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CAROLINA BEACH - On Saturday December 8, a vehicle moving at high speed crossed Snow's Cut Bridge and ultimately crashed into several vehicles and a concrete wall in the 400 block of North Lake Park Blvd near the Pleasure Island Auto and Blackburn Brother's Seafood.
The Carolina Beach Police Department received a call from the 911 Center just before 5PM about a silver Honda driving carelessly and recklessly approaching Snow's Cut Bridge headed into Carolina Beach.
According to a police report, witnesses following the vehicle who called 911 told dispatchers the vehicle was swerving on and off the road, "almost colliding with multiple vehicles" and orange traffic barrels on the bridge. They reported the vehicle ran a red light after crossing the bridge.
A police officer headed towards the bridge and encountered the vehicle. After turning around and trying to catch up to the vehicle, the officer turned on his lights and siren to attempt to clear other vehicles off the road.
The police report states the vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic while accelerating and "almost hitting a burgundy van head on."
The speeding vehicle hit a median and continued to accelerate into a concrete wall and fence. When the car left the roadway police report it "went airborne and collided with an unoccupied parked Jeep Grand Cherokee and bounced off and nearly hit a parked unoccupied Ford Mustang" which debris hit and caused damage.
The vehicle hit another median, drove over it while still accelerating and collided with a white GMC Yukon where the vehicle stopped.
Police made contact with the driver, Jonathan Green. They reported he was, "a little shaken up but not seriously injured." He refused medical attention. He tested 0.00 for alcohol. The police report states, "Had no clues to any other impairing substances during field sobriety" tests.
Mr. Green was cited for careless and reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
Carolina Beach Police Chief Kurt Bartley said the department's Drug Officer was called to the scene to determine the status of Mr. Green.
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"A letter to Congress" on North Korea
In 1974, approximately 50 prominent, mainly Communist Party USA aligned leftists, signed a "Letter to Congress" on the situation regarding North Korea.
- "For a quarter of a century the people of all Korea have needed such a peace agreement. The American People are ready for it. The People of the world deserve it. Peaceful coexistence must replace war and the threat of war. Negotiations must replace confrontation."
- "Therefore, we the undersigned, concerned about the dangerous conditions in Korea earnestly appeal to you, and to all peace-minded Americans to join together in combining our reason and our political influence to secure the peaceful resolution of this problem."
The letter to Congress was in response to a March 25th, 1974 letter from the Supreme Peoples Assembly of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea to the United States Congress.
The signatories which included Joseph Brandt Editor Korea Focus, Director AKFIC urged Congress to act on North Korea's Concerns.[1]
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On February 8 and 9, 1975, the Second National Conference in Solidarity with Chile was held at Concordia Teachers College in the Chicago suburb of River Forest. Known Communist Party USA members sponsoring the event included Joseph Brandt [2]
Salute to Sender Garlin
In May 1992 The Communist Party USA newspaper Peoples Weekly World published a May Day supplement. Included was a page of greetings to Sender Garlin, sending greetings for his 90th Birthday. Most of the endorsers listed, were identified members or supporters of the Communist Party USA.
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The English and Languages Department banquet is Wednesday, April 16th at 6 pm, and it will be held here on campus. A sign-up sheet is posted outside 301HM. Flyers have been posted throughout the building. We need a seat-count by the end of the week or early next. The ticket price is $10. Students can pay for their ticket in 301HM as well.
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The following students represented ECU's Department of English and Languages well by attending and presenting papers at conferences during the 2013-2014 academic year. Chapeau!
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Dr. Wright received her medical degree from the University of Veracruz in Mexico. She completed one year of internship in Medicine in Mexico and worked at a rural clinic caring for an underserved population with chronic disorders including diabetes and obesity. She completed her internal medicine residency at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, California, a community hospital affiliated to the University of Southern California. During her residency, Dr. Wright participated in research projects at the Sansum Diabetes Research Institute and at the Santa Barbara Diabetes-in-Pregnancy County Clinic.
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Faulenbach MV*, Wright LA*, Lorenzo C*, Utzschneider K, Goedecke J, Fujimoto W, Boyko E, McNeely M, Leonetti D, Haffner S, Kahn SE, and American Diabetes Association GENNID Study Group: Impact of Differences in Glucose Tolerance on the Prevalence of a Negative Insulinogenic Index. The Journal of Diabetes and its Complications. IN PRESS *contributed equally
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Wright, LA, Hirsch I. The Challenges of the Use of Glycemic Biomarkers in Diabetes Monitoring. Reflecting on Hemoglobin A1C, 1,5-Anhydroglucitol, and the Glycated Proteins. Diabetes Spectrum 2012; 25: 141-148
Kahn SE, Suvag S, Wright LA, Utzschneider KM. Interactions Between Genetic Background, Insulin Resistance and Beta-cell Function. Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism 2012; 14:46-56
Smits M, Boyko E, Utzschneider K, Leonetti D, McNeely M, Suvag S, Wright LA, Fujimoto W, Kahn SE: Arm Length is Associated with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Japanese Americans. Diabetologia 2012; 55: 1679-1684
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When retired WVU English professor Carolyn Nelson's uncle spotted a large handwritten parchment at a yard sale, he wasn't exactly sure what he had found. He purchased the five-page document and discovered it was an English property deed from 1829.
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In an open letter to the Steilacoom Historical School District community dated April 17, 2013, Superintendent Bill Fritz informed the district that he has agreed to serve as Assistant Superintendent for the Indian River County School District in Florida for the 2013-2014 school year.
Fritz asks in the letter that the school board release him from his contract, effective June 30, 2013, at the next school board meeting scheduled for April 25, 2013 at Pioneer Middle School.
"This position will allow me to be closer to family members in Florida, and will provide me with new learning and leadership opportunities in a larger school system with a more economically diverse population," wrote Fritz in the letter.
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Pseudo Gout occurs quite suddenly and includes sudden swelling in the joints. One joint or many joints may be affected and an episode of pseudo gout may last for a day or two or for weeks on end. Most commonly, pseudo gout affects the knees and it usually occurs in older adults.
The reason pseudo gout received its name is due to the fact that it is quite common to gout. Pseudo gout is comparable to regular gout in the symptoms of sudden and severe pain throughout the knees or other joints. Crystals in the joint lining trigger the episodes. The difference is that gout typically affects individuals big toe joints whereas pseudo gout affects larger joints, like the knees. Also, the crystals in the joint linings that trigger pseudo gout are different than the crystals that cause gout. So, while both conditions are quite similar, they are still markedly different.
Doctors do not know why some crystals form in the joint lining that results in pseudo gout. There is no way to eliminate the crystals from the joint lining, but they can be treated so that the inflammation and pain are relieved. While most people with pseudo gout have their knees affected other joints can be affected including the shoulders, wrists, hands, ankles, and elbows.
Symptoms of pseudo gout include warm joints, swelling, severe pain, and frequent attacks. Some people with the crystals in their joints will experience pseudo gout while others will not. It is unsure why this happens, but it does.
Pseudo gout frequently refers to calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease. Pseudo gout is just one problem that exists within a much larger disease. Those with calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease may also experience a calcification of their joint cartilage, which is known as chondrocalcinosis in addition to joint degeneration. Those with pseudo gout won't necessarily experience all of these problems, but it is a possibility that sufferers should be aware of.
Individuals at an increases risk of developing pseudo gout include those who are older, have too much iron in their bodies, genetic disorders, and those with joint trauma. If any of the symptoms listed here match symptoms you are experiencing you should make an appointment with your healthcare provider to investigate the problems you are having. Pseudo gout can be treated and the pain and inflammation won't be as difficult to deal with. Talk with your doctor today to ensure you get relief from the pain.
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March 14th, 2010 at 11:21 pm
My 76 yo father has pseudo gout, took the doctors 2 weeks to come up with this diagnosis. The problem is ; he is making poor progress improving. He has several other health issues including cardiac problems. He's lost weight, looks terrible. The doctors say there isn't much they can do about it. I'm worried that if this keeps up; he won't last long. And to top it off, he's allergic to any aspirin products. It's tearing me up to see him in pain like this. Any suggestions would be appreciated
JimA Says:
June 7th, 2011 at 7:56 pm
I am having a pseudo gout attack in my right knee now, It definitely mimicks gout, but mine is most painful when my leg is extended while trying to sleep. At night it is hell, and I am thinking of sleeping sitting up. Im not sure why people say to use Naproxin Sodium or Ibuprofen, because it doesn't do squat as far as the pain is concerned. I am taking celebrex and it doesn't do crap either. A serious prescription pain releiver is needed for this, but most doctors, that have probably never had gout think these measly otc's will work. THEY DO NOT WORK, and you cant get any sleep with this demon chewing on your knee.
I was not able to use ice either, as it made my knee ache in agony. I will go and listen to a rhumatologist tell me to take an aspirin but I have found them to be nuts, and unaware of how much pain gout and pseudo-gout causes. The wierd part of mine is that I can walk on it ok, its when I lie down that it aches.
Is this normal?
Mary girl Says:
July 12th, 2011 at 12:53 pm
My right knee has swelled up about 5 times in the passed 7 years, Doctors have told me is some form of gout , I believe pheodogout, the 1st time I was able to fast and it went away, now it seems to linger for a month or 2, I have tried taking a steriod and it did not do anything but make me have a moon face.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Rebecca Says:
August 25th, 2011 at 5:31 pm
Why do all these Natural articles on pseudogout talk about the symptoms and causes, but do not give any information on natural remedies. Does anyone know of an herbal medicine my husband can take for his pseudogout? They also fail to mention that many times pseudogout is caused by thyroid or parathyroid problems. If you have pseudogout and get thyroid supplementation, it may cure the pseudogout.
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March 4th, 2012 at 10:24 am
look into nightshade vegetable arthritis going off nightshades has gotten rid of sudden attacks and pain symptoms. i still have some swelling and stiffness in my knees, but the pain is infrequent and slight. i used to use black cherry juice for sudden attacks with relief in less than thirty minutes. after taking a test on internet , i realized i was probably dealing with pseudogout. i am guessing my doctor is unfamiliar with it. i am grateful for all the information i am finding about pseudogout. pseudogout information is new to me. i hope my info will be helpful to someone who is also looking. in the past i had experienced pain in my feet , knees, ankles, hips., hands and lower arm muscles. another thing that happened after going off the nightshades-my heart used to have a fluttering sensation for two to six beats at a time. i believe it was from a valve that was not closing properly. i have been off nightshades since a week before christmas 2011. before i was afraid to step off a curb-my knees were so stiff. it is march 4, 2012 and i can squat all the way down now. i have been having trouble since i was about fifty. i am now almost sixty-three,so it's been along time. thanks to everyone for their input and i hope mine is a help to someone.
Courtney Says:
March 4th, 2012 at 4:42 pm
I am 30 years old, and just went to the doctor a few days ago and they said I have psuedo gout. The main reason he said psuedo gout opposed to gout is for the simple fact that I dont eat meat and stopped drinking 2 years ago! A year ago today I had back surgery to remove a herniated to disk in my lower back and probably about to have another back surgery. My activities are within a small range of things that I can do without causing increased pain to myself, therefore I have gained close to 30 pounds. The doctor put me on prednisone to help but Im trying to find a natural remedy to hopefully help without causing added weight gain. Does anyone know where I can find some natural remedies for this? All I have been able to find are explanations as to what psuedo gout is and symptoms….. Thank you
Barbara Says:
April 22nd, 2012 at 9:53 am
Beverly could we talk more? You said nightshades? I truly don't know what that is! I'm 60 n they just diagnosed me with pseudo gout in my right knee n wrist , shoot I am very athletic n lately it's so painful, don't like swelling like a balloon but Help!!!
Martha Moran Says:
June 19th, 2012 at 10:10 pm
I have had both types of gout off and on for two years. I suggest a combination of natural healing and modern medicine. On the natural side acupuncture really helps. Also renal food by Second Process, helps to eliminate the excess fluids. Stay away from dairy products and drink distilled water to eliminate a build up of minerals. Exercise. On the modern medicine side: Prednisone and Cortizone injections to eliminate fluid between the joints. Colcrys capsules, Indomethacin and Allopurinol. Rest.
Diana Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 12:50 pm
I am desperate for any advice on how to allieviate pseudogout. I had an arthroscopy and surgeon says I have psedogout and there is no cure. Nothing? Am on naproxen,paracetemol, cherry juice, tramadol and still it is agony. Do these attacks last for ever? I have had mine for four months including three cortisone injections. Grateful for any one anywhere telling me what helped them.
dani Says:
July 5th, 2012 at 10:53 am
I was diagnosed with pseudo gout a couple weeks ago after complaining of joint pain to my doctor. My knees, shoulders, elbows and hips are affected. I also was diagnosed with thyroid cancer last year and I am on thyroid hormone replacement. For 10 years I had symptoms of hypothyroidism with normal TSH and was having joint and muscle pain all those years. I now believe that pseudo gout is related to thyroid disease. I wish I could find relief other than conventional medicine. Maybe someone here can help cause ibuprofen does'nt work for me.
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October 14th, 2012 at 3:40 am
I'm a 27 year old disabled vet with pre-existing foot hip and lower back arthritis all from a broken foot and since messed up gait. Since the surgeries I've been getting flare ups and the va docs always go straight to gout because of my borderline high uric acid levels. The problem is that its only affected my big toe joint severely one time and the rest have been mostly knees and ankles. This is more painful (to me) than anything I've experienced when I get a flare up and I've been getting them for a few years now. Ice helps but when it hurts too much to drag a sheet over it forget laying an ice pack on it. Rest helps but then you have to get up sometime and it'll hurt like hell then you can be sure. Cherry juice and Epsom salt seems to quickly take the edge off, but it doesn't stop the flare up. Allopurinol every day may prevent more flare ups than you'd normally have but it doesn't help when you have a flare up. I've yet to build up the courage to let some quack stick a needle in it cause they only wannabe do it when it's at its worst and when it's like that its already feels like there are needles sticking into my joints evertime my heart beats. They've done xrays during flare ups and in between but never can see the crystals like in older peoples joints. Any natural remedies that work while its at its worst would be greatly appreciated. I know I'm young and that its only gonna get worse but its already unbearable at the peak of the flare up and any advice on the knee tap would be greatly appreciated. Does it hurt even worse or do they numb it or what. I'm not scared by much but when I have a flare up andything bumping touching or poking my knee scares the hell outtake me.
David M Says:
November 24th, 2012 at 4:34 am
I have suffer with pseudo gout for several year and have recently had a parathyroidectomy. Now I am 3 weeks into an attack, so the op. is not a cure all.
My rules for an attack are:
No alcohol
3lts of water per day
Elevate as much as possible during the day and night.
Ibruprofen, co-codamol, and laxative.
Do not rub or massage.
No hot compresses, cold does relieve the pain temporarily.
Rest, rest and more rest.
Have tried a warm drink of honey and cider vinegar, not too sure of the benefits.
I my humble opinion though the only cure is rest and time it take its own course.
Hope this helps
pseudohelp Says:
February 24th, 2013 at 1:30 am
Magnesium Chloride aka: Magnesium oil made my extremely painful pseudogout much much better within 2 days. I figure that I was hypomagnesemic (low in magnesium). try it! You can just rub the oil on the area. I also take 400mgs of a bioavailable form of magnesium daily. Hope this helps.
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Initial reports are that a victim was hit in the head during an attempted robbery. The suspects fled the scene on scooters.
Police found the scooters and apprehended one of the suspects. The other suspect was apprehended a short time later.
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Janice McIntyre - June 04, 2012Janice K. (Kuehner) McIntyre, 66, of Central City, died Monday, June 4, 2012 at the Central City Care Center. Funeral services will be at 10:30 am Thursday at Livingston-Sondermann Funeral Home with Reverend Ronald Kuehner officiating. Burial will be in the Phillips Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4-8 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested to the Phillips Cemetery.
Janice was born on December 6, 1945 in Grand Island to Ernest and Marie (Johnson) Kuehner. She attended District 32 School in Hamilton County and graduated from Phillips High School in 1964. In 1969 she graduated from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with a degree in Home Economics and began teaching at Seedling Mile School in Grand Island.
She was united in marriage to Dr. L. Jay McIntyre in March of 1972 at Trinity United Methodist Church. The couple made their home in Wolbach and had two children, Heather Marie and Trevor Jay. After the marriage ended Janice lived in Grand Island and other cities until she moved to the Central City Care Center in 2005.
Janice was a past member of the United Methodist Church in Phillips and Wolbach. She enjoyed playing the piano, especially by ear.
Survivors of the immediate family include a daughter and son-in-law, Heather and Bill Woodward of Lane, KS, a son and daughter-in-law, Trevor and Holly McIntyre of Lee's Summit, MO and two granddaughters, Lynden and Myla Woodward both of Lane, KS.
She is also survived by two brothers and sisters-in-law, Leon and Charlene Collins of Grand Island and Ronald and Elinor Kuehner of Blue Hill; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Cheryl Kuehner of Albion and Karen and Mark Sullivan of Doniphan.
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Canton's downtown square has a new addition. It is not huge in size, but big in the minds and hearts of many throughout the city.
A new sign goes up at a downtown Canton business. It signifies a new name for the business, but not for the square.
Co-owner Kent Janssen said, "The Orendorff Emporium pretty much encompasses a name for all the different businesses in there."
Local historian & business owner Mike Walters said, "It's had about 14 different businesses in the building since 1887. It's nice to get the name back."
According to Walters, the building was originally a General Store owned by the influential Orendorff's. Their name is still at the top of the building.
Today it's not quite a general store, but still has a variety of stock inside.
Eight businesses in total are in the historic building. They include a cafe, dance studio, Girls Boutique.
The co-owners say they hope to see more businesses along the square go in a similar direction.
"Hopefully we can get more business down here and get people to come back to downtown Canton to do their shopping locally."
The new main street association hopes to revitalize the downtown area, while also helping residents save money by not having to drive out of town to find what they need.
"The square has really deteriorated for the last 30 years ever since International Harvester closed up. For the past 23 years it's been hard for businesses to come in to the middle of town," said Walters.
Fire recently destroyed several buildings along the town square. The owners say they are trying to take precautions to prevent that.
"We replaced a lot of the plumbing and wiring," said Janssen.
And with the improvements and the possibility of more along the square many in Canton hope to see growth in the near future.


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Hostel Turku
Visit one of the oldest hostels in Finland! Located in a peaceful area near the city center by the river Aura.
Easy to reach from the airport (12 km) and the harbor (2km) with a direct bus connection (line number 1).
Daily check-in time is 15.00-21.00. Later arrivals only by agreement.
Curfew at 02.00 in dorms.
Check-out by 10.00.
Hostel Turku is an excellent choice for travelers, who want to get to know Turku.
It is located within walking distance from the town center and the most popular sights.
There are 23 rooms with a total of 100 beds in the hostel. You can choose between a twin, a quadruple room and a six or eight bedded dorm. We have separated dorms for females and males. In the dorms there is for each quest a locker which can be locked with a padlock (bring your own or buy one at the reception for 4.50e).
Guests may use their own linen or rent some from the reception for 4.50 euro. The use of a sleeping bag is allowed only with an under sheet and a pillow case.
There are two self service kitchens in our hostel, payable laundry facilities and payable internet access.
Served breakfast is also available ( 5.50e ).
Showers and toilets are located in corridors for men and women separately.
No pets allowed.
We have Hostelling International Cards and TurkuCards for sale.
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- Breakfast not included
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Trails are an invaluable resource for any community, whether you are taking leisurely stroll in the park, connecting with nature or walking to the grocery store. Local trail access promotes increased physical fitness, a greater understanding of natural and historical resources, opportunities for non-motorized transportation and greater overall quality of life. With this, the Prince William County Department of Parks & Recreation is dedicated to the development of a comprehensive trail system throughout the county that will allow residents to explore and enjoy their community. Below are our trail use guidelines:
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Prince William Trails and Blueways CouncilThe Prince William County Trails and Blueways Council is an advisory council established by the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors to advise the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Board of County Supervisors in the development of a County-wide trails and blueways system.
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Equestrian-friendly natural surface trails over wooded, hilly terrain along the Catharpin Creek. Great opportunity to view one of our stream bank mitigation areas.
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Wylie volleyball gets over hump, wins 3A state title in five sets
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It took three years to finally win that last set, but the Wylie Bulldogs found a way to get it done when it counted most.
After splitting the first four sets in the 3A state championship, Wylie and La Grange went back and forth in the fifth and deciding set.
The Lady Bulldogs prevailed 15-12 in the fifth set. Wylie's Tucker Smith was named the MVP of the state tournament.
Head coach Maggie Hunt saw her team come out one set short the last two years in the 3A state finals, and now she can call her team the 3A champs after a dramatic 3-2 win over La Grange in the 2012 3A state finals.
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Bullish signs in the wheat market have been building as hot, dry weather has withered prospects for competing wheat and U.S. corn crops.
"Weather in the United States and world is going to be the driver for the wheat market," said Greg Wagner, GWX - Ag Advisors, based in the Chicago area.
The direct effect will be on wheat yields and quality, and the indirect effect will be through the corn market, said Wagner in comments on a CME Group panel discussion after floor trading closed June 29.
September Chicago wheat futures already soared more than $1 in June to settle at $7.5725 on June 29. September futures at Kansas City made a similar trek in settlements from $6.53 June 1 to $7.56 on June 29, with several contracts reaching into the $8 range. At Minneapolis, September wheat futures gained more than $1 in the month to settle June 29 at $8.445.
The wheat market is "in a bit of a follower mode," said Dan O'Brien, economist at Kansas State University.
"It's hard to see corn having a problem and high prices this fall, and wheat not following suit to some degree, given the potential for substituting between crops in feed rations if we get tight on corn," O'Brien said.
Kansas wheat basis at major terminals backed off in May, but recovered and stayed strong through harvest, O'Brien said.
Kansas elevators didn't carry over big supplies of grain from last year. The state's wheat yields are variable and the Kansas crop may reach 340 million to 360 million bushels, rather than the indications of more than 400 million bushels on the Kansas wheat tour early in May.
"In really good years, elevators try to move the wheat crop fast before the fall crop hits," O'Brien said. "Now, there are concerns about the fall crop," mainly corn and grain sorghum. "For most elevators in Kansas, I think our biggest worry isn't huge piles of grain this fall. The biggest worry is adequate harvest of fall crops."
"When we break down the acreage number, there were some surprises here," Wagner said of the wheat numbers in USDA's June 29 Acreage report. "Particularly the trade was anticipating an increase in spring wheat acres. That did not occur."
Private analysts had expected USDA to report about 12.7 million acres of spring wheat. "USDA came in at 12 million acres, so that's slightly supportive," said Wagner.
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Brian Hampton, from Kent, has been jailed for six years over the death of Jade Clark on A31 in Ringwood.
He knocked the teenager off her moped and tried to cover up his crime.
Sentencing him at Bournemouth Crown Court Judge Wiggs told him: "You killed a young girl who was driving her moped.
"You were very fortunate not to be charged with causing death by careless driving.
"It could be argued that your driving fell far below the standards of a competent and careful driver.
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↵Thankfully this weekend looks very promising, not to mention offers just one rematch from a regular season game. And it's not even in the same venue! Who knew they did that anymore? Kidding aside, all four games present intriguing contests that have the potential to be very good. ↵↵
↵Let's hope so, because these are the best two weeks in the NFL calendar, where the top teams fight it out without the crushing hype and delay that dogs the Super Bowl. ↵
↵Arizona at New Orleans (4:30 p.m., Saturday) -- ↵↵
↵Aside from Packers fans, no one has to be more upset that the Cardinals were able to close out their win over on Sunday than the Saints. Does anyone want to play Kurt Warner in the playoffs on the verge of retirement? Likely not. Especially a Saints team that ended the season in something of an offensive slump. I don't think New Orleans would be able to generate the type of comeback that the Packers were able to do in the second half unless the week off did them a world of good that no one could possibly foresee. ↵↵
↵Baltimore at Indianapolis (8:15 p.m., Saturday) -- ↵↵
↵As much as the Ravens dominated a surprisingly listless Patriots team, the fact that Joe Flacco looked hobbled and ineffective bespeaks bad things for their chances in Indianapolis. Granted, Flacco didn't need to make any plays for Baltimore to close out the Patriots. Tom Brady was too busy obliging their defense to four turnovers. I'm comfortable in saying the Colts won't be quite so generous. Flacco may be 3-1 as a starter in the playoffs, but he's yet to play a good game in the postseason. Unless Ray Rice goes absolutely nuts (and he might), Flacco might need a great one to upset Indy. ↵↵
↵Dallas at Minnesota (1 p.m., Sunday) -- ↵↵
↵Dallas is simply playing really inspired football the last few weeks. Granted, it's easy to be deceived by a team rolling twice through a division foe who they seem to have the number of. In general, though, it looks like it's coming together for the Cowboys. Heck, even Roy Williams looks competent. The Vikings nipped their late December slide in the bud with a dominating win over the Giants in Week 17, but it's difficult to tell if that was a mirage performance against a Giants team that looked like it just gave up down the stretch or if the Vikes really put things together. While it'll also be the most hyped, it might also be the most intriguing game of the weekend. ↵↵
↵New York Jets at San Diego (4:40 p.m., Sunday) -- ↵↵
↵I realize it's a West Coast game, so if the NFL was going to put it on Sunday, it had to go in the later timeslot. Still, I'm surprised the league chose the Jets and Chargers for the marquee position to close out the weekend. The scheduling folks must be buying into the brash Rex Ryan talk that his team should be the favorites going forward. The Chargers run defense is vulnerable (20th in the NFL in the regular season), so the Jets have a chance to keep the Chargers potent attack off the field for long stretches of the game, which is basically what they're going to have to do. Also, Braylon Edwards might want to catch at least one of the bombs that hits him in the hands in the end zone. ↵↵
↵NFL Player/Figure Tweet of the Week ↵↵
↵"#ihatewhen a girl buy u something cheap for your birthday and when hers come she ask for a louie bag! #killsme!!!" - Mike Sims-Walker, yesterday. ↵↵
↵Yes, I suppose that is annoying. And granted Sims-Walker hasn't (yet) been awarded with a rich contract by NFL standards. But he's still in better position to get a Louie bag for his girl than I am for mine. Sorry, honey, I think you know what you signed on for when you agreed to go out with a blogger. Just be happy I only wear track pants 80 percent of the time. ↵↵
↵Truth in Advertising ↵↵
↵I was browsing around YouTube this morning and found a batch of recently loaded Brett Favre ads for Starter that I hadn't seen before. My guess is they'll most likely debut on TV during the games this weekend. The premise is an obsessive neighbor who manages to drop some obscure statistic about Favre and how awesome he is prior to ticking off some line about an uninspired line of Starter athletic shoes. I'm just yawning like a kid out here. Though it is funny that both Romo and Favre are now endorsing Starter. Who will an irrelevant company be pulling for? ↵
↵Dispatches from Madden Nation ↵
↵Disappointed with early sales figures for Madden 10, on a conference call yesterday EA CEO John Riccitiello vowed for a "new and innovative take" on Madden, a statement which exactly cause me to hold my breath. Even when the game meets sales expectations, the company pretends like it's going to make major alterations, only for a minor wrinkle to result. And by January, the game development is already well underway. So any such innovations would have needed to be brainstormed by now. Hopefully the guy is right, but I wouldn't expect any new takes on anything more than marketing at this point. ↵
↵A Delicious Bundle of Gripes ↵↵
↵- I agree that the non-call on the Aaron Rodgers facemask was an unfortunate coda to an otherwise incredible game between Green Bay and Arizona. At the same time, Aaron Rodgers had been holding the ball near his face when Michael Adams jarred it loose, only to get a finger on Rodgers' facemask on the follow through. The ball is out before Adams ever makes contact with the helmet. I'm not saying that it still wasn't a critical missed call, but in a way, I'm happy that Rodgers was not bailed out for fumbling, only because a defender accidentally hit in the head after immediately after the fact. Especially when Rodgers had just missed a wide open deep pass that would have won the game for the Packers. ↵↵
↵- I don't have a huge issue with Charles Woodson taking the Defensive Player of the Year Award instead of Darrelle Revis, even though I would have voted for Revis. Voters love numbers and that criteria decidedly favors Woodson and his nine interceptions, four forced fumbles and two sacks in the regular season. Of course, like all figures associated with secondary play, it all determines how often quarterbacks try to test them. By this more important standard, Revis, who did not allow an opposing receiver to gain more than 70 yards in any game this, is the more deserving. But that is the reality of postseason awards in the NFL. You might disagree with their methods. Rest assured I do as well. But it's the reality, for better or worse. ↵↵
↵- In addition to these guys fighting after the Cardinals-Packers game, we've got two pathetic examples of domestic violence in the wake of NFL games. A 27-year-old Cowboys fan claims she was cut in the face at a convenience store last Friday by an Eagles fan because she was wearing a Tony Romo jersey. Meanwhile, a man in Wisconsin grabbed his wife around the neck because he was ornery after the Pack's loss. He was arrested. ↵↵
↵LaDainian Tomlinson might be a shell of his former self as a running back, but if you ask me, this is the greatest thing he's ever done. Here's an interview L.T. did on the dance, which oddly enough was filmed two years ago. It turns out the video is a viral ad for Nike. ↵
↵- Steve Breaston pulled a Razor Ramon TD celebration last Sunday, to the delight of older pro wrestling fans everywhere. No doubt Vikings fans will be looking for a hint of the Berserker out of one of their receivers on Sunday. ↵↵
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Three-thousand birds were seized in New York this weekend in the largest cockfighting bust in state history.
70 people were taken into custody and 9 felony arrests were made in "Operation Angry Birds."
Officers with the state's organized crime task force raided a cockfight in Queens, a pet shop in Brooklyn, and a farm in upstate Plattekill.
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Tough loss, but I'm feeling better after getting an 1917 buffalo nickel at a liquor store in change. All in all thats not the point.
I was at a sports bar in Reno Nevada. When I walked in 45 mins early at 10:15 I see 20 steelers and a small room full of Packer fans. I was like whatever glad they met in one place outside of there region. Since Reno is San Fran and Oakland territory they have later games so there where none of there fans there. I was thinking maybe one or two more chiefs fan but nope none. The first half kicks off and not a chiefs fan or texans fan. The place was full not a seat in the house except in front of me. It was not one conversation piece I could do as I did a low fist pump as the chiefs got there fist touchdown as I was in uncharted water. Then the first quarter is over a texans fan showed up and happen to be the only empty seat in front of me as I was listening to the steelers game but watching the chiefs game.
The guy was nice we talked about our weaknesses and strengths. He was from Houston and me originally from the KC area it made it nice to talk to real fans of there teams instead of bandwagons. Yeah he was hoping to make it to OT and got angry because he thought it was offense pass interference on flowers. He was stunned just like every other non chief fan in there.
Ok i'll get to the point I'm wondering Is it harder to be a chiefs fan when your silently wishing you don't get hit with a beer bottle from another team. I know I'm in a bad area because I can't go to a raiders game without 10 others. I know some Raider Fans and they say "I like you but I will never take you there for your safety and mine." So the only thing I can do is hope the chiefs play in my market or find a good bar. So if there is a bar where people go to in Reno it would be much appreciated.
This can also be for anyone outside the region to find a chiefs haven. So if you know a place in NY to So cal where people meet it would be nice to make a comment. Chiefs Nation Strong!3503D0CF-813F-31B7-5A71-CA47CC428DC8 1.02.28


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Life in the Digital Classroom
Stacy Bodin LACUE 2011
Resources from Session!
- PowerPoint (with links to actual student videos)
- PDF File (PPT but in PDF Version)
Goal and Purpose of the session
• To get away from lecturing 100% or the time or to alleviate children sitting idle, which many of us grew up with.
• To meet the needs of the students which accommodate learning for all.
• To engage the children in productive hands on experiences.
- Vermilion Parish Digital Photo/Video Help Site @ http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/curriculum/tech/digital/digit_phovid.htm
Digital Photo Links
Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling
Action! Get the Cameras Rolling with Digital Storytelling
- Picnik (Free but limited and paying. For photos)
Lunapic (Free for photo)
Photostory 3 (Still photos) Doesn't work on Vista or Windows 7
Photo Story Matters! Teaching Idea
Photo Story Tutorials
Using Microsoft Photostory 3 (Written Directions)
How to create a photo story using Photo Story 3
21st Century Teaching / Photostory 3 Examples
Photo Story Resources
Masher (Photo and video)
Animoto (Photo and video_
One True Media (Photo and video)
Photo Peach (Photo and video)
Movie Maker 2 (Photo and video)
Windows XP: Movie Maker 2.1 Download (Photo and video)
Windows Movie Maker 2.6 (Photo and video)
Windows Movie Maker 2 – Atomic Learning (Photo and video)
Windows Live Movie Maker – Download (Photo and video)
Windows Live Movie Maker 2011 (Photo and video)
NOTE: Slide.com Awesome site but closing in March!
How can it help?
• Example: Have the students take photos of an experiment. (Water cycle) Have the take pictures when you pour the water. Take another picture when it evaporates. Take pictures of the clouds. Have the students label the process. You can do this with powerpoint or with one of the programs we just talked about.
• How can making videos help with the curriculum?
• What should I film?
• Where do I get ideas or lessons?
• Where do I get help for more digital needs?
• What kind of camera do I need?
• What do I do after I have the film clips?
• How much work is it?
• Are the students really engaged?
• Who films the segments?
• If I post it, what should I do?
How can making videos help with the curriculum?
• Creating videos that tie into curriculum topics can engage the students in an effective way. Put the project in their hands to give them responsibility. Dozier's list of plans are http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/dozier/eye/09_10/digitwishplans/dwplans.htm
• Lori Porter @ Dozier has started a lesson plan page. http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/dozier4/loriporter.htm
How do I do all of this and remain sane?
• Management is the key.
• Start slow. Be prepared with materials before class begins. Have resources in place.
• Have a routine that students can understand.
• Before I began any lesson, I explained what our goal was and how we would pace ourselves.
• Lori Porter, now has a sheet she hands out for the entire lesson. That is given at the
beginning and she states her expectations.
What should I film?
• I would recommend you do something small first, then allow students to video. Film reports, hellos, interviews, weather casts, songs, chants, etc.
Where do I get ideas, lessons or see actual videos?
• Dozier's Video Library
• http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/dozier/eye/2010_11/videos.htm
• Vermilion Parish Flip Camera Lessons! http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/curriculum/tech/multimedia/lessons.htm
• Dozier's Digital Wish Site (Our Plans)
• http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/dozier/eye/09_10/digitwishplans/dwplans.htm
• Lori Porter's Plans
• http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/dozier4/loriplans/loritechplans.htm
• Digital Wish Lesson Plan Library
• http://www.digitalwish.com/dw/digitalwish/view_lesson_plans
• Christmas Ideas
• http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/holidays/Christmas/flipcamera/flipcamlesson1.htm
How much work is it?
- It doesn't have to be large projects. Start small. It can be reading reports, singing a special song with a message, saying "hello" to someone sick, soldiers, etc.
- Just like any lesson plan, the more you put in it however the better the results will be.
Project Based Learning: Differentiated Learning (Many links)
- What is project-based learning? (From the Literacy Assistance Center) Project-based learning (PBL) is an approach to instruction that focuses on problem-solving and/or product development. Learners generally work collaboratively in groups to solve a problem, accomplish a task, or both. PBL helps students see how the skills and content they learn in the classroom can apply to real-life.
Are the students really engaged?
• If you monitor the students and lessons, YES! Have clear expectations set up BEFORE you begin. State the goal for them to know what is expected. Monitor groups or individually closely.
Who films the segments?
• Anyone you are comfortable with filming. It can be you or the students. I have seen children as young as Kindergarten filming their own clips.
What do I do after I have the film clips?
• You can watch it from the camera.
• You can download it on your desktop.
• If the children can be online, you can upload them on your website and embed the file.
If I post it, what should I do?
I am basically NOT a fan of YouTube in the classroom due to the comment section.
• One True Media (Free and limited or paying site)
• Animoto (Free and limited or paying site)
• Masher
• SchoolTube (Free)
• Teacher Tube (Free)
• Kids Tube
• Panraven
How to I convert video files?
• Converting media if you need to edit with Movie Maker.
• One site I really use is Hamster Video Converter.
Know your file type. Flip cameras have MP4 files. You can have .avi, .wmv, etc.
• With WIndows 7 Movie Maker Live, there is no need to convert. It takes most video files.
The reason?
• If you want to "edit" in Windows Movie Maker, you may have to convert the file from an MP4 to a .wmv.
Music Links (With limitations) These should be approved by your district before adding music even though they are within the site.
Pre-created sites/programs with music within them.
• Sites like One True Media, Animoto , Masher have music within the site, however when posting online, read the fine print.
• Flip Camera Program also have free music within the site.
• Free classroom music, but NOT online: Great site @ Freeplaymusic.com @ http://freeplaymusic.com (Can't post online however) Classroom use only.
Sites you can use online for free but you need to credit them.
• Free Music @ http://www.seabreezecomputers.com/tips/freemusic.htm
• DanoSongs.com @ http://www.danosongs.com
• Sonnyboo.com @ http://sonnyboo.com/music/music.htm
Video doesn't show online?
• Read this information. You can trying installing (or updating) flash player, as well as shockwave player or Adobe Air. You may also need to install or update Windows Media Player. Try updating Java. Then reboot your computer. If the video, still doesn't show, you will to open it with Internet Explorer browser. You can "mute" the sound on the player.
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- Workshops with Ducky Doolittle August 22, 2014
Ducky DooLittle is above all else an artist. An unstoppable, sexy, creative force. In the last 20 years, she has emerged from behind the peepshow glass to find herself at the head of the class as one of America's most celebrated sex educators. Join us this September for Ducky's Pop His Rocket, Female Orgasm, and Intro to BDSM workshops. | Read more about Workshops with Ducky Doolittle
- Co-op seeks discreet comrade for LTR. August 6, 2014
We're a ragtag triad of hardworking, sex-positive, anti-capitalist queers looking for that special someone to fulfill our wildest fantasies. We get off on nerdy fun, working long and hard hours to service our communities, and group scenes involving hardcore consensus-based decision making. Our collective turn-offs include capitalism, phthalates, and samples being left on display when they're actually out of stock. | Read more about Co-op seeks discreet comrade for LTR.
- Join Us at Windsor Essex Pride! August 1, 2014
Catch up with our Come Where You Are Summer Sexploration tour at the annual Windsor Essex Pride festival! We'll be hanging around all weekend with our Westfalia "Bessie" and our finest sex toys from Aslan Leather, Fuze Silicone, Hathor Aphrodisia, Minna and more. We've been trying to single-handedly bring the hanky code back to Pride all summer, and now you can score your very own 'anything goes' Come As You Are orange hanky when you sign up for our email newsletter! | Read more about Join Us at Windsor Essex Pride!
- IntimateRider + RiderMate On Sale July 31, 2014
The IntimateRider was designed to make sex and sex positions easier especially for folks who find movement in some positions difficult. Only a very small amount of upper body movement or force starts the IntimateRider's gentle rocking motion and precision bearings ensure a smooth ride. This extremely durable design provides excellent back support, has adjustable height, and is incredibly stable and well-balanced. This summer, we have the IntimateRider and RiderMate both on sale! | Read more about IntimateRider + RiderMate On Sale
- Win Your Wishlist! July 10, 2014
Whether you're engaged to be married, engaged in sex work, have a lot of Twitter followers, are obsessed with lists, or all of the above, we think you need a wishlist! Well, maybe you don't need one, but maybe you want one? After all, studies show that there's no better way to get people to buy stuff for you than to make a list of the stuff you want and to distribute that list widely! We're prepared to sweeten the deal: get registered with our site, add your favourite sex toys, books, and DVDs to your wishlist/gift registry by July 31st, 2014 and you will automatically be entered into a draw to win all of the items on your list up to $300! Want more? The more times you share your wishlist with others, the more times we'll enter your wishlist into the draw! | Read more about Win Your Wishlist!
- Queer Porn Cheap Thrills July 8, 2014
Why pirate porn when you can purchase it legally, ethically - and most importantly, cheaply? Support your favourite queer indie porn auteurs and save some of your hard earned cash at the same time! We've got titles from Billy Castro, April Flores, Buck Angel, Shine Louise Houston, Madison Young and so many more for $10 each. Check out our queer porn cheap thrills! | Read more about Queer Porn Cheap Thrills
- The Sexual Status Quo July 1, 2014
A blog post about why everyone should stop watching porn came up in our Twitter feed last week. People ask us constantly if they'll become addicted to the Magic Wand. So many guys wonder why they can't come or ejaculate faster than they want to with a partner. Our lives in the shop are filled with such similar and disparate questions. They all have the same answer, really. | Read more about The Sexual Status Quo
- Swallow Your Pride June 20, 2014
A few years ago, our local Business Improvement Association (in which membership is strangely mandatory) published a flyer to promote Pride week in our neighbourhood. Given that this area is oft referred to as 'Queer West', it makes a lot of sense for local businesses to acknowledge Pride from both a commercial and community perspective. Predictably, our local BIA chose a most unfortunate headline to express their gay pride that year:
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- Come Where You Are at Saskatoon Pride June 16, 2014
Our westward journey is almost over, so come see us in Saskatoon for Pride before we head back to our home shop in Toronto for WorldPride! We'll be in town all weekend - beginning with a workshop on Friday night at Avenue Community Centre and then onto the Pride festivities at Rotary Park on Saturday! Get more information or follow us on Twitter. | Read more about Come Where You Are at Saskatoon Pride
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For too long I have stood by and blindly cheered for the B1G because what's better for everyone is what's better for me. I have been a silver lining, glass half full dreamer. I have cheered on your successes (of which there have been few) and shared disappointment in your failures (of which there have been many). I won't do this any longer though as all of you and your teams are way more trouble than you're worth. You might not like it or think it's a valid point, but our teams are getting more money than anyone and most of you can't even keep up with Rutgers in recruiting, your facilities were built as part of the New Deal, and your assistant coaches are mediocre. So from now on, I'm cheering against all of you and not necessarily every time, but I'm cheering for chaos. I'm cheering for things to get so bad that things have to change. Apparently Iowa and Illinois going from where they were to where they are isn't enough, apparently losing in general at isn't enough. Get it together! Write your school president, donate to the University, or get your butt in a seat just DO SOMETHING because what's going on currently in the Midwest isn't acceptable. I want to be a B1G fan, I want to be able to say that our conference won x nattys in a row but who is in position to do that? Who is in position to push for a title this year? Or the next one? Or the one after that? One team and that's my school and they'll be able to do that whether they beat you when you have 4 wins or 7 or 9. So until everyone proves that they care about this embarrassment we call B1G football, I don't care. Keep losing because it will now be funny to me. It's not me, it's you.TraschMan upon coming to the realization that the B1G may never be what it was.


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- Agile Kick Start gives a team the minimum they need to get started on Agile by covering key concepts followed by an Agile project simulation. It's really just a taster course for those who want to dip their toes into Agile. (1 day)
- Agile (Scrum) Core Training provides a broad coverage so that participants understand not only the practices and process of Scrum but also the mind-shift needed to get full benefits. Recommended for teams committed to adopting Scrum. (2-3 days)
- User Stories workshop allows participant to learn about user stories and get hands on experience using them. This is critical for moving from heavy requirements documents to just-in-time requirements. Where possible, we will us real project stories. (1/2 day)
- Agile Estimation & Planning workshop provides understanding and practice with Agile estimation techniques including Planning Poker. This session typically follows after the user story workshop so that teams understand the work ahead for planning. (1/2 day)
- Advanced Simulations are designed to help teams get to that next level of competence and capability. See Learning through Games. (variable lengths)
Lean & Kanban Training
- Kanban Essentials gives participants the key principles to evolve their own process using Lean principles. This is a low-disruption approach to improving company processes. See Kanban 101 for information and testimonials. (1 day)
- Kanban Kickstart is Kanban 101 followed by immediately a workshop where you add Kanban to your existing process so that you hit the ground running.(2 days)
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- Technical Practices workshop is for developers to learn and practice the technical skills needed for sustainable development: Test-Driven-Development (TDD) and refactoring. (2 days)
- Serious Games workshop is a chance for managers, Scrum Masters, and coaches to learn games and simulations to teach key concepts. See Serious Games for information and testimonials. (1 day)
- Communication and Teamwork workshop takes a team from it's current capability to a higher level using techniques from Improv, Theatre, and Lego® Strategic Play®. (1 day)
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- "Effective, Straight to the Point, Interactive I liked the exercises! Hands on, in my opinion, is the most effective method." – Haitham Kaloub, Associate, Software Development
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Product Owner Training
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Agile Games Workshop
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- "Engaging, Fun, Insightful I liked talking about different roles; it was laid back and fun; good energy and inspiring. – Nick Faulkner, Team Lead
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Test-Driven Development (TDD) Training
- "Informative, Practical, Timely I liked the hands-on exercises, the variety of topics and how the course included a lot of interaction. " – Sean, Senior Technical Analyst
- "Fun, Practical, Informative I liked the practical part. We actually pair up and try to write a small program from Design to test to coding." – Yanny Wan, Developer
- "I like that there were a lot of interactions between instructors and students as well as the mix of discussions and exercises." – Vladimir Finkelshtein, Senior Technical Analyst
Innovation Games® Training
- "Fun, Useful. I can now see the value of play/games and how to add customer insight value to organizations. I liked that it was simple and straightforward – we didn't dwell on abstract concepts for too long (only enough to give us context). – John Hillis, V.P. Product Management
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- "I got a clear understanding of Innovation Games – what they are, how to use them and where they fit. I gained knowledge of different approaches to feature/product creation/prioritization as well as valuable feedback on my approaches and behaviours. – Bill Schaller, Consultant
Communication and Teamwork Training
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Lead Belly, aka Huddie Ledbetter, recorded many sing-alongs, play party songs, and folk tunes for children over his storied career. Lead Belly Sings for Children collects them all in one neat package.
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Lead Belly Sings for Children isn't a straight reissue of a single album. In fact, it's compiled from several different sources and recording dates. This CD contains selections from the 1960 Folkways album Negro Folk Songs for Young People, five of the six tracks from the 1941 Folkways album Play Parties in Song and Dance as Sung by Lead Belly, various tunes recorded by Moses Asch between 1941 and 1948, and an unreleased radio broadcast of "Take This Hammer."
What's remarkable about this collection is that Lead Belly sang to children as he would any other audience. He included work songs ("Pick a Bale of Cotton"), gospel tunes ("Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"), political songs ("We're in the Same Boat, Brother"}, and the blues ("When a Man's a Long Way from Home") in his repertoire for kids, along with familiar songs like "Skip to My Lou," "Sally Walker," and "Blue-Tailed Fly."
Ledbetter's powerful voice and ringing 12-string guitar are unmistakable and inimitable. Compare his versions of "Grey Goose" and "Blue-Tailed Fly" to Burl Ives' and Pete Seeger's, respectively. And after listening to songs like "More Yet," "Ha Ha This A-Way," and "By and By When the Morning Comes," it's clearly evident that Ledbetter had a natural rapport with kids.
The Verdict
Besides being an excellent document of African-American folk song history, this CD is a great way to introduce kids to a one-of-a-kind musician and singer, because children will never hear anyone perform songs live in Lead Belly's unique style ever again. Lead Belly Sings for Children is historical, powerful, and, above all, fun.
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Was scrolling through our roster on Bn and noticed a guy named Colemand Edmond. Had neevr ehard of the guy before and was wondering who he was so I clicked on him. It sent me to the CGB site in which had a story running about him signing as WR transfer from UCLA. I guess the funny part is why is Cal giving a scholly to a guy who was apparently laughed at by our football offices after asking to walk on?


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According to our own Susan Slusser's tweet, the A's have picked up Bob Geren's option for 2011. Will this be his last chance and last season? Who knows. All I know is that I could hear JD's scream of terror at the news from a mile away. Up Wind.
It's offiicial, Geren's option exercised for 2011. #Athletics
The A's have exercised manager Bob Geren's 2011 option.
Geren has been with the Athletics since 2007 and has posted a 296-329 record over three-plus years. The A's are 70-70 this season under his watch, outperforming some expectations that had them as the worst team in the American League West. He seems like a nice fit for their young roster. (Rotoworld referencing Susan Slusser)
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"Life is good. I do not harbor any animosity for the things that happened to me. Would I do it all again? Yes, I sure would. We're the luckiest people on earth. You've got to go through something to appreciate it." ~~ Charlie Baum
These words seem surprising coming from the man that enlisted voluntarily in the Army Air Corps, endured the 100 mile Bataan Death March, survived forty-two months as a prisoner of war, and weighed eighty-six pounds when he was freed. Whitesboro native Charles Baum, World War II veteran, was the epitome of honor, courage, valor, and fortitude. Lest the sacrifice of this hero be forgotten, a local Boy Scout is on a mission to create a lasting memorial to Mr. Baum.READ FULL Story >>
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More than sixty years ago, Charlie Baum found his world turned upside down because of events in a place most Americans had never heard of, a rocky peninsula on the island of Luzon in the Philippines, which separates the South China Sea from Manila Bay. It is called Bataan.
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