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SPACE NEWSLETTER January 1995 the winners or their prizes (he was in the kitchen cooking). I am sure that most groups have a goal The ABUG s newsletter, Home Computer News (HCN), has had a http://home.earthlink.net/~spaceclub/news9501.html
Extractions: by Nathan Block Nathan has failed again to submit his article in time for this publication! The Editor DOM Info by Terry Streeter Terry has failed to submit DOM info to me in time for the newsletter. The Editor Treasurer's Report by Greg Leitner Well another year has gone by and I have to look back on 1994 and thank all the 8-bit diehards who keep on going. It amazes me how many members don't even use their 8-bit anymore, but are willing and wanting to support it. It just goes to show how great the 8-bit Atari really is and the feeling that we just can't let it die. What ever your reasons for your continuing support is greatly appreciated by those of us who still use it. I have other systems that I can us at home, but I always go back to the 8-bit because I feel more comfortable using it knowing that it does what I ask it to do without having to pull my hair out trying to get the job done. Enough said. Our bank balance for the year ending December 31, 1994 stands at $378.34. This may seem alarming to some of you, but let me explain. The Club provides a service to its members in that Glenn purchases and sells blank disks and disk boxes along with our regular DOM's. The Club makes very little profit from these sales, but we feel it is a service that the members deserve for their membership fee. To keep costs to the members at the lowest possible price we need to buy in rather large quantities which in turn eats up our cash. But keep in mind that when you purchase these items, the money goes right back into the Club's Treasury. So we will experience a low bank balance for a short time until sales from these items replenish our account.
Library Resources Newsletter diskettes, laser discs, hypermedia, and compact discinteractive Write and distribute a school library newsletter. I took shop with the boys instead of cooking. http://www.asd.k12.ak.us/Depts/Library_Resources/lrnews.html
Extractions: Implementing our first online reference title, WORLDBOOK, is a case in point. All participants in the educational program - students, teachers, and staff - can access this electronic version of an encyclopedia 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Technology, including the Internet, provides access to the world, enabling students to learn and search in the school library, in the classroom and computer labs as well as from home. Another powerful online resource available to the school library media specialist is FIRSTSEARCH. It is an international online database of content indexed by member institutions of OCLC. This tool provides knowledge of new materials available to support the curriculum from the publishing and production agencies as well as content on the Internet web sites. It can be a very powerful tool for use in collection development of any school library program. This technology development has required that library media specialists and educators acquire new skills in computer networking, library collection development, information retrieval, and expand teaching strategies from a broad range of online systems. This development will continue to grow rapidly and impact the traditional role of the school library media specialist.
DMG Newsletter Newsletter 2/13/04. similar sources to much of Gadberry s from the Mom s disc; others recall It s only with cooking Papa that all the elements come together http://www.dtmgallery.com/Main/Newsletter-2004-02-13.html
Extractions: AMM - At the Roundhouse (IAnomalous 001) The International Carnival of Experimental Sound, or ICES '72 for short, was an ambitious festival sprung from the mind of Harvey 'Job' Matusow (1926-2002). This first CD in a series documenting the festival features the complete concert given by legendary free improvising group AMM. Represented here by Eddie Prevost (percussionist extraordinaire) and Lou Gare (sax great), they offer up powerful explosions of saxophone and drums punctuated with their famous AMM silences. This particular duo version of AMM has only one other release out. This is the first time this material is available, aside from two short excerpts were published as the only 7" release on Evan Parker and Derek Bailey's Incus Records (and a very rare and desirable record that has become). EINSTRZENDE NEUBAUTEN - Perpetuum Mobile (Mute 9237) Long-awaited studio album has arrived at last. Time brings about changes and since their foundation, EN have, like no other band, reflected these major and minor, public and private vicissitudes. 'Perpetuum' expands the range of their music, enriching it with new facets: like in the radicalism with which melancholia, wafted through with farewells, is portrayed here. Or the long, almost epic narratives that rigorously take all the time they need to develop their perfect dramaturgy. Alongside these, we find subtle sonic images, whose intensity develops out of reduction or songs that breathe a fragile beauty and deeply felt mourning. But Einsturzende Neubauten also immediately continue their search for that unexpected new sound, with new installations (see 'Boreas') or the surprising instrumentation consisting of wind players, tubes, pedal steel guitars, the clavichord, bird calls, and air compressors.
INTERACTIONS Newsletter of The Communicator, our sister newsletter in the as last year, materials will be provided on disc. displays ..the smells of Cajun Creole cooking . http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Education/SPTN/inter-12.html
Extractions: A special note of thanks to Chebucto Community Net for providing a home for sptn. Take a look at Chebucto's Home Page: Chebucto Community Net Sadly, one of the sure signs of Spring in Atlantic Canada (and surely we havent had too many other indicators this year) is the raised stress levels and uncertainty in our school systems! The Halifax Regional School Board may be facing more cutbacks as the new mega-Board struggles with budget deficits. Joy Sceviour , from Newfoundland/Labrador, reports that their 27 school boards are now reduced to 10 and about 475 jobs will be gone in September. These are frightening numbers and apparently New Brunswick is in similar turmoil. 'Twas ever thus, but somehow teachers cope, as they always have. With increased class sizes and fuller teaching loads, it is hard to find the opportunity to meet with ones peers to share and develop curriculum ideas. The SciencePlus Teachers Network tries to meet this need with the SPTN Summer Institute (see p.4 for details) and this newsletter by providing a forum for curriculum development and revision. We know good things are happening out there in spite of all the constraints you face and wed love to pass them on to others. If each teacher took just 30 minutes in the year to tell us just ONE thing that worked for them, thered be a wealth of help for everyone. Think on it.....
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Extractions: Phoenix, Arizona Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... What's New DVD war looms as advancements draw closer 09:32 AM Mountain Standard Time on Monday, April 19, 2004 By Peter Svensson / AP Technology Writer NEW YORK The DVD stands out as one of the most rapidly adopted consumer technologies ever, but in the electronics industry it's akin to an aging king in Shakespearean drama - rivals are lurking, knives drawn. Just as consumers are beginning to get comfortable with their DVD players, electronics manufacturers are set to introduce next-generation discs that store more and would be harder to copy. A dozen companies, headed by Sony Corp., are pushing a disc called the Blu-ray. The other main contender, the High Definition DVD, is promoted only by Toshiba Corp. and NEC Corp. But it has an important endorsement from an industry group and is also expected to get Microsoft Corp.'s support as the software giant seeks a toehold for its multimedia format in the consumer electronics arena. Movie studios generally aren't commenting on the new formats. And the rival industry groups aren't saying exactly when they expect to have players on the market. Both, however, consider the DVD ripe for replacement next year.
Intranet: WVU-ES 1999 Performance Awards For example, realizing that lowincome youth groups need to faculty support and a monthly newsletter for the To date, 64 cooking schools have been offered by http://intranet.ext.wvu.edu/intouch/99awards.htm
Extractions: The following recipients have been selected to receive an award which will be presented during Annual Conference. Please read, in their own words, the highlights of their work that led to this award. Diversity Program Excellence Florita Montgomery Individual Program Excellence Rebecca R. Osborne New Employee Excellence Carol Olson New Program Excellence David Workman Office Management Excellence Robin Rupenthal Team Program Excellence Steven Bonnano and James Hileman Team Program Excellence John McCutcheon, Jim Pritchard, Edsel Redden, David Richmond, Ed Smolder, Ancil Schmidt, and Rodney Wallbrown Diversity Program Excellence Florita Stubbs Montgomery Inclusiveness is inseparable from social justice. And, by definition, an organizations social justice journey must be a group effort. Social Justice Committee members-including our dedicated former members-daily "walk the walk" for inclusion. Therefore, I must use this honor as an opportunity to highlight achievements that the Social Justice Committee members and I pursued together. Unfortunately, the following "list" of achievements cannot reveal the depth of the cultural changes beginning to occur in our organization and among its polices, procedures, and programs. The situation: For committee members, the Pathway to Diversity is both the name of a never-ending journey and the title of the journey's general guidebook. The WVU-ES statewide committee connected with the guidebook in 1991, when newly recruited members were charged to join a nationwide effort to help refine the draft document into a national strategic plan for the Cooperative Extension System (CES). Today, the WVU-ES Social Justice Committee (originally the Diversity Committee) continues to be guided by the plan's broad vision statement.
CUUPS Newsletter Archive - Spring 1997 The Website Team has been cooking! takes on a responsibility, from publishing the newsletter to agreeing to when it reemerges from behind the black disc of the http://www.cuups.org/content/publications/spring_97.html
Extractions: Spring '99 ... Order Form The opinions expressed by writers in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans Coordinating Committee. If you would like to publish something of a particular author please contact the Editor for more information. Tonite, I Drum!
December Newsletter 03-04 This newsletter is a vehicle for us to stay with the delicious aroma of chicken cooking on Saturday stores, restaurants and malls; and compact disc players. http://www.maemae.k12.hi.us/HomePage.nsf/0/fed8c1477e316e750a256df2007458a1?Open
DSA NewsLetter NEWSLETTER. and the inner substance flows out, you have what is called a ruptured disc. your oven and burners off if you must leave the kitchen while cooking. http://www.delmarvasafety.org/newsletter.htm
On-Line Food, Nutrition And Health Newsletter 2002 with the development of a compact disc for use Free electronic newsletter for parents, educators, and health Brochures (in English and Spanish); cooking in the http://www.msue.msu.edu/fnh/newsletter/augustNewsletter02.htm
South Barwon Community Centre Inc., Geelong, Victoria Its your community and your community newsletter. Ingredients 3 cups plain flour 1.5 cups cooking salt 1.5 a great commentary and a second disc loaded with http://www.sbcc.org.au/newsletter.html
Extractions: Weve had an awesome response to the 3216 newsletter from readers, advertisers and sponsors. The official Friends of the South Barwon Community Centre Inc. list is on page 8. Its great to have so much support from local businesses. This edition is jam packed with great reading. There are plenty of articles and new features to check out, including the new DVD Review section. Be quick to sign up for the latest activities as bookings are filling fast. Do you have any suggestions for new activities? We want everyone, from Jazz Ballet instructors to health professionals or those with a keen interest or hobby to start/join groups at the centre. The skys the limit! Get in contact with us at SBCC and we can get you started. Do you have information to share with your community?
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NLHHP - Heart Matters Newsletter Summer 1997 (Volume 7, Number 2) been extremely busy working on a newsletter, STROKE MATTERS Taken from More Heart Smart cooking by Bonnie Stern which is packaged in a compact disc case includes http://www.infonet.st-johns.nf.ca/providers/nhhp/newsletter/vol7-2.html
Jazz News Blue Note Records To Release The Grant Green MONTHLY NEWSLETTER, by organ ace John Patton (featuring the guitarist s cooking excursion on On disc Three, Green is showcased in straightahead sessions with http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=1848
Extractions: Submit a Site SLCentral Directory - Reference - Libraries - Friends of the Library - National and State Associations FOLUSA: Friends of Libraries U.S.A. - National organization supporting library Friends groups. Fact sheets on a variety of topics, also membership-building, fund-raising, program, and advocacy ideas from public, academic, and school library Friends. News of programs, awards, and resources for Friends of libraries. Friends and Foundations of California Libraries - Calendar and program ideas for library support groups in California and nationwide. Graphics available for download, links to many library- and book-related sites, message board for discussion of common concerns, and extensive program suggestions for Library Lovers' Month.
Extractions: Washington, D.C. 20250-3700 Consumer Information Fall 1997 The Food Safety Educator With a multi-faceted media program and a major Washington kick-off, a new food safety consumer education campaign was launched this fall by the Partnership for Food Safety Education. According to Susan Conley of USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, "what makes this campaign unique is that it really is a public/private partnership. Industry, consumer groups, government agencies, health organizationsall of us are working together to make this campaign a reality." In addition, Dagmar Farr of the Food Marketing Institute noted that "this campaign takes the basic food safety messages and presents them in a whole new way. With this campaign, we have the tools to start changing people’s food handling behavior." "All of the print campaign materials will be designed so that our non-profit cooperators can just copy them and go," according to Sara Lilygren of the American Meat Institute. Key materials include: A community action kit: designed for food safety educators, the kit is camera ready. Included are a press release, campaign ideas, logos and brochure.
Extractions: ¡@¡@¡@The Third English Week is to be held from Dec. 17 to Dec. 24. Everyone is encouraged to speak in English only during this week and to participate in the following activities: ¡@¡@¡@Our freshmen won the Best Costume Design in the Fourth NTPU Theater Competition on Dec. 7. ¡@¡@¡@Tracy Lou(¹ù¹ÅµY), a junior, won third place of the National English Speech Contest, University division, held by Global Village Educational Organization and Central Broadcasting System. ¡@¡@¡@The Multi-Media Learning Center located on the 3rd floor of the Humanity Building is finally open. With its cutting-edge facilities and prize-winning designer layout, it certainly is a cool place for students to polish their language skills. Go check it out! Have you ever listened to rap music? Have you ever seen street dancing? Or have you ever seen people wearing loose T-shirts and pants? I bet you have! Then you must be familiar with the word ¡§hip-hop¡¨. When talking about hip-hop, most people¡¦s first thought is a person doing windmill (an acrobatics of break dancing) on the ground, or singing some rap songs that you can hardly follow his tempo; some even think that hip-hop is nothing but a trick played by some enterprises to seek profits in promoting their large shirts and pants. Indeed, hip-hop culture does have some elements mentioned above, but people don¡¦t seem to get the genuine picture of what hip-hop is. They sometimes also mistake hip-hop for merely a marketing strategy of some company to promote their clothes.
Extractions: (OPEN TO ALL AGES) Children's Sessions: March Session: Gitty and Marjan Darayan gave an excellent presentation of the Haft Seen Table, and talked about the origin and significance of each object on the table. "Haft" means Seven and "Seen" stood for objects beginning with the sound of "S". The children actively participated in the discussion. March 24: A few families went to the Museum of Fine Arts and listened to George Washington. Michelle Balsara asked "Are you really the first President"? and, of course, Mr. Washington said "Yes, I am the elected President of the United States". Noshir Khumbatta asked whether the story of the Cherry Tree was true and Mr. Washington responded that it was not. A biographer named Parson Weems invented this story to illustrate George Washingtons honesty. The children enjoyed their conversation with the first President of the United States!! April 14 Session: This will be an open session where children will be working with all the material from the shelf to reinforce the religious concept previously introduced.
Extractions: Mirador Online Store Now Open open for business. We have started out with just a few items, but will be adding many more over time. We have decided to charge a nominal shipping fee for orders under $50 and to ship free for orders $50 and above. This means that even those of you who live in the Portland area can shop online without having to worry about a shipping charge. Ritual Perfume Oils by Durva Empowerment, Integrity, Forgiveness, Abundance and Gratitude. These pure essential oil blends include a meditation and are formulated to help us achieve these states through balancing the chakras. They can be used on the body, in the bath, in ceremony or in a diffuser. Blended in Portland, these oils are not only powerful, they smell wonderful! Pressure Cookers We have two models in, each in different sizes. One has an elliptical cover that clamps down, and the other a locking pressure cooker cover as well as a standard cover so that it can double as a cooking pot. These are made in Italy by Aeturnum out of heavy weight 18/10 stainless steel, are easy to use and include safety design features. Europeans have been using pressure cookers for decades, but fear of explosions has kept Americans away from this wonderful kitchen tool. Rest assured, pressure cookers being made now are completely safe. We have one of their pressure cookers at home and can attest to their ease of use (and safety!).
