Chance favors the prepared mind - Louis Pasteur
function swap(){ if (document.images){ for (var x=0; x -->



      Site design and maintenance by:                                               >>> ==>∞ to infinity. image


Current Local US Pacific (West Coast) Day/Date/DaylightSavingsTime:=    Sat, 2010-July-31, 21:15:15

Viewer Platform:

Browser name: other
Browser version:
OS: other

http://legacyjournal.info/index.php/weblog/2007/05/

twitter_search PI


:

BYLINE: Content that consistently informs with clarity, class, context, credibility and character.

MOTTOS: Faster, Better, Easier, and Cheaper.   Arete, Fait Lux, Meliora

GOALS: To play with ideas, trends, people, events, products and places that are fun, interesting, and perhaps even important. We are designed and built for speed; we aim to deliver using Twitter.




                       

One minute of rhythmic.wav wakeup music, if you are in the mood.

Or, if you are a Jersey Boys, Four Seasons, or Frankie Valli Juke box music fan,
you may prefer "Big Girls Don't Cry."

The music video version is called "Little Bay Girls got the Rhythm." Search on "webscribe2" at http://video.google.com for more clips.
                     

Try a keyword site search using "Obama" .

Google Custom Search

    Archives of Journal Entries: Organized by * Category and by ** Date. MySQL 5.x and BDB engine give a speed bump to our database tables.

    • * Listing of Entries #1: Archived by Category: An extensive, sql alphabetized site grouping is available. Be patient and you will be rewarded. The listing is long!

    • ** Listing of Entries #2: Archived by Date: A real-time, desc sql sort by Date is used.
    {/exp:search_hilite

    The making of Inside the Meltdown by Frontline Producer, Michael Kirk of WGBH, Boston.



    Sample Postings: 6 of the most recent entries ordered by date



    [ Thursday, May 31, 2007 15:09 PDT ]

    Legacy Journal: PenPal Concert 2007

    Section:

    Education

    Summary:

    Davis, CA is all about parent expectations, pets and plants.  The following Video Clip streamed from Google Video requires an updated, modern browser with Adobe MacroMedia Flash.  A broadband Internet connection is helpful. 

    The seven minute Video is an end of school year presentation by the North Davis Elemementary School second grade Pen Pals of a Davis Senior Center group.  The featured guitarist is the School Principal, MS Davis.





     

    Main:

     

    More:

    Legacy Journal: DSC Health Fair - Fit for Duty

    Section:

    Health and Medicine

    Summary:

    Annual Health Fair and Davis Senior Center walk with the UCDavis Marching Banda

    Main:

      Aggie Band and Seniors March Google Video Clip featuring the active walking group.





     

    More:

    Posted by: dfisk on 05/31 at 10:50 AM
    Calendar:UCDavis:Young at Heart: • (0) Comments: • (0) Trackbacks:Permalink:

    [ Tuesday, May 29, 2007 15:54 PDT ]

    Legacy Journal: The State of the Nation Memorial Day, 2007

    Section:

    Opinion

    Summary:

    America is admired by the World’s youth, the country is prosperous, the economy is growing, the citizens are happy, healthy, well educated, well housed and employed, institutions work, the environment good and getting better, lifestyles are taking advantage of leisure time, and there is domestic freedom,  tranquility, justice and tolerance.

    Main:

     

     

     

                                                                                                                                                                                         
          Categories:
       
          Negative View
       
          Positive View
       
          Image
       
          Foreigners hate America and are openly hostile to American’s.
       
          50% of the world’s population, 25 and under, wants to emigrate to the U.S.
       
          Prosperity
       
          The average American is poor.
       
          The median household income of a family of 4 is over $50,000 per year.
       
          Economic Growth
       
          The economy is stagnant.
       
          The rate of economic grow continues to exceed the rate of inflation.
       
          Happy
       
            The majority is dissatisfied with their lives.           The vast majority of American’s are satisfied.    
          Health
       
          Americans are in poor health.
       
          The state of health of Americans is good.
       
          Housing
       
          The average American can not afford a house
       
          The majority of families live in the own home
       
          Jobs
       
          America is not creating jobs.
       
          The unemployment rate is at a historic low.
       
          Education
       
          Public education is poor, unavailable and expensive.
       
          American public education is the envy of the world.
       
          Environment
       
          Crowding and Global Warming = massive collapse and catastrophe.
       
          Population growth is slowing and climate is complex and has moods that shift with the millenia, at a       geologic glacial pace.
       
          Justice
       
          Racism, sexism, religious intolerance and ethic bigotry are the norm.
       
          Human Rights has been a standard in the written Constitutional Bill of       Rights for more than 200 years. The Civil War and the Civil Right Acts       are now part of history and legislative law.
       

    More:

    [ Monday, May 21, 2007 17:53 PDT ]

    Legacy Journal: Community Colleges looking good to 2007 Grads.

    Section:

    Education

    Summary:

    Community Colleges:  Looking good to the Class of 2007 Grads.

        According to the Education section of the Sunday edition of the nytimes, Community Colleges will be welcoming nearly half of all of this spring’s H..S. graduates attending institutions of higher learning.  The trends are clear and continuing:

    Main:

      *  * Increasingly, entering CC students bodies are growing younger and more female.


      *  *  Health Occupations teaching, training and certification preparation is high need area long serviced by CCs.

      *  *  CCs serve a diverse student population with specialists and curricula for the disabled, the undecided, the displaced, the disadvantage, the determined and the debt adverse.  A felony criminal record,  lack of a H,.S. diploma, and no proof of residency or citizenship are not barriers to enrollment and registration.  Some offer ESL classes and a GED program.

      *  *  Some, like Santa Rosa Junior College,  offer a local students with a B average renewable Doyle Foundation Scholarships that more than cover the cost of tuition and books. That Foundation is the majority stockholder in the county wide Exchange Bank.  MESA and the Learning Center offer one-on -one tutoring.  The new Doyle Library is housed in a state-of-the-ART facility.

      *  *  Others, like Monroe Community College in Rochester NY, have campus housing, 2+2 transfer agreements and first class ice hockey fields.  Check out the recent MCC graduation ceremony at the Blue Cross Auditorium.  Video coverage by is by 13WHAM.com, the local ABC outlet.


      *  *  For athletes, CC offer coaching, competition and facilities. Jackie Robinson attended Pasadena City College for two years before transferring to UCLA.  More than 100 CCs in California continue to attract good athletes.  Great training, practice and playing weather, good competition, high visibility to recruiting networks, travel, good coaching, high class facilities, and a variety of communities are among the attractions.  MCC in Rochester has been awarded the 2007Pepsico Prize at the nations best academic CC sports program.

      *  *  Some CCs in Texas are funded by oil flowing from district wells.  One is a magnet for budding tennis stars on a tight budget.

      *  *  Most adapt quickly to the educational and job needs of the local community.

      *  *  Honors Overseas and Independent Study programs are common.

      *  *  Career Counselling, Veterans Support Offices, Reentry Programs, and small classes are additional attractions.

      *  *  Small classes and labs are personally taught and staffed by professional instructors, not graduate students earning their stipend.

    More:

    Posted by: dfisk on 05/21 at 05:53 PM
    Calendar:Monday:Demographics:LaserFocus:Popular Culture:Dollars and Cents: • (0) Comments: • (0) Trackbacks:Permalink:

    [ Monday, May 14, 2007 15:48 PDT ]

    Legacy Journal:  Purple is the May color of choice in the Heartland of Rochester, NY.

    Section:

    Arts and Culture

    Summary:

    The month of May in Rochester NY features the Lilac Festival in Highland Park. Light purple is in the air and even Martha Stewart is attracted.

    Main:

    The local paper, the D&C, is currently featuring the color and some of the community’s outstanding young women citizens.

    More:

    Posted by: dfisk on 05/14 at 03:48 PM
    Calendar:Monday:Demographics:Family:Heartland:Immigration:News:Race:Truth Telling:Climate Change: • (0) Comments: • (0) Trackbacks:Permalink:

    [ Sunday, May 13, 2007 15:47 PDT ]

    Legacy Journal: Mother’s Day

    Section:

    Essays

    Summary:

    The good cheer of Mother’s Day Sunday is in the air in Davis. Nugget Market, Civic Pool, the local churches, the restaurants and the the bike paths in the Arboretum were all filled with Moms and kids of all ages. 

    Main:

    Among the more senior Moms, it was striking the number that were solo IE, without an apparent spouse.  The demographics around the country tell the story.

      * Women like longer, healthier lives than men.  The result is that in every age category past 30,  women progressively out number men.

      * One of the contributing factors has been the dramatic improvement in the safety of pregnancy and delivery for American women.
       

     

    More:

    Posted by: dfisk on 05/13 at 03:47 PM
    Calendar:Demographics:Diet, Nutrition & Health:Medicine:News: • (0) Comments: • (0) Trackbacks:Permalink:

30 more of our most Recent Postings:

  1. Legacy Journal: Current
  2. Legacy Journal:Wednesday Wisdom
  3. Legacy Journal: Greenland, Dreamland, and Telemetry
  4. Legacy Journal: A Viking Legacy
  5. Legacy Journal: Friday: Family First
  6. Legacy Journal: Thursday Two Step: Fire Alarm or Frozen by Fear
  7. Legacy Journal: Monday, the First Day of Fall
  8. Legacy Journal: The Sunday Sermon: Economist Moral Hazard
  9. Legacy Journal:Laidback Saturday
  10. Legacy Journal: Friday Final
  11. Legacy Journal: Friday Fish Wrap.
  12. Legacy Journal: Thursday Time for Truth Telling: 9/11, the Magazine, and the True Myth Makers.
  13. Legacy Journal: Wednesday Time to Weed out the Word Wars.
  14. Legacy Journal: Tuesday Tipoff
  15. Legacy Journal: Sunday Surprises
  16. Legacy Journal: Saturday Samplings
  17. Legacy Journal: Friday Fifth: Change, Cultural Divide, B&B, Google Chrome, and Arctic Drilling
  18. Legacy Journal:  Wicked Wednesday
  19. Legacy Journal:Trifecta: Olympic Games, Democratic Convention, Quad State visit
  20. Legacy Journal: Olympic Swimming Prep
  21. Legacy Journal:080808: The China Olympic Games
  22. Legacy Journal:080808: The China Olympic Games
  23. Legacy Journal:  B&B on the Erie Canal
  24. Legacy Journal: Summer Swing
  25. Legacy Journal:  Thursday Thoughts: Twitter, Triathlons for Horses, and Obama One on Tour
  26. Legacy Journal: High Finance, Bad Loans, and Banking Reform
  27. Legacy Journal: Sunday Chatter x 3: ABC, NBC, and CBS
  28. Legacy Journal: Monroe County: Politics, the Carousel, and the Onterio Beach
  29. Legacy Journal: 50th Malin High School Reunion
  30. Legacy Journal: 2008 mid-point

LogRoller® : Keyword search our LegacyJournal archives.

We are hosted in Santa Rosa, CA, in the great North Bay country in Sonoma County, the gateway to the Redwood Empire.

Currrently, we publish using OSX, XP,Vista and Linux. We browser test on Safari and FireFox . We use Google Apps, and favor the speed of broadband. The new Google Chrome and Android browser/platforms are also interesting.

Branded by: AKA: webscribe2.

From Selected from Personal Favorites at PicasaWeb from the Global Gaggle Gang of Guys and Gals at Google




Powered by ExpressionEngine: 1.6.8 ,build 200908xx, and Tags module , build 20090609. We also are LAMP illuminated using MySQL 5.x with BDB, and PHP 5.2.8 ! FireFox 3.5.2 is new and useful. EE 2.0 is "coming soon".

image

We are hosted by Sonic ( sonic.net ) in Santa Rosa, CA, in the great North Bay country of Sonoma County , the gateway to the Redwood Empire.

This site is Illuminated by LAMP support from our ISP

http://legacyjournal.info/index.php/weblog/2007/05/

Current US Pacific (West Coast) Date/Time:=    Sat, 2010-07-31, 21:15:15