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Fourth Grade Homeschool Curriculum
Calvert's Fourth Grade Homeschool Curriculum is exciting as students compose original compositions. The Reading curriculum relies on classic children's literature and poetry, with lessons designed to increase comprehension, appreciation, and analysis.
Calvert is now offering two choices for Math: Our classic Calvert Math introduces students to statistics and prime numbers this year. In Math in Focus, students find the symmetry and rotational symmetry of shapes as well as create and identify tessellations.
Foundations of Science and Technology
The Science program covers life science and physical science units such as electricity and magnetism. In integrated technology lessons, students learn to use spreadsheets and create tables, charts, and graphs, skills that will be applied in the general curriculum.
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Bob Brown steps down as Sea Shepherd chairman
Former Australian Greens leader has stood down as chairman of anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd.
Bob Brown to lead Sea Shepherd
Andrew Darby The former Greens leader will be at the helm of this season's Antarctic campaign against Japanese whalers.
Bob Brown lauds next generation
Andrew Darby Bob Brown has underscored his shift from Greens leader to environmental father-figure with the awarding of a series of eponymous prizes to young leaders in the movement.
Bob Brown refused entry to Rwanda
Kristian Silva Former federal Greens leader Bob Brown has been banned from entering Rwanda, after the African nation's government cited 'contradictory messages' in his visa application.
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Lacking maturity and experience: Greens Leader Bob Brown's candid assessment of Kevin Rudd.
Bob Brown: what I really think of RuddClick to play video
Lacking maturity and experience: Green's leader Bob Brown's verdict on the PM.
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Bob Brown, the leader of the Greens, declares a 'Greenslide' at the federal election, after they won around 12 per cent of the primary vote.
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Greens leader Bob Brown explains why he thinks the allies Afghanistan strategy is wrong.
Great ideas needed to fulfil Gough Whitlam's vision
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A life in fiction; how the publishing industry is faring
Sonia Harford With the GFC, tighter advances and that pesky e-publishing issue it's not all lazy days and easy living for authors or their publishers reports Sonia Harford.
Saving the environment through the back door
, The eventual repeal of the carbon tax on Thursday, after the delay and confusion caused by Clive Palmer and his senators, was a badly needed win for the government.
UNESCO rejects 'feeble' Abbott government bid to wind back protection of Tasmanian forests
Andrew Darby World Heritage Committee took just seven minutes to summarily dismiss the Abbott government's bid to wind back protection from Tasmanian forests.
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Activitists on tail of fleeing Japanese whaling ship
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Sea Shepherd 'vindicated' after court upholds whaling ban
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Anti-whaling skipper poses problem over arrest notice
Andrew Darby A DIPLOMATIC headache is developing for the federal government as ground is laid for the wanted Sea Shepherd leader, Paul Watson, to come ashore in Australia.
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Brown joins anti-whalers
Andrew Darby Former Greens leader Bob Brown has been appointed a director of Sea Shepherd Australia in a bid to ensure the safety of the anti-whaling group's leader, Paul Watson.
Greens MPs congratulate hoaxer whose deceit triggered sharemarket turmoil
Jonathan Swan, Judith Ireland, Damien Bright THE Greens leader, Senator Christine Milne, has endorsed a controversial hoax by an anti-coal activist, saying his actions were ''part of a long and proud history of civil disobedience, potentially...
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This page contains The Unfinished Swan Unlockables for Playstation 3 called "Trophies" and has been posted or updated on Oct 17, 2012 by guitarhaloplaya. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Giant Sparrow
- Publisher: SCEA
- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: Oct 23, 2012
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
To unlock the following PS3 Trophies, complete the following tasks:
|How to Unlock:
|Balloonist (Gold)
|Release every balloons.
|Climber (Bronze)
|Finish the Unfinished Empire chapter.
|Dreamer (Bronze)
|Finish the King's Dream chapter.
|Minimalist (Gold)
|Get to the Watchtower without throwing more than 3 balls.
|Night Owl (Bronze)
|Finish the Nighttime chapter.
|Page Turner (Silver)
|Reveal every storybook page in the game.
|Painter (Bronze)
|Finish the Garden chapter.
|Rocketeer (Bronze)
|Launch a blueprint box 15 meters high.
|Spaceman (Bronze)
|Launch a blueprint box 30 meters high.
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France coach Didier Deschamps will offer opportunities to fringe players in his side's friendly against Australia in Paris on Friday.
Deschamps' men take on Australia at the Parc des Princes in a warm-up ahead of their final FIFA World Cup qualifier against Finland on Tuesday.
France are currently level on points with leaders Spain, who have played a game less, in Group I, meaning the play-offs look a likely route to the finals in Brazil next year.
Deschamps explained the likelihood of fielding an experimental side on Friday, adding that players still have opportunities to force their way into his side.
"Best XI? That can also evolve," the Associated Press quoted Deschamps as saying.
"Some choices are more difficult in one or two positions, three maximum."
Asked whether fringe players could break into his plans, he responded: "Yes, why not? It's obviously better for them to play well (against Australia) and on Tuesday.
"I have the chance to make six changes in the first match, and give people a game.
"It will come into my mind when I make my choices. Of the 23, most of them will get to play. They won't be two identical teams, but I'm not going to make 11 changes (for Finland), either. You still have to keep the spine of the team."
One area where Deschamps has a big decision to make is up front, with both Karim Benzema and Olivier Giroud in contention to lead the line.
The Arsenal forward has been in impressive form at club level and started France's last qualifier - a 4-2 win over Belarus.
Benzema, meanwhile, has not scored for his country since June 2012 and has come under pressure at Real Madrid, having failed to find the net in five games for his club.
"Karim started a lot of games before. He didn't start the last game. One of them will start," Deschamps continued.
"I believed in Karim, I still believe in him, and in Olivier. One can replace the other."
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|E. Abidal
|M. Debuchy
|P. Evra
|R. Varane
|F. Ribéry
|S. Nasri
|Y. Cabaye
|P. Pogba
|L. Rémy
|O. Giroud
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|M. Langerak
|L. Neill
|L. Wilkshire
|D. Carney
|R. Williams
|M. Bresciano
|T. Cahill
|M. Jedinak
|M. McKay
|R. Kruse
|J. Holland
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for O. Giroud 46'
for E. Abidal 46'
for P. Pogba 63'
for F. Ribéry 63'
for P. Evra 64'
for Y. Cabaye 82'
for D. Carney 46'
for R. Kruse 46'
for L. Wilkshire 69'
for T. Cahill 79'
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Monday's local interest college roundup: Norfolk State men overcome Coppin State; Suffolk's Gardner leads Marquette past Hoyas in OTStory | Jan 20, 2014 | 10:44 PMMen's basketball: Malcolm Hawkins scored 22 points and was one of five Spartans to reach double figures as Norfolk State beat Coppin State 83-71 Monday night at Echols Hall. Two days after watching their 23-game Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference regular-...
Men's lacrosse: Penn State holds on to edge No. 12 Hofstra, 8-7Story | Apr 26, 2014 | 11:50 PMPenn State took the lead in the first minute and never trailed, and an own goal by visiting No. 12 Hofstra led to an 8-7 upset win for the Nittany Lions on Saturday. The victory gave Penn State a winning record in its last regular season in the Colonial...
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In exactly one week from now, Coldplay will be playing at (for them) tiny college gig at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, England. It's a 1,200 seat venue and a good chance for the band to warm up a bit before they do their next world tour.
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Four men approached the jeweler near his Marseille shop on Wednesday morning, the news site La Depeche reported. Two of them were "dressed like haredis," according to the French news agency AFP. Two wore masks, and at least one of the robbers was toting an AK-47 assault rifle.
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Tuesday it had killed Moscow's most wanted man, Islamist insurgency leader Doku Umarov, in a combat operation.
The news comes on the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. There is evidence that one of the two young Chechen immigrants who executed the two deadly bombings at the marathon last year drew inspiration from Umarov, the 49-year-old leader of the regional terrorist network known as the Caucasus Emirate whose stated goal is to establish an Islamic state inside Russia.
A website sympathetic to the insurgency in the North Caucasus said on March 18 that Umarov was dead but the Russian authorities had not previously confirmed the report.
Umarov's Caucasus Emirate organization has played a leading role in the insurgency aimed at creating an Islamist state in Russia's North Caucasus and says it was behind attacks in Moscow in 2010 and 2011 that killed a total of 77 people.
"As a result of a combat operation, the activity of the head of the terrorist organization Caucasus Emirate, Umarov, was neutralized," Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the FSB, told a meeting of Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAK).
His comments were distributed in a video clip by the NAK, which he oversees, one day after President Vladimir Putin delivered a speech to the FSB in which he said there must be no let-up in the fight against the militants.
Bortnikov gave no details of the combat operation in which he said Umarov was killed.
The death of Umarov is a breakthrough for Putin in the fight against the Caucasus Emirate, which is listed as a terrorist group by the United States, although it already has a new leader who identified himself as Ali Abu Mukhammad in a video posted on You Tube.
Putin crushed a separatist rebellion in Chechnya when he first rose to power 14 years ago but the insurgency has since spread to neighboring Dagestan.
Umarov united local militant groups in the North Caucasus under his command in 2007 and led the violent struggle to create a caliphate in the patchwork of mainly Muslim provinces sitting on Russia's southern border.
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One of four Democrats competing to be the next governor of Pennsylvania stopped in Bethlehem on Monday.
Katie McGinty is a former secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
The Chester County woman met with local leaders and introduced her public safety plan Monday.
"An initiative designed to make our communities the most attractive, livable, and safest in the country," McGinty said.
First, McGinty suggested adding more police officers. She's looking to add 1,000 officers, dedicated to community policing, throughout the commonwealth.
It's a boots-on-the-ground approach that would cost $8.5 million in the first year.
"That would be about a five percent increase in our law enforcement personnel," McGinty said.
She also said she wants to provide police departments with better equipment, including an additional 5,000 bullet proof vests and $5 million over three years dedicated to modernizing technology.
"I do think it's important to have things like data analytics and advanced information that can backup effective law enforcement, so we're really targeting who it is that is a problem in our communities," McGinty said.
McGinty also proposes consolidating small police forces to make larger regional departments.
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The other three Democrats in the race are Pennsylvania Treasurer Robert McCord, U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz and former Revenue Secretary Tom Wolf.
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Tonawanda-based Noco Energy Corp. expanded its Canadian operation by acquiring a list of approximately 7,000 heating and transportation fuel customers from Imperial Oil, based in eastern Ontario.
Scott Ernst, director of business development for Noco Energy Corp., said Noco spent $6 million (U.S.) for the list, which enables Noco to cover territory in Quebec and Eastern Ontario.
The deal establishes Noco as the exclusive Esso-branded reseller in an area that is home to 2 million residents.
In Ontario, new offices have been established in Trenton, Ottawa and Pembroke. Noco had already been marketing lubricants in the area, and the fuel offering complements the existing book of business.
Noco had been looking to expand geographically, according to Ernst. Noco President James Newman called the acquisition a strategic step to grow the company's market share, expand fuel offerings and add customers throughout Ontario.
Primarily, Newman said, Noco will sell heating oil, diesel, gasoline and kerosene.
He estimated the 7,000 customers are evenly split between residential and commercial, which includes industries such as lumber, forestry and mining.
With the expansion, Noco added to its truck fleet and is hiring to keep up with the demand of servicing residential, farm, commercial and industrial customers.
The deal also created a need to fulfill orders and provide service. As part of the transaction, Noco also acquired Dunbar Fuels, a family-run fuel and lubricants distribution business based in the Ottawa Valley. The Dunbar brand is well known throughout the area, Ernst said, so Noco will operate under the Dunbar name.
He said the acquisition means the addition of 12 employees, including the Dunbar family. A third-party company that had been delivering lubricants will handle the line of fuels.
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Carlin's winning time of eight minutes 18.11 seconds was 2.28sec quicker than Boyle, with Canada's Brittany Maclean a close-up third in 8:20.91.
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Nothing separated Carlin and Boyle for the first two-thirds of the race - Carlin was just 0.03sec ahead at the midway stage, while Boyle led by 0.01sec with 300m to swim.
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NFL trade proposal - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady t...Greg Garber
Hypothetical trade No. 1: Tom Brady could be the next Patriots stalwart to move on and the missing piece to a championship squad in Houston.Story | Conversation | October 22, 2014
NFL's best championship clutch drivesGreg Garber
Looking back at some of the NFL's best championship clutch drives of all timeStory | Conversation | February 01, 2014
Comparing the legacies of Peyton Manning, Tom BradyGreg Garber
Asked to choose between Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, most NFL experts declined to pick, Greg Garber writes.Story | Conversation | November 20, 2013
Super Bowl 2012 - R is for rematch, not revengeGreg Garber
The Patriots insist they aren't looking to avenge their Super Bowl XLII loss, writes Greg Garber, but is that really the case?Story | Conversation | February 04, 2012
Super Bowl 2012 - Tom Brady, Bill Belichick still eager to prove ...Greg Garber
Even after winning 124 games together, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are still eager to prove themselves, writes Greg Garber.Story | Conversation | February 02, 2012
NFL: Improper clock management might cost teams like the Philadel...Greg Garber
In the playoffs, one major mistake using the clock can end your season. Yet time management is a science few coaches have been able to master, Greg Garber writes.Story | Conversation | January 07, 2010
'Supernatural' catch by Tyree a play for the agesGreg Garber
What drives Tom Brady? ESPN.com's Greg Garber discovers the insecurities that make for greatness in the Patriots quarterback.Story | Conversation | February 03, 2008
The Tom Brady Experience: 'Almost' perfectGreg Garber
What drives Tom Brady? ESPN.com's Greg Garber discovers the insecurities that make for greatness in the Patriots quarterback.Story | Conversation | January 31, 2008
To explain Belichick, go to the tapeGreg Garber
To understand Bill Belichick, you must understand his obsession with film study, Greg Garber writes.Story | Conversation | September 24, 2007
Patriots might just keep on winningGreg Garber
There's now no disputing the Patriots' place in history, although they may not be done yet.Story | Conversation | February 06, 2005
Vinatieri making case for HOFGreg Garber
PK Adam Vinatieri is gradually commanding more respect. Will it be enough to get him in the Hall of Fame?Story | Conversation | February 05, 2005
QBs quite accustomed to winningGreg Garber
QBs Tom Brady and Donovan McNabb are the field generals and faces of their respective franchises.Story | Conversation | February 02, 2005
Are the Patriots a dynasty?Greg Garber
Are the Patriots a dynasty? That depends on who you ask, but another win would make a pretty good case.Story | Conversation | January 31, 2005
Brady following in steps of his idolGreg Garber
Tom Brady grew up idolizing Joe Montana and now the Patriots' quarterback is being compared to him.Story | Conversation | January 27, 2004
Offense always captivates fansGreg Garber
Fans like offense, or so they've told us. And in this year's NFL playoffs, offense means the Colts.Story | Conversation | January 14, 2004
Gannon closing in on several passing marksGreg Garber
Rich Gannon's march through the season has him on pace to break some of the league's top passing records.Story | Conversation | December 10, 2002


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This recipe comes to me via one of my students and his mother. Since I was shown in person, my notes were poor so I used a recipe from a Korean church bulletin along with their instructions. This is really easy and yummy. Enjoy!
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Serving Size: 1 (323 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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sodium-free chicken broth
snow pea pods
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