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Autolite 24F Battery Cover for 1965-1971 Mustangs.Now when you open your hood you can have the look of the old style battery with the dependability and lower cost of a new maintenance free battery. This cover will fit on top of most 24F size batteries.
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really looks nice had to file holes to fit correctly on a group 24 battery, in beats the alternative of the cost of a real autolite battery
great item for the money. had to file the hole a bit but not an issue.
Happy with the quality. While I agree that the coloring is darker than it should be it still looks good and is a big improvement over the big green top on the Interstate battery I have. I did have to take a round file to the holes to make it fit perfectly also. For that reason I gave it 4 stars, not a big deal IMO.
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145 calories, 8 grams of fat, 8 grams of protein, 13 grams of carbohydrates in one cup of Whole milk. One cup milk contains 28% of the daily dose of calcium. Broccoli also contains high amounts of calcium, and your body will have much more success absorbing that calcium.
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There are some very strong opinions, and different cross currents in the debate over milk. We would observe a couple things.
1. Context is everything. If you are eating a diet high in sugar, tons of bread, all the wrong fats, then yes, milk is likely not helping you.
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If you are eating a diet that is rich in green vegetables, some fruit, some grass fed meat and relatively low in junk food, a little milk is probably ok.
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2. People used to drink raw milk.
According to Jonny Bowden, in his book 150 Healthiest Foods On Earth "calves probably wouldn't touch the stuff we get in the supermarkets."
What he means by that is calves drink milk right from the source. The stuff we get in stores is processed, and from cows fed corn and grain.
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We are seeing an emerging consensus in the health community where raw milk is considered a health food. Raw milk is grass fed, is rich in Omega-3's. You can find it in health stores, but there is a pitched battle going on. Which brings us to point #3:
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CLARK COUNTY -- Clark County has the second highest teen pregnancy rate in the state. The numbers are alarming, ranking well above the state and national average.
Teen pregnancy has been an ongoing problem in Clark County for the last 10 years.
"I'm not real surprised, I see a lot of teenage pregnancies, I get help from the Women's Center with my two young boys. I'm 23 but every time I go in there, I see a lot of pregnant teens," said Samantha Morrow.
In 2012, the teen birth rate in Clark County among girls ages 15 to 19 was 42 per 1,000 births. That number is down from 53.4 per 1,000 births in 2010. According to officials at Planned Parenthood, Clark County's rate is about 30 percent higher than Ohio's average.
Clark County Health Commissioner, Charles Patterson says they are working to bring that number down by working with other community agencies like Planned Parenthood, the Pregnancy Resource Center, the Community Health Foundation and Springfield City Schools.
"Those groups are coming together to offer an enhanced reproductive health curriculum within the Springfield City School districts and initially we had it only at the high school level but we've been able to move that into the junior high," said Charles Patterson, Clark County Health Commissioner.
We checked in with Clark County health officials to see why the rates are so high in the county.
"We have a generational issue in Clark County, a lot of these teen moms are the daughters of teen mothers themselves so it's something as a community we need to look at intervening a lot sooner with these young women," said Crystal Justice with Planned Parenthood, Southwest Ohio.
Results from a youth risk behavior survey revealed another alarming contributing factor.
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Health officials say parents can help by starting the conversation of sex in the home.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What nationality is Dr. Dudley Stanton?
(a) Jamaican.
(b) British.
(c) Canadian.
(d) American.
2. Who owns the brownstone where Grandma Wilhemina lives?
(a) John Pearson.
(b) Grandma Wilhemina.
(c) John Williams.
(d) James Hall.
3. John wishes he had an outlet for his ____________________.
(a) Pugilistic tendencies.
(b) Artistic tendencies.
(c) Writing.
(d) Happiness.
4. What does John count?
(a) The days until Christmas.
(b) The days until payday.
(c) The contents of his wallet.
(d) The bottles of beer left in the refrigerator.
5. Where do the events of the story take place?
(a) Harlem, New York City.
(b) Detroit.
(c) The Bronx, New York City.
(d) Chicago.
6. What does the author imply is lacking in black communities?
(a) Strong single mothers.
(b) Good jobs.
(c) Strong male role models.
(d) Adequate housing.
7. What does Jeff do when he enters the house?
(a) Rolls a marijuana cigarette.
(b) Turns on the TV.
(c) Mixes a drink.
(d) Fixes a sandwich.
8. What does Dudley offer to give Mattie?
(a) A loan.
(b) A reference.
(c) A check-up.
(d) Some vitamins.
9. What does John place on the kitchen counter?
(a) A bag of groceries.
(b) The change from his pocket.
(c) Carton of cigarettes.
(d) Cedar jewelry box.
10. What does John read from the paper?
(a) A poem he is writing.
(b) A phone number.
(c) A grocery list.
(d) A to-do list.
11. Which of the following does NOT describe John?
(a) Fatalistic.
(b) Hopeful.
(c) Optimistic.
(d) Positive.
12. What is John's liquor of choice?
(a) Gin.
(b) Scotch.
(c) Vodka.
(d) Rum.
13. What falls out of John's pocket?
(a) Piece of candy.
(b) Dollar bill.
(c) Matches.
(d) Piece of paper.
14. What is on the paper from which John reads to Ann?
(a) A few notes.
(b) John's latest poem.
(c) A phone number.
(d) Nothing.
15. What beverage is Grandma Wilhemina fixing?
(a) Tea.
(b) Iced tea.
(c) Hot chocolate.
(d) Coffee.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Grandma Wilhemina's last name?
2. What is Mattie carrying when she comes in?
3. Where had Ann met Jeff?
4. How much money does John ask to borrow from Dudley?
5. How can John's demeanor be described as he comes into the house?
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Discussing his pictures of the Friday flea market in Darvazeh-Esfahan, the photographer, Kamran Heidari, says: "This is the only place that you feel life is going on. If you want to see the real Shiraz you have to see this place. [The touristic] Zandiyeh complex is always there to visit but this [flea market] is there only for three hours."
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Here are some original and reproduction of the women's clothing in Iran – from different regions and historical eras. The images are taken from the book Negar-e Zan, published in Tehran in 1973 by the International Women's Club of Iran.
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Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903) was an American artist. He made many voyages to the East, including Iran. In 1895, he wrote and illustrated a book of travels, From the Black Sea through Persia and India, which has many illustrations of Iran (Persia).
Photographs from Gholam-Hossein Saedi's "Ilkhchi", an ethnography of a village located in Iran's East Azerbaijan Province (1963, Tehran).
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Twelve Engravings from the book PERSIA by Frederic Shoberl (1775–1853). Published in Philadelphia, 1828.
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Pictures of Iranian Birth certificates that belong to women born in 1942. These pictures are collected and used by Iranian artist Najaf Shokri in an art project titled "Irandokht".
Plates from The history of the feminine costume of the world, from the year 5318 B.C. to our century by Paul Louis de Giafferri published in 1926-1927, New York.
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Mohammed Errihani, Ph.D.
Office: CLO 264
Telephone: (219) 989-2657
I was born and raised in Fez, Morocco, where I received a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature. Once in the U.S., I received a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics and a Ph.D. in English – Language and Rhetoric from the University of Illinois at Chicago. After my MA, I taught at Al Akhawayn University in Morocco for two years then returned to Chicago to teach at the University of Illinois at Chicago while pursuing my Ph.D. I joined Purdue University Calumet in May 2007, where I am both director of ELP and associate professor of English & linguistics. In 2011-2012, I spent a year at Al Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, doing teacher training and directing the English Language Program. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, running, playing and watching soccer, and traveling and learning about other cultures.
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Jennifer Talley-Rogers
Office: CLO 243
Telephone: (219) 989-4189
As a volunteer at a local literacy council during my senior year of college, I scrapped my plans to become a journalist and decided to follow my true passion. I immediately enrolled in graduate school have been teaching English since 2003 when I earned an M.A. in English Language and Linguistics from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. After graduation, I began teaching ESL at community organizations and community colleges before becoming a program administrator in 2006. It was my interest in program management that brought me to Purdue University Calumet as Assistant Director of the ELP in December 2012. I have also held positions in advising, tutoring, and in mentoring programs since I love interacting one-on-one with international students. When not working, I love traveling, socializing with friends, and spending time with my fiancé and our two very mischievous Chihuahuas.
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Julie Osborn
Office: CLO 176
Telephone: (219) 989-2502
I began working for PUC in August 2005 in the English and Philosophy Department as Assistant Secretary. About two years later I joined the newly established English Language Program as the Program's secretary while still working for the English and Philosophy Department. In May 2010, I became the Secretary/Receptionist for the International Affairs Office in addition to being the English Language Program Secretary. I enjoy helping all of the international students who come in to the International Affairs Office every day. In my leisure time, I enjoy traveling and spending time with my husband of 28 years.
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Charity Caldwell
Office: CLO 291
Telephone: (219) 989-2942
I started teaching at PUC in Fall 2013. I really enjoy meeting new students at PUC each semester. My most recent degree is an M.A. in TESOL from University of Illinois Chicago, but prior to that I earned undergraduate degrees in Music and Physics. Before teaching here, I used my creative and problem-solving skills to support language learners using educational technology. Besides these interests, I also have two young children who are bilingual. We travel abroad each year.
Michele Calvet
Office: CLO 281
Telephone: (219) 989-3124
I taught English in Spain for three years. I worked at the American School of Valencia and numerous English as a Second Language academies. I completed my undergraduate degree in Madrid, Spain at St. Louis University. My studies were completed in both English and Spanish. Immediately after, I earned my Master of Science in Education from Indiana University Bloomington with a concentration in Language, Literacy, and Culture. My research was oriented towards Hispanic literacy in the United States, specifically the language acquisition process and the importance of bilingual education in schools. I received my teaching credentials in 2011. In 2012 I was an English to Spanish translator and interpreter for Northwest Indiana Service Center. I have taught language courses at Indiana University Northwest and Indiana Wesleyan since 2012. I began working in the ELP at Purdue Calumet in 2014. In my free time I travel with my husband and daughter.
Shane Dunkle
Office: CLO 295
Telephone: (219) 989-2663
I began teaching English in Japan in 2001 on the JET Program after graduating from UIUC with a B.A. in English Literature and Film Studies. From there in 2004 I spent one more year in Japan at a language school and returned to Chicago to teach Japanese at the primary school level downtown. When I was finished there I spent about 5 years teaching English back and forth in both Japan in schools and businesses, and in Chicago at the community college level. In 2010 I decided to get my M.A. in TESOL and finished that degree in 2012. Following that I interned and was hired full time at Purdue University Calumet where I am currently a Continuing Lecturer.
Mark Emmett
Office: CLO 295
Telephone: (219) 989-2663
I have been teaching English in various places around the world for nearly thirty years. After a brief stint studying education in both Ireland and China, I received my state teaching credentials from Indiana University in 1984. Then, in 1987, I took what was to supposed to be a temporary job teaching EFL in Japan, and ended up staying in the Tokyo area for seven years. From there, I moved on to teach in Queensland, Australia, where I earned an M.A. TESOL from Bond University, and, more recently, at Zayed University in the United Arab Emirates. I am happy to have settled back here in Indiana, where the bulk of my family resides. In my free time, I still enjoy traveling, but now I mainly just stay around the Midwest.
Brian Hampson
Office: CLO 297
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I have been teaching English for more than 10 years. After receiving my Bachelor's degree from North Central College in 2003, I left the United States for 6 years to teach English in Japan. While overseas, I taught EFL at various institutions to a variety of students. In 2009, I returned to Chicago to enroll in a Master's program at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I graduated with an M.A. in TESOL and Applied Linguistics in spring 2012, and I have been teaching in the ELP since summer 2012. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and playing guitar in a rock-n-roll band.
Pamela Martin
Office: CLO 281
Telephone: (219) 989-3124
I have been teaching ESL in the Midwest since 2003. I worked in university writing labs and taught for community ESL organizations and various intensive English programs in Chicago for about four years. After earning a Master's Degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2007, I secured my current instructor position in Purdue Calumet's English Language Program. While ESL is my primary career, I edit academic and business writing as well. I very much enjoy collecting records, writing short stories, talking about film, and meeting ESL learners from around the world.
Kathleen Montgomery
Office: CLO 226
Telephone: (219) 989-2087
After finishing my undergraduate degree with a double major in English-Writing and Computer Science, I worked for a few years as a technical writer. I soon realized that teaching ESL would be an ideal career for me with its opportunities to focus on the English language, help students achieve their goals, and be creative when designing materials and activities. I completed my M.A. at University of Chicago in 2005, and since then have also taught at community colleges around Chicago and a university in Mexico. I especially love teaching grammar and observing the moment when a new pattern clicks with a student. Beyond teaching, I enjoy gardening, cross-country skiing, and otherwise being outdoors.
Tatjana Mulina
Office: CLO 283
Telephone: (219) 989-2656
On one side, there's an unwavering curiosity about how language works and how we learn it. On the other, there's a love of English and a desire to work in a multicultural setting. As a way of merging these two worlds, I got a Master of Arts in Linguistics at Northeastern Illinois University. Ever since, I've been working with international students. International students are the most innovative architects in the landscape of language, the builders, the fearless risk-takers, and accompanying them on their journey of new linguistic and cultural discoveries has truly been a pleasure.
Paul Quaintance
Office: CLO 283
Telephone: (219) 989-2656
My passion for communication, language and linguistics led me to teaching, and in 2009 I received a Master of Arts in Linguistics at Northeastern Illinois University. As a graduate assistant there, I specialized in improving the academic writing of non-native and generation 1.5 writers. Since graduating, I have tutored ESL writers at Columbia College and taught ESL at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in Chicago, Northeastern Illinois University, and Harold Washington College. I have been at Purdue Calumet for five years. The students, administration, faculty and staff here at the ELP have created a unique community in which to work, learn, and grow.
Heather Torrie
Office: CLO 285
Telephone: (219) 989-2648
I have been teaching in the English Language Program at Purdue Calumet for quite a while and thoroughly love it. I grew up on a farm in Canada, and I became interested in teaching English as a second language when I was in college. I had the opportunity to go to Russia to teach English to children. After that, I returned to the United States and completed my Master's degree in TESOL from Brigham Young University, in Utah. While in graduate school, I also taught English to immigrants in the community as well as to university-aged students in an intensive English program there. In 2007, I moved to Chicago and began teaching at Purdue Calumet. I have taught all levels and skill areas. My favorite classes are reading and listening/speaking. In my spare time, I like to travel, explore Chicago's diverse neighborhoods, play the piano, and bake.


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Saints need 41 points to set recordPat Yasinskas
The New Orleans Saints scored 62 points (tied for the most since the NFL-AFL merger) against the Indianapolis Colts. With the Saints playing the winless St. Louis Rams on Sunday, there's a very logical question on the horizon. What's the NFL recor...Blog | October 26, 2011
Superlatives on the New Orleans SaintsPat Yasinskas
With some help from ESPN Stats & Information, let's take a look back at some of the statistical highlights from the New Orleans Saints' 62-7 victory against the Indianapolis Colts. The Saints became the fourth team since the AFL-NFL merger to...Blog | October 24, 2011
Looking back at Sunday by the numbersPat Yasinskas
With some help from ESPN Stats & Information and the individual NFC South teams, let's take a look at some interesting numbers and facts after Sunday's games. The New Orleans Saints now have started the past three seasons at 3-1 or better. ...Blog | October 03, 2011
Matt Ryan: Second to onePat Yasinskas
Every year, the NFL's communications department puts out its "Kickoff" release, which is filled with all sorts of notes and nuggets. I'll share some with you in the coming weeks. But let's start with the first one that really caught my eye. ...Blog | August 08, 2011
Superlatives on the Atlanta FalconsPat Yasinskas
As we wait to find out who the New Orleans Saints will play in the first round of the playoffs (it will be the winner of tonight's game between St. Louis and Seattle), let's take a look at some superlatives on the Atlanta Falcons. With their 31-1...Blog | January 02, 2011
Stat shows good and bad news for SaintsPat Yasinskas
I just received a note from ESPN Stats & Information and it shows that the position of the NFL's top-scoring team this season could be a good or a bad thing. The Saints averaged 31.9 points a game. Long-term history shows that's generally a go...Blog | January 14, 2010
Saints can make Louisiana historyPat Yasinskas
My friends at ESPN Stats & Information sent along a great note about some history the Saints can make if they win Saturday night's game against Dallas. With 13 consecutive wins, the Saints are currently tied for the longest single-season winni...Blog | December 16, 2009
NFC South remains on record pace at homePat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas The NFC South remains on pace to post the best home winning percentage by a division since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. Heading into this weekend, the NFC South teams are a combined 21-2. That's a .913 winning percen...Blog | November 27, 2008


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A point of clarification. Scotland is not a new country, indeed as a country it is actually older than england. It has always been a country in it's own right (all be it a nation without independent state), even within the act of union. To suggets otherwise would be to suggest that, for example, england is not a country. Scotland was an equal signatory to the act on union, it did not dissolve itself and become north britain, any more than england became south britain (indeed kirk, education and law were specifically protected as separate systems in that treaty) and all that is happening is that we will be withdrawing the political union to which we signed up to in 1707 and going back to being an independent country. This is important because it goes to the question of who is the successor state. I believe both countries are, but the RUK claims to be the solo successor state. If that is true, then Scotland can - but does not intend to - walk away from the debt, because if it did not exist, it could not have borrowed. The liability would be with the successor state. However we will take our share of the debt, but that relies on sensible negotiation on sharing the assets - to which we have contributed for the last 300 years. It's not acceptable, logical or even remotely plausible to take the position that we lose the house, kids, car, dog and bank account, but get to keep the credit card bills (to use osbourne's misguided divorce analogy). This referendum is not about england, or hating the english or frankly anything to do with how we feel about england. It is a simple question of democracy, and restoring power to the people of scotland to elect a government that suits them, and can be removed by them when they choose, not when it suits a different country to agree with them. It will affect you in england, but it's not about you.
LIKE most things in politics, referendums often raise more questions than they answer. And the ballot due to be held on Scottish independence this September is no exception to this rule. As we point out in this week's print edition, several awkward questions over the financial consequences of Scottish independence have been raised this week. Will an independent Scotland be allowed to remain in the sterling area, or if not, would it honour its share of Britain's national debt? Might the new country not be allowed to join the European Union? And who will be responsible for the bailing out of Scotland's out-sized banks—whose assets are 12 times bigger than its GDP—if they run into trouble?
The fact that the creation of new states in Western Europe has been rare (recently anyway) may account for much of the uncertainty. Most new countries, further east, resulted from the chaos after the first and second world wars, or appeared after the breakdown of federal republics, such as Yugoslavia and the USSR. Such comparisons bear little resemblance to the case of Scotland if it achieves independence from Britain later this year.
However, historians and economists say there may be one historical parallel similar to Scotland's case today. Ireland's split from Britain in 1922 shares some characteristics to that proposed for Scotland, financially speaking, according to a new paper* by Eoin McLaughlin at the University of Edinburgh and Nathan Foley-Fisher at the Federal Reserve. Rather like proposals for Scottish independence, the new Irish Free State, as it became called upon independence, was forced to take on some of Britain's existing national debt—equal to around 60% of Irish GDP—including "land bonds" that had been accrued financing agricultural reform policies in Ireland since the 19th century. But the new state was also given a further debt guarantee by the rest of Britain, to help restore economic and political stability to Ireland following independence.
The paper finds, in an analysis of British and Irish sovereign debt yields during the period around independence, that over time British and Irish interest rates diverged, in spite of the debt guarantee. From the end of the first world war onwards, British and Irish bond yields followed different paths in spite of the fact they were both guaranteed by Britain's government. And after Ireland defaulted on some of its debts to Britain in 1932—as Alex Salmond has threatened to do if an independent Scotland is not allowed to join the sterling area—the spread between British and Irish borrowing costs sharply rose. The existence of the debt guarantee did not prevent a gap appearing between borrowing costs for the two countries.
That did nothing to help the Irish economy after independence. Deteriorating economic relations in the 1930s over Ireland's debt liabilities led to Britain imposing retaliatory tariffs on Ireland to recoup some of the money it was owed. The resulting "Anglo-Irish Economic War" depressed Irish GNP by up to 5.6%, according to research by Kevin O'Rourke at Oxford University—and the subsequent drift towards protectionism contributed towards several decades of comparative economic decline.
While direct comparisons between Ireland in the interwar period and Scotland after independence may well prove premature—the referendum has not been held yet—one lesson can easily be drawn. The separation of Ireland's finances from Britain's was "messy", as Mr McLaughlin points out, and the final details took decades to work out. The same could easily apply to Scotland, particularly as the world of finance was a much simpler place back then than the globalised world of today. Cutting a new country out of Britain could yet again prove much easier politically, than it is in financial or economic terms.
*N. Foley-Fisher and E. McLaughlin, "Irish land bonds: 1891-1938", EABH Papers No. 14-01, January 2014.


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I may be more of a dog fan than a cat one, but it's hard to ignore an adorable moment where a guy takes his Chinchilla and Himalayan Cats for a walk in the streets of Tokyo. Instead of walking them like a dog, the man places ...
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11:00 AM on 07.09.2014
These are the Japanese pun stickers you've always wanted
I'm delighted that I can share these delightful stickers with a wider, appreciative audience. MIS0HAPPY has this Store Envy shop loaded with stickers depicting my preferred form of humor: puns. Just look at the pictures becau...
6:00 PM on 10.02.2013
The Eccentric Family plushies on the way
The Eccentric Family has been one of the highlights of the past season for me. It combined Japanese mythology with average life in a way that was really enjoyable -- and adorable. Tanuki, tengu, and more are part of the tale,...
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French manga artist Lowra brings characters to real world
Ever wanted the characters in your manga to jump off the pages and into the real world? I know I do every time I read hentai, but that's not the point. The point is French manga artist Lowra has done just that with her drawin...
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Japan sending Akita puppy as gift to Russian president
Another day, another Morning Puppy post! Wait, that's not a running feature? Why the hell not? Japan's latest prime minister Yoshihiko Noda recently met with Vladimir Putin in Mexico. Eventually, Noda promised to deliver an ...
First Impressions: Saki Episode of Side A
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It was nice to see that the mahjong anime Saki would be getting a second season. The first season was cute, lovable, and didn't teach you much about mahjong. At least, I didn't learn anything like I was hoping for. That's what initially got me interested in the anime when I first heard it was coming out.
Saki Episode of Side A looks to continue with the cute charm of the original, which I welcome with open arms.view full story + comments
8:00 PM on 12.10.2011
More Hanasaku Iroha arriving in 2012
If you've been rolling around in the foetal position since the end of Hanasaku Iroha earlier this year, then you'll be pleased to here that it won't be too long until we see some more of her hectic hot spring adventures. On t...
8:00 PM on 10.10.2011
Election held for stray cat idols
What does your town do when it has a lot of stray cats? If you lived in the town of Saga, it would make them celebrities instead of calling animal control. Two years ago, Saga decided to deal with its stray cat problem by cho...
First Impressions: C3
by Chris Walden
I'm not normally interested in picking up ecchi shows. Not that I have anything against them, but it's hard for me to find a good one. The only show that springs to mind even now is Chobits, which I do adore, but you may even be able to chalk that one up to Clamp. So why would I even consider watching this show?
Well, I've noticed that in the last two seasons we've had both C and Blood-C, followed this season of course by C³. What could this mean? Absolutely nothing considering it's pure coincidence! I know that, but I'm stupid enough to use such a flimsy reason to go check out a new show. But was it worth it, or did it come back to bite me? W-well, you better come find out. It's not like I wrote this for you or anything...view full story + comments
6:00 PM on 09.24.2011
Latest Madoka tie-in features... guide dogs?
Those Madoka girls sure have been getting around haven't they! Their latest endeavour sees the ever popular snack-fiend Kyouko Sakura appearing on a poster for 'The National Federation of All Japan Guide Dog Training Institut...
2:00 PM on 09.20.2011
Sign away your soul with a talking Kyubey pen
I love Kyubey. So empty, so evil, so collectable! The latest little Puella Magi Madoka Magica piece of merchandise I threw my money away on, is this cute talking pen they have over at AmiAmi. Looks perfect for signi...
2:00 PM on 09.15.2011
Plush Kyubey spreads love, hugs and fear
"What happens if you cross a hugging pillow with pure evil?" It's a question that many of us have asked ourselves. Japanese character-goods designer Cube snagged a license for Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica, and their lates...


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The county champions have been in negotiations with the 36-year-old over playing in two Division One matches.
Coach Jon Lewis said: "Basically it has been holiday-time in Sri Lanka for the last 10 days and nothing has shifted, but they are back to work today.
"We would love it to happen. He's obviously a fine player. I don't think we need a lift as such, it's just a bit of a boost to have a player of that quality come in, even if it was for a short period of time.
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Terry's Toffee will once again be an official sweet treat of the Academy Awards, featured as a special gift for celebrities hanging out in the green room and backstage.
Terry Opalek and his partner Michael Frontier are co-owners of the brand, which now sells its toffee in more than 80 stores around the country. It all happened about nine years ago, when Terry decided to leave his job and pursue a passion - bringing his Grandmother's toffee recipe to the world.
It started small, making and selling the sweet stuff out of their home. He reached out to the Oscars and asked them to taste it. They did, fell in love, and they've been successful since.
The toffee is really the star, though. They have 15 flavors of gourmet toffee - Lemon Paradise, Asian Accent, Chai-cago Spice, Cran-Orange Passion and more. They have a handful ready to sample in the store. You won't leave hungry.
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I'm a little confused as the anger directed at CR for this article. All they did was point out that the new iPad gets warmer than the iPad 2 (something which others have reported and which is really not surprising) and they specifically said :and Why is everyone getting defensive?They said it is warmer, but that's not a big deal, and overall it is a great device. This is bad?
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In uncertain times when nature itself seems to conspire against the greater good of the greatest number, I was reminded of and comforted by this old poem of mine, and would like to share it with all of you.
I may have posted it before but I can't find it in my OS archives so here goes...
c.2010 Fred Hallman
How many more centuries of religious clap-trap must we endure from the mouths of thoughtless fools who, having themselves been fooled into putting control of their lives into non-existant "hands", now seek the reassurance they hope to get for such a foolish action by inducing others to do the same?
No Mafia or drug cartel has done more harm to Mankind than the vapid mouthings that lead the unwary into an addiction to idiotic beliefs that bear no connection to reality.
I'd sooner put myself into the hands of an honest peon than walk of my own volition into that awful maw of deceit, lies, and smug arrogance, that is implied in that piece of chicanery - that poem.
No "rating" can be given for this save a negative one.....
And you call me a hater.
I have made no objection to any "call for calmness" - In fact I saw no such thing. And "reassurance" from kneeling in obeisance to a non-existant deity is far from reassuring!
Typical of the religious breed, you impute something to my words that is not there and imply a goodness in your words that also isn't there.
What little progress Mankind has made has NOT been made on his knees. Nor has it been made with the help of kneelers, but rather over their hindrance and unwillingness to do more than wail, plead, and beg their nonsensical gods for help. Once those who have met the challenge are done their work, the weepers and moaners, ignoring them, then demand that all give thanks to their deity for delivering them from their problems.
Disgusting! Absolutely disgusting! No honour and no shame at all. Everything is grist for your mill, Sandy, the election, everything. Anything that gives you the excuse to call on people to give over their common sense and believe as you do. If you were truly confident of your beliefs, you'd never need to try to get others to think(?) as you do. Your doubts give your claims the lie.
And I'll believe as I do rather than surrender to hate.
What are you trolling for?
Use different bait.
And I'll believe as I do rather than surrender to hate.
What are you trolling for?
Use different bait.
Like manure spread on my rose-bed is your disdain.
I may be doing something right after all!
Have a nice day now ya' hear!
That's twice now that you've called me a "hater" of some sort.
I 'hate' to say it, but that's typical of religionists who term any disagreement with their nonsense as "hate."
Sir, if I wished to show any "hate" towards you, you'd see it clearly and openly. I have not done so in any way, shape, or form; if you think that I have, then please point it out to me. I, contrary to you, do not have to manufacture another person's "hate" when my opinion is disputed. Your accusations of hate would seem to fit you more than they fit me.
But then you ARE religious, aren't you? Facts don't really matter to you, do they? Your silly "beliefs" are all......
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Seattle School Board OKs general-fund budget
The Seattle Public Schools budget will go up about 8 percent for the 2013-14 school year with increases in funding from the state as well as local education levies.
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With boosts in state and local funding for the upcoming school year, the Seattle School Board on Wednesday unanimously passed a $639 million general-fund budget that will allow the district to offer free all-day kindergarten in eight more schools, hire more teachers to keep up with enrollment growth and, in general, keep up with increasing costs.
This is the first time in five years that the district's per-student funding from the state has increased, district administrators say.
In all, the district plans to add about 240 to 250 jobs, about half of which will be teaching positions. It also will add 14 new vice principals, primarily in elementary schools that will have more than 400 students for the first time, and 70 to 80 instructional assistants. Special-education staff will go up some, too, to help solve problems identified by the state.
The district also expects to have enough money to change its math textbooks for elementary schools, expand its international program to two more schools, and help prepare teachers to use a new set of learning standards known as the Common Core.
But several board members stressed that the increase in state dollars, while welcome, only stabilizes the budget, and doesn't include enough money to launch many new academic initiatives.
The district's funding from the federal government will drop by about $7 million, but with more money from the state, plus help from local-district and city-education levies, overall revenues for the 2013-14 school year will increase by about $46 million.
The district estimates that it will grow by 1,600 more students this fall, which by itself will bring an additional $10 million in state dollars.
The federal reduction is largely tied to the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration, plus declines in the amount of money the district will receive under programs such as Title I, which are tied to the district's level of poverty.
Joe Pap erman, Seattle Public Schools' budget manager, said the poverty rate of Seattle's students has declined compared to other districts across the nation.
The district's rainy-day fund will be kept at 3.25 percent of its nongrant budget of $558.4 million, a little over the minimum 3 percent required by School Board policy. Central administration costs will again go down.
In schools where the state isn't funding a full day of kindergarten, the price parents will pay if they want more than a half-day will go up to about $3,100 a year as planned. That's the last of three years of increases, Paperman said, and it isn't expected to continue to rise.
State funding increased this year when lawmakers, under pressure from the state Supreme Court to significantly raise education funding by 2018, added about $1 billion to the statewide education budget for the next two years.
Lawmakers paid for much of that increase by once again suspending a voter-approved initiative that otherwise would have given teachers automatic cost-of-living increases.
Seattle administrators say the extra state money won't restore all the district has lost since 2009-10, but helped the district avoid cutting costs in some areas.
Seattle is among the more than 400 organizations that successfully sued the state, saying it was falling far short of its constitutional duty to fully fund a basic education for all students.
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ROCKFORD, Mich., April 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wolverine Worldwide (NYSE: WWW) today announced the formation of a joint venture with Tata International to market footwear and apparel in India. The new joint venture will initially be responsible for the wholesale distribution of Wolverine Worldwide's Merrell and Caterpillar Footwear brands.
The formation of this joint venture is a direct result of the efforts of Wolverine Worldwide's International Group, which was formed in January 2011. Entering into a joint venture provides Wolverine Worldwide with a more meaningful ownership stake and near-term brand impact than its traditional licensee or distributor business model, and reflects the importance of this fast-growing market to the Company. Wolverine Worldwide and Tata International will each hold a 50 percent stake in this new joint venture.
The joint venture structure provides both parties with an exceptionally strong partnership. Operating this new business model in India allows the Merrell and Caterpillar Footwear brands to get close to their target consumer, while providing deeper insights into brand development opportunities. It will also serve as a gateway and powerful brand platform for further growth of Wolverine's broader portfolio of brands throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Tata International brings significant retail and marketing expertise into the joint venture, as well as its 30 years of experience in manufacturing footwear, specifically for the Indian market. As an additional element to the business arrangement, the joint venture will have an agreement with TRENT, another Tata Group company, which operates more than 50 department stores in India. This retail alliance will further aid the expansion of the Merrell and Caterpillar Footwear brands into this important consumer market.Commenting on the establishment of this important new joint venture, Blake W. Krueger, Wolverine Worldwide Chairman and CEO, stated, "This new partnership demonstrates the progress we are making towards our goal of expanding the global retail presence of our brands through stand-alone stores, shop-in-shops and selected wholesale distribution. This joint venture model follows the successful strategy of our owned operations in the United States, Canada and much of Europe. We believe that we have found, in Tata International, a truly remarkable partner who is equally dedicated to the success, growth and prosperity of our shared company, as well as the continued global expansion of Wolverine Worldwide's lifestyle brands." Mr. N. N. Tata, Managing Director, Tata International said, "We look forward to a successful partnership with Wolverine in addressing the lifestyle footwear market in India, which offers a meaningful opportunity. This is consistent with Tata International's focus on growing its presence in footwear distribution and retail in domestic and international markets." About Tata International Tata International Limited [TIL], is the trading arm of India's most respected diversified conglomerate, the Tata ( $83.3B revenues with a presence in more than 80 countries) Group. Established in 1962, the company is India's leading manufacturer, exporter and supply chain integrator of leather and leather products working with the world's largest brands. It also retails footwear and leather articles in India under the brand TASHI. Other key global businesses include trading and distribution of vehicles, steel, chemicals, minerals, engineering products and solar energy solutions. The company operates through its network of offices spanning Africa, Europe, Middle East, Latin America and Asia and has spearheaded strategic partnerships and forays into new geographies. The company is deeply committed to being a proactive, integral and responsible member of the community and the environment in which it operates. About Wolverine Worldwide With a commitment to service and product excellence, Wolverine World Wide, Inc. is one of the world's leading marketers of branded casual, active lifestyle, work, outdoor sport and uniform footwear and apparel. The Company's portfolio of highly recognized brands includes: Bates®, Chaco®, Cushe®, Hush Puppies®, HYTEST®, Merrell®, Sebago®, Soft Style® and Wolverine®. The Company also is the footwear licensee of popular brands including CAT®, Harley-Davidson® and Patagonia®. The Company's Hush Puppies brand is a leading footwear brand in India, and has been in the market for several years through a separate distribution agreement. The Company's products are carried by leading retailers in the U.S. and globally in more than 190 countries and territories. For additional information, please visit our website, www.wolverineworldwide.com. SOURCE Wolverine Worldwide
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Do Nice Guys Finish Last? DUH!
A while back, I asked these questions on behalf of men everywhere, which led to very heated responses from people all across the nation. By the way, my inbox thanks you for the work out. One of the questions breathed life into a fairly common debate: Do nice guys finish last?
Related: Is He Husband Material?
Well, nice guys may not always finish last, but they're fairly accustomed to watching other guys cross the finish line before them. The essence of my question was this:
"Why do you always say you want a nice guy with a sense of humor, but only go out with the jerk…..?"
Let me share a few responses:
"Most girls, including me, fall for the jerks for one simple reason, we have been hurt so many times... that when a guy that is sweet, has a sense of humor, and loves us for who we are, comes along... we run. We are afraid and in turn we end up with the jerk. If someone could knock some sense into us... that would be wonderful." – Punchick1022
"Nice guy is not equivalent to "door mat." You should be funny, considerate of others, and be able to stand by your convictions. That's my version of a "nice guy." A guy who just dotes on you and caters to your every whim and never disagrees with you is a door mat, and completely boring. So no, we don't want a real (jerk), we want someone who will stand up for what they believe in. Passion is sexy. Even if you lost the argument/debate in the end, you still made a go of it. That's what's important. And personally, I'm opinionated, confident, and assertive. I need a guy who won't back down to my strong personality, but will stand up to do the dance with me. I like a little bit of fire and conflict. I need it to balance a relationship properly" – Erin
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"Bad boys have the confidence that funny guys lack. Confidence in men is very, very hot!" – Alicia
"Guys with bad temper and/or are (jerks) are passionate and usually have a great sense of humor. Guys with only a good sense of humor are usually too nice and do not present a challenge." - eMCBEE
"I suspect, one of the reasons why girls go for ill-tempered a&%holes with no sense of humor is cuz they fall for the pretty face and the hot bods first( and then they) realize the dude's a (jerk.) Or the bigger truth is that women think they are that special one to tame the wild horse...but sadly, that usually doesn't happen and it takes a few relationships for us women to realize wild horses can't be tamed." – Doreen K
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(b) She can't open them.
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(b) There are fava beans and a nice Chianti on the table.
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2. What does Clarice find inside the Packard?
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4. What was the name of the agent who recruited Clarice? She later refers to this character as "a two-faced recruiting sergeant son of a bitch."
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Its a famous passage in Scripture, the story of the woman caught in adultery. The Pharisees and religious leaders have dragged her before Jesus in an attempt to trap him, and they ask if she should be stoned to death, in accordance with the law of Moses. The Bible notes she was caught in adultery, which presumes she was seen with a man. Yet no man is present when the religious leaders stand her before Jesus in the temple courts.
When the leaders persist in questioning him, Jesus says, If any of you is without sin, let him be the first to throw a stone at her. At these words, the accusing crowd melts away. Has no one condemned you? Jesus asks the woman.
No one, sir, she says.
Then neither do I condemn you, Jesus says. Go now and leave your life of sin.
The passage is so well-known, and such a striking example of Jesus forgiveness and call to lead a godly life, that it has its own name—the pericope adulterae.
But is it really inspired Scripture?
Dr. Daniel B. Wallace, a New Testament Studies professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, has found evidence in Albania that suggests to him it is not, according to a Web-only story in Christianity Today. While photographing ancient New Testament manuscripts in Tirana, Albania, including many that were previously unknown to Western scholars, Wallace found that the story of the woman caught in adultery was missing from three of the texts, and was out of place in a fourth, tacked on to the end of John's Gospel.
Most translations of the Bible—including the NIV, which is linked to above—note the problems with this much-loved text yet still include it. It is certainly consistent with Jesus teachings. But is it the inspired, inerrant Word of God?
In a related Q&A, Wallace says:
One of the Albanian manuscripts that lacked the story was 'fixed' by a later scribe who hastily stitched a sheet of paper to the following parchment page, scribbling the text of the pericope adulterae on the paper! Even though most manuscripts of the fourth gospel have the story, the earliest and best manuscripts do not.
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Frankly, I've been hearing more anti-government sentiment from people than I can remember in my entire life (other than during the "Oil Crisis" in the 70s). Part of the population evidently can't get enough with the handouts and bailouts, the other part is getting ticked off to the point of exasperation. Also, people I never knew to be "pro-gun" are becoming concerned to the point where they feel like they need to rely on something other than police anymore.
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Lawrence A. Cremin (October 31, 1925 in New York, N.Y. – September 4, 1990 in New York, N.Y.) was an educational historian and administrator.
He received his Ph.D. from Columbia University in 1949. He won the 1962 Bancroft Prize in American History for his book The Transformation of the School: Progressivism in American Education, 1876–1957. This book described the anti-intellectual emphasis on non-academic subjects and non-authoritarian teaching methods that occurred as a result of enormously increasing enrollment. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1981 for his American Education: The National Experience, 1783-1876.[1][2]
He was the president of Teachers College, Columbia University, in New York City, from 1974 to 1984. In 1985, he became the president of the Spencer Foundation.
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- ^ Teacher in America, Part II (1988). The Open Mind. 1988. Retrieved February 20, 2012.
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