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What about this scenario? Some number of SOAP nodes communicate with each other using one-way messages. Could it be possible that a node might like to send a SOAP notification message? That would be a one-way fault message. (FRM) Anne At 06:53 AM 11/3/2003, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: >+1 >IIUC: FRM is one case of FRM, but MTF can't be expressed using the >FRM pattern.. > >Paul > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sanjiva Weerawarana [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Sun 02/11/2003 10:07 > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Cc: > Subject: are fault-replaces-message (FRM) and > message-triggers-fault (MTF) equivalent > > > > > We currently have two fault patterns: > > - FRM which can be used *after* the first message (since it doesn't > make sense to start a MEP with a fault :-)) > - MTF which can be associated with the first message even, but of > course the fault follows the message since its the occurrence > of the mesasage which triggers the fault. > > Now, can we not just stick to MTF? FRM seems like just a special > case when the fault is associated with the first message but > defined with MTF. > > With FRM, we'd specify a simple in-out scenario with faults > as follows: > <operation name='foo'> > <input messageReference='A' body='x:e1'/> > <output messageReference='B' body='x:e2'/> > <outfault messageReference='B' details='f:f1'/> > <outfault messageReference='B' details='f:f2'/> > </operation> > > If we switch the in-out to use MTF instead, this would look like > this: > <operation name='foo'> > <input messageReference='A' body='x:e1'/> > <output messageReference='B' body='x:e2'/> > <outfault messageReference='A' details='f:f1'/> > <outfault messageReference='A' details='f:f2'/> > </operation> > > The only difference is the value of outfault/@messageReference. > > I can't think of a case where an FRM scenario couldn't be expressed > using MTF thus. > > So, shall we drop FRM and stick to MTF?? > > Sanjiva. > >Received on Monday, 3 November 2003 14:46:07 GMT
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Using Museum Resources to Teach Evolution
March 27, 2013 - March 28, 2013
Work with AMNH educators and scientists to examine the evidence for evolution, the process of biological evolution, how we understand the planet's biodiversity through the lens of evolution, and how teaching about evolution can be used to help students understand the nature of science.
This two-day course is designed to help middle and high school educators focus on what adults and students should know about the topic of biological evolution. Participants in this course will work with AMNH educators using museum exhibitions and resources to examine the cutting edge of evolutionary theory. A main focus will be the construction and interpretation of evolutionary tree diagrams using both morphological and genetic data. Examination of research on student misconceptions about evolution will strengthen understandings and abilities to teach about evolutionary processes. Teachers will receive digital and print resources to use for teaching in the classroom and in the Museum.
Grades 6-12.
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Integrating NGSS Science Practices with Common Core Literacy Strategies Using a Hudson River Ecology Teaching Case and Online Data Tools
January 15, 2015 - February 12, 2015
This five-session online workshop focuses on how to integrate science practices with specific Common Core reading and writing standards using a collection of videos, essays, and online data tools that tell the story of how scientists investigated the ecological impacts of the invasive zebra mussel on the Hudson River ecosystem.
Creating Common Core Aligned Museum Learning Experiences for Grades K-5: Animal Adaptations
January 24, 2015 - April 8, 2015
This three part workshop provides teachers with the tools to design, execute and evaluate successful science and literacy aligned Museum learning experiences around the topic of animal adaptations.
Creating Common Core Aligned Museum Learning Experiences for Grades 6-12: Earth Science
February 17, 2015 - May 9, 2015
This three part workshop provides teachers with the tools to design, execute and evaluate successful science and literacy aligned Museum learning experiences around the topic of plate tectonics.
Mid Winter Teacher Institute: Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters
February 18, 2015 - February 19, 2015
This two day workshop will introduce K-12 teachers to our newest exhibition, Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters. Participants will work with Museum educators and scientists to strengthen their understanding of the earth processes that cause natural disasters, explore the tools that scientists use to study and predict these events and use case studies that help illustrate the topic
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June 4, 2015
This professional day is geared for K-12 teachers who want to strengthen their ability to use Museum resources to teach science. Participants will have the opportunity to choose from a range of breakout sessions that will utilize the Museum's digital, print, and exhibition resources to connect with the science curriculum in ways that are engaging for students.


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February 23, 2011 3
Global Faith
I´ve been inspired once again by Steve McCurry, what can I say the guy´s a genius.
A recent blog post by entitled A Matter of Faith seems to have got the travel photographers of world stirring as other photographers share their faith based imagery. So I thought I´d jump on this band wagon and enjoy the ride along with both David Sanger (blog title: Images of Faith) and Craig Ferguson (blog title: Of The East). It also gives me a chance to show some of my older images.
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May 3, 2010 3
Cyclone Nargis
2 Years ago Cyclone Nargis devastated southern Burma killing an estimated 140 000 people and displacing millions from there homes. The subsequent behaviour of the ruling military junta was nothing but disgraceful, at the time there was real talk about helping free the Burmese from their harshly restricted lives, there was even talk of military intervention against the rulers but nothing came of it, their cause has been all but forgotten.
By coincidence I was in Burma at the time of the cyclone. Fortunately I was in the North when the cyclone hit, however my family had no idea where in the country I was and 4 or 5 days of not hearing from me panic kicked in, and they began to think the worst. Newspapers, radio and tv crews jumped at the story of ´UK photographer missing in Burma´ There was no way to contact anyone, no Internet, no telephone, hell there was even no electricity for days and days. Obviously I was safe and made it home shortly afterwards, but the whole experience taught me so much about how fragile life is, particularly for those in poorer nations.
If you´d like to see more of my images from this tragic event I´ve put together a short youtube video that should appear below.
A happier blog post coming soon. For more details on the state of Burma visit www.humanrightsactioncenter.orgShow Comments (3)
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January 21, 2009 0
Remember Burma week:Day 2
Ok so here we go on day 2 of the official Tom Bourdon's remember Burma week.
After flying in to Rangoon I settled into a nice hotel and spent the next 2 days shooting, planning, meeting the locals and drinking plenty of tea. I headed north on a private bus. Thus avoiding the much more comfortable faster and cheaper train which is owned by the government. I wanted to spend as much of my budget with local people and private companies giving as little as possible to the ruling junta – if that meant an uncomfortable bus ride so be it, in comparison to financing the military was nothing.
I arrived in the city of Mandalay where I stay for a week and met some great people including some young boys fishing in the Ayeyarwady river pictured below.
The monks in Mandalay were very open about the political situation and really wanted to know about life outside of Burma. I remember one monk asking me "How did you know Burma even existed before you arrived?" the only reply I could think of was "…from reading books". The people of Burma know so little about life in the rest of the world, the government strictly control the access people have to things like tv channels, books and newspapers, they block many websites and limit the speed of all internet connections just to stop people learning how badly they are being treated. Websites as mundane as hotmail were blocked let alone anything political.
So now you remember the devastation from Nargis across parts of Southern Burma. You also remember the world outrage at the way the Generals refused to allow aid agencies or anyone from 'outside' to help the victims. But did you know that they even turned on there own citizens that tried to help news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7547484.stm.
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October 24, 2008 0
Remember Burma week: Day 5
And finally we reach the last day of the remember Burma week, I promise next week I'll give you something a little more exciting to read.
So I headed back to Rangoon, unsure what I might find, I planned to settle in to the same hotel and then go out shooting as much as I could, what I found was that almost every tree and lamp post had been uprooted leaving pavements leaving them looking like they were made of sand.
What I also found was that my hotel now had a rather big tree resting on top of it.
Unfortunately I was getting low on CF cards and my camera batteries were pretty drained too as the entire country was suffering from loss of electricity, since the storm struck so I hadn't been able to recharge for some time. I spent the rest of the day shooting, the sights in the capital were no where near as severe as some of the images Ive seen from further south.
I was starting to get nervous about being one of very few photographers in Burma at this stage at the best of times the government don't like journalists or photographers and wont issue visas to either (but there's the obvious get around of just witting a different occupation on the application form, which is fine until you get caught and I was standing out just a little bit walking around with my massive 1Ds MKII) , I knew I had to be quick and get out fast before I got into trouble and possibly lost the shots I already had and who knows what else. The next day I left and flew immediately back to my family, who appeared totally shocked, they really thought they were never going to see me again.
I'd like to just take this moment tho thank everyone who helped my family though that time (including the British embassy who notified my girlfriend I was safe and well 3 weeks after I arrived back in the UK), so hank you everyone.
Above Dow Tim Mya who recieved facial injuries when cyclone Nargis hit the South Dagon Township 20 km from central Rangoon. She says the hospital has no medication to help her and that she has heard nothing from from government.
Whilst the country is rebuilding itself after the cyclone, politically nothing has improved, if anything its worsened because now the entire world knows about the brutal regime that rules Burma, even the UN have visited but nothing has been done.
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October 23, 2008 0
Remember Burma week:Day 4
Ok so here we go on day 4.
When I arrived in Bagan I found out that there had been a 'big storm' in Rangoon and it had knocked out all the telephone and Internet connections, thinking the phone lines would be back soon a few days later still no telephone or Internet connections and people started talking about a 'really big storm' and someone mentioned that they thought 3 people had died when a boat sank. I started to think that perhaps my family were starting to worry having not heard from me for several days.
I then traveled to Inle, an absolutely stunning town, and took a boat tour around several cottage industries including the weaving factory below. I personally found the tour not to my taste but was able to get access to some great shots that I wouldn't have had otherwise.
It was while I was in Inle that I heard the full story of cyclone Nargis on the BBC world service, the numbers of dead started around 30 000 and kept rising every few hours.
I realised my family must now be seriously worried but there was still no way to make contact. Despite rumours that some other travelers had managed to get Internet connections, my every attempted failed. Finally one evening I managed to get a connection and send an email home and realised just how worried my family had been, they had assumed I was dead. They had contacted everyone, embassies, the BBC, ambassadors, one of the people they contacted was Lyn Hughes at Wanderlust magazine (who Ive I've been told was fantastically supportive, thanks Lyn and the team at Wanderlust) and I even get a mention on the wanderlust blog.Leave a reply
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October 22, 2008 0
Remember Burma week:Day 3
While I was in the Northern city of Mandalay I had a few trips to smaller towns the first of which was Mingun who's main attraction is the ruined Mingun Pahtodawgyi, the remains of an unfinished stupa (a place for Buddhist worship). The stupa was never completed and was massively damaged by an earthquake in 1838. What remains is incredibly impressive and is currently the worlds largest pile of bricks (what ever thats worth).
The second town I visited was Amapura and the location of the worlds longest teak bridge, which was even more impressive than the pile of brinks.
It was the night I left Mandalay that the cyclone struck, although my bus ride was similar to any other as I was well away from the storm but heading towards it. My next stop was Bagan
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October 20, 2008 0
Tom Bourdon's 'Remember Burma week'
6 months ago today I arrived in the Rangoon the capital of Burma to shoot the local people going about their daily lives, I knew the country was relatively politically unstable but I could not be prepared for what was to happen just 2 weeks later. For those of you who don't remember (and sadly I believe there are many who don't) I'm talking about the horrific cyclone Nargis that hit Burma on 3rd May 2008, leaving an estimated 140,000 people dead or missing…… One hundred and forty thousand people. Just think about that number for a second its 50 times more people than died in the September 11th attacks, yes 50 times! Its 20 000 more dead than in the 2004 tsunami. How come years later these events are still remembered by everyone, but just 6 months after cyclone Nargis people seem to have forgotten about the state, physically and politically, of this once British colony.
5 Months ago people were calling on a mass scale to put pressure on the military regime in Burma, there was even talk of military intervention, and now nothing, not – a – thing. A couple of weeks ago a photojournalist friend from India expalined his thoughts on the situation "……Its because its Burma and no one cares what happens in Burma." Sadly I think he's correct.
The Burmese people are the friendliest and nicest people I have ever met in all my travels and its such a shame that the world is turning a blind eye to the suffering, which is still continuing and will continue for some time if nothing is done, in what is a beautiful country.
So I officially declare this Tom Bourdon's 'Remember Burma week'. Every day I will be adding some of my images as well as news video clips, links and stories of my time in Burma. I'm starting with this image, which I will be adding soon to my online galleries, of a Burmese woman wearing the traditional thanakha (a naturally produced makeup and sunscreen) selling flowers in Rangoon.


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"While much of North Carolina was spared from Hurricane Sandy's wrath, Dare County, particularly Kitty Hawk, was hard hit," McCrory said. "We want to do everything we can to help them recover."
The Type I state disaster declaration enables impacted communities to seek state funds to recoup costs spent responding to or recovering from a disaster.
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State funds will cover 75 percent of the costs, while local funds will pay for the balance.
To qualify for state funding assistance, local government disaster-related expenses must exceed an established threshold. The town of Kitty Hawk surpassed that threshold.
Hurricane Sandy edged past the state Oct. 27 through 30, damaging dozens of homes and businesses in Dare County.
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We would all hope that the reconstruction of sections of New Orleans would have been further along (almost two years since hurricane Katrina) but unfortunately it's not and now homeowners are facing another hurdle in rebuilding their homes because the city requires additional permits to reconstruct in historic districts.
It's important to maintain the integrity of a historical neighborhood but quite another to deny a homeowner the right to rebuild their bathroom wall or front porch because they don't have the money or patience to search out a period specific hinge or siding. There must be a happy medium here. Your thoughts?
Landmark requirements increase rebuilding costs for New Orleans
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Still a few spaces available for our weekend of craft-making, hiking and connecting with the beauty of December. Come and celebrate the solstice with us as we honor our forest friends by making an edible garland!
To register email email@example.com.
For children 6 to 10 years old
Indigo Nature Arts is offering a complete weekend of craft making and creating simple gifts that the children will be proud to share as a token of the holiday season. We will also discuss ways of giving from the heart, the simple things we can do as a token of our appreciation towards each other. (You can sign up for one day or two). We will hike and take note of the leafless trees and the beauty of a December forest, only to return and keep ourselves warm with hot coco. Making an edible garland, the children will take part in giving a gift to our forest friends, while you organize for last minute holiday preparations.
Holiday Weekend Day-Break 10:30am – 2:30pm (rain, snow or shine)
$45 per child/per day- (Supplies included) Held at the cozy Cedars House on Forbidden Drive.
To register – email your child's name, age and your contact information. (Space is limited + Registration is necessary) Ages 6 – 10 years old. Siblings who are a bit older or younger are welcome.
"Leading people to nature and exploring different ways of incorporating the natural world into art is something I'm dedicated to. Children are encouraged and given the freedom to explore and discover. Hiking and becoming familiar with the trails over time allows them to become guides with a sense of pride and love for the land we share." ~ K. Soles
Book Illustration Class
November 18, November 25, December 2, December 9
The Book Illustration class inspires children to create hand-drawn illustrations and paper cut-outs to express their story concepts and ideas. We look at different authors and illustrators of the past and present Children learn to create a story board and follow through with drawing and/or writing a short story of their own. Program is held at Read + Eat Bookstore on Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy.
7 year old Ruby's picture book portrays a dog who overcomes the fear of water.
"Creativity is contagious, pass it on."
– Albert Einstein
Indigo Nature Arts Tuesday After-School Instruction Workshops at Read & Eat Bookstore in Mt. Airy – 4 week sessions 3:30 – 5:00
Children 7 to 10 years old
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Artwork shown is from students 7 to 10 years old.
Urban Photography for Kids
Time to get out and shoot! We will explore the neighborhood of Mt. Airy (throughout 3 week sessions. The 4th session, the students will project their best work on the screen and will learn how to constructively critique. Students will gain knowledge about shooting architecture, photo journalism, nature photography and textures within an urban environment. Each student will have the option to print a favorite image for a spring exhibition (optional). (Location – TBD). Program is held at Read + Eat Bookstore in Mt. Airy. 1st session we meet for a presentation and the last class is held at Read + Eats' theater space.)
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Urban Sketch Class
October 21, October 28, November 4, November 11
Walk the blocks and discover interesting details about historic Mt. Airy. We will walk and sketch and collect a journal of illustrated snapshots of the neighborhoods. We will then spend two classes transforming a couple of favorite sketches into larger works. Program is held at Read + Eat Bookstore on Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy.
Space is limited. Sessions run consecutively on Tuesdays after school at Read & Eat Bookstore on Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy.
$100 per (4 week instruction sessions). For more information on the workshops and to receive a registration form, email email@example.com
Thank you camp families, and to all of those who reached out to participate in this year's Indigo Nature Arts Summer Camp. We had the best camp yet!
Dear Families,
I'm excited and (rested) during this long winter and preparing for another summer of spending time with your children in the majesty of the Wissahickon. We will now be including children 8 years old. We will meet the older child again this year with longer hikes than the younger children as well as other activities that meet their needs. The younger children will also be met with their specific needs.
As always, a Parent Guide, a simple medical form and other info will be sent once confirmation of registration and payment is received. I am here to answer your questions.
Elsie, Francis Cope House, Awbury Arboretum Spring 2014
Sometimes you just have to stop and listen to the trees.
Simple as gazing at the moon and stars; wonder and surprise allow us to grow in a way that no other experience can give. It is with this belief and certainty that has inspired me to implement the Indigo Nature Arts program. The program embraces art, nature exploration and movement, surrounded by the magic of the Wissahickon Park. Giving children the opportunity to take part in the natural world will enable them to share it with others as they grow into adulthood. ~Kim Soles
All photography on this site is by Kim Soles c 2013 unless otherwise noted. Materials and information from this site may not be used without permission.
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Hi, Brian, Just checked out the webbrain.com and it will contribute nothing towards meeting the needs of those who depend on vision and graphics. The search engine was horribly slow, the links were only text, no pictures, and it took almost 10 minutes to hitting dead ends to find information on "kids" and "education" ... when found, the sites offered were useless for kids' education, but were intended only for adults and grad students or professionals. So, not only is the search engine an exercise in futility, the sites it provides aren't worth much either ... Much better results from the Altavista, Lycos and Excite! Anne On Wed, 25 Oct 2000 12:10:34 -0000 Brian Kelly <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > I've recently come across Webbrain at http://www.webbrain.com/ > > This provides a 3D visualisation of search categories (it provides > a front > end to the DMoz open source directory). > > In the light of recent discussions about the need for visualisation > in > certain areas and for certain categories of users, I wondered how > this > fitted in. > > The Windows (or Mac) desktop is another example of a graphical > metaphor. > > A colleague of mine came across these other visualisation products > -- the > demos are site-specific rather than web-wide. > > from Inxight: > http://www.inxight.com/products_wb/table_lens_web/tl_web_demos.html > Table Lens > > http://www.inxight.com/products_wb/ht_server/ht_server_demos.html > Hyperbolic Tree (also see their own site map) > > from Plumb Design: > http://www.plumbdesign.com/projects/thinkmap.html > about Thinkmap > > http://millennium.sonymusic.com/ > example on Sony site (clues: the expand "button" in the lower right > corner > is a toggle, the horizonal text line that builds up to the left of > it allows > you to return to places you have been) > > http://www.plumbdesign.com/thesaurus/ > kind of fun to play with > > Any thoughts on these types of services? > > ta > > brian > -------------------------------------------------------------- > Brian Kelly > UKOLN > University of Bath > BATH > BA2 7AY > Email: email@example.com > Phone: (+44) 1225 323943 > Anne Pemberton firstname.lastname@example.com on Wednesday, 25 October 2000 11:51:56 GMT
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circumstances has been deleted from the latest American Thoracic Society/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations.(19)
Although the sensitivity of tuberculin testing cannot be accurately determined in subjects without tuberculosis, a reasonable assumption is that the sensitivity is approximately that seen in patients with tuberculosis who have received adequate treatment and is approximately 95 percent. There are hypothetical reasons that the test might be more or less sensitive in people without disease. It is possible that people infected with M. tuberculosis without disease have better immunity to the infection and might be more likely to react to tuberculin. It is also possible that people who are infected without disease have a smaller antigenic burden and might be less reactive to tuberculin. The likelihood that either of these hypotheses is of major importance is small, and the sensitivity of the tuberculin test in latent tuberculosis infection is assumed to be approximately 95 percent.
Just as with the sensitivity, the lack of an independent method of determining infection means that the specificity cannot be determined with complete accuracy. The major reasons for false-positive tests in uninfected persons are thought to be cross-reactions in persons who have been vaccinated with bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG)(20) or persons who have environmental exposure to other mycobacteria.(21) Prior BCG vaccination is generally known, but environmental exposure to other mycobacteria varies widely geographically and is difficult to estimate.
The large scale skin-testing surveys in the past have shown a great deal of geographic variability in skin testing results.(11) In areas of the country where environmental mycobacteria are uncommon, the distribution of skin-test reactions approximates that shown in Figure B-1. This distribution is similar to results obtained in skin testing of patients with active tuberculosis, and the presumption is that there are few false-positive tests in such a population. At the other end of the spectrum, areas of the country with likely exposures to environmental mycobacteria more closely resemble the distributions seen in Figure B-2. In such a population there is no clear-cut unimodal distribution of positive results and many more false-positive tests are present. In such a population, false-positive results can be minimized and the specificity of the test can be improved by progressively increasing the cutoff point for determination of positivity. In the United States there is a tendency for results to resemble those shown in Figure B-2 in the eastern and southern parts of the country. However, considerable variability occurs even within a single state, and the U.S. population is much more diverse and mobile than it was when these results were obtained.


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PORTLAND — Give this one to the defense.
With defensemen scoring three goals, and limiting Everett to a franchise-tying record for shots on goal from an opponent, the Portland Winterhawks beat the Silvertips 4-1 on Saturday in front of a sellout crowd of 10,947 at the Rose Garden.
The result evened the best-of-7 Western Hockey League playoff series at 1-1. Games 3 and 4 are on Wednesday and Friday at Everett. Game 5 will be next Saturday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
Portland's high-scoring top line hasn't shined yet. But, after an unexpected Game 1 loss, the Winterhawks responded with a dominating performance, one built on fundamentals.
Everett managed only 11 shots on goal — and had only five midway through the third period. That number was evidence of how well Portland played positionally.
"Eliminating turnovers and odd-man rushes, that's key," defenseman Troy Rutkowski said, explaining what changed from Friday night's 4-3 loss.
"Defense is a five-man game. I thought our forwards did their part and the defense did, too."
The defense also provided the offense that turned Portland's territorial domination into an important win. Rutkowski had the game's first goal and set up another, and fellow defensemen Shaun MacPherson and Derrick Pouliot also found the net.
MacPherson's goal, at 8:04 of the second period, might have been the biggest. And not only because it was the first playoff goal for the 18-year-old who joined the team in January. With Paul Bittner setting a screen in front of the goal, MacPherson took a cross-ice pass from Taylor Peters, skated the puck to the top of the circle, and gave the Hawks a bit of breathing room with a 2-0 lead.
"That goal doesn't go in without the screeners," MacPherson said. "That was a good job by Bittner and (Keegan) Iverson."
The play was an example of the complete effort the Winterhawks turned in, according to acting head coach Travis Green, part of which was getting traffic in front of Austin Lotz after the Everett goalie who stopped 55 shots on Friday.
"I thought we played a 60-minute game where we weren't worried about the score. We were just focused on the process of getting to the end," Green said.
Patience was needed. Despite dominating territorially through two periods and having eight minutes of power-play time in the first period, Portland's lead was only 1-0 midway through the game.
"Our team is used to scoring goals. So for young guys who want to score a lot, sometimes they get a little antsy a little impatient when things aren't going their way," Green said.
"I like that we didn't get impatient tonight. I thought last night we got a little impatient and it cost us a few turnovers."
The one goal the Winterhawks did poke past Lotz in the first period came from an end-to-end rush that began after the Silvertips' Joshua Winquist fanned on a shot with an open net staring at him. Brendan Leipsic raced up the left boards. One-touch passes between Nic Petan and Ty Rattie produced a chance in front and Rutkowski crashed the crease and put the rebound home 6:34 into the game.
Rutkowski said he was just following the play and fortunate to have the rebound find his stick. But there was nothing lucky about Saturday's win for his Winterhawks.
Despite being down a game in a playoff series they are expected to dominate, Rutkowski said the team was its calm self on Saturday.
"Our mood was the same as after any regular season game we lose," he said. "We want to bounce back and get our jump back and play the way we play."
The way they play often features plenty of scoring. Saturday's script was all about defense.


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The lead story was a follow-up to Tuesday's package by Keith Oppenheim. His report about Vidor, Texas, and its history of racism was expected to be controversial — "in fact, there are regional newspapers and local television stations that were planning on getting reaction from Vidor residents once the story aired," the correspondent said Wednesday. But it didn't air in Vidor on Tuesday.
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[Letters to STRATFOR] RE: Europe, the International System and a Generational Shift
Released on 2012-10-12 10:00 GMT
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The "collapse" of the European Union is more a symptom of a process that
is happening GLOBALLY. Ten years ago, few saw the transition from G- 7 to
G-8, then to G-20. I see the G-20 of today becoming the G-120 of 2020.
There are three reasons for this:
1. The U.S. dollar will, owing to preponderant American debt, soon have to
give way to an agreed-upon GLOBAL reserve currency, that is supercessant to
all existing national currencies, as the world's reserve currency. This
currency will probably be based on a mixed- precious metal standard, never
before seen in the world of finance.
This change will need to happen BY 2016!
2. Despite the human nature which cries out on one level for localism and
nationalism, the ties that bind us all, around the globe, are much stronger
than what divides us. The European Union is in a precarious spot, not
because it is trying to unite Europe, but because it is not trying hard
enough. Look at which parts of Europe still lie beyond the EU pale: Norway,
Iceland, Serbia, Ukraine, the Baltic States, and most tellingly- the Russian
Vladimir Putin, perhaps the wiliest politician on the planet, has an plan to
remedy this. His Eurasian Union, far from being the USSR, Part II, or even a
New Russian Empire, is a ploy to EXTEND the European Union to its natural
boundaries. Sooner, rather than later, Putin, or his immediate successor in
2024, will propose to the Europeans that the two unions form a super-union,
extending from Reykjavik to Vladivostok, from Dublin to Dushanbe.
3. The Arab Spring, and the seemingly oppositional Tea Party and "Occupy"
movements in North America, and elsewhere, represent the maturing of the
common man as an active participant in daily affairs, great and small. The
inexorable rise of electronic media, which is still far from its peak and
the accompanying surge in all sorts of global social media, portend the swift
and irreversible end to the facade of elitism, of all sorts. Everyone on the
planet has strengths and weaknesses. As a global civilization progresses,
the ability of individuals and small groups to dictate policy to the rest of
humanity will, of necessity, collapse.
The government of China has found this out, much to its chagrin. The
Communists can only remain in power by stoking nationalism, a time-honoured,
but soon to wane force since the days of the Middle Kingdom. Chinese, like
the Japanese before them, are traveling abroad more- and seeing that their
way of life and ways of thinking, are not the be-all and end-all of life on
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Obama realize, is what the founder of the Baha'i Faith, Baha'ullah, wrote,
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Even though Kate Middleton—is regal and stunning and carrying an honest-to-goodness heir to the throne—she's oddly relatable. (Remember her rather nasty bout of morning sickness way back when? Poor dear.) She's a perfect mix of celebrity, girl next door, grace and youth.
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Of course whatever Kate decides to do is 100 percent fine. It's hard enough to be a new parent. I cannot imagine what it must be like to have the world watching your every move. There's no hooter hider big enough for that kind of scrutiny. Just know, Kate, if you decide to do it, there will be many people cheering.
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IRAN/TURKEY/IRAQ/US - Turkey, US to take steps to marginalise Kurdish rebels - paper
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Text of report in English by Turkish newspaper Today's Zaman website on
27 September
[Column by Abdullah Bozkurt: "Finally Joint Action by US and Turkey
Against PKK"]
Two attacks by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in two
Turkish provinces on the eve of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's
critical meeting with US President Barack Obama in New York last Tuesday
will inflict considerable damage on the PKK's ability to engage in
terrorism in the short term.
A car bombing in the Turkish capital and an armed attack on a civilian
car in the southeastern province of Siirt, both of which resulted in
civilian causalities and invited the wrath of Kurds first and foremost,
were intended to derail the agenda of the Erdogan-Obama meeting but
instead reaffirmed both allies' resolve to marginalize the threat of PKK
terrorism and eradicate its support base.
In other words, the PKK shot itself in the foot by raising the stakes in
the game. The meeting of two leaders on the sidelines of the UN General
Assembly realigned Turkish and American thinking on the level of the
threat posed by the PKK, which is officially recognized as a terrorist
organization both in the US and the EU. The first dramatic shift in the
US perspective was the decision to provide Turkey with armed unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAV) called Predators. Though the cooperation
arrangements regarding the UAVs have not been determined, the US
supplying these drones in the fight against the PKK is a significant
step. It may even pave the way for direct delivery of armed UAVs to the
Turkish Armed Forces' (TSK) arsenal by overcoming Congress' opposition
to such a move.
In a way, the US is for the first time involving itself in real action
on the ground (or rather in the air) in the battle with the PKK. It goes
beyond simply sharing real-time actionable intelligence, which the US
has been doing since November 2007. This new step carries a potential
threat to American interests and citizens as the PKK in the past vowed
to launch attacks against the US if it supplied armed drones to Turkey.
Last year, PKK second-in-command Murat Karayilan issued an open warning
to the US when the possibility of such provisions appeared during the
visits of Defence Secretary Robert Gates and Gen. Raymond Odierno, who
was then serving as commanding general of the US forces in Iraq.
The PKK made similar threats to US interests in the past, but they never
materialized. The terrorist organization may act on their threats this
time, as Turkish attacks using laser-guided weapons and pinpoint strikes
against PKK targets become much more effective. On his return flight
from New York, Erdogan told reporters onboard that the recent spike in
PKK attacks was the result of heavy casualties the terrorist
organization suffered in cross-border aerial operations into northern
Iraq, where PKK hideouts are located.
Turkey had long requested the US's cooperation in northern Iraq to
hinder the movement of the PKK leadership or possibly the US
authorities' seizing and turning over militants on the "most wanted PKK
members" list to Turkey. This is especially true in the case of the
Arbil and Sulaimaniya airports, where passengers were effectively
screened by US forces. Turkey has complained that PKK leaders abroad
roam freely and easily get on flights destined for northern Iraq. So far
the US has balked at the idea of arresting known PKK leaders and only
recently did we see some steps discussed at bilateral meetings in this
regard. The meeting in New York has hopefully provided a new impetus to
flesh out the "joint action plan" for screening airport passengers bound
for Iraq, which is currently negotiating the plan with Turkey and the
A third item being discussed by both parties is to push Massoud Barzani,
the leader of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), into further
cooperation to eradicate the PKK threat. Barzani's recent critical
remarks against the PKK using northern Iraqi territory to launch attacks
against Turkey and his advising the group to lay down its arms and
instead seek political dialogue in Parliament were the result of the
pressure exerted by both Ankara and Washington. Barzani knows very well
tha t Turkey is the only friend he can count on against the impending
threat of Iran and increasing demands from the Shi'i-Sunni Arab
coalition in the central government for revenue sharing of Iraqi oil
Barzani may have to give up his support to the refugees in the Makhmour
Camp, located in northern Iraq, where the PKK solicits logistical
support and recruits new fighters from among thousands of Turkish
Kurdish refugees. The organization engages in scaremongering tactics in
the camp and threatens Kurds who want to return to Turkey with harsh
reprisals. The PKK is the de facto power in the camp, as we saw in the
Habur incident in October 2009, when it ordered 26 refugees to turn
themselves over to Turkish authorities at the border gate between Turkey
and Iraq as the government was preparing to unveil measures to broaden
the democratic rights and freedoms of the country's citizens. The PKK
organized a hero's welcome for the returnees, creating a huge backlash
in Turkey, especially from the Western part, and derailing the
government initiative to solve the decades-long Kurdish problem.
Turkey knows that Barzani will never commit himself to a military
operation against the PKK, just as the US has always shied away from
engaging in direct armed conflict with the group, despite pressure from
Ankara. But both Barzani and the US may put the real squeeze on the PKK
by making it very difficult for the terrorist organization to raise
funds and obtain logistical support. For his part, Barzani has expressed
willingness to go after the PKK's supply lines but never actually did
it. This will hopefully change now.
Of course the US has other reasons to further cooperate with Turkey on
the PKK issue. As the US forces in Iraq are to be completely removed or
reduced significantly by the end of this year, there is an urgent need
for Washington to fill the power vacuum in the region. Iranian
encroachment in the Arab world and the influence in neighbouring Iraq is
a worrying development for US policy makers. They realize that Turkey is
the only tried and true ally in the turbulent region and may
counterbalance the growing clout of Iranian Shi'is. Of course there is a
price to be paid for shifting the burden to Turkey's shoulders.
That would be further involvement of the US in the fight against the
PKK, albeit with elevated risks to US interests. But overall, I believe,
Washington knows that the benefits of joint action with Turkey really
outweigh the risks associated with such cooperation.
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With MC, ch 18. Join with sl st in the 1 st ch to form a ring and work in rounds.
Rnd 1(RS): ch 3 (counts as 1st dc now and throughout), 33 dc in ring; join with sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch 3 = 34 dc.
Rnd 2: ch 4, [dc in next dc, ch 1] 33 times; join with sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch 4 = 34 dc and 34 ch-1 sps.
Rnd 3: ch 13, sk 4 ch-1 sps, [sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 4] 30 times; join with sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch 14, turn = 30 sc, 30 ch-4 sps and one ch-10 sp. Cont work in rows.
Row 1: ch 3, 17 dc in ch-10 sp, turn = 18 dc.
Row 2: ch 4, [dc in next dc, ch 1] 17 times; join with sl st in 4th ch-4 sp, started from ch-10 sp of previous motif, turn = 18 dc and 17 ch-1 sps.
Row 3: ch 4, [sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 4] 12 times; ch 10, sk ch 4 sps, join with sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch 4, turn = 13 sc, 13 ch-4 sps and one ch-10 sp.
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Vita Ks At home chemical peel kit this one I like, I've never had a non at home chemical peel so I really don't have much to compare it to. It made my skin feel a little tight but really clean
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Neutrogena's Hydrating Facial I bought it a few weeks ago but haven't had a chance to use it
Neutrogena's Healthy Defense Daily Moisturizer with light tint. I REALLY like this, it gives me a nice not overdone glow and works well with the new highlighting powder I've been using
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L'oreal Featherlash I found this and I don't know how long I'd had it for so I thought I would give it a try WOW this stuff works great on my lashes. It comes out thin and really separates and thickens my lashes
Vaseline's Healthy Body Complexion Lotion This one I didn't like. It seemed VERY thick and I tried it after I shaved and it stung a little. It does smell nice though
Schick Intuition Razor I'm kinda iffy on this one. I did like it because it did give me a good shave but the head of the razor is kinda big and awkward and you have to be under running water the whole time maybe it would work better in the bath. After I was done with one shaving Legs, upper and lower, Arms and underarms it was pretty much time for a new head and they are pretty expensive at least where I've seen them.
Got2B Sea Salt Body Scrub It smells good and made my skin super soft, the only problem was the washcloth that I was using was part white and it stained it yellow pretty bad.
L'oreal VIVE Smooth-Intense Shampoo and Conditioner and Anti-Frizz Serum I did not like any of these even just the shampoo and conditioner with out the serum made my hair greasy and weighed it down, but again it does smell nice
Matrix Glow Trix This was recommended to me by the lady who cuts and dyes my hair. I love it I could go on and on about how well this works for my flyaways, you only need a little bit and it really works great! Both me and my boyfriend really like the smell of it which last in my hair all day as well as the shine it give me without making my hair greasy. If I notice any flyways during the day I just lightly moisten my fingers and revive it and its good for the rest of the day.
L'oreal Body Expertise Hydra Fresh Spray Lotion and Exfotonic Body Scrub I've been using both of these for a few months now and have bought them over and over. The spray lotion is better then any other I've tried. It goes on light and absorbs quick also keeps my skin soft all day until my next shower. The body scrub is excellent, I highly recommend both of these to anyone they make my skin feel not only soft and clean but heathly and the lotion is great right after shaving. They are a little expensive the lotion is 11.00 (the bottle last a while) and the scrub is 15.00 (doesn't last as long as the lotion) I would say for 1 bottle of lotion I go through 2 maybe even 3 jars of the scrub. The scrub is also great on my sandal wearing feet.
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CHAPEL HILL Even with all that North Carolina lost from a season ago all the All-ACC players and Major League draft picks there was still a sense entering the season that the Tar Heels would persevere. That maybe it would even be easy or certainly easier than it has been.
And why not? Mike Foxs UNC teams have been consisently good annual contenders to make it to Omaha, Neb., and the College World Series. Success, when it becomes so familiar, can be assumed.
So yes, UNC sophomore center fielder Skye Bolt said recently, there was a sense of complacency.
We had a really strong fall, Bolt said recently. And I think it put some complacency in the minds of some of us young guys.
I mean, some of the older guys have been here and done it. Even they fell into the trap of thinking a little bit of saying, you know, weve refueled what we lost with some of these freshmen weve got a lot of talent.
Even amid all the personnel losses, the Tar Heels talent has rarely been in doubt. Other things have been, though, during a season that has been uncharacteristically mediocre at least by their recent standards.
The Tar Heels on Friday begin play in the NCAA tournament, and theyre in the field for the 13th consecutive year. During that streak, though, no other UNC team has entered the tournament with as few victories as this one.
A season ago, the Tar Heels entered the tournament with 52 wins. They were the No. 1 national seed. During the past 12 years, UNC has entered the NCAA tournament with an average of 43 victories.
This season, the Tar Heels enter the tournament with 34 victories as one of the final at-large teams to make the field. In most years Fox and his players gather to watch the tournament selection show without worry about whether theyd made it. This year, players cheered when they saw UNCs name pop up on the screen.
Its something that we expect to be in, Bolt said of the NCAA tournament. The excitement lasted for all of 10 minutes and then it was back to what is normal and I guess is the norm for this program.
But this isnt entirely normal. UNC, which has hosted NCAA tournament regionals in each of the past three seasons, is starting the tournament on the road.
The Tar Heels arrived in Gainesville, Fla., as the No. 3 seed in the four-team regional. If the Tar Heels defeat second-seeded Long Beach State on Friday, they would likely play Florida the No. 2 national seed on Saturday.
A Saturday meeting with No. 4 seed College of Charleston wouldnt be comforting, either. UNC lost a three-game series against College of Charleston to start the season.
From that point on, the Tar Heels have endured a role reversal. They slid out of the national polls. They lost against East Carolina twice and also lost games against Winthrop and Coastal Carolina. They became underdogs, playing must-win games in recent weeks against Florida State, Miami and N.C. State just to make it to this point.
I think we can use that maybe to our advantage, Fox said of the underdog mentality. Being in this position, it is going to be quite different. You know, when youre hosting and youre playing at home and youre a number one seed or a national seed I mean, theres pressure on you.
Youre expected to win and youre at home. And this is different. And I hope that difference will help us.
Fox said there was a little bit of a sigh of relief that UNC made the field at all. The Tar Heels last missed the NCAA tournament in 2001, Foxs third season.
The reason for the decline isnt difficult to pinpoint. UNC lost its best hitter, Colin Moran, and best pitcher, Kent Emanuel. Cody Stubbs and Brian Holberton, who also fueled the middle of UNCs lineup, were seniors who became draft picks.
The Tar Heels pitching has often been good enough this season but their hitting has never come around. Bolt and Landon Lassiter, a pair of freshman All-Americans, have struggled through long stretches this season, though Lassiter improved during the second half.
Bolt, who hit .321 a season ago with six home runs, enters the NCAA tournament batting .256 with three home runs one of which came during the ACC tournament. His power numbers have suffered since he suffered a broken foot in April 2013, though he doesnt use that as an excuse.
I think that you can hold on to an injury, you can hold onto an out like that as long as you want to, he said. But the fact of the matter is I was playing some of my best ball this fall. So the injury has nothing to do with it.
Fox has remained hopeful that eventually the offense will click. And indeed, slowly but surely, the Tar Heels hit better.
They scored 13 runs in an important victory against Maryland in the ACC tournament, and 11 runs against Miami one of the best teams in the nation in another critical victory on May 16.
Weve been up and down offensively because we just havent had everybody really swinging it at the level that theyre capable of consistently, Fox said. And I think more than anything else, thats where weve probably been a little bit better down the stretch.
If the hitting comes around at long last, UNC might have a chance to keep playing. It has been one of the best pitching teams in the country, and Trent Thornton, the sophomore right-hander who enters the tournament with a 2.24 ERA and 80 strikeouts, has more often than not provided his team with a chance.
Thornton will start Friday against Long Beach State. He earlier this week spoke of the importance of winning the first game in the tournaments double-elimination format, and he mentioned the unpredictable nature of this time of year.
You look at last year, Thornton said, and we were number one seed and almost lost a game to Florida Atlantic trying to get to a Super Regional. So anything can happen now.
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Parker: college backup to Steelers MVP
Parker goes from college backup to Steelers MVP
By The Associated Press
Friday, December 29, 2006
Willie Parker, a little-used player at North Carolina for most of his college career, is only the fourth running back chosen by his teammates as the Pittsburgh Steelers' most valuable player.
Parker, selected last week for his first Pro Bowl, is the NFL's sixth-leading rusher with 1,360 yards. If he gains at least 40 yards Sunday against Cincinnati, he will join Jerome Bettis and Barry Foster as the only running backs in team history with at least one 1,400-yard season.
"I'm speechless right now," Parker said Thursday, shortly after he easily won the players' vote. "When they told me I was the MVP, I thought, 'The Willie Parker story just keeps getting better.'"
Parker, an undrafted rookie free agent in 2004, became a starter last season and rushed for 1,202 yards — or more yards than he had in his four-year college career. Bettis, a six-time 1,000-yard rusher with Pittsburgh, is the only Steelers player to gain as many yards in successive seasons as Parker's 2,562.
Parker has the only 200-yard games in the NFL this season, gaining a club-record 223 yards against Cleveland on Dec. 7 and 213 yards against New Orleans on Nov. 12.
Because Parker ran for only 181 yards during his senior season at North Carolina in 2003, Steelers coach Bill Cowher began looking for flaws in his game once he reported to training camp.
"You get guys like that and the first question is, 'OK, what's the hole? Why didn't this guy play? There has to be a reason,'" Cowher said. "Here I am three years later asking the same question."
Parker quickly caught Cowher's attention because of his exceptional speed and ability to turn a corner. The 5-foot-10, 210-pound Parker's quickness is an unusual element for an offense that has traditionally relied on big backs such as Bettis and Hall of Famer Franco Harris.
Parker, Harris (1972), Foster (1992) and Bettis (1996, 1997 and 2000) are the only running backs selected as the Steelers MVP. The award began in 1969, Chuck Noll's first season as coach.
Bettis, who retired after the Steelers won the Super Bowl in February, aided Parker's development in 2004 and 2005, helping him learn the nuances of the NFL and what it takes to be a successful running back.
Parker said last week he misses Bettis, even if it hasn't shown up on the field.
"He just gave me a blueprint and told me it's up to me to follow it," Parker said. "I'm trying my best to follow but, as you know, we're two different type of runners so I had to tweak his blueprint and go my own way."
Last season, Bettis often replaced Parker whenever the Steelers neared the goal line. Duce Staley was expected to have that role this season, until Parker showed he could handle both the starting and short-yardage roles. His 14 touchdowns are one short of Louis Lipps' 1985 team record.
"Jerome was leaving and the talk was, 'Who's the next back?'" Parker said. "A lot of people still doubt me, but that just gives me fuel to the fire. ... A lot of people still don't think I can be an every-down back, and that motivates me to be the best I can be."
Wide receiver Hines Ward credits Cowher with developing Parker.
"He saw something in Willie other people didn't see," Ward said. "He's a Pro Bowler now. He's a great story. Nobody expected much out of him and he became a Pro Bowler — and a lot of it has to do with coach Cowher."
The Steelers' MVPs, as chosen by their teammates:
1969, WR Roy Jefferson. 1970, DT Joe Greene. 1971, LB Andy Russell. 1972, Harris. 1973, WR Ron Shanklin. 1974, S Glen Edwards. 1975, CB Mel Blount. 1976, LB Jack Lambert. 1977, QB Terry Bradshaw. 1978, Bradshaw. 1979, WR John Stallworth.
1980, S Donnie Shell. 1981, Lambert. 1982, CB Dwayne Woodruff. 1983, K Gary Anderson. 1984, Stallworth. 1985, WR Louis Lipps. 1986, LB Bryan Hinkle. 1987, LB Mike Merriweather. 1988, LB David Little, CB Rod Woodson. 1989, Lipps.
1990, Woodson. 1991, LB Greg Lloyd. 1992, Foster. 1993, Woodson. 1994, Lloyd. 1995, QB Neil O'Donnell. 1996, 1997, Bettis. 1998, 1999, LB Levon Kirkland.
2000, Bettis. 2001, QB Kordell Stewart. 2002, Ward, LB Joey Porter. 2003, Ward. 2004, LB James Farrior. 2005, NT Casey Hampton, Ward.
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That really says something about our front office, actually the Willie Parker deal was just timing, he was in the right place at the right time.
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Re: Parker: college backup to Steelers MVP
Anyone want to wonder why Bunting is gone at UNC? If he doesn't play a guy like Parker, no wonder he is out of a job.
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