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ROLLA – Weldon R. Clinesmith, 78, died Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013, at Stevens County Hospital, Hugoton.

He was born Aug. 26, 1935, to Howard and Leone (Ipson) Clinesmith in Rolla.

He worked for Morton County Sanitary Department for many years.

Survivors include two brothers, Charles Clinesmith, Hugoton, and Raymon Clinesmith and Jill, Ulysses; one sister, Esther Smith, Canyon City, Colo.; and nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Bob, Jim and Howard Clinesmith; and three sisters, Margaret Clinesmith, Norma Keener and Phyllis Jones.

• Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Church, Rolla, with Pastor Sandy Ferguson presiding.

Burial will be at the Rolla Cemetery.

Friends may call until 8 p.m. today.

Memorials are suggested the Rolla United Methodist Church and may be mailed to Paul’s Funeral Home, P.O. Box 236, Hugoton, KS 67951.

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Posted on 28 June 2013 by Vladimir Agafonkin

One of the greatest things about Leaflet is its powerful plugin ecosystem. The Leaflet plugins page lists dozens of awesome plugins, and more are being added every week.

This guide lists a number of best practices for publishing a Leaflet plugin that meets the quality standards of Leaflet itself. Also available in the repo.

The best place to put your Leaflet plugin to is a separate GitHub repository. If you create a collection of plugins for different uses, don’t put them in one repo — it’s usually easier to work with small, self-contained plugins in individual repositories.

The most essential thing to do when publishing a plugin is to include a demo that showcases what the plugin does — it’s usually the first thing people will look for.

The easiest way to put up a demo is using GitHub Pages. A good starting point is creating a gh-pages branch in your repo and adding an index.html page to it — after pushing, it’ll be published as http://<user>.github.io/<repo>.

The next thing you need to have is a descriptive README.md in the root of the repo (or a link to a website with a similar content). At a minimum it should contain the following items:

Every open source repository should include a license. If you don’t know what open source license to choose for your code, MIT License and BSD 2-Clause License are both good choices. You can either put it in the repo as a LICENSE file or just link to the license from the Readme.

File Structure

Keep the file structure clean and simple, don’t pile up lots of files in one place — make it easy for a new person to find their way in your repo.

A barebones repo for a simple plugin would look like this:

An example of a file structure for a more sophisticated plugin:

/src        JS source files
/dist       minified plugin JS, CSS, images
/spec       test files
/examples   HTML examples of plugin usage

Code Conventions

Everyone’s tastes are different, but it’s important to be consistent with whatever conventions you choose for your plugin.

For a good starting point, check out Airbnb JavaScript Guide. Leaflet follows pretty much the same conventions except for using smart tabs (hard tabs for indentation, spaces for alignment) and putting a space after the function keyword.

Plugin API

Never expose global variables in your plugin.
If you have a new class, put it directly in the L namespace (L.MyPlugin).
If you inherit one of the existing classes, make it a sub-property (L.TileLayer.Banana).
If you want to add new methods to existing Leaflet classes, you can do it like this: L.Marker.include({myPlugin: …}).

Function, method and property names should be in camelCase.
Class names should be in CapitalizedCamelCase.

If you have a lot of arguments in your function, consider accepting an options object instead (putting default values where possible so that users don’t need specify all of them):

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marker.myPlugin('bla', 'foo', null, {}, 5, 0);

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And most importantly, keep it simple. Leaflet is all about simplicity.

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How to make an Easter wreath with his own hands

Easter is approaching day by day, and you have not had time to make crafts to decorate the house for this wonderful bright holiday?

Then I suggest you make an Easter wreath.

Make it easy enough, besides it perfectly complement a festive atmosphere.

You will need

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Because of the workpiece, which have turned out, you need to cut on the same pattern midway eggs.

Then, cut off all the rough edges of our blanks, ie to round them.

In the resulting egg is applied with a brush PVA glue and smear it all over the surface of the workpiece. As such, we leave it for 10 minutes to dry.

The final part of the production of handicrafts. Use the glue gun start paste foam blank candy-coated tablets. Just keep in mind that it is imperative to hang the egg from the middle to the edges of the product.
It remains only to pass a decorative tape in our crafts. Easter wreath with his hands ready!

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Dana Demange, Karen Leggett and Nancy Steinbach

HOST: Welcome to AMERICAN MOSAIC, in VOA Special English.

I'm Doug Johnson. On our show this week:

We hear some music from Bonnie Raitt …

Answer a question about Muslims in the United States …

And report about the death of a famous American writer.

August Wilson

African-American writer August Wilson died of liver cancer earlier this month. He was sixty years old. August Wilson won many awards for writing stage plays about the African-American experience in this country. Faith Lapidus has more about him and his work.

FAITH LAPIDUS: August Wilson was born in nineteen forty-five in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Almost all of the plays he wrote take place in the area of Pittsburgh where most of its black people lived.

August Wilson showed his skill at writing as a teenager. When he was fifteen years old, a teacher accused him of turning in a paper written by someone else. She told him that no black child could write that well. So he left school and instead went to the local public library every day. There, he read great writers and began writing poetry and plays.

August Wilson later said that he dropped out of school but not out of life. Others have called that moment a historic one in the history of American theater. It started Wilson on a path that led to winning two Pulitzer Prizes, a Tony award and many others.

August Wilson decided to write ten plays about the African-American experience in the United States. Each play takes place in a different part of the twentieth century. The first play produced on Broadway in New York City was “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”. It is about African-American blues music entertainers during the nineteen twenties. In the play, the musicians discuss the problems of being black in America. One character offers his own idea about African-Americans. Shep O’Neal reads the words in the play:

SHEP O'NEAL: “Everybody come from different places in Africa, right? Come from different tribes and things. Soonawhile they began to make one big stew. You had the carrots, the peas, and potatoes and whatnot over here. And over there you had the meat, the nuts, the okra, corn…and then you mix it up and let it cook right through to get the flavors flowing together… then you got one thing. You got a stew.”

FAITH LAPIDUS: August Wilson’s other plays include “Fences”, “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone”, “The Piano Lesson” and “Two Trains Running”. The last play in the series is called “Radio Golf”. It will be produced in New York next year.

Last month, theater officials announced that a Broadway theater would be named for August Wilson. At the time of the announcement, Mister Wilson knew he was dying. Sadly, he did not live to attend the theater-naming ceremony last Sunday, October sixteenth. Theater experts say the August Wilson Theater will permanently recognize one of the greatest American playwrights.

Muslim Girls in the United States

HOST: Our VOA listener question this week comes from Iran. Monire Farhangnia asks about Muslim girls in the United States. She wants to know if they are free to wear head coverings.

It is easy to tell which girls in American schools are Muslim. That is because a hijab cloth covers their hair. Some girls say it is easier to follow Muslim rules about boys and girls when they wear the hijab. These rules limit social relationships between girls and boys. The girls say the scarf lets boys know that they do not go on dates.

In some schools, religious rules about dress can sometimes conflict with administrative rules. An eleven-year old Muslim girl faced this kind of rule a few years ago at her school in the state of Oklahoma. She was told not to wear her scarf because schools in her city ban all head coverings for boys and girls.

Her family brought legal action in court. They said the school was treating her unfairly because of her religion. The court agreed. Now school officials must permit students to wear religious head coverings.

One modern Muslim woman says she wears hijab only when she prays at a mosque. Asma Gull Hasan is thirty years old. She works as a lawyer in the state of California. Her parents are from Pakistan, but she grew up in the state of Colorado. She has written two books, “American Muslim” and “Why I Am A Muslim”.

Asma Hasan believes Muslim women and girls should wear clothes that do not show too much skin. But she agrees that it can be difficult to resist popular culture. She has a Web site where Muslim girls can ask questions. Some ask about problems they may be having. Others ask about personal relationships or how to deal with their parents.

Older Muslim women answer the questions. They often tell young people to try to understand the differences between growing up in the United States and growing up in their parents’ countries. The Web site is To ask a question, click on “Ask The Aunties.”

Bonnie Raitt’s New Album

Bonnie Raitt recently released her eighteenth record album. It is called “Souls Alike.” It has some of the same New Orleans rock and blues sounds of her earlier records. But it also has some new sounds and represents a “first” for this famous singer. Pat Bodnar tells us more.

PAT BODNAR: Bonnie Raitt’s new album is a celebration of both American songwriting and the abilities of her musicians. Miz Raitt spends a great deal of time listening to current music in order to find new songs. She says she connected very deeply with the songwriters she discovered for this album.

Miz Raitt recorded these songs with the band she has been playing with for many years. They know each other so well that they were able to record many of the songs on the first or second try. Miz Raitt says that using the first recording can help keep the music fresh and alive. The song “Crooked Crown” was recorded on the first attempt.

“Souls Alike” is also the first album that Bonnie Raitt produced herself. Being a producer as well as the lead singer allowed Miz Raitt to push herself in new directions. She sings about holding on to love in the song “I Don’t Want Anything to Change”.

Bonnie Raitt faced several family crises at the time she was recording the album. Both of her parents died within a few months of one another. And her brother became very sick. We close with a song from the album that expresses how she faced such difficult and sad situations. It is called “I Will Not Be Broken.”

HOST: I'm Doug Johnson. I hope you enjoyed our program.

Our show was written by Dana Demange, Karen Leggett and Nancy Steinbach. Caty Weaver was our producer.

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Jose Mourinho Reveals 3 Areas That Manchester United Need To Improve To Beat Liverpool

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The toilet of the Potala Palace is in the north of the Deyang building of the White House, it is built in the top of the cave, through the hill foot. The depth is more than 60 meters, it has the reputation -- “the deepest toilet" in the world, and there is a little sunshine continuously penetrates into the toilet, it has a lot of characteristics and artistic conception.
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A Tribute to the Short Story

With Ann Beattie (right), a master of the genre, visiting on Thursday, April 10, for Arlington Reads 2014, we’ve been thinking a lot about the craft of Ann Beattie by Sigrid Estradashort story writing. And so have many of you.

Below are just some of the favorite short story titles and authors you suggested over the past few days as we spread the word about Beattie and her featured Arlington Reads 2014 collection, “The New Yorker Stories.”

You’ll see some familiar names on the list but hopefully a few will make you head for the Library, either in person or online. And of course part of the magic of short stories is their brevity. So you can read quite a few over a weekend, on Metro, waiting at the dentist or in the last minutes before lights out (suggestion: skip Poe in that case).

And we’ll see you at Central on April 10 for Ann Beattie and then on April 24 for another stunning writer of fiction–both short and “long” stories–Richard Ford.

Favorite Short Stories as Suggested by Arlington Public Library Readers

  • Jennifer  says:
    I’m not certain it is my favorite ever, but the short story that has doubtless stuck with me the longest is Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery.” It belongs in any primer on narrative style, and still stands as a concise (and devastating) assessment of social behavior. The plot continues to influence all sorts of fiction (see “The Hunger Games”); and unfortunately Jackson’s keen insight comes to mind all to often when reading the news of the day.
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    The Dead” by James Joyce. It was hard to forget Gabriel, with all his flaws and insecurities; who hasn’t felt insecure and who doesn’t want to be remembered long after they’re gone?
  • Anthony says:
    My favorite short story is Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace.” Crafted as if a fable, Maupassant weaves the story of a woman addicted to lifestyle of status and the resulting downfall that comes with her hubris and greed. I read the story so many years ago but it has stuck with me ever since.
  • Beth says:
    My favorite short story is “You’re Ugly, Too” by Lorrie Moore. Incredibly poignant, dark humor with a perfect twist at the end. Moore is a master of the short story (like Beattie).
  • Kimberly says:
    My favorite short story is “The Awakening” by Kate Chopin. I first read it when I in high school, and thought it really captured the feeling of disconnectedness. It resonated with me at the time, and it is one of the few works that I still keep in hard copy.
  • Christina says:
    I love short stories. The one that sticks with me the most is “The Monkeys Paw” by W.W. Jacobs. My heart still ponds whenever I read it. It is true mastery to present a complete story in just a few words.
  • Ellen  says:
    One of the most heart-wrenching stories I’ve ever read is “Barn Burning” by William Faulkner. The weight of having to choose between loyalty to family and what’s right is depicted with force and intelligence.
  • Jeff says:
    So many to choose from! I fell in love with Beattie’s “Snow” during my first fiction class. It’s only 1.5 pages long, yet still dynamic and very intimate. Written in the 2nd person.
  • Joanne says:
    Christopher Buckley’s “We Have a Pope!” is the funniest short story I have ever read. I laughed all the way through! I can only take that extreme humor is short bursts like a short story. It’s not overly irreverent with regard to Catholicism, which is appreciated, but still so funny. I read this in Borders during a quick break for studying for the bar and that moment of fun was much needed.
  • Lisa says:
    I love short stories! There are so many good ones that have stuck with me. Some have already been mentioned in comments here. A recent favorite is “The Tenth of December” by George Saunders (This is also the title of his latest collection.) I love this man’s work. He always has a compelling story to tell. Tenth of December tells the story of a suicidal man and a young boy. It is very moving and poignant to me. After reading this story (it is the last one in the collection), I read three of his other collections too!
  • Elizabeth says:
    So many good ones, some already mentioned – I’ll go with “What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank” by Nathan Englander. All of the stories in this book made me think about things in different ways, made me laugh, made me cry.
  • Clara says:
    My all-time favorite short story is “The Open Window” by Saki (H. H. Munro.)I shall never forget the impact it had on me when I read it for the first time. Written in the early part of the 20th century, it is a timeless treasure that delights and surprises.
  • Valerie says:
    I can’t pick just one story by my favorite writer, Tom Boyle (T.C. Boyle). His stories can be funny, scary, with vivid descriptions and twisty endings, and he’s the master of the first sentence that commands you to read the story. In “Descent of Man” a man describes his primate researcher wife as gradually becoming very like the chimp she’s teaching to speak in sign (“I was living with a woman who suddenly began to stink.”). “Chicxulub” parallels the effects of a meteor strike in Siberia in the 19th century with parents getting a late-night call from a hospital saying that their daughter was hit by a car. “The Lie” is about a guy’s small lie to stay home from work that snowballs into epic creepy but comic problems (a movie version just released). And “Filthy with Things” presents a radical solution for hoarders. Also, a new writer, Jamie Quatro, whose story “1.7 to Tennessee” has stuck with me: an old lady walks to the post office to mail a letter to the President after one too many family members died in a war.
  • Lynn says:
    A short story that I have always remembered: “The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry. Wife sells her cherished hair to buy husband a watch chain; husband sells his cherished watch to buy wife a set of combs. Now both have things they can’t even use. More importantly they have sacrificed for each other.
  • Patrick says:
    Cheever’s work is exceptional, particularly worth re-reading is “The Swimmer.” If you are not familiar with what his voice sounds like, I would encourage you to get a disk of his reading some of his own work. Similarly, Faulkner’s recorded Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech is beautiful. A nice compliment to Beattie’s style is her contemporary, Richard Ford. “Rock Springs” remains is his most well known short story collection and, perhaps, his best.
  • Karen says:
    Too many to choose from! I recently discovered ZZ Packer, and she has a wonderful voice and well-structured stories. I also recently enjoyed Alice Munro’s “Dear Life”, and I love the title story, but also several others. And then I’ve been a John Updike fan forever, and an inveterate New Yorker reader.

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    I’m surprised that Jhumpa Lahriri isn’t on the short story list. “Interpreter of Maladies” is a beautifully written collection, worth putting on anyone’s list.

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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

FREE STAGING TIPS....  So often I only get called out to work on the hardest houses with the most awkward floor-plans - or after a house has languished on the market for 6+ months without offers.  I love a good challenge, but it made me realize that the tips that I apply to a difficult house, also apply to all kinds of Do-It-Yourself types of rooms too.

  1. Make sure that you give each room a true purpose!
  2. If the room feels small, use smaller or less furniture.
  3. If the room feels too large, add a few pieces from another room to fill some of the space, but not all of it.
  4. Also if the room feels awkwardly large, pull the furniture off the wall and "cozy it up" by bringing the furniture closer together.
  5. Watch-out for themes or collections, pack those away now, they are not selling friendly - I get called in all the time to talk to sellers about their beloved collection of ....
  6. Choose mostly neutral colors for furniture, pillows, wall hangings etc., but add one stronger color to add a pop for the pictures - I like red, blue or green.
Here are some before and after examples of a tough to decorate house I just finished that went into escrow in 4 days.  This is an open Studio type guest cottage with no real focal point or kitchen.

Monday, May 6, 2013

How is it already May?

May is here the flowers are blooming and real estate sales are picking up.  Prices are getting stronger, inventory is down and interest rates are still excellent.  But even with all those factors you still must prepare your home to look great for a strong sale.

In honor of may being the fifth month of the year, here are 5 quick tips to help with selling your home:

  • Clean!!!!
  • de-clutter
  • Pack personal items and collections now
  • Ventilate - fresh air is best!
  • Mow the weeds
Happy selling!

Monday, July 26, 2010

Summer is in full swing!

Wow- Real Estate Season is ON! Staging has been hopping and so is the real estate market! What a fresh change from the past two years! I have seen some great houses lately that have had trouble selling for one reason or another.

The best advice that I can give to sellers is prepare your house and stage before it hits the market- its hard to take back a less than perfect first impression!

Here is a great newly staged listing! It is a beautiful home in Cambria- just 2 blocks from the beach!! Click on the picture to view the full info from Cambria Pines Realty.
Don't forget to check out our website for other great listings and staging tips!

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Spring has sprung!

Spring is a great time to refocus and retool if you are planning, hoping or trying to sell real estate. As the weather changes and the rain stops, everything starts to bloom and house shoppers start to come out and look at new real estate options. As you have heard 1,000 times, you only get ONE chance to make a first impression. Real Estate is no different.
  • Buyers shop first from the curb appeal, make sure that you tidy up your yard after all that rain!
  • After buyers have decided that they like you curb appeal enough to make an appointment- they then shop with all of their senses, address them ALL: sights of your home, sounds, smells, and feel- we will skip taste!
  • Sights- Make sure that your home looks GREAT- clean, tidy and clutter free!
  • Smells- Make sure that is smells fresh, the best way to do that is to let in the smells of spring! Baking cookies is good too!
  • Sounds- Make sure that it is peaceful, not over stimulated in the sounds- remove pets during showings- chatty birds and barking dogs can be a huge seller turn-off.
  • Feel- Make sure that it is not too warm or too cold, either one can be a distraction from a great home.

Good luck and happy seeling!

Friday, July 17, 2009

Is this the Serengeti, or a California Beach town?

This is so cool, I had to share! I was working in a condo yesterday, staging it for the market, when I looked out the kitchen window and saw this view... Those are Zebra grazing on the hills of San Simeon, California at the Hearst Family ranch. This is truly the view from the kitchen window, and the view from the living room is of the pacific coast line, it is awesome! If you are looking for a 2 bedroom / 2 and a half bath get-away, look no further! I will attach a link to the full listing as soon as it goes on the market in the next few days! If you are interested sooner, please contact Sand Shell Realty in Cambria and ask for Terry Farrell, realtor- for more information - 805.927.1511
Where else can you see grazing Zebra and the ocean from the same home? This listing is one in a million!

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Great new listing!

This is a great new listing just listed by Michelle Brown of Peabody and Plum. It is a large 4 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bath home in Atascadero's premier gated community! It has almost an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds and is a must see house if you are shopping for an elegant house with an open floorplan and a great setting!

Follow this link to view: Michelle Brown's Listing

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

The value in a good Realtor

I cannot emphasize enough, the importance of putting your real estate transaction in the hands of a savvy Realtor! This picture was sent to me by one such Realtor/Broker, Hayley Townley of Comet Realty in San Luis Obispo. The seller was asked to make sure that the water heater was strapped before the close of escrow. The seller assured all parties that this had been completed. On Hayley Townley's Final inspections -she was shocked to find, what the seller called a 'strapped water heater' - please look for yourself!
Yes that is a car seat belt, nailed to the wall and tied in the middle! This is NOT within the conforming state guidelines on proper hot water heater strapping! So please use a smart realtor, who can catch these issues like Hayley did, when you are buying or selling real estate!!


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Monday, December 28, 2009

Hi John,

I have been a fan of your website Likembe for a couple years since I came across some thing you posted about Kuku Sebsebe. I also wanted to introduce myself to you.

My name is Danny Mekonnen. I am a Ph.D. candidate in ethnomusicology at Harvard. I work on Ethiopian music and will start my dissertation in about one year. I am also a bandleader and musician -- I play saxophone in my group Debo Band. The group is an 11-piece Ethiopian pop, together now for over three years.

We've been given the incredible opportunity to bring Ethiopian music for the first time to East Africa’s largest music festival: “Sauti za Busara” on the island of Zanzibar, February 11th-16th, 2010. We will bring with us 4 Ethiopian musicians and dancers living in Addis Ababa. This is a major opportunity for us to reach a wider audience and make further connections and collaborations with music in Ethiopia and East Africa.

Debo Band has launched an online fundraising campaign, and we have just 15 days left to raise more than $5,000 to pay for our upcoming African tour. We'd love you to watch our video and help spread the word. The success of this effort depends on this news reaching people far and wide.

See the video at

We've received a grant which only covers some of the cost, so we are now seeking (tax-deductible) donations to complete the budget and make this journey possible. Any amount makes a huge difference -- most donations are $25 or $50, which will add up quickly to help us to our goal.

It's hard asking strangers for help, but I feel that the fund-raising is all for a good cause: an exciting opportunity for cultural exchange through music. We hope that when you watch the video you feel inspired to contribute in some way! Check out the video link above to see what we're up to, and please pass this on to more people who would be interested in this project. (You can also learn more about Debo Band at

Many thanks in advance for your time reading this email and for the work you do through your blog Likembe. I hope than we can be in touch in the future, and that we can find a way to work on something together.

All best wishes for the new year!

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Vijay Chakravarthy said...

The most inspiring blog I´ve ever read. Hope you will continue! Happy New Year to You!

I have added your blog in my blog

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Thursday, October 15, 2009

Readers Theatre is Back!

The Library's Readers Theatre group will begin rehearsals in November, so if you are interested in joining, please call 732-5732 to sign up. You must be at least 8 years of age and able to attend all three rehearsals (November 2, 9, and 16) as well as Family Reading Night on November 19. Rehearsals will run from 3:30 - 4:45 PM. Family Reading Night Performance will begin at 5:30 PM.

This is a beginning drama group that encourages children to explore technics without memorization. Some members from last year took part in a film that was taken to the Rolling Prairie Youth Services Kick-off for Central Illinois libraries. Need more information? Just give me a call.

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Read to an Animal Afternoon

On Wednesday, November 18 from 2 - 4 PM, the Humane Society and the Lincoln Public Library Youth Services will team up for an unusual and really cool event. Children ages 6 and up can read a story to an adoptable pet in the Library Annex Community Room. Children can practice their reading skills and the animals will get some loving attention! Children can bring their own stories or choose from books we have selected.

All the pets are adoptable. Reading time may be limited depending on the number of readers. Register by calling the Youth Services Department at 732-5732.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

After Hours Teen Mystery Event

Do you like C. S. I. or other crime solving shows on television? Do you like mysteries? Area teens are invited to participate in a "solve the mystery" evening at the Lincoln Public Library Annex on Friday, October 30 from 7 to 10 PM. "The Pharaoh's Curse" is a mystery game where teens get to play the parts of detectives and suspects. Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory. Prizes will be given and snacks will be provided. This event is sponsored by the Library's Youth Advisory Council.
Note: You must be a teen to attend this event. Plan to be at the Annex at 7:00, as the clues are cumulative!

Child I. D. Day

Lincoln Police Department is partnering with the Lincoln Public Library to offer parents I. D. packets for children ages 3 - 13 years. The event will be held Thursday, October 15 in the Library Annex. Parents are asked to bring their children to the library from 4 - 6 PM on that day where the child will have a photo taken and be fingerprinted. All information is then turned over to the parents to include in a packet to keep in a safe place at home. This information could save valuable time in the event of abductions.


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Re: How old are Emacs users?

From: Tim X
Subject: Re: How old are Emacs users?
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 10:08:20 +1000
User-agent: Gnus/5.11 (Gnus v5.11) Emacs/22.0.95 (gnu/linux)

Klaus Straubinger <address@hidden> writes:

> Tim X <address@hidden> wrote:
> [startup settings in X resources]
>> I think its easier, clearer and faster than writing bits of elisp to
>> set the default frame, the initial frame and then turn off toolbar
>> etc.
> I don't find it easier to maintain settings in two different places,
> with totally different syntaxes, where one of them is operating-system
> dependent. And why is that clearer?
> Emacs settings should be in the Emacs initialization file, in my
> opinion.

Fine and your welcome to disagree. I just fine five or so lines of the form

Emacs.geometry: 80x55
Emacs.toolbar: 0

simpler than having to have

(setq initial-frame-alist '((top . 1)
                            (left . 1)
                            (width . 80)
                            (height . 55)))
(setq default-frame-alist '((top . 1)
                            (left . 1)
                            (width . 80)
                            (height . 55)))

plus you still get the resize flicker etc, which you don't get if you put
things in xresources. Of course, everyones milage differs. I don't work on
multiple platforms, so having all my X stuff in xresources is both convenient
and consistent for me. If I also ran on Windows, maybe I'd do it differently
(though I expect you wold need different settings anyway).

tcross (at) rapttech dot com dot au

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Re: Backporting / stable

From: Carl Sorensen
Subject: Re: Backporting / stable
Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2011 18:24:02 -0600

On 4/30/11 4:51 PM, "address@hidden" <address@hidden> wrote:

> On Apr 30, 2011, at 8:03 AM, Graham Percival wrote:
>> On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 08:52:42AM -0600, Carl Sorensen wrote:
>>> On 4/30/11 8:49 AM, "Graham Percival" <address@hidden> wrote:
>>>> We don't need to be sure that we're clear.  All we need... or at
>>>> least, all I want before uploading the official 2.14.0... is for
>>>> one week without *known* Critical bugs.
>>> Right, but we haven't had that happen with the beaming since
>>> beam-collision-engraver was added.
>> I'm pretty certain that we've had at least one 7-day period
>> without new Critical bugs -- the only probablem was that such
>> periods coincided with having old Critical bugs around.
>> I'll admit that our record so far is still less than 48 hours of
>> critical-bug-free-ness.  But once we *do* have some bugs in the
>> system, we can go for days and days without any new critical bugs
>> being reported.  If we'd been a bit faster in fixing some bugs, or
>> a bit luckier and having a Critical bug report a few days later...
>> or luckier in having critical bugs being reported earlier, and
>> then getting fixed earlier... then I think we could have had 2.14
>> by now.
>>>> Well, I'm on vacation for most of May, so we're looking at a June
>>>> release at the earliest, in any case.
>>> So it seems that we've got some time to wait on this decision.  I'll just
>>> pretend I never raised the issue, and when you get back from vacation if
>>> we're still adding Critical beaming bugs, we'll have the discussion again.
> I have no problem commenting out the Beam_collision_engraver and putting a
> use-at-your-own risk bit in the docs along with a list of known problems.  In
> the devel version, the BCE could be a non-commented-out feature that people
> continue using/breaking so that we can perfect it over the next year or so.  I
> agree that issues keep cropping up, and I think that we won't be able to
> anticipate all of them without broad, continued use in a variety of
> circumstances.

I don't think we'd want to add that to the stable version.
Use-at-your-own-risk should be part of the development version.  But we've
got some time now, so let's see what happens in the next six weeks.

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Fri Jul 15 18:27:15 EDT 2005

Scott wrote:

> On Jul 15, 2005, at 11:09 AM, Leo Przybylski wrote:
>> CC is teletext for hearing impaired. Not that I'm hearing impaired,
>> it's just my preference. Even when watching DVDs, I like to have  the
>> subtitles on. In myth, the command to turn on CC is 'c'
>> appropriately enough.
>>> As for closed captioning - if you can explain what it is and how  to
>>> test it, I
>>> could try it out for you
> I would be interested to know if CC were available for mpeg2 streams
> recorded with the HD3000 card as well I do know that when watching
> shows via my Samsung HDTV tuner from OTA sources I can see CC text
> when it is available. In other words, I know for sure that CC text is
> transmitted in the HDTV OTA signal. Not all programs are closed
> captioned. The best bet are main stream shows like Late Night or
> popular dramas (ER, Lost, House, etc)
> Xine, mplayer, and the internal MythTV video player all decode CC
> data. As Leo said, for the internal MythTV player the option is 'c'
> to enable or disable it. For mplayer the option is "-subcc" and for
> xine there config file option is "subtitles.closedcaption.enabled".
> I am hearing impaired and addicted to movies :) For me MythTV is one
> component in the home theater I set up last year and I plan to add
> the ability to record HDTV shows via a HD3000 adapter soon. For now,
> MythTV mainly serves as a front end for DVD playback where I let xine
> handled the CC decoding. The main reasons for using a HTPC to handle
> DVD playback are to improve picture quality (very noticeable
> improvement) and handle CC decoding since projectors do not decode CC
> data.
> For the curious, photos of my small HT are at http://donpoo.net/
> gallery/ht
> --
> Scott <catfather at donpoo.net>
> AIM: BlueCame1

Well the 'c' key seems to have no effect on any channels showing this
early morning, but it's mostly kids shows and foreign language stuff.
I will try again tonight during the normal programming.

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Bob Sully rcs at malibyte.net
Wed Nov 18 16:21:47 UTC 2009

James Oltman wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 2:10 AM, Richard Morton
> <richard.e.morton at gmail.com>wrote:
>> Have a look at musicbrainz to ease the meta editing.
>> I have quitwe a few more than 3000 to work through but it needs doing.
>> R
> I have to agree with Richard.  I have MANY more than 3000 songs and before
> I
> discovered MusicBrainz Picard, I manually moved all my songs into folders
> by
> Artist.  That took FOREVER.  Then I used EasyTag to tag up the files.  I
> have a mix of FLAC and MP3 files.  EasyTag is a nice software program, but
> I
> found MBP to be MUCH better.  You simply drag your files into the left
> pane.  It automatically searches the MB DB to find the closest matches.
> If
> it doesn't match correctly, you can (in the app) search the track, album,
> or
> artist.  It will bring up your Internet browser and you can then search
> their DB for the correct entry.  Once you find it, there's a button on the
> album called "Tagger".  It automatically imports the album tag info into
> Picard and you simply drag and drop the song into the correct album.  It's
> CRAZY easy.  Picard can also rename the track however you like.  I have
> set
> it up to do:
> Artist\Year - Album\Track# - Artist - Title.ext
> It's fast and easy.  Highly recommended.
> Jim

Jim and Richard:

I will have to check this out.  Until now, I thought that MusicBrainz was
just an online database.  Thanks very much!

Bob Sully - Simi Valley, California, USA

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Scott & Nicole Harris snharris99 at live.com
Fri Feb 24 22:30:07 UTC 2012

>> I don't think your suggestion of using "Album Artist" will do much with
>> 0.25
>> (I could be very wrong).  The Navigation Tree is pre-filled with
>> categories....All, Album, Artist, Rating.  Also, it may help a little
>> with
>> compilation albums, but it doesn't help much with all the individual
>> songs
>> that my wife has purchased from ITunes that she wants organize "Like X"
>> and
>> all the songs she's bought from Amazon that she want "Like Y".

>I'll admit that I hadn't considered this case - personally I'd
>probably fudge the Genre tag because I never use it anyway.

With directory browsing, I know where everything is, and I don't have to
make up BS metadata (I struggle to even believe this is being suggested as a
"sane" way to organize collections) to have my music fit someone else's idea
of how I should store it....then play it.

No offense, but how is it "sane" to go through and put BS data in metadata
tags just to have it organized the way a simple folder structure does (not
to mention, with a folder structure I can keep accurate metadata...as in
what the metadata is actually for)?

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[2.5] Extra succes criterion (non-urgent)

From: Yvette P. Hoitink <y.p.hoitink@heritas.nl>
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 21:31:05 +0100
To: <w3c-wai-gl@w3.org>
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Hello everyone, it's me again.

Guideline 2.5 says "Help users avoid mistakes and make it easy to correct
them". I would like to add another success criteria. Some forms require you
to start over again if you make a mistake, because the information you
filled in is missing. Especially for people with limited motor functions or
other disabilities that slow their navigation in forms, filling out a form
can be very time consuming anyway. I think we should add a success criterion
to 2.5 to say that where possible you should keep the correct content and
only require the user to correct the mistakes. Since this tells authors how
to create their content, it would have to be a level 2.

Lvl 2 Success criterion:
If a user error is detected in a larger volume of user input, the user can
correct the mistake without having to re-enter the input that already was

Who benefits:
Individuals with severe physical disabilities often need a lot of time to
fill in forms. If they can correct the mistakes without having to re-enter
all the data, this saves them a lot of effort.

Example 2: a user form with required fields
A user form with required fields checks if the user filled in all the
required fields. If not, the user is presented with the same form and is
informed which fields are missing. The information that was filled in
correctly is still present in the form.

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RE: Property suggestions

From: Braden N. McDaniel <braden@shadow.net>
Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1998 14:50:55 -0400
To: "Christian Kaufhold" <chka@uni-bremen.de>, <www-style@w3.org>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: www-style-request@w3.org [mailto:www-style-request@w3.org]On
> Behalf Of Christian Kaufhold
> Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 1998 1:01 PM
> To: www-style@w3.org
> Subject: Property suggestions
> My suggestions for a future version of CSS:
> I would not use "tooltip" (to present a tooltip over the element) as a
> pseudo-element, as it has been suggested, but create it as a new
> property.
> Allowed values: none | auto | [ attr(x) || string ]+ | inherit
> Initial:        inherit
> Applies to:     all elements
> Media:          visual, interactive
> I also suggest a property "status" whose content is displayed in the
> status line of the browser, and which takes exactly the same values.
> Examples:
> * { tooltip:attr(title) }
> input[type=submit] { tooltip:"Submit the data" }
> a[href] { status:"Link to " attr(href) }
> blockquote,q[cite] { status:"Quotation from " attr(cite) }

The problem I have with these kinds of things is that they operate *outside*
the context of the page formatting and layout. Thus, I don't think they're
appropriate additions to a page layout language. The larger problem is that
you're using style sheets for *content*. The content belongs in the
document. We started down this slippery slope with generated content in
CSS2; it is a very easily-abused feature. Generated content should only be
used for content that has a superficial role and is non-essential. What you
describe would be more appropriate as attributes on elements in the markup
itself. I'd suggest you bring this up as an idea for HTML 5.

("Tooltip", in that context, seems superfluous, as browser makers have
already quite sensibly adopted TITLE for that purpose.)

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If there are other participants in Saturday's CIEL Conference at the Oratory, as well as Sue, who see this blog, may I make suggestions in the hope that they, too, if they were to agree with me, might express their views to the CIEL secretary?

Since 'we' moved from Spanish Place, we have not had a sermon. Perhaps I'm just, deep down, an unreconstructed Protestant (that's a rhetorical question), but I like the homily. Not just for its own sake, but because it seems to punctuate the Mass rather nicely. Pausing after the contemplation of the rites which dignify the Word seems to me the correct thing to do, rather than rushing on at once and feeling, at the end of the Mass, that it has slipped away just a little too quickly. And I do believe that the Proclaimed Word of Christ our God does involve a form of Transubstantiation; the Words which emerge from the mouth of Christ's diaconal minister are, by divine power and the ordained minister's charism, truly the Words of the Lord; they are not a record of something said 2000 years ago but teaching and commands uttered by the Redeemer in His actual Now, calling now for my reverence and submission. That is why the traditional dignities of chanting are so appropriate, and why, just as at the elevations of the transubstantiated Body and Blood, incense is offered. A bit of Gospel informally read in a 'meaningful' way by a jolly chappy would be deeply wrong. This is why I believe the Gospel should be accorded both dignity and contemplation before the Priest sings Dominus vobiscum and begins the Adorable Sacrifice.

Secondly, I was disappointed not to hear discussion of Fr Crean's paper giving reasons for prefering the pre-Conciliar forms of Unction and Commendation. I felt both clergy and laity could have exchanged experiences and viesws, to our mutual profit.

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Totally in accord - I shall write to the Secretary and make both suggestions.

Could the lack of a homily be down to time constraints? I know that the LMS Westminster Cathedral annual High Mass has a tendency to be slotted in between other Masses, and thus frequently has to banish the sermon slot. (It was ironic that last year when the Cardinal was over and they did, of course, allow him to speak, most of us in the nave couldn't make out anything he was saying.)

As for the conference, I must admit that I missed largish chunks of both talks...at least, they might have been largish chunks or smallish bites, because of my incorrigible habit of dozing off spasmodically in warm rooms when people other than myself are talking. (I keep doing it at department meetings at school when the subject under discussion doesn't concern any of the years I teach.) But the bits I did hear were excellent.

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Thomas Keating emphasizes that Centering Prayer is not an exercise in concentrating, or focusing one's attention on something (such as a mantra), but rather is concerned with intention. The participant's sole goal is to "consent to God's presence and action during the time of prayer." Centering Prayer is more akin to the very ancient practice of  heychasm as understood in the Eastern Orthodox Tradition, in which the participant seeks the presence of God directly aided by the Jesus Prayer.

Basil Pennington, one of the best known proponents of the centering prayer technique, set out these  guidelines for centering prayer:
  1. Sit comfortably with your eyes closed, relax, and quiet yourself. Be in love and faith to God.
  2. Choose a sacred word that best supports your sincere intention to be in the Lord's presence and open to His divine action within you (i.e. "Jesus", "Lord," "God," "Savior," "Abba," "Divine," "Grace" "Shalom," "Spirit," "Love," etc.).
  3. Let that word be gently present as your symbol of your sincere intention to be in the Lord's presence and open to His divine action within you. (Thomas Keating advises that the word remain unspoken.
  4. Whenever you become aware of anything (thoughts, feelings, perceptions, images, associations, etc.), simply return to your sacred word, your anchor.
Ideally, the prayer will reach the point where the person is not engaged in their thoughts as they arrive on their stream of consciousness. This is the "unknowing" referenced in the 14th century book"Cloud of Unknowing, mentioned earlier.

  he first thing you need to know centering prater is is not an event, a quick fix or a fast track.. It is a discipline, a potential lifetime spiritual practice. You cannot experience the benefits of centering prayer over night or by trying it once.

  Step 1: Create an environment that is conducive to contemplation

The first thing you need to do to practice centering prayer is to find or create a place where you can be comfortable sitting in silence for at least 15 minutes (20 minutes is ideal). When you become more acclimated to the practice you may go longer than 15 minutes, but that’s a good goal to start with.
Perhaps the best thing you can do for this is to wear comfortable clothing. I prefer either sweatpants or loosely-knit pants that don’t bunch up or press against my waist when I sit. I also have a firm pillow to sit on. I prefer to spend my prayer time sitting on the floor, though sitting in a chair is acceptable.
For some people, especially people with poor circulation or other physical problems, it may be impossible to sit comfortably on the floor for 15 minutes. That’s totally ok! The most important thing is to be able to sit in such a way that you can be relaxed and comfortable, but also alert.
It is very important that you be able to make your space as quiet as possible and minimize potentially-distracting sense input. I live in an inner-city neighborhood and have two cats, so I understand that can sometimes be difficult. Just do the best you can. Eventually you will learn how to focus despite noises you can’t control. I will admit that I have not yet figured out how to retain focus well when a cat licks my toes while I’m deep in prayer.
A lightly-scented candle or incense may help create a helpful atmosphere. If it helps with your focus then go for it. Sometimes it’s helpful for me; sometimes it isn’t.

2. Sit in a comfortable position, close your eyes, and regulate your breathing

I prefer sit on a prayer mat on the floor with my legs crossed. The lotus or half-lotus position, Make sure your back is straight but not rigid, with your hips and shoulders in line. If you’re in a chair, keep your feet flat on the floor.
You may want to set a timer. Again, I recommend at least 15 minutes to start, though if you want you can certainly do it longer. When you’re just getting started, it’s probably better to do it for a shorter time, but consistently. 15 minutes for three days is better than 45 minutes one day and zero for two.
You don’t need to “count” your breathing or anything like that; just breathe naturally. As you become more relaxed and ready your breathing will naturally deepen. I like to touch my tongue to the roof of my mouth, just behind my top two teeth, and breathe in and out evenly through my nose and mouth together. You may try that, or you may be more comfortable breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth, or some other way. It’s entirely up to you and your own comfort. It is better to use both your nose and mouth than only one of the two.

Step 3: pick a word or short phrase for focus

You should pick a word or short phrase to repeat in your mind as your breathing begins to deepen. This can be a bit from scripture, or perhaps something that helps you think of God being close to you.
Many choose to repeat the word Abba, reasoning that if it worked for Jesus then it’s good enough for them. The specific word or phrase doesn’t matter as long as it helps you center yourself and recognize the presence of God about, around, and within you.
Eventually you will come to the point where you no longer need to consciously speak the word or phrase in your mind; you will have internalized it. At that point, you can wordlessly invite God to search your heart and begin the work of healing. When you find yourself distracted by outside things or your own doubts and fears, take up your word/phrase  again to find your bearings and return to your internal place of peace.

Step 4: repeat this for 15 minutes or more

Do not become frustrated if you have difficulty focusing. It will come! Don’t try to push out your thoughts or struggle against them. Continue breathing and praying your word/phrase and allow thoughts to come and go.
If you feel frustration or condemnation, know that God is with you and will not allow evil to overcome you. It could be that through your thoughts God is showing you something. On a few occasions, a recurring thought has come to me during times of centering prayer that have been directly related to things God was working to change in me. Let them be, accept the fact of their existence, and keep allowing God to illumine your inner self.

Step 5: regain awareness of the world

After 15 minutes or however long you have decided to spend praying, open your eyes and slowly regain a sense of awareness of the world around you. Look around, taking in the colors, sights, and sounds. Notice the presence of God around you, and realize that it goes with you wherever you are.
You may need to stretch a bit after spending so long sitting in one place. Let thoughts come back without fighting against them, and begin to transition into whatever you need to do next. You might want to say another prayer to wrap up the time, such as the Lord’s Prayer or a personal prayer. I like to say either the Lord’s Prayer or the Collect for Purity from the Book of Common Prayer.

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Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 was a regular, timetabled trans-Pacific flight from Sydney, Australia to Los Angeles, California. Roughly six hours into the flight, the plane began suffering several instrument failures. These failures prompted the pilots to attempt to land in Fiji, taking the plane 1,000 miles off course at the time of the crash. En route to Fiji, the plane violently tore apart in midair, breaking into three pieces which fell onto a mysterious, uncharted Pacific island. The reasons for the crash are presently unknown.

In Season 3 episode 18, Naomi mentions that Oceanic 815 was found, and there were no survivors.

Flight StatisticsEdit

Departing on September 22, 2004 from Sydney Airport, flight time was expected to be 13 hours, 52 minutes. The plane could hold a maximum capacity of 361 passengers. There were 30 First Class, 45 Business Class and 286 Economy Class seats.

Likely Causes of the CrashEdit

During the Season 2 finale, Desmond Hume surmises that the electromagnetic field built up by not "pushing the button" in DHARMA's Swan Station was to blame for the plane crash, as, according to the computer log printouts from The Pearl, the "system failure" happened on September 22, 2004, the date on which the crash took place.

Hurley Reyes believes the plane crashed due to the bad luck which seems to accompany him following his lottery win with "the numbers".

These are characters that have been involved with Flight 815.

Pilots of Flight 815

Flight Attendants of Flight 815

Other Employees

See alsoEdit

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