If you are looking to homeschool in the state of Alabama, one option is to enroll in what is called a cover school. Cover schools are also referred to as umbrella schools. A cover schools vary on what they require and what they choose to offer. Regardless, cover schools must be religious in orientation which means they must be sponsored by a church or group with similar spiritual beliefs. The most popular is Christian cover schools. Some schools require a testament of faith whereas others do not and accept families of all faiths. Although some cover schools offer classes to enroll in, most do not. Therefore the parent is still responsible for educating the child. Some schools even require a pre-enrollment interview where many school just require you to fill out the paperwork and pay tuition.
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Located in Eva, AL, The Way Home Christian School is another cover school that requires a testament of faith. Their fees are $125 a year with a registration fee of $25 for new families. If you are enrolled with them for four years the enrollment fee is reduced to $100. For more information on what they offer you can visit their website or call (256) 482-2801.
Another more popular cover school that requires a testament of faith is Covenant Christian Academy located in Huntsville, AL. This cover school requires more such as Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) membership, a 30-minute interview with the whole family, pastor recommendation from your church, and immunization records. Their tuition is $50 a month and $100 registration fee for new families. This cover school has much more to offer than most schools including classes for an extra fee. To find out more on their offerings and requirements, visit their website or call the school at (256) 882-3668.
Dayspring Christian Academy is located in Verbena, AL and is one of the more popular cover schools for North Alabama. Their tuition is only $75 a year and covers the entire family. This cover school offers a variety of benefits, including parent seminars. More information is available at their website or you can call Donna Knox at (205) 755-8112.
Pathways Academy is located in Glencoe, AL. They require parents to choose their own curriculum. Tuition is $125 a year with a $35 registration fee. Their students are eligible to participate in the National Spelling Bee and other competitions. For a complete list of what they offer you can visit their website or contact Tammy Jackson at (256)-494-1600.
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1) Flatiron: Design Within Reach takes over the former Portico store on E20th Street and the Observer's Tom McGeveran lashes out: "Trading petit-bourgeois for bourgeois, in fact, seems to be the real-estate maxim of middle-Broadway these days, as delis give way to places with names like 'Tisserie' and Tom Colicchio perpetually threatens to turn the strip into his own personal Wylie Dufresne's Clinton Street." [The Real Estate]
2) West Village: Fashion news from today's Women's Wear Daily: "Mulberry, the British apparel and accessories firm, has found a jewel box-size - 500 sq. foot space for its first US store. The unit is at 387 Bleecker Street... Juicy Couture is said to be close to joining the quaint neighborhood by leasing 368 Bleecker Street. The building, which housed Hue restaurant, has 1,300 square feet of retail space on the ground floor and 5,700 square feet on the mezzanine."
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Intel Ships 100 Million Atom Processors
by Paul Lilly — Friday, June 03, 2011, 02:25 PM EDT
If it weren't for Intel's Atom platform, who knows how popular the netbook category would have become. Atom processors and netbooks are pretty much synonymous with each other (not without a small handful of exceptions, of course), and because of that, Intel has been able to ship 100 million Atom chips to date.
The announcement from Intel comes as its Atom platform turns three years old. During that time, Atom processors have squeezed their way into just about every low power netbook and nettop that's hit the market, even as competition heats up from AMD, ARM, and Nvidia (which licenses ARM technology).
With tablets taking over, is this the end for Atom? Not hardly. While the netbook craze has settled down, it hasn't disappeared. Not only that, but Intel has been talking a big game about busting into the tablet and smartphone markets, a couple of sectors currently dominated by ARM. For these reasons, look for the Atom platform to evolve rather than become extinct.
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package org.kuali.mobility.push.entity;

import javax.persistence.*;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlTransient;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.sql.Timestamp;

/**
 * A class representing a Push Notification message.
 * A single push notification instance is shared for many users and devices.
 *
 * The {@link org.kuali.mobility.push.entity.PushDeviceTuple} class represent the status
 * of a push message being sent to a device.
 *
 * The {@link org.kuali.mobility.push.entity.Sender} class represents a tool or external service that initialised the
 * push notification.
 *
 *
 * @author Kuali Mobility Team (mobility.dev@kuali.org)
 * @since 2.0.0
 */
@NamedQueries({
	/**
	 * Query to find a specific push by its ID
	 */
	@NamedQuery(
	name = "Push.find",
	query="SELECT p FROM Push p WHERE p.pushId = :pushId"
	),
	/**
	 * Query to find all Push objects
	 */
	@NamedQuery(
		name = "Push.findAll",
		query="SELECT p FROM Push p ORDER BY p.postedTimestamp DESC"
	),
	/**
	 * Counts the number of push objects persisted
	 */
	@NamedQuery(
	name = "Push.countAll",
	query="SELECT COUNT(p) FROM Push p"
	)

})
@Entity
@Table(name="KME_PSH_MSG_T")
public class Push implements Serializable {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = -9158722924017383328L;

	/**
	 * Instance id for this Push instance
	 */
	@Id
	@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.TABLE)
	@Column(name="ID")
	private Long pushId;

	/**
	 * Title for this Push instance.
	 */
	@Column(name="TTL")
	private String title;

	/**
	 * Message for this Push instance.
	 */
	@Column(name="MSG")
	private String message;

	/**
	 * Timestamp this Push was last persisted.
	 */
	@Column(name="PST_TS")
	@XmlTransient
	private Timestamp postedTimestamp;

	/**
	 * Sender for this Push instance.
	 */
	@Column(name="SNDR")
	private String sender;

	/**
	 * Number of recipients for this Push instance.
	 */
	@Column(name="RCPT")
	private int recipients;

	/**
	 * URL for this Push instance.
	 */
	@Column(name="URL")
	private String url;

	/**
	 * Flag if this Push is an emergency message.
	 */
	@Column(name="EMR")
	private boolean emergency;

	/**
	 * Version number
	 */
	@Version
	@Column(name="VER_NBR")
	@XmlTransient
	private Long versionNumber;

	/**
	 * Creates a new instance of a Push
	 */
	public Push() {
	}

	/**
	 * Gets Timestamp this Push was last persisted.
	 * @return Timestamp this Push was last persisted.
	 */
	public Timestamp getPostedTimestamp() {
		return postedTimestamp;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets Timestamp this Push was last persisted.
	 * @param postedTimestamp Timestamp this Push was last persisted.
	 */
	public void setPostedTimestamp(Timestamp postedTimestamp) {
		this.postedTimestamp = postedTimestamp;
	}

	/**
	 * Returns true if it is an emergency.
	 * @return true if it is an emergency.
	 */
	public boolean getEmergency() {
		return emergency;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets if it is an emergency
	 * @param emergency Flag if it is an emergency
	 */
	public void setEmergency(boolean emergency) {
		this.emergency = emergency;
	}

	/**
	 * Returns the ID.
	 * @return The ID
	 */
	public Long getPushId() {
		return pushId;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the ID.
	 * @param pushId The ID
	 */
	public void setPushId(Long pushId) {
		this.pushId = pushId;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the number of recipients
	 * @return number of recipients
	 */
	public int getRecipients() {
		return recipients;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the number of recipients
	 * @param recipients number of recipients
	 */
	public void setRecipients(int recipients) {
		this.recipients = recipients;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the sender
	 * @return The sender
	 */
	public String getSender() {
		return sender;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the sender
	 * @param sender The sender
	 */
	public void setSender(String sender) {
		this.sender = sender;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the URL
	 * @return The URL
	 */
	public String getUrl() {
		return url;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the URL
	 * @param url The URL
	 */
	public void setUrl(String url) {
		this.url = url;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the title.
	 * @return The title.
	 */
	public String getTitle() {
		return title;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the title.
	 * @param title The title.
	 */
	public void setTitle(String title) {
		this.title = title;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the message.
	 * @return The message
	 */
	public String getMessage() {
		return message;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the message.
	 * @param message The message.
	 */
	public void setMessage(String message) {
		this.message = message;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the version number.
	 * @return The version number.
	 */
	public Long getVersionNumber() {
		return versionNumber;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the version number.
	 * @param versionNumber The version number.
	 */
	public void setVersionNumber(Long versionNumber) {
		this.versionNumber = versionNumber;
	}

	/*
	 * (non-Javadoc)
	 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()
	 */
	@Override
	public String toString() {
		String newline = "\r\n";
		String str = newline +"PushID:     " + this.getPushId();
		str = str + newline + "Title:      " + this.getTitle();
		str = str + newline + "Message:    " + this.getMessage();
		str = str + newline + "Emergency:  " + this.getEmergency();
		str = str + newline + "URL:        " + this.getUrl();
		str = str + newline + "Sender:     " + this.getSender();
		str = str + newline + "Recipients: " + this.getRecipients();
		str = str + newline + "Timestamp:  " + this.getPostedTimestamp();
		return str;
	}

	public String toJson() {

		String str = "{";
		str += "\"id\":\"" 				+ this.getPushId() + "\",";
		str += "\"title\":\"" 			+ this.getTitle() + "\",";
		str += "\"message\":\"" 		+ this.getMessage() + "\",";
		str += "\"emergency\":\"" 		+ this.getEmergency() + "\",";
		str += "\"url\":\"" 			+ this.getUrl() + "\",";
		str += "\"sender\":\"" 			+ this.getSender() + "\",";
		str += "\"recipients\":\"" 		+ this.getRecipients() + "\",";
    	str += "\"sentTimeStamp\":\"" 	+ this.getPostedTimestamp().getTime() + "\",";
		str += "\"timestamp\":\"" 		+ this.getPostedTimestamp() + "\"}";
		return str;
	}

}

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Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah Celebrate Boston Terror Attack
Israel News Agency / Google News ^ | April 15, 2013 | Israel News Agency Staff
Posted on 04/15/2013 6:20:52 PM PDT by IsraelBeach
By Israel News Agency Staff
Jerusalem, Israel --- April 15, 2013 … Shortly after terror bombs exploded and murdered over 12 people at the Boston Marathon, members of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah were reported to be dancing in the streets of Gaza, handing out candies to passerbys.
A number of Palestinians had danced in the street in celebration of the 9/11 attacks in 2001 on the World Trade Center and Washington resulting in the deaths of thousands of Americans.
The head of an Islamic terror organization in Jordan - the Muslim Salafi group says he's "happy to see the horror in America" after the bombing attacks in Boston.
"American blood isn't more precious than Muslim blood," said Mohammad al-Chalabi, who was convicted in an al-Qaeda-linked plot to attack US and other Western diplomatic missions in Jordan in 2003.
"Let the Americans feel the pain we endured by their armies occupying Iraq and Afghanistan and killing our people there," he said today.
A Mideast counterterrorism official based in Jordan said the blasts "carry the hallmark of an organized terrorist group, like al-Qaeda."
The New York Post has reported that at least 12 people are dead and over 100 injured – including up to 15 with amputated limbs – after two bombs ripped through the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Police and FBI were guarding a person of interest at a local hospital, according to a New York Post report confirmed by Fox News. The person, who sources said was 20 years old, had severe burns, but authorities had not determined whether the person was a victim or a perpetrator. Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis said during a press conference that no suspect has yet been charged.
The Boston terror bombings took place just before 3 p.m. and reports of two other unexploded bombs were found near the scene reinforced that this was indeed a terrorist attack. Intelligence officials told The Associated Press two unexploded devices were being dismantled. Competitors and race organizers were crying as they fled the bloody chaos, while some witnesses reported seeing victims with lost limbs.
"Somebody's leg flew by my head," a spectator, who gave his name as John Ross, told the Boston Herald. "I gave my belt to stop the blood."
The first two bombings occurred at 2:50 p.m. – nearly five hours after the marathon began – about 50 to 100 yards apart, according to Davis. A third explosion occurred near the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in the Columbia Point section of Dorchester, several miles southeast of the marathon's finish line, at around 4:15 p.m. Police could not say if it was related to the earlier explosions.
The FBI, which was treating the bombing as a terrorist investigation, was analyzing video from several area surveillance cameras.
Over twenty-six people were transported to Brigham and Women's Hospital, including a 3-year-old, who was then taken to a children's hospital. A doctor at the hospital said at least two of the patients there are in critical condition and that some have burns and injuries that will likely require amputations.
Witnesses heard booms that sounded like two claps of thunder near the finish line inside the Fairmount Copley Plaza Hotel, according to multiple local reports. The terror attack unfolded as the city marked the 238th annual Patriot's Day, commemorating the anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord at the beginning of the Revolutionary War.
President Obama said Monday that those responsible will "feel the full weight of justice." The President assured that the administration is mobilizing its "full resources" to help investigate and provide security.
The President addressed the US from the White House briefing room just hours after the bombing attacks in Boston. Obama has been in contact with Massachusetts officials regarding the fatal terror attack and has directed his administration to provide "whatever assistance is necessary."
A White House official said the president called Boston Mayor Tom Menino and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick earlier Monday to "express his concern for those who were injured and to make clear that his administration is ready to provide needed support as they respond to the incident."
Obama was briefed by Homeland Security adviser Lisa Monaco and other members of his senior staff Monday afternoon, as well as by FBI Director Robert Mueller and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone impacted by this incident in Boston, especially the families and loved ones of those injured," said US Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
"Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies continue to respond, and at the President's direction, the Department of Homeland Security is providing any support necessary in this ongoing investigation. We encourage the public to be vigilant, and to listen to direction from state and local officials."
Officals in Jerusalem expressed regret for the senseless loss of life in Boston and declared that the people of Israel had the people of Boston in their thoughts and prayers. Israel Humanitarian Aid stated that if needed, they would fly to Boston to provide assistance to first responders and the terror victims.
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To: Farmer Dean
"What I wouldn't give to be on the West Bank tonight with an M240 and all the belts I could carry."
I don't feel any such rage this time, not even sadness. I spent much of the last 4 years horrified at what the people of Boston have helped do to the rest of us. I guess a part of me don't feel they are our countrymen anymore.
So its kind of like an attack upon foreigners, in fact that's exactly how it feels.
21 posted on 04/15/2013 7:06:03 PM PDT by Monorprise (`)
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To: IsraelBeach
From this point on, if this ever happens again and haj wants to dance in the streets, I say the coordinates of their location are downloaded into the closest missile or rocket(JDAM, Tomahawk, etc). Launch the weapon and vaporize them all. There won't be too much dancing the next time.
22 posted on 04/15/2013 7:28:31 PM PDT by qaz123
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To: VanDeKoik
Catherine Herridge on Fox just announced a Saudi National, 20-22 yrs old on a student visa is being questioned. There have been rumors, but finally it has been announced on the MSM. Catherine Herridge is an excellent reporter.
23 posted on 04/15/2013 7:51:16 PM PDT by HollyB
Grover Norquist's friends.
24 posted on 04/15/2013 8:02:42 PM PDT by nonliberal (Graduate: Curtis E. LeMay School of International Relations)
To: NoLibZone
Friends of Chris Matthews
And Grover Norquist.
26 posted on 04/15/2013 8:10:19 PM PDT by rdl6989
It is really no wonder why the Islamists are the FIRST ones thought of when horrific and senseless bombings of innocent civilians occur. Though some may see this as racial profiling and unfair, Muslims have no one to blame but themselves especially when they are seen as rejoicing when America gets hit in incidences like this. Maybe if they acted in the least bit like the rest of the civilized world does in rejecting violence and indiscriminate murder, Islam would not be the initial recipient of blame for terrorist attacks.
They DO have quite an extensive history of such actions not to mention the violent jihad encouragements within the Koran and the religious madrassahs that inculcate hatred almost from the cradle. Perhaps if more "moderate" Muslims actually voiced their objections to such actions and were seen to discourage public rejoicing over terrorist acts, people may start to hold off judgment until more facts are known. In the meantime, it is NOT unjust profiling for Islamists to be thought the initial villains when acts of terrorism first happen.
Israel has been living in the midst of the rats' nest for decades (really thousands of years) and they have experienced the insanity firsthand. They show amazing restraint and self-control when faced with such belligerent and hostile neighbors who commit acts of violence against innocent civilians without hesitation. I pray for the peace of Israel. One day, Almighty God WILL make it right and brings down his justice upon those who love and rejoice in evil.
27 posted on 04/15/2013 10:17:38 PM PDT by boatbums (God is ready to assume full responsibility for the life wholly yielded to Him.)
To: Patton@Bastogne
He also said he would always stand with the Muslims, should the political winds blow an ugly direction...
These are the people we are arming, in various places of the world.
Sick. Disgustingly sick.
28 posted on 04/15/2013 10:26:42 PM PDT by butterdezillion (,)
I wonder when someone is going to bring up the fact that the Obama administration had dropped the ball on fighting Islamic terrorism to refocuses many of those resources on his political enemies in an effort to label them terrorist.
That the last two Terrorist attack attempts failed only because the terrorist themselves fouled up, and the Obama Administration still hasn't gotten the clue.
29 posted on 04/15/2013 11:04:46 PM PDT by Monorprise (`)
Sure. Like WC Fields liked babies; well done.
30 posted on 04/16/2013 12:45:59 AM PDT by Eleutheria5 (End the occupation. Annex today.)
Welcome America to the party. Keep voting commie and see how that works out.
31 posted on 04/16/2013 2:24:56 AM PDT by exnavy (Fish or cut bait ...Got ammo, Godspeed!)
bflr = bump for later reading
32 posted on 04/16/2013 8:36:53 AM PDT by fishtank (The denial of original sin is the root of liberalism.)
List of Islamic Terror Attacks For the Past 30 Days
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/index.html#Attacks
33 posted on 04/16/2013 9:35:41 AM PDT by tsowellfan (www.cafenetamerica.com)
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Q: Metadata recovery from corrupted ext4 partition I have a rather complicated data recovery task. I want to get some metadata (filenames, directory structure etc.) out of a corrupted ext4 filesystem. I tried a bunch of tools (Testdisk, fsck, foremost) with no avail. I probably didn't use most of them very effectively as I only have an elementary understanding of filesystems. Or maybe these tools weren't the right ones for my situation. This is how I messed everything up:
I have a hard disk drive that I accidentally started an over-write process on. I used one of these SATA USB docking stations, and while handling it I accidentally pressed the clone button. This started a clone from one drive to the other. It created a new partition on my HDD and started to write data on it. I realized this about a minute later and stopped the process and disconnected the drive.
Both disks were formatted with one ext4 partition each. So the partition on one of my disks were destroyed, and now I cannot access the data on it. I know the data that got over-written is probably impossible to recover, but most of the data wouldn't be touched in that short amount of time.
Luckily most of the files I had can be found elsewhere on the internet, so I can download them again. But I need to get a list of file and directory names in order to do that. I couldn't find a tool that does that successfully. Testdisk seemed promising but with it I could only access the data that was created in the clone process. Could anyone tell me how I could accomplish this? I would appreciate any help, thanks.

A: If you download the e2fsprogs source you can build the findsuper tool to scan the disk to find superblocks on the disk. You should be able to find two different superblock UUIDs - those from the clone copy at the start of the disk, and those from the old filesystem at the end of the disk.
If you run e2fsck with a superblock from the old filesystem, it may be able to recover more of the filesystem, if e.g. the old journal blocks can be recovered back into the filesystem.
In any case, e2fsck (preferably run on a backup image on the disk) will link all the files it can find into lost+found since the root directory at the start of the disk is certainly overwritten.

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Music Hype: Human by OneRepublic
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This album has been hovering on the horizon for months now, as I waited to order it until a release date was officially announced. Now, it's finally here! So let's talk about OneRepublic: who they are, how they got here, and how we feel about their latest offering: Human.
OneRepublic is an American pop band formed in 2002. I know many of us in the millennial and maybe Gen X camps grew up listening to Apologize and Stop and Stare from their first album Dreaming Out Loud – both of which became massive hits around the world. Apologize in particular became iconic after being remixed by Timbaland.
All the Right Moves was the big hit from their second album, Waking Up, from 2009. Other earworms included Secrets and Good Life. More recently a lot of people found they'd accidentally memorized all the words to Counting Stars, the hit song from 2013's album, Native. Their fourth album was Oh My My in 2016 and it was a major departure in their sound, producing singles Wherever I Go and Kids.
Human has been delayed a number of times (and I'm sure COVID was part of it), but there have been singles released from it to build hype, including Rescue Me and Wanted. According to some critics, this makes the album feel more like a time capsule than a new release: Rescue Me came out in 2019, which as we all know was a very different emotional moment than 2021. But there's still a lot to love including the upbeat anthem Run and yearning track Distance, which echoes some of the band's classic vibes. Speaking for myself, a band than can do soulful, emotional, and danceable all equally well is definitely worth following, and OneRepublic has a very strong track record to recommend them.
If you're looking for a solid pop album that captures some nostalgia and some optimism, you might want to try OneRepublic's Human, finally available for checkout.
Posted in Music, Reference, Staff Picks - Tagged Music, nostalgia, pop music
Bill Nye The Science Guy Appreciation Post
March 8, 2021 February 8, 2021 - Callen Leave a comment
If you've read some of my other posts, you know I'm developing a real love for non-fiction books about cool science. Recently, I combined that love with a taste of nostalgia by reading an informative and often funny book by one of my childhood icons, Bill Nye (The Science Guy). Bill Nye became iconic in the 90s with his TV show about science for kids, and he remains a beloved source of science and inspiration to many today. This post is not only to recommend you read one of his enthusiastic, fascinating, and inspiring books, but to highlight how much Bill Nye you can get from your local library (or at least the Rivershare library system as a whole).
For Adults:
There are three books for adults that Nye has published in the last few years. To catch some of his general enthusiasm, check out Everything All At Once, an energizing look at how to identify your passions, strengthen your critical thinking, and solve 'unsolvable' problems. Embrace your inner nerd! If one of your passions turns out to be scientific causes, try one of his other two books: Undeniable and Unstoppable, about evolution and climate change, respectively. In these books, it's obvious how much Bill Nye cares about kids and wants them to love science, create a better world, and have a fantastic time. And, he gets his message across with humor, which I always appreciate.
If those aren't for you, you may appreciate his sense of wonder; he wrote the preface for both Earth + Space and The Planets, collections of breathtaking photographs from NASA's archives.
For Kids (or Kids-At-Heart)
Of course, this is where Bill Nye shines as a passionate educator and enthusiastic science nerd: he's created a number of nonfiction titles including Bill Nye's great big world of science, Bill Nye the science guy's big blue ocean, Bill Nye the science guy's big blast of science, AND a fiction series called Jack and the Geniuses.
Even better, you even can check out DVDs of some vintage Bill Nye the Science Guy content including Bill Nye the science guy. Electrical current, Bill Nye the science guy. Dinosaurs, Do-it-yourself science, and much, much more.
In any case, whether it's a walk down memory lane or a call to action, I really do recommend you look at some Bill Nye for a wholesome dose of lifelong learning, can-do spirit, and hope for the future.
Posted in Books, DVDs, Reference, Staff Picks - Tagged lifelong learning, nonfiction, nostalgia, science
Late Adopter Video Games for Nintendo Switch
February 25, 2021 January 23, 2021 - Callen Leave a comment
Your favorite newbie gamer is back with some new recommendations for you! The theme of this post: late to the party. Not only am I discovering gaming later in life than most, I'm discovering the most popular video game genres later than most people. Read on to discover which iconic video game universes I finally tried and loved in 2020. (Not mentioned: Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — see Wes' great post about that one.) The second theme of this post is: never too late! If I can achieve my childhood dreams through gaming as an adult, you can too. So don't be afraid to give these games a try; they're tested and approved by the clumsiest new gamer there is — me.
First: I heartily recommend Zumba: Burn It Up as a fun exercise game. Yes, I'm definitely late to the Zumba trend, but it was worth the wait. What I really liked about it was the ability to practice Zumba moves and get comfortable with them in the privacy of my own home, on my own schedule. With the video game format, there's even a degree of feedback that you get to help you improve. Maybe someday I'll drag my hermit self into a Zumba class, but right now I love being able to do fun things on my own without having to schedule it in and survive crowds and awkwardness. If you're like me and you've always wanted to try Zumba but never had the time, check out this game for a nice intro.
Second: I'm not proud of this, but it's taken me until now to finally break into Pokémon. Again, I always wanted to be a part of the fandom, but could never figure out how. Well, now I've found at least one way to experience it: with Let's Go Pikachu or Let's Go Evee for Nintendo Switch. It's an accessible game for those new to both video games and the Pokémon universe, with good tutorials and fairly intuitive gameplay. It's low-pressure with achievable goals, and for that reason fairly addictive! Also, as I always suspected, the Pokémon are incredibly adorable and fun to interact with, which never hurts. If you want to finally achieve a childhood dream (like me), relive your fond childhood memories, or introduce someone new to a cute and fun world of training and battles, I definitely recommend one of the Let's Go games.
Finally, as a bonus for anyone who's super bored with my newbie enthusiasm for established games, I want to share a quick summary of a fun genre I've discovered that hopefully is new(er) to you: the visual novel game. In my opinion it's a great fusion of video game and novel. The story is engaging, the visuals are good, the mood is restful, but you have to take action to move the story forward, immersing you in the narrative. My favorite from the library is Arcade Spirits, a romantic comedy visual novel where your customized character finds purpose, friendship, love and fun working at the local arcade.
Another type of visual novel game is the murder mystery. As a big reader of murder mysteries, especially historical or classic murder mysteries, these games' style and story are a great fit, and the gameplay gives me good practice working through puzzles. For a version of this game genre available from the library, try Deadly Premonitions: Origins, where you help a detective investigate the murder of a young woman in a small town.
Posted in Reference, Staff Picks, Video Games - Tagged exercise, introduction, nostalgia, pokemon, video games, visual novel, zumba
The Soda Fountain by Gia Giasullo
September 15, 2014 August 25, 2014 - Ann Leave a comment
The Soda Fountain is a collection of 70 recipes celebrating the history and stories of the classic American soda fountain from one of the most-celebrated revival soda fountains in the country, Brooklyn Farmacy.
Today's soda fountain revival – not only in Brooklyn but in cities like Philadelphia and San Francisco – is remaking this quaint institution into a stylish and compelling food trend by recreating bygone treats like sodas, egg creams, and floats with local, seasonal, and artisanal ingredients. Combining delectable ice cream confections with natural sodas, syrups, tinctures, and phosphates, the recipes are both splendidly nostalgic (The Purple Cow, Cherry Lime Rickey) and charmingly innovative (The Sundae of Broken Dreams).
Featuring abundant photography of the recipes and Brooklyn Farmacy's gorgeously restored interior, plus vintage illustrations and ads, this mouthwatering book proves that the soda fountain is a culinary and cultural institution worth championing. (description from publisher)
Posted in Books - Tagged nostalgia, old-fashioned, recipes, retro, sodas
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Harry Drank Champagne From Prosthetic Leg In South Pole Celebrations
Plus, He Shaved
Updated Jul. 12, 2017 12:18PM ET / Published Jan. 21, 2014 11:02AM ET
Prince Harry celebrated reaching the South Pole with a "two-day bender" and the teams took turns drinking champagne out of one of his fellow trekkers prosthetic leg as part of their celebrations, the actor Dominic West said today at a high-spirited press conference to mark the success of the mission.
Mr. West was appearing with Prince Harry at a press conference about the Walking With The Wounded expedition which saw a group of wounded veterans trek through freezing temperatures and hostile conditions to the South Pole.
The only bad news? Prince Harry had shaved.
Yup, the beard is officially no more.
Prince Harry joked that the British team had won, but decided to 'hand the trophy back' although in fact the race element of the walk was abandoned due to the terrible conditions which risked injury.
Mr West told reporters that Harry developed a reputation for building complex latrines.
He said: "He would often reach the meeting point before the rest of his men and would build these incredibly lavish, castellated latrines, with battlements and loo roll holders. It must have taken him 40 minutes at least to build, they were just fabulous. I would often sit on the latrine thinking, 'This is a royal flush in every way!'"
Mr. West also revealed that two members of the Australian team stripped naked and ran around the point that marks the South Pole when they arrived, but said the rest of them just "went on a two-day bender."
Mr. West added, "We all drank champagne out of Duncan Slater's favourite prosthetic legs."
Sgt Duncan Slater, who lost both legs in Afghanistan in 2009, confirmed the unlikely story and described using one of his legs as an ice bucket for the champagne the team drank to celebrate.
He said: "We pulled back from the Pole about 20km to wait for our flight and someone produced some champagne. I used my legs as a primitive ice bucket and wedged the champagne bottle in there and passed them around."
He said the Prince had been "absolutely brilliant", adding: "If we had a bit of spare time it would always be, right, we're going to have a game of cricket, or we're going to make a latrine but it's going to be like a castle, and it would always be him that was instigating it. He just fitted right in."
West, who was part of Team Commonwealth, said the Prince also told "eye-wateringly rude jokes, which for a non-soldier like me was quite shocking".


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Filming for Season 3 of What We Do in the Shadows takes up where Season 2 cliffhanger left off
Harvey Guillén of What We Do in the Shadows revealed Guillermo's character arc for Season 3. Guillermo decided to leave his position as a demonic similar during the Season 2 conclusion of the FX sitcom when he discovered that his decade-long stint as a familiar wouldn't grow into the expected advancement to become a vampire. As the Vampiric Council traps his old masters in the Nouveau Théâtre des Vampires, Guillermo comes to rescue the day, only to discover his ties to the renowned vampire slayer Van Helsing, who he himself is descended from. Taika Waititi, the director of Thor: Ragnarok and Jojo Rabbit, makes his TV debut with a pilot based on his film, which is an adaption of the same name. The cast includes the comedians Kayvan Novak as four monsters residing on Staten Island. After taking over the Island for the old Baron Afanas, the couple inadvertently killed the Baron the next night, when both were quite inebriated. To avoid getting assassinated by the Vampiric Council, the hapless quartet now evades killers by the vampire-themed syndicate that consists of celebrities Evan Rachel Wood who play parodies of their individual vampire identities. Despite all of his friends' claims to the contrary, Guillermo is the sole reliable member of the party and has known Novak's Nandor the Persistent for many years. One of the finest of 2020 performances was included on the show.
It's the FX series 'What We Do in the Shadows' that is the most important show for the network. During a conversation with Bleeding Cool, Guillermo star Harvey Guillén spoke as to what Season 3 has in hand for his protagonist. When the Season 2 finale concludes, Guillén says that the program will kick off with an immediate reaction from the roommate vampires. Even though the roommates now know Guillermo is a mutant prodigy, Guillermo's relationships and his path will now be all different because of it. In addition, Guillén indicates that beloved characters and expressions of previous loves are about to make a return. Look at the following quote: For Guillén, the beginning of Guillermo's adventure still lies ahead, and the trip is only getting started for followers of the character. Werewolves Within also stars Guillén, in which he appears alongside Detroiters star Sam Richardson. Following Waititi's Shadows TV show, Wellington Paranormal—a spin-off that chronicles inept officers battling paranormal forces in New Zealand—is set to debut on The CW and HBO Max in July.
Guillermo's name has been connected to Nandor's shop for over a decade, and now fans have stepped forward to campaign for justice for Guillermo's valuable work and commitment. With the negligence of the roommate vampires, Guillermo's life mission as a werewolf hunter has been revealed. Now a wide range of options open up for the program. While Season 3 may see Guillermo deciding to side with the housemates and advocate for human-vampire diplomacy, he may simply enjoy the increased control he has over his roommates. In any case, following a superbly excellent Season 2, "What We Do in the Shadows" Season 3 has set itself up for greatness on television. This is the third season of the FX series What We Do in the Shadows, which starts on September 2.
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Amber Taverns makes four new purchases
Blackpool-based Amber Taverns has purchased four new pubs as part of a multimillion-pound wave of acquisitions.
The £2.5m spending spree includes two purchases from The Bramwell Pub Company in Walsall and Stoke-on-Trent, a West Midlands property purchased from Marston's and a fourth in St Helens from Star Pubs.
Amber Taverns specialises in the 'Great British community pub', relying on sales of drinks over and above food and meals. The Fab 500 company currently operates around 70 pubs across the North and Midlands, with a view to expanding this by around ten per year over the coming years. The purchases are being supported by owner LGV Capital and Lloyds Bank.
Jobs created as pub completes £100,000 renovation
The Fairhaven in Lytham has re-opened following a £100,000 investment which will see 17 jobs created.
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def jruby?
  defined?(RUBY_ENGINE) && RUBY_ENGINE == "jruby"
end

if ENV["CI"]
  require "simplecov"
  SimpleCov.start
else
  require File.expand_path("simplecov_custom_profile", __dir__)
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    add_filter ".bundle"
  end
end

require "nokogiri"
require "rubygems"
require "ostruct"
require "minitest/autorun"
require "minitest/reporters"
require "minitest/profile"
require "rspec/mocks"
require_relative "../lib/jekyll"

Jekyll.logger = Logger.new(StringIO.new, :error)

require "kramdown"
require "shoulda"

include Jekyll

require "jekyll/commands/serve/servlet"

# Report with color.
Minitest::Reporters.use! [
  Minitest::Reporters::DefaultReporter.new(
    :color => true
  ),
]

module Minitest::Assertions
  def assert_exist(filename, msg = nil)
    msg = message(msg) { "Expected '#{filename}' to exist" }
    assert_path_exists(filename, msg)
  end

  def refute_exist(filename, msg = nil)
    msg = message(msg) { "Expected '#{filename}' not to exist" }
    refute_path_exists(filename, msg)
  end
end

module DirectoryHelpers
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    File.expand_path(File.join("..", *subdirs), __dir__)
  end

  def dest_dir(*subdirs)
    test_dir("dest", *subdirs)
  end

  def source_dir(*subdirs)
    test_dir("source", *subdirs)
  end

  def theme_dir(*subdirs)
    test_dir("fixtures", "test-theme", *subdirs)
  end

  def test_dir(*subdirs)
    root_dir("test", *subdirs)
  end

  def temp_dir(*subdirs)
    if Utils::Platforms.vanilla_windows?
      drive = Dir.pwd.sub(%r!^([^/]+).*!, '\1')
      temp_root = File.join(drive, "tmp")
    else
      temp_root = "/tmp"
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    File.join(temp_root, *subdirs)
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end

class JekyllUnitTest < Minitest::Test
  include ::RSpec::Mocks::ExampleMethods
  include DirectoryHelpers
  extend DirectoryHelpers

  def mu_pp(obj)
    s = obj.is_a?(Hash) ? JSON.pretty_generate(obj) : obj.inspect
    s = s.encode Encoding.default_external if defined? Encoding
    s
  end

  def mocks_expect(*args)
    RSpec::Mocks::ExampleMethods::ExpectHost.instance_method(:expect).bind(self).call(*args)
  end

  def before_setup
    RSpec::Mocks.setup
    super
  end

  def after_teardown
    super
    RSpec::Mocks.verify
  ensure
    RSpec::Mocks.teardown
  end

  def fixture_document(relative_path)
    site = fixture_site(
      "collections" => {
        "methods" => {
          "output" => true,
        },
      }
    )
    site.read
    matching_doc = site.collections["methods"].docs.find do |doc|
      doc.relative_path == relative_path
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    [site, matching_doc]
  end

  def fixture_site(overrides = {})
    Jekyll::Site.new(site_configuration(overrides))
  end

  def default_configuration
    Marshal.load(Marshal.dump(Jekyll::Configuration::DEFAULTS))
  end

  def build_configs(overrides, base_hash = default_configuration)
    Utils.deep_merge_hashes(base_hash, overrides)
  end

  def site_configuration(overrides = {})
    full_overrides = build_configs(overrides, build_configs(
                                                "destination" => dest_dir,
                                                "incremental" => false
                                              ))
    Configuration.from(full_overrides.merge(
                         "source" => source_dir
                       ))
  end

  def clear_dest
    FileUtils.rm_rf(dest_dir)
    FileUtils.rm_rf(source_dir(".jekyll-metadata"))
  end

  def directory_with_contents(path)
    FileUtils.rm_rf(path)
    FileUtils.mkdir(path)
    File.write("#{path}/index.html", "I was previously generated.")
  end

  def with_env(key, value)
    old_value = ENV[key]
    ENV[key] = value
    yield
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  end

  def capture_output(level = :debug)
    buffer = StringIO.new
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    yield
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    buffer.string.to_s
  ensure
    Jekyll.logger = Logger.new(StringIO.new, :error)
  end
  alias_method :capture_stdout, :capture_output
  alias_method :capture_stderr, :capture_output

  def nokogiri_fragment(str)
    Nokogiri::HTML.fragment(
      str
    )
  end

  def skip_if_windows(msg = nil)
    if Utils::Platforms.really_windows?
      msg ||= "Jekyll does not currently support this feature on Windows."
      skip msg.to_s.magenta
    end
  end

  def symlink_if_allowed(target, sym_file)
    FileUtils.ln_sf(target, sym_file)
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end

class FakeLogger
  def <<(str); end
end

module TestWEBrick
  module_function

  def mount_server(&block)
    server = WEBrick::HTTPServer.new(config)

    begin
      server.mount("/", Jekyll::Commands::Serve::Servlet, document_root,
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  end

  def config
    logger = FakeLogger.new
    {
      :BindAddress => "127.0.0.1", :Port => 0,
      :ShutdownSocketWithoutClose => true,
      :ServerType => Thread,
      :Logger => WEBrick::Log.new(logger),
      :AccessLog => [[logger, ""]],
      :MimeTypesCharset => Jekyll::Commands::Serve.send(:mime_types_charset),
      :JekyllOptions => {},
    }
  end

  def document_root
    "#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/fixtures/webrick"
  end

  def document_root_options
    WEBrick::Config::FileHandler.merge(
      :FancyIndexing     => true,
      :NondisclosureName => [
        ".ht*", "~*",
      ]
    )
  end
end


Dentures are wonderful tools that help many people to live a normal life, even after they have lost their natural teeth due to disease or injury. However, when you first get your dentures, there will be a period of adjustment for you.
One thing that you may struggle with is getting your dentures to remain in the proper place in your mouth.
The first thing you want to consider is whether your dentures are properly created to fit your gum tissue. When we fashioned dentures for you, we will make them as an exact match for your gum tissue.
When you put them in, they should fit up against each and every you RE age and come to work in your gum. If they do not, this can be one cause of dentures that do not remain in place.
If you have had your dentures for some time already, and you find that they no longer fit properly, it may be due to a change in the shape of your gum tissue. This can be a result of bone loss from the underlying bone tissue.
If your dentures do fit correctly, and you have not suffered any bone loss, then you can usually take care of the problem by using denture adhesive. Denture adhesive is exactly what it sounds like: a mild adhesive paste that helps to hold your dentures in place in your mouth.
Denture adhesive can come in the form of a powder that you spread it around the dentures, or it may come as a paste very similar in consistency to a thick toothpaste. Both types of denture adhesive seem to work fairly well, so the type that you use will be largely a matter of personal preference.
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After one year in the program, research associates will learn the basics of clinical research by identifying and enrolling qualifying patients into research studies. They will contribute to emergency medicine publications, and have numerous opportunities to shadow physicians in a level-one trauma center. In addition to conducting research, associates will have opportunities to present on current medical research of their own interest.
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Reswindled - This is a version of Re-set that even the Paul Harris says is THE best version EVER!
Crystal Cut - A versatile false cut and control that will surely become a part of your repertoire! So bye bye to the double undercut!
Clue - An easy to do effect where 'Clue cards' reveal the identity of the spectator's selection. But that is only the beginning! This uses an underutilized principle that most magicians have never seen before!
Make A Wish - A practical, birthday-themed card effect that is easy enough for the beginner but strong enough for the working pro.
Replicator - A topical presentation Hamman's Signed Card plot with a kicker ending that absolutely KILLS laymen!
Spin the Wheel and Make the Deal! - A "Deal or No Deal" themed card trick with an absolutely impossible ending. Laymen go nuts!
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