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The first single, "Silver Lining" from his upcoming summer release will be impacting Triple A radio on June 10th and will be available digitally on June 11th. Click here to view a live-in-the-studio acoustic performance of the track and here to listen to the single. For his Vanguard debut DeWyze collaborated with renowned producer/songwriters such as Toby Gad, Drew Pearson, Jim Scott, Matthew Wilder and Phil Allen.
"I wanted to take it back to what I'm really about, which is writing emotionally charged, meaningful songs," the 27-year-old artist explains. "I knew what kind of album I wanted to make and knew I could make. The way I see it, everything that's happened throughout my career has happened so that I can make this record."
Kevin Welk, President of The Welk Music Group, parent company of Vanguard Records heard the tracks DeWyze recorded and was sufficiently blown away to personally offer the artist a deal. Welk commented, "I am so impressed with Lee as an overall artist. I always knew he could sing but his writing is what sold me. This is a career record for him."
"We are thrilled to be working with Vanguard Records in releasing Lee DeWyze's sophomore album. This record is a clear reflection of who Lee is as an artist," says Jason Morey, EVP and Head of Music of 19 Entertainment.
"Vanguard is the right fit for me—no question," DeWyze says of the new relationship. "The company has a family feel and a lot of integrity. They care about who they sign, and they're really focused on the music. You might think they would've had certain expectations because of Idol, but that wasn't the case at all. It was just, "We love the music—let's do this." There's a mutual trust, and that's a very cool thing."
Lee DeWyze will be heading out on the road beginning April 18th in Ames, IA making additional stops in Chicago, IL, Columbus, OH, and Nashville, TN with additional dates to be added. Tour dates listed below.
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04/18/13 Ames, IA - Memorial Union @ Iowa State University
04/19/13 Chicago, IL - Viper Alley
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06/04/13 Columbus, OH - The Basement at Promowest
06/06/13 Ann Arbor, MI - The Ark
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RIM responds to insider allegations that BB10 is "no where near ready"
Earlier today BGR cited an "anonymous RIM insider" who claimed that the reason for the delay wasn't over hardware, but due to the lack of progress on the QNX-based BB10 mobile platform. The source indicated that the current lack of native email clients and other expected apps on the QNX-based PlayBook tablet were a good snapshot of the state of development for BB10.
The source also questioned the overall ability to execute on BB10, saying RIM had "bet the company" on an OS that "couldn't beat iPhone OS 1.0 or Android 2.0". We reached out to Research in Motion for a response, and received a strongly worded denial of these accusations from RIM representative Jamie Ernst, which is reproduced in full:
RIM made a strategic decision to launch BlackBerry 10 devices with a new, LTE-based dual core chip set architecture. As explained on our earnings call, the broad engineering impact of this decision and certain other factors significantly influenced the anticipated timing for the BlackBerry 10 devices. The anonymous claim suggesting otherwise is inaccurate and uninformed. As RIM has previously explained, and as Mike Lazaridis reiterated on the earnings call, we will not launch BlackBerry 10 devices until we know they are ready and we believe this new chip set architecture is required to deliver the world class user experience that our customers will expect. Any suggestion to the contrary is simply false. We appreciate the interest in our future platform and we will continue to work hard to deliver that platform as soon as possible. At the same time, we also remain very excited with the success of our recently launched BlackBerry 7 smartphones and we believe these products offer a very compelling choice for both new customers and the almost 75 million BlackBerry users around the world.
RIM clearly disputes the claims given to BGR, going so far as to label them "uniformed" and "simply false". While no other information was supplied on the state of BB10 development, they are clearly doubling down on the claim that waiting for specific SoC solutions is the driving force behind the delay.
Of course corporate spokesmen and anonymous sources can both be accused of having ulterior motives - we don't know the history of the anonymous source, and it would be surprising for RIM to respond any other way. Still, reading between the lines there is reason to think that there might be a nugget of truth - as well as cause for hope - to claims about BB10's state of development.
The statement "we will not launch BlackBerry 10 devices until we know they are ready" would of course include any software issues, thus providing cover if the phones do need to be delayed because of the software. But given the "half-baked" reviews given to the BlackBerry PlayBook, we can all agree that RIM would be better served releasing a top-notch product rather than one that is rushed to market. RIM probably doesn't have many more shots at relevancy in the high end smartphone world so BB10 handsets need to be a home run.
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1. roldefol (Posts: 3178; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Translation: We picked a new LTE-imbedded chipset (likely the S4 MSM8960) that isn't ready yet, and we had no contingency plan. We aren't letting our customers down, Qualcomm is.
Meanwhile, businesses are letting employees choose the iPhone 4S and any number of Android phones. Not to mention the coming Tango WP7 phones. By the time BB10 arrives, their installed base will have moved on.
2. cornerofthemoon (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Apr 2010)
If only it was the second half of 2011 not 2012...sigh.
7. ILikeBubbles (Posts: 304; Member since: 17 Jan 2011)
i love qualcomm :(
3. cornerofthemoon (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Apr 2010)
RIM, the smell of the BS is making our eyes water.
4. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
RIM is lost...very, very lost. I don't know how their CEOs are still at the helm at this point. Ever since the iPhone launched, they have had failure after failure because they are used to doing things the old fashioned way. But the problem is, they didn't look at the failure of the Blackberry Storm and say, "You know what? We need to hire some new minds in here." They stayed the course because they are RIM. But in that time, not only did Apple pick up the "security" roll while producing and awesome phone, but the different companies that make Android phones can pretty much make any kind of smartphone they want. Blackberry's niche is gone at this point.
Blackberry should have been doing this type of planning a few years ago. Even Microsoft got on board and produced a fine OS...and they are struggling. I don't have any faith that RIM will be able to make up the loss ground at all. Next summer is a life time in the tech world. In that time, Apple may come out with a new phone, Android is coming out with a f**king Nexus tab next year, and Microsoft is also ready to come out with a few phones via Nokia. RIM is simply f**ked at this point.
5. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5951; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
@JeffdaBeat - RIM has been f*cked for a while. I would say they were f*cked when iOS v. 5 shipped and Google started leaking the feature set for ICS. The only thing keeping RIM anywhere relevant is the 2 year contracts that the poor sods who purchased a BB handset signed. When the iPhone 5 and multiple ICS handsets start to ship next year, expect the BB market share to nosedive. Even with ETFs on BB handsets. A friend who purchased a BB 9800 is just waiting for the D4 to become available, and they will be eating an ETF on the 9800. There seem to be a number of BB owners in a similar circumstance, judging by monthly market share metrics....
RIM is a dead man walking. Time to short the stock.
6. snowgator (Posts: 3289; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Well, if Mike Lazaridis said it, that settles it. No worries.
Again, hope sarcasm comes across okay in a post.
8. e.wvu (unregistered)
Wow, Blackberry. As I watched on Bloomberg today, it stated that Blackberry will put the Blackberry Playbook to the grave within the next month or two. Now, Blackberry 10 isn't going to be available anytime soon makes me wonder how long the company will be able to hold on. It's been a while since I've owned a Blackberry device but I feel sorry for those who are loyal Blackberry owners because Blackberry is letting them down.
9. cornerofthemoon (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Apr 2010)
I was tempted to buy the discounted $199 PlayBook at Best Buy the other day, but I changed my mind once I felt the presence of vultures flying overhead. It's a real shame. The PlayBook is a decent piece of hardware and QNX had lots of potential. But the missing email thing and stupid marketing killed it.
10. derricob (Posts: 24; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
RIM will be the next Palm come next year or year after. It's sad because I used to love Blackberry because of their cameras, hardware durability, and QWERTY keyboards. But over time other companies have stepped up to make better cameras, better hardware, and I can type faster with an on-screen keyboard now. Not to mention how the other OS are way better and have better apps/games. I wouldn't recommend a Blackberry to anyone.
11. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
I bet whatever that BB10 is, its gonna be the same crap..
12. cornerofthemoon (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Apr 2010)
Assuming the whole LTE chipset thingamajig isn't complete bulls#$t, most of the world doesn't have or will never have LTE, so why the delay?
13. roldefol (Posts: 3178; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
I don't think it's bull, but on the other hand it was foolish of them to bet the farm on a single chipset. Most likely they want to use the same chipset in all carrier versions, and they want the Verizon and AT&T versions to have LTE, so the entire line must have the LTE modem even if it's not active on all carriers.
14. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5951; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Betting the farm on having a uniform chipset across all platforms when the chipset was not shipping is beyond stupid. I am thinking about the fiasco at Apple over the migration from .mac to MobileMe. Things got so bad that Steve called out the transition team in a public meeting and fired the team leaders on the spot.
Something similar needs to happen to the co-Bozos who are running RIM.
15. JohnQpublic (Posts: 3; Member since: 21 Dec 2011)
RIM should have bought webOS....The Blackberry Bold 9930 is still one of the best looking, best built quality phones out, more for business with the small screen.


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I am of the opinion that my life belongs to the whole community and as long as I live, it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can. I want to be thoroughly used up when I die, for the harder I work the more I live. ~George Bernard Shaw
Most renewable energy comes either directly or indirectly from the sun. Sunlight, or solar energy, can be used directly for heating and lighting homes and other buildings, for generating electricity, and for hot water heating, solar cooling, and a variety of commercial and industrial uses. Fossil fuels are non-renewable, that is, they draw on finite resources that will eventually dwindle, becoming too expensive or too environmentally damaging to retrieve. In contrast, renewable energy resources-such as wind and solar energy-are constantly replenished and will never run out.
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Three years ago renewable energy and secure livelihoods were jargons used by the most educated academicians according to my perception and stereotype. I avoided anyone who spoke NGO Tongue because it will unveil my ignorance and little knowledge leading to my bruised ego, I felt safe watching from a distance and being a very harsh critique. Now am in the pond and I feel more knowledgeable and have enough diplomatic answers for critiques
Namibia is a desert country with lots and lots of sunshine; Khorixas is the hottest town I have lived for two years. The communities there are poor and at times not able to cook food for two days due to lack of money to buy paraffin or electricity. In addition to that harvesting of dead firewood is punishable by law unless you get a license from the DOF (Directorate of Forestry). The yellow bulb lit on me one sunny day in January 2010 while sitting in my tin-roofed house. I was literally cooking inside this shelter that was to protect me from natural external forces(Sunshine, heat wave, rain, hot and cold winds, sand storms, scorpions and the list is endless).
I went outside to catch some fresh air, the second house on my left side is inhabited by an old grandmother with more than 10 grandchildren, and she was just sitting outside her house staring at space, the cooking space cold with ashes that hot coals went out ages and inside the house no electricity. "Matisa Ouma? Are you ok?" I asked, she responded in Afrikaans which is Greek to me. One of her grand children came to translate. They had slept hungry for two days and this day will be the third due to lack of any form of energy to cook. Pity clouded my thoughts, went back to my house and goggled for donors supporting solar projects in Africa. Alas! They were numerous, hope transcended in me that from all the requests I had sent at least I will get responses the following day. I was wrong, it took four months for one response to come through which was shaky from one Dr. Deli Saavedra from Sol Soldari Spain. His e-mail read "We would like to partner with Welwitschia Development Trust in solar related projects, unfortunately we rely on donations too and partners who produce the solar equipments, I have not received any response from the few proposals I wrote………..i will keep you posted in case anything comes up". Questions ran in my mind, haven't people in developed countries heard of Namibia where the Namib Desert is? How do solar manufacturers not know of Namibia? This is the country they should test their inventions practically to know if they are long term or short term products.
Late August was a month of reckoning; Dr. Deli got a response from one Mr. John Grandinetti founder of Developing Solar World –Hawaii and inventor of enough solar cooker technologies for the past thirty years. He sent a questionnaire for needs analysis. Light at the end of a dark tunnel was what became a reality to WDT as an institution geared towards sustainable development and building capacities for the rural poor. After a lot of research, paper work, e-mails, calls, creating new relationships with Ministries I never thought of working with, I became a guru in logistics. I came to know of shipping lines terms and the feeling was magnificent, not just for me but for the rural poor of Khorixas. Yes this time my Ouma in the location will not starve to death with her grandchildren.
Fast forward November, 2010 from Hongkong China a 40' container with 124 units of solar cooker equipments was in high seas destined to Namibia of all places Khorixas…….Yaay. These are donations from people I have never met but took a leap of faith and invested millions of dollars for these communities. Travel arrangements from both Hawaii and Barcelona were made. Despite Snow blizzards in New York, terrible floods in Spain, these wonderful people flew more than 20 hours to come to Namibia to meet the deserving beneficiaries in Khorixas Constituency.
"Welwitschia Development Trust welcomes you to this auspicious occasion today for the launching of Khorixas Solar Cooker Project" echoed Mr. Tjombe's Voice to the crowd. The faces of the attendees were full of joy and renewed hope for a sustained renewable secure livelihood venture. Newly elected councilors, mayor and his deputy, political parties, churches and Traditional leaders were all present to witness this new phase of technology in their town. Damara songs were the in thing that day and everyone was walking on cloud nine. A demonstration was done and Voila! The blazing solar cooker bakes, boils and barbeques. One lady from the crowd shouted, "I will borrow from my neighbor who is a beneficiary to cook food at auctions for sale to the people" that was an enterprising statement. What am I trying to say in simple terms?
Brings people together: sharing of these units with others strengthens peace and friendships
Income Generating: baking, braais for the people and selling creates financial freedom for members
Healthy living: the days of getting heart conditions due to smoke from firewood coals are being reduced
Environmental safety: Climate change is being tackled by less carbon emissions to the air
Security: Women who walk long distances for firewood are vulnerable to evils such as rape, wild animal attacks; this is reduced since they will be at home
Job creation: these units have created jobs and training for the selected technicians who will visit their areas of distribution to attend to any technical issues arising from the beneficiaries.
Fighting Hunger: three days of uncooked meals due to lack of energy are being cut down.
There is no conclusion……this is just the beginning a Luta continua in fighting poverty with renewable energy. My appreciation goes out to
VSO: Creating an enabling environment for me to share my skills and change lives
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DSW: Inventing this technology and bringing it to Khorixas, Namibia as a pilot site
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A clone of Jango Fett, he won't stop until he's tracked down Han Solo and Chewbacca. Costume includes helmet with mask, jumpsuit with molded armor, a molded belt and a character cape. 4-piece set. Polyester. Hand wash.Imported.
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This costume looks great in pictures, but the value for the price is not worth it. To start with, the sizing is incorrect. My 8 year old wears an 8-10, so I purchased an 8-10. I should have bought the next size up since the 8-10 fit my 6 year old who wears a 6-7. Lesson learned...buy the next size up! Also, the material on this costume is extremely thin. The crotch area split the very first time my son sat down. I would never buy this costume again nor would I recommend it to anyone!
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I should have listened to the previous review. Ordered this costume for my son, crossed my fingers and hoped for the best. But, alas the costume was very different from what I expected based on the photo. (1)Very thin, flimsy "molded" armor which only consists of one rectangular piece across the chest, and on the knees and wrists, (2)shoulder pads were just flat foam pieces that stick up and look awkward, (3)pockets on pants are just printed on, (4)cape is brown not green, (5)Ordered SMALL for my 48" six year old, but it was tight and 3" short in the legs and 2" short in the arms. Just wish they would have changed the photo so I would have known what I was paying for. Perhaps we wouldn't have been SO disappointed when we opened the box and the product did not match our expectations. The worst part is now I have to pay to return it.
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Title: poor quality / not as advertised
Date: Oct 11, 2011
My son was extremely excited to receive this costume. It was the biggest disappointment and he is too embarassed to wear it because the quality is so poor. The costume is clearly not the same as pictured in the catalog or on the web site. I have tried to bring this to costume express' attention in order to avoid anyone else having to go through the same disappointment. The description state "molded" armor. The armor is not molded - it's foam that is attached by a few stitches. The material is very flimsy. The cape is not the same color as the picture which is another reason I am saying this is not the same costume which is being advertised. The belt has not velcro so it has to be tied in the back. Not a costume for a 7 year old. Extremely poor quality. Worth 1/2 the price. JUST AWFUL.
Reviewed by: MMsMommy
Location: Schuylerville, NY
Title: Fun costume
Date: Oct 04, 2011
Excellent fit! Helmet is not high quality but has not broken with much wear for play.
Reviewed by: bigluke
Date: Aug 28, 2011
This costume is way too large for my child and actually fits myself who is a 5 feet 4 inch adult who weighs 130 pounds. I will definately need to return it. I am afraid to size down because he wore the next size down in another costume of yours last year. This is my 3rd costume purchase from you.
Reviewed by: DUBBULW11
Location: Orange, CA
Title: Cute Costume
Date: Nov 01, 2010
This was a cute costume on my 6 year old son. However I had a couple of issues. My son is tall and slender, so the belt did not fit well on its own. I had to use safety pins to keep it on. The helmet is something to be desired. He ended up not wearing it because it did not stay in place and made it hard to see out of. Costume Express did not sell the Boba Fett gun, so we bought the Jengo Fett instead...the same gun just different colors. Even though I had these issues, my son loved it!
Reviewed by: chmabe
Title: Boba Fett
Date: Oct 17, 2010
Not a quality costume for the cost. It is cheaply made and a huge disappointment.
Reviewed by: swmom
Title: okay but....
Date: Oct 14, 2010
The costume is not made of material that will last. After Trick-or-Treat night, one or two times of playing "dress-up" will probably ruin it. I expect the flimsy "helmet" to be ruined right away. Really too expensive for what you get. The upside? My son is thrilled with it :)
Reviewed by: Amber2226
Location: Pittsburgh
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Title: Good Costume
Date: Oct 04, 2010
My son absolutely loves this costume. He is constantly putting it on. The only bad thing is the belt needs more velcro, he is a size 4 but its a little big so I had to make a few adjustments
Reviewed by: ajpad
Location: West Palm Beach, FL
Title: Great Quality!
Great quality, lots of detail...I've seen this style of costume in stores for a little less, but definitely not as nice. My son is 4, it's a little long, but gives him room to grow and have long term fun being Boba Fett. We bought a Firefighter costume for our other son 3 years ago and they still play with it (not like most costumes that fall apart after Halloween).
Reviewed by: conmom
Location: Meridian ID
Title: will do for one year
Date: Oct 02, 2010
This is a great costume. But know upfront the helmet is pretty flimsy and not sturdy at all. At comes in two pieces and velcros together. The hard plastic cracked within the first day of rough boy play. Easy mended with tape. But i! am hopingit makes it to Halloween. Otherwise the costume is great. Needs gloves and blaster available.
Reviewed by: JaimieY
Location: Malta, NY
Title: BobaFett Costume
Date: Sep 15, 2010
My son is a size 7 and I purchased the 8-10 with the idea he would be wearing pants, shirt & jacket underneath. However, this costume is very big on him and I should have gone with his normal size since it stretches. My son really likes this costume especialy the jet pack which is sold separately. The only real complaint I have is the helmet. I tried it on and it is very difficult to see out of. I think any child trick or treating at night will have a very difficult time seeing with this on.
Reviewed by: Grandma04
Location: Birmingham, AL
Title: It's a hit!
Date: Sep 11, 2010
Doesn't matter what I think, my 4 year old grandson LOVED it! His mother picked him up to take him to the store to buy new shoes and he insisted on wearing the costume to the store. The constume seems to be well made and is standing up to some pretty tuff wear.
Reviewed by: AllMySons
Title: A bit disappointed
Date: Sep 10, 2010
Great costume, a bit larger than expected, but easy to hem! My son loves it. The only issue is the helmet, there isnt very much opening to see out of, and what is there is also darkened, so he has trouble navigating the house, much less the dark night of Halloween :(
Reviewed by: jajafla
Location: port saint lucie, fl
Title: Awesome Costume:)
Date: Nov 27, 2009
My son loved this! It was alittle baggy but my son is super thin. It looked great though with all the detail including the shoe covers at the bottom so I didnt have to buy shoes:)
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- 0Mar 17, '09 by KaoskatI'm applying to FCCJ Fall 2009 and am taking the PSB-NAT this Thursday. I've searched through several threads about FCCJ and the NAT but can't find how they calculate your score. I've seen a lot of but don't quote me, "I was in the 98th percentile in 2 sections and the 91st in one. My raw score *.64 was 112". I have no idea what that even means. So they'll give me a raw score immediatley after I take it online and I multiply that by .64 to get the actual score? Or are they going to give me the exact number score I'll write on my application? I'm a nerd about my grades.
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- 1Mar 18, '09 by FLmomof5OK, I wouldn't sweat the NAT. Personally I thought that it was easy.
After you have finished the test, the monitor will give you a print out of your scores. At the top is "Raw Score" row and underneath that is "Percentile".
Look at the bottom and you will see each column identified. Fourth column is "Academic Aptitude - Total" two to the right is "Reading Comprehension" followed by "Information in the Natural Sciences". Take the Raw score at the top of each of those columns and add together. ie: 63 + 33 + 79 = 175. Take that and multiply by .64 (175 x .64 = 112). That is your NAT score the school will use. Add your 104 (104 + 112) and you would have 216 points.
(Can we all guess that you used my prev post? LOL)
For me, my grades gave me 107. Add the 112 and my points were 219.
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- 0Mar 18, '09 by KaoskatLOL yes, it was your post that I tried to quote from. Thank you so much for the info.
Someone in my CHM1032 class took it Tues and I saw her scores today (her print out) so I know what the end result will look like and what to look for. I think I'll do fine on the test. Kind of a personal goal to surpass 200 points to apply with.
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- 0Aug 20, '09 by Phread01I know this is an older thread but I just took my NAT and no one at the college would tell me what my results mean.
I thought the maximum score on the NAT was 120? Using the formula above (Academic Aptitude + Reading comprehension + Natural Sciences summed and multiplied by .64) It's possible to score much higher than 120 points. What happens then? Is there a different formula being used or do they just cap your points at 120 even if you score higher?
- 0You could be using the wrong numbers and that is what is giving you such a high score. Considering most of my scores were in the 98th %ile, I can't see how anyone could have over 120. I would almost need to see your score to know if you are using the right numbers or not.
Academic Aptitude Total is the composite of the 3 Academic areas, so you don't add them you take the total only. At 98%ile, I had 63 pts.
Why don't you share what numbers you are using and we might be able to help.
- 0Aug 21, '09 by Phread01I had 69 pts in Academic Aptitude, 38 in Reading Comprehension, 83 in Natural Sciences (and 33 in Spelling if that matters).
What did you end up with as your NAT score with your point totals if you don't mind my asking?
Thx for responding by the way. I can't seem to stop obsessing about this because I have a "C" in Microbiology that I transferred in and I'm pretty sure I just missed an "A" in A&P I by 4 points (out of 1000 possible). That's 2 four hour courses that I'm definitely not getting all the points from.
- 0Well, those #'s do compute to 121.5.... interesting. I would venture to guess that they would max you out at 120.
WRT to your GPA points.... if you only got 80 pts, you would have 200 overall and that is more than enough for acceptance! I really wouldn't sweat it.
My NAT points was the 112 you see in my first post here. I got a B in A&PI. (I did get an "A" in Micro). Anyway, my point total for the courses came to 107. I applied with 219 pts. The lowest for last term was 190. (I think anyway....), so when you are over 200, it is pretty much a done deal.


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After a good start to the year the market turned its attention to Bordeaux 2012. Although release prices have come down on the levels of 2011, it seems that for many they have not dropped far enough. With all eyes on the new vintage, trade was muted and the Liv-ex indices strayed downwards. In April the 2012s accounted for 16% of Bordeaux trade by value, just behind the perennially popular 2009s, which accounted for 19%. But 2012 trade was buoyed by three wines: Margaux, Lafite and Mouton, which accounted for 84% by value. The First Growths' astute pricing meant that the new wine was the cheapest vintage available — and buyers took advantage of this. Bordeaux's share of turnover edged up in April, but at 85% it is still six percentage points below its share for April last year. Champagne took its lowest share of trade year to date, while Burgundy and the Rhone also slightly dropped back. Broadening demand for Italian wines saw the country reach a six-month high of 1.9%.
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When it released at €180 per bottle ex negociant, Angelus 2012 bucked the En Primeur trend — the new wine is 30% more expensive than its 2011. It is currently being offered in London for around Ł1,850 per 12x75. In a ripple effect, prices for back vintages have risen to meet the level. Liquidity may be low, but those who have Angelus are unwilling to sell it for anything less than the current price for the 2012, pushing the brand's prices up and up.
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Although Bordeaux dominated the market's thoughts in April, Italian wines took their highest share of trade by value in six months. Their appeal is growing, as evidenced by their average share of exchange turnover: in 2010 this was 0.9%, in 2011 it was 1.5%, and in 2012 it was 2.3%. The chart above shows the rising performance of top Italian wines. While the Liv-ex 50 has fluctuated over the last six years, the Super Tuscan index has steadily climbed, even avoiding the post-Lehman Brothers dip in September 2008 and the market decline in mid-2011. It is currently posting a five-year gain of 92%— just six percentage points shy of the Liv-ex 50's peak in June 2011. In recent months the trajectories of the two indices have become more similar, suggesting that demand for both regions is occurring in tandem rather than independently of each other.
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The furor over a recent Pentagon proposal to merge Army support units — which include women soldiers — with front line combat brigades continues. In my last article (Women Warriors and the American Empire) I expressed dismay that the American people were seemingly willing to feed their daughters into the morass of the Iraqi quagmire.
That last article prompted numerous emails which raised a variety of questions and accusations concerning these issues which I will herein attempt to address:
Point #1: Does my opposition to women in combat mean that I value the lives of women more than those of men?
If one accepts the egalitarian premises which currently dominate our culture, then the reluctance to utilize women in combat roles does, in fact, smack of "sexism". No parent wants to see his son come home in a body bag, so why should there be any increased worry for our daughters? What is good for the goose, as the saying goes, is good for the gander.
My answer to this question lies in my rejection of egalitarianism. The fact is that women do not have the same level of strength and endurance as men. I don't say this because I dislike women (quite the contrary, I love and respect women), but rather because it is the simple truth. For those who disagree on this point, I would respond that your quarrel isn't with me; your quarrel is with reality.
The presence of women in ground combat units will have numerous terrible repercussions. First, they will die in numbers far in excess of men. They will not generally have the strength and stamina necessary to function in a manner that maximizes their chances of survival on the battlefield. Second, since combat is a team effort, their presence will imperil the success of their units' missions and will unnecessarily endanger the lives of their male comrades. Various nations over the past century have tested this premise (the most recent example being the Israelis). They all discontinued the policy when these facts became evident.
By way of analogy, one could ask if the life of a child is inherently more valuable than that of a healthy 20-year-old man. Philosophically, I suppose it is not. The death of any human being is a tragedy and all human life is equally precious. But any sane person would regard the idea of sending children into combat as an outrage.
Watching our young men die in an unnecessary war in Iraq is offensive (which is why I have opposed this war from the very beginning). Sending women or children into the fray would be an absolute atrocity.
Point #2: Shouldn't women be allowed to continue in military support roles based on their individual abilities?
For the Army and Marines, my answer to this question is "no". This may seem somewhat arbitrary, since a woman can certainly perform as a truck driver or a recruiter just as well as a man.
So why not continue to allow women in these roles?
While this attitude may seem fair, it arises from a fundamental misunderstanding of the way in which the Army and Marines function.
First of all, given the above-mentioned physical limitations of women in combat, utilizing women in support functions limits the potential overall size of the combat force. While women can certainly perform as truck drivers or recruiters at a level equal to men, the reverse is also true. Men can function in these roles the same as women…and men have the added benefit of being available for quick redeployment to combat brigades should the situation warrant. All active duty enlisted personnel have gone through boot camp, and most have some higher level of combat instruction. In an emergency, these male soldiers in support units can quickly be given refresher training and sent to the front. Women can not. As a conflict progresses and the front line units suffer attrition, support units with large numbers of women cannot function as sources of replacement manpower (unless women are sent into combat).
Second, this egalitarian attitude towards support roles does not take into account the rigors of long-term assignments to combat brigades (even in peacetime). A career soldier spends 20 (or more) years in the Army. Over that time, he is rotated between high-stress combat units and other, less grueling back-up jobs (such as recruiting). A two or three year stint in an airborne division, for instance, demands a great deal of arduous training, numerous deployments, and a lot of physical wear-and-tear. These soldiers need to "take a breather" periodically and are thus assigned jobs such as recruiting for this purpose. Asking a soldier to remain in a combat unit for twenty years is like asking an NFL team to play a 52-week season. It simply won't work.
If support jobs are filled up with women soldiers, there will be a shortage of these positions available through which men from front-line units can be rotated.
Thus, the presence of women has a ripple-effect which harms the overall effectiveness of the force. (I should add that this analysis does not really apply to the Navy and the Air Force. Combat roles in those services are different, and don't generally involve ground combat. As such, women should be permitted, in my opinion, to serve in support roles in those branches of the military. But as far as the Army and the Marine Corps are concerned, the only women in those services should be in areas considered by the Geneva Conventions to be "non-combatants" such as the medical corps and the chaplain's corps).
Due to the preponderance of women in support roles in the US Army, the Pentagon now faces a grim choice. As attrition takes its toll on combat units and the Iraqi insurgency grinds on, we are confronted with a serious shortage of infantrymen. The Army must now either begin rotating women into support units collocated with combat brigades, or compromise the mission entirely.
The chickens of political correctness are about to come home to roost in the form of a wave of female casualties in Iraq…all because the brass didn't have the guts to stand up to the feminists back in the 80's and 90's when pressure was exerted to allow women into continually expanding support roles ever closer to the front-line troops.
Once again, we will see tragic proof of that old paleoconservative dictum: ideas have consequences. And the consequences of this particular idea are going to be very tragic indeed.
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We saw our very strongest "natural" speller/reader do letter reversals; I think the Lord was trying to tell me right off the bat not to panic. Family history on one side includes a strong history of dyslexia. One of our relatives found ways around it in business (and became a multi-millionaire), but no one ever remembers seeing him read as an adult. Others read for him! He still managed to read enough (took h-o-u-r-s of agonizing work, but he did it) to complete a solid high school course in the 1920s.
Anyhow, all of our children, including some special-needs learners, wound up being able to manage through a variety of ways we found to help them, [including] answers to prayer, special helps of all sorts, etc. One was finally motivated to read as a teen by serious Bible study, hunting, and history interests! How's that for a combo?
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