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In third grade, social studies moves from the back seat, to a more visible part of the school week. Students focus on communities within the United States and around the world. Your child will learn more in-depth map skills, geography will play a big role, and economics and how money relates to your child's world enter the picture. Curriculum varies from state-to-state but students working at the standard level at the beginning of third grade:
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These scenarios are identified in a number of reports issued by California state agencies, including CAISO (California Independent System Operator) and the CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission). There are some good actions underway to help address these issues – including a continuing emphasis on energy efficiency and demand response policies and programs. But California will have to look beyond its existing energy policy and aggressively apply Smart Grid technologies and policies to water. That discussion will continue next week.
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Despite it`s technical drawbacks grid is in essence a torture instrument, for me result in premature health status deterioration, and prone to premature death.
In fact problem lies in the root of this universe, that is unstable, and at this moment in it`s life has the right level of inhomogeneous an anisotropy, to allow this kind of interactions.
If I luck to understand the true nature of universe and drop into it`s root to get, or improve some control, I`ll die prematurely and unhappy, despite this, my option at death time is to end this, and ensure this kind of universe does not reappear.
In fact grid boost interactions, natural resources disappear faster, expose humans to unwanted remote interactions, that prone them to premature death.
Grid make money for reach and destroy poor people.
Since grid develops two worldwars are uncounted, and stress spread worldwide and increased, population aged.
Humans themselves are far from optimized beings, biologists discovers that brain developed waste such much energy, that brain development is possible only in mammals which feed theirs embryos from start, if the bigger bird egg store approx. 2000 calories, a human feed her embryo at 2000 calories per week.
Brain consumes much energy all life.
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You should use the /update-no command-line option to prevent the Internet Explorer 9 package from checking for updates. If you do not use the /update-no command-line option, the Internet Explorer 9 package will require an Internet connection during installation.
To uninstall Internet Explorer 9.0 (unattended), run this command twice from an command prompt (cmd.exe) with admin rights:
FORFILES /P %WINDIR%servicingPackages /M Microsoft-Windows-InternetExplorer-*9.*.mum /c "cmd /c echo Uninstalling package @fname && start /w pkgmgr /up:@fname /norestart"
this removes the IE9 with the help of the command line. Credits go to Nadine K. (German MS Support Engineer).
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KRZYSZTOF POPEK is a leading Polish jazz flute player topping the jazz rankings of the Jazz Forum monthly (The European Jazz Magazine) for many years and also owner of a well-known label Power Bros.
He started off as a jazz musician at Jazz Juniors '82 and Jazz Nad Odra '85 festivals winning individual awards at both. He plays the soprano and alto flute. Besides, he is a composer, arranger and inspirational leader of his numerous bands of which Young Power stands out as the most renowned and popular.
The successful Letters and Leaves album recorded in 1996 by Krzysztof Popek Quintet was nominated for the Polish Grammy Award � Fryderyk '96 and came second in Jazz Forum's Album of the Year '96 ranking....
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AwardsEvery year since 1988 (also in 2008) Krzysztof Popek has been awarded the Flute Player of the Year ( Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine ) 1987 �" Krzysztof Popek awarded the Musician of the Year (Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine) 1987 �" Young Power (Krzysztof Popek's big band ) awarded the Big Band of the Year (Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine) 1988 �" Krzysztof Popek awarded the Musician of the Year (Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine) 1988 �" Krzysztof Popek awarded the Arranger of the Year (Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine) 1988 �" Young Power ( Krzysztof Popek's big band ) awarded the Band of the Year 1996 - Krzysztof Popek Quintet's "Letters & Leaves" Album of the Year (Jazz Forum - The European Jazz Magazine) 1996 Krzysztof Popek Quintet's "Letters & Leaves" was nominated for the Polish Grammy Award �" Fryderyk '96
On You Are in My Heart Popek plays warbly, easy-going alto flute (in G, down a fourth from concert flute) in front-line with Piotr Wojtasik's tidy flugelhorn, assuring mellow weavings and rounded unisons on this straightahead quintet date. Handpicked melodies by trumpeters (Tom Harrell, Randy Brecker), reedmen (Larry Schneider's "Tomato Kiss", Wayne Shorter's "Virgo"), pianist Kenny Barron ("Voyage", "Cook's Bay") and a polite waltz from The King and I, assure material variety, but the date foot-pedals to achieve lift-off. Popek's loose-limbed lines and curious thought processes feel less snooze controlled than deliberate and his leisurely momentum is spurred largely by reasoned propulsion from rhythm veterans, Dave Friesen (bass) and Joe LaBarbera (drums). Randy Porter supplies pleasing piano solos. Fred Bouchard, May 2007, ALLABOUTJAZZ - NEW YORK
Krzysztof Popek with his flute conjured up magnificient melodies.He has done it as if it was a magical flute.
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Beautifully shaped sound,deep,calm tune and clear melodic lines are the distinguishing marks of his style.The connection with Newton is visible by using modal scales and by sharing a passion for Ellington ( here his subject can be found Lost in Meditation), with Herbie Mann the common thing is a dynamic groove.
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Despite his youthful personality Krzysztof Popek has been a fixture on the Polish Jazz scene for the last quarter of a century. He was one of the first European musicians in 1980's to fluently adopt Ornette Coleman's approach to harmony, tempo, melody and improvisation into his own voice. Later on he focused his attention on more conventional jazz but has always remained open to the jazz music evolution. With his newest album You Are in My Heart, the 2nd one in 2006 after critically acclaimed House of Jade, Popek proves once again that his artistic development is still on track - and moving with the speed of the drum beat.
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When swarms of black ceramic butterflies descended on the Royal Pavilion last year, visitors were divided.
Dotted all over the lavish interior of the Prince Regent's pleasure palace, artist Clare Twomey's installations, with their whiff of disease or decay, were both startling and discomforting.
It was the first time contemporary artwork had been displayed there and it shook up the historic building.
Now the Pavilion has announced the launch of Pavilion Contemporary, a three-year project that will see a programme of contemporary art exhibitions, performance and events staged in the central city site.
The project is inspired by The Tate's Turbine Hall and the vogue for hosting artists in heritage buildings. The National Trust has enjoyed great success with Trust Contemporary, which commissions artists to create work for the grounds or interiors of its properties, while in France this summer the Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos made waves when she installed a giant pair of stainless-steel stilettos and a feather-covered helicopter in the Palace of Versaille.
Pavilion programmer Nicola Coleby is quick to point out they won't be staging anything quite as outlandish in Brighton.
"Any artist we work with will need to respond to the Pavilion, partly because it's so overpowering you can't really ignore it. We wouldn't want to work with an artist who worked in a medium that bore no relation to either the physical make-up or history of the Pavilion."
The programme opens this month with The Lost Pagodas by artist Geraldine Pilgrim.
Best known for her evocative installations and site-specific performances in both occupied and deserted historic houses, she has created four unique pagodas inspired by the Prince Regent who, in the 1800s commissioned six three-metre-high porcelain pagodas to impress guests in the Music Room.
The original pagodas are now part of the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace. Pilgrim's self-contained structures, placed in different areas around the building, visually echo the spirit of the Royal Pavilion – opulence with a hint of naughtiness – and celebrate the Prince Regent's passions for food, music and love.
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Pilgrim is primarily a performance and installation artist. "She works hard to animate buildings and bring them to life, which was one of the reasons we were so keen to work with her."
In addition to the installation, she will host an artist's talk with David Beevers, keeper of the Pavilion, on Wednesday, November 14, and give performances of dance piece Handbag at the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange in February next year.
Coleby is excited at the potential of the Pavilion Contemporary project.
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''He's done it for one year,'' coach Marc Trestman said. ''He knows he's got to prove himself, [that] he's got to stack years and years together to be a great player, like Brandon has. He's certainly confident he can do it. He knows he can compete at this level and compete at a high level.''
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Jay Cutler's interactions with teammates and the media always seem to creep into the narrative about the quarterback, and on Tuesday Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer said "we've absolutely noticed a difference in Jay."
"It might be true. Anytime you are in an offense and have the same group of guys around you, it's going to be more comfortable. It is for me anyway," Cutler said. "I like the group of guys we have in the locker room, understand what we are doing offensively. And it's early. It's still preseason with you guys."
Described as petulant to the media in the past with televised on-field blowups with teammates and coaches as evidence that he's been difficult to get along with, Cutler hasn't displayed such qualities so far. But to Cutler's credit, he didn't in 2013 either.
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Veteran Josh Morgan receives his turn on the No. 3 receiver carousel Friday when the Chicago Bears face the Seattle Seahawks on the road for preseason game No. 3, according to Bears coach Marc Trestman.
"It's still wide open," Trestman said of the club's search for a No. 3 receiver. "In terms of how we're doing it, Josh Morgan will get some work this week. We'll see where the other guys are as we move through the end of the week, but Josh will get the first shot at it as we work into this week's practice and as we work into the game."
Although the club signed Santonio Holmes on Saturday, it's expected he won't receive sufficient repetitions at practice this week to make an impact against the Seahawks. Holmes spent several minutes after practice Monday working with backup quarterback Jordan Palmer and receivers coach Mike Groh in an effort to quickly acclimate himself to Chicago's system.
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Wilson, 21, broke his collarbone in three places when he was injured in practice two weeks ago, said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because injury details were to remain private. He had surgery Aug. 5 and the initial timeline for recovery was set at 12 to 14 weeks.
That could make Wilson a candidate for short-term injured reserve if the Bears believe he can return to help them in the second half of the season. They also could save that designation for another player and put Wilson on season-ending IR, or they could carry Wilson on the 53-man roster in hopes his recovery is faster than expected, though that would take away a spot from a healthy player.
The injury has created an opportunity for free agent Santonio Holmes, who signed a one-year contract with the Bears on Saturday after four often-disappointing seasons with the New York Jets. Holmes will have limited fantasy value behind WRs Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, but could prove worthy in deeper leagues.
Monday, August 18, 2014, 1:20pm
The Bears rave about tight end Matthew Mulligan as a blocker. But they weren't surprised when the 6-4, 267-pounder also excelled as a receiver last Thursday night against the Jaguars.
Mulligan caught a team-high four passes for 39 yards, including a 23-yarder to the Jacksonville 2 that set up a late touchdown, helping the Bears rally for a 20-19 preseason win.
"We've seen it during practice," said coach Marc Trestman. "We've seen his speed in practice, we've seen his ability to run vertically up the field and make plays, which showed up [Thursday] night and it's showed up in practice. He's shown good hands and good speed, besides his ability to block at his point of attack, so we're excited about it."
With tight end Zachary Miller suffering a season-ending foot injury against the Jaguars, Mulligan's role could expand, but perhaps not to being considered fantasy-worthy. Dante Rosario sat out the Jacksonville game with a sore calf, leaving Mulligan, starter Martellus Bennett and Jeron Mastrud as the Bears' only healthy tight ends. We heard rumors of the Bears using two TE sets when Miller was standing out, but it remains to be seen if they continue down that road now that he's lost for the season.
Saturday, August 16, 2014, 8:58pm
The team is searching for two players to back up Matt Forte and waiting for runners to separate themselves.
''We haven't been productive,'' coach Marc Trestman said. ''We're playing against a very good front during practice, but we haven't shown that productivity. We hope that's not an indication.''
Ka'Deem Carey has 23 carries but just 59 with one TD in the preseason. Shaun Draughn, the veteran, does have NFL experience but isn't a guy the team spent a draft pick on so he may not have that extra edge Carey likely does.
Saturday, August 16, 2014, 11:39am
Former Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes has agreed to terms with the Bears, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Bears visit the Jets in Week 3 – a Monday night game on Sept. 22. Both teams will be interested to see how much Holmes has left.
Holmes does not figure to be a major contributor initially for the Bears. Their top receivers are Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, whom the Jets passed on in the 2012 draft, to select Stephen Hill. (To this point, Jeffery has been far more productive than Hill).
The Bears' second-string receivers are Marquess Wilson and Eric Weems, with Josh Bellamy and Josh Morgan occupying the third line on the depth chart. Wilson, the leading candidate to be the team's No. 3 receiver, sustained a broken collarbone earlier this month in a training camp practice. It remains unclear how long Wilson will be out, but the Bears don't expect to begin the season with him.
Saturday, August 16, 2014, 11:19am
Apparently, Eagles QB Nick Foles is gonna be just fine.
Foles, coming off his two-interception preseason debut last Friday against the Bears, bounced back from his spotty performance and returned to Folesian form Friday night in New England.
"Yeah, I thought he bounced back," head coach Chip Kelly said. "Unfortunately the first play of the game, we fumbled and couldn't get them (the Pats' offense) off the field, so it took a while to get back into rhythm. I thought when he got back out there, I was pleased with how he performed and how he moved those guys down the field a little bit."
Despite having his two top receivers sidelined, Foles completed 8 of 10 passes for 81 yards and tossed a touchdown in his four total series (see 10 observations). He compiled a passer rating of 133.8.
Foles looked great all week in team drills against New England and in limited time thanks to turnovers, turned in another good performance. We've seen him bounce back before, like last year in a brutal game against the Cowboys, he was fantastic the rest of the season. He continues to be a middle round target for those who wait at QB.
Friday, August 15, 2014, 7:07pm
The Chicago Bears announced on Friday they have placed tight end Zachary Miller, who suffered a foot injury during the second quarter of the club's win Thursday night over the Jacksonville Jaguars, on the injured reserve while signing receiver Kofi Hughes to a one-year contract.
The severity of Miller's injury wasn't immediately disclosed, as he was visiting a doctor Friday undergoing an MRI exam and a CT scan as the club made the announcement.
Friday, August 15, 2014, 11:42am
With Bears WR Marquess Wilson expected to miss time in the regular season because of a broken collarbone at camp, competition has opened up for the No. 3 receiver position. Eric Weems appears to be the favorite but doesn't exactly stand out as much as he exhibits consistency. Josh Morgan provides flash plays and run-after-catch ability, but he lacks Weems' consistency. Josh Bellamy, Micheal Spurlock and Chris Williams are also in the mix. But expect the team's decision to come down to Weems and Morgan.
Shaun Draughn in the lead for Bears' RB2 jobFriday, August 15, 2014, 11:12am
Shaun Draughn was the first back to get action behind Matt Forte for the second straight game. He's been listed as the No. 2 on the depth chart that is worth about as much as the paper it is printed on. But Draughn has bounced around enough to know he hasn't nailed down anything just yet.
"I don't have the No. 2 job so I don't have it to lose," he said. "I'm gunning to make the team. No. 2 or No. 3 it doesn't matter. When I make the team, I will help wherever they want me."
Draughn carried the ball three times for 33 yards and caught two passes for 12 yards. A 14-yard reception was wiped out by a holding penalty against left tackle Jermon Bushrod. He's clearly ahead of fourth-round pick Ka'Deem Carey right now even though the 26-year-old Draughn doesn't have a whole lot of NFL experience to draw from.
Draughn doesn't have much standalone value, but Matt Forte owners (or those that want to mess with the Forte owner in their league) may want to consider Draughn in the final rounds as a handcuff.
Thursday, August 14, 2014, 10:17pm
The Bears' injury woes continued into the second quarter when oft-injured tight end Zachary Miller was lost for the rest of the game with a foot injury.
Eagles Beat: TE Zach Ertz needs to see 'more time' with first teamThursday, August 14, 2014, 4:22pm
Of the Eagles' pass catchers, Zach Ertz made the biggest impression during three scrimmages with the Patriots this week.
Most of the tight end's work came against the second team defense. But when the Eagles went with two or three tight-end sets against New England's starters, Ertz got open nearly as much.
His play through all of training camp -- which ended with Thursday's light practice -- and the first preseason game has suggested that Ertz needs to see more time with the first team.
But whether Eagles coach Chip Kelly needs to see improvement in the second-year tight end's blocking, or he doesn't yet want to promote him over veteran Brent Celek, or he's waiting to unveil an offense that is heavy with two tight ends, Ertz will have to wait.
This is our primary concern with Ertz -- playing time. He averaged 2.8-32-.56 over the final nine games of the season (including the Eagles' sole playoff game) and that included two goose eggs in Week 10 and Week 14. That equates to 6.6 fantasy points per game, which is what Martellus Bennett averaged as the #10 TE in fantasy football. With Jason Avant and DeSean Jackson gone, Ertz could play a lot in the slot, though the arrival of WR Jordan Matthews may limit Ertz's snaps there. If he can take a step forward in the blocking department, it will help his overall fantasy outlook.
Thursday, August 14, 2014, 9:52am
Bears TE Zachary Miller followed up his two-touchdown performance against the Eagles with impressive practices in Bourbonnais. He might turn out to be the Bears' next-best receiving option after losing Marquess Wilson. "He's a good weapon," offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer said.
It's conceivable that the Bears could play more two-TE sets with Wilson on the shelf, but Miller has had his own problems staying healthy during his career.
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