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Elk Run RV Park
Elk City, Oklahoma
Phone: (580) 225-4888
Sites: 50
Recent Rate: $25 4/2013
Latitude: 35.4233413144796
Longitude: -99.3722029153442
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Date of Stay: April, 2013 - $25.00
Military discount applied. Park was full. 50 amp was missing one leg, mgr said "It worked last night" and didn't offer any help. CableTV did not work, again mgr offered no help. All sewer connections were missing lids. Pull-through site #49 was obviously only for pop-up tent trailers, we had to back out of the site. Park is for sale and apparently is not being maintained. Wi-Fi was intermittent. When checking in we got a receipt and verbal directions to find our site (that were wrong) and when we asked for the Wi-Fi access code the manager said "there it is on the whiteboard (barely readable), I don't know nothing about computers". Access road is directly behind the Loves Travel Park and access is single lane, I had to move for an entering school bus. We would never stay at this park again! We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: November, 2012 - $25.00
Oh my, this place was awful. What a run down campground. It is full of people living here in not so nice trailers with broken windows, pit bulls in the yards, and trash around their place. I was afraid to walk my dog. The burrs picked up in his coat were awful. I could not wait to get out of here. We should have kept going or slept in a truck stop. Never again will I stay here. It was also hard to get a 40 foot RV into this campground. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2011 - $22.00
This was a nightmare! The "check in person" gave us a spot to camp and when we found it there was someone already in it. He the offered us two other sites that were inaccessible and neither was a pull through. I went to get our money back and another camper was also leaving, they stopped us and asked if we were staying at this place. They had the same experience we did! The majority of the units were extended stay! We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2010 - $25.00
We camped here just over night. Getting run down and too close to the highway. We did hear highway noise all night. First sight we pulled into electrical hook up did not work. The office told us the sites were back in but we were able to pull threw, This place is OK if you are exhausted and just ready to pull in through the night. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2010 - $22.00
Strictly an overnight stop. Shower rooms while clean, were really dated/old. Laundry room was only a bit better. Sites are gravel and they offer a picnic table. Love's ( Exit 41 ) is right beside the park and includes a Subway. An Italian diner is across the street but was closed the day we camped. Free Wi-Fi is available. Host was very friendly. Road noise was not a problem. We'd use it again as a stop over. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2010 - $22.00
Park is an old trailer park. All the utilities are low to the ground. CATV is very poor. Not much to do in the area. Located right behind Love's. Office recommended an Italian restaurant across the street but it was closed. Not much else in the area. Would do for one night. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: July, 2009 - $37.00
We like this park because of all the trees; nice break from the 100 degree temperature we traveled in that day. Nice pool, near a lake and they have a restaurant on site. This park is located between Elk City and Clinton. Wi-Fi was very weak. We would stay here again. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: July, 2009 - $25.00
We stopped here for a one night stay in route. The campground was clean, the sites were level but it is basically a en route campground with very few amenities. I could not imagine staying here for a long period of time We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: May, 2009 - $20.00
We were not happy campers when we drove in expecting to pay the $14 Passport America price and were advised their rates had gone up to $20. The turn in looks like someone's drive so we missed it and called for assistance and they did not answer the phone (twice). There are "keep off the grass" signs everywhere, which really should have read "keep off the weeds". I guess they want people to stay indoors. We saw some serious fire ant colonies, and their is a noisy nightclub on the south end and a bunch of noisy dogs on the north end of the park. The water pipes are wrapped sloppily with duct tape and insulation dangling in the wind. The sites are wide and long with concrete at the back and gravel that is very level. Dumpsters are plentiful. There are some broken down units at the front part of the park. I would have been happy to stay for $14, but for $20 I expect a little more. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: July, 2008 - $14.00
Easy on/off. This is a safe campground. Great over night passing by place to stay. Has cable tv and is located 110 miles from Oklahoma City. Rate is Passport America,kids are $2.00 additional each. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
Date of Stay: March, 2008 - $14.00
We were going to stay at Wal-Mart but got off on the wrong exit. While figuring where we were we saw this park. It was 7pm but there was still staff in the office and he was very helpful, escorting us to our site. It is a P/A park and the $14.00 reflects that rate. For $14, we thought it would be nicer than pavement parking at WM. We took a back-in site that was at least 70 feet long and perfectly level with good gravel. The interior roads are the nicest we've seen yet in 7 months on the road. Very nice asphalt roads and wide. We'd definitely recommend an over night or two here. Many of the more permanent residents work in the oil fields. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: March, 2008 - $25.00
A no-frills park with very large pull-through sites. Great for an overnight stay. Staff very friendly at check-in. Couldn't be located later when we had a question about the wireless. There seems to be full time residents (welders and their families), but they were very friendly. We would stay here again if we were passing through this area. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: December, 2007 - $14.00
A no-frills park with very large pull-through sites. Great for an overnight stay. Staff very friendly. This is a great, prosperous city to visit. They have the whole city park lit up for xmas and the city operates Route 66, history of transportation, early years and farming museums. All very new and interesting at only $4 fee to enter. A great and worthwhile stopover place to witness some history. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: November, 2007 - $14.00
Elk Run RV Park welcomed us and our dogs at their facility when the KOA to the east wouldn't allow us to stay there because our dogs numbered more than 2. Elk Run RV Park is easily accessed from the freeway, close to a 24 hour gas/convenience store and is reasonably quiet. We'll definitely stay there again on our way through Oklahoma. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Truck Camper.Undo
Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $12.00
This is a passport America Park. The park is maintained pretty good. Extra Long Pull Thrus and spacious sites. Sits behind a Loves Truck Stop and sites closer to the front entrance will experience some noise from the trucks. But, overall it is a quiet park and a good place to stop over to see the Route 66 Museum. The staff is friendly and there are some permanent residents. There are no amenities such as club house or swimming pool, but a good place for a short stay. I would stay here again if I was in Oklahoma. We camped at Elk Run RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
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A prospective, population-based study of 40,000 women regarding host factors, UV exposure and sunbed use in relation to risk and anatomic site of cutaneous melanoma
Article first published online: 20 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.26408
Copyright © 2011 UICC
International Journal of Cancer
Volume 131, Issue 3, pages 706–715, 1 August 2012
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Nielsen, K., Måsbäck, A., Olsson, H. and Ingvar, C. (2012), A prospective, population-based study of 40,000 women regarding host factors, UV exposure and sunbed use in relation to risk and anatomic site of cutaneous melanoma. Int. J. Cancer, 131: 706–715. doi: 10.1002/ijc.26408
Publication History
- Issue published online: 25 MAY 2012
- Article first published online: 20 OCT 2011
- Accepted manuscript online: 2 SEP 2011 10:23AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 10 AUG 2011
- Manuscript Received: 17 MAR 2011
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- The Skane county council's research and development foundation
- The Thelma Zoegas foundation
- The Stig and Ragna Gorthon foundation
- The Swedish Cancer Society
- The Welander and Finsen foundation
- The Gyllenstiernska Krapperup foundation
- prospective;
- melanoma;
- risk factors;
- sunbed;
- nevus
Prospective cohort studies about cutaneous melanoma (CM) risk are still few. Host factor- and UVR exposure data were collected prospectively by questionnaire in this population-based cohort study including 40,000 Swedish born women, aged 25–64 years at enrolment (1990). Risk for CM (Cox regression and Stepwise Cox regression [SCR], hazard ratios [HRs] with 95% Confidence Intervals [CI]) in relation to risk factors, age groups (older or younger than 40 years) and primary site, were analyzed. In 29,520 women with complete follow-up through 2007, 155 invasive and 60 insitu CM were recorded. High numbers of nevi (HR, 2.9; 95% CI, 1.7–5.0) and heredity (HR, 3.7; 95% CI, 2.0–6.8) were associated with risk for CM. SCR analysis added red hair as a risk factor. Sunbed use >10 times/year increased risk for women <40 years (HR, 2.5; 95% CI, 1.0–6.2) and a trend for risk associated with sunbathing vacations (HR, 1.4; 95% CI, 1.0–2.0) was shown for women >40 years. Trunk melanoma showed correlations with high numbers of nevi (HR, 3.0; 95% CI, 1.2–7.3) and heredity (HR, 3.2; 95% CI, 1.1–9.4). Head/neck site was correlated to sunbathing vacations (HR, 2.5; 95% CI, 1.2–5.3) and heredity (HR, 7.6; 95% CI, 1.8–31.8). Our study supports divergent etiologic pathways to CM, with high numbers of nevi correlated to increased risk for trunk CM. Furthermore, it confirms that high numbers of nevi, red hair and heredity for CM are the most important risk factors and frequent sunbed use might be a risk factor for younger women.

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The team announced the signing on its website on Tuesday. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The 28-year-old Despaigne has hit 220 career home runs in the Cuban baseball league, and was MVP in the preliminary round of Pool A at the World Baseball Classic last year.
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Catron v. Colt Energy Inc et al
|Layne Energy Operating, LLC, Layne Energy Resources, Inc., Layne Energy, Inc., Colt Energy Inc and PostRock MidContinent Production, LLC
|Richard Catron
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|MEMORANDUM AND ORDER granting in part and denying in part Defendants' 50 Motion to Dismiss Plaintiff's Second Amended Complaint. The parties should contact the magistrate judge to set a scheduling conference. Signed by District Judge Carlos Murguia on 12/17/2014. (mg)
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The story of Novak Djokovic's surge
It's tough to rest on your laurels in men's tennis these days. No sooner does one legend establish himself than a challenger begins nipping at his heels. When Roger Federer was piling up Grand Slam victories and making his case for being the greatest of all time, there was Rafael Nadal, who kept resisting him on clay and slowly made inroads on grass and hard courts until, with his U.S. Open victory last year, the Spaniard finally stood alone at the top.
Then just when it looked like the era of Nadal had well and truly arrived, along came Novak Djokovic. The year began with talk about Nadal completing the "Rafa Slam" with a win in Australia, but it was Djokovic who ended up taking the title, also following up with wins at the Indian Wells and Miami Masters. Nadal was expected to reassert himself once the clay season arrived, but the Serb has once again blocked his way, defeating the King of Clay in back-to-back finals in Madrid and Rome over the past two weeks. Who is the favorite for the French Open? It is the first time since Nadal's French Open debut in 2005 that the question has had to be asked.
Nadal has won the title five times in the past six years, but it is Djokovic who comes into the tournament on one of the most impressive winning streaks of the Open era. He is currently 37-0 for the season -- five wins behind John McEnroe's spectacular 42-0 start in 1984, but already better in quality if not quantity. McEnroe's wins were notched mostly at smaller indoor events, with the biggest result a loss in the French Open final. Djokovic has secured a Grand Slam and four Masters titles in his seven tournament wins so far. McEnroe beat (still Slamless) Ivan Lendl five times, Jimmy Connors and Mats Wilander. Djokovic has beaten Federer three times and Nadal four times, also getting Andy Murray twice and securing a win over David Ferrer on clay.
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Each successive win over Nadal, in particular, has elevated Djokovic's standing to new levels. First came back-to-back wins over the world No. 1 in hard-court finals at Indian Wells and Miami, and the second of those three-set victories was a striking sight: the Serb with once-suspect stamina tiring out the normally indefatigable Nadal on a hot, muggy Florida day. Then came two straight-sets wins over Nadal on clay, where Djokovic had lost all 10 previous meetings. The win in Madrid was surprising, but could be explained away -- the altitude gives the ball more speed, the clay is too slippery for Nadal's liking and the relatively cramped conditions prevent him from showing the full extent of his impenetrable defense. The win in Rome was staggering -- these were the traditional clay-court conditions in which Nadal is at his toughest. And while the Spaniard had been affected by a fever at the beginning of the tournament, Djokovic had gone three brutalizing hours with Murray in the semifinals the day before. But the Serb still managed to hold his own in long, punishing exchanges and found more winners and big serves at the big moments.
It was a major shake-up. Djokovic must now be considered a real threat to Nadal's supremacy at the French, adding intrigue to an event that in recent years seemed to be turning into a one-man show.
Where did it all come from? "A lot of people have been guessing and speculating what the secret formula of my good form was but there is no secret," Djokovic said recently. "It's just that all the pieces have fallen into place after years of hard work and we are now reaping the rewards."
With his seamless, pinball-machine tennis, Djokovic has long been seen as a potential force at the top of the game, but in the past struggled to sustain success. Physically, allergies and breathing problems wore him down and prompted frequent retirements. Mentally, he found it difficult to recover from defeats and ignore off-court challenges. Technically, he struggled with equipment changes and hitches in his serve.
Now, his body, mind and game all seem to be working in sync, and he has been moving and hitting with machine-like precision.
The place to begin is with the streak itself. The full length of the streak is 39-0, with two of those wins coming late last season. And that's where the story of Djokovic's surge begins. They came at the end of last season, when he led the Serbian team to its first victory in the Davis Cup. After winning a pressure-packed final in front of the home fans, the players shaved their heads on court and celebrated hard for "two days and nights" afterward. Most players who manage to navigate the unpredictable four rounds and 20 months of a successful Davis Cup campaign count it as their biggest achievement or close to it, and Djokovic is no different.
"The Davis Cup final gave me a lot of confidence," he reflected in Australia. "To be able to win with a team for your nation was much different than anything I have experienced personally on the tennis court."
A little confidence boost can work wonders. Djokovic's serve, which had plagued him for most of 2010, also magically restored itself by the time he got Down Under. "I was aware of what I [was doing] wrong. But once it gets into your head, it's really hard to get it out of your habit," he said. "It's great and encouraging fact that I can rely on my serve in the important moments -- that gives you a little bit of the relief and advantage."
His early-season success was not a surprise in itself. After all, Djokovic had shown himself capable of Grand Slam brilliance before, winning the Australian Open in 2008. This time, however, he has been able to maintain that form, without any physical or mental letdown. Last month, returning home to play his family-owned event in Belgrade, he revealed a little more about just how he has done so.
Ten months ago, Djokovic hired doctor and nutritionist Igor Cetojevic, who worked to figure out the allergies and heat problems that had so frequently left him gasping for breath during matches. "We're just waiting for DHL to give us a canister of oxygen that I will put next to me on the changeovers," Djokovic joked after one bad spell.
Now, as Miami showed, he is outlasting the likes of Nadal in three-set matches. Djokovic points to Cetojevic as key in the improvement. "He's done a great job in changing my diet after we established I am allergic to some food ingredients like gluten," the Serb told reporters in Belgrade. "It means I can't eat stuff like pizza, pasta and bread. I have lost some weight, but it's only helped me because my movement is much sharper now and I feel great physically."
He has also maintained his focus in tournament after tournament, early rounds and big matches alike. Living up to his nickname, the "Djoker" remains outgoing and emotive, but says he can now channel that energy rather than struggle to suppress it. "My mindset is different now," he said. "I'm more stable emotionally. Even though I do show my emotions during the match, you can see, I do feel tougher mentally. I think that's a process of learning and experience."
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All together, it has been enough to meet every challenge Djokovic has faced so far this season. But is it enough to surmount one of the toughest challenges ever presented in tennis -- defeating Nadal on clay in a best-of-five-set match? It has been done only once, by a firing Robin Soderling at the French two years ago, but even that victory came against the backdrop of Nadal's hurting knees and family troubles. Still, it has been done, at least, and if it is to be done this year, there is no doubt Djokovic has established himself as the most likely to do it.
A Djokovic win over Nadal in Paris would have much the same effect as Nadal's wins over Federer at Wimbledon in 2008 and Australia in 2009, turning the challenger into a conqueror. A standoff is hardly guaranteed, of course. For Djokovic, the emotion of his victories and the pressure of the streak will continue to build as the tournament goes on. Nadal, meanwhile, has not been looking as aggressive or invulnerable as last season, when the Spaniard swept through the clay undefeated. But thanks to Djokovic's wins over Nadal in Madrid and Rome, winning the French Open, even without defeating Nadal, would be enough to establish him as the new king, with the No. 1 ranking as formal acknowledgement.
But he has been quick to play down any projections after his win in Rome. "He's the king of clay," said Djokovic of Nadal. "It's just two tournaments, whereas he's been so dominant for so many years."
"In the last few months, he's been on a different level to the rest," Nadal said. Then he added, "Being a big champion is not only about being able to win every week but when you are able to wait until the right moment."
For Djokovic so far this season, there have been no wrong moments.
Kamakshi Tandon is a freelance tennis writer for ESPN.com.
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Day 15
• Nadal beats Federer for sixth French title
• Garber: Rafa winning at ridiculous rates
• Garber: Where it all went wrong for Federer
• Ubha: Less-than-stellar Rafa good enough
• Tandon: What the results means
• Bodo: Stirring up the master-of-dirt debate
• espnW: Dirt devil delivers
• American Fratangelo claims juniors title
• Patrick McEnroe's analysis
Day 14
• Li beats Schiavone to win title
• Garber: One billion strong revel in Li Na's win
• Ubha: Coaching carousel catapults Li to title
• espnW: Family affair for Li Na
• Bodo: Rekindled spirit good enough for Fed?
• Tandon: Bonus chapter in this great rivalry
• Hot Button: Nadal or Federer?
• Center Court: Does Fed have a chance?
• Cahill previews the men's final
Day 13
• Djokovic streak ends; Federer, Nadal in final
• Tandon: What we missed during the treaking
• Ubha: Top 10 streaks in tennis
• Ubha: A look back at Djokovic's streak
• Streak Watch: Vintage Federer resurfaces
• Latest Dirt: Reflecting on Rafa's career
• Tandon: Schiavone right at home
• Bodo: Why it's Li Na's time to win it all
• Granderson: Federer's greatest match ever
• Harwitt: Federer's big win a family affair
• Streak buster strikes again
• Hot Button: Who will win the women's final?
• Hlavackova, Hradecka win women's doubles
• Federer stops Djokovic
• Men's final preview
• Skype Hype: Women's final preview
• Digital Serve: Will Schiavone repeat?
• Center Court: Li seeks maiden major
Day 12
• Schiavone, Li to meet in women's final
• Streak Watch: Djokovic owns lethal edge
• Latest Dirt: Experience pays for Schiavone, Li
• Tandon: Playing spoiler role OK with Federer
• Tandon: Nadal's growing confidence
• The Day John McEnroe's streak died
• Harwitt: Dreams can come true -- twice
• Lipsky, Dellacqua win mixed doubles title
• Fed's thoughts on playing Djoker
• Li Na beats Sharapova
• Schiavone dumps Bartoli
• Federer relishes role as underdog
• Center Court: Men's semifinal preview
• Digital Serve: Men's semifinal preview
• Skype Hype: Men's semifinal preview
Day 11
• Recaps: Women | Men
• Latest Dirt: Rafa returns to brilliant self
• Streak Watch: Djoker's streak in perspective
• Ubha: Love-hate relationship with Sharapova
• Tandon: Schiavone leaves it all on the court
• Bryan brothers reach men's doubles semis
• Latest Dirt: Rafa returns to brilliant self
• Schiavone-Bartoli preview
• Sharapova Cruises into semis
• Li dominates Azarenka
• Nadal thwarts Soderling
• Djokovic relazed and ready
• Maria seeks career Slam
• Skype Hype: Rafa looking confident
• Skype Hype: Sharapova looks sharp
Day 10
• Recaps: Men | Women
• Latest Dirt: Fed breezes in wind-strewn day
• Tandon: The upside of Murray's maladies
• Streak Watch: Djoker's mental toughness
• Garber: The effect of beating Nadal in Paris
• Ubha: Baffling win for Francesca Schiavone
• Wayward ball boy bothers Troicki
• Hurting Murray survives
• Schiavone survives
• Federer thwarts Monfils
• Federer happy with win
• Skype Hype: Garber on Federer
• Skype Hype Garber on Schiavone
Day 9
• Recaps: Men | Women
• Fognini withdraws; Djokovic in semis
• Streak Watch: Too much time for Djoker?
• Tandon: Return of the Russians
• Tandon: Don't forget about Fed's streaks
• Ubha: Monfils thrills crowd with heroics
• Ubha: Falla falls on hard times again
• Digital Serve: Day 10 preview
• Sharapova survives
• Rafael Nadal rolls
Day 8
• Recaps: Men | Women
• Latest Dirt: Fognini overcomes array of antics
• Streak Watch: Just keeps getting easier
• Garber: Bright future for Pavlyuchenkova
• Tandon: Andy Murray showing grit in France


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The story we usually tell about childhood and success is the one about intelligence: Success comes to those who score highest on tests, from preschool admissions to SATs. But in How Children Succeed, Paul Tough argues for a very different understanding of what makes a successful child. Drawing on groundbreaking research in neuroscience, economics, and psychology, Tough shows that the qualities that matter most have less to do with IQ and more to do with character: skills like grit, curiosity, conscientiousness, and optimism.
How Children Succeed introduces us to a new generation of scientists and educators who are radically changing our understanding of how children develop character, how they learn to think, and how they overcome adversity. It tells the personal stories of young people struggling to stay on the right side of the line between success and failure. And it argues for a new way of thinking about how best to steer an individual child - or a whole generation of children - toward a successful future. This provocative and profoundly hopeful book will not only inspire and engage listeners; it will also change our understanding of childhood itself.
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"Well-written and bursting with ideas, this will be essential [listening] for anyone who cares about childhood in America." (Kirkus)
"Not what I expected"
It has some good anecdotes and supporting tales, but I was expecting more guidance as a parent. Look for it to be entertaining and well written with relevant stories, but not as a parental guide on "How Children Succeed". Also, it was read fairly slowly - this was the first audiobook I listened to at 1 and 1/2 speed for the book's entirety. Performance was fine, just slower than I wanted.
I love AUDIBLE! I never get mad at traffic jams and can listen to many different books, despite of my short time.
"The Right Formula"
It's the second time that I've read this book. And what a difference it takes, because the first time I thought this book was too dark, talking about poor, addicted, minorities. A very hard to change environment, a very hard to succeed in life. Now, I see another angle. It's full of data and it can build the basis for a great life.
Book nerd for life!
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Best - focusing on what people can do in regards to teaching character development in schools
Least - don't go off on tangents. Are we focusing on character development, or poverty?
The case studies were good but what can we learn from them? Seemed more like storytelling.
Stop. Mimicking. Characters. He would use a different voice for the students he talked about which was extremely distracting.
I wouldn't mind a documentary version of this because of how many different stories there were.
Overall a bit disappointed in the book. I suggest getting the 30 minute summary
Being a heavy equipment operator with long night shifts, good books are essential to me.
"Invest yourself in childrens lives"
I enjoyed this book and I agree with most points. I have 5 kids and have my own ideas. I enjoyed the book in this way, as long as we all try harder for the sake of our children things will improve for the future of the human race. We do need more attention on our children and that seems to be the spirit of this book. I say invest that credit and pay attention.
"Narrator offensive"
I will be requesting a refund for this audio book. Each time the male narrator quoted an African American female he raised his voice in a high-pitched voice and tried to fake an African American "accent." This was quite distracting, and even offensive, especially when he would not change his voice when quoting a presumably non-African American female. (Either way, please don't try to put on a high-pitched voice when quoting a female, regardless of race; it sounds quite ridiculous.) All he has to do is say that he is quoting an African American female. He does not need to use a fake voice. It's too bad, because there was quite a bit of substance that was interesting. I may decide to purchase the written version instead.
"To much research, not enough "bringing it home""
This book is ridiculously long and the author introduces to many long stories which are unnecessary. To much research and not enough of explaining what that research means or how to apply it to your child. Here is the gist of it.
How to have a Brave and curious child: protect them from serious trauma, stress and provide a secure nurturing relationship. When a kid is stressed out we need to help them calm down and teach them how to deal with stress and tantrums. Lots hugging and listening during 0-3 is the most important.
Needs child size adversity growing up. Especially in 10-18. Teach them how to manage failure and learn from failure.
I'm just a simple man who is trying to be water.
"Excellent - Refreshing - Insightful"
Didn't read the print version. But can't imagine it could be be better or worse. This is about the information and I felt it so compelling I listened twice already.
The story about the young lady from one of Chicago's roughest inner city schools. At some point she developed the grit to push on and change her circumstance. Although she didn't get into Duke, she got into school. Story is inspiring.
Like Medina wrote in "Brain Rules", hearing the information is basically a more efficient way to learn. I believe this whole-heartedly.
Developing the grit to succeed is as important as the success itself.
Just a great read. Success is relative but the book provides interesting perspective into the idea of maintaining success and how those that might have had the tougher journey are more likely to hold onto it.
"Starts strong"
The first section explores the research on education, psychology, child development, and interventions that have been shown to be effective in improving educational and life outcomes. It is by far the most interesting section of the book and was very enjoyable. The narration was pleasant and not annoying, which really is all that this book needed.
I would. I follow his writing in the New York Times as is, and enjoy reading his analysis of education.
As a teacher this book is particularly relevant to my daily life. What I took from How Children Succeed is something that is reinforced by every administrator and teacher in my district: parents don't keep their best and brightest at home, we get who there is as they are.
The research presented by this book is good, and highlights the importance of strong intervention programs for families and early childhood.
"Fluff. Waste of time."
Stories about psychologists, minimal science, no new research. Narrator uses annoying voices when reading quotes.
The gist is bond w/ your child, encourage a growth mindset, and try to build character. Nothing shocking (or practical).
"An excellent examination of different approaches"
Many of the reviews I've read on this book do a lot of complaining about the lack of solutions presented. I don't have any problem with that. The fact is that it's a difficult issue, and there is no magic bullet. There will be trade offs, compromises and concessions along the way and people will have to let go of some of their firmly held dogmas in favor of what actually works.
The benefit of this book is that it brings fresh ideas to the table and allows the listener to hear from the people who are researching these ideas. You also get to hear from the teachers, students and parents who are effected by the decisions being made. You hear first hand about the challenges they face. Additionally, the book explores the impact that education has on children's lives and on our society as a whole. The character oriented approach advocated by Mr Tough and some of the researchers profiled makes a lot of sense, and addresses a lot of what plagues society as a whole.
This book held my interest from beginning to end and really got me thinking. The narration was excellent, and the author's attitude is flexible and unpretentious. If you have kids, especially young kids, I think you'll find this book to be quite eye opening.
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Enable them to provide for those confided to their care
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Virginia Bronze performed to a crowd of more than 200 at the Masonic Auditorium on King Street on Sunday, March 17.
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Elizabeth Kluegel and Lewis Freeman sing Donizetti: Don Pasquale duet, at the Rock Spring Concert series on Feb. 8 entitled "What is This Thing Called Love?"
Notes from the Producer: 'The Island' Returns to MetroStage.
I have wanted to bring "The Island" back to our stage since 1991 when it was first produced in our little storefront on Duke Street. Original cast member Doug Brown has returned to the role of Winston 24 years later. In the theatre, time really does fly.
Alexandria: Fun with 18th Century Science
The Virginia Society for the Promotion of Useful Knowledge met on Sunday, March 22, at the Apothecary Shop in Alexandria. The society is led by science educator and living history instructor Dean Howarth and is comprised of students attending McLean High School. Each student studies the life and work of an 18th century thinker and reenacts that individual.
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Alexandria: Aldersgate Stages "Pride and Prejudice"
Presents Jane Austen's tale of manners, love and misunderstanding in class-conscious England.
Aldersgate Church Community Theater (ACCT) is putting on "Pride and Prejudice," Jane Austen's classic tale of manners, love and misunderstanding in class-conscious England in the early 19th century. Directed by Mary Ayala-Bush, the show runs through March 29.
Alexandria: 2015 Generation to Generation Gala
Senior Services of Alexandria hosted its annual Generation to Generation Gala on Feb. 28 at the Mark Hilton Hotel.
St. Patrick's Day Parade
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Celebrating the Persian New Year
The Nowruz Festival will be held March 15 at John Carlyle Square Park in Alexandria.
Following 3,000 years of customs and traditions, the colorful Nowruz Festival — the Persian New Year celebration — will be held Sunday, March 15 at the John Carlyle Square Park near the King Street Metro in Alexandria.
Alexandria Welcomes Zombie Apocalypse Survivors
The mayor welcomed Rick Grimes and others from the AMC show "The Walking Dead" to the city. Grimes entered the city on March 1 and has expressed an interest in joining local law enforcement. In the show, based on a comic series by Robert Kirkman, Alexandria is a safe-zone relatively protected from apocalyptic horrors.
Alexandria: Final Performances
The 2015 cast of Aldersgate Church Community Theatre presents the final performances of their production of "Shrek, Jr." this weekend. Showtimes are Friday and Saturday evenings, Jan. 23 and 24 at 7:30 and Sunday, Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. A special matinee performance is on Saturday, Jan. 24 at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1071559
LTA Presents 'The Game's Afoot' in Alexandria
It's a cross between an Agatha Christie murder mystery and a Ken Ludwig modern farce.
The Little Theatre of Alexandria is presenting the witty and fast-paced "The Game's Afoot or Holmes for the Holidays," Jan. 17 through Feb. 7.
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SHUTER'S HILL ECUMENICAL CAROLERS The carolers were rewarded with marvelous weather for their Christmas collection for Children's Hospital.
Ushering in the New Year in Alexandria
First Night fireworks light up Alexandria.
Fireworks lit up the sky over the Potomac River to usher in 2015 as part of the 20th anniversary of First Night Alexandria.
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I just wrapped up a call with another one of my high-performing coaching clients. I often find, as I did in this situation, that a learning point emerges from my conversations with these bright, super-talented individuals. In reflecting back on this call, the learning point was the reminder to myself that it is up to each of us to ENSURE that we have EDUCATED our contact network -- i.e., our clients, prospective clients,...
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Sometimes people just need a kick in the pants. My friend Lauren's husband started his own successful law firm 5 years ago. How long was he wanting to pursue that dream? 7 years. It took his law firm dissolving in order to get him to step out on his own. Now I'm not saying he never would've ventured out….he probably would have. But some people never would, and some of us just need a push to pursue our dream, because let's be h...
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I know there are going to be lot of nay sayers calling this anarchy but they think we don't know are we forgot that defying the "law" was the only way so many countries got their freedom from the Brits (Didn't Aussies have a freedom fight?)
Don't encourage these people.
Don't tell someone what ideals they can and can't support... Lest you want to be labeled a Fascist. There's a lot of dolts on the Internet, and they're paying the price now for using the same password at 100 websites.
I'm enjoying the show, to be honest. LulzSec haven't harmed anyone yet, and they've obviously got quite the audience. While only 270Kish twitter followers, I'm sure there's many more lurking it who don't use twitter that are following the story.
Now, because of LulzSec, for the first time a western government is fearing a backlash on their stance on Internet censorship.
That's a good thing in my book.
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Ben Foden looks set to return from injury a month ahead of schedule and could line up for the Northampton Saints this weekend.
Foden, who has missed both of England's Tests in the autumn internationals after sustaining ligament damage against Bath back in September, was pencilled in for a mid-December return. But in a boost for Jim Mallinder's Northampton, he could feature against London Welsh on Saturday.
"I started running again at the end of last week and did some change of direction running this morning, which went pretty well so I am hoping to start the rugby sessions on Tuesday or Wednesday," Foden told the Daily Telegraph. "Then it is up to the coaches to decide if I am ready. If it is not this weekend it should be definitely the game against Sale on November 30.
"When the injury was first diagnosed, my return was scheduled for the away game against Ulster but I heal fast. I have been in every day doing all the right things and I had a good surgeon and the operation went well. He still said it would be 12 weeks before I could play again but I am around four weeks ahead of that."
With England lining up against the Springboks this weekend and then the All Blacks on December 1, Foden has played down any suggestions that he could play in the current batch of internationals but admits he would "love" to answer England boss Stuart Lancaster's call if required.
"I think it would be unfair that I could come back into any games during the autumn series because Alex Goode and Mike Brown have been playing well to deserve their chances," Foden said. "But I would love to, if the call came through I would be there."
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Photograph of Mark Twain, dated 1904 (taken the day he buried his wife) taken by Isabel Lyon. The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations.
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Opening September 17, 2010, the exhibition coincides with the 175th anniversary of Twains birth in 1835 and includes more than 120 manuscripts and rare books, including original manuscript pages from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1885) and Life on the Mississippi (1883), as well as letters, notebooks, diaries, photographs, and drawings associated with the authors life and work. Mark Twain: A Skeptics Progress is on view through January 2, 2011.
Mark Twains life spanned an era that saw much of the worldAmerica in particular embrace the Industrial Revolution. With the expansion of transportation and communications technology, there was a cultural shift from small-town rural concerns to a large-scale national agenda centered on great cities. As a young man, Twain had traveled by foot, horse, and riverboat. As a mature man, and one of the most widely traveled Americans, he journeyed by international steamship and railroad, and even saw the advent of the automobile.
For Twain, such technological, industrial, and urban developments were the means by which America might become a more prosperous and just society and also realize the nineteenth-century dream of universal progress. While he saw this achievement embodied by the concentration of educational and cultural institutions in Northern cities and towns, his conflicted love affair with his native South and its traditions, his close observation of the natural world, and his skepticism about the possibility of changing human nature made him doubtful about the effectiveness of these means or even the possibility of human progress. In his final two decades, the skeptic saw his worst fears justified by the advance of European imperialism and its attendant atrocities in Africa and Asia, as well as by Americas own expansionist ambitions. Throughout his lifes journey, only his faith in the clarity and cleansing possibilities of the written word remained constant. Mark Twain: A Skeptics Progress captures the essence of the authors wit, humor, and philosophy towards his eras great changes in all their guises with examples of his work as a novelist, short story writer, fabulist, critic, lecturer, and travel writer.
The Morgan is delighted to partner with The New York Public Library to present this exciting new exhibition on Mark Twain, said William M. Griswold, director of The Morgan Library & Museum. The institutions are fortunate to hold two of the worlds greatest collections of Twain material, affording the opportunity to look at this particularly important theme in the authors work. For Twain, the idea of progress was both enticing and, at the same time, challenging, and he approached it with his characteristic irony and incisive commentary.
This fascinating and unique exhibit will feature rare gems from the collections of both The New York Public Library and the Morgan to highlight Mark Twains philosophies about progress and technology, a critically important theme in his life and work, said Dr. Paul LeClerc, president of The New York Public Library. The handwritten manuscripts, letters, drawings and other artifacts included will be a visual and intellectual delight for anyone who visits, and we are proud to partner with the Morgan to bring those coveted items to the public.
Samuel Langhorne Clemensbetter known by his pen name, Mark Twainwas the quintessential American author, humorist, lecturer, essayist, and master of satire. Twain enjoyed immense public popularity during his lifetime and became a friend to presidents, artists, industrialists, and royalty.
The exhibition features extensive portions of autograph manuscripts of two key nonfiction works. In Life on the Mississippi, Twain examines the history of the river and the impact of technological progress and urban development on river life and paints sharply contrasting portraits of urban life in the North and South. Twain casts his critical attention more widely in the extensive account of his world travels published in Following the Equator (1897), employing savage sarcasm to express his outrage at the crimes that the Western colonial powers perpetrated on the native populations of Africa, Asia, and Australasia.
Life on the Mississippi is Twains memoir of his youthful years as a cub pilot on a steamboat paddling up and down the Mississippi River. The author used his childhood experiences growing up along the Mississippi in a number of works, but nowhere is the great river and the pilots life more thoroughly described than in this account. Told with insight, humor, and candor, Life on the Mississippi is an American classic. Twains deep nostalgia for the world of his youth gives special acuity to his observations on advances in technology, urban development, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, and social justice, which changed the traditional culture of the South while bringing benefits to many.
An inveterate traveler, Twain crisscrossed the Atlantic more than a dozen times and also visited Turkey, Palestine, Hawaii, Australia, India, and South Africa. Wherever he went, he always absorbed the scenery and in his mind played the part of the American Vandal, the rube traveler who pretends to understand things he doesnt. The exhibition includes autograph manuscripts and an extensive display of illustration mock-ups, comprising numerous photographs and drawings for Following the Equator (1897), Twains final work of travel literature, which began with the wildly successful The Innocents Abroad (1869).
Also on view will be four pages of Twains greatest work, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, called by Ernest Hemingway the source of all modern American literature and numerous leaves of the autograph manuscript of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court (1889), a fable that grows increasingly grim as Twain shows how the well-intentioned use of technology leads to self-destruction because of humanitys incorrigible selfishness and need to worship authority. The pages from Huckleberry Finn are from the first half of the book, which was thought lost and only found in 1990, and depict Huck and Jim on their raft in the Mississippi as well as a ribald song sung by a boatman, and which Twain is believed to have sung at his own wedding.
Twains numerous attempts to participate in and capitalize on the entrepreneurial spirit of the times were predominantly failures. The exhibition introduces his experiments and includes an example of a memory game for acquiring and retaining all sorts of facts and dates. The original three-piece game was conceived and designed by Twain and produced by Charles L. Webster & Co. in 1891. The game includes a boxlike board with the game printed on one side and rules on the other as well as a small pamphlet of facts, along with a box containing the playing pins.
The exhibition is supplemented with handwritten manuscripts and typescripts of other works by Twain, his letters and correspondence, drawings and illustration mock-ups for printed editions, photographs, and several three-dimensional artifacts.
Mark Twain: A Skeptics Progress is co-curated by Isaac Gewirtz, Curator of the Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature at The New York Public Library and Declan Kiely, Robert H. Taylor Curator of Literary and Historical Manuscripts at the Morgan.
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This may seem like a silly question. We have a streaming server and the manual says that it can authenticate by performing a post to a http server and the http server responds with e couple if lines of text.
How does this work in practice in asp.net? Do i need to create the physcial .aspx file and then set a breakpoint on that file and wait for the request to that page?
I have to read values from the header of the post does this mean I basically just read the page variables like the Request[] etc?
Any help much appreciated.


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