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It's the official state drink of Rhode Island, and once you taste it, you'll understand why it has so many fans! —Karen Barros, Bristol, Rhode Island
- 2 quarts cold 2% or whole milk
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- In a large pitcher, mix milk and coffee syrup until blended. Yield: 8 servings (about 1 cup each).
To make your own coffee milk syrup: Brew 1/2 cup finely ground coffee with 2 cups cold water in a coffeemaker. Combine brewed coffee and 1 cup sugar in a saucepan; simmer until reduced by half, about 30 minutes. Refrigerate until cold or up to 2 weeks. Use as directed. Yield: 1 cup syrup
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2:00pm Saturday 29th March 2014 in News By Lee Irving
A DOG had to have a life-saving operation after swallowing a fishing hook embedded in a mackerel on a West Dorset beach.
Now, the pet's owner has called for fishermen to take more care in where they leave their gear and catches in areas populated by dog walkers.
Nikki Jones, from Melbury Osmond, was walking her dog, a five-year-old black labrador called Minnie, along Hive Beach in Burton Bradstock when the pet spotted a mackerel next to one of the fisherman and began to eat it.
Mrs Jones said: "Minnie was slightly ahead of us and there were some fishermen about and she was sniffing around them and suddenly one of the fisherman jumped up.
"I rushed over and it was clear she was eating something really quickly.
"He was shouting that there was still a hook in it and that there was another hook on the end of the line, but the fishermen managed to cut that off before Minnie ate it.
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Most historical theology texts follow Christian beliefs chronologically, discussing notable doctrinal developments for all areas of theology according to their historical appearance. And while this may be good history, it can make for confusing theology, with the classic theological loci scattered throughout various time periods, movements, and controversies. In Historical Theology, Gregg Allison offers students the opportunity to study the historical development of theology according to a topical-chronological arrangement, setting out the history of Christian doctrine one theological element at a time. Such an approach allows readers to concentrate on one tenet of Christianity and its formulation in the early church, through the Middle Ages, Reformation, and post-Reformation era, and into the modern period. The text includes a generous mix of primary source material as well, citing the words of Cyprian, Augustine, Aquinas, Luther, Calvin, Barth, and others. Allison references the most accessible editions of these notable theologians work so that readers can continue their study of historical theology through Christian historys most important contributors. Historical Theology is a superb resource for those familiar with Wayne Grudems Systematic Theology or interested in understanding the development of Christian theology.
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Allison surveys the perspectives of "theologically conservative Protestants" who hold a high view of Scripture, believe in salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, seek to live godly lives, and engage the culture, primarily in movements in Europe and Northern America (p. 15). He defines his approach as "diachronic essentialist," meaning he takes a doctrine and follows it through periods of the church, noting the continuity of core truths (pp. 29-30). In the process, the author quotes steadily from scholars of the past, citing references and documents, and examining developments over time. Heavily footnoted (often taking half the page), Allison does not hold back from naming and explaining his sources. This is one aspect that I appreciated about his work. How often have I read a historical exposition by an author and wondered at the sources?
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Long story short: my kind, hilarious, handsome (ex) boyfriend and I just broke up because after two years of things being "great!" we realized that nagging "…but maybe not the 'forever' kind of great?" wasn't ever going to go away. It is very, very sad and very, very hard and everyone is crying a lot and gazing listlessly out windows listening to Bon Iver and wishing this wasn't our lives.
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SummaryA dream comes true
The Good"Baldur's Gate" is a perfect medieval fantasy RPG. Everything you admire in Tolkien's books and other famous fantasy titles can be found here in the form of a game. When I started playing the game, the first thought that came to my mind was: "This is it!" This is what I've been waiting for: a game with a great story set in an wonderfully crafted fantasy world, with all the beauty and immersion of "Lord of the Rings", and with an open-ended, flexible gameplay, that restored the original meaning of the word role-playing.
Of course, this game couldn't have been made without the newest technical achievements. One of the reasons for the beauty of its world is the famous Infinity engine, that allows free movement through isometric environments, making those environments feel like a huge fully explorable world, making each party member fully controllable, and providing the most exciting combat ever. It is hardly the fault of early classic RPG titles that they couldn't provide all this due to technical limitations of the past. But time goes on; it is very hard to get excited now over simplistic, "cold" graphics, impersonal stories, or rigid gameplay systems of older games. "Baldur's Gate" is not a very original game in terms of setting or main gameplay ideas; but it improves over old RPGs in virtually every aspect, and it came just at the right moment. Welcome to RPG revival.
The story of "Baldur's Gate" is pretty original, and in any case differs a lot from the usual "a party of nameless adventurers visits a village and has to save it and the rest of the world from the evil". The main attraction of this story is the presence of a hero with a real biography - the hero is not just some kind of wandering knight or adventurer without a real purpose in life, but a young scared boy (or girl, if you prefer a female lead) who is thrown out of his home village, threatened by mysterious assassins, and has no place in this hostile world. The effect of starting the adventure with virtually nothing, being weak and helpless, without a clear idea about what is going on and why those people killed your foster father and want to kill you, and gradually developing into a mighty warrior and one of the most powerful figures in the country (well, that comes later, in Throne of Bhaal) is truly stunning. In the first game, you are still a nobody, and your purpose is not to save villages and the world - no, it is to save yourself. This is what makes the story of "Baldur's Gate" so suspenseful, almost being a "medieval espionage thriller". It allows you to take a break from the usual corny RPG stuff and to play a personal story that makes it very easy to identify yourself with the protagonist.
But of course, you are not alone in this dangerous world: there are people who will help you in your adventure. This is, first of all, your most trusty companion - a young thief girl Imoen, with whom you grew up together. The more you explore the game world, the more characters you'll meet who are willing to join your party for various reasons. Among them there is the half-elf couple Khalid and Jaheira, the fearless ranger Minsc with his hamster Boo, the mysterious drow Viconia, the evil mage Edwin, and many others. The choice is vast - chances are you'll be switching your party members and experimenting with them until the end of the game. Every character has his (or her) own advantages or disadvantages, but it is possible (and necessary) to create a versatile and well-balanced party to confront all the dangers.
You have full control of your party. You can move them at any time to any place you want, give any order in battles, or equip with anything they are able to equip. You can for example make your thief hide in shadows and send him to explore a dungeon area full of dangerous monsters, disable all the traps, perhaps even backstab and kill a couple of weaker enemies, and then safely come back.
Thanks to the fantastic Infinity engine, battles truly come to life in "Baldur's Gate". The greatest idea was undoubtedly to make the battles a mixture of real time and turn-based systems. To put it simply, the battles are turn-based, but you don't notice it. The battles are so quick-paced that you might have a wrong impression and think these are real time battles where the amount of clicking on the enemy matters. But it is not so. Basically, your characters are just set in an Auto mode and will physically attack the enemy you click on (unless you order them to walk to another spot or cast spells) according to the rules of a turn-based battle. The enemies don't wait for your turn and attack you even if you order your characters to stand there and do nothing. Those battles spare you both the primitivity of real-time and the tedium of turn-based combat styles. There are no "click-till-the-mouse-starts-bleeding" Diablo-like action, and no slow-motion combat like in console RPGs. What's more, you don't just stand there and attack enemies; you can walk around freely, making position in combat extremely important. You can for example put your mage far away from the combat arena and make him cast long-ranged spells on the enemy. Simple melee combat is not always the best solution; you'll probably often equip some of your characters with long-ranged weapons and put them in a safe place during a battle. Strategic positioning allows you to win in battles that are absolutely impossible to survive if you just put all party members together and attack. It also makes some neat tricks possible, such as sending one character far ahead, spotting enemies, and luring them to come to you one-by-one (physical-type enemies usually follow you, while mages stay behind). The enemies are also not stupid: they often come in large groups complete with melee fighters, archers, and mages, who will also use strategy to attack you. The most exciting battles in "Baldur's Gate" are party-to-party battles, when two hostile parties (the enemy one being usually more powerful) have to fight each other, when only a clever and efficient strategy from your side will make it possible to defeat the foes.
Character creation and development is rather simple and restricted; but for the most times, it makes sense. A mage who can cast spells and equip a plate armor would simply be too powerful and destroy the balance of the game. You have to deal with the strengths and the weaknesses of each class, without being able to create a super-powerful semi-god who can just decimate everything on the screen with some kind of a mega-spell. "Baldur's Gate" is not an easy game, and it makes you think when creating the main character, recruiting party members, or participating in battles.
The world of "Baldur's Gate" is there for you to explore, and you can explore it in different ways. A lot of areas are open since the very beginning of the game; theoretically, you can march to the city Baldur's Gate the moment you are thrown out of Candlekeep (of course, you wouldn't survive the battles there). There are plenty of locations that are unnecessary to visit in order to complete the game. If you are tired of those games that take you by the hand and safely guide you to the next destination, have no fear - "Baldur's Gate" is not such a game. Exploration is necessary in order to advance in the game; it is sometimes not totally clear what your next destination is (for example, you have to find a certain character, but you don't know where this character is). This said, the game never lets you forget the main plot. No matter how many optional quests you take and how many "unimportant" locations you visit, there is always something that reminds you of your predicament: assassins jumping out of nowhere, characters that go to the same destination as you, and so on.
"Baldur's Gate" is a real RPG in the sense of allowing you to make choices. It is not as open-ended as Fallout, but is is nevertheless very flexible. I remember starting the game once and doing nothing but killing the cows you see in the first location. I was just hacking the poor cows down, when the town's inhabitants came and made me understand more closely how the cows felt when I was murdering them. Another time, I was stealing everything I could see, taking two thieves in my party and becoming the general nuisance of the Forgotten Realms. In any case, you can choose to do what you like in the game, taking any quests you want, and fighting anybody you want. This is the actual meaning of role-playing.
Technically, "Baldur's Gate" is a very impressive package. The game ows a lot of its charm to its fantastic graphics and music, that bring the world to life and create the incomparable atmosphere of a medieval fantasy tale. The isometric graphics are wonderful, and the music is an integral part of the game's setting. It is medieval in the best sense of the word. The orchestration is excellent, and the modal harmonies make it sound authentic enough to immerse us in the game's world.
Last but not least - the game never takes itself too seriously. It is a classic, strict medieval fantasy tale, but it never becomes corny. The humor is yet another aspect that makes "Baldur's Gate" so good. Every line of dialogue was written in such a way that it seems natural without disturbing the fantasy atmosphere. The language used in "Baldur's Gate" is high-quality English, but it is never unnaturally archaic. The slightly ironic responses of your party members are delightful ("Yes, my omnipresent authority figure?", says Jaheira when you want her to do something). There are tons of little funny things to discover in the game - nothing too blatant to make it a parody on medieval fantasy RPGs, but enough stuff to provide a little diversion on your way. And of course, there's the incomparable Minsc with his "miniaturized giant space hamster" Boo...
The BadThere are some little things like rather frequent crashes and minor bugs. The AD&D system here is pretty hardcore and will probably make someone unfamiliar with it shrug his shoulders from time to time. Reading the manual properly or even getting acquainted with AD&D rules from other sources helps to explain a lot of stuff used in the game. I for once had to read some AD&D-related documents in order to understand the meaning of 1D6 +1 damage, THAC0, or saving throws.
Another thing to keep in mind is the fact that this is just the first part of a trilogy (with Shadows of Amn and Throne of Bhaal following). The story of the first "Baldur's Gate" doesn't have a real end. Since this game is just the beginning of a large story, and since they probably didn't want to make you start all over again in the second game, your party is exceptionally weak in "Baldur's Gate". The feeling of being really mighty doesn't come until "Throne of Bhaal".


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Household and farm transitions in environmental context
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Recent debate in the literature on population, environment, and land use questions the applicability of theory that patterns of farm extensification and intensification correspond to the life course of farmers and to the life cycle of farm families. This paper extends the debate to the agricultural development of the United States Great Plains region, using unique data from 1875 to 1930 that link families to farms over time in 25 environmentally diverse Kansas townships. Results of multilevel statistical modeling indicate that farmer's age, household size, and household structure are simultaneously related to both the extent of farm operations and the intensity of land use, taking into account local environmental conditions and time trends as Kansas was settled and developed. These findings validate farm- and life cycle theories and offer support for intergenerational motivations for farm development that include both daughters and sons. Environmental variation in aridity was a key driver of farm structure.
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- Household and farm transitions in environmental context
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Population and Environment
Volume 32, Issue 4 , pp 287-317
- Cover Date
- 2011-06-01
- 10.1007/s11111-010-0118-9
- Print ISSN
- 0199-0039
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7810
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Keywords
- Household
- Life cycle
- Land use
- Agriculture
- Semi-arid
- Kansas
- Authors
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- Glenn D. Deane (2)
- Myron P. Gutmann (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
- 2. University at Albany, State University of New York, Albany, NY, USA


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St. Johns elementary, middle school grades for 2012 released | News
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- Elementary and middle school grades were released by the Florida Department of Education on Wednesday and the St. Johns County School District had 16 "A" schools, 7 "B" schools and 2 "C" schools. High school grades are scheduled to be released later this year.
"With the constant changes in the criteria, school grades have become a much less reliable measure of school success," said Superintendent Dr. Joseph Joyner in a release from the district. "We are much more focused on the growth of each individual child. In spite of these changes, our students met the challenge and I could not be more proud."
The district's only K-8 school, Liberty Pines Academy, attained an "A" grade. Also achieving an "A" grade are the following schools: Cunningham Creek Elementary, Durbin Creek Elementary, Hartley Elementary, Hickory Creek Elementary, R. B. Hunt Elementary, Julington Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Elementary, Ocean Palms Elementary, PVPV/Rawlings Elementary, Timberlin Creek Elementary and Wards Creek Elementary. These schools also retained their "A" grades from the previous school year.
The four middle schools with an "A" grade include Fruit Cove Middle, Landrum Middle, Pacetti Bay Middle, and Switzerland Point Middle. These schools also retained their "A" grades.
Schools receiving a "B" grade include Ketterlinus Elementary, Mason Elementary, Osceola Elementary, South Woods Elementary, Murray Middle, Sebastian Middle and Gamble Rogers Middle. All of these schools dropped from an "A" grade the previous school year.
Schools receiving a "C" grade include Crookshank Elementary and The Webster School. These schools had "B" grades in the 2010-2011 school year.
School grades are based on the following items:
- Student proficiency in FCAT Reading, Math, Science and Writing,
including students with disabilities and English language learners;
- The percentage of students making one-year gains in reading and math; and
- The percentage of the lowest performing students making one year gains in reading and math.
High schools face additional scoring criteria:
- The percentage of students who participate in college level courses (AP, IB, AICE and Dual Enrollment);
- The percentage of students who successfully complete college level courses;
- Overall graduation rates and at-risk students' graduation rates; and
- College readiness in reading and math.
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