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Riverbend Friday, June 13Tyler Day, left, from Chattanooga and Logan Haynes from Jackson, Tenn., converse during the eighth day of the Riverbend Music Festival in downtown Chattanooga.
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* What: Young the Giant
* When: 9:30 p.m. tonight
* Where: Coca-Cola Stage
* Admission: One-day wristband ($26)
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9:30 p.m. Young the Giant
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Before the lineup for this year's festival was announced, Daniel DePrez was quick to dismiss Riverbend.
"Riverbend isn't a real music festival," says the 25-year-old, self-described "festival head" who makes trips to festivals like Bonnaroo, in Manchester, Tenn., and Wakarusa in Arkansas every year. But when he saw that Young the Giant was on the Riverbend lineup, he was pleasantly surprised.
"When I think back to five years ago, most of the acts were Christian or country artists," he says. "When I saw that Young the Giant was playing, plus Widespread Panic and the Silent Disco, it shows that they're actually trying."
The indie five-piece from California plays well-produced, sunny tunes with melodic choruses and powerful, high-energy vocals. Since releasing its eponymous debut album in 2010, the band has garnered credibility on the indie music scene and enjoyed more mainstream radio play as well, gracefully straddling the line between yet-another obscure hipster band and commercial hit-makers.
The anthemic song "My Body" peaked at No. 5 on Billboard's US Alternative chart, while "Cough Syrup" and "Apartment" got radio play, too. The band's performance at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards even earned a gushing review from Steven Morrissey, legendary frontman of the Smiths, on his music blog. "If there is any justice in the world (and we all know there isn't)," wrote Morrissey, "Young The Giant will own most of it … Every three thousand years, a band comes along who restore that precious component of faith."
Though comparable indie bands — like Cherub, who played on the Unum stage last year — have been on the Riverbend lineup in the past, they usually play the smaller side stages, DePrez points out. "The fact that Young the Giant are the headliners really bodes well for the future of Riverbend," he says.
Don Hixson, who works as the program and music director at WAWL-FM, the station at Chattanooga State Community College, has been around the local music scene for years. In the '90s, he even served a brief stint on the talent-booking committee for Friends of the Festival, which runs Riverbend.
"Back then the thought was that alternative bands that were popular when they booked them — say in December — might not even be around by the time the festival happened," he says. "Back then your options were Kenny G and Amy Grant."
Booking a band like Young the Giant was a stroke of a luck and a smart move, he says, both because of its draw for a younger crowd and because its sound is palatable enough to appeal to those who might not have heard of the band — which could be a large chunk of the Riverbend crowd.
"I would wager that if you went up to a lot of people in Chattanooga and asked about Young the Giant, they would go, 'Who?' But I think they're going to appeal to a lot of people even though they haven't heard of them," he says. "I also think it was smart of them to schedule them on fireworks night, because a lot of people are going to be there anyway."
Young the Giant are no strangers to proving themselves to unfamiliar crowds, having worked the club and festival circuit for years. The first time they played Austin's SXSW festival in 2009, they weren't signed to a label or named an official festival band.
"We just went there and tried to play things," frontman Sameer Gadhia told Rolling Stone Magazine earlier this year. "I think that honestly helped. People don't quite get us on listening to a record, but if they see us live, it's where everything comes in full context."
Josh Moore, 22, first heard Young the Giant during their Video Music Awards performance. He downloaded their album, burned a CD and played it in his car for the entire summer, telling everyone he knew about the band he had discovered. When a friend told him Young the Giant was playing at Riverbend, he could hardly believe it.
"Usually when there's a band I'm interested in at Riverbend, it's a lot more mainstream," he says. "This is the first band they've had that I'm actually really excited to see."
He says the crowd should look forward to a tightly executed live show.
"They're a really good live band, and you can tell they've been playing together a long time," he says. "They're really clean and the lead singer has a lot of control with his voice."
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CHICAGO AK Steel Corp. is booked nearly to capacity on coated and cold-rolled steel products and therefore has limited capacity to help automakers facing shutdowns due to steel shortages, the companys top executive said.
The West Chester, Ohio-based steelmaker is "increasingly being approached" by automotive customers "who are short on supply and facing potential outages," AK Steel chairman, president and chief executive officer James L. Wainscott said during a conference call with analysts April 22.
"We are happy to help, but we are not really in the firefighting business," Wainscott said, noting that the company also had "few tons" to offer.
"Our interest is really longer term and strategic in nature. We want to be the supplier of choice to take over (that business) in the future," he said.
U.S. automakers have not had to stop production due to supply chain problems at domestic steel mills, including a force majeure at Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel Corp.s Great Lakes Works in Ecorse, Mich. (amm.com, April 21). But Wainscotts commentsechoed by market sourcessuggest that some companies are in the hunt for replacement tons from alternative suppliers.
AK Steel lacks spot tons in part because it continuesalong with other integrated steel producers in the Midwestto grapple with iron ore shortages due to ice on the Great Lakes, Wainscott said. In response, the company has temporarily reduced the operating rates of its two blast furnaces, increased production at its Butler (Pa.) Works electric-arc furnace and also is buying slabs from third parties, he said.
AK Steel makes steel from blast furnaces at its Ashland (Ky.) Works and Middletown (Ohio) Works, according to the companys website. The blast furnaces are currently running at approximately 80 to 85 percent capacity, Wainscott said.
AK Steel is "not shy" about sourcing slabs from third parties if the price is right and the material matches the companys order books, Wainscott said. "Its something were going after and have a number of dialogues going on as we speak," he said.
Supply disruptions on the Great Lakes could last until at least the third quarter if not longer, Wainscott said. "It could take most of the year, frankly, for the deliveries to catch up," he said.
The Great Lakes experienced the second-highest ice cover on record this winter, causing the shipping season to start late and end early, Wainscott said. "Anyone who receives raw materials from the Great Lake is experiencing issues. That includes us and, I would guess, most everyone else," he said.
The late 2014 estimate referred to ore inventories returning to normal levels and not current shipments being delayed that long, chief financial officer Roger K. Newport stressed.
Despite the current tight market, AK Steel has only limited spot availability to take advantage of higher prices, Wainscott said. Roughly 80 percent of the companys business was linked to contracts in the first quarter and 20 percent spot, a ratio that should improve to 75 percent to 25 percent in the second quarter, he said.
Most of AK Steels spot availability is for hot-rolled coil, "and thats really the product weve been raising prices on," Wainscott said, noting that the company was still in "catch-up mode" because of past operational problems. "So there isnt a dramatic (spot) opportunity. There is somecertainly more than in the first quarterbut not as much as we would like," he said.
AK Steels contracts generally do not have "reset" provisions in them, and so the company generally "ate" any increased costs in the first quarter, Wainscott said. But some contracts last only six months, and the company is "achieving higher prices" as those expire and are renewed, he said.
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Utility demand for carbon emissions allowances could fall in 2013, as first-quarter results show a bearish combination of high hydroelectric levels and declining electricity demand. Already-weak carbon prices prompted European utilities to choose CO2-intensive coal over gas for electricity generation in the first three months of 2013, company results show.
A number of European utilities this week reported declining generation volumes, as electricity consumption weakened across Europe (see table). This is bearish for already-weak EU allowance (EUA) demand.
"Taking into account lower generation and higher hydro production - as it has emerged in the first quarter, confirming a trend that emerged at the end of 2012 - demand for EUAs from the utilities could decline by 0.2% compared with 2012," said Italian consultancy Nomisma's carbon analyst Matteo Mazzoni.
"The [expected] decline is limited, as coal will continue to be the cheapest source, further pressuring the share for gas," he added.
In 2012, the last year of Phase 2 of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), European power generators were slightly short in 2012 on the carbon market after their verified emissions exceeded their allocation by around 4 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent (see EDCM 2 April 2013).
From 2013 onwards, the power sector has to purchase entirely its allowances - with the exception of those in countries covered by the derogation, mainly in eastern Europe.
Sparks and darks
Low carbon prices and the cost discrepancy of different fuels has further pressured clean spark spreads, while boosting already-healthy clean dark spreads. As a result, electricity generators continue to be attracted to coal-fired generation, the most CO2-intensive fuel on offer for fossil-fired generation.
"The divergence between the cost of coal generation and gas generation widened in the first quarter of 2013," German energy giant E.ON said in its first-quarter results on Wednesday, pointing to factors including higher renewable generation.
The outlook for less CO2-intensive gas-fired generation remains weak, E.ON added, given the uncertain status of the back-loading proposal. The measure, to be voted on again by the European Parliament in July (see EDCM 7 May 2013), could push up carbon prices and pollution costs for utilities, consequently making coal-fired generation more expensive.
The company's results show that its European coal- and lignite-fired generation decreased year on year in the first quarter of 2013, but so did overall production.
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While low carbon prices continued to be an incentive for coal-fired generation, the latter did come under pressure in Europe from declining electricity demand and higher hydro production.
Italian power incumbent Enel, for instance, produced only 17.4TWh from coal-fired generation in Italy, down 11.7% year on year, its results showed late on Tuesday. On the opposite end, hydro generation jumped.
The trend of hydro crowding out coal was repeated in Spain for both power incumbent Endesa and utility Gas Natural Fenosa, the companies' results showed this week. The latter firm told ICIS its CO2 emissions fell by nearly 52% in the first quarter of 2013, without providing an outright figure.
"This [low CO2] situation will probably change during the next quarters, because hydroelectric and wind-production [levels] have been extraordinary between January and March," the company said.
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Despite lower coal generation, utilities are still expected to be the main players on the carbon market, as speculators are expected to exit if volatility vanishes (see EDCM 3 May 2013).
"Economic uncertainty and the risk of being downgraded are causing utilities to increase their power sales," said Matthew Gray, carbon analyst at broker Jefferies Bache, in a note on Wednesday.
"Due to continued deindustrialisation across the bloc, we see utility hedging entering a quasi-super-cycle."
Some utilities covered by the derogation, such as the Czech Republic's CEZ, have already sold their free allowance allocation for Phase 3. The company now expects to have to buy allowances to cover at least some of the emissions from its power plants in the second half of the year (see EDCM 7 May 2013). This could indicate that they expect carbon prices to continue to fall, having sold them at a higher price to buy them back later at a lower one.
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This is probably one of the quickest and easiest Vietnamese fish dishes. The only requirement is to use flawless, very fresh catfish called "cá bông lau" in Vietnamese. Whenever I go to the Asian grocery stores, if I find fish with bright clear eyes and the skin looks shiny and clean, chances are I bring some seafood home. Also, most important, fresh fish should smell briny and pleasant.
The steps for preparing cá bông lau kho tộ are simple but crucial. First, soak the fish in vinegar; that way the fish texture will maintain a firm texture, even once it's cooked. Then, frying onions and the use of red chili powder covers the fish-y flavor and lastly, braising the fish in a combination of soy sauce (not fish sauce) and coconut sauce will bring wonderful, lightly sweet flavor to the seafood dish.
In my opinion, a large bowl of warm rice noodle soup is the perfect, healthy comfort food. It's soothing, filling and gluten-free. Of course, a must-try is phở bò, which is my all-time favorite soup.
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Eating vegan foods doesn't necessarily mean they have to be bland. My goal to jazz up a Japanese eggplant and broccoli tofu dish was to add extra richness to the taste with coconut cream. The vegetables cooked fairly quickly, so I focused more on seasoning the sauce, using soy sauce, chile black bean sauce, palm sugar and coconut.
This coconut tofu is a great way for our family (baby Aria and I are the only ones not on a vegetarian diet) to share the same meal without missing meat. The tofu was flavorful with crispy texture and the added spiciness. With a dish like this one, you won't have naysayers claiming the tofu dish is too plain!
As I mentioned yesterday, we had a dinner guest the other evening. He lived in Japan for 20 years and now he's back to the US. We've met several times in the past and I remembered his love for seafood, so I promised him a special feast the next time he came to visit.
I wanted to prepare a special dish with luxurious flavors. so I served out-of-this-world lobster tails in spicy broth.
Lobster tails were pan-fried first, then sautéed in Chinese chives, Thai basil leaves and garlic and then dipped in a spicy lobster broth.
This vegetarian dish is Cậu Hoà's (my uncle) favorite. Since we live near San Jose, I'm fortunate to be able to find ready-made bánh ướt. It literally translates to "wet cakes". They're sheets of rice and tapioca noodles. The assembly of the dish, after steaming the rice noodle sheets, is ultra simple.
I accompanied the rice noodles with Vietnamese tofu ham called chả lụa chay (you can find the recipe in my second cookbook, Banh Mi.) I also added fried tofu, steamed bean sprouts, fried shallots, cucumber and a wide array of Vietnamese herbs. The vegetarian dish is then "watered" with nước mắm chay. I just discovered vegetarian nuoc mam made of pineapple juice, which is similar to but less pungent than real fish sauce.


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The original poster may have an issue with most proposed warrior stat priorities. I have an issue with the assumption that shield block is a go-to ability that we should use a lot.
Tengenstein is correct in the stat value posted in #39, but though it has been voiced a couple of times in this thread it seems most commenters are happy to completely ignore the question: Should you be using shield block?
Consider it please - what does shield block do? What does it not do?
Consider this also - feel free to go back to http://sacredduty.net/2012/09/18/l90...tion-followup/ and read through the entire thing. One thing I'm pretty sure you will not find is any consideration that the damage scenarios that are being theorycrafted are anything other than 100% blockable. In other words, the conclusions are pretty good in the scenario where 100% of dmg coming at you is possible to reduce with blocks and crit blocks.
This is not really how raid fights work out these days. I don't have an issue with Theck deciding to take a limited view of things - because the assumptions and restrictions you make is what makes the modelling possible - and it's such a valuable thing to have that I'm happy to read it. But when you want to use these kinds of theorycrafting results to make decisions about how to gear your tank it's necessary to understand the limitations of the model.
So the first thing I do when facing an encounter is ask myself this: Is this one fight where the damage is overwhelmingly (near 100%) physical and blockable? Because if it is - this would be a fight where I should consider being fully mastery speccing and using shield block on cooldown. I'm not saying it's a given - in that fight I might STILL choose to use shield barrier over shield block - but a 100% blockable fight I should at least consider using shield block on cooldown.
If the fight is not 100% blockable - why should I even consider using shield block?
Ok, that's being a bit too direct. Shield block is a tool, and there are times and places where the tool is the right tool for the job. But the point is - due to the relatively large amount of non-blockable damage we have to at least question whether a DEFAULT choice to use shield block is correct.
The most interesting point made in this thread so far was made in post #21 by Tengenstein. The specifics of his point aside it partially addresses the "Why you should ignore magic dmg and consider only the physical damage" argument in SOME situations (the why to use shield block argument). There may be times when there is raid wide magic damage which healers are assigned to top up - where the tanks part of the raid wide magic damage is ignored in the healing/survivability stakes - because it's being automatically alleviated.
This is why I'm skeptical when I see suggestions to run simulations with "some" magic damage to see if it skews the value of certain tanking stats. The situations are never quite as simple as that.
To the specific point raised by Teng - I unfortunately do not have the logs from when I tanked Stone Guard 10m, but when I tanked it 25m I took 40k per rend flesh tick as he said and 20k per melee hit. Yes, 20k. Not 200k (or 180k). I'm not sure this is actually a good example of a place to use shield block, but as said - I completely accept that there may be fights where the survivability challenge is predominantly blockable and for those situations it's worth considering if shield block should be used (and reforged for).
It is possible to have a fight with 90% blockable and 10% magic dmg where the challenge to the tanks survival is predominantly from the blockable damage and shield block is in play. It is possible to have the same fight with 9 times the magical damage - where the challenge to the tanks survival from blockable damage is the same - the blockable and magic split is 50/50 and the increased vengeance makes shield barrier so powerful that shield block is again no longer really valuable enough to use.


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People who live or travel in certain rural parts of Asia, and laboratory workers who are at risk of exposure to the virus should receive the Japanese encephalitis vaccine.
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Children aged 1-3 years get a smaller dose than older children and adults.
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Since the Japanese encephalitis vaccine is not 100% effective at preventing the disease, it is important to protect yourself from mosquito bites. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends remaining in well-screened areas, wearing clothes that cover most of the body, and using an effective insect repellent (eg, those containing up to 30% N,N-diethyl metatoluamide, or "DEET") on skin and clothing to prevent mosquito bites.
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- Browners Jan 17, 2009 08:37 AM
I'm trying to find somewhere in London that does an amazing Chinese sandwich. I'm a bit stumped at the moment and would really appreciate some help.
What exactly is a chinese sandwich? Can't say I've ever heard of it, let alone try it..
Is it a sandwich filled with char siu or roast duck or something?
I don't think I ever remember seeing anything Chinese made with flour... except for noodles or buns, dumplings etc. I've never seen a Chinese sandwich. I'm far from an expert, though, and maybe others who have lived in other places will know if there is such a thing... especially in London. You may have to write about another ethnic group this time. :-)
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I've got a feeling you might be right unfortunately. I'm going to keep going. But am currently thinking of back up plans.
But it seems that Vietnamese New Year also runs into February... so that could work JFores...
re: JFores
Your change of tack onto Vietnamese is interesting. Given that it seems that Chinese sandwiches are hard to come by... Vietnamese is a good idea. Does anyone have any advance on this: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/587450
I remember getting Taiwanese sandwich back in the Flushing mall in NY. It was made using a rice flour bun (one of those white, puffy ones), pork belly and cilantro. It was excellent. Succulent pork, soft bun, snappy cilantro.
I know that the location doesn't help, but perhaps you can look at Taiwanese places in London.
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Leung's does something like this called Taiwanese kebap or similar. They were out of rolls last visit, but it sounded deep.
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I'm visiting NY in March and have been reading LOTS about NY food - and I keep hearing pork buns being mentioned - perhaps something like this can be found in London?
You can read about them/see them on the Girl who Ate Everythings great blog
Good luck - can't wait to read about what you manage to find in London!
re: iheartcupcakes
I don't remember ever seeing anything like those pork buns in all the years I lived near NY. They look very good ....and not the usual pork buns at all.
I used to know all the interesting spots but rarely get back there now. Email me if you want any ideas. My email in is my profile.
re: zuriga1
Ssam Bar is Korean. Those buns are insane, best thing I ate in NY...
re: iheartcupcakes
Thanks for the link. Looks really intereting. Awesome blog by the way.
The steamed pork belly bun can be found at Leong's Legends. I have a photo of it on my blog if you're interested. If not, try one of the Chinese baked buns at many of the Hong Kong style bakeries - I like Golden Gate Cake Shop in Chinatown. Or you can try the Chinese steamed baos...the white ones you get at dim sum places. You can buy them in 6 packs in the supermarket to steam at home.
re: sulineats
Thanks everyone for all of your ideas. I'm really nervous about this one. I feel that I've got to find a proper sandwich really. But with a Chinese filling. I am desparate to try all of the lovely buns but are they really sandwiches? If yes. I'm over the moon.
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Check out Sulineats blog photo. It's a sliced starch product (i.e. bread) filled with meat and veggies. Sounds like a sarnie to me.
re: CTownFeedR
Agreed. If you can buy it in London, I don't see why not.
The only other kind of Chinese sandwich that comes to mind is the ones filled with that neon pink 'Chinese chicken' they used to sell in low-end supermarkets. Vile!
re: DollyDagger
Having had a look at Sulineat's blog I agree. Looks like a sandwich to me! Let's test it out.
re: Browners
I don't really think that a Chinese bun is all that different from a paninni sandwich. Both are dough containing a filling....
Be brave!
re: zuriga1
You're right. Thanks for the gentle kick. I'm going to give them a go. Wish me luck.
re: Browners
I'd say a bun is a sandwich as its bread with a filling!!!
Good luck :)
re: Browners
Good luck.... and let us know when the piece appears in print! I love those buns and always have some in my freezer. :-)
In Sydney we have an institution called Hong Ha, a little shop just near the airport that churns out thousands of chilli chicken rolls a day. They are vietnemese by definition and my favourite food. Fresh hot bread roll, grated chicken, cucumber, shredded chicken, special sauce, mayo and chilli... they are one of the things i miss the most in london. If you can recreate I will go back to eating one a day!
Are you referring to kong bak pau (braised pork belly bun)? That's the only thing I can think of that looks remotely like a sandwich in terms of Chinese dishes.
Just as a point of reference, the dish can be seen at this link: http://www.deliciousasianfood.com/200...
I'm sorry I can't help you in terms of where to go to have that in London, but if that's what you're referring to, it's indeed a delicious dish!
re: raistlyn
ok finally had a visit to Leong's today when they weren't out of kebab, and it is indeed an excellent kong bak pau, as linked above. Not as refined as the memorable one at ssam bar, but insanely good, mix of sweet dark marinade, braised greens and roasted peanuts and excellent textured belly. Had this at the newer joint on Lisle street, which I have been to three times now, and each time the xlb have been perfect: not too thin, not too thick, none splitting on lifting, intense soupy hit and lively herby pork filling. The oyster wrapped in egg was too cornstarchy, my friend didn't like it, leaving me to eat it all, which ended up being a bit of an undertaking. May not order this for a while. In terms of the kebab sandwich, they now have a window out front where you can order anything off the menu for nearly half price to take away. The pork bun isn't listed, but I'm sure they'd do it for you. This will be great come summer. In terms of its rep for inconsistency I have still only had two bad experiences at this place out of about 25 visits since it opened, often alone for afternoon yum cha.
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no problem mate. let me know how it goes.
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Crews responded to the fire in the 19000 block of West 39th Street South, about two miles south of Goddard, just after 7 a.m.
Fire Division Chief Eddie Fajardo says heavy flames were visible from the attic area when crews arrived. It is believed that the fire started on the back deck.
"Preliminary investigation points to the back deck," says Fajardo. "They think it might have been an ash tray that caught the back of the house on fire."
Flames quickly traveled up the side of the house and into the attic. The fire was brought under control just after 7:30 a.m., but firefighters remained on scene to monitor hot spots.
No one was injured in the blaze.
A damage estimate has not been determined, but Fajardo says there is moderate damage.
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My children have been attending Amerischools Academy South in Yuma for 3 years now, and I couldn't be happier with my decision to send them to this charter school. My daughter attended Kindergarten at a public school before she came here and unlike the public school, Amerischools caps the classes at 24 students. The principal, Mrs. Fox, is amazing. She strikes the perfect balance between strict and loving, and she takes the time to know each of the children in her care, as well as their parents. This attitude is passed down to her teachers, who also take the time to learn the name of all the students in the school while still focusing attention on those children in their care. The teachers take the time to challenge all of the students. The school offers physical education, music, art, computers, and other classes that were cut out of the public school. There are also clubs offered after school, at no charge, to help students grow and explore- dance, Spanish, and board games are just a few of the options. I wish the school was more than K-6 so I could leave my children in this perfect learning environment even longer. If you are looking for a school in Yuma, look no further.
My daughter has gone to school here since kindergarten. She is now finishing up the 6th grade at Amerischools North. I have always appreciated the small class sizes and attention from all her teachers. The Principal is firm, but would bend over backwards to help a student or parent, in or out of school. There isn't a bus system, but they have great before and after school care at an affordable rate. The teachers really care about their sudents and their education. I just wish it was through 8th grade! We will miss this small school that has become like our extended family.
AmeriSchools is a wonderful place to work. The staff members are nice, supportive, and caring. They are always working hard to provide the best education to the students.
This is my second year working for AmeriSchools-South. I believe it is a wonderful school. It has a great learn environment! All of my co-workers are always will to help with out being asked. Another great thing about our schools is all the wonderful parents. I really like that all of the parents are very involved and willing to go the extra mile to help their child(ren).
I have taught at AmeriSchools for two years, and I am blessed working here. I see the teachers giving their attention to each student for his/her personal needs (not just the core education) but pushing them personally ahead in areas than just their strengths even if it means extra work for the teacher! The teachers understand that kids learn differently, and at different paces, and accommodate learning needs.
This is my first year teaching at AmeriSchools-South; I really enjoy working here every day! School s philosophy is to provide each student with a high quality education. Teacher s instruction meets the individual needs, interest, and abilities of the students.
Amerischools Academy is a great school. I enjoy going to work everyday and the atmosphere is positive. All staff members work hard to achieve and give all students the best education possible.
Everyday that I work here I feel I am given the greatest opportunity to change a child's life through teaching, learning and growing with the children. My days are filled with positive people starting with our principle all the way down to the youngest member of our student body. I enjoy being here and being a part of something greater than myself.
This is my second year working here and it only gets better with time. Our class size is smaller than at other schools to allow for much more one-on-one interaction with students. Teachers are given more free range in lessons to modify to the needs of each and every student. We as faculty continue to learn and grow with the students in ensure the student is gaining the highest level of education for each grade level.
I love working at amerischools academy. All staff members work together to help each student achieve and acomplish their educational goals. Our principal is a great leader, she inspires all staff and students to be better.
I love teaching in a school where we can teach to fit the needs of every child in our classroom and not just follow a set of prearranged lessons. My students get hands on activities to help them learn. The staff goes out of it way to assist every student and other staff members. We are truly a family here. Best teaching experience I have ever had. I love working here.
Amerischools is a great school. The school focuses on differentiating instruction to meet the needs of individual students. We have an exceptional teaching staff and our principal is extremely supportive. Students learn citizenship skills and to succeed in academics.
My school AmeriSchools is a very good school. All the teachers are super nice, they are respectful and nice. The principal is a good and strict but really sweet she is not mean to anyone. She is always fair and super organized. This school is a small, yet a great school!! We have a rule that is called "one finger touch," I love that rule, at other schools they don't have a rule like that
My son is in his first year at Amerischools Academy and so far we love the education he is receiving here. The teachers and principal make school fun and challenging. The only drawback is the school facility- it is small and a bit crowded. I wish the school would move to a better building and add a 7th and 8th grade, so we don't have to find a middle school in a few years.
I have been employed at AmeriSchools for over 6 years. AmeriSchools is truly different than any other school in Yuma County. The staff members are compassionate, hard working and strive to provide students with an extraordinary education. They focus not only on their students academic needs, but also on their behavioral and social development. The parents & families are supportive of school events and understand that continual communication with their child's teacher is essential. I am blessed to have been given the privilege to begin at AmeriSchools many years ago, and I hope to continue being part of the AmeriSchools family for many years to come. If you haven't visited, I strongly encourage you to stop in and take a tour.
I love the schools small size that allows for teachers and staff to get to know every family.
We love Amerischools Academy South! My son has gone to this school since kindergarden and is now in 3rd grade. The teachers are wonderful and the principal is awesome. The only thing I see that needs improvement is getting the school zoned for speed zones...which apparently is being worked on. thank you
Great school! This is my son's last year at Amerischools Academy and he's as happy to attend school today as he was six years ago when he started kindergarden.
I love Amerischool Academy. I teachers and principal are great. My daughter really likes going there. She has been at this school since kinder and is now a 6th grader. She has exceeded all aims, and is ahead in math and reading. Couldn't ask for a better place for my daughter to go to school. I tell everyone about Amerischool and hope they bring their kids there as well.
My son went to 3rd grade here and the teachers and staff are very wonderful. If you have any questions or issue they will take the time to help you find the answers you need. Also if your child might be a bit ahead in some areas they can give him or her some extra work to help keep pushing them ahead. The class sizes are nice and the over all size of the school helps everyone be able to get any and all help they would need even if they get it from a different teach or staff member.
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Hexen II: Hammer of Thyrion 1.5.6
Improve your Hexen II game by adding lots of new improvements!
Raven Software has released the source code to their class based shooter game Hexen II and its multiplayer extension HexenWorld.
Hammer of Thyrion is a cross-platform port of Raven's Hexen II source. It is based on an older linux port, Anvil of Thyrion. HoT includes many bug fixes, improved sound and video modes, opengl improvements and documentation among many others.
Hammer of Thyrion is a cross-platform port of Raven's Hexen II source. It is based on an older linux port, Anvil of Thyrion. HoT includes many bug fixes, improved sound and video modes, opengl improvements and documentation among many others.
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- Support for Hexen II, Hexen II demo, Portal of Praevus mission pack and HexenWorld.
- Cross-platform code: Tested on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X and Windows. Also reported to build and run fine on QNX and Nokia N770, N800 and N810. Other unices should also work. Even DOS is supported for nostalgic purposes. There are seperate ports to MorphOS, AmigaOS4, PalmOS, GP2X and Pandora.
- Tested on 32 bit and 64 bit platforms.
- In-game resolution changing for both opengl and software renderers. Instant fullscreen/windowed toggling on X11 (unix).
- OpenGL enhancements including multitexturing, glow effects, working brightness control, text and hud size changing on the fly, translucent console background, console background stretching, colored lights and support for external lit files, fixes for texture cache and model mesh cache mismatches.
- Fully network-compatible with Raven's 1.11 windows version as well as with other Hexen II ports. Can load and play games saved with Raven's 1.11 windows version.
- The same binary handles both original hexen2 and the mission pack.
- The same hexen2 binary transparently handles both v1.11 (hexen2) and v1.12 (mission pack) style progs.dat files.
- Fullscreen intermissions and help dialogs.
- MouseWheel support.
- Improvements and fixes to the HexenC game code.
- Improved sound support: A selection of three different sound drivers (ALSA, OSS and SDL) for Linux. FreeBSD is supported with OSS and SDL, OpenBSD and NetBSD are experimentally supported with sunaudio and SDL.
- Support for ogg, mp3 and wav external music files to be played instead of the original midi files.
- Working music volume controls and on the fly selection of CD or MIDI music.
- Full user directories support under unix: all users have their own configuration files and game saves.
- Improved console functionality (inline editing and tab completion), and a maplist command.
- Ability to delete saved games from within the game.
- Several hexen2 utilities (hcc: the hexenc compiler, and other mapping tools) are maintained and are being kept up to date.
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