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For many people judging the best and worst looks of Oscar night is almost like a sport, especially for fashion consultants in Nashville.After nearly a decade covering the Oscars for the New York Post, Libby Callaway, now a consultant to several local designers and boutiques, enjoyed the show from her home in east Nashville."I think it's really interesting to study because it's so political," said Callaway."Knowing all the back-biting and the payoffs that are going on behind the scenes makes it all the more fun for me."She joined fashion and lifestyle consultant and blogger Judson Aikens and Nashville's News 2's Lauren Murphy to discuss the hits and misses of the night.Callaway gave the worst dressed award to Selma Hayek."It looked like what the trashy prom queen would've worn to my prom in 1987," Callaway said of the black and gold dress worn by Alexander McQueen.Aikens's least favorite and Callaway's favorite, was Anne Hathaway's Prada gown, which he described as a pink apron."I think it was just a really poor choice for her," said Aikens. "I'd hoped for so much. She's so beautiful and all eyes were on her for this event." Callaway wholeheartedly disagreed, calling it one of her favorite looks of the night."I really think it was a direct reference to Audrey Hepburn." She stopped short of giving Hathaway the best-dressed distinction, instead saying that award belonged to Jennifer Hudson."I thought she looked totally appropriate and confident and sophisticated."Judson gives the gold to George Clooney's girlfriend, Stacy Keibler."I love the juxtaposition of the deco pattern with these industrial modern elements used to craft it."Read more on Judson Aiken's fashion blog.
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Digital Agenda Assembly in BrusselsSubmitted Thursday, June 16, 2011 - 22:08
Almost 2000 people are taking part in the Digital Agenda Assembly in Brussels organised by the European Commission on 16-17 June. Sally Reynolds from ATiT facilitated the workshop on 'Mainstreaming e-Learning in education and training' which took place on 16 June and which identified successful eLearning policies, drivers, opportunities and expectations.
Outputs from this workshop contribute to a set of priorities and actions encouraging Member States to innovate in their education and training through adopting and integrating e-Learning into teaching and training. They also include recommendations to the Commission on how to support the Member States in this endeavour. This workshop represents the "kick-off" of the Digital Agenda action 68.
First MEDEA Training Workshop on AnimationSubmitted Wednesday, June 1, 2011 - 12:41
On Tuesday 31st of May and Thursday 2 June 2011 the first 2-day MEDEA2020 workshop took place alongside the annual EdTech conference organised by the Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA). This conference took place in Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT).
This workshop on animation took place over 2 days. The first part, aimed at beginners, provided an overview of different animation techniques and included hands-on practice with different tools. Topics covered getting started with animation as a way of engaging learners, different types of animation for example 2D, 3D. The session continued with hands on sessions with different software tools (Flash and Animate) for the creation of animation. Participants carried out the first steps in creating an animated movie, and explored in that way the principles of animation.
Winning examples of animation from the MEDEA Awards were presented by Deborah Arnold from Videoscop Universite Nancy2 (France) and invited guest Yannick Mahé from CNDP (France) who is the director of award winning educational media Evolution of LIfe. Demonstrations and presentations were followed by discussions with all participants.
The second part of the workshop, aimed at more advanced users, took place as part of the EdTech programme on 2 June. On that day, examples and explanations on the use of animation in a pedagogical context were discussed: how was it produced and what is the impact on learning. How can animation motivate and stimulate the learner and aid understanding of complex abstract concepts. Also on the second day, there was a hands on session on the creation of scenarios that continued where the first day ended based on the scenarios created during day 1 from an educational and media production perspective. The workshop showed the participants clearly the first steps in the development of a short animated movie plus discussions.
The tutors on this workshop were Deborah Arnold from Videoscop, France; Yannick Mahé, from CNDP in France, Philip Penny from IADT, Ireland and Mathy Vanbuel, ATiT, Belgium. Altogether 30 participants attended the workshop over part or whole of the two days.
The next MEDEA workshop will take place in Poland in July and will cover the topic of Webinars. More information soon on this site and on the MEDEA Awards site.
Investigating Innovative Virtual Schools and CollegesSubmitted Sunday, January 16, 2011 - 19:53
A new research project to investigate Virtual School and College Provision called VISCED has just been launched with the support of the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme.
Partners in the VISCED project including ATiT are making an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major 'e-mature' secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This includes a systematic review at international and national levels as well as a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work will be analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives. This initiative is open to researchers and policy-makers, all outputs will be published on the VISCED wiki.
Training workshop at the LGA PhilippinesSubmitted Friday, July 23, 2010 - 17:11
During a one week visit to the Philippines, Mathy Vanbuel assisted the Local Government Academy (LGA) of the Philippines in their process of evolution towards the implementation of learning, knowledge brokering/connection, knowledge exchange, and innovation technologies in their capacity building strategy. The visit consisted of a three day intensive training workshop on e-moderation, content conversion and videoconferencing, which took place at the LGA Training Centre in Los Banos. A visit to the LGA Resource Centre in Region 7 in Cebu concluded this week.
RURALeNTER partners discuss progress of project and user needs analysisSubmitted Monday, June 21, 2010 - 16:34
ATiT staff recently met in Spain with partners of RURALeNTER, a project funded by the European Commission under the Lifelong Learning Programme. "RUeNTER", as it is also known, is analysing the needs regarding public services and ICT services of citizens of four rural areas in Austria, Greece, Romania and Spain. The identified user needs will be addressed through training workshops taking place in the first half of 2011 and a supporting online portal with training support materials and social network functionalities.
During this second partner meeting, which took place on the sunny and beautiful premises of the University of Barcelona Spain, all partners discussed their progress and planning for the next stage of the project. ATiT is the leader of the Quality Assurance and Evaluation workpackage and we presented our evaluation methodology during this meeting which includes a peer review process of the project's deliverables and the deployment of several online questionnaires to receive feedback from different RUeNTER actors throughout the project.
To find out more about the project, visit the project website. If you would like to receive the project's six-monthly online newsletter, please send us an e-mail with your details.
Getting to Grips with Rural Citizens' ICT NeedsSubmitted Thursday, May 6, 2010 - 00:00
RURALeNTER is an initiative which will review the types of ICT services available in rural communities in Greece, Austria, Romania and Spain with a view to finding out just how much rural citizens know about the value such services can have.
It will also develop and deliver a generic training curriculum in these countries focusing on how to prepare rural adults to use and exploit ICT services, by means of blended learning models.
This initiative is partially supported under the Lifelong Learning Programme and will create a set of policy recommendations to policy makers and regional authorities about the ways in which rural citizens can take advantage of ICT services. ATiT staff are involved in the evauation of this initiative. Find out more from the RURALeNTER website.
Tokyo Development Learning Centre Phase 1 AssessmentSubmitted Friday, April 9, 2010 - 17:18
The Government of Japan and the World Bank are equal partners in the 'Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) Project', founded in 2004 with as its main objectives: (i) to establish TDLC as an important part of Global Development Learning Network (GDLN) in the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region; (ii) to provide access to Japanese knowledge and expertise in development, to Asia and internationally; and (iii) to contribute to the development and sustainability of GDLN in EAP by taking a leadership role in programs, operations, or technology.
The current phase of the Project ends in June 2010. In order to document the major achievements, outcomes and impact of the TDLC Project, to ensure the accountability of the Project to its stakeholders, and to provide a sound basis for the future of TDLC, an external and independent assessment is put in place, which focuses on key features and functions of TDLC. The assessment tries to answer to what degree TDLC Project has achieved its current goals, to what extent it has operated effectively and efficiently, and what its impact has been until today. Mathy Vanbuel, ATiT is based in Tokyo for most of April to participate in the assessment.

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Raceday: Your guide to Sundays GEICO 400
Saturday, Sep. 14, 2013
Not only did Martin Truex Jr. lose his spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup this past weekend, but he also found out his wrist injury is more serious than first believed.
I broke my wrist at Bristol. I found out this week that I have two broken bones in there, not just one, which makes things even more difficult, said Truex said.
Since breaking his wrist nearly three weeks ago, Truex has been utilizing a cast on his wrist fitted to allow him to drive. Although difficult, he had finished third and seventh in the past two races.
We dont have a time machine, we cant turn back the clocks and change things, we cant do things over we have to live with what we have, he said. Were
17th in points and we have to try to rebound and make the best of our season we can make of it.
Toyota to get new look Tundra in 2014: Toyota earlier this week unveiled a new look for its Tundra entry in the NASCAR Truck Series for 2014. The new model truck features a blunt, redesigned nose and features greater brand identity than its predecessor.
Kyle Busch Motorsports, as well as two of our other teams, ThorSport and Red Horse Racing, theyve all helped build the first prototype race truck, said Les Unger, national motorsports manager for Toyota.
The Tundra, as well as the other manufacturer models in 2014, will no longer utilize braces on the front splitter.
Kyle Busch wins, fans win: Kyle Buschs sponsor in the Cup series, M&Ms, announced this week it will give away 1 million free bags of M&Ms should Busch win the 2013 championship.
We couldnt think of a better way to rally around Kyle throughout the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, as well as celebrate a potential championship than by giving away 1 million free bags of M&Ms, said Roy Benin, chief consumer officer at Mars Chocolate North America.
Jeb Burton to make Nationwide start: NASCAR Truck series rookie Jeb Burton will make his Nationwide Series debut next Saturday at Kentucky Speedway, driving the No. 34 Chevrolet for Turner Scott Motorsports.
Three things to watch
1. Brad Keselowski kicked of his run to a championship a year ago with a victory at Chicagoland. His Penske Racing teammate, Joey Logano, is in the Chase for the first time and starting on the pole.
2. After a weeks worth of controversy, if any of the hard feelings over who did or did not make the Chase and why spill over into the race on Sunday.
3. Justin Allgaier will make his third Cup start of the season, driving the No. 51 Chevrolet for Phoenix Racing.
• Two investigations, a handful of press conferences and a mandatory meeting with teams later, NASCAR has tried a variety of ways to try to fix what happened in last Saturday nights Sprint Cup race at Richmond, Va. There still remains a lot of resentment and anger from fans and even those within the sport. A large part of the reason is this: This entire controversy began by taking a second look at a spin by one driver Clint Bowyer and that driver can still win the series championship this season. Nobody blinks an eye at Bowyers spin with seven laps remaining last Saturday night and this past week and all the bad feelings that came with it never unfolds as it did. There is something inherently unfair about that.
• The chorus has grown steadily over the last week from fans and some in the media seeking to blame the Chase format for the team orders controversy in which NASCAR now finds engulfed. Strange, but all of the arguments being made this week against the Chase were made 10 years ago when the format was first unveiled but dismissed then. If one lesson is learned this week, I hope its this: Ideas, issues, wrecks, etc. should all be investigated thoroughly before snap judgments or pronouncements of their effect are made.
• Because of the technical alliance between Furniture Row Racing and Richard Childress Racing, drivers Kurt Busch (FRR) and Kevin Harvick (RCR) will be competing in the Chase this season with help from each other. That offers an interesting prelude to next season when both drivers will be teammates at Stewart-Haas Racing.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, IN (WAVE) - Jeffersonville's former city controller claims
she was fired because she "didn't have the Mayor's back."
Monica Harmon said she wanted to set the record straight after
Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore abruptly fired her from her post as city
controller and financial director in early March.
In an email to some of her former city coworkers days after she was let go,
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with State Board of Accounts and save the city money. I made every effort to
comply with city ordinances, state and federal laws and just good business
ethics. At times this ran contrary to the desired objectives of the
administration. It is because I stood my ground that I apparently did not have
the Mayor's support and those close to him who would see me as a problem for
his hoped for continued political success."
City Attorney Les Merkley said Mayor Moore wouldn't comment on the email
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Harmon's dismissal had nothing to do with an investigation into Mayor Moore's
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Moore denied wrongdoing and was cleared by the Jeffersonville City Council in
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Lincoln County officials say a Milwaukee area man was reunited with his family. They say two Merrill residents reported following a car near Highway 51, noting how poorly the man was driving.
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Hey Guys! ... I'm Not saying that theres anything wrong with the current logo Tomahawk Nation has, but what do you guys think about letting the fans have a shot to create a new logo for TN? Fans would create a logo, and the best ones would be narrowed down, selected (by the guys who run the site) and voted on by the fans/readers to takeover as the new official logo for Tomahawk Nation.
As I said - nothing wrong with the current logo, but I think there are probably a lot of creative fans out there who could come up with something real nice that would be better than what we have now. I checked out most of the blog sites from SBNation (The Father site to Tomahawk Nation), and I didn't see one logo with the schools official logo/character/font, and I am therefore assuming that SBNation doesn't allow anything official - but in my opinion, that makes the contest that much more interesting. Once again, No offense against the current logo (or whoever created it), but I think we can do better, while at the same time having some fun with this thing. After checking out some other teams' SBNation blog sites, I think we can come up with something real creative to make our logo at TN stand out.
What do you guys think (the readers) ?
And, what do you guys - The Guys who run the site - think about it ?
After the Jump (I always wanted to type that) I have attached some
logos from other blog sites which hail from our father site, SBNation.
Alot of these guys get creative and have some pretty good ones. I have posted some neat logos from some well known programs, along with some from our rivals....
Miami's SBNation Blog site is called 'The 7th Floor'
UF has Aligator Army
Thee Ohio State University calls their site 'The Buckeye Battle Cry'
The Defending Champs' blog site calls itself 'Roll 'Bama Roll'
LSU has an interesting one, as they call their site 'And The Valley Shook'
And I'll end with one of my favorite logos - I think NC State takes the cake with their site 'Backing The Pack'
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Accidental infant deaths are up 37 percent in South Carolina and the state Department of Health and Environmental Control is reminding parents to follow recommended sleep practices to prevent them.
"The infant mortality rate in South Carolina saw a slight increase from 7.4 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2011 to 7.6 deaths in 2012, due in part to a substantial increase in sleep-related accidents," said Dr. Lisa Waddell, deputy director of Preventive Health Services at DHEC. "Most of these accidents can be prevented with safe sleep practices."
New data released Wednesday by DHEC shows the number of infant deaths caused by accidents increased by 36.7 percent. 41 kids died by accident in 2012, compared to 30 accidental deaths reported in 2011.
Suffocation and strangulation in bed accounted for nearly all of these accidents, rising from 21 deaths in 2011 to 39 in 2012.
However, the number of children who died from sudden infant death syndrome dropped from 45 in 2011 to 22 in 2012. And the number of infants who died from maternal complications of pregnancy dropped from 29 to 22.
Dr. Waddell said one of the best ways to prevent sleep related deaths is by following the A,B,C's of Safe Sleep – leave your baby Alone on their Back in their Crib. She also recommends never smoking around your baby, as second-hand smoke can contribute to sudden, unexplained infant death.
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Meta Content Framework (MCF) was a specification of a content format for structuring metadata about web sites and other data. MCF was developed by Ramanathan V. Guha at Apple Computer between 1995 and 1997. When the research project was discontinued, Guha left Apple for Netscape, where he adapted MCF to use XML and created the first version of the Resource Description Framework (RDF).
One application utilizing MCF was HotSauce, also developed by Guha while at Apple. It generated a 3D visualization of a web site's table of contents, based on MCF descriptions.
External links[edit]
- MCF Tutorial (using XML syntax)
- Innovators of the Net: R.V. Guha and RDF — Interview by Marc Andreessen with Guha, touching on MCF
- Guha MCF site
- The metacontent concept
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By Hannah Steen
This year, the Williamson County Brown Santa is entertaining residents of Georgetown and the surrounding areas with 'Nightmare on Jail Hill', a haunted house held in the old jail on the corner of 4th and Main Street.
'Nightmare on Jail Hill' ran last weekend, October 19-20, and will be open again tonight and tomorrow from 7 pm to 11 pm. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $5 for children 9-12.
"I was absolutely terrified," first-year Elissa Graham said. "It was like nothing I've ever been through before, and was so unique, but completely and utterly horrifying."
All proceeds of the event will go to Brown Santa and help to provide books, toys, and other items of the holiday season for underprivileged families with children outside the geographical city limits of any town or city in Williamson County. Brown Santa is a registered corporation in the state of Texas and is operated under the direction of the Brown Santa Board of Directors and granted a non-profit tax exemption.
According to Brown Santa's website, their mission statement reads: 'Brown Santa provides low income or poverty stricken families with children from age 0 to 17 with toys, books, and other items needed to make Christmas merrier and to positively impact families that without our assistance, will not have what others in the world often take for granted.'
Children under the age of eight may not participate and children twelve and under must be accompanied by an adult. The jail is not handicap-accessible, and the tour will require climbing stairs and walking for approximately 20 minutes. Refreshments will be on sale as well.
If a haunted jail isn't enough Halloween spirit for students, there will also be an opportunity to participate in the 'Boo Run' in San Gabriel Park tomorrow from 3-6 pm. Registration begins at 3:00, and the 'Boo Run' includes a 5K and fun run with a costume contest as well as a raffle and entertainment by Roland Waits. Benefits will go to the Exceptional Georgetown Alliance.
Students who would like more information, event details, registration can visit: www.exceptionalgeorgetown.org.


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I wish to share my opinion on a few things I feel like sharing with anyone who wants to read. This wont be a stat cruncher or anything like that but just my opinion on Miami's QB's, RB's and other things.
First let me share my thoughts on Tannenhill. He is the first QB that Miami has drafted in the first round since Dan the Man. That may put a lot of pressure on him but in reality this was expected to be a growing season for him. I was never a believer in Ryan. What I mean is I didn't think he should have been a first round draft pick. Im usually spot on when it comes to QB's, what I mean is I can usually speculate correctly which QB's are over hyped and which ones will be good. I thought Luck would be good but has exceeded my expectations in how well he has played( Though watching this NE game, he doesn't look as good so maybe defenses are adjusting to him). RG3 is looking great and I believe both him and Luck will go on to be great QB's. I believe in the Miami game that Luck, while throwing for a lot of yards, did not do the most important thing a QB is suppose to do, SCORE. For all those yards they got on our defense they did not put up a lot of points.
Now on to Tannenhill. He did great in college, especially in a very high scoring offense, but I did not believe he was a 1st round pick. I think Miami was forced to pick him up due to the fact we really needed a QB and he would have been gone by our next pick. So I understand the move and I know there was basically no way of trading up to get the other two QB's. I assumed we would basically be starting Moore since he looked more than adequate for the position, then maybe start next year. I always thought he had the accuracy, toughness, versatility, but his decision making had to be worked on. I still believe in this and another downside is that he does not go through his progressions. He has a tendency to look at one receiver and wait and sometimes goes to his second read, Watch Luck and you will see he reads the receivers routes, compares this to what the defense is doing and knows which receiver is where and how to put the ball in a good place for his team. I know Ryan is not Luck but I would rather have a QB who can predict where to put the ball. Ryan throws interceptions almost exclusively when he holds onto the ball to long watching one receiver then throwing it. This lets the opponents get a lot of time to read him and easily predict the throw that will be coming. I counted at least 4 different instances where there were wide open receivers in Buffalo's game and that is just what I could see watching it live on TV. He is a rookie though and honestly I have been happy with his performances. I believe with the right coaching he can become a great QB for our team. He is mobile enough to move and has the smarts to get much better mentally. I understand our line hasn't been giving him the best protection but I have seen the same problems during games he got good protection so I believe it is something he has to work on.
What I want to see from his this year is a comeback win where he drives us down the field under huge pressure and wins us the game. I also want to see him looking off defenders and making his reads quicker, and throwing the ball where the receiver will be instead of waiting for him to stop, by the end of the year. Please note that he doesn't always stare down one receiver but he does it on a lot of plays. That will make me feel much better about him. Overall though I am surprised by how good he has been. Think about this, he was a WR but then switched to a QB and played two years in that position. I do not know all his numbers but I do know he ran a very efficient offense in scoring so that says a lot about him. Of the three QB's mentioned I believe he has the most room to make improvement and this fact makes me happy.
I guess I should mention the Wide Receivers. I have thought since the beginning of the year that we have no good receivers for Ryan to throw to. That interception where he threw a deep pass to Bess was actually a great pass but Bess never made a play on the ball. If that had been somebody like Brandon Marshall the ball would have been caught because it was placed nicely. We have no deep threat at all which makes passing a lot harder. Hartline doesn't do much good as our number 1. Every team had different ways of using there Wide Receivers but basically a great number 1 has to be able to get deep and make a threat. Whether because of his size, speed, or combination of both, this will always keep the defense honest. If the opposing team plays one on one against our number 1, Ryan should be able to know he can throw the ball that way and we can get chunks of yards at a time. I am not knocking Bess or Hartline, Bess makes a great slot receiver and we have to use him on the outside negating his strengths. I do like Hartline but he is not a good outside receiver. We have others but none really contribute at all. I understand why we got rid of Marshall and didn't keep Chad but in doing that we have made it much tougher for our Receivers to keep the defense honest in defending us.
I believe once defenses saw if they stopped the run they could just drop into coverage and not worry about our receivers challenging them at all. If we can not pick up a great receiver in free agency this off season, then I believe we should use our first pick on a big receiver in the draft because this will benefit Ryan the most on offense and help us score more points. In reality we need two outside receivers but I think we have bigger problems to address than getting two receivers early in the draft( I will save that for another post because the areas I believe are a problem might surprise a lot of fans).
I will make remarks on the Offensive line and running backs in this paragraph since one relates heavily to the other. Tony Sparano wasn't the best coach but our o-line always played decently for the most part. For three games in a row our line has played poorly in not only pass blocking, but also run blocking. Our backs are constantly getting tackled in the backfield and at the line of scrimmage, our line cant get to the second level anymore, and some lineman are missing blocks completely. Bush can not even get to the outside without being challenged by two players, no running up the inside exists since no holes are getting open. I believe part of it is because we have no threat at the receiver position so the opposing defenses are starting to focus on the run which makes sense. Bush still has a lot in the tank as shown in the Indy game but neither him or Thomas have any chance behind this line.
The pass blocking has been non existent lately too and Ryan has barely two seconds to get the ball off. He is getting pressure way to much from four men rushes which is ridiculous. I think a lot of it is we changed our scheme this year and our players aren't taking to it very well. I think we will need a new O line coach next year in less they play great CONSISTENTLY for the rest of the year.
I still have a lot to say about our defense, one of the main things being about the mistake of getting rid of Davis and I have the proof for this next post. I am happy with this team and if we can get four more wins I will be happy with this year. Next post will be about the defense and my opinion on this coaching staff. I know this was a long post but whether you agree or disagree I always enjoy reading other fans opinions on how I feel about this team. So in till next time my fellow FIN FANS, PEACE OUT.


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Most of us are taught from childhood to respect and obey the law. On the whole, Americans are law-abiding people. This is only fitting for a nation that was built on the principles of law. Remember, at our core, this is supposed to be a "nation of laws, not men." This is one reason that our Founding Fathers bequeathed us a republic and not a democracy.
Unfortunately, it has been over one hundred years since America's teachers (both secular and sacred) have taught the principles of Natural Law. This has created a vast ignorance that has blinded people (especially Christian people it seems) from being able to properly understand, evaluate, and judge the law.
Our Lord plainly said, "The Sabbath (law) was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath (law)." (Mark 2:27 KJV) This was stated in response to the criticism and judgmentalism of the Pharisees against Jesus and His disciples, who had picked and eaten corn on the Sabbath Day.
During that same discussion, Jesus reminded the Pharisees that David and his men ate bread from the Table of Shewbread in the Temple, which was a violation of the Mosaic Law. (Others had been slain by Jehovah for a careless, cavalier attitude toward the Sabbath and the Temple.) He reminded them of the priests who sacrificed animals on the Sabbath Day, which was considered by many to be a violation of Sabbath law. Jesus healed on the Sabbath Day, which the Pharisees and legalists of the time judged to be unlawful.
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Date of birth: October 12, 1951
Place of birth: Cape Town, South Africa
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In 1971, Little moved to the United States to pursue a career on the LPGA Tour. She tied for fifth at the Lady Carling Open as an amateur, then turned pro. Her first full year on the LPGA was 1972, but her first victory didn't come until 1976 when she holed a 75-foot bunker shot on the 72nd hole to win the Ladies Masters at Moss Creek.
Her most productive years were 1979-82, when she won 12 of her 15 career LPGA titles, including her first major at the 1980 LPGA Championship. Starting in 1979 and running through 1982, Little won three, two, three and four tournaments, respectively.
Little's best season was 1982, with those four victories, plus two runners-up and three thirds, with 17 Top 10 finishes total. She finished third on the money list, her best showing.
And two of her four wins in 1982 came in playoffs over Hall of Famers; she defeated Kathy Whitworth and Ayako Okamoto in those two playoff wins.
Things were going great for Little; she was piling up Top 10 finishes and winning several times a year. Then, in 1983, she missed most of the season after abdominal surgery and arthroscopic knee surgery.
Little won only once more on the LPGA after that injury year. But at least it was another major, the 1988 du Maurier Classic.
Little came close to a third major, losing an 18-hole playoff to Jane Geddes at the 1986 U.S. Women's Open. She also won the 1982 Nabisco Dinah Shore, just one year before that event was elevated to major championship status.
Little had more surgery in 1990, but kept playing; her last full season of play was 2000, and she made a handful of Tour appearances through 2005.
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Kennedy Mweene was the clear man of the match on Friday, as he made two massive game-changing plays for Zambia. The Copper Bullets' goalkeeper came up with a massive penalty save, then later converted the game-tying penalty on the other end for his side, as they drew Nigeria 1-1.
Mweene's brilliant save on John Obi Mikel, following Davis Nkausa's foul on Ahmed Musa, came in the first half and send the teams into the break level at 0-0. In the 57th minute, Mikel made up for his earlier miss by dispossessing Rainford Kalaba, then slotting a brilliant through ball into the box for Emmanuel Emenike. He finished comfortably, giving the Super Eagles a 1-0 lead.
Zambia were given a bit of a soft penalty in the 85th minute, when Emmanuel Mayuka had his shirt pulled in the penalty area. Mweene, who had never scored for his country previously, must have impressed manager Hervé Renard with his penalty-taking skills in training, as he surprisingly stepped up to the spot. The keeper placed his shot into the roof of the net, equalizing for his side and sending them level with Nigeria on top of the group, on two points.
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A shipload of colonists is crossing the void from Earth to Alpha Centauri. It's a 300-year trip, and 17-year-old Amy, one of the 100 frozen passengers, is awakened long before their scheduled arrival. Lauren Ambrose imbues Amy with all the passion of a headstrong, independent leader who faces down incredible challenges as she adjusts to a new world full of strange people and values. Ambrose's pacing and timing are outstanding. Carlos Santos is less exciting in his portrayal of the only other teen on the ship, the expedition's next leader. But he's a child of the controlled culture of the ship, so Santos's understated performance works. The narrative has heroine and hero alternating chapters, a story structure that works well. M.C. (c) AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine
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In this debut novel, a classic theme from science fiction is combined with teen romance, and the result is emotionally riveting, if not scientifically convincing The chapters switch back and forth between the points of view of two characters, a young man and woman The two narrators, Lauren Ambrose and Carlos Santos, sound precisely as one imagines the characters to be The plot involves a generational starship in which humankind lives and copes with the problem of sub-light travel, which takes hundreds of years between each star There's mystery, history, and social commentary And teen angst all over the place What a mix! DRW (c) AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine


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The Baltimore Ravens announced that Ray Lewis won't be available to play against the New York Giants on Sunday after not being moved to the active roster.
Lewis and the Ravens were hoping he could return at some point before the end of the regular season and be available for the playoffs. The linebacker had practiced the last few weeks in an attempt to return.
Baltimore has gone 4-4 since Lewis suffered the triceps tear in a win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6. The following week, the Ravens had their worst defensive performance, allowing 43 points in a loss to the Houston Texans. In its current three-game losing streak, Baltimore has given up more than 30 points in consecutive contests.
The Ravens defensive unit hasn't been at full strength all year with the absence of Terrell Suggs for the first six games. Suggs returned the week after Lewis was sidelined.
Prior to his injury, the 38-year-old Lewis recorded 57 tackles, one sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in his 17th season.


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Last year, the preponderance of empty storefronts along Southwest Highway One resident sent us photos of 23 empty storefronts on Southwest Highway between Ridgeland Avenue and 95th Street alone.
We went back last week and there is still a hell of a lot of empty spaces. We're not ready to give up on Southwest Highway just yet and believe that its best years still lie ahead.
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If one was to compare music to high school and bands to students then Comeback Kid is the hyperactive overachiever that isn't quite made from the same material as everyone else. The band takes an unconventional approach to hardcore music and has toured worldwide, garnering international attention and with signs of slowing down any time soon. In the past two years alone, Comeback Kid has been to almost every continent, touring Canada, the US, Australia, Southeast Asia, Japan, Europe, New Zealand, Iceland and numerous other areas. The boys are grateful for the experience that touring has given them.
"If it wasn't for music we wouldn't have been able to have these opportunities to travel and experience all these different cultures that normally you'd always dream about," says guitarist Jeremy Hiebert. "The average person probably has one or two crazy travels in their lifetime, but we've been very lucky and fortunate to be able to experience all these different cultures and play for kids around the world that for some reason know our music."
Though fans wait patiently for a new studio album, Comeback Kid seems to remain keen on touring internationally. They do, however, hope to adhere to fan's wishes eventually. The band does have a reason for the wait though: writing is a big process for them. In perspective, for a band that has been around for as long as they have, they have gained a lot of attention internationally despite only releasing three albums. Many attribute this success to the thoroughness the band takes when creating their albums and their extensive promotion.
"We're not sure when its going to happen, but I would really like to think that next year we should have something out," Hiebert explains. "Right now, we're really just focused on this project [touring] and we don't want to bog ourselves down with too much all at once. Within the next month or two though we're probably going to sit down and see where we are with writing. If we don't have the material we're not going to force it out. We're not going to release another album until we have that material and we're actually happy with it. There are too many bands that put out records just to put out records. Those kinds of bands just fall flat on their face."
Since starting in 2002, the band has experienced both changes in members and a shift in musical style. They have strayed away from their raw roots that they were founded upon, and their most recent album, Broadcasting. . ., features a much more layered sound, though the band insists the two changes have nothing to do with each other.
"Kyle [Profeta], Andrew [Neufeld] and I do all the writing," Hiebert says. "We have been since the beginning. I don't think we set out to make a darker or more layered record. Those things just kind of happen within songwriting. As time passes, we're listening to different kinds of music, or different styles or whatever, things influence you."


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SANDY, UT (KSTU/FOX) - A former Canyons School District bus driver, already charged with sexually molesting one 5-year-old girl, was charged Monday with molesting another 5-year-old girl.
John Martin Carrell, 61, was charged with more than 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and one count of attempted aggravated sexual abuse of a child, all first-degree felonies.
According to District Attorney Sim Gill, the parents of a second alleged victim came forward and said they believed their daughter, who is autistic, was also abused while on the bus. They said she was acting out in an abnormal manner.
"They were able to bring some tapes in the last while that involved this bus driver and this child, and based on what was observed there, these charges were filed," Gill said.
Canyons School District spokesman Jeff Haney said he provided Sandy police unedited footage from the bus that captured all activity for the past three months.
Carrell is being held at the Salt Lake County Jail in lieu of a total of $5 million, cash-only bail.
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Intellectualism denotes the use, development, and exercise of the intellect; the practice of being an intellectual; and the Life of the Mind.[1][2] In the field of philosophy, "intellectualism" occasionally is synonymous with "rationalism", that is, knowledge mostly derived from reason and ratiocination.[3][4] Socially, "intellectualism" negatively connotes: single-mindedness of purpose ("too much attention to thinking") and emotional coldness ("the absence of affection
Ancient moral intellectualism
In the view of Socrates (469–399 BC), intellectualism allows that "one will do what is right or best just as soon as one truly understands what is right or best"; that virtue is a purely intellectual matter, since virtue and knowledge are cerebral relatives, which a person accrues and improves with dedication to reason.[6] So defined, Socratic intellectualism became a key philosophic doctrine of Stoicism. The apparent, problematic consequences of this view are "Socratic paradoxes", such as the view that there is no weakness of will — that no one knowingly does, or seeks to do, evil (moral wrong); that anyone who does, or seeks to do, moral wrong does so involuntarily; and that virtue is knowledge, that there are not many virtues, but that all virtues are one.
Contemporary philosophers dispute that Socrates's conceptions of knowing truth, and of ethical conduct, can be equated with modern, post–Cartesian conceptions of knowledge and of rational intellectualism.[7] As such, Michel Foucault demonstrated, with detailed historical study, that in Classical Antiquity (800 BC – AD 1000), "knowing the truth" is akin to "spiritual knowledge", in the contemporarily understanding of the concept. Hence, without exclusively concerning the rational intellect, spiritual knowledge is integral to the broader principle of "caring for the self".
Typically, such care of the self involved specific ascetic exercises meant to ensure that not only was knowledge of truth memorized, but learned, and then integrated to the self, in the course of transforming oneself into a good person. Therefore, to understand truth meant "intellectual knowledge" requiring one's integration to the (universal) truth, and authentically living it in one's speech, heart, and conduct. Achieving that difficult task required continual care of the self, but also meant being someone who embodies truth, and so can readily practice the Classical-era rhetorical device of parrhesia: "to speak candidly, and to ask forgiveness for so speaking"; and, by extension, practice the moral obligation to speak the truth for the common good, even at personal risk.[8] This ancient, Socratic moral philosophic perspective contradicts the contemporary understanding of truth and knowledge as rational undertakings.


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"There is no indication that any certificates were issued fraudulently, however, these weak keys have allowed some of the certificates to be compromised," Bryant said. The compromised certificates could allow an attacker to impersonate the legitimate owner thus making the user believe they are trusting a website or signed software that was created for malicious use, he added.
Google is blocking serial numbers that correspond to the 22 certificates. As a larger measure, it plans to block the Digicert certificate by Tuesday, the date also decided upon by Entrust.
There is no evidence that the Digicert Malaysia certificate authorities have been compromised, Entrust said.
Close to 300,000 unique IP addresses from Iran requested access to google.com using a rogue certificate issued by Dutch CA DigiNotar, according to a report released in September by security firm, Fox-IT. A total of 531 digital certificates were issued for domains that included google.com, the CIA, and Israel's Mossad, after a security breach.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A main thoroughfare to downtown is getting a facelift. Hermitage Avenue will soon boast a new streetscape with sidewalks and greenery, as part of the Rolling Mill Hill project.
The redevelopment of Rolling Mill Hill is part of a larger rebirth of Rutledge Hill, one of Nashville's first suburban neighborhoods.
The goal is to bring real community feel to the so-called "in town neighborhood."
The Metro Development and Housing Agency is responsible for the project that will improve infrastructure and sidewalks from Lindsley Avenue to the Korean Veterans Bridge.
Old utility poles will be replaced with underground electrical and water systems, in addition to a pedestrian-friendly streetscape.
Businesses will soon fill the old trolley barns, high end apartments have replaced the old General Hospital and more affordable, workforce housing is just down the road.
Work has been completed along the east side of Hermitage Avenue but will continue on the west side until the fall.
In the meantime, it's a bit of a traffic headache.
"It's interfered with quite a bit of our business," said Doug Moody, a cook at the popular Hermitage Cafe. "The parking is a lot harder."
Prior to construction, customers were able to drive right off the road and into a parking pace. Now, they have to make their way through a gap in the concrete barriers.
A spokesperson for the Metro Development and Housing Agency told Nashville's News 2 they are working diligently to keep businesses along Hermitage Avenue informed on the project and making sure there is access to all businesses.
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Ok so let's move past the fact that 99% of the board can't stand either the Pens or Caps. I hate the Pens with all my heart. I can handle the Caps because Ovie is (to me) the best player in the world. But let's look at the bigger picture here: this show was flat out awesome. (For those who haven't seen the show and are planning to, I'll try to limit the spoilers.)
I've never seen a show go behind the scenes in hockey. That's the real selling point for me here. It's like you're a member of the team. Hearing the guys in the locker room is awesome. Hearing the contrast between the successes of the Pen and the hardships of the Caps is priceless. It's great to see how the guys support the fighters in the room during the intermission. Really shows the camaraderie the game is about.
Hearing the guys chirp on-ice is awesome. Hearing them exchange pleasantries after a fight is really cool. This is a look at hockey we've never gotten before. A show like this could really take hockey players, normally of quiet, reserved obcsurity, into more of a spotlight among fans. ("Hey, these guys are pretty cool, after all!")
I do want to address the Pens segments, because it is a part of the show after all. Honestly, if you can get past the fact that they are enemy number 1 for us, it's really entertaining. As much as I hate Max talbot, he provides a good amount of entertainment. Their team seems very tightly-knit. Akin to what I assume the Wings are like. Getting a look at the pranks they pull in practice and at the hotel is great. To me, the plane ride was pretty cool to see, too. It's not just guys being quiet and sleeping. They're having fun all the time. Basically, doing things we all would love to be doing when on the job.
I like that HBO presented a pretty good amount of game footage, mic'd up players and coaches included. This brings me to my final selling point for this post: I want to see the NHL partner with HBO to bring us entire games produced in this fashion - up close, uncensored, and (most importantly to me) without commentators. This would be the kind of broadcast hardcore hockey fans live for, and the kind that might draw fringe viewers to become regular fans. Think of a "Game of the Week" on HBO. Just once to start. Sure, the NHL would probably feature the better, more marketable teams to begin with, but maybe another alternative would be to have each team featured in one game. That way, fans of each team get a real personal look at their squad.
So what exactly would I want to see from this broadcast? List is pretty short and simple, actually. No commentators, mic'd up players, standard broadcast angles plus maybe a few new ones, cameras and mic's in the locker rooms pre- and post-game, as well as in the intermissions, and maybe one rinkside reporter to get some questions to the coach in the intermission. The crowd and arena PA announcer could be mic'd up too to add some character.
But that's a ways off. The fact is that will probably never happen. So I'm going to DVR every episode of this show and replay it whenever I want. It's that good. I watched "Hard Knocks" and this blows it out of the water. Maybe it's the fact that I'm a hockey nut, but it doesn't get much better than this. Kudos to HBO for producing a great show, kudos to the NHL for OK'ing the idea. Even after the first episode, the one thing I'm bummed about is that there are only 3 more episodes. But maybe this is a stepping stone to bigger and better things for the NHL and HBO. Just maybe.


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Emily Dickinson
A Coffin—is a Small Domain
A Coffin—is a small Domain,
Yet able to contain
A Citizen of Paradise
In it diminished Plane.
A Grave—is a restricted Breadth—
Yet ampler than the Sun—
And all the Seas He populates
And Lands He looks upon
To Him who on its small Repose
Bestows a single Friend—
Circumference without Relief—
Or Estimate—or End—
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.......nicely written and so true....enjoyed... (Report) Reply
Valentin Savin (12/9/2013 12:32:00 PM)
Something incredible. Such imagination and what a way of thinking. (Report) Reply
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Dickson is one of the finest poets of her own times.have you noticed how short some of her poems seem to be yet with a very deep meaning? I enjoy her poetry because of its simplicity.. (Report) Reply
Paul Anthony (12/7/2012 7:24:00 PM)
A simple poignant poem, beautiful. Deeper than it seems (Report) Reply
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A coffin is a last traveled car where soul could not exist... (Report) Reply
Paul Brookes (12/7/2012 3:36:00 AM)
I love this poem. I didn't used to like Dickinson I used to think she was deranged but have com to appreciate her wry sense of the world. (Report) Reply
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Let those who would carp at a very fine poem do so. There's much to praise in Dickinson's neat and concise little poem. If only some of the coomments posted on this site were half as concise and near as neat, we could praise circumference without relief! (Report) Reply
Bodhi U (12/7/2011 8:30:00 AM)
poem on par with any religious or spiritual verses (Report) Reply
Juan Olivarez (12/7/2011 8:29:00 AM)
Straw says he likes Dickinson, yet in another review he called her 'insane.' And what is wrong with a theological poem? Obviously if you disregard all poems because of this quality you will eliminate most of the worlds great work. My conclusion, Straw gas no idea what he is doing or says. (Report) Reply
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There's a pattern in all of her poetry.. ^_^..pfufufu.nice da ta (Report) Reply
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Sums up a lot, does; nt it? awesome and yet very melancholic. (Report) Reply
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I like Dickinson, yet this is such a 'theological' poem that I simply cannot enjoy it. My view is that a poem which exists in order to celebrate or put forward ideas is secondary poetry. (Report) Reply
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I'm doing a project on Emily Dickinson for my 11th grade American Literature class, and i need to find a poem by Miss Emily Dickinson and then analyze it, i chose this poem, but i don't really understand it, so if anybody could please explain it to me and help me to better understand it, i would be extremely grateful. (Report) Reply
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Never in life did I see
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People and pills in your day
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I feel bad. I try not to be overly negative as a fan, in fact, I do my best to be positive. But recently, I've been a little down. I'm headed up to State College this weekend, and I still get fired up like I'm ten. I thought I'd share one of my favorite stories about Penn State. This one was urban legend for a long time, but was confirmed in M.G. Missanelli's book, "A Perfect Season".
Everybody remembers Pete Gifttopoulos' interception, but lost to the sands of time is the fact that after the play about seven seconds remained. The game was over, Paterno was lifted on to the shoulders of his players, he promptly freaked, because the game technically wasn't over. Miami, realizing the game was over didn't want to come back out on to the field, rather, they wanted to go home.
As the teams came out on to the field for the final snap, offensive lineman Steve Wisniewski surveyed the Miami defensive line, Jerome Brown et al. and said the following;
"Look at them, look at how pathetic they are, we beat them, they are done".
Can you imagine anything cooler than that feeling in your entire life? All their bluster, and all their talent, at the end of it they were pathetic. Beaten. It was one game, more then 20 years ago, but it in so many ways it was the first game of the modern era of college football.
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"The Presidency and Local Media: Local Newspaper Coverage of President George W. Bush," Presidential Studies Quarterly 38 (December 2008): 606-627, w/ Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha.
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