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Growing With Nature
Supporting Whole-Child Learning in Outdoor Classrooms
Engaging stories and photographs illustrate ways to enhance children's healthy development in all areas by engaging with the natural world. Ideas for supporting learning in multiple domains (language and literacy, science, social-emotional, mathematical, body competence, creative arts and visual-spatial skills) are presented for three age-groups: infants and toddlers, preschoolers and elementary students. Be inspired by real-life stories and suggestions from educators around the nation who are helping children enjoy learning with nature as a part of their daily lives. 144 pages. Paperback (2011).
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Modern facilities in smart Kensington
Museums nearby
With its impressive Victorian façade, this hotel is a 10-minute walk from Hyde Park, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, and Harrods.
Places to meet
The hotel offers meeting and banquet rooms for up to 350, a business center, a fitness center with saunas, a lobby lounge/bar, and a large split-level restaurant.
Comfortable rooms
The 200 air-conditioned guestrooms offer satellite TV with pay movies, in-room safes, minibars, trouser presses, and marble bathrooms with heated towel rails.
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- General
The hotel has 9 conference rooms of various sizes catering to from 6 to 220 people, depending on the function and layout choice. All have walls in a cherrywood finish, blue carpet, long tables, LCD, overhead projector, and separate cloakrooms. The smaller rooms on the ground floor have a foyer area for tea and coffee, while the Harrington Centre on the lower ground floor has movable walls that convert the conference rooms into one large conference or banqueting space. There is also a small business center with computers, high-speed Internet, photocopier, and desk. Moreover, complimentary wireless Internet is available throughout the hotel.
On the lower ground floor, a fitness center is open to all guests, with cardiovascular machines plus saunas and complimentary lockers in the changing rooms. Facilities for bike rentals are located nearby.
The hotel restaurant serves drinks. Room service is available until late night and offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 10 AM. Guests can also enjoy coffee in the lobby.
Parking is not available on-site.
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- Conference center
- Internet point
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- Luggage storage
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Sauna
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (24 hours)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Business center
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Banquet facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Security guard
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 200
- Babysitting or childcare
- Currency exchange
- Medical assistance available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 6
- Wedding services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 9
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Digital TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- TV Internet access (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Turndown service (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Trouser press
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Window opens
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Dining
Five 25 - Located on the ground floor, this large split-level restaurant offer pan-European specialties, and cocktails are available, along with a wide selection of wines and beers. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Lounge bar - This all-day bar by the reception provides a comfortable place to have a coffee, snack, or post-dinner drink, with plenty of sofas and easy chairs in traditional fabrics, tables and lamps.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: JCB International, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Only service dogs are allowed
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 18 per person (approximately)
- Late check-out fee: GBP 10
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 42 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.

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ITIF explains the difference between competitiveness, innovation and productivity in this policy memo.
The U.S. cloud computing industry could lose $22 to $35 billion over the next three years due to PRISM.
Policymakers should take measures to reduce spam and improve cybersecurity on the Internet.
ITIF proposes a solution to consistently fund next-generation clean energy breakthroughs.
ITIF, Heritage, and CAP propose a set of nonpartisan policy proposals for reforming the National Laboratories.
All but "final mile" mail delivery should be opened up to private competition.
ITIF presents a rebuttal of the Economic Policy Institute's analysis of the STEM workforce.
3D printing is a new technology that raises old policy questions.
This fact sheet lists 53 documented economic benefits of IT, from jobs and output to competitiveness and...
The main economic theories in the budget debate don't diagnose the problem correctly and prescribe the wrong solutions.
New research shows that tax incentives for R&D output, not just R&D spending, enhances patent quality.
Capital investment is a key to innovation diffusion, but the US is falling behind.
Denmark's industrial-focused doctorate can serve as a model for private sector-relevant education and research.
With 151 House Democrats and 23 House Republicans standing in his way, Senator Max Baucus faces a rough road for the approval of TPA.
The leaked draft IP text of the TPP Agreement demonstrates that much still needs to be done in terms of harmonizing IP policy across the Asia-Pacific region.
Arguments that GMOs only help corporations and not consumers are inaccurate and damaging to the policy debate.
Solar development on public lands should offer companies an opportunity to demonstrate and scale up technologies to accelerate innovation.
The HIM debacle is just a symptom of the broader challenges facing federal IT and e-government management.
Protecting intellectual property has lasting positive effects for the global innovation ecosystem and domestic growth.
Daniel Castro will speak about Internet governance in the global economy at an event sponsored by the U.S.-...
Daniel Castro will speak about the NSA's impact on the economy, information security, and Internet freedom at...
This panel discussion investigated methods for speeding the path from research to market.
Daniel Castro will speak at a webinar for the Association of Public Data Users on "Public Policy...
Stephen Ezell participated in a panel on Electronic Commerce and Data Privacy at the Frontiers of Economic...
Robert Atkinson presented on IT policy issues at this event sponsored by the Copenhagen Business School.
A panel of experts discusses the truths and misconceptions of the DCMA.
Stephen Ezell led a workshop on value-driven service innovation at the Said Business School.
Atkinson gave the keynote address at Tecnomanagement 2013, one of Mexico's largest technology conferences.
Mandatory GMO Labeling legislation proposed in MD would undermine the objectives it seeks to advance.
Stephen Ezell testifies that India's innovation mercantilist policies damage India's, America'...
ITIF urged an update to the Communications Act that will sustain the amazing innovation in our networks and...
The FTC should embrace a flexible and modern regulatory regime that fosters data-driven innovation in the...
Rob Atkinson files comments to new FCC chair on future of telecom policy.
ITIF recommends that policymakers preserve statutory damages for large-scale infringement, allow the private...
The U.S. freight transportation system faces major challenges and new policies are required to enhance...
The Court's ruling imperils standard practices in the IT industry and is based on incorrect factual...
The undersigned support U.S. policy incentives, particularly intellectual property (IP) protections, for...
The Center for Data Innovation urged the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services to enact policies...
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.


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A documentary about the world of Broadway musicals, focusing on the dance and celebrating The Chorus Line. Real drama depicted at times. Well done, and very moving (pun intended) at times. Joe six pack will be bored with it, however. Aficionados of the subject matter will love it.
I highly recommend that you see this film. It gives us a glimpse of the development of the original "A Chorus Line" and its 2006 revival. I had a chance to see ACL in San Francisco and twice in NYC. The documentary itself is an amazing work. Seldom do we get a chance to see what does on during the audition process. The performers give their blood, sweat and tears to get the role of a
I find it a real shame this fine movie didn't get publicity so more would know about it. It needs to open in more theaters as well.
This was a documentary all abou the casting of "A Chorus Line" on Broadway. It was good, but I wish they showed more of other aspects of how the production came about. They also didn't touch on all the characters of the show, only about half. I was in the show 4 times always playing the same role, so it's nothing I haven't experienced already. To people who are not familiar with the
Having seen "A Chorus Line" six times, this documentary impressed me very much. It thoroughly does the Pulitzer-winning play justice. Bob, Moreno Valley, CA
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Great milder version of Dr. B Soaps
It washes off nice and clean and is great for anyone who wants to make their own house cleansers. I know that the 12-in-1 soap thing is not exactly true. This makes a terrible mouthwash, isn't that great for washing clothes (although of all the Dr. B liquid soaps this is the best for clothes) and while I use it to wash my face when I'm camping it won't replace my face wash in everyday life. Still it is quite versatile and won't inspire any eco-guilt. Love it! — 4 years, 10 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
I've been using this on my 15 month old for a couple of weeks now, and I don't think I'll ever go back to anything else. I was using a baby wash specifically for dry skin and eczema, because one of the first times we gave her a bath we tried using the conventional baby washes (which shall remain nameless), and her skin FREAKED OUT. Her entire trunk turned bright red and irritated, and she SCREAMED...read more....it was awful. I was mostly satisfied with the eczema wash I was using, but this stuff is even better. Even 2 days after her last bath, her skin is still moisturized and doesn't feel dry at all. And since we've been using it, I haven't seen her scratch at herself like she was before. I couldn't recommend this any more highly, and another plus is that it doesn't have the scary ingredients that everything else has. I will definitely be giving a bottle to all the new mommies I know :) — 3 years, 10 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 5 of 6 people said helpful
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High School Basketball
The 2011-12 season tips off for several teams this evening.
Girls: Christian County plays at Muhlenberg County, Fort Campbell plays at Trigg County, Hopkins Central at Livingston Central, Murray High at Reidland, Crittenden County at Community Christian and Owensboro plays at Bowling Green.
Boys: Hopkins Central at Livingston Central, Murray High at Reidland, Graves County at Hickman County, St. Mary at Lyon County, Crittenden County at Community Christian.
Tuesday night, Hopkinsville opens its season hosting Logan County, with tipoff at 7:30. The Heritage Bank pre game show airs at 7:15 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
The Lexington Herald Leader has released its pre season top 25 boys basketball poll. Trinity is ranked number one, followed by Ballard, Scott County, Rowan County and Bullitt East in the top five. Muhlenberg County is ranked 14th, Glasgow 17th and Marshall County is ranked 21st.
High School Football
The pairings are set for the Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl state championship games to be played Friday and Saturday at LT Smith Stadium in Bowling Green.
Friday games
Class A Mayfield meets Hazard at 11 am
Class 2A: Glasgow takes on Covington Holy Cross at 3 pm
Class 6A: Trinity goes against Scott County at 7 pm
Saturday games
Class 3A: Louisville Central meets Belfry at 11 am
Class 4A: Franklin Simpson meets Highlands at 3 pm
Class 5A: Bowling Green takes on Anderson County at 7 pm
Kentucky football coach Joker Phillips has his final talk show of the season tonight at 5, followed by basketball coach John Calipari's call in show at 6 on Lite 98.7.
College Football
The Tennessean reports Vanderbilt athletics officials will work "proactively" in retaining first year coach James Franklin after he led the Commodores to bowl eligibility in his first season. Chancellor of Athletics David Williams says there is not a deal in place yet, but he is hopeful of solidifying a good situation. Williams also says Vandy wants to make sure Franklin remains as football coach. The Commodores finished the regular season 6-6 after a win Saturday over Wake Forest.
College Basketball
Tonight's games: Austin Peay—still winless in seven tries this season—plays at Lipscomb. Louisville puts its 5-0 mark on the line against Long Beach State, Vanderbilt takes on Xavier and Tennessee plays at Oakland.
Monday Night Football has the New York Giants in New Orleans this evening to meet the Saints. Pre game coverage begins at 7 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
High School Football
Several local teams are one win away from making the Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl championship games.
Tonight's action includes Fort Campbell meeting number one Louisville Central in a Class 3-A semi final at Fryar Stadium, with kickoff set for 7:30. In Class 2-A, Murray High hosts Glasgow, Class A action has Mayfield taking on Beechwood, Class 4-A has Franklin Simpson meeting Collins High and in Class 5-A Bowling Green host John Hardin.
Catch up on all the scores on the Kentucky High School scoreboard show tonight at 9 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
High School Basketball
The Courier Journal reports the NCAA has stopped two days of high school basketball games that were to be played in Rupp Arena this weekend. The Rumble in Rupp pre season event will instead be played at Lexington Christian Academy because of a new rule implemented this week which prohibits non scholastic events to be played on a collegiate campus or main practice facility.
The head of Bleid Sports—which organized the event—said they had received permission twice to hold the event in Rupp Arena and has signed documents with the facility. Bleid Sports officials say they will continue to fight the NCAA on the matter. One of the games Saturday involves a local team, as University Heights plays Nicholas County at 3:15 Hopkinsville time.
Princeton's Emma Talley lost to Nicole Morales 2 and 1 in quarterfinal play at the Polo Golf Junior Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida on Thursday.
College Football
The Louisville Cardinals—already bowl eligible—meet South Florida today in Tampa.
Other games today include Iowa at Nebraska, with pre game coverage at 10:30 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
The game of note in the SEC today has LSU taking on Arkansas, with a trip to the national championship game potentially on the line.
Saturday's games include Kentucky closing out the regular season hosting Tennessee, with a bowl trip for the Vols on the line, and for Kentucky, the chance to break a 26 game losing streak to the Vols. Pre game coverage at 9:30 on Lite 98.7.
Western Kentucky can solidify its bowl opportunity with a win over Troy in Bowling Green Saturday. Kickoff at 11:30 am.
Vanderbilt can become bowl eligible if they get a win Saturday at Wake Forest.
College Basketball
Murray State is in action this evening as the Racers meet San Francisco in the quarterfinal round of the Great Alaska Shootout. Louisville is also in action this evening, hosting Ohio University and Vanderbilt entertains Monmouth.
Austin Peay's Lady Governors open play this evening in the Cal Poly Thanksgiving Classic taking on American University.
The championship game of the Pre Season NIT has Syracuse taking on Stanford, with pre game coverage at 3:45 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
Kentucky puts its 5-0 mark on the line tomorrow night hosting Portland, with pre game coverage at 4:30 on Lite 98.7.
Other games tomorrow include Austin Peay hosting Middle Tennessee and Western Kentucky hosting Southeastern Louisiana.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck passed the practice test on Thanksgiving Day and will start Sunday for the Titans when they host Tampa Bay at noon in LP Field.
Following the Thanksgiving holiday, the Nashville Predators are back in action Saturday night at Detroit, with coverage at 6 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
College Basketball
Kentucky rolled with ease over Radford, winning 88-40 to improve to 5-0 on the season. Terrence Jones led the Wildcats with 17 points. Kentucky returns to action Saturday night against Portland, with pre game coverage at 4:30 on Lite 98.7.
OTHER SEC SCORES: Tennessee finishes 7th at the Maui Invitational, defeating host Chaminade 86-60 behind 25 points from Jordan McRae. Anthony Hickey had another big night scoring 12 points and collecting a career high six assists, though LSU lost to South Alabama in overtime 79-75.
Austin Peay overcame a 17 point second half deficit, but lost in overtime to Detroit 94-93 in the CBE Classic in Bowling Green, Ohio, Former UHA standout Tyshwan Edmondson led the 0-6 Governors in scoring with 26 points. Austin Peay plays its home opener Saturday night against Middle Tennessee.
Murray State opened play in the Great Alaska Shootout, edging host Alaska Anchorage 64-62. Isaiah Cannan led the 5-0 Racers with 19 points. Murray State will face San Francisco Friday night.
Western Kentucky loses its fourth straight game and the second in four days to Virginia Commonwealth 68-45 in Bowling Green. The Rams went on a 15-0 run late in the second half to secure the victory.
College Football
Kentucky coach Joker Phillips expects freshman quarterback Maxwell Smith to start against Tennessee Saturday. Both Smith and Morgan Newton practiced for the Wildcats on Wednesday. However, defensive starters Martavious Neloms and Ridge Wilson will not play Saturday due to injuries. Coverage of the game begins at 9:30 Saturday morning on Lite 98.7.
The Knoxville News Sentinel reports four Tennessee Vols will not play against Kentucky Saturday. Nick Branum, CJ Fleming, Matt Milton and Robert Nelson are all suspended for violation of team rules. None of the players appear on the Vols two deep chart for this game.
The Tennessean reports the Music City Bowl, the BBVA Compass Bowl and the Liberty Bowl will all have rooting interests this weekend for Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Mississippi State. The three teams must win for the three remaining bowls with SEC tie ins to have a chance for teams from the conference. The Music City Bowl gets the first pick of the three bowls and likely needs for one team to win this weekend.
The Minnesota Wild scored all three of its goals in the third period in downing the Nashville Predators 3-2. The Preds are back in action Saturday night at Detroit, with coverage at 6 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
Thanksgiving Day means plenty of action. The tripleheader begins with the traditional game in Detroit as the Lions host undefeated Green Bay, followed by Dallas hosting red hot Miami and the finale—the Harbaugh Bowl—as San Francisco(coached by Jim Harbaugh) play at Baltimore (coached by John Harbaugh). Coverage of all three games begins at 11 this morning on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
Princeton's Emma Talley won two matches Wednesday at the Polo Golf Junior Classic. Talley defeated Samantha Wagner 4 and 3 after winning a 19 hole match 1 up over Jaye Marie Green. Talley meets Nicole Morales in a quarterfinal match this morning in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
High School Basketball
Heritage Christian Academy's teams played against Victory Christian. The Warriors improved to 5-1 on the season and 5-0 in conference play with an 81-11 victory. Alex Walker had 21 to lead HCA, who had three players in double figures. The Warriors meet White House this evening.
HCA's Lady Warriors were also victorious, defeating Victory Christian 60-8. Grace Waldron led the Lady Warriors with nine points.
College Basketball
Austin Peay lost for the second straight night in the CBE Classic in Bowling Green, Ohio to George Washington 54-52. Tyshwan Edmondson led the Governors with a game high 17 points.
Tennessee and Memphis battled to a double overtime affair, before Memphis came away with a 99-97 victory at the Maui Invitational.
Louisville defeated Arkansas State 54-27. The Cards held their fourth straight opponent to less than 55 points in going to 4-0 on the season.
Women's scores: Austin Peay lost at Louisville 78-60, Murray State fell at Alabama A&M 76-71 and Western Kentucky lost to Wright State 86-66.
Tonight's games: Kentucky is back in action hosting Radford, with pre game coverage beginning at 4:30 on Lite 98.7.
Elsewhere in the SEC: Tennessee meets host Chaminade at the Maui Invitational and LSU takes on South Alabama.
Austin Peay meets Detroit in their final game of the CBE Classic, Murray State takes on Alaska Anchorage at the Great Alaska Shootout, and for the second time in four days, Western Kentucky hosts Virginia Commonwealth.
College Football
Kentucky football coach Joker Phillips says Maxwell Smith will be the starting quarterback if he can go when the Cats close out the regular season Saturday against Tennessee. Smith suffered a shoulder strain in last Saturday's loss at Georgia. Kentucky Sports Radio reports on its website wide receiver Matt Roark--who last played quarterback in high school--is taking snaps out of the Wildcat formation this week in case Smith nor Morgan Newton cannot go Saturday. Pre game coverage begins at 9:30 Saturday morning on Lite 98.7.
The Ohio Valley Conference released its post season All-OVC teams Tuesday. Murray State quarterback Casey Brockman and running back Mike Harris were named first team offense, while Austin Peay defensive back Amius Smith was named first team defense. Austin Peay's Ryan White was named as a running back on the second team, with Murray State offensive tackle Raymond Hopson also named to the second team offense.
Murray State linebackers Sam Small and Qua Huzzie were named second team defense, along with Racer defensive back Dontrell Johnson. Johnson was also named second team return specialist. He was joined on that team by kicker Kienan Cullen.
Murray State's Sam Small and Qua Huzzie were also named to the all Newcomer team.
The Nashville Predators gave up three first period goals in falling to the Edmonton Oilers 6-2. It was only the fourth road win for the Oilers this season. Nashville plays a pre Thanksgiving game this evening at Minnesota, with coverage at 7 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
The Princeton Times Leader reports Princeton's Emma Talley just barely got into the match play portion of the Polo Junior Classic in Palm Beach Garden, Florida. Talley had a two day stroke play total of 152, which concluded Tuesday. Talley is facing Jaye Marie Green in match play this morning and if she wins, she will play a second match today. The quarterfinal and semifinal matches will take place Thanksgiving Day, with the championship match on Friday.
High School Football
Fort Campbell coach Shawn Berner has been named the Kentucky Football Coaches Association Class 3-A District 1 Coach of the Year according to an online story on the Kentucky New Era's website. Berner won his 100th game as Falcons coach in the regular season finale against Hopkinsville. Fort Campbell puts its 9-4 record on the line Friday night against top ranked Louisville Central Friday night at Fryar Stadium.
High School Soccer
The Kentucky High School Athletics Association is proposing realignment for soccer playing schools. The measure, proposed at last week's Board of Control meeting, calls for the revamp of the 16 regions, using the current basketball alignment as its model. The 8th district would consist of the four local schools, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Fort Campbell and University Heights. If the realignment measure passes, it would go in effect next school year.
College Basketball
Turnovers and poor free throw shooting plagued Austin Peay as they fell to Bowling Green 82-72 in the second round of the CBE Classic Monday night. Former University Heights player Tyshwan Edmondson had 9 points and 6 rebounds in 30 minutes. The Governors face George Washington in today's action at 4 pm.
Tennessee lost to Duke 77-67 in the first round of the Maui Invitational. The Vols will meet the Memphis Tigers in action today.
Vanderbilt gets a last second shot in defeating Oregon State 64-62. Brad Tinsley hit the game winner with 4.5 seconds left.
Today's games
The Louisville Cardinals host Arkansas State, with tipoff at 6 Hopkinsville time.
Austin Peay's Lady Governors are back in action, playing a matinee game at 11th ranked Louisville.
College Football
During his Monday news conference, Kentucky coach Joker Phillips told reporters there was a bright side to not going to a bowl game this season. Phillips says without an extra month of practice and game preparation, the Wildcat coaching staff can hit the road for recruiting. Kentucky closes out the season hosting Tennessee Saturday, with pre game coverage at 9:30 am on Lite 98.7.
The Louisville Cardinals take on South Florida Saturday, with coach Charlie Strong telling his players their focus at hand is on defeating the Bulls, and not worrying about which bowl game the Cards will play in.
Vanderbilt coach James Franklin says he will use a video of Tennessee coach Derek Dooley's post game talk to his team following the Vols 27-21 overtime win last Saturday as motivation. Franklin says the video and the words will be talked about a lot before the Vols play in Nashville next season. Vols coach Derek Dooley says he is disappointed a video of the post game celebration is out, but says it's the world in which we live in.
Western Kentucky running back Bobby Rainey was named the Sun Belt Offensive player of the week Monday. The Hilltopper senior rushed for a season high 214 yards in last Saturday's win at North Texas. It was Rainey's second 200 yard rushing game of the season.
Meanwhile, Hilltopper coach Willie Taggart wants Houchens LT Smith Stadium full when the Hilltoppers host Troy at 11:30 am Saturday. Western Kentucky is bowl eligible, but a win over the Trojans would help solidify bowl chances.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is expected to start Sunday when the Titans host Tampa Bay. The Tennessean reports it's believed a few days of rest will rejuvenate Hasselbeck's injured right elbow which he suffered in Sunday's loss at Atlanta.
The Edmonton Oilers face the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena this evening, with coverage beginning at 7 PM on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.


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Apparently nobody told these guys about Hack Canada ...
My favorite part is the poor definitions of computer terms. ""computer password" means any data by which a computer service or computer system is capable of being obtained or used;
" Well money isn't too much more than little bits of magnetic data on a card these days ... Does that mean if I buy a computer in Canada I can go to jail for compromising its password? O_o?
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Welcome to the Revell lab webpages
This website contains information about research in the laboratory of Dr. Liam Revell.
Research in the Revell lab takes place in two main areas: the ecology, evolution, and conservation biology of tropical reptiles; and computational method development for evolutionary biology.
Much of Liam's present research is concentrated on methods for comparative biology. Please check out Liam's development blog and his R phylogenetics (phytools) page.
Contact information
Department of Biology, University of Massachusetts Boston.
Office: Wheatley Hall, 3rd floor, W-03-015.
Phone: 617-287-7259 (office); 617-287-6049 (lab); 314-580-3045 (cell).
Email: email@example.com.
Publications 2011-present (all publications)
Revell, L. J. 2014. Ancestral character estimation under the threshold model from quantitative genetics. Evolution 68: 743-759. PDF
Reynolds, R. G., M. L. Niemiller, and L. J. Revell. 2014. Toward a tree-of-life for the boas and pythons: Multilocus species-level phylogeny with unprecedented taxon sampling. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 71: 201-213. PDF
Revell, L. J. 2013. Two new graphical methods for mapping trait evolution on phylogenies. Methods in Ecology and Evolution 4: 754-759. PDF
Mahler, D. L., T. Ingram, L. J. Revell, and J. B. Losos. 2013. Exceptional convergence on the macroevolutionary landscape in island lizard radiations. Science 341: 292-295. PDF supplementary appendix
Reynolds, R. G., M. L. Niemiller, S. B. Hedges, A. Dornburg, A. R. Puente-Rolón, and L. J. Revell. 2013. Molecular phylogeny and historical biogeography of West Indian boid snakes (Chilabothrus). Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 68: 461-470. PDF
Puente-Rolón, A. R., R. G. Reynolds, and L. J. Revell. 2013. Preliminary genetic analysis supports cave populations as targets for conservation in the endemic endangered Puerto Rican boa (Boidae: Epicrates inornatus). PLoS ONE 8: e63899. PDF
Muñoz, M. M., N. G. Crawford, T. J. McGreevy, N. J. Messana, R. D. Tarvin, L. J. Revell, R. M. Zandvliet, J. M. Hopwood, E. Mock, A. L. Schneider, and C. J. Schneider. 2013. Divergence in coloration and the evolution of reproductive isolation in the Anolis marmoratus species complex. Molecular Ecology 22: 2668-2682. PDF
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Revell, L. J. 2013. A comment on the use of stochastic character maps to estimate evolutionary rate variation in a continuously valued trait. Systematic Biology 62: 339-345. PDF
Revell, L. J. and R. G. Reynolds. 2012. A new Bayesian method for fitting evolutionary models to comparative data with intraspecific variation. Evolution 66: 2697-2707. PDF
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I believe they should show Chewbacca freeing enslaved wookies in the new film. Dustin Penner would make a great wookie. Not sure if he'd work for Disney again.
It's been done.
Battle Beyond the Stars (1980) - IMDb
Knew it was something like that. From what I recall that was a fairly entertaining flick...I think Robert Vaughn was in it too. When you think about it...the Star Wars universe is populated with great looking characters who have very little substance. If you subscribe to the basic complaints re: Snyder that would seem the perfect combo.
oooh that's right...George Peppard too. I think they just put out a nice blu of that...gonna have to give it a looksee now.
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Star Wars #1 Smashes Through $40 Barrier On eBay - Will It Hit $50 By Next Week? - Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
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The new Star Wars comic from Dark Horse was published this week. Despite a generous overprint by the publisher over the retailer orders, those were demolished less than a day after going on sale.
But people still want the comic. And are prepared to pay for it.
All the cover price-eBay listings were instantly snapped up, leaving only the Open Bid listings, with the issue about to close already attracting bids of over $40.
The issue was pretty alright, by the way.
Zack Snyder's Reps Deny He's Developing Star Wars Take On Kurosawa's Seven Samurai - Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
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Snyder's reps have told The Hollywood Reporter that he's not working on any Star Wars project, be that part of the upcoming trilogy or any kind of offshoot. They may be fibbing, they may be narrowing the meaning of "working on" or Vulture may have been wrong.
Little-known sci-fi fact: Toshiro Mifune turned down Vader role | Blastr
Darth Vader is the quintessential sci-fi villain now. His voice, his clothes, that helmet ... everything about him is iconic. But apparently George Lucas had an entirely different actor (and concept) in mind that would have made Star Wars remarkably different.
It's a well-known fact that Lucas was heavily influenced by filmmaker Akira Kurosawa when crafting his space opera. Slightly less known was that Lucas was interested in casting one of Kurosawa's favorite actors, Toshiro Mifune, in the role of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
But what we didn't know is that Mifune wasn't only up for the role of Kenobi. In fact, according to Mifune's daughter, Mika Mifune, Lucas was so desperate to have Toshiro on board that he offered him the role of Darth Vader. In fact, the Vader helmet was supposedly designed with Toshiro in mind, save for one important detail—there would have been no mask.
While Tohiro Mifune ultimately declined because he thought the film was for kids, we're still left with so many questions. How else would the film have changed if he'd said yes? Could Mark Hamill have been cast with his blond locks as the part of Luke Skywalker? And if he was, would we have lost the incredible twist of Vader being Skywalker's father?
We'd love to see the alternate universe where that film got made, but we probably wouldn't want to live there. How about you?


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To simply say that Helen Walker looked surprised after being named Kershaw County School District (KCSD) Teacher of the Year on Monday evening would have been an understatement.
Renovations to the Kershaw County School District's (KCSD) new offices on U.S. 1 in Camden could run as high as an estimated $100,000. KCSD Superintendent Dr. Frank Morgan confirmed the number Wednesday morning. KCSD Chief Financial Officer Donnie Wilson had mentioned the figure during a Kershaw County Board of School Trustees facilities and finance committee meeting Tuesday.
Applications will be accepted through May 5 for the 2011 Thomas E. McLester Scholarship Award, given by Camden First United Methodist Church.
Byron Farnum, son of Donna H. Farnum of Camden and Peter F. Farnum of Elgin, has earned a Master's Degree in Chemistry from Johns Hopkins University (JHU) and is currently a Ph.D. candidate at JHU.
Francis Marion University's Division of Student Affairs presented Student Life Awards to outstanding students and campus organizations during a ceremony recently.
DemonCo., Derek Berry's fourth-block marketing class at Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS), will host the school's first concert, DemonStock, Saturday in the football stadium. The event will begin at 6 p.m. and tickets may be purchased in advance for $5 and at the gate for $7. Concessions will be sold. Acts will perform a variety of music from country and rap to rock and other genres. Featured bands include RC Polar, HERE-O, Bridge North, Bran Flakes, Lower Education, K-Flum, Marry Me Joanna and Clayton Summerton. "DemonStock is going to be an event that no one wants to miss ...
Hooray for spring and summer with longer days and more light. One time I was where there was no light from town at night. We were so far out in the forest that no city lights lit up the sky. We stood amazed at the stars. There was no moon that night and light came only from the stars!
Some of Kershaw County's brightest high school seniors turned up at Bethesda Presbyterian Church this week, thanking their family, friends and guidance counselors for helping them reach their goals.
Students enrolled in the Applied Technology Education Campus (ATEC) health science program won numerous honors in statewide health occupations competition for high schools held recently in North Charleston. ATEC did very well in the career health display category with four teams placing in the top six out of 63 teams. The competition is sponsored by the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), a national leadership organization for students enrolled in health science and nursing programs. Winning first-place honors in career health display were Courtney Johnson and Rebecca Prewitt. They will represent South Carolina at the HOSA National Leadership Conference in ...
Camden High School's third quarter honor rolls have been announced.
Camden High School has been recognized by the S.C. Department of Education with a Palmetto Silver award for closing the achievement gap in 2010.
The Leroy Belk American Legion Post 17 is seeking applications for Palmetto Boys State, to be held June 12-18 at Anderson University. Applicants should be motivated students interested in learning about citizenship and government, rising seniors of good character and in the top 25 percent of their class.
The Kershaw County Board of School Trustees voted recently to hire Camden native Steve Abbott as the district's new professional development director. Abbott replaces John Gardner, who recently retired.
Lugoff-Elgin Middle School (L-EMS) Principal Karen Bullard is the Kershaw County School District's (KCSD) Principal of the Year. A panel of school and district administrators voted to select her for the honor. Bullard began serving as L-EMS' principal in 2010 after serving as Camden High School's assistant principal. She and her husband are originally from Whiteville, N.C., and have two college-age daughters.
Members of Kershaw County Council attended the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees meeting Tuesday evening to hear a presentation on a possible joint economic development campus here. Others attending the meeting included representatives from Central Carolina Technical College (CCTC), the city of Camden, the towns of Bethune and Elgin, Kershaw County Committee of 100, Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce, KershawHealth, Santee Lynches Council of Governments, the Kershaw County Vocational Education Foundation and Santee-Wateree Rural Transit Authority.
The 17th annual Read Across America event took place Feb. 28 with volunteers converging on all Kershaw County elementary schools to read the works of Dr. Seuss to students in honor of his birthday. Seuss, whose real name was Theodore Seuss Geisel, was born March 2, 1904, but since that date fell on Sunday this year, the event was moved to Feb. 28, a Friday. A creation of the National Education Association, the event is held nationwide.
Last Friday, Blaney Elementary School (BES) students learned about heart health and physical activity at Jump Rope for the Heart. Students rotated through 11 stations where they exercised, played games and learned about eating healthy. BES school nurse Kim Allen wanted to show students that exercise can be fun. Jump Rope for the Heart is a community service project that teaches students the importance of exercising and eating healthy. Through Jump Rope for the Heart, BES students exceeded their goal of $1000 in raising money for the American Heart Association.
Due to recent inclement weather, Friday will be a regular school day for Kershaw County School District (KCSD) students. The 2013-14 KCSD calendar approved in December of 2012 originally indicated that Friday would be a professional development day for teachers unless needed as an inclement weather make up day.
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Austria's Anna Fenninger won the women's World Cup giant slalom in Semmering on Friday going fastest on both legs of the race.
She was quickest on the first leg, 00.56 seconds ahead of Tessa Worley of France and 00.90secs clear of overall World Cup leader Tina Maze of Slovenia.
With gusting winds and poor visibility making the going tough for all the skiers, Maze, who had won four of the five giant slaloms completed so far this season, took the lead with a fine second run.
Worley failed to match her and it was left up to 23-year-old Fenninger, who promptly produced the best time of the second run to win by 1.13 secs.
It was only the second World Cup win of Fenninger's career coming a year after she broke though to win, also on home territory, at Lienz. She came second in a giant slalom in Are, Sweden before the Christmas break.
"I felt good out there today and I was 100 per cent sure of my skiing, " she said,
"That's what you need to have to win such a race.
"On the upper part of the piste I got it right by just letting my skies do the work. The lead I had after the first run was very important."
The consolation for Maze was that the points she pocketed for second place meant that she moved further ahead atop the overall World Cup standings with nearest rival Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany a huge 417 points adrift.
The Slovenian paid tribute to Fenninger saying that she had been "unbeatable" on the day.
"It's great to be able to ski like that, but it was a good day for me as well," she added.
In 15 races this season, Maze has 10 times finished on the podium and she will start favourite again in Saturday's slalom at Semmering.
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Everyone knows Miley Stewart... sort of. They know her as teen pop idol, Hannah Montana. No one knows about Miley's secret onstage identity, except for her best friend, Lily. Now someone's out to expose Miley's secret in this game based on the Disney TV show. Play as Miley and Lily as you scramble to keep Miley's identity safe! Talk with characters from the show using a branching dialogue system. Try out Hannah's secret wardrobe, design your own clothes and share them wirelessly with friends! You'll race through time-based challenges with Lily on her skateboard, scooter, or rollerblades. You'll need to solve three distinct mysteries to keep Hannah on top of the world of pop music.
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I got this game for christmas and it tooked me till wednesday to beat the game. It is so easy. That the childeren would love to played it.more
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