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CATEGORIES Drama, Sony Classics, Movie Marketing, Movies, CinematicalIn a shocking show of faith in the intellectual curiosity of movie audiences, Sony Pictures is promoting Capote with an online archive of New York Times articles related to the author. Among the linked articles (Sony paid for the virtual reprints) are reviews of Capote's work and a series of news stories from 1964, detailing the murders that became his most famous novel, In Cold Blood. In addition, there is a sidebar offering biographical information about the major characters in the film, from Harper Lee to long-time New Yorker editor William Shawn.
People, these are not bullet-pointed summaries of the articles - the whole, usually lengthy, articles are here, chock-full of Capote-y goodness for curious readers. I don't know what prompted this outlandish assumption by Sony that movie viewers can read and have adult-sized attention spans (Who, us?), but I'm sure not going to complain.


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24. "Pretty Paper," Roy OrbisonMonument 803 b/w "Beautiful Dreamer"
Highest chart position: #15 US (1963), #6 UK (1964)
Recorded September 1963, Nashville, TN
Trust Willie Nelson, then a successful songwriter but relatively unknown performer, to pen a Christmas classic that puts the focus on those who can't afford the basic luxuries of the season; trust the Big O, then in his monumental Monument prime, to make the sentiment seem holiday-friendly anyway. Of course, the first verse is a red herring that shuts your mind off: "Pretty paper, pretty ribbons of blue / wrap your presents to your darling from you," but we can also thank / blame that big countrypolitan sound for lulling us into complacency. Then again, when you finally do discover the message, the pretty aural paper around this package gives the song much of its ironic thrust.
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Foreign Beggars and Noisia release 'I Am Legion' LP
Foreign Beggars have teamed up with Noisia on a truly innovative 16 track album to debut their new super group, I Am Legion. Combing elements of all different genres and styles, this is one of the best well done experimental albums of our time.
The collaborative efforts going on in the world of EDM are absolutely tremendous. Working with as many people as they can to create intriguing and sometimes groundbreaking material, It seems as though everybody is trying to work with as many of their talented friends as possible. One such group at the forefront of EDM experimentation is Foreign Beggars. Working with the likes of Skrillex, Flux Pavilion, Koan Sound and many more, they've been fusing the realms of dance music and hip-hop for quite some time now. In another step forward, the two MCs have teamed up with Noisia on a truly innovative 16 track album to debut their new super group, I Am Legion.
The self titled I Am Legion LP features tracks focusing on hip-hop, dubstep/trap and even a few instrumentals that I really can't deem any genre. There is a perfect balance between the two acts and amounts to a monumental new collaboration. With tracks like "Make Those Moves" featuring a heavy breakbeat and mad bars, one can see the strides that are being taken from the usual grime style with this insane Moombahcore tune. Other tracks like "Loose On The Leaves" and "Warp Speed Thuggin" are centered more on the lyrics, but the instrumentals still kill thanks to the phenomenal production and sound design of Noisia. This album is a must have, so make sure and buy it on iTunes or Beatport!
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The Tazewell County Sheriff's Office is hoping someone will recognize a suspect in the attempted breaking and entering of the Claypool Hill Pharmacy. On the evening of Tuesday, October 23rd, deputies responded to an alarm at the pharmacy. When they arrived, officers found evidence proving someone had attempted to break into the pharmacy.
Surveillance video footage shows what appears to be a female wearing a light colored hoodie and jeans. Captain Neil Turley is asking that anyone with any information that may be helpful to the case to please contact the Detective Division of the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office at 276-988-5970. Officers with the Detective Division are continuing to evaluate evidence found at the scene and investigating vehicles that were in the area during the time of the incident.


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Laura Ingalls Wilder's books are available all over the world, but she has one story that has never been published—until now.
The autobiography of the Little House author has never been published as a literary piece. However, the South Dakota State Historical Society Press announced Laura Ingalls Wilder's personal story, Pioneer Girl, will be available to everyone next year.
"We are delighted to announce this major publishing event," SDSHS Press Director Nancy Tystad Koupal said in a news release. "The opportunity to bring such an important work to print for the first time is an indication of the high standards to which we aspire and the success that we have achieved over the past 15 years."
SDHS Press successfully negotiated the worldwide, exclusive rights to publish the autobiography in June 2013. The Little House Heritage trust, the administrators of Wilder's Estate, granted the rights to publish the book as a result of the SDSHS Press's award-winning 2007 biography, Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Writer's Life.
The new book is in development and is scheduled to be released in June 2013. Wilder's Little House books were intended for children, but according to the South Dakota State Historical Society Pioneer Girl is intended for an adult audience.
The SDSHS Press publication will be an annotated, featuring Wilder's original text and historical context. The book also features photographs and images from historical collections throughout the country.
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Operacy 2013 On The Anvil: Students Of KIAMS Gear Up For A Sensational Event
The much talked-about annual management inter collegiate event- Operacy of Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS) is back in its 2013 avatar. Spread over 3 days (19-21 October), it spans both locations of KIAMS â€" Harihar and Pun
harihar (I-Newswire) October 14, 2013 - The much talked-about annual management inter collegiate event- Operacy of Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS) is back in its 2013 avatar. Spread over 3 days (19-21 October), it spans both locations of KIAMS â€" Harihar and Pune. The kal, aaj, kal mix will see executives (with 3 years experience max), current Management Students and prospective students all will mingle in a kind of melting pot from which will emerge the best as winners! Over the years, Operacy has become known as an extravaganza for students of management and the bar is expected to be raised higher this year.
This Annual Inter Collegiate Management event has a rich history of over a decade and it has transformed from a paper writing competition to a class act. Completely student driven, it is a national business festival in many ways and a marquee event in the calendar year for management students all over the country. Little wonder then that it has generated curiosity far and wide, which has only motivated the members of teams organising the event this year to put on a show to remember.
Prachi Aggarwal, an Operacy team, �"Operacy simply means making things happen. And that's what we aim to do with the organisation as well. We are giving it everything we've got because there's a precedent for this event and we have to live up to the expectations.�?
Students of the institute are charged up for the upcoming event because it offers them a platform to showcase their talents. At the same time, they are excited about the opportunity to interact with industry experts, who are going to make their presence felt at the event. In fact, giving students first-hand experience of the real corporate life is one of the objectives of Operacy.
Nikhita Gupta, another team member for the event, says, �"This event is meant to enable you to discover yourself. It's also an opportunity to learn from the experts in the business. And you will have a lot to look forward to on that count this year.�?
There are several exciting events that have been lined up for Operacy 2013 and they are bound to hit the right note with the audience. For example, Catastrophe is a Finance competition that will test analytical abilities of participants. Inquisitor, on the other hand, is a Marketing challenge that will test the skills of participants to the limit.
Of course, the traditional Paper Writing competition, which the event started out as, has generated keen interest amongst students too. Held under the aegis of students' managerial skills this competition has the students' take on specific assignments on behalf of industry. They are offered much needed support by the faculty and it thus serves as a dynamic platform for students to learn and grow.
The Illuminati (Human Resource) and Vicissitude (Operations) other events that are being looked forward to. The stunning and sprawling canvas will also hold Ankuran, the inter-B-plan competition, that will offer an opportunity to budding entrepreneurs from different colleges to put forward their ideas and business plans. This competition, held by the E-Cell of KIAMS within the Operacy aegis, encourages students to dream big and become successful entrepreneurs. A unique aspect Ankuran is the introduction of the Jugaad Innovation concept.
Gayathri Suresh, another team member of the Operacy organizing committee, says, â€?"Come, rejoice and rejuvenate' is the mantra for our event. We want everyone to have fun, learn and feel refreshed at the end of it.â€?? That's what some of the corporate honchos are bound to feel as they relive their college moments during D?ƒ©j?ƒ Vu,. Athelin is another competition that will be held on the campus, with the objective of helping students find out whether they are industry-ready.
All the events are distributed across both locations â€" Harihar and Pune â€" in an integrated and holistic design. With these challenging competitions, strong corporate presence, enthusiastic student organisers and prizes to be won, Operacy 2013 promises to be an event that will be remembered for a long time to come.
About Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies
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For over a century now, the Kirloskar Group of Companies, one of India's lar More..gest industrial conglomerates, has been growing and enriching lives.
In 1991, KIAMS was conceived as a training institute and a knowledge hub where Kirloskar Group managers shared their learning and caught up with the latest movements and concepts n management.
In 1995, the training institute was opened to managers all other the country.
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Yantrapur Harihar - 577 602 Karnataka (India)
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Experience Antarctica in the company of Kings and Emperors!
Antarctica is the last wild, unspoiled place on earth, the largest, purest wilderness we know, the only continent that has been almost free of human contact since the beginning of time. It is a realm whose beauty is so spectacular and otherworldly that it often leaves visitors speechless.
Sailing in comfort aboard the comfortable and well-appointed Akademik Ioffe, we begin this 12-night expedition at the tip of South America. We chart a course across the Drake Passage and make our first landfall in the South Shetland Islands on our way to the Weddell Sea – the ice-choked sea made famous by the epic saga of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his men from the Imperial Trans- Antarctic Expedition. The area is part of the realm of the Emperor penguin and we wil spend a few days among the islands of the Weddell Sea's western shores in search of them. Images of massive tabular icebergs and ice-choked waters also come to mind when contemplating the Weddell Sea - all sights that we hope to see and experience over the course of our expedition cruise.
We will push for Paulet Island, home to one of the Peninsula's largest penguin rookeries, before heading south to Snow Hill Island, the base for the Heroic Age's Nordenskjold expedition and Seymour Island, where scientists are still searching for fossils of giant penguins.
Aboard a small, maneuverable ice-class expedition ship and in the company of a team of expert naturalist guides, you'll journey south to the "last continent" for an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience that may change your life forever.
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Easy ship travel, optional walks and Zodiac excursions. (Optional sea kayaking and camping)
- On this unique voyage, you cruise in search of two of the most eye-catching of all penguin species – emperors and kings
- Visit the Weddell Sea, home to adelie and emperor penguins, plus spectacular tabular icebergs
- Get up close with penguins and other wildlife on daily zodiac excursions and shore landings
- Trace the fascinating history of early polar exploration as we explore areas visited during Shackleton's legendary Endurance expedition
- Explore the Falkland Islands, home to a wealth of wildlife experiences, including rockhopper, gentoo, Magellanic and king penguins.
Duration: 13 days Start Location: Ushuaia, Argentina End Location: Ushuaia, ArgentinaDownload Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 : Ushuaia. Board ship and set sail
Board your expedition vessel and begin the journey to Antarctica with a scenic sail through the Beagle Channel.
Days 2 - 3 : Drake Passage
Spend two days crossing the Drake Passage and learning about Antarctica via the many on board lectures and presentations by Polar experts.
Day 4 : South Shetland Islands
We make our first landfall in the South Shetland Islands, a chain of islands known for their more maritime climate and abundance of wildlife. Cruise these volcanic islands in search of chinstrap penguin rookeries, southern elephant seals or the signs of exploration left on the beaches in the form of tri-pots and abandoned whaling stations. Weather permitting we hope to visit Deception Island with a goal of visiting the chinstrap penguin rookery at Bailey Head.
Days 5 - 7 : Antarctic Sound and the Weddell Sea
As we sail through the sound and into the Weddell Sea, we will see an increase in the number of large tabular icebergs and the presence of sea ice. Our goal will be to explore the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula and its offshore islands. This region is home to Adelie penguin rookeries of astonishing size.
Day 8 : Elephant Island
We set course for Elephant Island and will attempt a landing at this notoriously challenging landing site.
Days 9 - 10 : At sea
Sail to the Falklands Islands, recapping our Weddel Sea adventures and scanning the horizon for whales and other wildlife.
Day 11 : West Point & Saunders
Explore the islands of West Point and Saunders, both in the West Falklands Archipelago. West Point is known for its bustling rookeries of rockhopper penguins while Saunders Island has four species of breeding penguin including gentoo, Magellanic, rockhopper and our goal for the Falkland Island visit, the King penguin.
Day 12 : At sea
We make our way back towards Ushuaia.
Day 13 : Ushuaia
Arrive back in Ushuaia. Guests will be transported to their hotels or to the airport for return flights home.
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During these last years, as the day Ginobili will say goodbye gets closer and closer, there's been an increasing talk about many people who think he would be a good basketball coach.
The most funny part about this is that we were able to witness a bit of what could Manu do as a coach in crunch time.
So, at least I can say that I am intrigued about what Manu could do as a head coach in any basketball team.
But, what about the rest of the NBA players? Is there anybody out there that could become a good coach in a couple of years?
I've been thinking about this recently because, you know, it's off season and I really don't have anything else to do until late August, when the next term will start at my university.
One of these players I thought some time ago that could be a nice coach has become already a head coach right now. Of course, I didn't think Jason Kidd would be coaching right after he left the game, but... I still think he might do a decent job this season.
Anyway,anybody else out there would be a coach in the near future? What do you think about Steve Nash? He would probably be the second coming of D'Antoni, but he has a great BBIQ, and my guess is that he might pay more attention to defense, even though he haven't done it for his whole carrer.
Maybe, if he hires Bruce Bowen as an assistant... but I just don't see it.
Here is a short list about actual NBA players that, in my opinion, would be great NBA coaches, other that the three I have already mentioned:
- Tim Duncan: he's smart, he knows the fundamentals better than his own name and he has a strong character. He would be a damn good coach, but I don't think that's what he wants to be in the future.
- Chris Paul: I hate him, but I believe he's a really smart player.
- Marc Gasol: great talent, very smart and strong character. Fair enough.
- Pablo Prigioni: he's another really smart player, with high BBIQ. Maybe not as an NBA coach, but I think he would be a decent FIBA coach.
Now, this is a top 10 of NBA players that shouldn't be allowed to coach in ANY sport:
10) Dwyane Wade
9) Ray Allen (he's an asshole and I hate him)
8) Russell Westbrook (just because of the way he dresses, he shouldn't be allowed to enter a field)
7) J.R. Smith
6) Amar'e Stoudemire "defense? what's that?"
5) Kobe Bryant (I can see him replacing some player just to shoot the ball himself... because, you know, it's Kobe)
4) Jason Terry (same as Allen, but x10000)
3) LeBron James (something like Jordan, the best player right now, but he wouldn't be able to coach anybody)
And the last two... I don't know about this, because it's pretty close, so you pick this one for me:
Who would be the worst head coach for a NBA team: Dwight Howard or JaVale McGee????
And if you have any other player that you would add to any list, feel free to name it.


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CATEGORIES Comedy, Drama, Casting, The Weinstein Co., Newsstand, George Lucas, Weinstein Brothers, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Movies, CinematicalBecause the buzz on her work in the Pulse remake is so damn good, the Weinstein Company is in final negotiations with Kristen Bell to join the cast of Fanboys, in which she'll play a Star Wars maniac. Also in talks to become fanboys are a fleet of other TV "stars," including the incredibly annoying (but undeniably dorky) Jay Baruchel, Chris Marquette (Joan of Arcadia's Adam Rove), and Sam Huntington, who will soon be known to the world as Jimmy Olsen. Already cast in the film is some guy named Dan Fogler, who grabbed the highly-coveted role of "a hot-headed pizza boy."
Despite a largely unproven cast and an inexperienced director (Kyle Newman), the movie's plot is rather charming, albeit in a really geeky way: set in 1999, it's about a group of Star Wars worshipers who decided to honor their dying friend's last wish and take him to George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch, where they hope to see the not-yet-released The Phantom Menace in what they consider "its most optimal setting." Sort of cute, right?
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Firefox 3.5 is World's Most Popular Browser
By Marcus Yam - Source: Tom's Hardware US | 85 comments
Firefox takes over from IE7.
Do you use Firefox 3.5? You and along with most of the web, it seems.
According to statistics provided by TheNextWeb and StatCounter Global Statistics, the world's most popular browser is Firefox 3.5.
Of course, Firefox's lead is only when counting each discrete browser version as a separate entity. With all versions of Internet Explorer moved under the same category, Microsoft is still the leader.
For Mozilla supporters, however, this is still a great milestone.
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I've tried Chrome but I still like Firefox more
1masterasia , December 21, 2009 6:13 PMI like Chrome. It's still new, but has a lot of potential. It loads why faster than IE or Firefox. Although, occasionally, I run into websites that are not compatible with it.
As of right now I'm using Chrome the most, then Firefox. I only use IE to download updates.
8Upendra09 , December 21, 2009 6:19 PMwow ie6+ beats+ chrome.....sad
Good job Marcus! No spelling errors.
2shouyou , December 21, 2009 6:24 PMFirefox FTW!!
0Anonymous , December 21, 2009 6:37 PMFireFox 3.6 is even Better!
11werfu , December 21, 2009 6:39 PMJust wait they bring Firefox 3.7 with Aero glass interface. Its gonna be a kill!
5JonathanDeane , December 21, 2009 6:40 PMMy browser of choice is the very least popular lol
This makes me happy.
11Silmarunya , December 21, 2009 6:51 PMMy browser of choice finished last, as always. Why don't people like Opera? It's the second fastest browser after chrome, way ahead of FF, IE and Safari, it has a ton of nice features like mouse gestures (okay, it can be done in FF as well with add-ons) and so on.
Still, any sign that people stop using the browser that must not be named makes me happy.
-4kinggremlin , December 21, 2009 6:52 PMSpelling is OK, math is still terrible. How is 20 something percent "most of the web?" Is 100% of the web equal to 40% of some unknown quantity?
It's an apples to oranges comparison anyway. If MS forced updates on IE users like Firefox does, then it would easily have the highest used browser variant.
1pocketdrummer , December 21, 2009 7:00 PMkinggremlinSpelling is OK, math is still terrible. How is 20 something percent "most of the web?" Is 100% of the web equal to 40% of some unknown quantity?It's an apples to oranges comparison anyway. If MS forced updates on IE users like Firefox does, then it would easily have the highest used browser variant.
Considering there are 9 choices on the list, and the entry with the highest percentage, that would qualify as "most". They didn't say "more than half of the web." Besides, it's not like every user is really given a choice from the get-go. Windows comes with IE, so if you didn't already have firefox on disc, guess which browser will be used...
I'm not sure if you're trying to be the devil's advocate here, or if you're a senseless fan-boy. The most important issue to remember is that the MAJORITY of users (probably more than 50%), never try another broswer.
-3Anonymous , December 21, 2009 7:07 PMI don't buy it. I use Firefox, but not sure I believe Firefox 3.0 and 3.5 sum to 30% of the users. That seems high to me...
6Anonymous , December 21, 2009 7:10 PMI use FireFox and FireFox doesn't force anyone to update.
People who use FireFox use it by choice and they either disable the Updates Notification feature, preferring to download updates on their own. Or if they leave the Update feature enabled, FireFox Offers to update the browser and you are given the choice to go ahead or cancel update unless you configure FireFox to automatically download and install updates without asking.
FireFox gets the highest browser use because it's fast and it's historically safer than Internet Explorer.
-2jacobdrj , December 21, 2009 7:22 PMI love Firefox and the add-ons,but lately Firefox has been unstable, even without add-ons. Chrome boots much faster and is much better for my brother's netbook. I will go back to being a full-time Firefoxer when they regain the stability they used to have before Firefox 3.5.5
-4techseven , December 21, 2009 7:25 PMI use Firefox for casual browsing, but IE8 for work and "serious" jobs. If I was forced to choose, I would choose IE8.
IE is less snappy than Firefox, but has some features I need. Just wanted to throw this out there, lets see if anyone is going to have a heart attack because someones gave IE8 a good remark
Me, as a proficient PC user, couldn't care less about usage statistics, I just need to get my work done...
0milktea , December 21, 2009 7:25 PMNot to my surprise, I've been using Firefox since version 2.xx. It is a great browser. But for compatiblity reasons, I need to use IE once in a while.
-1freename , December 21, 2009 7:26 PMWhile it's great news for Firefox they can't really claim dominance. IE (all versions) has a greater share than Firefox (all versions).
Personally I prefer Firefox, but I do expect IE8 to accelerate it's uptake, especially as more businesses start to move to Windows 7.
2sunflier , December 21, 2009 7:27 PMJonathanDeaneMy browser of choice is the very least popular.
-1thearm , December 21, 2009 7:28 PMTo bad you can never really know which browser is used most.
2cookoy , December 21, 2009 7:39 PMRead a lot of good reviews on Opera. Wonder why not much people use it.


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And if you are yet to plan that Christmas lunch or Christmas eve festivity, then read on as I just discovered what could be the best pudding our family has tasted so far.
You see, Christmas pudding is not really part of our Christmas tradition. But I slowly adopted the idea a few years back as I could not resist grabbing one of those cloth covered and neatly tied puds that many shops are selling come November. It was overwhelming at times as I had no idea which to pick. I often end up making poor choices. The puds were either not moist to our satisfaction or the taste is just terrible, too fruity,too citrusy or have a bitter aftertaste. Not the conclusion you'd want for your celebration.
So I had no qualms when I was offered a chance to try out Itha's Homemade Christmas Pudding. It was "award-winning" and "gluten-free" after all. The latter being important as we often have guests who have special dietary needs, who we do not want to miss out on dessert.
Just a quick background: Itha's pudding recipe is 100 years old and inherited from her grandmother. Each pudding is handmade and boiled up to ten hours and hung to age and mature.
So how did it fare?
And the aroma was just wow. As I took the pud out from the microwave, Anya within a few seconds came out of her room to ask me what's smelling good. And so did the husband who paused playing music to find out what the fuss is about. Defintely a conversation piece.
The pudding cuts well too. I mean it wasn't hard nor too crumbly, easy to divide evenly. A 250g pud ($13) is enough to serve 4. Itha's pudding is available in varying weights up to 3kg ($99).
|The proof is in the pudding
I often doubt food that are labelled "award-winning" because everyone has different preferences and we're definitely no connoisseurs. But Itha's were to my family's satisfaction and we all agreed that it is the best pudding we've tried so far. No crumb was left behind. And that's what "winning" really means to me.
Itha's traditional pudding may costs more, but there is no doubt that the taste and quality is a lot better. It's the guarantee you need to make your Christmas meal truly yummy and your guests leaving really happy.
Itha's Christmas Pudding comes in other flavors including Triple-Choc, Macadamia & Apricot. They also have a wide range of sauces available like Vanilla Bean & Brandy Butterscotch.
Itha's Christmas Pudding comes in other flavors including Triple-Choc, Macadamia & Apricot. They also have a wide range of sauces available like Vanilla Bean & Brandy Butterscotch.


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Outdoor learning celebration at Cornish school
Our Schools Team was honoured to be invited to Lostwithiel Primary School's Outdoor Celebration day the other week.
The story started last on a dark November evening when we met with the staff and devised a partnership to encourage outdoor learning in their wonderful grounds.
Over a course of six outdoor sessions, our Schools Team set out to develop the students' literacy. All sorts of activities were specially created to encourage them to use nature as inspiration for language.
For example, a blindfolded session invited the class to draw on other senses apart from sight, adding depth and texture to the familiar world of their own playground and inspiring them to use vocabulary in new ways. Another activity focussed on making puppets from found natural materials.
We also worked with the school's mealtime assistants and staff to find ways to transform their grounds into a place where pupils can let their hair down during their free time and really play.
Transforming schools through outdoor learning
So it was a great pleasure to return to the school at the end of May and see how the character of the school grounds has completely changed; there are slides worn in the grass bank, dens hidden behind buses and evidence of all sorts of outdoor science experiments having taken place.
On an individual level staff have revealed all sorts of hidden talents and passion in taking classes outside to enjoy some creative, humorous – and downright clever – lessons.
Headteacher Carolyn Huxley says that their 'attitudes to teaching outside have metamorphosed over the year. They are now committed to delivering the curriculum outside wherever possible, working outside with their class for maths, science, art, literacy and topic work and design technology. In fact, no area of the curriculum is out of bounds.'
Not only have the pupils and the staff enjoyed their learning experiences, but the school says it has made a noticeable difference to the depth and progression of learning – showing, once again, that this outdoor learning business really does work.
If you'd like to get your school involved in outdoor learning, check out what the Eden Project Schools Team can offer – from staff development packages in your own school through to a one-day training course at the Eden Project in September.
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This article was a pleasure to read. It's great to hear about children getting outside and interacting with their environment. Do you have a case study of this or any other projects you've been involved in?
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During her long career, she has reached four Grand Slam quarterfinals, and one Grand Slam semifinal. She has won 10 WTA singles titles and 4 WTA doubles titles and has made over $5,940,000 in prize money.


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In Matthew's midrash of Isaiah's prophecy, Jesus tours all over Galilee, teaching in the synagogues, curing all kinds of diseases, and proclaiming that God's kingdom has come. The verses in Chapter 4 selected by the creators of the Revised Common Lectionary for the third Sunday after the Epiphany are the preface to Matthew 5:1 through 7:29, the great Sermon on the Mount. Jesus walks by the Sea of Galilee, and invites his disciples to leave their nets and become "fishers for people," traditionally interpreted to mean saving souls from hell. But John Dominic Crossan, points out that Jesus could have brought his message anywhere in Roman occupied Judea. Why Galilee? Why Capernaum?read more
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Ted Talks- Oxford. Weeks from the Charter for Compassion launch, Karen Armstrong looks at religion's role in the 21st century: Will its dogmas divide us? Or will it unite us for common good? She reviews the catalysts that can drive the world's faiths to rediscover the Golden Rule.read more
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The popular press loves to highlight instances of abuse. It sells newspapers. And we may be encouraged to imagine that abuse is so widespread that it has become the norm. Hence a beguiling theory. If we can be led to believe that people in poverty are essentially the authors of their own misfortune and that the solution rests in their own hands, then we can cheerfully leave them to it and not worry unduly about their plight.read more
A supersessionist view of the Christian covenant might have made some little sense in a mythic worldview, but never made any moral sense. The time has long since come for Christians to drop such an arrogant claim. It has contributed to extraordinary suffering and eroded any moral authority we might think we have. In that sense, it never made any just sense of the work of God we've come to know in Jesus Christ.read more
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Watch our full interview with Jane Goodall and Vandana Shiva at the recent International Women's Earth and Climate Initiative Summit, where they discussed their decades of work devoted to protecting nature and saving future generations from the dangers of climate change. A renowned primatologist, Goodall is best known for her groundbreaking work with chimpanzees and baboons. An environmental leader, feminist and thinker, Shiva is the author of many books, including "Making Peace with the Earth: Beyond Resource, Land and Food Wars" and "Earth Democracy: Justice, Sustainability, and Peace."read more


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Highlight the real problemJuly 14,2014I find it both interesting and ironic concerning your July 12 editorial in which you highlight your own and that of the western worlds dismay over Egypts and Myanmars imprisonment of journalists. You state that both countries embrace democracies but find it impossible to reconcile their embrace of democracy with their actions against the press.
What is interesting and ironic is the Heralds editorial boards concern over governments using their power to interfere with the rights of its citizens and a free press but you seem to find no fault in our present government using its power through the IRS Agency to intimidate those citizens who counterbalance the views of the Obama Administration. Where is the outrage in the liberal press to a government willing to intimidate its own citizens and what it could mean in striking at the very heart of our Constitution and the freedom of citizens to voice opposing viewpoints?
You conclude that political leaders too often have their own agenda. That does not justify allowing our own government to use its power adversely in dealing with its citizens. If we, as citizens, cannot rely on the fourth estate to help protect us by bringing pressure on the government to stop its abuses, it is a sad day indeed. The IRS abuse has more to do with the principal attack on the very things we believe in and less on the politics involved. You can editorialize on policy differences, but you cannot ignore government overreach. And so I ask, will the Herald please do its job and protect us from government overreach and start to highlight the clear abuses associated with the IRS?
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Ruben Sierra: A lot of things could have happened when Sierra came to the plate with two on and one out on the eighth, but Sierra delivered the best-case scenario of all for the Yankees. His three-run home run tied up what seemed to be a game heading in the Twins' direction.
Mariano Rivera: Turned in a Mariano Rivera-type outing, which is the highest praise you can give to a reliever.
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This is a collab that took a rediculously long time for no good reason. But anyway, it's here. This is a collaberative effort from people across the globe, amassing to create some a piece of flash animation to accompany the booty shakingly splendid Hip Hop Glados song by Oggy-cheese. We managed to get it on the Portal before it became it fell into the ever present black hole of the flashes that are supposed to be released but aren't. Enjoy!
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p.p.s. Please can ya'll submit this to the Portal collection? That would be splendid, and would make my cheeks go all warm and fuzzy :3 Thanks
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Man!The Menu was sooo cool :)
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sorry... not good, 4 for the effort (+2 for the menu that was al'right, but still a trace bitmap)
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To me it was too slow and repetitve.
Nothing really happened, and all the jokes were the same.
To me the idea of portals opens up a wide variety of comedic oppotunities. Not just slipping, and getting stuck an infinate fall.
The song was decent. And I like that it was made just for the collab.
Overall, just a sub-par collab though
Rated 4 / 5 stars January 2, 2009
song is not my favorite, but the collab was good had a good laugh or two out of it.
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Pretty much everyone here is right. Avoid at all costs unless you want to work really really hard for a C and mess up your GPA.
She's rude and does not care about students. Very disorganized. Does not know how to teach although she's smart at tax . Mason should have fired her a long time ago. Avoid her by all means !!!
Prof. Magro is the best taxation teacher out there but she expects a lot maybe even too much, but you learn a lot in her class. Read the book, work out the class problems and the group problems and you will be fine. The project is time consuming but it is worth while. I really enjoyed this class believe it or not. Good luck.
Magro class is very time consuming. The exams were hard. It's hard to get A, but it's not impossible to pass. You will do well if you read the text book before class and practice with the group problems. This is a hardest C I have ever had. Highly recommend Magro if you want to learn.
Well, I was smart and dropped early & there is a group project.(?) I had a impression of her as rude/ and out to prove herself smart by failing you BAD! It is a hard subject as it - don't make it harder on yourself - seriously- from class one: "I am going to give you hell - for your own good" - just bad mojo!!!
You won't pass this class. Don't even both er trying.
This professor is bright, but nobody will argue that teaching isn't for her. I don't think she was meant 2 b a teacher. Textbook is useless and has 2 many details if u decide 2 read all chanpters. Her slides were a joke, u'll get to see them.. She doesn't reply to emails and answers ur questions only if u ask them face to face. b prepared
Highly unrecommended! I just needed this class to graduate and still failed me. She gets students to stay in her class by promising a curve, yet she gives you like 8 points. Unless you want to work really hard for a C, don't take her..its not worth it..don't waste your time or money.
Read all comments. It says it all. She purposely enjoys making exams impossible to fail students. I slept with this book studying, woke up studying.
Keep away from her!! You don't trust a student who took the class 3 times? Go ahead and take this class with her. Come back after you fail miserably and rate her... see ya.
She has no idea how to teach. Her exams are from mars. They are not even close to what a CPA exam looks like. She just gets this satisfaction from making students life miserable. WE ARE FREAKING ACCOUNTING STUDENTS NOT TAX STUDENTS. SOMEONE NEEDS TO TELL HER THAT. you can tell that she used to get picked on in school. NO MAGRO.
Her purpose in life was to fail as many accounting students as possible. I feel that most professors want to take anger out on the students and fail as many as possible, to show how smart they are. Thanks Magro for making my life miserable.
Magro is one of the best professor at Mason. She makes you study and study hard. Suffer to learn but makes sure you learn. Iagree that after taking the first exam I thought that I will fail this class. I had two options gave it my level best or give up. I took my chances and gave it the best shot--->"A" I have at the end...cont...
Yeah I agree " no more Magro" I feel what you said. She also told us if we surrvived the first two test the final is easy. Every one will get A and B Yeah. I hate Magro's class, stay away or you will suffer. Yes, no more tax and no more Magro.
I hate this beach. I did good on my tests and my final today. knowing I am passing her class so I warn you all not to take her class. I pass because I pretend to come to her office hours. I also stayed for extra classes. It was nightmare, Yeah no more Magro. BTW she cureves big.
I am an A student in all accounting courses i took. Extremly hard class this one. Seems imposible to graduate when take see the exams. An unbeleiveable way of treating students who are planing to graduate; If they wana make something hard on us, they should do that in early accounting classes so we dont scrow up our job offers lined up.
You feel like you learn a lot from her class hey you can't do well in her test. Good or no good professor? That is the question.
Anne is a good professor, but her first test is too hard. Hope that her future tests will be more reasonable.
I just want to leave a fair comment that we took her exams in tax class for summer with Zadeh. I got a feel for what everybody was talking about, and yup, they were not lying, she gives unfair exams. NO MATTER HOW MUCH TIME YOU SPEND STUDYING, IT IS NOT WORTH IT.
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Naturally lighten your hair with Chamomile, Honey & Lemon...
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sorry to hear it didnt work out for you~~~but i havent tried the Nars Sheer Glow, but i have heard good things about it~~~i suggest you read the blog post or watch youtube video to do a bit more reasearch b4 you buy it~~~ReplyDelete
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awww it didnt work out??? i want really excited to finish reading ur post to find out that it worked!! =[ but its ok.. maybe theres more options out there.. it would be great if u find out another way because im sure lots of people would love to go all nautrale with hair dyes specially since they would wanna avoid the stinkiness from the ammonia ><
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Haha well if you are using honey and chamomile to lighten your hair it is unreasonable to expect instant results. It is supposed to lighten slowly after multiple treatments. The fail happened because I stupidly mixed conditioner with lemon juice so the mixture totally separated LOLReplyDelete
But yeah I definitely will be continuing the all natural hair lightening experiment :D
Omg this sounds great! Definitely would like to try -- it seems really safe :) Please follow up with another blog when you do start seeing results :) I'm your new follower <3ReplyDelete
i have a blonde panel in my hair, i'm naturally dark brown. I only had to bleach it once to get it light but I have issues with keeping it really light as it seems to go more of a honey colour after a few washes. i think i'll try lemon juice to lighten it a touch rather than re bleach as i'm so paranoid of making my hair dry! :(ReplyDelete
now a follower of your blog :)
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it's been a month now... did it work?ReplyDelete
This takes some time and you need to do it over and over again combining it with letting your hair dry in the sun though I would not use lemon. I used to do it with chamomile in my pre-teen era :)ReplyDelete
Beer works as well, soak your hair and sunbathe. Just make sure there are no pets/bugs around because you will become an open bar :D
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2012 at 8:49 AM
Cinnamon works as well; I'm lightening my black hair with a mix of 1 cup conditioner and two tbsp cinnamon and again, it's a slow process because the amount of peroxide in cinnamon is low. You can add honey in there too, but it's messier. The conditioner/cinnamon mix wasn't too messy; I slathered my hair up, put a plastic bag over my head and slept with it in overnight and outside of a bit of itchiness on my scalp from the exposure to the cinnamon for so long, my hair definitely has a lighter, redder sheen the next day. I'm going to have to do this multiple times to see any really big results, but my hair smells and feels so good that that's not a problem ;) Try taking out the lemon juice (it doesn't do anything for your hair unless it's already light) and adding cinnamon in instead.ReplyDelete
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Being known as a place for foreign trade could bring in more manufacturing businesses to the Black Hills, but it may not be realistic right now. That's why Rapid City Mayor Sam Kooiker and other community leaders requested a task force to investigate the feasibility of obtaining a Foreign Trade Zone status in the Black Hills.
The task force, made up of member of the Rapid City Economic Development Partnership, found no feasibility in creating a Foreign Trade Zone. The task force found that it would cost a minimum of $175,000 annually for the position.
However, task force member, Ben Snow told the Rapid City Council Monday night that the city should look into bringing in a customs and border protection agent. "Many local companies with aircrafts at Rapid City Regional Airport would benefit from having local clearance services. Combining this, with our regional tourism industry, we feel like it's a logical next step to continue looking."
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6:44am Friday 27th June 2014 in News
Theatre and bicycles combine this evening for a free outdoor production in Saltaire.
Bike Story is a one-hour feast of tales of city streets and rural rides, getting lost and Sunday trips, of the school run and the rusty bike - and will bring back memories of breaking down, pulling up, riding in packs, riding alone, first and last bike.
The family-friendly production, in Roberts Park from 6pm, starts and finishes its journey in York.
Bike Story is part of Bradford-based 509 Arts' ongoing exploration into the meaning of objects in the modern world.
For more details, visit www.bikestory.org.uk.
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Are the Saints the best team in the NFL?
With the exciting season this year, as they have been a juggernaut on offense, which is pretty standard for the New Orleans Saints organization since Sean Payton arrived in 2006, they have characteristically been a top 5 offense in the league. But they haven't had a defense that has allowed less than 20 ppg since the 2010 season, when they got shocked by the Seahawks. This season, behind defensive coordinator, Rob Ryan, they have been amazing, especially with their underrated excellent pass coverage. Taking teams to another level of desperation when trying to put points on the board. So why do I think the Saints are the best team in the NFL this year? Because they have the complete package from top to bottom, they are 2nd in scoring. They play a nasty, physical defense, as they give up only 18/ppg. They have an obviously elite QB, who can make no name players relevant. And make good players great. The game plan they have now is potent and powerful, with a tight defense, and an overpowering offense, which is essentially the same style they played so well with the Super Bowl season.


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South Shields MP Emma Lewell-Buck has hit back at the "boring Tory boys" after they mocked her North-East accent.
Mrs Lewell-Buck said that Conservative party members who are claimed to have mocked her accent don't bother her – because it means they have nothing else to criticise her for.
The town's new MP also welcomed the support she received in the Gazette yesterday, from constituents over the row which has broken out over claims by Durham North West MP Pat Glass, that Tory MPs target female opposition members.
Mrs Lewell-Buck said: "It is annoying sometimes, but I never let it silence me. I just think 'grow up'.
"I feel sorry for them really, because I think if that's all you have to say about me, then I must be doing a good job.
Fellow Labour MP Mrs Glass said that abuse in the "Gladatorial" atmosphere at Westminster is worse for female MPs with strong accents, and likened Mrs Lewell-Buck's to that of fellow South Shields native, comedian Sarah Millican.
She said: "I know Emma has a lovely strong accent, but they have really gone for her in the chamber over that," she said.
"She has that Sarah Millican accent and they shout at her because of it.
"There are big differences between my accent and hers, but generally, if you are a woman, they target you and if you have a northern accent, they go for you."
Mrs Lewell-Buck, who grew up in a family of shipyard workers, and was a social worker before gaining her seat in Parliament, said: "I want my constituents to hear and see someone who looks and sounds like them.
"I want them to understand what I am saying, because I am in House representing them.
"I don't care if the posh boys in the Tory party don't understand me.
"They do, sometimes, get themselves over-excited and shout things, but I just think it's not like they're going to launch themselves across the commons and punch me."
She added: "I've always said that to be an effective MP you have to talk to your constituents, that's a huge part of the job.
"I'm always out and about talking to them, and use the information they give me when I'm in the House of Commons representing them.
"For me, the most nerve-wracking thing is that people put me there, and I don't ever want people to think that they put me there and I have let them down."
Mrs Glass said it was not just older Tory MPs who were guilty of barracking Labour women.
She said: "What I found is if a woman gets to speak, particularly women with an accent, then there is orchestrated barracking.
"You don't get to see it on television because the camera is fixed on the person who is speaking and not on the orchestrated response.
"I get the impression they think women who are Northerners should not be there."
Mrs Lewell-Buck, added: "It doesn't really surprise me that people in South Shields have been supportive about my accent.
"So far, I haven't had anyone say 'you have let us down,' or 'we didn't like what you said'.
"In the main, a lot of people have been really supportive."


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Bart Osborne is heading into the his 10th season as the head coach of the Union College baseball program. He took over the helm in July of 2003, making him the seventh person to hold the post since the sport was reinstated at the school in 1974.
Osborne has compiled a 380-152 record during his first ninenseasons at Union, which included a trio of 48-win seasons in 2006, 2008 and 2011 to set the program record for wins in a season. In fact, after a 31-win season in his inaugural campaign in 2004, the Bulldogs have reeled off five consecutive 40-plus win seasons. In addition, the Bulldogs have posted a 152-52 record in Appalachian Athletic Conference play under Osborne and won the 2006 Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament as well as the regular-season championships in 2010 and 2011.
Union reached new heights in 2007 as it won the NAIA Region XII Tournament for the first time in program history and hosted the South Central Super Regional. In 2008, Osborne took the Bulldogs even further as Union won its second NAIA Region XII championship in a row and won the NAIA South Central Super Regional to advance to the Avista-NAIA World Series for the first time in program history.
The Bulldogs went 1-2 at the 2008 NAIA World Series to place fifth.
In 2009, Union posted a 44-12 overall record and advanced to the NAIA Baseball National Championship Opening Round. The Bulldogs also participated in the NAIA Baseball National Championship Opening Round in 2010 and 2011.
During his tenure, Osborne has produced one NAIA First Team All-American and 13 NAIA All-American Honorable Mentions, 15 NAIA Region XII All-Region Team players, 30 First Team All-Conference selections, the 2006 Appalachian Athletic Conference Player and Freshman of the Year and the Appalachian Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2005, 2008, 2010 and 2011. In addition, Union had a player named the NAIA Player of the Week once in 2006 and a pitcher named the NAIA Pitcher of the Week twice in 2005. The Bulldogs have placed 36 players on the Academic All-Conference Team and seven have been named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Under Osborne, Union has also had two player to be drafted in the MLB First-Year Player Draft while several other Bulldogs played professionally.
Prior to coming to Union, Osborne spent the past six years as an assistant coach at Murray State University. While there, Murray State made postseason tournament appearances every season and won the 2003 Ohio Valley Conference tournament championship. In addition, Murray State has produced 19 All-Conference team members, broken 16 offensive school records and raised it conference winning percentage from 39 percent to 51 percent.
Before coaching at Murray State, Osborne spent three seasons at Southeast Missouri State University as an assistant, was the head coach at Kirby High (Tenn.) School for two years and served as a graduate assistant at Delta State (Miss.) University for two seasons.
He received his Bachelor's degree from Middle Tennessee State University and his Master's from Delta State. Osborne played at Roane State (Tenn.) Community College, helping it win the state championship in 1987 and was the team captain in 1988.
Osborne is married, and he and his wife, Julie, have two daughters - Addison and Leanna, and a son - R.J.
Daniel Furuto is in his first season on the Union baseball coach staff.
Prior to coming to Union, Furuto was a volunteer assistant at NCAA Division I Campbell (N.C.) University during the 2011 and 2012 season, serving under head coach Greg Goff. Furuto played for Goff at NCAA Division II University of Montevallo (Ala.). At Campbell, Furuto coached outfielders and assisted with hitting. He was heavily involved with daily operations, was the camp coordinator, and in charge of field maintenance. In 2012, the team finished 41-18 breaking the school record for wins and was just shy of breaking the NCAA record for biggest turnaround from the 2011 record of 17-38. He coached one all-American and four all- conference players, including Michael Felton who led the NCAA in hits in 2012 while also breaking the Big South Conference record.
Furuto spent the summer of 2012 as the heead coach for the Lima Locos in the Great Lakes Collegiate League. He spent two summers as an assistant coach in 2009, 2010. As the head coach, he led the team to a 24-15 record including a tie for the regular-season championship and a semi-finals appearance. In 2010 as the associate Head Coach, the Locos team went 18-21. In the summer of 2009, Furuto coached a Locos team that finished 28-8 and were regular-season champions with a berth in the GLCL playoffs. He has coached 10 players in Lima that have gone on to play professional baseball. He spent the summer of 2007 playing for the Locos as an outfielder leading them to a regular season championship and 26 wins. He was named second team All-GLSCL after hitting .295 and leading the league with 5 HRs.
Furuto played collegiately at the Montevallo. He was a four-year starter and twice named all-conference. In 2006, he led his team to a South Central Regional Championship by being named MVP, a 43-18 record, World Series semifinal, and a No. 3 final ranking. In 2007, Montevallo lost in South Central Region championship but broke the school record for wins with a 47-17 record. Overall, he was 162-82 as a starter in his four-year career and holds several school records. He graduated in the spring of 2008 with a B.A. in mathematics.
Furuto is a native of Birmingham, Ala.
Jonathan Riddle is in his first season as a member of the Union baseball coaching staff.
Riddle was a five-year member of the Bulldogs as a catcher. For his career, he batted .292 with five doubles and 34 RBs. He threw out a total of 17 would-be base stealers and had a career fielding percentage of .984.
In addition, Riddle was a member of three Union teams which advanced to the NAIA National Championship Opening Round.
Riddle is native of Eighty Eight, Ky.


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February 3, 2014
Who Will be the Next China?
Samuel Rines, The National Interest
The Associated Press
China posted astounding growth rates both before and after the Great Recession. But now its GDP growth numbers are decelerating, and the days of 10 percent growth are over. Slowing is different than ceasing to contribute, however, and China should continue to contribute more than any other country to global growth.
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Same old vikings every year. We cant get a break and to lose twice to these guys hurts real bad. The pack wanted it more i guess but still we just cant win big games. I am so sick of this same crap every year where we start out hot and finish cold and barely make the playoffs or miss the playoffs. :cry:982be7163de23b12be0039fa7de5b166
Yeah...The way our D is playing is unbelievable... I'm starting to feel bad for the offensive guys, like Culpepper, Moss and Burleson etc, good talents wasted by putting them in hopeless situations. By the time our D does improve, they'll be too old or retiring.da441406927a7aa8c47d42e2a95977b4
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Atlanta went from a horrible D to a pretty good D in one year. All it takes is a housecleaning of both coaches and players, and an owner willing to spend some of that excess cap money. Too bad Red is a cheap bastard.[b:6191debc1d]it ain t easy being cheesy[/b:6191debc1d]
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Yeah...The way our D is playing is unbelievable... I'm starting to feel bad for the offensive guys, like Culpepper, Moss and Burleson etc, good talents wasted by putting them in hopeless situations. By the time our D does improve, they'll be too old or retiring.
Yea us packer fans feel good about beating our biggest rivalry but it was that close that u guys could have won too.
to be honest if they met a third time in the playoffs I am not sure who would win but I am sure it will be a field goal if that happens.
I feel your misery because I know how I would have felt if the tables were turned.
Neither team has a even a mediocre defense so its hard to get excited about championship aspirations when your teams defense gets shredded every week.
defense?? and you felt sorry for the offense omg dude what game were youw atching?? moss, robinson and burlson in the last quarter were jogging not running and they were not even trying to catch a ball...every now and then burlson would but that was it...and moss would only run when he knew that he was going to get passed to..but im sorry if this upsets anyone here but i still say the vikes would be not only division champs but be over atlanta for #2 seed if only they did NOT have randy moss but someone that will play 110 percent of every play and every down...proud fan of the SB XLI champions.
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Texas Tech Football's historic season will most likely land them in the Cotton Bowl on January 2nd.
The Big 12 went through five of their seven scenarios to break the three-way tie between Tech, UT and OU. It all came down to the BCS Rankings. The Sooners are #2, the Longhorns are #3, and the Red Raiders are #7. That means Oklahoma will play Missouri for the Big 12 Championship in Kansas City on December 6th.
Most of the people we spoke with Monday say a play-off system would be fairer, but some say Oklahoma stepped up their game and deserves to be in the championship. "We've had an awesome season, and we get gypped out of it," Texas Tech University Student Ashley Shenefelt said.
A lot of Tech fans had their fingers crossed, hoping the Red Raiders would make it all the way. "I am sad that we're not there, but what hurt us in the long run was getting beat so late in the season," Texas Tech University Student Garrett Holder said.
A hard loss to Oklahoma ended the Big 12 championship dream, but now many question the rankings that put Tech behind Texas. "We beat them, yet we're lower? That just doesn't make sense," Shenefelt said.
They also question Oklahoma placed ahead of Texas. "We don't really like it, but I think since we're third, at least UT and OU should play heads-up," Texas Tech University Student Robert Eschenburg said.
"It comes down to the tie breakers. Had it been two teams tied, it would go head to head, so Tech and Texas, Texas Tech would have got it, but since it's three-way, there's no head to head, and it goes down to the BCS Rankings," NewsChannel 11 Sports Director Pete Christy said.
"I'm glad they're (Oklahoma) above Texas. I guess they deserve to be above us since they beat us by that large margin. Personally, I feel that since Oklahoma got beat by Texas, they turned into a different football team, and I really think the best if not the second best team in the country. So, I think they deserve where they're at," Holder said.
"I think it would be better to be a play-off system. Do it with a play-off system and at least you know without a doubt whose number one," Eschenburg said.
"To me, you've got to have a play-off. You throw everybody in because every team is going to have a bad day, and Tech had their bad day against Oklahoma," Christy said.
"I guess, more than likely, we'll end up in the Cotton Bowl, and I've already got tickets. So, I'm excited about that," Holder said.
A Cotton Bowl appearance is not definite. If Missouri beats Oklahoma they take the top spot, Oklahoma would probably sneak into the BCS, Texas would probably go to the Cotton Bowl, and Texas Tech would slip to the Holiday Bowl. Count on NewsChannel 11 Sports to keep you updated.
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The new CEO sent out her first memo to employees on Wednesday - her second day on the job - reassuring them that they are doing "important work" and urging them not to stop.
Kara Swisher at AllThingsD obtained a copy of the memo (clearly she hasn't lost all her sources at the company.)
Here's the key paragraph from the memo:
The company has been through a lot of change in the past few months, leaving many open questions around strategy and how to move forward. I am sensitive to this. While I have some ideas, I need to develop a more informed perspective before making strategy or direction changes. In the meantime, please do not stop. You are doing important work. Please don't stop. If you have questions or concerns about whether to continue or not, please ask. However, with the exception of a few things that might heavily constrain us in the future, the answer is most likely: "Yes, keep moving."


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The 28th Bomb Wing will resume flying local B-1 training missions on a very limited basis, starting today, Wednesday.
"Flying will be very limited, focusing on a small number of crews required for the 37th Bomb Squadron to maintain a minimum force in combat readiness," said Col. Kevin Kennedy, 28th Bomb Wing commander. "This minimum force represents only a portion of the total Air Force support requirements expected by combatant commanders."
Unless additional funds become available, Ellsworth airmen will fly this limited program through the end of the fiscal year. The current allotment of flying hours represents a small percentage of the flying time required to keep the entire 37th BS combat mission ready. This partial resumption of 28th BW flying is part of a larger Air Combat Command decision to return select combat Air Force units to combat mission ready status.
The 37th BS, which is resuming limited flying operations, returned recently from a six-month deployment to Southwest Asia. The 34th Bomb Squadron, currently deployed to Southwest Asia, will continue to fly combat missions in support of ongoing operations until their scheduled return to South Dakota this summer.
The 432nd Attack Squadron (MQ-9 Reaper) also continues to fly combat missions in support of ongoing operations.
Reaction from South Dakota's Republican Senator John Thune was quick. He says he is pleased that the Air Force understands the critical need for B-1 combat training.
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Hot Glazed Veal
21/2-tablespoons orange marmalade
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
1/2 tablespoon Dijon mustard
Olive oil spray
2 6-ounce veal scaloppini
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1 tablespoon sliced scallions
Mix marmalade with horseradish and mustard. Set aside. Heat a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat and spray with olive oil. Add the veal and sauté 2 minutes. Turn, sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste and sauté 2 minutes. Remove from the skillet to two dinner plates. Add the marmalade mixture to the skillet and sauté about 1 minute to melt the marmalade. Spoon sauce over the veal. Makes 2 servings.
Per serving: 269 calories (16 percent from fat), 4.6 g fat (1.1 g saturated, 2.1 g monounsaturated), 132 mg cholesterol, 36.6 g protein, 19.2 g carbohydrates, 0.5 g fiber, 180 mg sodium.


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"HASSAN, CHOP!"No. 35 on the "50 Greatest Cartoons" list, "Ali Baba Bunny" is a 1957 Merrie Melodies short (directed by Chuck Jones) involving Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as they wind up inside the cave from "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" after taking a Wrong Turn at Albuquerque. Daffy's greed gets the best of him when he sees the cave's treasure, and lands him in hot water with the cave's guard, Hassan. Bugs does his best to extricate Daffy from his troubles, despite Daffy's continual backstabbing attempts to seize all the treasure for himself.It has also earned a position on The 100 Greatest Looney Tunes list.
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The Phoenix Group was incorporated, 1991, in the state of Indiana and is composed of a consortium of companies and services in the supply chain industry. Redbird Medical was incorporated in 2012 to capitalize on the core competencies that The Phoenix Group provides to its current customers, and deliver the same expertise to the life science and health care industry.
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Gary Sherman is President of Redbird Medical, LLC and its affiliate company The Phoenix Group.
Gary has spent his entire professional career helping to build The Phoenix Group into one of the most respected logistics companies in the area. Under his guidance The Phoenix Group has grown from a local provider to become a national and international provider of supply chain services.
Gary brings his vast array of skills, including sales, manufacturing, logistics, and quality management, to the Redbird team. He received a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Most recently Ken was the COO of WoundVision, a start-up medical technology company, that used predictive modeling, and risk assessment software supported by thermal imaging for early wound detection. Prior to his time with WoundVision, Ken was the Executive Vice President of Operations for EHOB, Inc., a medical products company that manufactures and distributes pressure relief devices for the acute, long-term, and homecare markets. Under Ken's direction EHOB became one of the most respected small companies in Indiana. In 2009 EHOB was recognized as one of the top 25 Best Small Companies to work for in Indianapolis, and as one of the top 50 businesses to watch in Indiana.
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