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Menlo Park Library Baby Tots (13-23 months) Monday StorytimeLucinda AbbottMonday, January 6, 2014 at 11:15 AM - Monday, January 27, 2014 at 11:15 AM (PST)Menlo Park, CA |
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Celebrate the special bond between parents/caregivers and their babies!
For older babies ages 13-23 months, the program features songs, fingerplays, flannel boards and books, and is especially designed to stimulate brain and language development. Come play with us!
Sessions run 4 weeks. Registration is required for each session and will begin at 10:00 AM two weeks before the session begins. Sorry, no older siblings, please. To register two babies (both must be in the specified age group), please sign up for two spaces.
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- NAME: Tracy Morgan
- OCCUPATION: Film Actor, Television Actor, Comedian
- BIRTH DATE: November 10, 1968 (Age: 45)
- EDUCATION: Dewitt Clinton High School
- PLACE OF BIRTH: The Bronx, New York
- Full Name: Tracy Jamal Morgan
- AKA: Tracy Morgan
- ZODIAC SIGN: Scorpio
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Comedic actor Tracy Morgan, known for his unpredictable antics, got his big break on Saturday Night Live. His 30 Rock character was loosely based on his over-the-top personality.
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Born in the Bronx, New York, on November 10, 1968, Tracy Morgan joined the cast of the legendary television sketch-comedy show Saturday Night Live in 1996 and spent the next seven years there. In 2003, Morgan left SNL to headline his own show, The Tracy Morgan Show, but it didn't gain a following and ran for only one season. Morgan then found his niche in television in 2006 on the hit show 30 Rock,
"As a child, I was able to know that I wanted a better life."
"If you can survive Saturday Night Live, then you're good as far as show business is concerned."
"When I was angry, when I was younger, I was in a cocoon. Now I'm a beautiful, black butterfly."
a sitcom created by fellow SNL co-star Tina Fey.
Early Life
Actor and comedian Tracy Jamal Morgan was on November 10, 1968, in the Bronx, New York. The second of five children, Morgan grew up in Bedford-Stuyvesant, a low-income neighborhood in Brooklyn plagued by the dangers of the drug trade. Morgan's older brother, Jimmy Morgan, Jr., was born with cerebral palsy. His father, Jimmy Morgan, Sr., was a musician and soldier who served multiple tours in Vietnam. Jimmy, Sr. began using heroin while in the military, returning home from the war in 1974 with both a serious drug addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder. At that time, Tracy Morgan was 6 years old.
For most of his childhood, Morgan lived with his mother; she insisted that his father leave the family household because of his drug problem. By the time Tracy was a student at De Witt Clinton High School in the Bronx, however, his relationship with his mother had seriously deteriorated. Morgan moved in with his father and, a year later, his brother and a sister joined him.
Meanwhile, Jimmy Morgan, Sr. had overcome his addiction, but he had contracted AIDS as a result of using dirty hypodermic needles in his earlier life as an addict. Tracy, already married to his high school sweetheart, Sabina, dropped out of high school to take care of his father. Jimmy died of AIDS in November 1987.
In need of money, Morgan turned to selling drugs. He has said he still feels remorse for the disservice he did to his community by participating in the sale of drugs. As he describes it, he wasn't a very good drug dealer, and he didn't enjoy it, either: "As a child, I was able to know that I wanted a better life," he explained later.
Comedic Start
A childhood full of turmoil and tragedy might seem an unlikely source for the development of comedic genius, but it was yet another tragic event that spurred Morgan to pursue a life as a comic. A good friend suggested that Morgan develop his natural talent for humor by pursuing comedy for a living. Soon after, the friend was killed in one of the many acts of random violence that marred Morgan's community. His friend's death spurred Morgan to begin doing stand-up, building a popular act from the humor he had always used to deal with the difficult situations in his life.
By his early 20s, Morgan and his wife had three sons—Gitrid, Malcolm and Tracy, Jr.—and the family was living on welfare. Fortunately, Morgan soon found success as a stand-up comedian, making his breakthrough at Harlem's famous Apollo Theater. Morgan spent time in the Uptown Comedy Club, also in Harlem, before being picked up to play a supporting character named Hustle Man in Martin Lawrence's sitcom Martin.
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From the early comedy of Nipsey Russell, Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby to the contemporary routines of Steve Harvey, Mo'Nique, Chris Rock, Wanda Sykes, Craig Robinson, Maya Rudolph and Dave Chappelle, black comedians have often used their wit to become the voice and face of the African-American experience. These legendary comedians have also set a very high bar—not only for African Americans, but for all comics trying to make it in show business. Learn more about these famous jokesters, from their early days to their comic beginnings, to their side-splitting performances and more.
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White Sand Beach House, Direct Ocean Front, Huge Decks in St Augustine
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
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- pets allowed yes
- type House
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$ 2,905 - $ 8,117 / month
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Newly updated as of December 2012. It's the perfect combination of traditional beach house charm and contemporary convenience. Newly renovated, White Sand sits oceanfront in Summer Haven, its wraparound decks and huge windows bringing you sweeping views of sand, sea, and sky!
White Sand Beach House looks directly onto the beach in front and the Matanzas River in back. Watch the sun rise (and dolphins cavort) at dawn over the ocean, and the sun set (and birds wheel by) at evening. The views are absolutely unbelievable! And you can enjoy them from wraparound decks, sundecks, the lanai – there are outdoor spaces everywhere at White Sands, and you'll love exploring them all.
This house may look traditional from the outside, but inside it is completely renovated and thoroughly modern, with all the conveniences and little luxe touches that make a vacation rental even more special. Sloping ceilings with high windows, outdoor access from many rooms, and decks and balconies galore create an indoor/outdoor feeling you'll love, enhanced by sea foam colored walls, polished hardwood floors, and plenty of sunshine.
Step into the living room and sink into one of the ultra-comfortable beige leather sofas. One faces the big flat-screen TV, while the other looks onto the fireplace and double sliding glass doors leading to a balcony. This is a room to snuggle into for an evening of entertainment and fun.
Between the living room and the kitchen is a sun-filled dining area with a big table and great ocean views. This is clearly Family Central, the nerve center for everything from the laptop (you have free wireless Internet at White Sand) to heated games of Go Fish. Station the camera and binoculars here; there will always be someone around to grab them when exciting things occur!
The kitchen at White Sand is thoroughly modern, with big windows over the sink and all the space you need for food and drink. You'll find everything here to prepare and serve meals, plus time-savers such as a microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, and blender. You may mostly be packing picnics for the beach or carrying snacks out to the decks, but everything you need is here -- just add the groceries!
When it's time to retire for the night, rest easy in the spacious, beautiful bedrooms at White Sand. The master suite is airy and bright, with an ultra-comfortable queen-sized bed, flat-screen TV, comfy reading chair and wicker loveseat, and access to an oceanfront balcony. Count the stars from your pillows in the master bedroom!
The master bath is simply luxurious, boasting a Jacuzzi tub, separate shower, and his-and-her vanities. You'll never want to leave!
The second bedroom is spacious and restful as well. Leading directly to the lanai via sliding glass doors, it also has a huge window with lovely ocean views and a flat-screen TV.
The third bedroom is a children's paradise, destined to become a clubhouse for the youngest members of your gang. Against one wall is a twin-sized daybed; against another is a set of bunks with a double on the bottom and a twin on top. A flat-screen TV and DVD player stand ready for entertainment, while entire walls of windows let sunshine pour into the room. There's plenty of space here for play and sleep.
The second bathroom at White Sand is sparkling new and luxe, with a separate powder room as well as a shower/tub combination. And all of the linens you need are provided here, as well as the towels, blankets, and pillows, not to mention a washer and dryer to keep everything fresh. Pack light and come as you are; we've got you covered!
White Sand is in Summer Haven, an historical area that is slowly vanishing due to coastal erosion. It's very close to Fort Matanzas, and is just 15 minutes from St. Augustine, the oldest city in the nation. The beach is quiet here, with plenty of wildlife and no traffic or crowds. Come stay in this beautiful spot before it is changed forever!
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- Coffee Maker
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- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
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- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- Whirlpool Tub
- Television
- Wireless Internet
activities and attractions in St Augustine Atlantic Coast North
- 97 miles to Disney World
- 50 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 55 miles to Jacksonville Airport
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Museums
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Theatre
- Summer Haven Beach
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Rev. Peter Gomes justifies Rev. Jeremiah Wright's provocative "fiery" racial views by calling the politics of race America's "unfinished business."
Rev. Wright "speaks the unspeakable," drawing from a great "underlying cultural anxiety" about the state of race in the United States.
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1. In the index below, the notices and obituaries listed with a newspaper date, Column III, can be obtained by requesting the microfilm from the Kansas State Historical Society on interlibary loan through your local library. For Chase County newspapers on microfilm check out this link Chase County Newspapers on Microfilm
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And this is the beginning of the Reign of Jigglypuff. I'm glad Misty didn't capture it. But, it was good to see her use Staryu to try to catch it. Sucks that she didn't use Starmie instead.
This was a medicore episode tbh. I thought the idea of a town where people NEVER sleeps was stupid, I mean...seriously? A town where Everyone stays awake all the time? Meh.
Also, This is the episode where an annoying recurring Pokémon Jigglypuff debuted! After Ash, Misty and Brock helped her become a 'singer', she started stalking Ash's group and appeared in various episodes.....putting people to sleep with her song. After then, Jigglypuff putting Ash and the others to sleep and scribbling on their faces became a repetitive running gag.
The only thing I liked about this episode was Team Rocket singing.
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When I first moved to Washington, I chose plants with blossoms or foliage of pinks, purples and whites for our garden. I wanted nothing too bright - like oranges, reds and yellows - to overpower the strait, the color of slate, that we could see outside our windows.
I have changed my mind over the years and now I am introducing more yellow into the garden. I'm finding it a mood boon in the last several cold springs and then again in fall and winter when the gray skies deaden colors. Yellow-tinged shrubs and plants are reminiscent of the sunlight and become a bright spot, a hope that gray skies will turn to blue again.
Probably the first shrub I planted to change my mind about yellow was the a Golden Box-Leaf Euonymus (Euonymus japonicus 'Microphylla Variegata'). It's a compact shrub, slow growing, about 2 feet high and 18 inches wide. The green glossy leaves are tinged yellow at the tips. Euonymuses do well in coastal conditions. They need sun and good air circulation and, without these conditions, they are susceptible to powdery mildew.
In another part of our garden, where there is a lot of dry shade and protection from winter winds, our Mahonia x media 'Arthur Menzies' is a knockout evergreen specimen for the winter garden. From frond-like leaves, great sprays of golden flowers appear in winter, which develop into clusters of waxy black berries in late summer and fall. Even though it is more compact than many mahonias, it will grow to about 7 feet and half that width.
Remember the entrance forsythia makes in late winter? It's an eye-popping tangle of yellow the clear color of spring daffodils and tulips, almost too bright. An alternate to forsythias is corylopsis, a winter hazel. Many of the winter hazels have little fall color, but the Corylopsis pauciflora has buttery yellow, almost 2-inch, pendulous bell-shaped blossoms year round, with amber color in fall. In spring the new foliage is tinged pink and later turns a bright green. Leaves are deeply veined, just like those of its cousin, the witch hazels.
A lovely ornamental grass of brilliant gold with green margins is Carex elata 'Aurea' (Bowles' Golden Sedge) and it brightens any shaded space. The more sun it gets, the brighter gold it is. It's lovely as a border, especially around water features such as ponds, and also makes a lovely container plant. Where hostas and ferns grow, Bowles' Golden Sedge will grow. It's a clumping grass so it's well-behaved and throws light in every direction. It does need some summer moisture. It does better with too much water than a lack of it. In winter, carex can be cut back.
On an artists' color wheel, violet is the opposite of yellow, its perfect complement. Companion plants that work well with yellows are lavender, sea hollies, alliums, Russian sage, salvia, asters and some of the purple-leaved hebes. While yellow brightens the garden, violets and blues soften the garden, the two colors working together add both depth and a sense of gaiety.
As our summer's daylight shortens and gray skies hover, a touch of yellow is like a ray of sunlight in the garden. It lightens our mood and sometimes energizes us with its electric shine. Yes, I've changed. I'm liking yellow.
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Just 500m from a lovely unspoiled beach, Highlands End is at clifftop height overlooking the sweeping Lyme Bay. The World Heritage Coast offers wonderful walking in each direction with exceptional views that are truly spectacular, largely over National Trust land and farms.
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This one's simply an instructional post where we see Chef Marina Brancely making a puff dough. This video was uploaded to YouTube by Chef Ciril Hitz, who also posted the ingredients list with the video in the comments section. Unfortunately, the YouTube comment section severely lacks any formatting ability and the results were a little garbled. So I thought I'd repost the recipe in a neater table format here and make it a little more readable for people.
As you watch the video, you'll see Chef Brancely add white wine to the dough. Say what? Yes, a little white wine, specifically for its acid content. Why add an acid to the dough? Chef Hitz explains:
Acid build strength in doughs without having to mix it more, however the more that you add the weaker the gluten membrane becomes so it is of great importance that once acid is added that it be in the right proportions.
First, let's watch the video:
Now, the formula which I'm giving in weights as well as including Bakers' Percentages:
(As always, mouse over the grams to get the converted ounces)
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Bread Flour | 1,600g | 100% |
Water | 550g | 34.4% |
Butter, softened | 400g | 25.0% |
Salt | 40g | 2.5% |
Malt | 20g | 1.3% |
Egg | 100g | 6.3% |
White Wine | 200g | 12.5% |
Butter, cold | 1,600g | 100.0% |
Flour | 400g | 25.0% |
If you would like to know how many cups or teaspoons all these are, sorry, I only have weights. You don't want to be assuming that these are volume ounces, either; an 8 ounce measuring cup of flour doesn't weigh eight ounces after all (more like 4.5). Here's where I would urge anyone who wants to really get into baking to please consider investing in a scale and learning to use weight for measuring. I've previously posted my thoughts about why weighing is a much preferable way to bake which you can read here.


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Robust and flavorful, this Mesquite Steak Sauce will bring out the best in your grilling with just the right amount of smoky flavor you'd expect from an exceptional steak sauce. Downright delicious on any roasted or grilled chicken, pork or beef.
Water, Honey, Tomato Paste, Cider Vinegar, Sugar, Brown Sugar, Tomatoes (tomatoes, salt, citric acid), Molasses, Chipotle Peppers (water, red jalape¤o peppers (chipotle peppers), tomato paste, vinegar, salt, oleoresin paprika, natural flavor, oleoresin capsicum), Garlic, Salt, Spices, Onion, Mustard (white vinegar, mustard seed, white wine, garlic, salt, sugar, xanthan gum, spices, natural flavor, citric acid, celery seed, turmeric, annatto), Chives, natural flavors (soybean oil)
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I eat a ton of chicken due to dietary restrictions,is my savour! This sauce is also great for BBQ chicken pizza. Equally good on pork.
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Jeff checked in with the Double-A Jackson Generals last week. I wasn't intending to revisit the topic and have no intention of doing so at length, but some data investigation led me to a bit of positive news.
We generally consider the ability to get a batter to swing and miss to be the most important skill for a pitcher to possess. Keeping the ball on the ground and hitting his spots are important too no doubt, but being able to get swings and misses at a good clip can paper over a lot of deficiencies elsewhere.
There's two ways usually used to measure that ability. One is swinging strike rate, the percentage of swings and misses out of all pitches thrown. Another is contact rate, which is the percentage of swings that a batter attempts at that make contact with the ball, whether it stays fair or not. The two get at roughly the same skill, but are subtly different. I make no claims here about one being superior to another, but for the time I was investigating contact rates.
For reference, the Major League average contact rate is about 81% so far in 2012. Among the pitchers who qualified for this looksee (at least 100 swings against), Gavin Floyd has the Major's lowest contact rate and it is 68.4%. The fun part of this fact does not come from the Major League level however as you gleaned from the foreshadowing in the introduction. Keeping the same requirement of 100 swings against (data current as of noon today), I opened it up to everyone in the high minors, meaning Double-A (which we have pitch-by-pitch data for the first time this year) and above.
Pitcher | Age | Pitches | Strike% | Contact% | GB% |
Danny Hultzen (SEA) | 22.4 | 245 | 66.9% | 51.9% | 50.0% |
Taijuan Walker (SEA) | 19.7 | 166 | 74.7% | 57.1% | 38.9% |
Trevor May (PHI) | 22.6 | 221 | 64.7% | 58.3% | 32.6% |
James Paxton (SEA) | 23.5 | 297 | 56.2% | 59.7% | 46.5% |
That's not a grouping picked from random in the list. Those are the first four names when sorted by lowest contact rate to highest.


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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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- Kimbooly said...
A Zombie Easter Bunny!!!! I would make one but we get snow and I have no way to cover it when I'm parked. This guy has one of those sliding/locking tannuu's to save it from theft and weather.
- Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 3:21:00 PM CDT
- Jayson said...
Seeing that thing jump out of the snow would be even better!
- Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 4:11:00 PM CDT
- Lisa said...
I would so love to see this while sitting in traffic! I wouldn't mind the commute then!!
- Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 4:32:00 PM CDT
- Hook's Haunted Hollow said...
Wassup foo! How'd the Haunt go this year? Got anything new brewing for 2012 yet?
- Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 11:03:00 PM CST
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Other area schools boys soccer previews
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Here are previews of the other area school boys soccer teams for the 2013 season (information provided by coaches):
Head coach: Paul Bazzano (11th season, 35-101-10)
2012 record: 11-5-2
Key players: Seniors Mike Chiaravalloti; Eric Jacquemin; Chad Winn; Junior Brian Young.
Outlook: The Wildcats had a sensational season in the CSC, and played into the second round of the Class M tourney. That team lost nine seniors to graduation, so it is up to the underclassmen to carry Wolcott Tech. With Chiaravalloti, the 'Cats start with a proven goal threat.
Coach's take: "The core of this team is underclassmen, therefore we are optimistic, but it looks to be rebuilding this year. We should be in the middle of the table in the Constitution State Conference. We will be a contender to make the league tournament and will look to upset some of the stronger teams in the league. Our goal, as always, is to make the state tournament."
Head coach: Rick Miller (1st season)
2012 record: 5-9-3
Key players: Seniors Justin Ciprino; Eric Bartolini; Brandon Ouellette; Juniors Roberto Perugini; Ekrem Rizvani; Kevin Murillo.
Outlook: The Panthers have experience on defense and hope to play tight, low-scoring games. Kaynor Tech is delighted with the strong showing last week in the city soccer jamboree, and believes that bodes well for the coming CSC season.
Coach's take: "With strong returning defenders we should be able to win the low-scoring games with the assistance of our younger returning players and first year players. Our offense should improve throughout the year as many of our players have continued working on their skills over the summer. Kaynor has had some off years, but after a strong showing in last week's Waterbury Jamboree, finishing second, you can see much improvement with the team."
Head coach: Art Solis (38th season, 209-329-49)
2012 record: 6-10
Key players: Seniors Carlos Páez; Raj Guthikonda; Juniors Mike Figueroa; Ricardo Valencia; Sophomore Massimo Andretta.
Outlook: The Condors are young, and by young we mean that the entire program has only two seniors and two juniors, however, the experience is in all the right places, starting in goal, with Figueroa.
Coach's take: "The strength of this team lies on their ability to listen and to commit to the team. Our main concern is the lack of experience and the young team representing our school this year. With this young team we are aiming to stay close to the top teams of the division and not fall into the basement of the league."
Head coach: Charles Egervari (5th season)
2012 record: 2-12-2
Key players: Chris Faber; Sam Low-Chappell; James Michaud; Tom Baker; Rodrigo Sanchez; Nathan Seibert.
Outlook: The Wolverines have experience on defense and in goal.
Coach's take: "We are hoping for a winning season. My only concern is not to have injuries this season. We hope to do well in our conference and to achieve an improved scoring record."
Head coach: Ozzie Parente (1st season)
2012 record: 7-5-3
Key players: Seniors Yanni Sitsis; Troy Jay Moo Penn; Cole Maier; Will Reid; Junior Dan Quirk.
Outlook: The Rhinos return a lot of talent in the midfield and the back line. Like most teams, the question is, who will score the goals?
Coach's take: "We have a good number of returners, but they will now have to step up and assume larger roles. We should have a skillful midfield and an organized back line, but, will we be able to score the goals to win? We should be able to compete in every game, and hopefully we can make a push for the postseason."
Head coach: Karl Schwoerke (35th season, 314-178-37)
2012 record: 8-7-2
Key players: Seniors Matt McClain; Dan Harrington; Juniors Peter Ohanesian; Avery Hale; Sophomores Jose Guardiano; Jason Zoldy.
Outlook: The Highlanders will play great defense, with Harrington an experienced sweeper, McClain solid in goal, and a deep, fast back row. Ohanesian and Hale are the key guys at central mid.
Coach's take: "A concern will be scoring. Despite the return of two freshman forwards, Jose Guardiano and Jason Zoldy, the majority of the scoring punch has graduated and it is up to these players and the wing midfielders, Alex Kenworthy and Zach Morris, to make up for the graduated talent."
Head coach: Joe Mancini (13th season, 165-45-25)
2012 record: 9-7-3
Key players: Seniors Drew Berkowitz; Jung Kang; John Ryan; George Kolitsas; Chris Cutrali; Kosova Kostika; Jake Michaud; Jack Shannon; Zach Paulisin.
Outlook: If the above list of key returning players tells you anything, it is that the Panthers have an abundance of experience.
Coach's take: "With a good core of seniors returning, leadership will be a key for us. We look to finish in the top four in the league, and make a run in the state tournament."
Head coach: Artur Branco (201-66-30)
2012 record: 7-6-4
Key players: Seniors Joe Phillips; Griffin Andes; Colin Haensel; Junior Zack Winch; Sophomore Jake Goldstein.
Outlook: The Rams lost seven starters to graduation, and 11 seniors overall. There is experience in the midfield, however, and Phillips is a threat up top. Goldstein impressed last season as a freshman.
Coach's take: "This is a young, enthusiastic squad who looks to play good soccer. We must replace 11 seniors and seven starters, including Matt Mueller and Nick Berardi, who combined for 20 goals."
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Whether it's a smartphone (Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, or others), an iPad, or another tablet, mobile devices are here to stay. Higher education is exploring the use of these devices in the classroom as well as mobile application development for everyday use on campus. Explore this resource site—a collection of all EDUCAUSE resources related to mobile computing.
Mobile Computing 101
- 7 Things You Should Know About Mobile IT, EDUCAUSE, February 2010. Mobile IT promises to change the way users interact with resources and applications, moving services away from desktop and laptop computers to devices that increasingly embody a convergence of formerly disparate functions. Moreover, mobile IT affords new opportunities for applications to deliver location-specific information. The role of mobile IT will continue to take on new dimensions as technologies mature and converge, and higher education will both guide and benefit from those developments.
- Mobile IT in Higher Education, 2011 Report, ECAR Research Report, December 2011. This study found that most survey respondents report little progress in making institutional services, applications, and websites accessible on mobile devices.
- Mobility and Higher Education: Not Just the Next Big Thing, ECAR Research Bulletin, 2006.
- Smartphones and Other Mobile Devices: The Swiss Army Knives of the 21st Century, EDUCAUSE Quarterly, 2004. Web-enabled mobile devices help users become more effective, providing a variety of tools for different purposes.
Current and Future Trends in Mobile Computing
- Progress in Meeting Demand for Mobile IT, ECAR Research Report, September 2013. ECAR surveyed more than 300 institutions to assess the current state of mobile IT in higher education.
- BYOD ECAR Research Hub. ECAR 2013. This research report explores the implications for IT infrastructure, planning and governance, security and compliance, support strategies, teaching and learning, and budget.
- Developing a Campus Mobile Strategy: Guidelines, Tools, and Best Practices, EDUCAUSE Advanced Core Technologies Initiative (ACTI), January 2013. This guide helps walk campuses through the steps of making the case for mobility, strategy, developing goals and developing your campus mobile initiative.
- Mobility at Ole Miss: An Evolving Strategy, EDUCAUSE Live!, December 2011. This webinar will identify some of the big questions surrounding mobility and describe the approach that the University of Mississippi is taking for each.
- 2011 Horizon Report, ELI and NMC, February 2011. The Horizon Report has highlighted mobile devices as one of the emerging technologies that will be immediately adopted by the higher education community. "Mobiles enable ubiquitous access to information, social networks, tools for learning and productivity, and much more. Mobile devices continue to evolve, but it is the increased access to affordable and reliable networks that is driving this technology now. Mobiles are capable computing devices in their own right—and they are increasingly a user's first choice for Internet access."
- Smartphone Market Expected to Soar in 2011, New York Times, March 29, 2011. "According to new research by the International Data Corporation, a company that tracks technology market share and sales, smartphone makers are expected to ship more than 450 million smartphones in 2011 compared to the 303.4 million units shipped in 2010."
- Apprehending the Future: Emerging Technologies, from Science Fiction to Campus Reality, EDUCAUSE Review, May/June 2009. This article explores various methods for keeping an eye on the future as it applies to the world of higher education and information technology
A "Comprehensive" Guide to Mobile Statistics, Cloud Four, February 2011.
Pew Reports
The Pew Internet & American Life Project produces reports exploring the impact of the Internet on families, communities, work and home, daily life, education, health care, and civic and political life.
Mobile Technology Fact Sheet, A frequently updated web page with highlights of the Pew Internet Project's research related to mobile technology.
Smartphone Ownership 2013, June 2013. As of June 2013, 91% of the American adult population now owns some kind of cell phone, that means that 56% of all American adults are now smartphone adopters.
Generations and Their Gadgets, February 2011. Many devices have become popular across generations, with a majority now owning cell phones, laptops, and desktop computers. Younger adults are leading the way in increased mobility, preferring laptops to desktops and using their cell phones for a variety of functions, including Internet, e-mail, music, games, and video.
- Mobile Access 2010, July 2010. Cell phone and wireless laptop Internet use have each grown more prevalent over the last year. Nearly half of all adults (47%) go online with a laptop using a Wi-Fi connection or mobile broadband card (up from the 39% who did so as of April 2009) while 40% of adults use the Internet, e-mail, or instant messaging on a mobile phone (up 32% in 2009). This means that 59% of adults now access the Internet wirelessly using a laptop or cell phone—that is, they answered "yes" to at least one of these wireless access pathways. That adds up to an increase from the 51% who used a laptop or cell phone wirelessly in April 2009.
- The Mobile Difference, March 2009. Some 39% of Americans have positive and improving attitudes about their mobile communication devices, which in turn draws them further into engagement with digital resources—on both wireless and wireline platforms.
Mobile Computing related topics
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- E-Textbooks
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- Mobile Infrastructure
- Mobile Learning
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- Mobile Support
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- Mobile Learning: It Takes a Village
October 16, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
Aline Davis's iPad study, published in EDUCAUSE Review Online , ignited interest in mobile technology on the Framingham State University campus. Join members of the Mobile Task Force to lea…
- Delivering a Practical Mobility Strategy: Start Here and Get It Done!
October 16, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
The emphasis of any mobility strategy needs to be convenience and ease of use, combined with willingness to act quickly and take measured risks to ensure timely responses to the mobility needs and …
- Lecturing with an iPad
October 16, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
This talk will demonstrate "mobile lecturing." A combination of SplashTop and LectureTools allows the instructor to show slides, monitor feedback, pose questions, and draw on slides while…
- Getting Schooled on BYOD at Utah Valley University: Lessons Learned
October 16, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
This session will focus on how Utah Valley University overcame significant challenges to create a BYOD environment that integrates mobility into the university experience for more than 40,000 stude…
- The iPad Experience: A Campus Initiative to Revolutionize the Teaching of Content
October 17, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
Qualitative and quantitative data, as well as the opportunities and challenges encountered in implementing an iPad campus initiative in Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Chihuahua, will be presented…
- An iPad Semester Loan Program: Management, Policy, and the Pedagogical Value of iPads
October 16, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
The College of Education at Michigan State University implemented a semester loan iPad program during the 2012–13 academic year for faculty and students. We will discuss mobile management of iOS …
- Seminar 18A - Responsive Web Design (separate registration required)
October 15, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
As students, faculty, and staff increasingly access campus information through mobile devices, the need to ensure that the desired information and services are easily and effectively accessed grows…
- Seminar 11A - More Than a Home Page: Crafting a Campus Identity for the Mobile/Social World (separate registration required)
October 15, 2013
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2013
While the traditional campus website remains a valuable channel for digital communication and online branding, technology trends and student expectations require envisioning a more mobile, and soci…
- How Embry-Riddle Successfully, Affordably, and Painlessly Launched Its Mobile App with ERP and LMS integration
November 8, 2012
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2012
At Embry-Riddle, we spent two years looking for the right mobile solution. We selected the Dub Labs platform and launched our app to rave student reviews. Embry-Riddle Mobile securely integrates …
- He Gets an iPad, She Gets an iPad, Everybody Gets an iPad! Now What?
November 8, 2012
A session at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2012
A shipment of 500 iPads arrives on campus for your students, now what? Learn how Wharton Computing went from zero to configuring, distributing, supporting, and providing content for 500 iPads for…


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Gamers like zombies. A lot. One need only look at the many zombie-themed games out there to see that we get a great deal of joy out of shooting, stabbing and just generally beheading and/or trying to escape from the walking undead ... at least virtually.
The other thing gamers like a whole lot — "DayZ." "DayZ" is an enormously popular fan-made, zombie-themed modification to the highly realistic tactical shooting game "ArmA II."
The modification started out as a project created by one man — New Zealander Dean Hall. But the mod — which drops players into an open world, devastated by a zombie plague — has spread faster than a deadly virus and, as of this week, has been played by more than a million people.
In fact, "DayZ" has become so popular that the makers of "ArmA II" — Bohemia Interactive — on Tuesday announced that they would help turn the mod into a fully-funded, stand-alone game of its own.
"This is the fairy-tale outcome for a mod that many would have said impossible four months ago," wrote Hall, who will get to serve as the project lead.
During "DayZ's" four months in existence, players have flocked to the mod because of the highly realistic apocalyptic zombie scenario it presents. In this devastated world, you must scavenge for food, water and weaponry. You have to not only fend off zombies but your fellow players as well. Sure, you can team up with other humans, but they might just rob you of your belongings and kill you in cold blood.
And when you die ... you're dead. It's called "permadeath" and you lose everything. The average lifespan in the game right now is a mere 49 minutes.
Hall says it was his experiences in the New Zealand military that inspired much of "DayZ" — a game mod he hopes will affect players on a deeper emotional and psychological level than other zombie games.
"So much of what you experience in the army goes on inside your head," he told The Verge. "Whether you are experiencing something, whether you are playing a game, whether you are reading a book, it is all that stuff that is happening in your mind. Not what you hear or see."
Though a stand-alone game is now on its way, that doesn't mean the mod is going to bite the dust.
"Development and updates of the mod will continue in parallel with the development of the game, so anyone who is playing the mod now will be able to continue to do so," Hall promised on the "DayZ" blog.
For a look at "DayZ," check out the trailer below. And if you're interested in giving it a try, follow the download instructions here.
Winda Benedetti writes about video games for NBC News. You can follow her tweets about games and other things on Twitter here @WindaBenedetti and you can follow her on Google+. Meanwhile, be sure to check out the IN-GAME FACEBOOK PAGE to discuss the day's gaming news and reviews.


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As the snow fell on the Japanese garden outside of Sakura House, I tucked into my bowl of umani ramen. Slurping unapologetically, I savored the tender shreds of beef and the al dente zucchini, carrots, onions, and cabbage mixed with eggy noodles at the bottom of the bowl. But it was the silky and rich broth—the telltale sign of patience and expertise—that made this lunch so memorable.
This dish is the work of Japanese-born chef Jun Watanabe. He, along with his wife Kimiko, run Sakura House in the old Yoko's Express [2]location. The filling ramen (there are six variations) is the menu highlight, closely followed by the more delicately flavored udon bowls. Lighter than ramen, the udon choices feature wide, tender noodles, sprinkled with scallions, bathed in a flavorful translucent broth, and topped with your choice of chicken, beef, curry, tempura, or tenzaru (tempura and a dipping sauce).
Bento boxes, curries, rice bowls, salads, and apps round out the menu but for my lunch dollar, I'll stick to the noodle bowls.
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Higher plasma vitamin D binding protein and lower free calcitriol with tenofovir treatment: Cause of a functional vitamin D deficiency?
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William Lambert, formerly of Harvey Mudd College, has been tapped as the new executive director of the Mt. San Antonio College Foundation. He started Aug. 6.
"We are thrilled that Bill is coming on board," said Mike Shay, the Foundation Board president. "With his experience and his enthusiasm, we look forward to taking the Mt. San Antonio College Foundation to the next level."
Mt. SAC Foundation recently received $32,000 from Jim and Eleanor Randall. Through this annual gift, the Mt. SAC Planetarium will be able to hire a Planetarium technician. Jim and Eleanor are long-time supporters of the Planetarium. Last year, they also contributed in upgrading the seats of the Planetarium.
Mt. SAC proudly announces the successful end of its year-long Climb Higher/Osher Matching Scholarship Challenge, which generated over $1 million and entitled the college to over a half-million dollars in matching funds from the Bernard Osher Foundation. The interest earned on these endowment funds will guarantee over 110 scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each for students in perpetuity.


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- the Governorate of North Sinai due to the significant increase in criminal activity and recent terrorist attacks on police and security forces that have resulted in deaths
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- the Governorates of Beni Suef, Minya, Asyut and Sohag
- the Governorate of South Sinai, with the exception of the area within the Sharm el Sheikh perimeter barrier, which includes the airport and the areas of Sharm el Maya, Hadaba, Naama Bay, Sharks Bay and Nabq
Enhanced security measures are in place to protect the Sharm el Sheikh resort areas. Egyptian military are situated in Sharm el Sheikh international airport, at check points around the perimeter of Sharm el Sheikh and throughout the South Sinai Governorate. Routine security checks are being performed on entry into the airport and the police are carrying out vehicle checks in Sharm el-Sheikh. There were no violent protests in the South Sinai resorts during recent disturbances in Egypt.
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From 1 February for approximately 2 months there will be several anniversaries in Egypt which are expected to prompt protests, some of which could turn violent. Protests, marches and demonstrations are common across Egypt. Demonstrations often happen on Fridays, but can occur at any time and with little prior notice.
The atmosphere at demonstrations can change quickly and without warning. Police may use water cannon, tear gas, birdshot or live ammunition for crowd control.
There have been several violent clashes since July 2013 resulting in a large number of deaths. Most of the clashes have taken place in Cairo and Alexandria. At protests in Cairo, Alexandria and Fayoum on 24 and 25 January 2014 there were at reports of around 80 deaths. There are ongoing protests and clashes within university campuses across the country.
If you become aware of any nearby protests, leave the area immediately. Don't attempt to cross road blocks erected by the security forces or protesters. Make sure you keep valid photographic identification with you at all times. Take particular care in areas with a history of regular protests. At protests on 24 and 25 January westerners, including British Nationals, were singled out and attacked by some protestors. See Political & security section.
There is a serious risk of violence and sexual assault at demonstrations. NGOs report more than 100 rapes and sexual assaults against women in demonstrations since 30 June. Foreign and Egyptian women have been attacked. See Political and security situation.
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On 16 February 2014, a tourist bus was attacked in Taba in South Sinai, close to the Israeli border at Eilat. It has been reported that 4 people were killed. On 7 February 2014, there were reports of 2 explosions near a police checkpoint at scheduled protests in Giza. At least 6 people were wounded.
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Online social gaming outfit, RockYou, has settled with the FTC after an embarrassing security snafu in 2009 allowed hackers to reveal the accounts and passwords of more than 32 million users. The company has been fined $250,000 and is required to maintain a formal security program in order to protect user accounts.
Further aggravating officials, RockYou had also publicly fibbed about the robustness of its security and privacy policies. As a result, the FTC is also prohibiting the company from making any more deceptive claims regarding such policies in the future or it will face further penalties.
RockYou's servers were breached by a 10-year old SQL injection attack. To make matters worse, account data was left unencrypted -- yes, in plain text with no attempt to obfuscate it.
If you think that's bad, RockYou was also storing third-party user credentials from partner sites like MySpace and webmail. As a result, hackers not only had access to just RockYou accounts, but also to users' Yahoo, Gmail, AOL etc. accounts too.
Out of the 32 million compromised accounts, about 179,000 were identified as under the age of 13. The FTC determined that RockYou was well aware of underage youth engaging in its social gaming services, but the company did nothing to prevent this. Allowing children under the age of 13 to participate is a direct violation of the COPPA act, a contributing factor leading to RockYou's indictment by the FTC.
So far, the FTC's effort to enforce data privacy has led to the indictment of 36 organizations, like RockYou, who have made egregious errors in taking matters of security and privacy seriously.
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only 250k? wow.
think how much candy that 10 year old hacker can buy with it...
It wasn't a 10 year old hacker it was a 10 year old SQL Injection technique. And the hacker didn't get any money, all they got was a lot of accounts.
this keeps happening... with many companies.
I'd like to know the total amount of people online who have had their information compromised and compare it to the number of people in the world, who's countries have internet access.
I've often wondered, where does that $250,000 go?
Does any of that go to those that were impacted?
...or did the FTC just get a windfall for their budget?
Sounds to me like rockyou struck a bargain. The underage accounts alone should tally up more than a few mil
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Capita Education Resourcing is currently working with a leading further education Training Provider in the North East region who have an exciting opportunity for an IT Lecturer/Tutor/Assessor who can teach IT to a variety of different levels.
We are looking for someone with experience of teaching IT to students aged 16 and over and who deliver specific teaching in Hardware and Networking Level 2 and Level 3 to start Full Time as a temporary lecturer on an ongoing basis.
Ideal candidates will have previous experience in a similar role, a recognised teaching qualification along with recent UK teaching experience.
If you have the skills and experience we require, please reply with a copy of your CV ASAP.
Capita Education Resourcing is the leading education recruitment specialist and offers the largest staffing support network for colleges in the UK. There is a wide range of opportunities for lecturers, trainers, teachers, assessors, and distant learning tutors in both non-vocational and vocational subjects.
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