for Homo erectus-except in Africa. On this continent the first modern humans began to appear by 200,000 years ago. These newcomers, Homo sapiens, would greatly affect the ways of life of Africa's Homo erectus.
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Interrogation Nation: Refugees and Spies in Cold War Germany
In Interrogation Nation: Refugees and Spies in Cold War Germany, historian Keith R. Allen analyzes the "overlooked story of refugee screening in West Germany" (p. xv). Building upon his previous German-language study focused on such screening at Marienfelde in West Berlin, Allen examines the places, personalities, and practices of refugee screening by the three Western Powers and the Federal Republic. Review by Douglas Selvage.
GRENZHUS Schlagsdorf
The Grenzhus Schlagsdorf presents the history of the Inner-German border between the Baltic Sea and the river Elbe.
Cold War Museum Langelandsfort
Langelandsfort was built in 1952-53 as part of the Danish naval defense and in 1997 it was turned into a Cold war museum as part of the Langelands Museums.
Gardeners don't fight wars: Prussia's Arcadia behind barbed wire - An exhibition in Sacrow Manor, Potsdam
The Prussian Palaces and Gardens along the river Havel were for 28 years a border region between the two German states. The exhibition "Gardeners don't fight wars: Prussia's Arcadia behind barbed wire" is open through 13 November 2016 in the Sacrow manor house. By Bettina Greiner.
Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes
The Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes was established in 2008, based on Act 141/2007 of the Czech Republic.
Memorial to German Partition Marienborn
Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial
Today, the former central prison of the East German secret police – the Stasi – is a memorial.
Screening Refugees in Cold War Germany
Large-scale multinational operations to vet those seeking refuge in Germany emerged during the final months of the Second World War and in the early Cold War years. Keith R. Allen explored the legacy of this history on May 17th.
State Commissioner of Saxony-Anhalt for the Study of the Communist Dictatorship in Eastern Germany
Based on the state Law of Saxony-Anhalt dating from 2015 the state commissioner of Saxony-Anhalt is responsible for dealing with the past of the dictatorship of Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SE
Regional Commissioner for the Dictatorship of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) in Thuringia
Based on the Thuringian Rehabilitation Law from 2013 the regional commissioner is responsible for dealing with the past of the dictatorship of Socialist
Border Museum Schifflersgrund
Schifflersgrund was the first German Border Museum in Germany.
Borderland Museum Eichsfeld
The Borderland Museum Eichsfeld was opened in 1995 at the former inner-German border crossing point Duderstadt-Worbis (at the border between Lower Saxony and Thuringia).
Baltic Border Tower Society Kuehlungsborn
The Baltic Border Tower Society was founded in 2002 with the objective of preserving the GDR border observation tower in Kuehlungsborn as a historic memorial, and conveying the history of the tower
Educational Institution "Former Inner German Border"
The educational institution "Former Inner German Border", situated in the Culture Center kultur.werk.stadt.
Probstzella GDR Border Railroad Museum
The Probstzella GDR Border Railroad Museum is situated halfway between Berlin and Munich. This station in the city of Probstzella was used as a GDR Border Checkpoint from 1949 until 1990.
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The Institute of Contemporary History Munich – Berlin (IfZ) is one of the largest non-university historical research institutes in Germany.
Berliner Unterwelten e.V.
The Association "Berliner Unterwelten" (Berlin Underworlds) researches underground buildings and their context in history and urban development.
Berlin Wall Foundation
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According to Ethnologue, in 1998, it was the language of 5 million people worldwide. Modern Hebrew is one of the two official languages of the State of Israel (the other being Modern Standard Arabic), while premodern Hebrew is used for prayer or study in Jewish communities around the world today.
The Samaritan dialect is also the liturgical tongue of the Samaritans, while modern Hebrew or Arabic is their vernacular.
Kingdom under Fire II est un jeu de stratégie sur PC qui propose à la fois une campagne solo et un mode massivement multijoueur où des milliers de personnes peuvent jouer en coopération.
The new game looks awesome in its absurdity, as this screenshot gallery attests.
It also appears to feature plenty of RPGish wandering about as your character, as well as midriffs, unlikely swords, and flying boats.
Rayark's Sdorica -Sunset- still remains to be one of my favorite and most recomended title in the Puzzle RPG genre.


Reese Witherspoon's arrest video will make you hate cops even more.
Footage of the Oscar-winning mom of three with a clean rep (until last April 19) getting arrested in Atlanta by a douchebag cop has surfaced on the Internet. In the video, a seemingly nonthreatening, yet mouthy Witherspoon can be seen getting out of her car to the aid of her husband, while he is getting booked for a DUI.
After the cop tells her to stay in the vehicle, Witherspoon gets out and charges that she is an "American citizen and allowed to stand on American ground and ask any question" she wants to ask. The policeman does not concur.
The actress went on Good Morning America to apologies for her actions. "It's one of those nights, you know, we went out to dinner in Atlanta and we had one too many glasses of wine and we thought we were fine to drive and we absolutely were not," she told GMA's George Stephanopoulos. "And it's just completely unacceptable and we are so sorry and embarrassed. And we know better. And we shouldn't have done that."


The New Moon in Taurus is grounding, practical, steadfast, and persistent. This is a time to begin or initiate things that need plenty of time to develop and mature, as Taurus is all about the process, which requires that we work one step at a time. Whatever does begin now, will have much strength and solidity behind it, and with Venus, ruler of the New Moon, in Gemini--we can slowly focus our minds sharply on whatever we are dealing with currently. The New Moon conjoins Ceres, the earth goddess, and so we are likely to feel strongly pulled toward the natural world and a desire to nurture others or ourselves. The New Moon makes a trine to Mars, now recently direct after a three month retrograde cycle. Mars is also slowly moving out of a very powerful opposition with Neptune, and thus this New Moon is likely to signify a rush of strong telluric forces coming up from the Earth, providing a much needed boost of momentum, to slowly begin a new building and healing process.
The New Moon sextiles Neptune in Pisces--this assists in bringing expansive spiritual vision into solidity, or feeling inspired to make what may seem impossible, a reality. In fact, it is likely that if one has been enduring a long, arduous, and seemingly hopeless process--then this New Moon brings a powerful shift and awakening, as well as renewed faith, determination, and courage. Mercury rejoins Uranus in Aries, after its return from retrograde--and thus we feel a sense of electrifying spontaneity--look around for the sudden and unexpected this lunar cycle, which will not be as chaotic or uncontrollable as with the retrograde pass--we can use this energy productively, and with more intention to go further beyond the known and familiar. The past few months, and especially past three weeks, brought on quite a retrograde force, with everything seemingly moving backwards and against the flow. This New Moon marks a definite transition from all that, toward more steady productiveness. The New Moon also opposes Saturn retrograde in Libra, challenging us toward discipline and focus.
If you can dream it, and if you have the patience, determination, and commitment required, you can probably do it. Just keep in mind that whatever pops up now, isn't going to be a free lunch, it will require plenty of hard work--but in the end, it's not about the final objective anyway, it never really is--it's always about the process. Venus turns retrograde on May 15th (through June 27th), just four days before the next New Moon/Solar Eclipse. Venus retrograde is a bit different than Mars or Mercury retrograde--and deals mostly with karmic issues, which usually involve other people in our lives. Venus retrograde can also help us redefine our values, and to keep us open, renewed, and refreshed with new constructs from which we can identify with. Venus retrograde, can however, bring unexpected delays or changes in our plans and objectives, which is typical with any retrograde--especially amongst the inner planets. The reason for this is to redirect the normal flow of movement and attention, so that we are, actually, more aligned with our true path.
If Venus turns retrograde or direct near a significant placement in the natal chart, then expect big changes to take place this summer--or if Venus passes significant placements throughout the retrograde, then we are likely to meet new and influential individuals, or have deeper insights into our own nature. Venus retrograde is also a very powerful karmic gateway, allowing us to peer deeper into past lives, whether through connections with others, or through the dream-time. Mercury enters Taurus on May 8th, adding to the strong Taurean impulse, also, perhaps, calming the mind a bit. With Venus in Gemini, the nervous system has received quite an increase in activity lately. It may feel a bit overwhelming for a while, especially with Venus in Gemini for roughly four months--the challenge will be to sort through a lot of choices, options, and information--to find the kernel of truth from all of it--no easy task, but with patience, and a dose of Taurean persistence, if can be accomplished.
This image invokes the rumble and roar of thunder, perhaps in the distance. When lightening strikes anywhere near, all forms of sentient life pay attention--there is no denying the true power and force of an electrical storm. Often, an electrical storm comes out of the blue, unexpectedly, suddenly. That crash of thunder is truly grounding, it revels in that instant, just how small we truly are--and brings us right into the moment. Instinctively we are aware that such a force is an extension of forces far beyond our own power and strength--and in its presence, we are truly humbled. The lightening bolt is often associated with sudden revelation or the receiving of enlightenment--which comes crashing downward, to break up all stagnation, to clear the air, making way for the new. There is a beautiful silence at the end of a storm, imbued with a strong sense of respect for the power and ingenuity of nature.
*For gardening, the best and most fruitful planting day this Spring will be April 26th and 27th--mostly for above ground crops.


There is a temptation for many people to lease simply because it is made very easy by some companies. While others take the attitude that any solar power is better than no solar power, leasing has a strong tendency to mask details. So it is best to check the facts and read the fine print!
Perhaps the best way to start on any renewable energy project is to establish firmly what your intention is. Do you want to save the planet? Are you motivated by saving money? Perhaps the ability to weather a storm appeals to you most – or, all of the above? If your real goals are clearly stated, it will simplify your decision making.
The next step is to review available programs. There are many incentives, both from the federal government and from the states. Among them, net-metering is probably the most important for grid-tied systems, and different states have different policies. Want the details? Check the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE) www.dsireusa.org.
You should understand Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). Each REC is proof that a megawatt-hour of electricity was produced using renewable sources and put on the grid. If your system can produce RECs, you can sell them. The problem is that they can then be used by utilities to increase the percentage of renewable power they can take credit for so they can keep old fossil-fuel plants running. If you care about the planet and create RECs, you should consider retiring them instead of selling them.
A long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) might be another option, even for a small system. If you puchase power under a PPA, however, you might pay less per kilowatt-hour than your current utility bill and not have to spend any money up front.
Leases differ from one another. They come from different sources, including the manufacturer, the installer, or a finance organization. Each provides different options, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
If you lease a system, you have the advantage of not having to worry so much about it. Such details as maintenance, insurance, and warranties are usually (but not always) the responsibility of the entity that leased you the system. You should find out what happens in regard to net-metering and RECs under the terms of the lease. Many leases would have them go to the owner, not the leasee, but a financial institution may see this differently than a solar manufacturer would.
One thing you do have to know, before you sign a lease, is what happens if you sell the house or property where the system is installed. Another concern is what happens at the end of the lease period; what sort of option to buy do you have?
Leases usually give the lowest rate of returns on long-term capital expenses. On the other hand, a lease can be had with little or no cash down and few worries.
If you purchase your own system, you will have to take responsibility for it, including its maintenance, insurance, and warranties. As the owner, you would probably get the RECs, if there are any to be had. There are different ways to buy, including outright cash purchase, financing through a bank or other commercial organization, and financing through a non-profit organization, some of which are state-run.
The greatest financial return on a home solar installation is usually from a cash purchase, without financing. Nevertheless, financing is usually more cost-effective than leasing.
Financing can be had at very low rates in some cases, and this is especially true if it comes through a non-profit organization. There have been grants that allow people with low income to finance systems with little or no down payment or, at interest rates that are low to zero. It is always worth finding out what is available, and it is worth recommending DSIRE again as a resource, www.dsireusa.org.
Another web page that might be of use, with its own set of tools is EnergySage: energysage.com/solar/financing/leasing-companies.


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South East Coast Ambulance 'failure' over NHS 111 calls
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-34664662
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Image caption Secamb gave itself an extra 10 minutes to deal with some potentially life-threatening calls
An NHS ambulance trust is being investigated after it dodged national response targets to gain more time to assess some seriously ill patients.
In a pilot project, South East Coast Ambulance delayed sending help for certain 111 calls and transferred them to the 999 system, thus gaining an additional 10 minutes to respond.
Health regulator Monitor said it had not fully considered patient safety.
The trust has defended the project but acknowledged the "serious findings".
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (Seacamb) covers Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Brighton and North East Hampshire.
As part of the pilot from December 2014 to February, the trust transferred some calls between systems to re-assess what type of advice or treatment patients needed and whether an ambulance was really required.
How call handling was changed
Secamb provides NHS 111 services across the region and responds to 999 calls.
Some NHS 111 calls were transferred to the 999 system to give Secamb more time for more urgent calls.
The calls affected were in the second most serious category - Category A Red 2 - which covers conditions like strokes or fits but which are less critical than where people are non responsive.
Under NHS rules, calls designated as life-threatening are supposed to receive an ambulance response within eight minutes.
The trust allowed itself an extra 10 minutes to deal with some calls by "re-triaging" patients in the 999 system.
Monitor said the project was "poorly handled" and there were "reasonable grounds to suspect that the trust is in breach of its licence."
It has added a condition to Secamb's licence, so that if insufficient progress is made the leadership team could be changed.
Paul Streat, regional director at Monitor, said: "It is understandable that trusts want to explore better ways of delivering the best possible care but this was poorly-managed and done without the proper authorisation and without enough thought given to how it might affect patients."
The trust said it had faced "unprecedented call volumes" and "serious hospital handover delays" last winter.
Chief Executive Paul Sutton said it had wanted to make sure the most ill patients were responded to promptly, but acknowledged that it had not acted in the right way.
"These are serious findings," he said. "We have already begun to take steps to address Monitor's concerns and as part of this process, independent reviews will assess how decisions are made within the trust, governance processes and our approach to patient safety."
Image caption The ambulance trust said it was under severe pressure from unprecedented call volumes
South East Coast Ambulance Service
South East Coast Ambulance Service sees festive calls rise
South East Coast Ambulance Service 'dispelling myths'
South East Coast Ambulance Service 'stretched', says GMB
NHS 111 caller waited 11 hours for call back


Audio-Technica has announced the launch of two new DJ-oriented additions to its extensive turntable and cartridge line-ups – the AT-LP140XP turntable and AT-XP3 cartridge.
Designed in Tokyo, Japan, the fully manual, pro-level AT-LP140XP features a high-torque direct drive motor and anti-resonant, mass-damped die-cast aluminium platter for stable, on-axis rotation (at 33 and a third, 45 and 78RPM). The S-shaped tonearm allows adjustment for height, tracking force and dynamic anti-skate control; other professional features include start/stop button, forward and reverse play, selectable quartz-controlled pitch lock and pitch change slider (with +/-8%, +/-16% and +/-24% adjustment ranges), stroboscopic platter with speed indicator and retractable plug-type stylus target light. The LP140XP (which is available in both black and silver finishes) comes with a detachable RCA output cable and is equipped with a phono level output supplying a strong 5.5mV.
Audio-Technica, which designed its first cartridge in 1962, has drawn on over 50 years of experience in creating the new AT-XP3, which is also included on the LP140XP.
Combining the features expected of a DJ-specific cartridge with true hi-fi audio performance, the AT-XP3 cartridge features V-Mount dual magnet construction – for outstanding channel sparation and extended frequency response – carbon fibre-reinforced ABS cantilver and nylon wire suspension for precise tracking. The robust design of the AT-XP3 means that, unlike most hi-fi cartridges delivering comparable sonic performance, it allows for manual cueing and back-cueing.
The AT-XP3 is available as a single cartridge, or complete with the AT-HS6BK headshell (as the AT-XP3/H bundle), which features a 9g die-case aluminium body with integral finger-lift.


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The LidgetCompton HighLiner building is designed for all applications where an increased eaves height and greater door clearances are required.
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LidgetCompton Commercial can supply a range of battery garages, based on the Pent standard garage.
A cost effective way of providing multiple garaging, battery garages can be constructed in multiple units from two to as many as you may require.
Stepped garages, back to front draining, back to back garages, L shaped buildings – all these can be supplied to make maximum use of an area.
The LidgetCompton Design&Build service will provide quotations based on your requirements and can provide plans for submission to Local Authorities.
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Dear friends and customers of the DADA project. We like to thank you for supporting us throughout the year 2009 and encouraging us with helpful and constructive criticism. Our wish for 2010 is that more of the hotels will buy Dada products rather than imports to make tourism on the island more sustainable.


Partners, "PLUG IN" to STEM activities happening in your area.
The purpose of this event will be to introduce volunteers to this year's MATE ROV Competition roles, missions, and props, and to give you a chance to build and play with a simple ROV. Please come to this event, and encourage your fellow volunteers (or prospective volunteers) to join you. To sign up as a volunteer, fill out this survey.
Are you excited and ready to get started? Fortunately, there's no need to wait until April 9th to learn about the competition! You are always encouraged to READ THE MANUALS which can be found on the MATE ROV Competition website, along with FLY THROUGH VIDEOS, descriptions of all the PROPS, and much, much more! In addition, information specific to our Oregon competition can be found on our Regional website: https://oregon.materovcompetition.org/. Our Oregon Regional will feature SCOUT, NAVIGATOR, and RANGER teams only. RANGERS will have the opportunity to attempt all three mission tasks described in the manual. In contrast, SCOUTS and NAVIGATORS will only be offered mission task one and two (but not three).
Can't attend the information session? See the list of events below!
In 2019, Science Mentors will be matched with K-6 classrooms, visiting students at Toledo Elementary regularly to help them work on their science inquiry projects. A culminating public family event will be held April 24, 2019. All mentors must be cleared as a volunteer for the school district. To volunteer as a mentor, fill out this survey. Questions? Contact cait.goodwin@oregonstate.edu.
Students of teachers who have attended MWEE workshops will share displays of the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences they have been working on this spring. SWS events will be held in Newport on March 19, Charleston on April 30, and Astoria on May 14. STEM professionals are needed to help review student displays, lead field activities, and give presentations. To learn more, contact cait.goodwin@oregonstate.edu.
The Oregon Game Project Challenge (OGPC) is the only state-wide game programming competition in Oregon. OGPC introduces middle and high school students to computer programming basics while educating them in science and current events. They are seeking volunteers for their annual April competition in Monmouth, OR.
Volunteers help with the state tournament in April that takes place in Corvallis. Middle and high school student teams are tested on their knowledge. Team registration typically begins in January.
Oregon's regional competition for the National Ocean Science Bowl was held this year on February 2, 2019, and volunteers are invited to help participate with the quiz-bowl style competition held at Oregon State University. Serve as a judge or help with logistics; a training session was held January 8 in Corvallis. For more information, contact salmonbowl.volunteer@gmail.com.
Students in grades 4-12 bring their wave energy devices, wind turbines, and/or solar devices to the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport to test in wave tanks, wind tunnel or under high powered lights to see which designs produce the greatest amount of energy. Volunteers support teachers in professional development workshops, mentor student teams, and/or serve as a judge or event volunteer on competition day. Watch a short video about the 2017 competition. To get involved with the March 5, 2019 challenge, fill out the volunteer survey or contact Tracy Crews at tracy.crews@oregonstate.edu.
Community Mentoring Program - In Tillamook School District, community mentors are resources for students working on science fair projects, project-based learning units, and more. For more information, contact Clair Thomas at thomasc@tillamook.k12.or.us.
21st Century After School Program - The 21st Century Community Learning Centers After School Program in the Lincoln County School District provides 2.5 hours of afterschool enrichment for students each school day, with a focus on science, technology, engineering, mathematics, arts and reading. Volunteers are needed to help provide STEM enrichment activities. Visit the website for more information.
FIRST LEGO League - The Oregon Robotic Tournament and Outreach Program provides information about robotics programs and competitions held throughout the state. Visit the ORTOP website to find out more about being a team coach, a mentor, a judge, a referee and more.
MATHCOUNTS - This national middle school coaching and competitive mathematics program promotes mathematics achievement through a series of fun and engaging "bee" style contests. Help a middle school teacher in your area start a team! For more information, visit the MATHCOUNTS website for more information.


When Jungho's mom suddenly shows up at the Seoul apartment he shares with his boyfriend, he must hide all evidence of his homosexuality—but she's far more perceptive than he could have anticipated.
Seung Yeob Lee was born and raised in South Korea. He spent his late teens and most of his 20s in China and in the U.S. where he majored in film at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. He is currently in the MFA program at Korea National University of Arts in Seoul, South Korea , where he continues to pursue his filmmaking career.


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//===--- ConformingMethodList.cpp -----------------------------------------===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2019 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
// See https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

#include "swift/IDE/ConformingMethodList.h"
#include "ExprContextAnalysis.h"
#include "swift/AST/ASTDemangler.h"
#include "swift/AST/GenericEnvironment.h"
#include "swift/AST/NameLookup.h"
#include "swift/AST/USRGeneration.h"
#include "swift/Parse/CodeCompletionCallbacks.h"
#include "swift/Sema/IDETypeChecking.h"
#include "clang/AST/Attr.h"
#include "clang/AST/Decl.h"

using namespace swift;
using namespace ide;

namespace {
class ConformingMethodListCallbacks : public CodeCompletionCallbacks {
  ArrayRef<const char *> ExpectedTypeNames;
  ConformingMethodListConsumer &Consumer;
  SourceLoc Loc;
  Expr *ParsedExpr = nullptr;
  DeclContext *CurDeclContext = nullptr;

  void getMatchingMethods(Type T,
                          llvm::SmallPtrSetImpl<ProtocolDecl*> &expectedTypes,
                          SmallVectorImpl<ValueDecl *> &result);

public:
  ConformingMethodListCallbacks(Parser &P,
                                ArrayRef<const char *> ExpectedTypeNames,
                                ConformingMethodListConsumer &Consumer)
      : CodeCompletionCallbacks(P), ExpectedTypeNames(ExpectedTypeNames),
        Consumer(Consumer) {}

  // Only handle callbacks for suffix completions.
  // {
  void completeDotExpr(CodeCompletionExpr *E, SourceLoc DotLoc) override;
  void completePostfixExpr(Expr *E, bool hasSpace) override;
  // }

  void doneParsing() override;
};

void ConformingMethodListCallbacks::completeDotExpr(CodeCompletionExpr *E,
                                                    SourceLoc DotLoc) {
  CurDeclContext = P.CurDeclContext;
  ParsedExpr = E->getBase();
}

void ConformingMethodListCallbacks::completePostfixExpr(Expr *E,
                                                        bool hasSpace) {
  CurDeclContext = P.CurDeclContext;
  ParsedExpr = E;
}

void ConformingMethodListCallbacks::doneParsing() {
  if (!ParsedExpr)
    return;

  typeCheckContextAt(CurDeclContext, ParsedExpr->getLoc());

  Type T = ParsedExpr->getType();

  // Type check the expression if needed.
  if (!T || T->is<ErrorType>()) {
    ConcreteDeclRef ReferencedDecl = nullptr;
    auto optT = getTypeOfCompletionContextExpr(P.Context, CurDeclContext,
                                               CompletionTypeCheckKind::Normal,
                                               ParsedExpr, ReferencedDecl);
    if (!optT)
      return;
    T = *optT;
  }

  if (!T || T->is<ErrorType>() || T->is<UnresolvedType>())
    return;

  T = T->getRValueType();
  if (T->hasArchetype())
    T = T->mapTypeOutOfContext();

  llvm::SmallPtrSet<ProtocolDecl*, 8> expectedProtocols;
  for (auto Name: ExpectedTypeNames) {
    if (auto *PD = resolveProtocolName(CurDeclContext, Name)) {
      expectedProtocols.insert(PD);
    }
  }

  // Collect the matching methods.
  ConformingMethodListResult result(CurDeclContext, T);
  getMatchingMethods(T, expectedProtocols, result.Members);

  Consumer.handleResult(result);
}

void ConformingMethodListCallbacks::getMatchingMethods(
    Type T, llvm::SmallPtrSetImpl<ProtocolDecl*> &expectedTypes,
    SmallVectorImpl<ValueDecl *> &result) {
  if (!T->mayHaveMembers())
    return;

  class LocalConsumer : public VisibleDeclConsumer {
    ModuleDecl *CurModule;

    /// The type of the parsed expression.
    Type T;

    /// The list of expected types.
    llvm::SmallPtrSetImpl<ProtocolDecl*> &ExpectedTypes;

    /// Result sink to populate.
    SmallVectorImpl<ValueDecl *> &Result;

    /// Returns true if \p VD is a instance method whose return type conforms
    /// to the requested protocols.
    bool isMatchingMethod(ValueDecl *VD) {
      if (!isa<FuncDecl>(VD))
        return false;
      if (VD->isStatic() || VD->isOperator())
        return false;

      auto declTy = T->getTypeOfMember(CurModule, VD);
      if (declTy->is<ErrorType>())
        return false;

      // Strip '(Self.Type) ->' and parameters.
      declTy = declTy->castTo<AnyFunctionType>()->getResult();
      declTy = declTy->castTo<AnyFunctionType>()->getResult();

      // The return type conforms to any of the requested protocols.
      for (auto Proto : ExpectedTypes) {
        if (CurModule->conformsToProtocol(declTy, Proto))
          return true;
      }

      return false;
    }

  public:
    LocalConsumer(DeclContext *DC, Type T,
                  llvm::SmallPtrSetImpl<ProtocolDecl*> &expectedTypes,
                  SmallVectorImpl<ValueDecl *> &result)
        : CurModule(DC->getParentModule()), T(T), ExpectedTypes(expectedTypes),
          Result(result) {}

    void foundDecl(ValueDecl *VD, DeclVisibilityKind reason,
                   DynamicLookupInfo) override {
      if (isMatchingMethod(VD) && !VD->shouldHideFromEditor())
        Result.push_back(VD);
    }

  } LocalConsumer(CurDeclContext, T, expectedTypes, result);

  lookupVisibleMemberDecls(LocalConsumer, MetatypeType::get(T), CurDeclContext,
                           /*includeInstanceMembers=*/false,
                           /*includeDerivedRequirements*/false,
                           /*includeProtocolExtensionMembers*/true);
}

} // anonymous namespace.

void PrintingConformingMethodListConsumer::handleResult(
    const ConformingMethodListResult &result) {
  OS << "-----BEGIN CONFORMING METHOD LIST-----\n";

  OS << "- TypeName: ";
  result.ExprType.print(OS);
  OS << "\n";

  OS << "- Members: ";
  if (result.Members.empty())
    OS << " []";
  OS << "\n";
  for (auto VD : result.Members) {
    auto funcTy = cast<FuncDecl>(VD)->getMethodInterfaceType();
    funcTy = result.ExprType->getTypeOfMember(result.DC->getParentModule(), VD,
                                              funcTy);
    auto resultTy = funcTy->castTo<FunctionType>()->getResult();

    OS << "   - Name: ";
    VD->getName().print(OS);
    OS << "\n";

    OS << "     TypeName: ";
    resultTy.print(OS);
    OS << "\n";

    StringRef BriefDoc = VD->getBriefComment();
    if (!BriefDoc.empty()) {
      OS << "     DocBrief: \"";
      OS << VD->getBriefComment();
      OS << "\"\n";
    }
  }

  OS << "-----END CONFORMING METHOD LIST-----\n";
}

CodeCompletionCallbacksFactory *
swift::ide::makeConformingMethodListCallbacksFactory(
    ArrayRef<const char *> expectedTypeNames,
    ConformingMethodListConsumer &Consumer) {

  // CC callback factory which produces 'ContextInfoCallbacks'.
  class ConformingMethodListCallbacksFactoryImpl
      : public CodeCompletionCallbacksFactory {
    ArrayRef<const char *> ExpectedTypeNames;
    ConformingMethodListConsumer &Consumer;

  public:
    ConformingMethodListCallbacksFactoryImpl(
        ArrayRef<const char *> ExpectedTypeNames,
        ConformingMethodListConsumer &Consumer)
        : ExpectedTypeNames(ExpectedTypeNames), Consumer(Consumer) {}

    CodeCompletionCallbacks *createCodeCompletionCallbacks(Parser &P) override {
      return new ConformingMethodListCallbacks(P, ExpectedTypeNames, Consumer);
    }
  };

  return new ConformingMethodListCallbacksFactoryImpl(expectedTypeNames,
                                                      Consumer);
}


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Blog for sharing technology knowledge
Tesla travels over 600 kilometers (almost) without any human help
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Tesla wants, more than any other brand, to make driving completely autonomous. Thus, the company has equipped its electric cars with all the necessary hardware so that the vehicles can be driven only by its technology. According to its CEO, driving autonomously on Tesla nowadays only depends on the software.
A video shows how a Tesla Model 3 behaves over 600 kilometers, with virtually no human help.
Is the technology ready to move towards autonomous driving?
As we can see, Tesla's Full Self-Driving (or autonomous driving) may still be in beta, but that doesn't stop the first users from using it for autonomous trips… or almost autonomous!
Second information, the Tesla Whole Mars Catalog enthusiast published a video showing his FSD-equipped Model 3 traveling the way between San Francisco and Los Angeles with virtually no intervention. The only exception was shortly after entering Los Angeles, when the driver took the reins to avoid garbage on the road.
However, pay attention to the return video, where the driver says there are zero interventions.
As has been reported by several dedicated channels to the brand, this may be the first known and recorded occurrence of autonomous driving to complete a journey without direct driver information.
Although he is still in beta mode and the driver cannot take his hands off the wheel, this is a remarkable achievement. In addition, this example allows us to understand how far we will be from autonomous cars traveling on our roads.
In fact, in the video, the images are narrated by an intervention by Elon Musk. He goes on to describe the condition of his cars. At some point, he says that in terms of hardware, the Tesla are ready for autonomous driving, the bet now is on the software.
A trip that could go down in Tesla history
In the past we saw videos where the machine's ability to drive short journeys with virtually no driver intervention was shown. However, here it is more than 600 kilometers, in the middle of a series of real variables where Tesla took care of the decisions.
Of course, in the video the driver is seen taking care of driving at a certain time, but just because in a very particular situation, that of dodging debris on the road, autonomous driving might not make the right decision. This will still be the stage that remains to be overcome, having the confidence that technology in this and other cases of the kind knows how to react safely to the driver and to third parties.
There are several points that are still being tested, such as the ideal conditions for Tesla radars. As is known, these machines have several cameras, sensors, sonars that are adapting to the climate, and other factors that differ from area to area, country to country. Elon Musk has always defended his technologies, criticized others, such as LiDAR. So, this is another important step towards becoming a technology that will make every car on the road a taxi robot.
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Nanocrystals
Novel nanocrystal treatments could protect cells from radiation damage
Ideally, we protect the body from radiation damage before it reaches us with shielding materials. Researchers have now developed a new nanocrystal treatment that could prevent some of the tissue damage radiation causes.
New approach could grow materials that exactly mimic bone or dental enamel
A team of researchers has uncovered a new approach to grow synthetic mineralized materials. This exciting breakthrough points to a future of regenerative medicine where doctors could mimic the regrowth of hard tissues including dental enamel and bone.
Nanocrystals may bring night vision to normal glasses
Night vision goggles help the human eye see in the dark, but the devices are bulky, requiring several layers of lenses and plenty of power. But thanks to research from ANU, a new type of nanocrystal could grant night vision powers to a standard pair of specs, without adding any weight.
Nanocrystals speed up Wi-Fi-emitting LEDs
Transmitting data on wavelengths we can see might turn out to be more efficient and secure than radio waves. Researchers have developed a nanocrystal that helps boost data speeds transmitted through visible light up to 2 Gbps – while pleasantly lighting the room.
"Fool's gold" nanocrystals present cheap, abundant alternative to lithium in batteries
Using "fools gold" nanocrystals to form part of a larger sodium-magnesium battery, scientists have created a storage cell that not only uses cheap and abundant materials but has the potential to be scaled up to store many terawatt-hours of energy.
Chemists create clever rewritable paper
Chemists at the University of California, Riverside have created rewritable paper that can be printed on and erased many times before it needs to be discarded, offering a proposed alternative to current rampant paper consumption and real hope for achieving the promised "paperless office."
Tiny particles could present a big problem for counterfeiters
There's now yet another potential weapon in the war against counterfeiting. Scientists at MIT have developed tiny color-striped microparticles that could be used to verify the authenticity of currency, medication, consumer goods, or almost anything else.
Smart Glass controls both lighting and heat levels
Researchers at Berkeley Labs have produced a "smart" glass coating that can be selectively controlled to block visible light, heat-producing near-infrared (NIR) light or both by applying a small electrical charge to it.
Scientists grow microscopic flowers by controlling crystal formation
Harvard scientists have created microscopic flowers, by carefully controlling the formation of crystals.
Replicating hardest known biomaterial could lead to better solar cells and batteries
A UCR researcher is taking inspiration from the teeth of a marine snail to build the technology that could lead to more efficient solar cells, fast-charging batteries, and abrasion-resistant clothing.
New nanocrystals let solar panels generate electricity ... and hydrogen gas
Scientists have developed new nanocrystals that allow solar panels to generate both electricity and hydrogen gas.
Bringing Teflon and silicone together shows promise for medical applications
A new process for binding Teflon to other plastics offers considerable promise for medical applications.