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New poll indicates that the Kerry-Lugar bill, already confronting opposition from Pakistan's political and military establishment, faces a wave of popular distrust of the US as well.
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Pakistan's Army vociferously objected to the bill earlier this month – after the US Senate passed it. The military's intervention, coupled with a backdrop of past misuse of US funds, lead some US experts to caution against taking Pakistan's objections too seriously.
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"The problem for Pakistan is that it knows the Kerry-Lugar restrictions represent legitimate US concerns ... not in the interests of the Pakistani Army and other elites," writes Timothy Hoyt, a regional expert at the US Naval War College, in Foreign Policy magazine. "[R]ather than reject the remarkably generous provision of aid, Pakistan's military will seek a work-around in practice ... maintaining their questionable activities at a sufficiently ambiguous level."
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But if one American goal was to champion greater civilian control over the military, this bill will only accomplish the opposite, argues Mr. Rahman.
"There are very few people in Pakistan who endorse military rule, so the Army has already lost that ground, and it knows its limitations," he says. "Greater [public] trust in civilian institutions will not come with American support – that, the Pakistani people will never trust."
A more successful US approach, he suggests, would have been to run the terms of the aid through Parliament rather than working through individual leaders, especially the deeply unpopular President Asif Ali Zardari.
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Mr. Gilani, the pollster, admits that Pakistan may come off in his survey looking like "an ungrateful nation" to Americans. But, he says, after decades of American assistance, "there's a growing perception that foreign assistance doesn't deliver development."
There also appears to be a disconnect on whether the aid is all that generous. Senator Aziz figures that, given rapid inflation in Pakistan and the way huge chunks of foreign aid actually pass back to the United States through contractor salaries, the real purchasing power of the aid will diminish to roughly $200 million a year.
Both he and Rahman say the $7.5 billion over five years is a drop in the bucket compared with US taxpayer outlays in Afghanistan. Conservative estimates place the economic losses to Pakistan caused by the war on terror to be $35 billion, notes Rahman.
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I don't think my tv supports ARC I have to double check but its no big deal to me
unless you have a receiver that doesn't have hdmi inputs like me that cost a grand back in 2005 and cant afford to replace it with one that sounds as good.
I hear HDMI switchers are less than receivers...--♬ Music is life ♬
I got my denon for like $176 about 4 weeks ago the model that replaces it is $275 you don't have to spend $1000 to get a model with Hdmi
Unless it's one of those setups where the cables for the speakers are made specifically for that receiver. Yes, even now, that shit happens. --Because, f*ck Sony
Unless it's one of those setups where the cables for the speakers are made specifically for that receiver. Yes, even now, that shit happens.
A lot of HTiB's are still sold with proprietary, non-standard cabling keyed to the receiver they were sold with. So, at that point, it then becomes a factor of replacing the whole setup instead of just the receiver.--Because, f*ck Sony
Oh HTiB I've heard so much bad things about them I knew to stay clear right now I have my Denon with my Logitech Z680's speakers and I hooked the sub up so I don't need a control pod for it to work.It's enough to hold me until I get my proper setup next month, HTiB are too limiting.. it might look good then but say 5 years down the road it can be a setback.
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Why wouldn't you connect it like this: WiiU => Receiver => TV -- I mean, that's how my Wii, PS3, Roku, and HTPC are all connected to my one TV... with just one HDMI port on the TV in use.
Nintendo is always behind in technology. This is no surprise. It's like Apple really.
You will need your devices connected to the tv if you want to take advantage of the wii u logitech harmony Tvii thing. It's the reason why I have everything connected to my tv for my logitech harmony.
TV=>HDMI=>Wii makes no sense, it goes in the other direction and in which case, it would still go to the receiver first.I don't know about your Logitech Harmony remote, but mine works just fine the way it's set up above, everything connected to the receiver first, and one HDMI connection from the receiver to the TV.I'm not sure why having the TVii in the mix would change that... perhaps you could explain that?
The optical port is a non issue.People are nit picking just because they want to be dick bags and jump on the negative Nintendo bandwagon. This new system must be pretty good if this is all people can muster up to complain about.Wii U could have released with a 1TB internal hard drive, and the same old tired trolls would have come in here complaining about how shitty this system is without a 2TB drive.
Its unlikely the WiiU would do DD encoding if it had S/PDIF so its only use would be 5.1 from Netflix. If you're a I can tell the difference between RCA and optical audiophile you have a HDMI AVR.
The Wii U system is great. If your tv sound sucks that bad that you need additional speakers, get a better tv
That may be true, but you can't expect the video game makers to supply everything in one system, especially as cheap as 300-350$
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$300-$350 cheap? And that is with out a game other then the pack in with the deluxe model. For the majority and in these tough times. That is a lot of money right now. Its a lot period actually. Unless you are rich, live comfortable or very successful in life. Then sure that is "cheap" and chump change.
My TV supports ARC, but my receiver doesn't. That's okay though. My TV has an optical digital output that will take the stream from the HDMI ports and send it to the receiver. Only thing that is a pain is that I have to turn off the unused sources in order for it to send the correct audio.
You bought an inferior product line, take it back, get another, better console, Enjoy it more
Im loving mine, playing zombieu and have not had this much fun on a console since halo 1 or baulders gate 2.
I am loving my wiiu, had a party friday and we spent the whole night playing the LOZ game that came with nintendo land. So much fun.


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By Chad Anderson and David Blair
For over a decade, through its national, multi-project initiative Shared Futures: Global Learning and Social Responsibility, the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) has collaborated with and learned from hundreds of campuses working to make high-impact, interdisciplinary, globally-focused learning pervasive across their institutions. Over time, each of these campuses has grappled with versions of the following questions:
The Global Learning VALUE Rubric offers a common language and some foundational stepping stones to help campus practitioners answer these questions and address the challenges related to defining, mapping, implementing, and assessing global learning outcomes.
In 2011, the Shared Futures initiative's latest project, General Education for a Global Century (funded by the Henry Luce Foundation), gathered campus teams from thirty-two diverse colleges and universities at a summer institute to help develop a national agenda for aligning general education curricula with expectations for educating students for socially responsible and globally engaged leadership. Project participants, along with AAC&U staff, concluded that a global learning rubric would be a useful resource for initiating reflection and conversation on campus, garnering faculty and administrator buy-in, and building both common language and institutional capacity for global learning. As a result of that institute, a subcommittee of fourteen faculty, administrators, and assessment scholars—representing a variety of disciplines and institutional types—convened in September 2011 to develop such a tool.
The rubric development committee generally followed a process previously used by AAC&U's Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education (VALUE) project (see Morgaine 2010). To begin, each committee member submitted a list of global learning outcomes they felt were essential for graduates to possess. Through months-long deliberation, the committee whittled down the resulting list to six dimensions (AAC&U 2013):
For each dimension, the committee identified a set of criteria corresponding to levels one to four (see table 1 for an example).
Table 1. Understanding Global Systems
Like all of AAC&U's VALUE rubrics, the Global Learning Rubric is meant to be read from left to right, starting at level four (capstone) and ending at level one (benchmark). This design encourages faculty to begin by picturing the highest level of student learning within a certain outcome before envisioning lower levels of achievement. Moreover, the Global Learning VALUE Rubric (like all VALUE rubrics) ends at level one rather than zero in order to emphasize positive capacities instead of negative deficiencies. The rubric thus underscores what should be present in students' work rather than what may currently exist.
To this end, level four captures what faculty members representing a variety of academic disciplines, campus roles, institutional types, enrollment sizes, and geographic regions describe as their highest aspirational goals for graduates and alumni, often inspired and embodied by their most exemplary students. While many students may not reach this level, faculty and other campus professionals should be cognizant of the language used to describe it so they can articulate expectations to students and identify cases where student work embodies level-four achievement. In contrast, level one captures what a wide range of faculty members describe as the average capabilities of their first-year students (although student work completed in any academic year could land anywhere along the rubric's levels). While the rubric does not explicitly include a level zero, that level still implicitly exists for student work that does not reach the minimal benchmark.
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From June 2012 to March 2013, the rubric underwent four nationwide evaluation cycles, each followed by extensive revisions. The volunteer evaluators—over one hundred people representing sixty-two higher education institutions and associations across the country—tested the rubric's clarity and usability using student work. Several groups of faculty, both on campuses and at AAC&U's General Education and Assessment Conference (working with the assistance of Teagle scholars), helped calibrate the rubric (see sidebar) and establish interrater reliability.
Before reviewing student work, it is advisable to calibrate the rubric through an interactive group session. In this session,
After taking these steps to calibrate the rubric, participants are ready to begin scoring student work.
—Chad Anderson and David Blair Adapted with permission from Finley (n.d.)
St. Edward's University was one institution that participated in the rubric design and pilot process. Faculty and administrators at St. Edward's had previously completed an inventory of the institution's strengths and gaps in its global learning programming, which prepared them to consider which parts of the rubric applied to their campus needs, goals, and definition of global learning. The team at St. Edward's used the pilot instrument to assess student learning demonstrated through samples of student work from courses specifically designed to encourage global learning. Information gathered from these sessions prompted faculty to revise a reflective essay assignment required of students enrolled in the Workshop for Global Understanding to better assess where third-year students are in terms of institutional global learning goals.
Armed with assessment data from this project, faculty and other practitioners at St. Edward's plan to integrate the rubric into other globally focused courses in the coming year. As a result of their participation, they have developed a deeper appreciation for the evolutionary nature of global learning and a clearer understanding of how students can move at different speeds toward increasingly sophisticated comprehension of global issues, social justice, and their own identities in relation to the world.
Faculty and administrators at Michigan State University (MSU) offer another example of how participating campuses have learned from the rubric development project. At MSU, faculty evaluated the pilot Global Learning VALUE Rubric as part of the Center for Integrative Studies in General Science's spring 2012 Faculty Learning Community (FLC). Many FLC participants had not used or developed rubrics before, and the FLC's rubric evaluation exercise provided participants the tools to craft and use rubrics in their own courses and offered them a deeper understanding of how rubrics can assess and improve pedagogical and curricular effectiveness. This professional development opportunity fostered and strengthened faculty community-building across departments and disciplines (Jardeleza et al. 2013).
Participating MSU faculty reported implementing new pedagogies as a result of the rubric evaluation exercise. For example, one faculty member asked students to analyze two comparable environmental issues, one local and one abroad, and examine potential solutions in their respective contexts. After completing this exercise—which the instructor had designed to align with the pilot rubric's six dimensions—students used the rubric to identify the assignment's learning outcomes and indicate the outcome levels at which they saw themselves. This self-reflective exercise allowed students to actively engage in their learning by offering them a framework for describing and concretizing their global perspective. It also provided them an aspirational goalpost for which to strive in their academic, professional, and personal lives (Jardeleza et al. 2013).
Recommended Use
The tool resulting from the pilot evaluation process uses the six dimensions identified by the rubric committee to measure how well curricular and cocurricular programming equips students with the knowledge, skills, and values to address real-world, global challenges. These dimensions make the most sense when understood as programmatic outcomes, and the rubric encourages institutions to construct a curriculum that will lead to these outcomes (or to modified ones that are essential to institutional goals). The Global Learning VALUE Rubric is particularly effective for measuring students' progress over time—for example, for measuring learning demonstrated through students' e-portfolios. While faculty can use the rubric in the classroom, they should be prepared to craft assignments and syllabi that intentionally address each of the rubric outcomes.
AAC&U encourages campuses not only to adapt and revise the VALUE rubrics to best fit their particular contexts and goals, but also to use the rubrics as guides for reflection about current practices and for inventorying their curricular programs' strengths and gaps. For example, the Global Learning VALUE Rubric suggests student action as a desired outcome of global learning. If a faculty member's current pedagogy does not require this outcome, the rubric might prompt the faculty member to consider the steps and resources needed to develop a curriculum that does engage students in meaningful action. Of course, campus context is important: faculty members must think about what action is possible, both within the confines of their courses or programs and at their students' current stages of development. But giving students access to high-impact learning opportunities encourages them to apply knowledge, to challenge themselves, and to foster their own capacities to initiate change.
Whether adapting any of the VALUE rubrics or developing their own, campus professionals will find themselves on a long, winding passage through unfamiliar territory. They will have to identify and narrow a list of key learning outcomes; draft and redraft definitions, descriptors, and levels; navigate the conflicting perspectives of colleagues; and compromise without losing the rubric's original intent.
No matter how challenging or slow, the journey of developing a rubric leads to a rewarding and tangible, albeit sometimes imperfect, end: the ability to help strengthen how faculty teach and how students learn. The big questions of our time—climate change, human rights, technological advancement, and economic globalization, to name a few—require the next generation to think critically, creatively, and collaboratively and to take responsible action to address challenges that are, and have always been, global in nature. The Global Learning VALUE Rubric is the result of one group's ambitious vision and best effort to equip faculty and students with a map to embark on their own journeys, wherever they might lead.
To download the Global Learning Rubric and other VALUE rubrics, please visit http://www.aacu.org/value/index.cfm.
The members of the Global Learning VALUE Rubric Development Committee include Chad Anderson (AAC&U), David Blair (St. Edward's University), Karla Davis-Salazar (University of South Florida), Sarah Fatherly (Queens University of Charlotte), Ashley Finley (AAC&U), Wende Garrison (Virginia Tech), Eleanor Hall (AAC&U), Ranae Hanson (Minneapolis Community and Technical College), Bruce Keith (United States Military Academy), Andrew Lloyd (Delaware State University), James Lucas (Michigan State University), Kathryne McConnell (Virginia Tech), Caryn McTighe Musil (AAC&U), Janet L. S. Moore (University of South Florida), Patricia Mosto (Rider University), Christina Sanchez (University of North Carolina at Charlotte), and Nicholas Santilli (Notre Dame College).
The authors would like to acknowledge Ashley Finley for her contributions to this article.
References Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U). 2013. "Global Learning VALUE Rubric." http://www.aacu.org/value/index.cfm.
Finley, Ashley. n.d. "The Anatomy of a VALUE Rubric." PowerPoint presentation.
Jardeleza, Sarah, April Cognato, Michael Gottfried, Ryan Kimbirauskas, Julie Libarkin, Rachel Olson, Gabriel Ording, Jennifer Owen, Pamela Rasmussen, Jon Stoltzfus, and Stephen Thomas. 2013. "The Value of Community Building: One Center's Story of How the AAC&U VALUE Rubrics Provided Common Ground." Unpublished manuscript, last modified March 19.
Morgaine, Wende. 2010. "Developing Rubrics: Lessons Learned." In Assessing Outcomes and Improving Achievement: Tips and Tools for Using Rubrics, edited by Terrel L. Rhodes, 11–13. Washington, DC: Association of American Colleges and Universities.
Chad Anderson is a program associate at the Association of American Colleges and Universities, and David Blair is director of institutional assessment at St. Edward's University.


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"I want to go and see that dead squid over there.""That isn't a dead squid. That's lake Maharlana.""Oh. Pause. "I thought it was the corpse of Cthulhu's baby brother...."
Well, okay, maybe that's a little far fetched; but how often have you spent weeks working on a scenario of depth and complexity, getting the balance right between deviousness and hackery just right, figuring out clues, developing your NPCs till you'd be able to recognise them walking down the street.... and then you lay the map on the table. Suddenly, you look at it through the eyes of your players - and see a mass of crude squiggles, without finesse and apparently at different scales in different parts of the world.
"Tough," you mutter. "I can't draw."
Well now you don't have to. All you need is access to a PC, a printer, and ProFantasy's Campaign Cartographer. Let me modify that. All you need is access to a reasonably fast PC, and a decent printer. On the other hand, this is a DOS package - that makes it fast and not too memory hungry: you can even run it from floppies only. However, I've been trying to use it on my little 386sx portable, with a mono LCD screen, and believe me, it isn't easy. The problem is more to do with the screen than anything else, though, for reasons I'll explain in a minute.
Campaign Cartographer is a computer aided design package, specialised to let you draw fantasy maps. The basic module (which is the only one I've seen) is for wilderness fantasy maps. An add on is specifically for drawing dungeon interiors.
At its most basic it allows you to draw maps at any scale you choose, incorporating different geological and built features. These come from libraries of symbols, and you can scale them up and down. The version I used had libraries for fantasy maps - castles, palaces, stone circles, walled towns, etc. etc. - but I'm told that additional libraries, covering science fiction (and possibly other?) themes will be made available in the future. Mountain ranges, forests and so on are shown fantasy map style, as if you are looking at them, but you can also draw "real" maps with contour lines and shading to show vegetation. You can't, however, switch between the two.
Maps are built up in layers - one layer for the coast line, another for rivers, a third for roads and so on. You can choose which layers to print out. This means that you can have a master map for yourself, but give your players one with bits missing (e.g. if it shows a far off land). Later, you can let them have a better one. You can also print out to different scales; this is the world, this is the area that you are going to, this is the area immediately around the village - and you don't have to redraw anything; this means that even people who are good at map drawing are going to save a masses of time.
I'd love to say that everything in this program works fine, and that it's transformed the life of a mapping klutz like me. It wouldn't be (quite) true, though. I found the scaling feature difficult to follow (all right, largely because I didn't RTFM (Read The Flaming Manual - first). Also, the drop down menus don't drop down in the same way as Windows menus, but that's a minor point. It also took me quite a long time to get used to switching between one set of menus and another. My real problem was remembering which layer I was working on; the main way of telling is by the colour palette you are given to work with. As I said, I have a mono monitor, and, since one grey scale looks much like another, I was stuck. But don't let this put you off - I don't suspect that it will affect many people.
It's easy to draw a simple map with Campaign Cartographer - but if you only do that, you are not making anywhere near the most of it. Once you start wanting to do more, you may find yourself on quite a steep learning curve. Everything you need to know is in the manual, but it isn't necessarily easy to find (there is on-line help available). However, I'm assured that there are plans to sort that minor problem. ProFantasy Software have also said that existing users will be fully supported through upgrades as changes are made to the software.
I don't want this to sound like a puff piece. You can live without this if you have to. But, at this price, it's a real bargain, and your players will love you for it. Besides, even if you are good at hand drawn maps, the "secret layers" feature will save you scads of time, and add depth to your campaign.
Overall: Highly recommended.
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Moody's: Sequestration Threatens Not-For-Profit Hospitals
"These cuts are the beginning of a series of Medicare cuts that we see coming. The 2% cuts are in addition to Medicare cuts in the Affordable Care Act, and we see additional cuts upcoming," Vennekotter says.
"In many cases [providers] lose money on Medicare reimbursement—the money they receive is less than what it actually costs them to provide the care. Given that the population will continue to age, and we'll see baby boomers becoming eligible for care and increasing their use of services, there is a sense of urgency to improve financial performance. The way to do that is to lower the expense base," she adds.
Moody's Investors Service rates 460 health systems in its portfolio, and Vennekotter says some organizations have been more successful than others when it comes to trimming the budgetary fat.
"Management teams have largely been successful in offsetting the lost revenue, but that is just a median. So you have some larger providers with economies of scale that have been able to do well in the current environment, and you have some smaller, single site hospitals that don't have the economies of scale. We anticipate that they will continue to struggle."
In the report, Moody's lists the 15 not-for-profit hospitals it believes to be the most at risk due to Medicare cuts:
- Central Florida Health Alliance, Leesburg, FL
- Citrus Memorial Hospital, Inverness, FL
- Kuakini Health, Honolulu, HI
- Eisenhower Medical Center, Rancho Mirage, CA.
- Baxter Regional Medical Center, Mountain Home, AR
- Deborah Heart & Lung Center and Foundation, Brown Mills, NJ
- Munroe Regional Health System, Lady Lake, FL
- Jefferson Regional Medical Center, Jefferson Hills, PA
- Martin Memorial Medical Center, Stuart, FL
- NCH Healthcare System, Inc., Naples, FL
- East Jefferson General Hospital, Metairie, LA
- Yavapai Regional Medical Center, Prescott, AZ
- Flagler Healthcare System, St Augustine, FL
- Ohio Valley General Hospital, McKees Rocks, PA
- Beebe Medical Center, Lewes, DE
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Now that we've all had time to calm down and step back a bit from Mitt Romney's now infamous gaffe about the "47 percent," its worth taking a closer look at what Romney actually said and the larger point that he was trying to make.
Romney, of course, was factually wrong in implying that the 47 percent of Americans who do not pay federal income taxes are some sort of poor underclass. He was perhaps more fundamentally wrong in implying that the poor, whether they pay taxes or not, see themselves as victims and are content to be dependent on government. And, it was just plain silly to say that non–federal taxpayers will uniformly vote for Obama.
While it is true that nine out of ten non-payers have incomes below $50,000 per year, the 47 percent includes both working poor and middle-class taxpayers with substantial deductions, and large numbers of retirees, who have paid federal taxes in the past, as well as students, who will do so in the future. Moreover, there is no evidence that most poor people wish to remain permanently dependent on government. Indeed, every survey of those on welfare, for instance, indicates that they would prefer to be working, and aspire to a better life for their children. And, some of the non-paying groups — seniors for example — are disproportionately likely to vote for Romney.
On the other hand, its not all that clear that President Obama sees things in a much different way. In 1998, as part of his "I favor redistribution" video, the president spoke of recipients of government benefits as a potential "majority coalition." Today, his plan is basically "I will maintain or even expand what you get from government, but you won't have to pay for it, just a few rich people will." A president who cannot open his mouth without demonizing "the rich" who "don't pay their fair share" can hardly pose as an opponent of classifying Americans.
More important, however, the contretemps obscured several important points that really should be discussed. First, both common sense and academic research suggest that it is easier to increase federal spending if fewer people have to pay for it. "Skin in the game" matters. For example, a study from the non-partisan Tax Foundation found that "A one percentage point increase in the share of tax filers who are non-payers is associated with a $10.6 billion per year increase in transfer payments." Given that the percentage of non-payers has increased by 20 percentage points since 1990 to 47 percent today, the Tax Foundation concludes that this increase is at least partially responsible for $213 billion annually in additional spending.
It's not just those who pay no taxes that may be inclined to support bigger government. According to a study by Greg Mankiw based on data from the Office of Management and Budget, roughly 60 percent of Americans receive more in government benefits than they pay in federal taxes. A Tax Foundation study suggests that, taking into account President Obama's 2012 policies, as many as 70 percent of Americans are net recipients of government largesse.


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Agricultural economist Scott Stiles of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture says even some rice is still going in the ground.
A year ago, growers had an early spring and a long stretch of mild weather, making it easy to plant early.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Deftness; dexterity.
- n. A clever or skillful trick or deception; an artifice or stratagem.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. Cunning; craft; artful practice.
- n. An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation.
- n. Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill.
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- n. Cunning; craft; artful practice.
- n. An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation.
- n. Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. Cunning; craft; subtlety.
- n. Skill; dexterity; cleverness.
- n. Art; contrivance; trick; stratagem; artful feat.
- n. A feat or trick so skilfully or dexterously performed as to deceive the beholder; a feat of magic; a trick of legerdemain.
- Deceitful; artful.
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- n. adroitness in using the hands
It is a food label sleight-of-hand that Bruce Silverglade of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit advocacy group, calls a "rip-off" for consumers.
(Spoken) -- Hallo, (said the clown, scrambling up again, and scratching his broken head,) to be sure I have heard of sleight-of-hand, hocus-pocus and sich like; but by gum this here be a new manouvre called sleight of legs; however as no boanes be broken between us, I'll endeavour to make use on 'em once more in following the game in view: so here goes, with a
Another time, they play at the edge of the stage and execute a kind of sleight of body, marching off stage, quickly changing clothes before marching back on in another guise, repeating this several times in a matter of seconds or minutes.
But the same kind of sleight-of-hand is occurring here as with the climate debate.
The original referred to a "sleight" against Jamie Carragher.
If these wars can only be funded through this kind of sleight of hand, they maybe shouldn't be funded at all.
Rep. Alan Grayson: Funding the War: There Ought to Be a Rule Against This Kind of Rule
You could populate an interesting subcategory of composers with a particular flair for that kind of sleight-of-hand.
Nothing to do with the kind of sleight-of-hand obfuscation you're trying to pull here, equating "all other Democrats" with Lieberman.
They think the coverage of the "sleight" is nutty.
"Why couldn't President Obama have put on more of a show for his British guests?"
It's this kind of sleight-of-hand that annoys Clinton supporters: when Senator Obama claims to be above the fray and goes on to take shots at Senator Clinton with exactly the kind of old style political attacks he claims to abhor.


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Theyâre noticeably more dynamic and emotional on their new Teen Dream, which â judging by Web chatter â has been both courting and confusing a much wider audience.
The band comes to Nashville as they continue to tour behind that LP, hitting the Mercy Lounge (1 Cannery Row, 251-3020) on Wednesday, April 28.
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This system takes a bit of getting used to but after 5 days the weight fell off at a rate of a pound a day - lost over 3 stone already in 2 months and really delighted with the diet.
The Pasta Carbanara whilst a nice idea probably wont get used but everything else is fine sometimes adding stuff to it like pepper chilli etc to perk it up a bit.
I found it helps to do a graph of weight loss as it seems to give a mental boost when you look at it. I am well on target for 5 stone in 5 months and that's allowing for weekends off every month.
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The month marches in like a lion, with the constellation Leo leaping proudly across the sky all night. Some of the icons of winter remain in good view as well. Orion is in the southwest at nightfall, with Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, twinkling in the south. Venus continues to dominate the dawn as the "morning star," while orange Mars huddles close to blue-white Spica.
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March 10: Moon, Jupiter, and Procyon
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March 11: Cancer
Cancer, the crab, is well up in the east at nightfall, to the lower left of the Moon. Although it is part of the zodiac, its stars are dim. The brightest, Beta Cancri, is so faint you may not be able to see it from a suburb, let alone a bright city.
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March 13: Moon and Regulus
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March 14: Mercury in the Morning
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Full swing slow roller twards 2nd baseman just gets past the pitcher trying to field it (this one looks like a Norris Hopper bunt).
The 2nd baseman runs in and swipes the ball, with his glove toward the 1B. The ball is not caught and then flipped with the glove, the player just makes a swipe with his glove and the ball goes toward the 1B. The 1B then catches it in his bare hand....for the bang-bang out. Crazy. Meanwhile, Texas, with Hamilton 0-4, leads the Sox 8-4.
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eBay did not build their brand with PPC - they built it by being the first, and that is why the mom and pop and car boot market made them. They then followed that up with trying to grow the business beyond that - PPC, brand advertising - but most of their REAL traffic was as a result of a brand built in the past. Now, they have sacrificed this for big brands, new knockoffs, general new crap - and all the people I know that have zero computer skills say they notice it and no longer use it. eBay are using this latest round to generate traffic - and they are also using tier 2&3s to generate RON traffic or any other crap to keep up the numbers. It is a different world from ROI - that is now the least of their worries - they just need eyeballs. And that is why the new breed of business models won't use such extensive PPC companies as it is far too volatile to growing a business past it's natural size. If you turn off the PPC and your URL is removed from Google - is that a business model? Every post is about that in the Google forum, look what happens to a big business that relies on Google! Hopefully this is a new dawn - get rid of big agencies servicing big clients on Adwords, get rid of PPC management companies and let the little guys do it for themselves.
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Managed by Path and working with other service providers and Plymouth Cty Council, the city's Rough Sleeping Development Worker leads on the implementation and further development of the city's Rough Sleeper Strategy.
This post is therefore tasked with coordinating the city's approach to rough sleeper work, ensuring consistency and communication between both statutory and voluntary sectors. The primary task is to produce, review and monitor a strategy for the city, supporting its development and implementation. In addition, this post manages the Rough Sleepers team.
For 2010 / 11, a priority is developing a new RS strategy, working with partners to produce, consult on and implement the next phase of work to support people vulnerable to sleeping rough.
The city wrote an action plan which seeks to address the broad-ranging issues that have been identified in Plymouth, from addessing issues around the supply of housing to encourage more realistic expectations about to move-on amonst service users and front line staff.
This action plan was the result of a such cross-agency approach, bringing together representatives from the city's Supporting People Core Strategy Group, the Independant Provider Forum, and the Homelessness Strategy Implementation Group to develop an inclusive and dynamic action plan to tackle this key issue in the city
Path had a member of staff working at a strategy level to help implement and deliver many of the actions from the Move-On plan. Some of the results of this are resources available from this site, including:
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The Mariners have acquired starting pitcher Aaron Harang from the Colorado Rockies for a minor-league reliever Steven Hensley.
In order to make room on the active roster for Harang, the team designated reliever Kameron Loe for assignment. The Mariners have 10 days to trade, release or outright Loes contract.
Harang began the spring with the Los Angeles Dodgers but was traded to the Rockies for veteran catcher Ramon Hernandez. The Mariners were reportedly interested in Harang at the time.
The move comes after two bad starts by the Mariners No. 4 and No. 5 starters against the offensively-challenged Houston Astros. On back-to-back nights, the Astros pounded rookie Brandon Maurer and Blake Beavan.
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Saget!Ted tells his kids (and us) the "one simple goal" he had as a professor: Give a lecture that changes someone's life. Oh, just that? Not a big deal. He achieved that goal, he says, in 2010. Flash to the present, when Ted's giving an unfunny lecture about an "unfinished" masterpiece of a building. Professor Ted looks down at the toy airplane in his pocket, and classical music picks up. So Saget!Ted flashes us back a few more days, to MacLaren's, where Barney wants Ted to look at the three chicks at the bar: "one hot, one kinda hot, and one who I'm assuming is really funny." Ted's not interested, because he has a burger coming. Marshall wants to be the wingman, but Barney flashes back to last time he took him up on that offer: Barney introduced himself and then Marshall introduced himself -- as Barney's wingman. Anyway, Barney heads over to hit on the ladies.
This gives Robin an opportunity to fill the rest of the gang in on the random satellite channel that picked up Don's Chicago newscast last night. Flash to Robin watching "The 11 o'clock News With Don Frank." She tells the gang she was totally fine, and has moved on. Flash to calm Robin turning off the TV with a "Finished with that." The guys are so happy for Robin, but Lily's like, "Where's the poop, Robin?" (She had a dog as a kid who, whenever it made the face Robin's making, had pooped somewhere in the house.) Robin tries to pretend there is no poop, but finally admits she was not so okay with it, and instead screamed at the TV and drank like a sailor. Now, she says, she really is over him. The guys are happy for her, but Lily asks where the poop is again. She's right, of course, because we flash back to Robin, who tells Don's voicemail that she's going to fly to Chicago, kill him, put his face on a deep-dish pizza, and then eat it. And then maybe catch a Bears game.
Barney rejoins the gang, which Marshall thinks means he failed at picking up the women, but inspirational music plays as Barney says he'll get the yes: "Barney Stinson allllllllways gets the 'yes.' " To Lily's question about why he doesn't take a girl to dinner like a normal person, Barney says that dinner is too intimate, and requires a level of eye contact and intimacy that sex doesn't. Call him old-fashioned, but he has to have sex with a girl at least three times before considering going to dinner with her.
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Mayotte [1] is a French island in the Indian Ocean off East Africa between Madagascar and Mozambique.
Mayotte was ceded to France along with the other islands of the Comoros group in 1843. When Comoros voted for independence in the 1970's, Mayotte decided to remain a French "collective". In March 2009, the islands voted overwhelmingly (95.2%) to become France's 101st 'departement' effective in 2011. The island is 95% Muslim and many Muslim customs such as polygamy, Islamic-inspired law, and male dominance are commonplace, although all will be reversed in accordance with French law by 2011. A large amount of the island's population is composed of illegal aliens from neighboring Comoros. Despite the island's French ownership, less than half of the population understands French and very few speak French fluently.
Tropical; marine; hot, humid, rainy season during northeastern monsoon (November to May); dry season is cooler (May to November).
Generally undulating, with deep ravines and ancient volcanic peaks.
- Mamoudzou — capital of the island
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- Dzaoudzi
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By plane
Planes fly daily between Dzaoudzi, the airport/military base in Mayotte. For a return flight from Paris to Mayotte, expect to cash out at least €800.
Kenya Airways announced flights from Nairobi to Mayotte (via Comoros) [2] in November 2006. This is an extension of their Paris-Nairobi flights.
By boat
The primary port is Dzaoudzi.
Get around
The easiest way to get around Mayotte is with bush taxis ("taxi brousse") who will take you around the island for a few euros.
French is the official language and is spoken by roughly 35% of the population. More commonly-spoken are Mahorian (a dialect of Swahili) and Malagasy.
Currency is the Euro (€). Local food and items (bananas, manioc, fish) are inexpensive, imported items (dairy products, manufactured products) are expensive.
- A hike (almost a climb) to the summit of Mont Choungui will offer a spectacular panorama of the island.
- Makis (ring-tailed lemur) can be found in remote regions of the island.
- Diving is mandatory. Expect spectacular sights in the world's largest lagoon.
- Sea turtles come to roost on the southern beaches.
- In August-September, humpback whales can be found with their calves in the lagoon.
Voluntary service: Volontariat Civil à l'Aide Technique (VCAT). [3] Conditions: you must be French or from another EU-member state or a country belonging to the European Economic Area. You must be over 18 and under 28 years old (inclusive). You must not have had your civic rights revoked by a court or have been convicted of certain offences.
Stay safe
Cyclones can occur during rainy season.
Stay healthy
Mayotte is a malaria-infested zone; considered to be high risk. Consult your physician for anti-malaria medicine, take it, and pile on mosquito repellent to avoid bites.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Young Adult book The Newbery Award Winning Novel from 1994, this book takes us a journey with Sal as she and her grandparents drive across the country to Idaho. While Sal travels with her grandparents, she tells the story of her friend Phoebe (Peeby) back home. The concept of walking two moons with someone is beatiful, I cried at the end. Gentle, lyrical, middle grade novel about life, death, and the joys and sorrows along the way. Childlike, simple and profound, a lovingly written "travelogue" from a young girl's perspective. First book in a long time that drew tears. It took me awhile to get into the rhythm of this book...the story-within-a-story takes a bit of getting used to, and some of the dialogue seemed a little improbable. But the pieces started falling together eventually, and in the end, I loved the way Creech's novel reminds us how we often have to sneak up on the truth in our own way and in our own time. Walk Two Moons "We never know the worth of water until the well is dry." In Sharon Creech's Walk Two Moons, Sal was too young to realize what had happened to her mother, but she knew she was gone. In this realistic fiction piece Sal undergoes the trauma of losing her mother, and then losing all she ever knew when she and her father move. She must adapt to a whole new environment, and face a whole new set of challenges.But with the help of her imaginative friend Phoebe, and her grandparent, she will make peace with herself. Follow Sal on her journey to say goodbye to her mother. This book is a well written, simple book that has no need of fancy vocabulary or intense action to make it a good read. Instead it relies on emotion.I don't usually read that genre of book, but Walk Two Moons is one of the best books of that genre I have read.
Deborah Stevenson (The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, January 1995 (Vol. 48, No. 5)) Salamanca-Sal-grew up in Kentucky, but she and her father moved to Ohio after her mother's death; she and her grandparents are currently taking a road trip to Idaho, where her mother is buried. As they travel, Sal relates to her grandparents the story of her friend Phoebe, whose unhappy mother left Phoebe's family; Sal finds that recounting Phoebe's story helps her understand the desertion of her own mother, who was later killed when the bus taking her away from her family crashed. Creech skillfully keeps these layers separate but makes their interrelationship clear, and the plot moves along amid all this contemplation with the aid of a mysterious note-leaver, a local "lunatic," an eccentric English teacher, and Sal's budding romance, not to mention Mount Rushmore, Old Faithful, and a poisonous snakebite along the road of Sal's trip with her grandparents. The style is smooth and imaginative but cheerfully plain-spoken ("I wanted to jump up and say, 'Phoebe's mother has disappeared and that is why Phoebe is acting like a complete donkey,' but I didn't"), and the folksiness of Sal's grandparents (Sal's grandfather calls Sal his "chickabiddy" and his wife "gooseberry") is warm and uncontrived. Readers who enjoyed Barbara Hall's Dixie Storms (BCCB 7/90) will appreciate this strong and tender novel about all kinds of gain and loss. R*--Highly recommended as a book of special distinction. (c) Copyright 1995, The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois. 1994, HarperCollins, 280p, $15.89 and $16.00. Grades 7-12. CCBC (Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices, 1994) Singular, vividly realized characters are at the heart of this moving, funny and astonishing novel. On a cross-country trip to Idaho to visit her mother, thirteen-year-old Sal fascinates and delights her grandparents with the story of mystery surrounding her best friend Phoebe Winterbottom, or Peeby as Gram and Gramps refer to her. But in telling Phoebe's story, Sal is also telling her grandparent's her own - how she is dealing with the changes in her life since her mother left their Kentucky home and she and her father moved to Ohio. The narrative moves back and forth between Sal on the road with her grandparents and Sal's story of Phoebe, but throughout, she privately reflects on her own memories of life back in Kentucky before her mother went away, when things seemed calm and whole. The journey west with her grandparents, who are colorful, quirky characters with boundless love, is healing for Sal as she comes to understand and accept why her mother went away. An added bonus for Wisconsin readers are the stops Sal and her grandparents make in downtown Madison and the Wisconsin Dells as they journey west. Winner, 1994 CCBC Newbery Award Discussion. CCBC categories: Fiction For Children; Fiction For Teenagers. 1994, HarperCollins, 280 pages, $15.89. Ages 10-14. Has as a student's study guide
Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0060560134, Mass Market Paperback)Thirteen-year-old Salamanca Tree Hiddle's mother has disappeared. While tracing her steps on a car trip from Ohio to Idaho with her grandparents, Salamanca tells a story to pass the time about a friend named Phoebe Winterbottom whose mother vanished and who received secret messages after her disappearance. One of them read, "Don't judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins." Despite her father's warning that she is "fishing in the air," Salamanca hopes to bring her home. By drawing strength from her Native American ancestry, she is able to face the truth about her mother. Walk Two Moons won the 1995 Newbery Medal.(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:42:30 -0400) After her mother leaves home suddenly, thirteen-year-old Sal and her grandparents take a car trip retracing her mother's route. Along the way, Sal recounts the story of her friend Phoebe, whose mother also left. (summary from another edition) |
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The Yuma Police Department says a man who barricaded himself in a residence on South Eleventh Avenue on Wednesday has now been charged. 37-year-old Jacson Williams was arrested following an over three-hour standoff. Williams later came out of his apartment and was promptly arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault per domestic violence, Kidnapping per domestic violence and Sexual Assault per ... Read More »
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