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Francie Alexander is the senior vice president of Scholastic Education and chief academic officer of Scholastic Inc. and has authored more than 40 Scholastic titles. She also serves as a spokesperson on educational best practices, literacy and parenting.
Clayton Wilcox is senior vice president for education and corporate relations at Scholastic Inc. He is a respected educator with almost 30 years experience in schools as a teacher, a principal and as a leader of large public school districts.
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If my kindergartner isn't receiving differentiated instruction that fits his learning style, should I move him to a classroom or school where he does? Or is the bigger lesson that he is going to have to adapt from year to year, teacher to teacher?
When I taught, I wanted my kindergarten kids to love school and to leave my class feeling ready to keep on learning. One of the best ways for this to happen is to see that children have experiences in literacy, math, social studies, science, health and safety, the arts and physical education. Since that's a tall order, it's important to help children make connections across all areas of learning and to be sure that their heads, hands and hearts are engaged. If you feel your child doesn't like school, talk to the teacher. The combination of your insights about your child and the teacher's training may be the formula for a successful start in school. -- Francie Alexander, chief academic officer, Scholastic
My 4-year-old is advanced (possibly gifted) academically, but is not emotionally ready for school. Should I put him into kindergarten next year anyway?
All children come to kindergarten wanting to do two main things: to learn and to make friends. If your son starts sooner, he'll need more support in class and from you on the social activities. If he starts later, he will need more advanced learning opportunities.
To help you decide, here are some things to consider. Does he play with children who will be starting school soon or with younger children? Does he express excitement or anxiety when the topic of kindergarten comes up? If he doesn't go to kindergarten, are there good pre-K and play group alternatives? Whatever you decide, share your insights about your son with his teacher. Positive parent-teacher partnerships make a big difference in kids' school lives during these important first years of school. -- Francie Alexander, chief academic officer, Scholastic
How do I get my first grader to actually read instead of guessing at the words or looking at the pictures? Is this normal?
Your child is showing an appreciation for how reading works by calling out words. This "pretend" reading is an important first step and now it's time to move on to the real thing. Your child needs to learn that the sounds we hear and say are connected to the letters we use in reading and writing. Here are three ways you can help: 1. Find out how well your child is meeting expectations. If your child needs more assistance, ask how it's being provided. 2. Sound out words together when you're out and about. Comment on new words your child can recognize and read. 3. Continue to read to your child and let your child have a turn to chime in by reading some of the words or to "echo read" by repeating something you just read. -- Francie Alexander, chief academic officer, Scholastic
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Henry Owens finally gave up a hit Wednesday. But he still hasn't allowed a run this season.
Boston's No. 2 prospect scattered six hits and fanned nine over 6 2/3 shutout innings as Double-A Portland defeated Trenton, 9-2.
Owens' scoreless streak appeared in jeopardy early as he allowed a leadoff single to Yankees' top prospect Gary Sanchez to start the second inning and Robert Refsnyder doubled with one out to put runners on second and third. The 20-year-old left-hander recovered to fan Zach Wilson and induce a ground ball off the bat of Yeral Sanchez.
The 6-foot-6 hurler exited with a runner on second and two outs in the seventh, giving way to Matty Ott, who fanned Sanchez to end the frame. Owens (2-0) threw 59 of his 83 pitches for strikes and faced five over the minimum for the Sea Dogs.
"(Owens) mixed his pitches really well, and his changeup was fantastic," Trenton manager Tony Franklin told The Trentonian. "The fastballs that he threw, we just didn't hit. We took a lot of them, but once we took them, we knew the fastball was coming. It's one of those that you know is coming, but it doesn't matter."
Owens' 2014 debut involved six no-hit innings in a rain-shortened season opener on April 3. Owens joined the Sea Dogs to end the 2013 season. In eight starts with the club, the California native eight runs -- six earned -- on 23 hits over 42 2/3 innings. Over that time Owens is 5-1 and has racked up 64 strikeouts for the club.
Offensively, Mookie Betts continued his strong start to the season, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored and a walk. Boston's No. 7 prospect is batting .458 through the season's first six games. Travis Shaw, Sean Coyle and Shannon Wilkerson drove in two runs apiece for Portland.
Ott allowed two runs on two hits in the eighth before giving way to Jose Valdez, who tossed a hitless ninth.
Sanchez was responsible for both Thunder runs, doubling home a pair in the eighth. He finished 2-for-4 and is batting .364 with 10 RBIs.
Bryan Mitchell (0-2) was tagged with the loss, surrendering four runs on six hits over four innings.
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Ducks. Geese. Mule Deer. Quail. Pheasants. A hunter's paradise. But this is just an aside, a coincidence of success . . . Umatilla really exists to provide habitat and home for these and so much more.
Looking for all the world like a child's cute stuffed toy, burrowing owls are beloved residents of the shrub-steppe.
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Tough, grizzled, occasionally grouchy, the badger is the curmudgeon next door—gruff but a good guy with an interesting life story to tell.
You'll see a lot of mule deer here. There's a good reason for that—Umatilla has one of the most impressive mule deer herds found anywhere.
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The Mid-Columbia River Refuges are eight refuges within the Columbia Basin.
Umatilla is managed as part of the Mid-Columbia River National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
The days are turning shorter and the nights colder. Fall is the time of year when wildlife is on the move, preparing for a difficult winter. While winters in the Columbia Basin aren't that stressful to wildlife, nonetheless creatures here follow the natural instincts of their kind everywhere and are on the move preparing for winter. This is also the time of year when young are dispersing, leaving their birthplace to find territories of their own. Drivers need to slow down and keep a constant watch for wildlife. Haven't you noticed more dead animals along the road lately? There's always an upswing of wildlife-vehicle collisions in the fall. So, if getting home 23 seconds sooner is worth squashing a squirrel, mangling a marmot, bashing a beaver, or demolishing a deer, then by all means, keep driving like you're on the NASCAR circuit. Apart from the permanent damage to wildlife, you'll incur several hundred dollars worth of damage to your car. So, why don't you just follow the traffic laws instead? Both your fellow drivers and our wildlife will thank you.
Umatilla NWR is proud to highlight our newest addition to the refuge, the McCormack Slough Nature Trail. The trail was built in June by local Eagle Scouts and refuge staff. Approximately 3,300-feet-long, the trail can be accessed from the overlook at the Hunter Check Station on Paterson Ferry Road. The trail wraps around the eastern edge of McCormack Slough, presenting the visitor with beautiful views of the wetlands. It skirts a great fishing location and offers outstanding birding opportunities. While you're stretching your legs on the new trail you may notice something funny—new floating logs right in the middle of the wetland! Installed by our summer YCC crew, they are turtle basking logs to provide our western painted turtles a safe place to enjoy the sunshine. Look for these shelled wonders and all the other wildlife present as you take a walk on your refuge.
Majestic. Regal. Striking. Beautiful. Graceful. Fearsome. All words used to describe the symbol of America, the bald eagle. While the truth sometimes paints a different picture, unless you live in Alaska, there's little doubt that the mere sighting of an eagle invokes some of these images. Umatilla National Wildlife Refuge is fortunate to host several eagles each winter, and their return is always eagerly anticipated.
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Earth Day - a perfect opportunity to get creative with cookies, dive against debris, paint on people, and film the Calypso Boracay bunch protecting the planet on the new GoPro HERO 3 camera! It was a really fun day, and also raised awareness that we need to do more to look after the Earth, plus provided people with ideas of what they can do...
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When I learned to dive I was immediately hooked by the beauty of the underwater environment. After several diving holidays and progressing with PADI courses, I decided I needed to spend more time diving and volunteered for 4 months with Coral Cay Conservation (CCC) on Southern Leyte in the The Philippines. We learned over 200 species of marine life, survey techniques (baseline and reef check) and data handling, then collected data to identify suitable marine protect areas (MPAs) and helped with education days for local schools. Another fantastic opportunity during that time was to join the research vessel Discovery for their Whale Shark Identification project in Sogod Bay, where we photographed and identified individual sharks and submitted data to the ECOCEAN library for tracking and research. These wonderful experiences gave me the push to become a PADI Instructor. Since then I have been teaching in Thailand and the Philippines, as well as staffing a summer scientific conservation expedition with Operation Wallacea based on Cayos Cochinos, Honduras. Now PADI Course Director, while teaching divers and mentoring dive pros an important aspect is to create more ambassadors of the oceans and support organizations like Project AWARE.
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The Walt Whitman House is a historic building in Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, United States, which was the last residence of American poet Walt Whitman, in his declining years before his death. It is located at 330 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, known as Mickle St. during Whitman's time there.HistoryIn 1873, Whitman suffered a paralytic stroke and in May the same year, his mother...
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Statue of Barclay de Tolly in front of the Kazan Cathedral in St Petersburg, by Boris Orlovsky. I must have been drawn to this as it turns out he's a descendant from the Scottish clan Barclay. I had to use his head to block the direct sun.
St. Petersburg, Russia. April 2011.
3 exposures hand held from a Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Canon EF16-35 2.8 L II. Processed with Photomatix, Raw and Photoshop.
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Prince Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly, 1761 – 1818, was a Baltic-German Russian Field Marshal and Minister of War during Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812 and subsequent campaigns of the Russian army in Europe. (Wikipedia)
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Love the halo of light around the statue Roddy and the monotones really bring out a great feeling in the textures and tones. The whisps of clouds in the sky pass over nicely too.
Hi Stuart, thank you very much. Was a bit concerned that the halo looked a bit like the glow from an over processed hdr shot. It also required a fair bit of perspective correction due to shooting at 16mm which I feared made the statue look slightly short and stubby.
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Thanks Clive!
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interesting perspective for Kazan Cathedral, I been there long time ago, and I see you found monument of Scottish /Russian Field Marshal in St Petersburg. LOL.
Thanks Luda, I know the 1st photo I took in Russia was of a Scottish descendant. I didn't find that out until I got back.
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Steel pays tribute to Nekst with this burner in an abandoned building in Detroit.
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Today we check in on what California graffiti writer and MSK crewmember, Kick One has been up to in the sprayin trains department.
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Omens located a crispy white trailer to victimize with his wild arrow packed lettering.
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Hot of the skillet in the streets of Los Angeles is this new MSK burner by Trav.
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Sever who is one of the cleanest painters and really knows how to make the simplest letters floss, recently painted this piece in San Francisco.
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Kick and his partner Buds used to pump out a number of quality trains in the late '90s and early 2000's. Good to see Kick still out there doing his thing.
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You're probably feeling green in two different ways after seeing this new Askew. The prolific New Zealand writer once again lays out blueprints of awesomeness.
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We haven't seen many people paint like this ever and that's why Askew is ahead of the class. This new wall was painted in Shoreditch, London while in town for his exhibition "Oceanic" at Rex Romae Gallery.
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In this week's review of Balagan Theater's Death, Sex, Paul Constant notes that its two-hour intermission isn't such a good idea:
Though the program promises you "nine 10-minute comedies," you should be warned that on Friday and Saturday nights, Balagan Theatre splits the nine short plays of Death, Sex into two programs—the first five show at 8 p.m., the rest at 11 p.m.
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The Mandrill is the world's largest species of monkey. The word mandrill means "man-ape" according to the Oxford English Dictionary. Mandrills are endangered and are hunted for food , either with guns or using dogs and nets. In Cameroon, habitat loss to agriculture is also a threat.
Mandrills are closely related to the baboons and even more closely to the drill.
They live in Central west Africa, Gabon, Congo and Cameroon.
Taken with Nikon D50 using 80-400mm lens.
incredible photos as always!! they are beautiful creatures ;o)
Yes they are, they are some of my most favourite monkeys. I adore them! x
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They are so beautiful! It is a shame that they are hunted and endangered. I love this shot and how you have captured the expressions.
Yes it is a real shame. How could you eat one of these??
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"Eyes Right " a military term?
Wonderful image of these beautiful Mandrills.
Yes it is :) Didn't know what to call this, but thought that was appropriate. I love these monkeys, don't you?
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Such lovely creatures! FAB shot ;-)
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They are so precious, there faces are so delicate to look at.. who on earth could harm such a beautiful animal like this.. what a shame they are hunted. What is wrong with people.. you have captured there Beauty for sure.. Great Capture :))
Thanks JB :D
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I love these guys! Took a million shots of them today, will upload soon!
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So inquisative. Well captured Jane.
Thanks very much Sheila
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what a cute shot…love it!
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But puncture the skin and fracture the bone,
The present pain insists we are mortal.
Brother, a hammer to the knees disarms even the unassailable.
As you live, with every stir and exhalation, you are subject to death.
Justify this perfect disconnection from humanity.
A sentient form of heart and bone,
Of warmth and thought, and still you break the body.
Judgment has failed in the dominant.-
Warm flesh beaten cold.
A bloodless husk lies one shade from physical death.
Now, justify this perfect disconnection from humanity.
All of mankind demands to understand what is in your heart,
And how the hands become detached from the mind.
Dear mortal, we call you to account for the deeds of savagery.
You will answer to the living world.
Alas, not an uttered word.
Brother, you are in error.
What fires the core...
What moves the mind...
What enables the man...
Cancer in the mind and marrow,
An unacceptable disorder of cruel decision and shrewd awareness.
The living world is burning to treat the affliction,
To rip out the cancer.
For dear life.
No defense will mend a broken bone.
No words are healing bleeding wounds.
Let yourself bleed if you are to let blood.
Brother, you are in error.
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I'm too lazy to post details so here's some pictures and stuff:
The FPS gameplay looks so fucking cool. I haven't seen helmets bump around and get washed out like that since Star Wars Republic Commando:
I assure you, Mr Speaker, that work which is already under way will be expedited," Mr Harper said.
What did I fucking say?
Because now our government will use this as an excuse to ram through the ridiculous spying and security bills they have been trying to pass for the past year and a half. The scared population will...
Original cast are lending their voices for the game. Read up here.
Anyone else here think this looks a lot like...
Yeah, it'll keep the cats, Hmong, and other animals off the lawn as well.
This thread is highly relevant to me as my house was broken into in February 2012. However, I saw how much surveillance...
Ah, when he said he never had a problem, I thought he meant he was hotplugging with no issues. Not sure how you guys never had that issue, but the cable getting unplugged a couple times a month used...
Came from Steam.
Some people just know how to take proper screenshots:
Then you are one of the few lucky people who can claim that. PS/2 wasn't designed for plug and play or hot plugging.
Not if they get unplugged while Windows is running. Have fun restarting your PC.
Join the G110 disappointment club.
Tbh, the H2CE SMG looks almost exactly the same as the original H2 SMG to me. The H2A SMG is vastly different:
http://i.imgur.com/TQqDe6A.jpg?1 VS http://i.imgur.com/cGv6iJD.jpg?1
I don't know how many of you have been keeping up with the game, but after seeing the following gameplay footage, I'm even more hyped to play this than GTA5 or MGS5.
This is the game as described...
Looks cool!
Not sure if sarcasm. Activision does hate PC (but still wants the monies).
Destiny in 30FPS because old console plebs. At least we PC Gamers didn't get shafted BECAUSE DESTINY ISN'T ON PC :smithicide:
I should also point out that the Youtube channel has what appears to be all the reveals/trailers uploaded to it so you may pick and choose what you wish to view.
We can hear what they are saying, but the music is too loud. It's the same gripe I have with some dev blogs of other mods. Right now it seems pretty half and half with the music vs game. Try doing...
Quite obviously an news app/widget of some sort, but an ad nonetheless. Honestly, who really wants that shit clogging up their start menu?


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(no subject) — (posted 15h34 Tuesday August 30, 2011)I'm on six different social networks now. Let's start keeping score, shall we?
In case it ever actually matters…
For all intents and purposes I've dumped LiveJournal in favor of Google+. No formal decision on my part has been made to do this; it's just that I haven't touched this thing in months and, at this rate, am unlikely to do so in the future. It's not an Internet Controversy thing—Google+ already has its own controversies that are arguably more relevant to me and mine than LJ's ever have been (in fact, a temporary workaround for one of those controversies is why I bothered to glance over here again at all). It's just plain old apathy.
You can find me at gplus.to/viqsi.
If you have a desire to be dragged along and want me to lend assistance, gimme an email address and I'll see what I can do. (Note, however, that it's a kind of a slow process—invites evidently get processed approximately Whenever Google Feels Like It.)
I really should know better by now than to think anything I find helpful, interesting, productive, essential, or just plain good will ever actually last... but for the love of G-d Almighty, why did it have to be Microsoft?
From an opinion column in re: the Giffords situation:
"Why is it that only in the bad times do we recognize how much we depend on each other?"
Since I no longer handle finances at my Temple, there's been an ongoing search for a replacement means of generating end-of-year donation acknowledgements for tax purposes (usually called "tax letters"), which were previously done by me largely by hand with the occasional assistance of a Vim script or two and a sneeze-and-you'll-break-it form in a ten-year-old version of Crystal Reports. Well, there's a new "works with Quickbooks" program out there that, per anecdotal evidence, handles this stuff reasonably well. Now, I've had my doubts about many of these systems (we've had such "applications" arrive in the form of an Access database and a runtime installer, for example, but that one worked pretty damn well for it), but this came so highly recommended that we went out and grabbed it anyways. $50, and I just got the download.
It consists of an installer for a (apparently freely available) data extraction library I didn't know about, an Excel spreadsheet with a bunch of macros, and a few Word mail merge-ready files. Plus some documentation.
Oh, and a batchfile that puports to do installation. The contents of that batchfile in its entirety, without exaggeration, are:
Echo off QBFC6_0Installer exit
("QBFC6_0Installer" is the library mentioned above.)
I used to write "installation" scripts like that when I was playing Pretend Computer Person at age 10. TEN! This is like selling shell scripts to n00bs for a living.
I so have to get in on this scam.
(…if only I could do so with my conscience intact…)
One of the folks who I have regular gaming sessions with (actually, he's the GM at the moment) has access to a 3D printer—I'm not sure what model, sadly. Evidently he gets to play with it now and again, because he came in today and handed me these:
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In a prior session, I'd noted (in a somewhat bitter tone, after too many references) that I'd never played the game, and probably never could, 'cause the endless references had pretty much ruined the whole thing. Apparently this is his way of poking fun. :)
(Sadly, I think they may be too fragile to roll regularly. Corners would be lost before long.)
Resolved: When I conquer the world, usage of the nonword "e-blast", in any context whatsoever save acknowledgement of its forbidden nature, shall be punishable by instant, immediate and irrevocable death.
(And on a side note, I wonder if Twitter has a #whenIconquertheworld hashtag. If not, it should.)
In late August or so, I went in for the last refill for my medication, and started working on finding a replacement psychiatrist so as to get a new prescription.
Three months, about 50-75 phonecalls, 20-25 doctors, and several SAN points later, I now have an appointment… in mid-February, with a guy who's nominally a sleep health specialist. Everyone else I've tried so far is not taking new patients, doesn't take my insurance, doesn't do outpatient work, or doesn't actually practice in this town anymore.
So a couple hours back, I got this email from my pappy, sayin' that I never actually mailed out a list of gift ideas. It's this little tradition we have, dates back to about aught-one when Pappy up and threw up his han's and said "tarnation, I've about had it, we're coordinating our gift idears in advance so we's don't got to do guesswork." Did it all via email mailing lists back then—we didn't mess around with them "web forums" back then—and it's still done that way, the right way, up to the present day. G-d's honest truth.
Anyway… where was I? Oh, yeah, so it turns out I'm supposed to become "untrustworthy" today, by the standards of them young fellers. Now, I'm not sure where that ol' notion came from; it's apparently older than I am, and by now you know that means it's been quite a while. Mama and Pappy, however, they're both sayin' they trust me just fine. 'Course, they also have themselves a chuckle as they're sayin' it, so there just might be somethin' to that notion of older folk bein' treacherous. Me, I'm still learning how. Like that one time when my boss at work came in and asked me how the newsletter was goin', and I up and tol' him that it was behind 'cause folks submittin' were behind. Now, he prob'ly didn't know that it was really behind 'cause I was right awful swamped 'round then, but that boss, he weren't real sympathetic to the idea of overwork. Tough times back then, real tough times y'know.
So anyways, that goes into why I got 'round into this sort of "web logging"—the younger folk, they call it "blogging", but I hate that word and I always have, and the years ain't made it none better. They seem to do that with every era, even the ones I'm not a part of. I remember how my pappy used to tell me about how back in the day, they didn't have none of them "graphical interfaces" on yer computers. Nope, it was all punch cards and batch processing, to hear him tell it, and I been around for some time but I never seen anything so crazy as that, and I did tell him, and he just looked back at me and told me to mind my manners—good advice, that—and to respect one's elders—more good advice, though I admit I was a bit of a strong-headed young'un and I didn't quite heed it at the time.
Where was I? Oh, yeah, that list of gifts thing. Now, part of what makes it complicated is that I used to be a video gamer. Shore 'nuff, I played all the classics—Mario, Metroid, Zelda, you know it. Only, back then they was all two-dimension only, none of this fancy-shmancy three-dimension stuff you young folks are into. And, y'know what? Games were about fun back then, not about flashy graphics and movies and such. Sure, there weren't much 'bout stories in the games back then—it was all "hey, plumber boy, the princess is kidnapped, go save her"—but it was fun, and we liked it that way! Modern games, they lost something in all that graphic shimmery nonsense, I tell you what. I try 'em, and every once in a while I see a bit of what made it fun way back when, but you kids don't know enough about where we came from and how much there was to be had in simply stomping on a turtle and kickin' his shell 'cross the screen, and not bein' able to back up. Always press forward, just like in the war, 'cause you can't never retreat.
So, anyways, like I was sayin'. The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time…
ssh tbsohio.org sudo su /etc/init.d/apache stop rm -r /home/mainweb rm -r /etc/apache2 apt-get remove --purge apache2 ^D^D
"There, I fixed it. We no longer have a useless website. The 'many obvious and glaring errors' you speak of (so obvious and glaring that you refuse to tell me what they are) are now all removed."
(Of course it doesn't matter at all that the HHD services calendar isn't finalized. Hell, it doesn't matter at all that it wasn't even drafted until early this morning and hasn't even been seen by the Rabbis yet. It should be on the calendar, so that people can be given useless information!)


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Chris and I found ourselves up in Moosehead Lake, Maine recently and could not pass up an opportunity to cross something off our bucket list: hike Mount Katahdin. Since new rolls of film were nowhere to be found up north, Meg was thoughtful enough to buy me a little Fujifilm disposable camera for the hike. It was a perfect companion and made for some enjoyable curation.Read more


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The closest place to me was in orlando, I walked into the local produce distributor's store front and noticed their beer section had grown . They had home brew supplies! I was so stoked cause I just got off the phone with a local brewery trying to get some yeast. Chewed the fat with the guy working there and he showed me what he had breing in back. Funny thing was is they just recieve all their stuff a few days ago. Talk about Serendipity. That just made my whole week.
Good deal. Hopefully there is enough interest in homebrewing in your area that he will keep a decent stock of ingredients and equipment.
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Eastbourne co-promoter Trevor Geer insists there is more to come from the Eagles as they prepare to host in-form Wolverhampton on Saturday.
The Eagles collected three points from their Good Friday fixtures against Lakeside with Bjarne Pedersen and Adam Shields both making successful returns to Arlington.
Geer said: "I was delighted with the victory at home over Lakeside on Good Friday but a bit disappointed we didn't get anything from the earlier away match. We did well at their track but the luck just wasn't with us and points slipped away.
"You can look at the scores from those two meetings and clearly see that one or two in the team can do much better. We know it and they know it and this week the task is to get all the team up to full speed."


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It's been nearly a year since Mad Men has graced the airwaves, so fans are hungry enough to devour almost anything related to the AMC drama's upcoming seventh season — even a 15-second clip that's almost perversely obscure about what the show has in store.
The clip features Don Draper disembarking from a TWA plane, set to the tune of Wax Tailor's trip-hop version of "Que Sera, Sera." Of course, this is Mad Men, so we can already start speculating wildly about what it all means; at the very least, the song choice seems to imply something about Don's mental state in the wake of season six's eventful finale. [UPDATE: AMC has since updated the video clip, removing the song and inserting the sound of an airplane. Maybe "Que Sera, Sera" was a little too relevatory for the famously cryptic show — or maybe they just didn't have the rights.]
"Mad Men takes off Sunday, April 13," promises the teaser. Until then, you'll just have to use your imagination. --Scott Meslow
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Rosanne Cash with Bruce Springsteen – "Sea of Heartbreak"
When Rosanne Cash turned eighteen, her father gave her a list of what he considered the 100 essential country songs. By way of an eleventh studio album, she recorded a dozen of them with a loose, jazzy backing band and an array of guests including Jeff Tweedy, Elvis Costello, and Bruce Springsteen.
Without that backstory, The List might seem like just another covers album, like Tanya Tucker's My Turn, or, worse, a standards album in the vein of those Rod Stewart abominations. But there's obviously a story behind it, and a personal connection with each of these songs, which makes her engagement with the Songbook more akin to Johnny's American Recordings series in its scope and sound.
It's surprising to realize that Johnny never record with Bruce Springsteen, even though they both covered each other's songs over the years. Rosanne corrects that omission with a lovely version of "Sea of Heartbreak," which was a hit for Don Gibson in 1961. Johnny covered it on his 1996 album Unchained, but Rosanne's tender, understated version might even outdo her father's.
"Sea of Heartbreak" shouldn't lend itself so well to a duet. After all, this is a song about extreme loneliness and hurt as romantic fall-out, sung from the perspective of someone adrift and emotionally far form shore, and its lovely melody draws out its questioning syllable longingly.
But together, Rosanne and Springsteen gently reinterpret "Sea of Heartbreak" as an anthem for two lost souls who don't know how close they are. They're not exes here, but potentially lovers. Her voice is gently wounded but thoughtful, investing the lyrics with care and nuance as if embracing her lonesomeness provides some form of comfort.
Bruce does his best Roy Orbison here, which suits the mood both musically and allusively and lends the song a gruff majesty whether he's backing Rosanne on the verses or singing lead on the short bridge. They make a great pair with electric chemistry, so why couldn't they just make a full album of duets together?
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It's funny the way that the value of a backstory waxes and wanes around here. Springsteen sounds out of his zone to me, and I'm not sold on the revised chords, but Cash sounds, as always, great.
I have no clue as to what Jon is talking about but Stephen nailed this one. The backstory does add to the overall feeling of this album, without question…
Gratuitous defensiveness is kind of funny, too. Or maybe I'm just easily amused this morning.
I love Bruce's croon, but not as much as I love Petty's always-underrated background vocals on her dad's version. Who backs a Cash family member better?
Nice cut despite the boss….. revised chords and all.
Jon: The difference is that this backstory doesn't come with a side order of "if you don't like this track than the wandering pack of rabid, al-queida supporting ducks ripped the singer's 7 year old sister to death with cancer and frowny faces win" guilt.
That doesn't make any difference either. Letting the behavior of over-the-top fans influence your estimation of a song's worth to you is mighty superficial.
Great song – I really don't much care for Springsteen's vocals but they seem to work on this track. This has moved into 2nd place as my favorite version of this song (behind Kenny Price's version)
Bruce does sound different here (I made the same Orbison comparison at CU), but I think it works quite well. Great version overall.
Like her father, I think Rosanne Cash has the ability to take a cover and make the song her own. I actually like the Bruce Springsteen vocals. But I also love his "Seger Secessions" so I may be biased.
Ditto on The Seeger Sessions, Steve M.
I'm a Don Gibson fan so I tend to be a bit skeptical about covers of his classic songs (except by artists like Ray Charles), but this one is darn good. I've never been a big Springsteen fan but at least ole Brucey doesn't botch this one up. Definitely a thumbs up for starting with a great song and doing a very interesting vocal interpretation. Rosanne's album is going to be a winner and hopefully The 9513 will get hold of some copies to give away!
This is a wonderful song! When was this song recorded? We love Roy Orbison, Don Gibson, Bruce and Rosanne. Don Gibson was from here, Shelby North Carolina. This is a wonderful tribute to Don and to Roy.
I think the song would have been much better without Bruce. Rosanne did it perfectly.
so gentle and tender… this is my favourite version of this beautiful song.
Its a very good work of art i don't know how much time it took u to compose the song but i can assure you that time was not lost n its worth it.
Does anyone what the guitar chords in this song are? Sounds like a capo somewhere also, but I can't tell where it is or what key this is. Please help if you can. Their jazziness throws me off I guess. Strange chords I don't know maybe……maybe not. Any help appreciated.
From what I can hear…
Intro is 1 – 6m/4
Verse is 1 – 6m – 4 – 1-5, 1 – 6m – 4 – 5
Chorus is – 1- 5 – 1maj7 – 4 – 6m – 5-4
Then resolve to the intro. It's in the key of B.
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Man injured in car crash
A MAN was injured in a crash on the St Bees to Beckermet coast road on Friday night.
Fire crews and ambulance were called to the scene shortly before midnight to help release the man from his car.
No other vehicles were involved. The man was treated at the scene by ambulance crews and was not believed to be seriously injured.
Man hit vehicle
POLICE are appealing for information after a car was damaged in Egremont.
Officers say a man staggered along Chaucer Avenue, hit a vehicle and disappeared onto the estate. The incident happened at around 1.40am on March 31.
The suspect is described as a white male in his thirties who was wearing a white t-shirt and dark shorts. Contact police with information on 101.
Vandal attack
VANDALS have damaged a silver vehicle parked on Church Street, Whitehaven.
The incident happened some time between 1pm and 2pm on April 5. Police say the driver's side bodywork of the car was scratched and damaged.
Chamber meets
WHITEHAVEN and District Chamber of Trade held its 70th annual meeting last month at which the following were elected as officers for the coming year: Charles Maudling, chairman; Christine Minnorry, vice chairman; Alan Blacklock, secretary; Craig Kershaw, treasurer.
X box game stolen
A DISTINGTON man has appeared in court for stealing an X box 360 game.
Stuart Anthony Barrow, 25, of Hinnings Road, Distington, admitted the offence at West Cumbria Courthouse last week. The court heard Barrow had taken the FIFA Street game, worth £37.98, from HMV in Workington.
Magistrates ordered him to complete a 36-hour community order. He must also pay £85 court costs.
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- 1 lb. mussels in shells
- White wine
- 2 large cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 tsp freshly ground pepper
- 3 Tbsp chopped fresh basil
- 1 large tomato, coarsely chopped
- 2 pounds pasta (linguine or fettucini)
Thoroughly wash the mussels, pulling off all beards, and scraping shells as necessary. Place in saucepan with wine. Cover tightly and steam until the shells open (don't overcook or they will become rubbery). Remove mussels with a slotted spoon, leaving the wine broth in the pan. While the mussels cool a bit, put wine broth over medium heat and add garlic, olive oil, pepper, tomato, and basil. (Use less oil to make this low-fat dish even lower in fat). Simmer until mixture reduces to about 2/3 or half its original volume. While it is simmering, remove the mussels from their shells. When sauce has reduced, add mussels to sauce, and simmer another minute. Pour sauce over hot linguini or fettucini and serve!
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Texas Tech School of Medicine, MD
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Dr. Boling treats all neurosurgical conditions of the brain, spine and nerves. He has particular interest and expertise in surgery for epilepsy, brain tumor, hydrocephalus and spinal disease.
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Rutgers University, B.S. Mathematics and Physics
Weill Cornell Medical College, M.D.
Neurosurgical Residency Training at SUNY-Upstate
Subspeciality training in complex spinal neurosurgery at Emory University
Training in spinal oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
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In January 2011, Dr. Boakye moved his outcomes research laboratory and spinal cord injury labs from Stanford University to the Center for Advanced Neurosurgery at the University of Louisville. He recently submitted 4 neurosurgical outcomes research grants and one KSCHIRT grant investigating longitudinal outcomes of morphological sequelae of traumatic brain injury. Accomplishments this year include 6 published peer-reviewed publications, 1 accepted peer-reviewed publication, completion of University of Louisville enrollment for use of Riluzole in acute spinal cord injury, development of neurotrauma registry at the University and establishment of human transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS lab) at Frazier rehab institute. He has also helped to implement a protocol for diffusion tensor imaging, voxel based morphometry and resting state FMRI at the Department of Neuroradiology at the University of Louisville.
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University of Louisville, B.S., Exercise Physiology & Sports Medicine
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Adam joined UofL in 2013 as a Nurse Practitioner. His focus is acute patient care, staff development and family advocacy. His ability to multi-task and manage numerous priorities has resulted in superior patient care while working with multi-disciplinary teams.
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Chief, Vascular Neurosurgery
West Chester University, B.S., Chemistry and Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine, M.D.
Neurosurgical Residency Training at University of Maryland Medical Center and R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Interventional Neuroradiology Training at University of Maryland Medical Center
Cerebrovascular and Endovascular Neurosurgery Fellowship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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Past Experience: Dr. James is board-certified as a diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a Senior Member of the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery. Dr. James is a member of an elite group of neurosurgeons dual-trained in both open cranial neurovascular surgery and minimally-invasive endovascular neurosurgery. Dr. James served as faculty and Instructor of Clinical Neurosurgery with the Department of Neurological Surgery at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Dr. James then joined the faculty at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University as an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and was successful in building the first joint cerebrovascular and endovascular neurosurgery program in eastern North Carolina serving a population of over 1.3 million people.
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Director, Skull Base Program
Curriculum Vitae
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, M.D.; Neurosurgical Residency Training at General Hospital of Athens "G. Gennimatas", Greece; Minimal invasive and Endoscopic Neurosurgery Fellow at UMC St Radboud, Nijmegen, The Netherlands; Endoscopic and Open Skull Base Surgery Fellow at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA.
Dr. Koutourousiou specializes in endoscopic endonasal approach (EEA) and open skull base surgery, pituitary tumors, skull base tumors, minimally invasive neurosurgery.
Dr. Koutourousiou received her M.D. from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece and completed a neurosurgical residency at the General Hospital of Athens "G. Gennimatas", Greece. She underwent subspecialty fellowship training in endoscopic pituitary surgery and minimal invasive neurosurgery at the UMC St Radboud, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. From 2010 to 2014, she spent four years at the Center of Cranial Base Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center completing a research and clinical fellowship training in Endoscopic Endonasal Approaches and Open Skull Base Surgery for the treatment of brain and skull base tumors. Her research focused on evaluating patient outcome following skull base surgeries has been published and presented in numerous national and international neurosurgical meetings.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Neurosurgery
Curriculum Vitae
Andrews University, B.S., Elementary Education; Chicago School of Professional Psychology, M.A., Clinical Psychology; Clinical Psychology Pre-doctoral Internship, Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System/University of Maryland-Baltimore Psychology Internship Consortium; Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Psy.D., Clinical Psychology; West Virginia University School of Medicine, Postdoctoral Residency in Clinical Neuropsychology.
After completing her post-doctoral residency in Clinical Neuropsychology at the West Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Lonser served as an Assistant Professor for two years at the school. She then entered private practice as a Clinical Neuropsychologist in Victoria, Australia. Dr. Lonser later moved to Australia's McKellar Centre Barwon Hospital, working in the area of Aged Psychiatric Services.
In 2012, Dr. Lonser joined the Frazier Rehabilitation Center in Louisville, Kentucky and also became an Assistant Professor in the University of Louisville Neurosurgery department.
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Professor, Department of Neurosurgery
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Curriculum Vitae
Duke University, B.S., Biology and Chemistry; Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, M.D.; Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Ph.D.; Neurosurgical Residency Training at University of Toronto
Dr. Nauta's long and distinguished career began when he was a Guest Investigator at the Institut fur Hirnforschung der Universitat in Zurich, Switzerland. From there he became an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Toronto. Two years later, he joined the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston as an Associate Professor of Neurosurgery.
He then spent an eight year stint as an Associate Professor of Neurosurgery and Radiation Oncology at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. Afterwards, he returned to the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, this time as a Professor of Neurosurgery. He later served as Chairman of their Neurosurgery department.
Dr. Nauta joined the University of Louisville in 2010. At UofL, he specializes in brain and spinal cord tumors, aneurysms and AVMs, lumbar stenosis, cervical disc disease, Chiari malformation, syringomyelia, adult hydrocephalus and special procedures for pain. He is also the Director of the department's Residency Program.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Neurosurgery
Curriculum Vitae
Cornell University, B.S., Electrical Engineering and B.A., Economics; University of Kansas, B.A., Biology; University of Kansas School of Medicine, M.D., Ph.D.; Neurosurgical Residency Training at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University; William P. Van Wagenen Fellow, Université de la Méditerranée Aix-Marseille II.
After completing his residency at Brown University, Dr. Park spent several years teaching at the Ivy League university. He then completed a fellowship at the world-renowned Université de la Méditerranée Aix-Marseille II in Paris, France.
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- The Long Game (2005) TV episode, Played by Simon Pegg
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