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Because otherwise, the world of Wonder Woman, Supergirl and all these other fictional women with super powers who do things not actually possible in real life just doesnt make sense! |
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I started to make this after being in Asia and seeing people doing things I find ridiculous. I probably will be making more of these...considering how ridiculous some people are...
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Cute and random. When one thinks about it somebody in Asia might be making fun of us do to our cultural differences just as you have to them with this goofy short. Style was cute and simple. Audio was synched very well in choreographed actions set in motion, in terms great unity. I found this short just pure funny and outright goofy, well done my friend! I'm going to bestow you a 2 in a half out of 5. And a 2/5 in voting power. Keep practicing, creating and contributing on here. I hope you've enjoyed this review. Good day.

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The yoga instructor asks the thought-provoking question for the day:
"Is the thing that you're holding onto, the thing that's holding you back?"
Of course it is. But it's not anything I want to think about. Because yesterday's yogi thought was "what you think about today will be what your whole day's about." So I really don't want to think about what's holding me back, all day long – today.
Then the girl next to me whispers:
"I'm not wearing a yoga top. I forgot to put it in my bag; all I have is this T-shirt."
MUCH better. That's a much easier thing for me to ponder. How's she going to downward-dog without her shirt flopping up? She should tuck it in. She's gonna get so hot in that shirt, and have absolutely no support. Except from me, as I'm going to be pulling for her this whole hour.
So OK, what's holding me back? Little Miss Yogi said it could be a person or a thing, a marriage, a friendship, a boyfriend, a job, the impossible dream, whatever. Do we have to pick just one? Or can we rank them by desperation?
See, I subscribe to the school of "Let go or be dragged." Hold on for dear life until you tear a rotator cuff.
The problem with that is, I tend to only let go when I make contact with the pavement. And see a car coming. It's a timing glitch.
That's the beauty of being pushed. The violent shove that finally releases the thing you're holding onto, that's really got a hold on you, keeping you held back, while 1964's "Hang On Sloopy" blasts in your head (maybe that's just me). It's the push that frees the soul.
And I really thought that was the way to go. Until I saw that video last week on Radar Online. A daredevil coaxes his girlfriend to the edge of a narrow canyon in Utah so she can attempt a terrifying rope swing. After 45 minutes of trying to get her to jump, he finally pushes her – off the 400-foot cliff.
Was the thing she was holding onto the thing that was holding her back? Yes. It's called terror. And she was right to hold onto it. Though secured to a rope, she took the death-defying fall. But kudos to her for still being able to scream, "I'm breaking up with you!" on the way down.
Maybe she needed that push to let go of that relationship.
Maybe I should think about what I need to let go of. And how far I would have to get pushed to do it.
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Some teams opt to get it out of the way as quickly as possible, like ripping off a band-aid. Others wait until the 11th hour, perhaps hoping that some of their decisions will become easier in time. Either way, all 32 NFL franchises have to trim their rosters down to 53 men by 6 p.m. ET on Aug. 31, meaning that the days following the end of the preseason are among the toughest on the league calendar.
Several familiar names were handed a pink slip Friday. Even more found themselves out of work on Saturday. Here are some of the key players released:
Jonathan Dwyer loses the Pittsburgh running back race
The Steelers' situation at running back has been one of the more muddled of the preseason. They provided some clarity Saturday by cutting fourth-year back Jonathan Dwyer.
The bulky Dwyer was thought to be in the mix for Pittsburgh's Week 1 starting job alongside Isaac Redman, with 2013 draft pick Le'Veon Bell coming back from a foot injury. With Dwyer now out of the picture, Redman has a stranglehold on that gig, with the newly-acquired Felix Jones and ex-Cardinal LaRod Stephens-Howling behind him. (Assuming, that is, that Redman is healthy himself — he's been dealing with a stinger.)
Jones's future in Pittsburgh certainly looks more secure than the one in front of him with Philadelphia earlier this preseason. The Steelers traded for Jones a little more than a week ago, and he carried the ball 14 times for 56 yards in the team's final preseason game.
Chargers bite the bullet, cut Robert Meachem
Despite owing him $5 million in guaranteed salary this season, the Chargers opted to release veteran receiver Robert Meachem. The former New Orleans Saint had been relegated to the second and third teams on offense this season, even with multiple players out of the lineup due to injury.
Former first-round pick Danny Watkins at career crossroads?
The story of Danny Watkins was one of those made-for-the-draft tales. Watkins was a hockey player in high school, a part-time firefighter for several years and spent two season at Butte College before transferring to Baylor. He then had a stellar senior season and blew up at the Senior Bowl, leading the Eagles to draft him No. 23 in 2011.
And that's where things took a turn. Watkins, who turned 27 years old midway through his rookie season, never lived up to his pre-draft promise. With a new coaching staff and scheme in place this season, the Eagles decided enough was enough, releasing Watkins on Saturday.
What's next for the soon-to-be 29-year-old lineman? CSNPhilly's Reuben Frank wondered aloud, via Twitter, if this was the end of the line for Watkins in the NFL: "I don't think Danny Watkins will play again," Frank tweeted. "I don't think his heart was ever in football. I don't think he likes playing the game."
Even if Watkins still has the drive to compete, finding another NFL home may be a challenge. Watkins is well past the prospect stage of his career, and he showed very little in 2011 or '12 to indicate that he can be a starter in this league. That journeyman Allen Barbre apparently beat him out for a backup job with Philadelphia certainly does not speak well of what Watkins has left in the tank.
For now, Watkins goes down as a draft bust.
Austin Collie's comeback stalls
It's hard not to root for Collie at this point in his career. The hard-luck wide receiver has fought tooth-and-nail to stick around the NFL, despite several devastating concussions and a knee injury. But the former Colt faced an uphill battle to make San Francisco's 53-man roster, and the impressive preseason work of fourth-round pick Quinton Patton and former Dolphin Marlon Moore made Collie expendable.
Collie delivered two catches in the 49ers' preseason opener and one in each of their final three exhibition contests. That was hardly enough to convince the 49ers to keep him. Though Collie's concussion history is no doubt a worry for any team considering signing him, the torn patellar tendon he suffered in 2012 probably played more of a role in his inability to stick with San Francisco.
Vince Young's stay in Green Bay a short one
Why did the Packers opt to release Young on Saturday, less than a month after signing him to compete for their No. 2 QB job?
"They have to," an NFL personnel director told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Bob McGinn. "He stinks. Looks like he can't retain the plays. He freelances."
Young's ability to improvise and create outside the pocket has long been a big selling point for his game — he tortured defenses during his college days at Texas in that fashion. He has never been able to translate that style of play to NFL success, though, and Green Bay's decision to go with B.J. Coleman (for now) as Aaron Rodgers' backup is a rather damning indictment of Young's game.
Patriots end the Tim Tebow experiment
Tebow survived New England's first round of cuts, which left him on the roster long enough to throw a pair of TD passes in a come-from-behind preseason win over the Giants. He was not as fortunate when the Patriots further reduced their roster on Saturday.
What's next for Tebow? The answer is anyone's guess at this point, though he would appear to be running out of chances to play QB in the NFL, even as a second- or third-stringer. Tebow did not seem any better prepared for those duties as a Patriot than he was as a Jet last season. In three preseason outings for New England, Tebow was 11-for-30 passing, though he did run for 91 yards on 16 attempts.
Packers also thin out running back ranks
On top of deciding that Vince Young was not a great fit as a backup QB, the Packers made a similar call on running back Alex Green. A 2011 third-round pick, Green started four games last season en route to 464 yards rushing. The writing may have been on the wall for him, however, when Green Bay used a pair of draft picks this April on Eddie Lacy and Johnathan Franklin.
Franklin's struggles throughout camp and a season-ending injury for DuJuan Harris kept the door slightly ajar for Green — who had to try to fend off James Starks, too — but he instead was the odd man out. The Packers will go with Lacy, Starks, Franklin and fullback John Kuhn as their primary ball carriers, barring another roster move.
Titans boot 16-game starter
The Tennessee Titans worked hard this offseason to rework their offensive line, following a disheartening 2012 effort. In addition to using a first-round draft on Chance Warmack, the Titans also plucked guard Andy Levitre and center Rob Turner off the free-agent market. Those developments squeezed out of the lineup Fernando Velasco, who started every game as the Titans' center last season.
Bills fail to find trade partner for Bryan Scott
Rumor had it that the Bills were looking to deal Scott before Saturday's cut-down deadline. No such luck. Apparently unable to drum up any interest for their 32-year-old linebacker on the trade market, Buffalo opted to cut Scott.
Scott's salary was rather manageable at $940K this season, but he had been pushed down the depth chart in spite of re-signing with the Bills this offseason. Scott had been a member of Buffalo's roster since 2007, racking up 27 starts and more than 300 tackles in that time. Even though Buffalo could not land anything for Scott in a trade, there does figure to be a team out there that could use his veteran presence.
Marvin Austin part of Giants' cut list
As the Bills did with Bryan Scott, the Giants tried to find a team interested in trading for DT Marvin Austin ahead of Saturday's roster deadline. It would have been a minor upset had they finished that quest, as Austin has failed to make any lasting impact since being selected in Round 2 of the 2011 draft. Austin missed all of his rookie season because of a torn pectoral muscle and a back injury limited him in 2012.
Rebuilding Raiders have no room for Andre Carter; opt to keep four quarterbacks
The Raiders re-signed Carter this offseason, despite Carter recording just 2.5 sacks last season (a half-sack off his career-low from 2004, when he played in seven games). Their decision to trim Carter from their roster Saturday could signal the end of the line for the veteran pass-rusher. The 32-year-old Carter did have 10 sacks in a starting role for New England back in 2011, so there may be some production left.
Carter was one of the Raiders pushed off the roster, in part, because Oakland opted to stick with four quarterbacks: Matt Flynn, Terrelle Pryor, Matt McGloin and fourth-round pick Tyler Wilson.


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Read more »Amid the global financial crunch, Indian BPO service providers are reportedly planning to increase headcount; the move is in opposition to IT players who are laying off recruiting professionals. These BPO players are expecting an increase in the offshoring sector over the next few months. Leading BPO companies, including Capita, Convergys, and Aricent, recently announced plans to recruit approximately 1,000, 2,500, and 800 employees, respectively, by end-2009. These companies are reluctant to hire at an international level.
Read more »Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has acquired a 96.3 percent stake of Citigroup Global Services Ltd (CGSL), the back-office operations of Citigroup in India, for $505 million. With the transaction, which is expected to be completed by the end of this year, TCS will become the second largest BPO services provider across the globe. The transaction is subject to customary approvals.
Read more »HOV Services which provides business process and knowledge process outsourcing solutions, has launched a new delivery center in Xi'an, located in Shaanxi Province, China. The facility is integrated into HOVS' scalable and secure global delivery platform and meets the most stringent standards and government regulations.
Read more »A recent study published by Tholons and Global Services announced the top 50 emerging outsourcing cities of the world in 2008. China was leading with six cities on the list, followed by India and the Philippines with four cities each. The list reveals India losing its position in the outsourcing industry to competitors including China and the Philippines. As per 2007 rankings, India was leading with six cities in the top 50 list. Cebu has been recognized as the leading emerging destination for outsourcing in 2008 as compared to Chennai in 2007.
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The musical Million Dollar Quartet, which imagines a jam session with Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley, comes to Cowtown. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 5 (runs through March 10). Bass Hall, Fort Worth. $38.50-$88. 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.
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The Tuesday Evenings at the Modern series continues with author Andrew Solomon, speaking about his latest work, Far From the Tree. 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St. Free. 817-738-9215; www.themodern.org.
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Most of us have seen the tape of candidate Gov. Mitt Romney speaking at a fundraiser about the 47 percent. You know that magic number the right and Republicans have clutched to representing "those" people, the 'takers'. People who don't pay a federal income tax, who demand their government payments, the lazy and shiftless, the non workers, the people who would readily vote for someone like Barack Obama and help destroy this country.
People who did not pay a federal income tax include families who report earnings below middle wage earnings, meaning they work and are employed. These families qualify for Earned Income Tax Credit a program thought of by the Republicans and passed into law and signed into law by Republicans. Since the financial meltdown more families have found themselves in this category. Also they are receiving more tax cuts which are set to expire in a couple of years. It should be noted that in the tape of that fundraiser you will see waiters/waitresses/bartenders working who more than likely qualifies for this tax break on their federal income taxes.
Also in this group of non-paying tax payers you will find seniors on a fixed income. Who more than likely receive their monthly government payment. You also have people who report earning less than $9,000 who pay no tax.
It should be noted that this group pays other federal taxes and well as state and local taxes and at times more so than other tax brackets. It is an attempt to show that the upper brackets pay their share and to steer away looking at the many loopholes corporations have and allow them to pay little or no taxes with a pledge from Republicans that will pay even less. A recent study from Cornell shows that at least 96 percent of Americans have at one time or another received a government payment in their lifetime.
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This playset takes place at the United States Army's Camp Lucky Strike Replacement Depot, near Le Havre, France, in the waning days of World War Two. Nestled safely in the rear, the "repple depple" was a temporary home for soldiers awaiting new units. Boredom and low morale led to crime and foolishness. The black market has never been blacker.
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Originally Posted by Mr Janny Nick Fairley of Detroit Lions arrested on DUI charge, report says - ESPN I remember the Lions being praised by experts for picking him up last year. He was so dominant in the National Title game, and was such a steal when he fell to 13 in the draft. Granted, he's still very young and has time to improve and straighten things out, but this is his second arrest this offseason. Still too early to call him a bust, but he seems to be headed down that path. You know that chaplain at Auburn tried his darndest, but just couldn't put him on the straight and narrow.
Originally Posted by bowlfan912 love it how packers fans are enjoying this but they need to remember Jolly. That makes no sesne. By that logic the Bears should be remembering Sam Hurd. There probably shouldn't be anyone enjoying this becasue they should be thinking about an arrest that occured on their team in the past.
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A bit cooler than yesterday, the girls started off the day with college team practices in their team assignments that they had randomly been assigned prior to the start of the event. For the hour and a half long session, the college coaches on hand put their group through a practice similar to that of a college team highlighting "bigger picture" concepts such as re-defending, fast breaks, transition offense, and settled offense/defense. Following lunch, the girls broke out to play two more games with their teams this afternoon. On the whole, it appeared as though the teams had begun to mesh together.
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Day 2 Female of the Division
Marcy Levatino, Midfield, Laguna Hills, Ca. (Day 1 Female of the Division)
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Day 2 Attacker of the Division
Michaela Guerrera, Midfield/Attack, Coronado, Ca. (Day 1 Radar)
After having made the watch list yesterday, Guerrera rose to the occasion in today's sessions. Simply put, she has all of the tools of a great attacker. Her quick first step and overall speed more than compensate for her small stature. Whenever the ball is in her hands, she acts as a true triple threat. With her head up and stick positioned to throw, Guerrera is constantly scanning the field for open teammates. Regardless of her unselfishness with the ball, she can shake any defender and has the ability to rip shots from almost anywhere in and around the 8. Although primarily an attacker, her scrappy play and tenacity cause problems for other teams when transitioning out of their defensive end.
Day 2 Midfielder of the Division
Jaclyn Biggers, Midfield, Bainbridge Island, Wa. (Day 1 Radar)
Two of Biggers' greatest attributes are her height and her ability to run. Paired with solid stick work and the confidence of an impact player, Biggers is essential in the midfield. She's got good game sense and sees the field well; however, her ability to cover ground quickly is what stands out. She's equally good with both her left and right hands and uses that to her advantage when moving the ball up field.
Tace Higuchi, Midfield/Attack, Canyon Crest Academy, Ca.
I had to split the Midfielder of the Division award between Biggers and Higuci because despite differing qualities, both offer important elements to a midfield line. Although Higuchi has the ability to the move the ball up the field in transition, she also makes herself a major scoring threat out of the midfield. Her speed and vision help her move the ball quickly, but also help her find lanes to receive the ball back for solid shooting opportunities. Additionally, her ability to shoot accurately overhand as well as off of her hip with pace, make her a consistent scoring threat.
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Danielle Budde, Attack, Poway, Ca.
-good speed
-solid shot
-good stick work
Livv Gerton, Attack, Granada, Ca.
-makes strong cuts in the midfield
-finds lanes to the cage well
Jackie Mills, Attack, La Costa Canyon, Ca.
-quick first step
-nice stick work
-great game sense
-ability to nail shots
Madison Mulford, Attack, Monte Vista, Ca.
-nice stick work
-great ability to hold on to the ball in chaos
Brittany Parrish, Midfield, Scripps Ranch, Ca.
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Allison Proehl, Midfield, Rancho Bernardo, Ca.
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Kady Tomlinson, Midfield, Smoky Hill, Co.
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Courtney Valdez, Attack, Foothill, Ca. (Day 1 Attacker of the Division)
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Day 2 Attacker of the Division
Erin Jeffrey, Attack, Carondelet, Ca.
Jeffrey really stood out to me as a powerhouse on the attacking end of the field today. She has impeccable stick work and has the field sense to pick out viable cutters in the 8. Her feeds to teammates are timely and accurate, and it's obvious that this player knows how to assist. A powerful yet skilled player, Jeffrey is also able to take strong one on one's and finish her shots. Finally, one thing that really stood out to me was that Jeffrey never missed a ground ball. She would always go through her pickup with speed and never bobbled the ball or presented her stick as a target for a check.
Day 2 Midfielder of the Division
Lauren Dougherty, Midfield, Miramonte, Ca.
Dougherty is a solid athlete who has the ability to move the ball quickly and cleanly in transition. She has a good stick and solid shot, making her an offensive threat out of the midfield. In the offensive end, her quick first step throws defenders out of position, creating lanes for her to take the ball to cage. Additionally, Dougherty understands how to use her shoulders to advantage when taking one on one's, often eliminating the possibility of a check.
Vicki Porter, Midfield, Poway, Ca
Porter is a confident player with solid game sense and understanding of the field. Her tenacity and get it done attitude, make her a coach's dream. She is always hustling in the midfield after groundballs or opponents on a fast break and is always giving 100%. Although tenacious, Porter is an intelligent player who doesn't over-do it and knows when to settle the ball at the appropriate time.
Day 2 Goalie of the Division
Emily Kift, Goalie, Foothill, Ca.
Quick and nimble, Kift is a legitimate athlete in the cage. She sees the ball well and has a good understanding of the cage, allowing her to make the saves she should. Her greatest attribute is her ability to scan the field quickly for cutters and her ability to throw extraordinarily long clears. Her clearing capabilities shorten the field and help initiate fast break opportunities for her team.
On the Radar
Arianna Barry, Midfield, California HS, Ca.
-great stick
-always looks like a threat
Julie Crowell, Midfield, Los Alamitos, Ca.
-smart player
-deceptive stick work, crafty
-finesse player
Kasey Griese, Attack, Ponderosa, Ca.
-initiates fast breaks well
-works her way to the cage
-can feed and dodge
Kimberly Flather, Midfield, Palo Alto, Ca.
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-places the ball around the keeper well
Tess Kevorkian, Attack, San Ramon Valley, Ca.
-good stick
-runs hard, has good speed
-not afraid to take to cage and take a hit
Lindsey LeMay, Midfield, Corvallis, Ca. (Day 1 Radar)
-pure athleticism
-good game sense
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Okay, this may be a bit of a cheat since the two recordings were released as separate CDs, but since they represent one evening at Carnegie Hall, I'm including both discs as one of my dozen choices.… Bernadette Peters possesses one of the warmest voices ever, a combination of girlish and womanly tones that always sound like a friend is singing directly to you; she also brings a mix of humor, passion and emotional depth to all her work. Although she won her Tony Awards for her performances in musicals by Andrew Lloyd Webber (Song & Dance) and Irving Berlin (the revival of Annie Get Your Gun) and also created leading roles in musicals by Jerry Herman (Mack & Mabel) and Marvin Hamlisch (The Goodbye Girl), Peters is, perhaps, most associated with the work of Stephen Sondheim, having offered beautifully shaded performances in five Broadway musicals that boast lyrics and/or music by Sondheim: model/mistress Dot in Sunday in the Park with George, a wise, but crooked-fingered Witch in Into the Woods, the indomitable stage mother Rose in Gypsy, the captivating actress Desiree Armfeldt in A Little Night Music and, most recently, a former Follies girl in Follies. On the first of the two recordings, Peters explores the Sondheim canon fully, offering showstopper after showstopper, including simply ravishing versions of "Some People," "Johanna," "Happiness," "There Won't Be Trumpets," "Being Alive" and "Move On." Yet, if any song is a perfect example of Peters' craftsmanship as an artist, it is probably her intensely focused version of Merrily We Roll Along's "Not a Day Goes By," which she begins softly, gaining momentum until finally letting her rich, warm vibrato shatter the heart. The second disc also features a handful of delicious Sondheim offerings, including "With So Little to Be Sure Of" and "Children Will Listen"; however, my favorite tracks may be her full-voiced "Other Lady," which was a staple of her nightclub act for years, and a definitive "Unexpected Song."
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At the Exploratorium, we work to build understanding about learning, to change the way that people learn, and to make science education more accessible and equitable. While we do this at the museum and online, we also build powerful collaborations with other educational institutions—from King's College London to MIT to the Sonoma Valley Unified School District—to further understanding and to effect change.
For example, a collaboration between our Center for Informal Learning and Schools (CILS) program, the University of Washington, and King's College London has helped to make educational research more available to informal science educators. Working with MIT's Media Lab has led to the development of our Tinkering Studio, an immersive experience in which making something becomes a compelling way to explore scientific phenomena. And a collaboration between the Sonoma Valley Unified School District and the Exploratorium Institute for Inquiry has created a powerful way to engage both language and science skills through an inquiry-based science curriculum.
The list of collaborators and projects below highlights just a few of our educational collaborations and some of the projects we're doing—or have done—together.
- King's College London: Since 2002, we've collaborated with King's College London to strengthen the leadership and practice of informal science education across the United States and Europe. As a result of this partnership, we've created residencies, workshops, and conferences; conducted joint research into how to make educational research more available to informal science educators; and graduated doctoral students who now hold leadership positions at both formal and informal institutions. We also collaborate with King's College on Relating Research to Practice, a website that contains briefs summarizing recent peer-reviewed educational research. The briefs are written with the interests, needs, and insitutional settings of informal science educators in mind. The Afterschool Alliance and the University of Washington are also collaborators on this project.
- University of Washington Institute for Science and Math Education: The Exploratorium Center for Informal Learning and Schools has been working closely with UW for several years. Our collaboration produced LOST Opportunities: Learning in Out-of-School TIme. It also produced two new major collaborations focused on strengthening connections between research and practice in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education: Relating Research to Practice (see above) and The Research+Practice Collaboratory. The R+P Collaboratory conducts research, convenes conferences, and creates resources to strengthen connections between STEM education research and practice, across both formal and informal settings. The Collaboratory also includes the Education Development Center, Inverness Research, TERC, and the University of Colorado–Boulder.
- MIT: The MIT Media Lab's Lifelong Kindergarten program was a catalyst for the Exploratorium's Tinkering Studio, a place where visitors investigate scientific and aesthetic phemomena through processes of design and making. Working with MIT, the Tinkering Studio fosters national and international networks of educators committed to supporting opportunities for creative and playful invention, and celebrates thinking by making with your hands.
- SRI International: Researchers from SRI International and the Exploratorium are equally invested in understanding how people's learning and interest develop across timeframes and settings. Together, we conducted a four-year national study of learning in science-rich afterschool programs. We're also a research partner in SRI's nationwide evaluation of the National Science Foundation's Informal Science Education program. Researchers from SRI and the Exploratorium have also coauthored several papers and reports, and collaboratively designed national conferences addressing STEM learning across settings.
- The Center for the Advancement of Informal Science Education (CAISE): CAISE is a National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded program housed at the Association of Science-Technology Centers in Washington, DC. The Center works in collaboration with the NSF Advancing Informal STEM Learning Program (AISL) to strengthen and advance the field of informal science education and its infrastructure by providing connectivity, resources, and community. Together, CAISE and the Exploratorium have produced Making Science Matter: Collaborations Between Informal Science Education Organizations and Schools, participated in discussions about the expansion of media in science, and are supporting work that strengthens the infrastructure of informal science education nationwide.
- The Boys & Girls Club (at sites in San Francisco, California): In our hometown, we're actively working with the Boys & Girls Club centers, designing, implementing, and documenting a Tinkering in Afterschool program as part of a local node of the California Tinkering Network, which we lead. Collaborators in the Network include the California Afterschool Network, the Watsonville Community Science Workshop, the Fresno Community Science Workshop, Techbridge, and the Discovery Museum in Orange County, California.
- Sonoma Valley Unified School District (SVUSD): Research has shown powerful connections between the processes of language acquisition and science. By providing English-language developers with engaging science learning opportunities, we provide students with powerful experiences to speak and write about, while helping them acquire language skills in the process. Our Institute for Inquiry began a pilot program with teachers at one elementary school in the district in 2008; it's now a five-year program, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, that works with all elementary schools in the district.
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Ummed hai aap theek honge aap ki nasheed Mera dil badal de masha allah very good nasheed hai hum log ko bahut like or masha allah aap no jo bhi or naats ki sab hi acchi hai allah aap ki awaz ko tamam logon ke dil tak bahoncha de ameen
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WATERVILLE, Maine --- The Colby College football team heads into Saturday's noon game with Hamilton College at Harold Alfond Stadium hoping to start what the squad accomplished a year ago. The Mules are 0-4 to start the season for the second straight year, but Colby beat Hamilton last season to start a three-game winning streak on the way to a 3-5 record. Colby, after struggling in the season opener against Williams, has played well at times in the other three contests. The Mules lost a tough game to Wesleyan here two weeks ago and played Amherst tough for three quarters last week in a 23-3 loss. Colby also had an opportunity to take a 16-7 halftime lead on Middlebury in week two before a returned blocked kick for a touchdown by the Panthers derailed the Mules. Colby has started the season against opponents with a combined 12-4 record in the opening four games. The final four games are against teams with a combined 4-12 record. The Mules have won four straight games against Hamilton and has a huge 80-27 scoring margin during those contests. The Mules took a hard-fought 13-7 win at Hamilton last year. The Continentals last victory over Colby was 20-0 at Hamilton during the 2007 season. Colby kicker David Bendit was honored as the NESCAC Special Teams Player of the Week after booting a collegiate-long 42-yard field goal in the loss at Amherst. Bendit's kick cut the Lord Jeff lead at the time to 9-3 with 4:51 left in the third quarter. He has made eight career field goals in his four-year career at Colby. In the latest NESCAC statistics, Colby cornerback Jason Buco is tied for the league lead in interceptions with four. He also ranks 10th in the conference in all-purpose yards (90.7). Buco returns kicks and also plays wide receiver. Colby quarterbacks Justin Ciero and Connor Emmert have both seen action in the first four games. Ciero is the lone first-year quarterback and sixth in the league in pass efficiency (104.7 rating). He also is eighth in passing yards per game (107.8) and ninth in total offense (142.2). Emmert has thrown for 187 yards. Senior running back Spencer Gopaul leads the Mules in rushing yards (154) and total receptions (13). Thomas Brewster is averaging a team-best 4.5-yards per carry, with 10 rushes for 45 yards. Indigo Dow is tied for the team lead in receiving yards with Buco at 141. Dow has 12 catches and averages nearly 12 yards per grab, while Buco has five catches for 141 yards (28.2 per catch). Michael Lahiff is third on Colby in receptions (10) and receiving yards (107). Colby sophomore middle linebacker Henry Nelson is sixth in the NESCAC in tackles (36 total, 9.0 per game). He had 13 tackles and his first interception of the season in last Saturday's setback at Amherst. Daniel Maddox (28 tackles), Phil Amato (24), Ryan Ruiz (23), and Derrick Beasley (21) all have 20 tackles or more. Ryan Veillette, despite missing the season opener, leads in sacks (2.5, tied for fourth in NESCAC) and tackles for loss (3.5). In Colby's 13-7 win at Hamilton last year, Lahiff caught a 12-yard scoring pass in the game. Veillette led the way defensively with 10 tackles, 2.5 sacks, and one fumble recovery. The Mules had three interceptions and three fumble recoveries in the game. Hamilton (1-3 overall) had given up 125 points in losses to Amherst (38-14), Wesleyan (34-14), and Trinity (53-4) to start the season. However, the Continentals took a 14-13 home win over Bowdoin last Saturday to give new head coach Andrew Cohen his first victory. Cohen was the defensive coordinator at Bowdoin in 2011. Hamilton junior running back James Stanell ranks fourth in the NESCAC in rushing yards per game (86.8) and had 90 rushing and receiving yards against Colby a year ago. The Mules are fourth in the league in rushing defense, allowing 109.5 yards per game. Stanell also is first in the conference in all-purpose yards (211.0), with more than half of his yards on kickoff returns. Continental quarterbacks Jeff Hopsicker, who is fifth in the league in pass efficiency, and Jordan Eck have both thrown about 50 passes each this season. Hamilton linebacker Mike MacDonald leads the NESCAC in tackles per game (11.8) and total tackles (47). Junior safety Andrew Austin averages 9.3 tackles per contest.


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William Randolph Hearst III Named Hearst Corp. Board Chairman
Fills one of two vacancies created by the death of his 84-year-old cousin.
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William Randolph ("Will") Hearst III, a grandson of the late Hearst Corp. founder (1887) William Randolph Hearst, was elected Hearst Corp. chairman of the board of directors on Jan. 22. He is a former San Francisco Examiner editor/publisher and is a partner emeritus at the venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
The 63-year-old Will Hearst fills one of two vacancies created by the June 25, 2012, death of his 84-year-old cousin, George R. Hearst, Jr., who had served as board chairman since 1996.
The remaining vacancy is at the 13-member Hearst Corp. Family Trust, which was established under the will of William Randolph Hearst (he passed away in 1951) and directs all financial matters. Per the will, five of the 13 trustees must be family members, and Will Hearst is already among them.
Hearst Corp. CEO (since 1979) and executive vice-chairman Frank A. Bennack, Jr., announced Will Hearst's election. Concurrently, the board also added Hearst Newspapers president Mark Aldam, Hearst Corp. senior VP/general counsel Eve Burton, Hearst Corp. senior VP/chief financial officer Mitchell Scherzer, attorney Samia Staehle and former Hearst Magazines United Kingdom executive Christian A. Tarafa.
Staehle and Tarafa are both great-grandchildren of William Randolph Hearst.
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In an awards season that seems to have a ceremony for every facet of filmmaking, the Make-up and Hair Stylists Guild awards returned after a 10-year hiatus with an award for Johnny Depp.
The actor received the first ever distinguished artisan award for his work in films like "Edward Scissorhands," ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Alice in Wonderland."
Depp's honor was presented by his long-time collaborator and makeup artist Joel Harlow, who is nominated for an Academy Award this year for makeup in "The Lone Ranger." Depp also starred in the film.
"This is a great honor, but glancing up at the screen I realize what a ridiculous thing I've done," joked Depp while accepting his trophy after clips of his work were shown at Paramount Studios theatre on Saturday evening.
"I mean seriously, why do they still give me jobs?" he added. "I've done a lot of things...I should probably apologize for a few, but I won't."
Praising the work of the makeup artists who've helped him "find the root of each character," the soft-spoken actor said he liked when his face was molded in "A Nightmare on Elm Street."
"I found, oddly, that I liked being encased in all of that stuff," he said. "I try something different each time as an actor with the amazing help of makeup artists who have made my whole career."
Resembling the boozy party that is the Golden Globes rather than the formal Oscars, the makeup and hair stylists awards, which honors the best in the business from film to television, was a reunion for the behind-the-scenes artists. Squeals echoed throughout the auditorium as artists with multi-colored hair and thick cat-eye style makeup hugged and kissed.
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Some of the evening's other awards went to Oscar nominees "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa" for best special makeup effects and "Dallas Buyers Club" for best period and/or character makeup, while best contemporary hair styling in a television series went to "The Voice."
Makeup artist Dick Smith and hairstylist Gail Ryan received lifetime achievement awards.
Jane Lynch, Ed Asner, Johnny Knoxville, Nicollette Sheridan and Melissa Leo were among the presenters at the charming awards show that even included the engagement of a gay couple.
"Just have fun, that's all this is about," said Sue Cabral-Ebert, president of the Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild. "It's not brain surgery."
Could a gaffers and grips gala be next?
"You should see the electrical staff's awards," joked Arnold. "It's madness!"
The Oscar ceremony will take place March 2.
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