Had to go to Dr. Shaw for my allergies. My skin was bad on
my ankles also
Painting the House
We got the house painted in the summer of 2007
2016-06-07 Brian (the carpenter) started working on the
house
Allergies in May
Went to the walkin in Southbury yesterday. He gave me
prednizone for demititas all over. My ankles are particularly
bad. My eyes have hurt for week and my lips have been chapped
for weeks also.
Alliance Medical Group
After hours/Evening coverage:
Alliance medical Group offers extended hours for Internal
Medicine and Pediatric patients out of our Middlebury Edge
location. After hours is open
Weekdays from 5:00 PM to 8:00
PM;
Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:45 PM
and
Sunday from 9:00AM to 12:45 PM.
The After hours department can be reached by calling
*(203-759-0666)*. If you call our office after these hours, you
will be connected to our answering service who will be able to
get in touch with one of our physicians on call.
House Measurements
42' 6" long x 20' high (58 x 4 inch reveal) 27'4" wide x 28
high (84 x 4 inch reveal)
Gable end 28x28 = 784 x2 = 1568 Back end 42x20 = 840 x2 =
1680 3248 feet of siding
Friday, Oct. 17th I went to the walk-in in Southbury for
asthma. He gave me prednisone which healed my legs. This is an
unusual time of year for me to have to go to the doctor.
Siding Choices
Wood siding is one of the most
expensive siding types. The average cost for wood siding is
$6,500 -$7,500 (including professional installation) for a
1,250 exterior square feet, and the price can go up depending
on the type of wood.
ESTIMATING To determine how
many lineal feet of clapboards you should order, simply
multiply the square feet of area to be covered by 12. Then
divide by the reveal (what you wish left showing), and this
will give you the lineal footage needed for your project. For
example: 1000 square feet of wall to be covered times 12 inches
equals 12,000. 12,000 divided by 4 (your reveal) equals 3000'
lineal feet of our 6" clapboard.
179 cc = 5 hp 205 cc = 8 to 9 Gross Torque = 5.5 to 6 hp 250
cc = 11 to 11.5 Gross Torque = 7 to 8 hp 305 cc = 13.5 to 14.5
Gross Torque = 9 to 10 hp 342 cc = 15.5 to 16.5 Gross Torque =
11 to 12 hphttp://movingsnow.com/2008/09/cc-gro...he-difference/
Ctrl+Alt+H - equates to a Home
button press (do it twice to show the task bar, add a little
pause to go to Spotlight)
Ctrl+Alt+I - pops up the Item
Chooser, which allows you to pick just about any accessible
element on the screen and jump to it – try it on your home
screen to get a nice list of folders and apps
Left+Right - to go into quick
navigation mode and go over all the accessible UI
elements
Up+Down - to “press” a UI
element
Alt+Arrow - Keys to scroll a
screenful at a time (in an app, sideways on the home screen,
etc.)
Cmd+Shift+Tab - switches “right” to
the previous app, just like a four-finger swipe (think of it
as a way to move back through the task switcher)
Cmd+Tab - switches back “left” to
the app you were originally in (the screen will bounce a
little when you’re already on the “latest” app)
Left+Right - followed by
Option-Left/Right to page through your dock (if you go all
the way left, you’ll get to the volume, playback and
brightness controls)
I'm selfish, impatient and a
little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at
times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst,
then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.
Horse Trainer Jockey Watchmaker Odds Last Race Atigun K.
McPeek J. Leparoux 30-1 Churchill allowance, 1st Dullahan D.
Romans J. Castellano 5-1 Kentucky Derby, 3rd Five Sixteen D.
Schettino R. Napravnik 50-1 Aqueduct allowance, 4th Guyana Star
Dweej D. Shivmangal undecided 50-1 Belmont OC/allowance, 2nd
I'll Have Another D. O'Neill M. Gutierrez 3-5 Preakness, 1st
Optimizer D. Lukas C. Nakatani 30-1 Preakness, 6th Paynter B.
Baffert M. Smith 8-1 Pimlico allowance, 1st Ravelo's Boy M.
Azpurua A. Solis 50-1 Tampa Bay Derby, 5th Street Life C. Brown
J. Lezcano 15-1 Peter Pan, 3rd Union Rags M. Matz J. Velazquez
6-1 Kentucky Derby, 7th Unstoppable U K. McPeek J. Alvarado
30-1 Belmont allowance, 1st
We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do
the other things, not because they are easy, but because they
are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure
the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is
one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to
postpone, and one which we intend to winJohn F. Kennedy,
September 1962
137th Preakness Stakes | Grade I | Purse: $1 Million |
Distance: 9.5 Furlongs | Track: Fast
Finish Horse Jockey Post 1 I'll Have Another M. Gutierrez
9 2 Bodemeister M. Smith 7 3 Creative Cause J. Rosario 6 4
Zetterholm J. Alvarado 4 5 Teeth of the Dog J. Bravo 2 6
Optimizer C. Nakatani 10 7 Cozzetti J. Lezcano 11 8 Tiger Walk
R. Dominguez 1 9 Daddy Nose Best J. Leparoux 8 10 Went the Day
Well J. Velazquez 5 11 Pretension J. Santiago 3
Winning Owner: Reddam Racing LLC Winning Trainer: Doug F.
O'Neill
Fractions: :23.79, :47.68, 1:11.72, 1:38.69
Final Time: 1:55.94
Derby Results 2012
1. I'll Have Another 2. Bodemeister 3. Dullahan 4. Went The
Day Well 5. Creative Cause 6. Liason 7. Union Rags 8. Rousing
Sermon 9. Hansen 10. Daddy Knows Best 11. Optimizer 12. Alpha
13. El Padrino 14. Done Talking 15. Sabercat 16. Gemologist 17.
Trinniberg 18. Prospective 19. Take Charge Indy 20.
Prospectiv
Preakness Field 2012
1. Tiger Walk (Kent Desormeaux, 30-1); 2. Teeth of the Dog
(Joe Bravo, 15-1); 3. Pretension (Javier Santiago, 30-1); 4.
Zetterholm (Junior Alvarado, 20-1); 5. Went the Day Well (John
Velazquez, 6-1); 6. Creative Cause (Joel Rosario, 6-1); 7.
Bodemeister (Mike Smith, 8-5); 8. Daddy Nose Best (Julien
Leparoux, 12-1); 9. I'll Have Another (Mario Gutierrez, 5-2);
10. Optimizer (Corey Nakatani, 30-1); and 11. Cozzetti (Jose
Lezcano, 30-1).
KENTUCKY DERBY | PURSE: $2 MILLION | GRADE 1 | 3-YEAR-OLDS |
1 1/4 MILES Post Horse Jockey Morning Line Odds 1 Daddy Long
Legs C. O'Donoghue 30-1 2 Optimizer J. Court 50-1 3 Take Charge
Indy C. Borel 15-1 4 Union Rags J. Leparoux 9-2 5 Dullahan K.
Desormeaux 8-1 6 Bodemiester M. Smith 4-1 7 Rousing Sermon J.
Lezcano 50-1 8 Creative Cause J. Rosario 12-1 9 Trinniberg W.
Martinez 50-1 10 Daddy Nose Best G. Gomez 15-1 11 Alpha R.
Maragh 15-1 12 Prospective L. Contreras 30-1 13 Went The Day
Well J. Velazquez 20-1 14 Hansen R. Dominguez 10-1 15
Gemologist J. Castellano 6-1 16 El Padrino R. Bejarano 20-1 17
Done Talking S. Russell 50-1 18 Sabercat C. Nakatani 30-1 19
I'll Have Another M. Gutierrez 12-1 20 Liaison M. Garcia
50-1
managers will look for the
requisite knowledge, judgment, skill, perspective, and energy.
Managers will also assess the employee's values — the criteria
by which the person tends to decide what should and shouldn't
be done.
An organization's values are the criteria by which employees
make decisions about priorities
"People, when they perform a
behavior a lot especially in the same environment, same sort of
physical setting,outsource the control of the behavior to the
environment," Neal says.
This is interesting
Explicit Links
This came for Eric
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Education, at least in the
K-12 range, is more about child rearing than knowledge
acquisition. And since child rearing is primarily about forming
character, instilling values and cultivating habits, it may be
the last area to be directly augmented by technology.
The first four LED's are yellow
and the last two toward the bottom are orange. Going from top
to bottom you have the "Power" LED. If the power LED is lit up
yellow it means you have it plugged into power. The second LED
is the "Receive" LED. When it is lit solid it means you have a
good downstream (RX/receive) signal from your cable provider
and it is locked on that signal. The third LED is the "Send"
LED. When it is lit solid it means that you have good return
path (TX/Transmit) signal levels back to your cable provider.
(Side note) This is where most cable modems fail to sync up
with your cable company/provider. The forth LED is the "Online"
LED and when it is solid it means that you are connected to
your cable provider and that modem is allowed on their network
LG Black 10X BD-ROM 16X DVD-ROM SATA Internal Blu-ray
Disc Combo Model UH10LS20 LightScribe Support - $69.99http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod[...] 6827136183
Antec NEO ECO 400C 400W Continuous Power ATX12V 2.3 /
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The HVR-2250 is the best of the bunch. It's an internal
PCIe card that also has an FM tuner so you can tune radio
signals.
The HDHomerun is next. It is a network based dual tuner.
It's advantage is that any computer on your home network has
access to the tuners.
The Duet is the cheapest of the lot, but is known to have
disappearing problems (I have this tuner and though it works
well, I had to RMA my first one because of said problems.)
For a keyboard, this one is my favorite: Moneual MK701
It's inexpensive, smallish, has good range, and good battery
life.
Horse Trainer Jockey Last start Watchmaker Odds Animal
Kingdom Graham Motion John Velazquez 2nd - Preakness 5-2
Brilliant Speed Tom Albertrani Joel Rosario 7th - Ky. Derby
15-1 Isn't He Perfect Doodnauth Shivmangal undecided 9th -
Preakness 50-1 Master of Hounds Aidan O'Brien Garrett Gomez 5th
- Ky. Derby 8-1 Monzon Ignacio Correas IV Jose Lezcano 6th -
Peter Pan 30-1 Mucho Macho Man Kathy Ritvo Ramon Dominguez 6th
- Preakness 8-1 Nehro Steve Asmussen Corey Nakatani 2nd - Ky.
Derby 7-2 Prime Cut Neil Howard Edgar Prado 3rd - Peter Pan
20-1 Ruler On Ice Kelly Breen Jose Valdivia Jr. 2nd - Federico
Tesio 20-1 Santiva Eddie Kenneally Shaun Bridgmohan 6th - Ky.
Derby 12-1 Shackleford Dale Romans Jesus Castanon 1st -
Preakness 9-2 Stay Thirsty Todd Pletcher Javier Castellano 12th
- Ky. Derby 20-1
Ruler on Ice Won
2011 Preakness Results
Finish
Horse
PP
Jockey
Trainer
M/L
1 Shackleford 5 Jesus Castanon Dale Romans 12/1 2 Animal
Kingdom 11 John Velazquez Graham Motion 2/1 3 Astrology 1 Mike
Smith Steve Asmussen 15/1 4 Dialed In 10 Julien Leparoux Nick
Zito 9/2 5 Dance City 8 Ramon Dominguez Todd Pletcher 12/1 6
Mucho Macho Man 9 Rajiv Maragh Kathy Ritvo 6/1 7 King Congie 3
Robby Albarado Tom Albertrani 20/1 8 Mr. Commons 14 Victor
Espinoza John Shirreffs 20/1 9 Isn't He Perfect 12 Edgar Prado
Doodnauth Shivmangal 30/1 10 Concealed Identity 13 Sheldon
Russell Dean Gaudet 30/1 11 Norman Asbjornson 2 Julian Pimentel
Chris Grove 30/1 12 Sway Away 6 Garrett Gomez Jeff Bonde 15/1
13 Midnight Interlude 7 Martin Garcia Bob Baffert 15/1 14
Flashpoint 4 Cornelio Velasquez Wesley Ward 20/1
Worldview
from Seth Godin
Worldview changes three things:
attention, bias and vernacular. Attention, because we choose to
pay attention to those things that we've decided matter. Bias,
because our worldview alters the way we filter and interpret
what we hear. And vernacular, because words and images resonate
with people differently based on their worldview.
t's extremely expensive, time consuming and difficult to
change someone's worldview. The guys at Opus One shouldn't
spend a lot of time marketing expensive wine to fraternities
because it's not efficient. Sell nuts to squirrels, don't try
to persuade dolphins that nuts are delicious.
You and what others think about you
When you are twenty, you are
worried about what everyone thinks of you. When you are forty,
you don't care what anyone thinks of you. When you are sixty,
you realize no one was thinking about you at all.
I try to stay here But my blues go walking My blues go
walking They go out walking I try to stay here When i'm going
down I try to stay here But my blues go walking around
I lay in my bed But my blues go walking My blues go
walking My blues go walking I stay in my bed & i don't even
make a sound I lay in my bed & my blues go walking 'round
My blues go walking They go looking Someone's burning
What someone's cooking Someone's moaning Someone's out of her
nightgown My blues go looking My blues go walking 'round
Don't fall in love If you can't live it If you can't give
it If you can't live it Don't fall in love If you can't take it
to town Don't fall in love Or your blues will go walking
'round
10. Quicksand, Randy Kohrs 9. Things That Fly , The Infamous
Stringdusters 8. Sing the Statler Brothers, Dailey &
Vincent 7. Antifogmatic, Punch Brothers 6. Cherryholmes IV:
Common Threads, Cherryholmes 5. The Famous Lefty Flynn’s, The
Grascals 4. Taken, Rhonda Vincent 3. Homecoming, Joe Diffie 2.
Reckless, The SteelDrivers 1. Up on the Ridge, Dierks Bentley
Country Music
The Jukebox In Your Heart, Mike Stinson
My Bucket Got a Hole
ea! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It Yea! My Bucket's Got A Hole
In It Yea! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It I can't buy no beer.
Well I'm standin' on a corner - With a bucket in my hand
I'm waitin' for a woman - That ain't got no man.
CHORUS 'Cause My Bucket's Got A Hole In It Yea! My
Bucket's Got A Hole In It Yea! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It I
can't buy no beer.
Well, I went upon the mountain - I looked down in the sea
I seen the crabs and the fishes - Doin' the be-bop- bee.
CHORUS
Well, there ain't no use - of me workin' so hard When I
got a woman - in the boss man's yard.
CHORUS
Extra verse.
Well, me and my baby - we just bought a Ford And now we
sit together - on the running board.
Owensboro
Well, I lived in a town Way down south By the name of
Owensboro And I worked in a mill With the rest of the "trash"
As we're often called As you know
Well, we rise up early In the morning And we work all day
real hard To buy our little meat and bread Buy sugar, tea, and
lard
Well, our children Grow up unlearned With no time to go
to school Almost before they learn to walk They learn to spin
and spoon
Well, the folks in town They dress so fine And spend
their money free But they would hardly look At a factory hand
Who dresses like you or me
Would you let them wear Their watches fine Let them wear
their gems And pearly strings
But when that day Of judgement comes They'll have to
share Their pretty things
Collection # (letters + numbers) Sequence number # (4 digits
?) Date #(yymmdd) standard extention
Metadata
collection # contains photos - identifier # uri -
create-displays - creator - title - description - created -
theme # css and js - images - numPhotos
image - id # filename without extension - type # genre -
created - title - headline # possible top of picture - caption
# underneith of picture - description - creator {role} # (fof
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category - subjects # who or what is in the photo - keywords -
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(1) Forced Savings Plan (2)
Leverage (3) Inflation Resistant (4) Tax Free Capital Gain (5)
Control over Asset.
Cons:
(1) Lack of Diversification (2)
Maintenance Costs (3) Historically lower returns than equities
(4) Unavailable to take advantage of other opportunities (5)
Limited Scope.
Additional points to consider if planning
on purchasing property for personal use:
(1) Doesn't provide any cash
flow (2) No tax shelter from interest expense (3) Can get
personal joy out of investment.
The essential premise of the
book, which Postman extends to the rest of his argument(s), is
that "form excludes the content," that is, a particular medium
can only sustain a particular level of ideas. Thus Rational
argument, integral to print typography, is militated against by
the medium of television for the aforesaid reason. Owing to
this shortcoming, politics and religion are diluted, and "news
of the day" becomes a packaged commodity. Television
de-emphasises the quality of information in favour of
satisfying the far-reaching needs of entertainment, by which
information is encumbered and to which it is subordinate.
Map of China
I guess we'd better start learning a little more about
this place. I like the way this maps shows you the terrain with
simple colors. Look at thegreat wall.
This is the best machine that I can find for using
FreeBSD because it is the easiest to select the components that
you need and that you know will work with BSD
Suppose there is a mouse
problem that the government has to deal with using mousetrap.
If the mousetrap does not work, the Republicans would say there
is no mouse problem (unless it is tied with national or
homeland security) and want to cut it from the budget. The
Democrats want to buy more if something is defective. That is
why I cannot be a Republican or Democrat. I believe in building
a better mousetrap.
The following is from a blog called "wake up america"
ROBIN HOOD] WAS THE MAN WHO
ROBBED THE RICH AND GAVE TO THE POOR. WELL, I'M THE MAN WHO
ROBS THE POOR AND GIVES TO THE RICH-OR, TO BE EXACT, THE MAN
WHO ROBS THE THIEVING POOR AND GIVES BACK TO THE PRODUCTIVE
RICH."... ATLAS SHRUGGED- AYN RAND
Now is this what all conservative see : the'thieving' poor !
<photo id="6"> <title>Blackcomb Mountain from Whistler Mountain</title> <image ref="http://www.whistlerblackcomb.com" height="1200" width="1600">P1000354.JPG</image> <caption>It's a beautiful day to be skiing... (Click for info about Whistler-Blackcomb)</caption> <location>Whistler, British Columbia</location> <date format="iso-8601">2004-12-27 00:00:00</date> <photographer>Adam Azarchs</photographer> </photo>
<photo id="7"> <title>Hot Stuff!</title> <image ref="../movies/PICT0078.mov" height="1000" width="1333">PICT0080.jpg</image> <caption>Sampling lava in Hawaii<br xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" />(click to view 3MB QuickTime movie)</caption> <location>Puna Coast, Hawaii</location> <date format="iso-8601">2005-03-21 12:54:20</date> <photographer>Nick van Buer</photographer> </photo>
<photo id="8"> <title>Deep Springs Valley</title> <image height="269" width="1398">valley_corral.jpg</image> <caption>Panorama shots are resized to fit.</caption> <location>Deep Springs Valley, CA</location> <date format="custom">June 2004</date> <photographer>Alisa Miller</photographer> </photo>
HARD DRIVE 1TB - 7200RPM, SATA
3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache edit
MONITOR No Monitor edit
SPEAKERS No speakers (Speakers are
required to hear audio from your system)
KEYBOARD Dell USB Entry Keyboard
edit
MOUSE Dell Studio Optical Mouse
edit
$1009.00
Other possible stuff
Studio XPS 7100 CPU
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (2.8GHz - 3.3GHz) Memory
6GB DDR3 1333MHz (4 DIMMs) Graphics
ATI Radeon HD 5870 w/ 1GB GDDR5 Storage
Seagate 1.5TB 7200RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Optical
Blu-ray Reader/DVD Burner Combo Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium x64 Wireless
Dell 1525 Wireless-N PCI-E Card w/ Dual Antennas Wired
Internet
10/100/1000 Ethernet Ports
8 USB 2.0, eSATA, HDMI, DVI, Headphone and Mic, 19-in-1
Media Reader Sound Integrated 7.1 w/ THX TruStudio PC Power
Supply Delta Electronics 460W Weight
22.4 pounds Keyboard / Mouse Dell Studio Dimensions
Combine the display of the
Collection ID and Collection name into one line (e.g.
"Collection 006: Conrad Anner papers")
Header/Footer
Header should read: Rockefeller
Archive Center (not Archives)
Index Page
Page title should read: Rockefeller
Archive Center Collections (also, the word
list is not really useful)
If we use the word Finding Aid we
should explain what that means. For example:
Welcome to the Yale Finding Aid Database This database
consists of finding aids for archival and manuscript materials
at Yale University. Their purpose is to provide information
about the creation, historical context, arrangement, and
content of archival and manuscript collections as well as the
information necessary for users to identify and request the
portions relevant to their research. These finding aids vary in
style, depth of detail, and amount of materials covered, but
their common purpose is to describe and enable access to
archival and manuscript collections.http://drs.library.yale.edu:8083/fedoragsearch/rest
Full Finding Aid Display Page
Notes section repeats
Add space between General Physical
Description Note and Return to Table of Contents
Yes, the Collection Inventory
formatting needs some work
o Conrad W. Anner papers Competing fonts Need some dividing
element (space, indentation) between folder title and Scope
note of previous folder Box and Folder title labels are too
small, should be one color, and the same as other title fonts o
The Claude H. Barlow Papers Same as above Use of bold in folder
titles o Max Bergmann Papers Why does the extra column show?
Other Ideas
Use of a static header (collection
name) and static table of contents so users
know where they are and click out easily
Belmont 2010
Dave in Dixie (20-1), Spangled Star (30-1),
Uptowncharlybrown (10-1), Make Music for Me (10-1), Fly Down
(9-2), Ice Box (3-1), Drosselmeyer (12-1), Game On Dude (10-1),
Stately Victor (15-1), Stay Put (20-1), First Dude (7-2),
Interactif (12-1).
I am an orphan girl
I am an orphan on God's highway But I'll share my troubles
if you go my way I have no mother no father No sister no
brother I am an orphan girl
I have had friendships pure and golden But the ties of
kinship I have not known them I know no mother no father No
sister no brother I am an orphan girl
But when He calls me I will be able To meet my family at
God's table I'll meet my mother my father My sister my brother
No more orphan girl
Blessed Savior make me willing And walk beside me until
I'm with them Be my mother my father My sister my brother I am
an orphan girl
Lighting Direct
angie.kwan@waclighting.com
Pollen Producers
The Top Pollen Producing Trees in
the Northeastern U.S.
Oak
Hickory
Birch
Sycamore
Cottonwood
Walnut
Ash
Beech
Maple
Elm
The Top Pollen Producing Grasses in the Northeast U.S. Blue
Perennial Rye Orchard Bermuda Red Top Meadow Fescue Timothy
Johnson Sweet Vernal Italian Rye
The Top Pollen Producing Weeds in the Northeast U.S.
Giant Ragweed Pigweed Short Ragweed English Plantain Cocklebur
Marsh Elder Lambs Quarter Tumbleweed
Preakness Field 2010
1
Aikenite
Todd Pletcher
Javier Castellano
25-1
2
Schoolyard Dreams
Derek Ryan
Eibar Coa
16-1
3
Pleasant Prince
Wesley Ward
Julien Leparoux
20-1
4
Northern Giant
D. Wayne Lukas
no rider yet
33-1
5
Yawanna Twist
Richard Dutrow
Edgar Prado
26-1
6
Jackson Bend
Nick Zito
Mike Smith
16-1
7
Looking at Lucky
13-4
8
Super Saver
Todd Pletcher
Calvin Borel
5-2
9
Caracortado
Mike Machowsky
Paul Atkinson
14-1
10
Paddy O'Prado
Dale Romans
Kent Desormeaux
7-1
11
First Dude
Dale Romans
Ramon Dominguez
22-1
12
Dublin
D. Wayne Lukas
Terry Thompson
10-1
Rockefeller Software Install
Software Install
Must have libxml libxslt (if not
use yum/RPM to install)
Install mod_python (yum/rpm)
Configure apache to load python.so
and set python path
Also, here is a complete listing of the 2010 Kentucky Derby
results for all 2010 Kentucky Derby Contenders. 01 (4) Super
Saver 02 (2) Ice Box 03 (10) Paddy O'Prado 04 (9) Make Music
for Me 05 (3) Noble's Promise 06 (1) Lookin At Lucky 07 (17)
Dublin 08 (6) Stately Victor 09 (14) Mission Impazible 10 (11)
Devil May Care 11 (7) American Lion 12 (13) Jackson Bend 13
(15) Discreetly Mine 14 (8) Dean's Kitten 15 (12) Conveyance 16
(19) Homeboykris 17 (20) Sidney's Candy 18 (5) Line of David 19
(16) Awesome Act 20 (18) Backtalk
These are more about how to get the most out of
yourself.
Searching
post-search navigation
Automation and software
To be successful at automation you have to have good 'models
of operation' and good 'semantics of functionality'
Elements of a Design Document
Executive Summary:
A concise (one page) overview of the project that
communicates the basic concept. What's it all about?
Statement of Purpose:
Motivation, intended use, importance. Why are you doing
this? What will you do with it when it's done? Why does it
matter? Articulate the standards by which the success of the
project may be measured.
Content Outline:
A logically organized, hierarchical outline of the project's
content.
Experiential Flowchart:
A chart depicting the user's experience — how he or she can
navigate through the content.
Interface Mockups:
Nonfunctional, annotated sketches of key elements and
screens.
Media Inventory:
An exhaustive, detailed list of all the media necessary for
the project. Account for copyright issues, if any.
Implementation Plan:
A detailed plan which spells out how the above will be
accomplished. Who does what, and when? Include schedule and
budget information.
Only One and Only
There's a hundred bluebirds Up above the clouds Putting all
the color in the sky And twice as many tear drops there to wash
it down Every one's another lullaby But there's only one and
only Who could go and leave me lonely
There's a world of trouble Trying to take its turn I can
hear it shaking underground And half a dozen lessons I might
never learn Not until them troubles come around But there's
only one and only Who could go and leave me lonely
There's a mile of blacktop Where the road begins It takes
a time or two to recognize Growing at the roadside Scattered by
the wind Are everybody's unsaid sad goodbyes But there's only
one and only Who could go and leave me lonely You're the only
one and only Why'd you go and leave me lonely
Discover, Gather, Create, Share
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evening"; if (hour<18) out="Good afternoon"; if (hour<12)
out="Good morning"; if (hour<6) out="Why aren't you
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Discovery
Gather
Create
'Share'
These are the main that you do when you
are learning.
These activities often go from left to right, top to bottom,
but you often move from one quadrant to the other rapidly.
Services
Discovery
Gather
Note taking + Annotations
Document management
Data exchange formats and content
languages
Programming, database
management
Knowledge representation
Create
argumentation tools
concept mapping tools
Share
blogs and wikis
personal publishing
Tools
Hypertext-based Knowledge Workbench
Visual Knowledge Workbench
This is a good image of what these four simple things can
lead to.
Natural Language Tools
What is really good about this is the concept of aprototype
search this Intelligent information retrieval: diagnosing
information need.
"Using Research to Guide Practice: A Dozen Guidelines
from the Research," by Saul Carliner
Bluegrass Stakes
Grade 1 Blue Grass Stakes
Keeneland 1 1/8 Miles (Polytrack) Purse: $750,000
PP Horse Jockey Trainer ML
1. Odysseus Maragh, R. Albertrani, T. 7/2 2. First Dude
Dominguez, R. Romans, D. 8/1 3. Stately Victor Garcia, A.
Maker, M. 30/1 4. Make Music for Me Smith, M. Barba, A. 6/1 5.
Codoy Velazquez, J. Hubley, M. 30/1 6. Pleasant Prince
Leparoux, J. Ward, W. 3/1 7. Paddy O'Prado Desormeaux, K.
Romans, D. 10/1 8. Aikenite Gomez, G. Pletcher, T. 4/1 9.
Interactif Bejarano, R. Pletcher, T. 4/1
TopLevel — broad Domain — refinement in regard to a
particular field Task — further refinement to a area within a
domain Application - getting a particular thing done
Research Interests
Learning Technology
study of contemporary learning and
instructional theories
learner-centered design, interface
design, and information access design
networked learning systems,
including digital libraries and learning communities
Information Science
Information-seeking and use
Information organization
Human institutions, including
libraries, that support the production and dissemination of
and access to information
Discover More Card (5% to 20% cash back at select online
retailers; up to 1% unlimited cash back on all other purchases;
increased or double rewards when choosing gift cards as the
redemption option; no annual fee).
Discover Open Road Card (5% cash back on gas and auto
maintenance purchases; 5% to 20% cash back on select online
purchases; up to 1% cash back on all other purchases; no caps
or reward expirations; no annual fee).
" as useful as asking flight attendant candidate to explain
jet propulsion"
Adding Value
If you can help someone understand something thats good.
Pointing out what they need to understand isn't always helpful.
They can't handle what information is coming their way now. But
I think this is a little like the "productivity paradox",
you're too busy getting things done to learn how to do things
better.
Altima Car Codes
Anyone can check the codes in thier
nissans.
1.Turn the ignition key to the on position for exactly three
seconds
2.Push the accelerator pedal all the way to the floor and
release 5 times within 5 seconds.
3.Wait EXACTLY seven seconds
4.Push the accelerator pedal all the way to the floor and
hold for ten seconds. At this point the SES light should start
flashing the error codes that are stored in the system and you
can release the pedal. If you only get five slow flashes or no
flashes at all, then your timing was off on one of the above
steps and you should start over.
5.Now to clear the codes, push the pedal back down all
the way to the floor and hold for at least ten seconds. The
light will continue to flash and there's no indication that the
codes have been cleared so make sure you time ten seconds or
more.
When the ses starts flashing you count the number of
flashes. 1-10 10 being 0. There will be a 4 diget code. The
first flashs are about .5 of a sec the next three are like .3
sec.
18 January 2010
Bank Street Theatre 46 Bank Street, New Milford, CT 11:00am
1:30 4:15 7:15pm
Friday, 06:20 AM When you're
trying to sell your idea, it's natural to assume that the
people you're selling to think the way you do. If you can only
show them the facts and stories that led you to believe what
you believe, then of course they'll end up where you are...
believing.
The problem, of course, is that people don't always think
like you.
Go watch some videos of people of different political
ideologies talking about why they support a candidate other
than your candidate. These people are stupid! They can't
conjugate an idea, they have no factual basis for their
beliefs, they are clueless, they are ideologues, they are
parroting a talking head who knows even less than they do! (And
those epithets apply to anyone you disagree with, of course).
In fact, they're saying the same thing about you.
Same goes for diehard fans of the other brand, or worse,
the clueless who should be using your solution, but don't even
care enough to use your competitor's product.
If they only thought like you, of course, and knew what
you know, then there wouldn't be a problem.
The challenge doesn't lie in getting them to know what
you know. It won't help. The challenge lies in helping them see
your idea through their lens, not yours. If you study the way
religions and political movements spread, you can see that this
is exactly how it works. Marketers of successful ideas rarely
market the facts. Instead, they market stories that match the
worldview of the people being marketed to.
There's an alternative, one that you might want to think
hard about: perhaps you should only market your idea to people
who already think the way you do. After all, you're not running
for president, you don't need a majority. Screen people by
their behavior (what they read, what they buy, how they act)
and only tell your story to the people who will embrace it.
That's a lot easier to do that than it's ever been before.]
"Understanding Models for Learning and Instruction"
editor Dirk Ifenthaler
Latititude and Longitude of home
41.595968,-73.233335
eScidDoc
Cyber infrastructure
Architecture
The Basic Layer implements a set of
resource handlers.
Each resource handler is
responsible for handling of a specific type of a resource.
Each resource handler service implements the four basic
operations create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD).
Additionally, filter methods and task-oriented methods (e.g.,
for changing the status of an object within a content
repository) are provided.
The most important resources are
Items, Containers, and Contexts.
Items are basic objects that represent content entities
within the repository, e.g. articles, images, or videos.
Containers are aggregation objects that allow for
arbitrary grouping of items and other containers. Whereas the
general layout of Item and Container resources remains the
same, they can be further specialized by content types. Content
types impose constraints on objects (e.g. allowed metadata
schemas, required metadata, allowed file types and mime types
for the binary content and specify a set of content type
specific properties).
Contexts represent units of administration for a set of
Items and Containers. They are associated with an institutional
body responsible for the management of the content.
He's all over Connecticut and has some ideas of places to
visit while staying in state.
Paul Graham
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Wealth
Wealth is not the same thing as
money. [3] Wealth is as old as human history. Far older, in
fact; ants have wealth. Money is a comparatively recent
invention. Wealth is the fundamental thing. Wealth is stuff we
want: food, clothes, houses, cars, gadgets, travel to
interesting places, and so on. You can have wealth without
having money.
Scrappy
Someone who's scrappy manages
to be both threatening and undignified at the same time. Which
seems to me exactly what one would want to be, in any kind of
work. If you're not threatening, you're probably not doing
anything new, and dignity is merely a sort of plaque.
Going Fast
If you want to go faster, it's
a problem to have your work tangled together with a large
number of other people's. In a large group, your performance is
not separately measurableand the rest of the group slows you
down.
iPhone Costs
Data Plan (required for life of phone) - $30 per month x 12
Voice Plan (min. voice plan required) - $40 per month x 12 Text
Message Plan ($5 / $15 / $20) - $15 per month x 12 Taxes - $3
per month x 12 Insurance - $5 per month x 12
* First, we need to look at the
structure of the finance industry. Commercial banks got into
trouble in large part because they warehoused (often off the
books) toxic securities underwritten by their investment
banking counterparts within the holding company structure.
Similar abuses in the past resulted in separating investment
banking from commercial banking. We should try it again.
Insurance should be split off as well.
* Second, no institution should be allowed to become too
big to fail. Those that have already achieved that status
should be broken up.
* Third, we must put in place an effective financial
consumer protection agency which can counteract the worst
consumer practices of a too powerful industry.
* Fourth, investment banks should be made to eat what
they kill. Public ownership of investment banks coincided with
the industry's decline into extremely reckless risk taking.
Investment bankers should be required to own a significant
percentage of the equity in the institutions in which they work
(something approaching 50%, to pick a number). Having a
significant portion of their net worth tied up in such stock
would provide an incentive to carefully identify and measure
risk. It should also reduce outsized compensation for
investment bankers.
* Fifth, there should be greater limits placed on the
ability of political appointees to oust career regulators. Make
capture more difficult.
* Sixth, more financial products and firms should be
subject to government registration and reporting.
* Seventh, regulators should not be forced to wear
conflicting hats. One cannot promote an industry while
protecting the public from it. Don't ask regulators to be
industry cheerleaders. Limits can be placed on regulators to
ensure that they not act without consideration of the impact of
their actions. But over-regulation is not what got us in this
position. Cheerleaders purporting to be regulators did.
* Finally, the government should adopt a bonus plan for
regulators, run by regulators (who would rotate off after
short, fixed terms, to prevent back-scratching among board
members) to provide incentives for regulators to excel at the
job of regulation. Recognized, protected and incentivized
regulators will resist capture.
Wish a buck was still silver. It was, back when the country
was strong. Back before Elvis; before the Vietnam war came
along. Before The Beatles and "Yesterday", When a man could
still work, and still would. Is the best of the free life
behind us now? Are the good times really over for good?
Are we rolling down hill like a snowball headed for hell?
With no kind of chance for the Flag or the Liberty bell. Wish a
Ford and a Chevy, Could still last ten years, like they should.
Is the best of the free life behind us now? Are the good times
really over for good?
I wish coke was still cola, And a joint was a bad place
to be. And it was back before Nixon lied to us all on TV.
Before microwave ovens, When a girl still cooked and still
would. Is the best of the free life behind us now? Are the good
times really over for good?
Are we rolling down hill like a snowball headed for hell?
With no kind of chance for the Flag or the Liberty bell. Wish a
Ford and a Chevy, Could still last ten years, like they should.
Is the best of the free life behind us now? Are the good times
really over for good?
Stop rolling down hill like a snowball headed for hell?
Stand up for the Flag and let's all ring the Liberty bell.
Let's make a Ford and a Chevy, Still last ten years, like they
should. 'Cos the best of the free life is still yet to come,
The good times ain't over for good?
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127.0.1.10
19 June 2009
It didn't rain today!
Grass Seed
Pearlspremium.com.
Slow growing native grass mix.
2 May 2009
The 2009 Kentucky Derby is set for this Saturday with a full
field (at least right now) of 20 top-flight horses. This will
be the 135th running of the race, and fans can look forward to
another great "Running of the Roses". Which jockey/horse combo
will be in the winner's circle this year? Let's take a look at
the contenders, as well as my picks for this year's Kentucky
Derby.
1. West Side Bernie: Bernie has been to six different
tracks in his career, but he's yet to win a race as a 3 year
old. He ran very well in the Wood Memorial, finishing 2nd
behind I Want Revenge. This horse is a solid closer, but could
suffer from his post position.
2. Musket Man: Won the Illinois Derby as well as two
lower-level races. Not great at this distance, will likely fall
late.
3. Mr. Hot Stuff: 30/1 odds on this horse for a reason.
Has shown the ability to close on artificial turf, but so far
not on dirt.
4. Advice: Patient horse. Snuck into the derby with a win
at Lexington, but many experts believe he doesn't deserve to be
here.
5. Hold Me Back: Has not been competitive on dirt tracks.
Was beaten in the Bluegrass Stakes as the favorite and only ran
in two prep races this year.
5 June 2009
Friday - Had to go again to see Dr. McNair (not quite of
month [24days]). Gave me the predizone again.
12 May 2009
Tudesday - Went to Dr. McNair for the first time this spring
after staying up most of Monday night.
Ownership in the Digital Age
It brought back to me some
considerations I'd had about the nature of ownership. My
generation will have a distinctly different concept of
ownership to that of my daughter's generation. For my
generation you partly constructed your identity around what you
owned - your bookshelf, record collection and DVD archive were
important aspects of who you were (as anyone who has read Nick
Hornby's High Fidelity will appreciate). But for the digital
generation this strong link with ownership has been broken.
It took time and money to build up any of those
collections. Therefore they demonstrated a commitment which was
worth exhibiting. In a digital world this effort is greatly
reduced, and as a result so is the emotional attachment one
feels towards them. — Martin Weller
The point is that you can getsomuch with relative ease that it becomes less
valuable toownsomething!
Contents
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1. I am a true born Irishman. I never deny what I am. I was
born in sweet Tipperary town three thousand miles away.
CHORUS: So hurray, me boys, hurray! No more do I wish for
to roam. The sun it will shine in the harvest time, to welcome
poor Paddy home.
2. The girls they are gay and frisky. They take you by
the hand, Saying, "Jimmy machree, won't you come with me and
welcome poor Paddy home?"
CHORUS
3. In came a foreign nation. they scattered all over our
land. The horse, the cow, the sheep, goat and sow fell into the
stranger's hand.
CHORUS
4. The Scotchman can boast of the thistle, and England
can boast of the rose, But Paddy can boast of his Emerald Isle
where his dear little shamrock grows.
CARIBBEAN AND BERMUDA > THE BAHAMAS > ELEUTHERA
Affordable Caribbean: Bahamas
From the NYT 25 January 2009
Nevis (pronounced n-EE-vis), (Hard to get to island)
Ridge Road Gravel
Sitting on the river bank, nothing coming down, I don't know
why I don't move on, out of this ol' town. Snow's a-falling in
the street. The winter's setting in. The years and changes say
to me, You can't go home again.
CHO: So sing me a song that's not too long. Take me home
tonight, Till around the bend, I see again, the ridge road
gravel and the coal oil light.
I heard it on my radio, bad times all around. Tell me
something I don't know. A change could help out now. Looking
for a good-time gal, looking for a friend, Mourning for those
good ol' days I thought would never end. CHO.
Written by Norman Blake.
Heating Oil
735 Gallons per season. (Can we get this down?) at 4.60
averages $282 per month $3,384 per year.
The car's not running right and it has an error code of
302
Misfires are caused by loss of
spark, air/fuel mixture is too far out of balance to ignite, or
loss of compression
Waterfall Method of Development
If you use WaterFall the way it
was designed to be used,if you make a mistake in an
early process and discover it in a later process, you must go
back to the early phase and do all the affected phases
again. This is because the phase is important (else why
are you doing it?), and during the phase you must manually
cross-check the fix with everything else. Then you must run the
subsequent phases using only the output of the previously
re-done phase.
25 kilowatt hours , the equivalent of what a home
consumes in a day.
CL&P Rate: .16763 x 850 kwh = $142.48
We're using more than this.
Roofing Materials
3 tab shingles $66.00 per square ($19 to 22 per bundle)
Composite: $96.00 per square ($25 x 32)
$120 per square for installation?
I'm guessing we need 30 squares ((2000 x 1.5)/100)
Bewtween 8-10K for both buildings
Shade Plants
Hydrangea Bleeding Heat Coral bell column one plumbago
astible yellow corydalis foxglove hellebores bugbane pulmonarya
foamflower
Ground Covers
Here's a short list of common native ground covers (I live
in the Northeast, so it's a little biased):
Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum pedatum) Zone 4-8 Nodding Onion
(Allium cernuum) Zone 4-10 Canada Anemone (Anemone canadensis)
Zone 2-9 Pussytoes (Antennaria dioica) Zone 1-7 Kinnikinnick
(Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) Zone 2-10 Canada Wild Ginger (Asarum
canadense) Zone 3-8 Buffalo Grass (Buchloe dactyloides) Zone
4-9 Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) Zone 3-9 Gold-star
(Chrysogonum virginianum) Zone 4-8 Bunchberry (Cornus
canadensis) Zone 2-6 Trailing Arbutus (Epigaea repens) Zone 3-9
Running Strawberry Bush (Euonymus obovata) Zone 4-9 Wild
Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana) Zone 3-7 Teaberry (Gaultheria
procumbens) Zone 3-5 Twinleaf (Jeffersonia diphylla) Zone 4-9
False Lily of the Valley (Maianthemum canadense) Zone 3-6
Partridgeberry (Mitchella repens) Zone 3-8 Allegheny spurge
(Pachysandra procumbens) Zone 4-7 Virginia Creeper
(Parthenocissus quinquefolia) Zone 3-9 Creeping Phlox (Phlox
stolonifera) Zone 3-8 Christmas Fern (Polystichum
acrostichoides) Zone 3-9 Silverweed (Potentilla anserina) Zone
3-7 Three-toothed Cinquefoil (Potentilla tridentata) Zone 2-9
Eastern Foamflower (Tiarella cordifolia) Zone 4-9 Mountain
Cranberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) Zone 2-6 Common Blue Violet
(Viola sororia) Zone 3-7
Barren Strawberry (Waldsteinia
fragarioides) Zone 4
Vinca Minor
PEEKSKILL NURSERIES Shrub Oak, New York 10588 914-245-5595
Plant 6 to 8 inches apart. $410 for 1000 plants (should
cover 500 square feet) Below the driveway is 70x20 (1,400 sq.
ft)Ouch
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Investment Balance
- 30 percent domestic stocks, - 15 percent foreign stocks,
and - 5 percent emerging-market stocks, - 20 percent in real
estate(indexed funds) - 15 Treasury bonds and - 15 Treasury
inflation-protected securities, or TIPS.
iPhoto Update
I purchased iPhoto and it's not great but it works. I still
have to see how the rest of the iLife Series works.
Small Government
"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the
government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the
government of others?" - Thomas Jefferson
This is why the government should be as small as
possible
Vim Notes
11.5. How do I highlight all the non-printable characters in
a file? You can use the following commands and search pattern
to highlight all the non-printable characters in a file:
set hlsearch
search for string \s(\sp\s|$\s)\s@!.
Purchases
Notes for possible purchases
iPhone Cases
Marware CEO Sleeve $25
Belkin Slim-Fit $20
Case Mate $34 has removable clip so it will fit in your
pocket
Sena UltraSlim Pouch $29 Seems like a winner. Not much
protection but not much weight or hassle.