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The last decade has witnessed significant growth in the use of digital technologies. These changes have impacted on learning and teaching in Higher Education and also impacted on youth workers' professional practice and the lives of the young people they are working with.
What are the implications of this growth in digital technologies, which includes the development of virtual learning environments, for the professional education of youth workers studying in Higher Education? To what extent do digital technologies present new opportunities for pedagogical innovation and provide opportunities for students to become part of a wider, networked community of peers? How can the potential benefits of online learning environments be harnessed to promote conversation, develop professional communities of practice and support students' in developing their professional identities as youth workers? And what are the implications of the growing use of learning technologies for the practices of academics teaching on youth and community courses? How can they enhance their skills in teaching and providing support for students in online environments, building on their skills and experience in promoting conversation in their face-to-face engagement with students?
In this paper the authors will draw on a range of research on students' engagement with technologies and on the way they make use of it to support their learning, as well as their experiences of teaching on the Open University's BA (Hons) in Youth Work. Issues to be explored will include what 'participation' might mean and look like in an online learning environment; the extent to which digital literacy might be a widening participation issue; and the development of online identities.
Item Type: | Conference Item |
Copyright Holders: | 2012 The Authors |
Keywords: | youth work; e-learning; community of practice |
Academic Unit/Department: | Education and Language Studies > Education |
Interdisciplinary Research Centre: | Centre for Research in Education and Educational Technology (CREET) |
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Item ID: | 34100 |
Depositing User: | Tyrrell Golding |
Date Deposited: | 19 Sep 2012 14:57 |
Last Modified: | 23 Oct 2012 17:03 |
URI: | http://oro.open.ac.uk/id/eprint/34100 |
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LAA Angels vs. New York Yankees
Play: LAA Angels +1.5
The Angels are the best team in the American League and proved it with an impressive 3-game sweep at Boston this week. Look for the Angels to continue their momentum against an overrated Yankees' squad that is just 1-3 SU in their past four games. My pitcher performance ratings predict a solid bounce-back effort from Anaheim's Jon Garland who is due for a correction after struggling in his past three starts with a 8.59 ERA and 2.05 WHIP. Despite those ugly numbers, Garland is still a quality starter that started with the season with a solid 3.76 ERA and 1.38 WHIP in his first 18 games.
Play ANGELS +1.5
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Philadelphia/ WASHINGTON over 8.5
The Over is 10-2 in Phillies last 12 road games vs. a team with a home winning % of less than .400 and 21-8 in Kendricks last 29 starts overall, while the Over is 6-0 in Nationals last 6 after scoring 5 runs or more in their previous game. The Washington offense has been struggling of late, but they woke up a pit last night with 5 runs vs a tough Jamie Moyer. The Nats only score 3.7 rpg overall, but this is their best scoring scenario as they put 4.3 rpg on the board vs division opponents, including 6.4 rpg in their last 8 vs the NL East. Washington will be facing Kyle Kendrick tonight and he comes in struggling. Kyle has a 6.48 ERA in his last 3 starts and he owns a 5.02 ERA on the road. HIs overall starts have averaged 10.5 rpg, including 11.6 rpg in his road starts and 11.7 rpg in his last 3 starts. I see Washington being to squeeze at least 4 runs out of him tonight. The Phlly offense is once again on a roll as they are hitting .276 and scoring 5.4 rpg in their last 7 and this is the Phils best scoring scenario as they are putting 5.7 rpg on the board vs lefty starters, plus they have scored 4.6 rpg in Washington this year. The Phillies will be taking on a tough lefty in John Lannan, but they are starting to heat up and I see no reason why they can't put at least 4 runs on the board vs him. I see both teams scoring no less than 4 runs in this one on their way to scoring 10+ runs. Should be an easy over.
TEXAS -135 over Seattle
The Mariners are 3-13 in their last 16 vs. American League West and 1-7 in their last 8 games as an underdog of +110 to +150, while the Rangers are 23-11 in their last 34 games as a home favorite of -110 to -150 and 41-17 in their last 58 home meetings with the M's, plus the Home team is 13-3 in Hoyes last 16 games behind home plate. R.A. Dickey will be making his first start vs his former team, but even when he was with the Rangers he never pitched well in this ballpark. As both a starter and reliever, R.A. is 10-11 with a 6.26 ERA in his career when pitching at Rangers Ballpark. R.A. comes in with a 2-6 record and a 4.62 ERA overall this year, including an 0-2 mark with a 9.53 ERA in his last 2 starts. A struggling Dickey is not who you want to face this strong Texas offnese in thier own backyard. The Rangers offense has been on fir lately, as they are hitting .328 and scoring 8 rpg in their last 7 games, plus they hit .305 and score 6.2 rpg at home on the year, including averaging 6.9 rpg in their last 13 at home. The Rangers also hit .289 and score 6.1 rpg vs righty starters and they have scored 7.5 rpg in Matt Harrison's 2 home starts. Matt is 2-1 and the Rangers are 3-1 in his starts, despite his 7.32 ERA overall, plus he is 1-0 with a 6.52 ERA at home and the Rangers are 2-0 in his home starts. The Mariners offense has waken up a bit lately, but they still score just 4.2 rpg on the road and 4.1 rpg vs lefties. Texas is the better team and should be able to have a good day vs their former starter, while the Seattle offense just won't be able to score enough to steal a victory here. Texas wins another wild one.
Colorado/ FlORIDA Over 9.5
The Over is 11-4 in Rockies last 15 games following a win and 8-3-1 in Rockies last 12 games with the total set at 9.0-10.5, while the Over is 37-14-3 in Marlins last 54 vs. a team with a losing record and 16-5-1 in Marlins last 22 home games vs. a team with a road winning % of less than .400. The last 7 games in this series have all gone over the total and all have scored 11 or more runs, with the total average runs scored being 16.7 rpg. The Rockies offense has been hot of late, as they are averaging 6.1 rpg and hitting .337 in their last 7 games. They also hit .279 and score 4.9 rpg at night. Anibal Sanchez has pitched well in his career, with a 3.24 ERA overall, but he is making his fiorst start of the year, after shoulder surgery and should give up his fair share of runs vs this offense. The Marlin offense has a lot of pop as they are the #1 ranked homerun hitting team, but they still score just 4.3 rpg and at home on the year. Florida does score 4.8 rpg overall, with their overall games averaging 9.8 rpg and they score 4.9 rpg at night, with those games averaging 10.1 rpg on the year. The Marlin offense should wake up tonight as they take on Jorge De La Rosa, who has a 6.20 ERA overall, including a 6.25 ERA on the road and a 5.98 ERA at night. His overall starts have averaged 12.1 rpg, while his road starts have averaged 10.3 rpg. I see no reason why both teams can't plate at least 5 runs in this one and give us another easy winner on the Over.
LA Angels +161 over NY YANKS--- Still trying to figure out this dog thing. Gonna try and post at least 1 dog play a day.
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Detail of GEF Project #1679
GEF Project ID | 1679 |
Funding Source | GEF Trust Fund |
Project Name | Strengthening Romania's Protected Area System by Demonstrating Government-NGO Partnership in Romania's Maramures Nature Park |
Country | Romania |
Region | Europe and Central Asia |
Focal Area | Biodiversity |
Operational Program | 4 |
PDF-A Approval Date | 2002-02-27 |
Approval Date | 2005-03-02 |
GEF Agency Approval Date | 2005-05-25 |
Project Completion Date | 2009-12-30 |
Project Status | Project Completion |
GEF Agency | UNDP |
Executing Agency | PDF A by Societatea Ecologista din Maramures, MSP by National Forest Administration |
Description | GOAL: Strengthening Romania's national system of protected areas by disseminating lessons and good practices extracted from the Maramures demonstration of an effective protected area model. Objective: The biodiversity of Maramures Mountains Natural Park in Romania's Northern Carpathian Mountains is effectively conserved by adopting an effective protected area management model. |
Implementation Status | The field staff was fully equipped and the last newsletter was published. In cooperation with WWF, a documentary film on the importance of fresh water was developed. The project manager attended The International Seminar on Protected Area Management. The second biodiversity inventory field campaign was completed; final reports are to be delivered. The national ecological contest "Together for nature†enhancing awareness on the Park was organized. Three proposals were submitted to the Environment Protection Agency, for financing under EU Structural Funds. GEF Mid Term Evaluation was conducted; GIS expert, recruited as a volunteer, developed the GIS tourist map of the Repedea Valley. The landscape ecologist conducted a field trip setting the next steps for the park zoning. The construction of the first mountain cabin commenced; completion is expected by end of year. |
PDF A Amount | 25,000 USD |
GEF Project Grant | 975,000 USD |
GEF Grant | 1,000,000 USD |
Cofinancing Total | 1,331,100 USD |
Project Cost | 2,331,100 USD |
GEF Agency Fees | 146,000 USD |
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Researchers from Canada, France, Germany and the United States reporting in the journal Cell have found a new ground-breaking way of killing cancer cells.
Traditional chemotherapy and radiotherapy cause damage to healthy cells, and other more targeted treatments are usually only effective for individual types of cancer. Contrastingly, a new potential treatment does not damage healthy cells and could also be used to treat a wide variety of different cancers.
"Cancer cells grow and divide much more rapidly than normal cells, meaning they have a much higher demand for and are often starved of, nutrients and oxygen," explained study co-author Prof Chris Proud of the University of Southampton.
"We have discovered that a cellular component, eEF2K (eukaryotic elongation factor 2 kinase), plays a critical role in allowing cancer cells to survive nutrient starvation, whilst normal, healthy cells do not usually require eEF2K in order to survive. Therefore, by blocking the function of eEF2K, we should be able to kill cancer cells, without harming normal, healthy cells in the process."
Almost all cells in the human body contain the same basic components, meaning that to attack one of them in a cancer cell, that component will also be affected in normal cells.
Prof Proud and his colleagues have identified a specific protein that is not necessary in normal cells but seems to be important to the survival of cancerous cells. A treatment that could block this protein could represent a significant breakthrough in the future of cancer treatment.
The scientists are now working to develop and test drugs that block eEF2K, which could potentially be used to treat cancer in the future.
(Excerpt) Read more at sci-news.com ...
Scientists say that by blocking the function of a cellular component called eukaryotic elongation factor 2 kinase, eEF2K, they are able to kill cancer cells without harming healthy cells (Gabriel Leprivier et al)
Hmmmm, sounds promising.
Ping for later
Interesting, kinda like agent orange in reverse, instead of promoting rapid growth, stop it from growing...
Sounds a whole lot easier on the body than Chemotherapy. Great news, hope it works. Seems a severe diet in combination with this would be promising.
New method: Put a hoodie on the cancer cell and make them walk past George Zimmerman's house? (j/k!)
Yes, a tumor 'starvation' treatment is not a new concept and there have been several dietetic approaches that seem to have solid scientific underpinning. Here is one that's based on the method of substitution - feeding the body ketones and eliminating glucose (which the tumor cells crave - several tests, like PET scan and recently enhanced MRI+glucose are using this fact to identify cancer).
From Starving Cancer: Ketogenic Diet a Key to Recovery - CBN, by Lorie Johnson, 2013 June 21
However, there is a new cancer treatment that is free, has virtually no side effects, and can be used in conjunction with other cancer treatments.
It involves cutting out carbohydrates, beginning with the worst carb of all - sugar.
Killing Cancer
Dr. Fred Hatfield is an impressive guy: a power-lifting champion, author of dozens of books, a millionaire businessman with a beautiful wife. But he'll tell you his greatest accomplishment is killing his cancer just in the nick of time. ..... < snip >
While Hatfield was preparing to die, he heard about an anti-cancer diet, also known as metabolic therapy. With nothing to lose, he gave it a try and was shocked when it actually worked.
"The cancer was gone!" he exclaimed. "Completely. To this day there's no trace of it. And it's been over a year."
Starving Bad Cells
Although it wasn't easy, Hatfield stopped eating carbohydrates, which turn into glucose inside your body. Cancer cells love glucose and need it so badly, that if you stop giving it to them, they die.
"It just absolutely amazes me that medical science is just now finding this out," he said.
Hatfield's cancer recovery, however, was not a surprise to Dr. Dominic D'Agostino, who researches metabolic therapy. When he and his team of scientists at the University of South Florida removed carbohydrates from the diets of lab mice, the mice survived highly aggressive metastatic cancer even better than when they were treated with chemotherapy.
"We have dramatically increased survival with metabolic therapy," he said. "So we think it's important to get this information out."
It's not just lab mice. Dr. D'Agostino has also seen similar success in people - lots of them.
"I've been in correspondence with a number of people," he said. "At least a dozen over the last year-and-a-half to two years, and all of them are still alive, despite the odds. So this is very encouraging."
The Ketogenic Diet
All cells, including cancer cells, are fueled by glucose. But if you deprive them of glucose, they switch to the alternate fuel, ketone bodies.
Except cancer cells. A defect prevents them from making the switch to using ketone bodies as fuel and therefore, cancer cells can only survive on glucose. All other cells can use either glucose or ketone bodies.
"Your normal cells have the metabolic flexibility to adapt from using glucose to using ketone bodies. But cancer cells lack this metabolic flexibility. So we can exploit that," Dr. D'Agostino explained.
People like Hatfield, who want to deprive their cells of glucose and fuel them with ketone bodies instead, eat what's known as a ketogenic diet. It consists of almost zero carbohydrates, but lots of natural proteins and fats.
Gloria said the food on the ketogenic diet is in every grocery store and is pretty easy to prepare.
"You can go online and there's cook books," she said, "It's clean eating. Just very clean eating, none of the sugars, the salts, the trash food."
"Natural" proteins are ones that are in their original form. On the other hand, "processed" meats, like cold cuts and hot dogs, are off-limits because often carbohydrates have been added to them.
Similarly, "natural" fats are whole foods, like olive oil, avocados, and nuts. Stay away from "trans" fats, such as shortening or margarine, any oil that is hydrogenated. Trans fats are man-made.
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Sometimes people are afraid to try the ketogenic diet because they think eating fat like this is bad for your heart. But more doctors say as long as it's natural, fat is good for you, even saturated fat like coconut oil and butter. ..... < snip > Many people are frustrated with today's cancer treatments. They are expensive, painful and often just don't work.
Very interesting, thank you very much for your post.
Thanks for posting. This is very promising information.
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Ron Friedman does a great job of highlighting the biggest unanswered questions in electronic discovery today in a post called "Future (Pending??) E-Discovery Landmines?"
Here's the way I've phrased the issue: What will "documents" mean in a world where almost all information is held in gigantic databases? That might mean huge enterprise databases and database applications (e.g., SAP) or the world of Web 2.0 (the web as a set of database apps on the biggest database there is).
Interestingly, Ron, Tom Mighell and I recorded a webcast on electronic discovery last fall that hasn't yet been released (for reasons outside our control) where we touched on this topic for a few minutes. Ron, in his post, has done a great job of introducing and exploring the topic.
If you thought the move from paper discovery to electronic discovery was difficult, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Read Ron's post.
[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (http://www.denniskennedy.com/blog/)]
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Dennis — it strikes me that from the corporate perspective, the biggest ediscovery question has nothing to do with ediscovery but rather with digital domain management. Ediscovery poses the same 6 questions relevant to any data — what to keep, why, where, how long, how do you find it, and how do you deliver it. Whether answering a ediscovery request (find and deliver), or limiting data exposure through the safe harbor provions (why and how long), finding the 12 contracts with the same customer throughout the company (what, where, why, deliver), the issues all do to domain architecture and search tools. I'm quite frankly tired of the endless ediscovery vendor calls and conferences about the "y2k", "SOX," or "CD&A" issue of 2006-07. I'm looking much deeper that ediscovery but rather into enterprise-wide digital domain management tools. The learning corporation leverages it's digital domain for many purposes — only one of which is litigation. Remember, unless the company is a lawfirm or a patent troll, it's buseiness is making and selling stuff or providing services — it's not to win cases, answer interesting questions of law, or be great at e-discovery. Indeed, a truly high performance company wouldn't have much of an e-discovery issue becuase it would use many tools to avoid litigation in the first place.


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Eric Glen Meyer is such a selfliker, he even wrote this post on urban dictionary and liked it on Facebook (who invented the word Like). Eric also wrote Like jokes into a live singing play. They were hilarious, everyone "liked" them in real life.
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Comment: well the man/monster definatly deserved to die thats for sure.butttt state law prohibits anybody on suicide watch to have any form of clothing blankets or anything else for that matter.inmates are in a solitary room with a bed and nothing else especially means to hurt yourself. sounds verry fishy to me from miamisburg by MM
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Oregon On Pace To Hit The Century MarkPosted by Tom Fornelli
At the rate the Oregon Ducks offense is moving against New Mexico this afternoon, they'll soon have more points than possible uniform combinations. The Ducks have put up 59 points in the first half against the Lobos. Yes, you read that right. 59 points . What's even crazier is that the Ducks have "only" run 51 plays, which means they're averaging 1.16 points per play. Who needs LaMichael James? Kenjon Barner has stepped right in and picked up 145 yards on the ground in only 17 carries, with four touchdowns. He had more yards in one run -- 42 yards -- than New Mexico has managed all game -- 34. Nobody seems to miss Jeremiah Masoli either as Darron Thomas, Josh Huff and Chad Peppars have combined to complete 14 of 26 passes for 257 yards and two touchdowns. Really, the only person who seems capable of keeping the Ducks from hanging 100 points on New Mexico is head coach Chip Kelly who you would expect to call off the dogs in the second half. Though, at the rate they're scoring, they may get there before the end of the third quarter anyway.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 5:10 pm
Brian Kelly Era in South Bend Off To A Nice StartPosted by Tom Fornelli
Before Saturday afternoon, Brian Kelly had never set foot inside Notre Dame Stadium for a football game. Now, thirty minutes into his first game in South Bend, the new Notre Dame head coach has to like what he's seen so far. The Irish currently hold a 13-3 lead over the Purdue Boilermakers at halftime thanks to what has been a balanced attack on offense and strong performance from the defense. Quarterback Dayne Crist -- in his first start -- had a solid effort in the first half, completing 12 of his 16 pass attempts for 126 yards, but the ground game has been the driving force for the Irish. Armando Allen has 48 yards rushing and a touchdown on only eight carries, while sophomore Cierre Wood has mad the most of his college debut with 43 yards on six carries. On the other side of the ball, the Notre Dame defense has done a nice job of slowing down Robert Marve and the rest of the Boilermakers offense. What was a glaring weakness for Notre Dame during the Charlie Weis era looks like it may end up as a strength under Kelly. The only time the Irish defense had any trouble stopping Purdue was when backup quarterback Rob Henry took over for Marve during the second quarter and picked up 16 yards on three carries to get Purdue inside the Notre Dame 20-yard line. The Irish were able to hold once Marve returned to take snaps, and forced Purdue to settle for a field goal. Of course, the second half has been a big problem for Notre Dame the last few years, so the true indicator of which direction this team is heading will be in the third and fourth quarters, and whether or not they can finish what they've started.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 5:08 pm
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FSU's Ponder starts Heisman campaign with 4 TD'sPosted by Chip Patterson
It did not take long to realize that Florida State was out to make a statement against Samford in their opener. For the Seminole squad, it was time to prove to fans (and themselves) that the 2010 version of FSU is ready to get back to its winning ways. For head coach Jimbo Fisher, it was time to step out of the shadow of legendary coach Bobby Bowden . For Christian Ponder, it was time to announce to the nation that he is a legitimate contender for the Heisman Trophy. Fisher gave the green light to the Florida State offense and they took advantage of a much weaker team in their 59-6 route of Samford on Saturday. Ponder was a model of effeincy in his limited time on the field, going completing 12 of 14 passes for 4 touchdowns and just 1 interception. Not a bad start for a player who is in the running to add some hardware to his collection come seasons end. At the ACC Media Day this Summer, the conference announced it's support of Christian Ponder in the 2010 Heisman Race. It is not uncommon for schools to roll out large campaigns to build support and buzz around a player leading up to the Heisman voting at the end of the season. It is rare, if not unheard of, for an AQ conference to endorse a player, especially this early in the season. Obviously campaigns don't mean anything without play to back it up, and Ponder started on the right foot on Saturday against Samford.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 4:25 pm
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Denard Robinson looks, um, awesomePosted by Chip Patterson
No one seemed to be surprised when Denard Robinson was named the starting quarterback for Michigan's season opener against Connecticut . With the first quarter coming to a close, it's safe to say that everyone agrees with Rich Rod. Michigan closed the first quarter up 14-0 on the back, or shoes, of Denard Robinson's 105 yards rushing - including a 32 yard touchdown run near the end of the quarter. Robinson is also 4/4 for 44 yards through the air, but there is no doubt that the Wolverines most dangerous weapon this season will be Robinson on the ground. Fans have quickly taken a liking to Robinson, wearing t-shirts referring to him as "Shoelaces" -- a reference to Robinson's distaste for tied shoes. According to the coaching staff, how he laces up his kicks doesn't matter as long as it doesn't effect the sophomore's reported 4.3 40-yard dash. Has to be a good feeling for head coach Rich Rodriguez , who arguably is on the hottest seat in the nation. With Robinson under center, the Wolverines should be able to reverse the losing of late uncharacteristic to the program.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 3:13 pm
Edited on: September 4, 2010 3:43 pm
A simple question about the Florida GatorsPosted by Adam Jacobi Florida has just defeated Miami by a score of 34-12. John Brantley completed 17 of 25 passes for 114 yards and two touchdowns, including a deflected touchdown on 4th and 21 for the game's final score. Brantley was hampered by awful play from Mike Pouncey at center, as the two combined for about 15 poor snaps. The final margin was 22 points, but Miami was within 9 in the fourth quarter. So, having seen Florida's performance in this season opener, do they still deserve to be in the Top 10?
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 2:56 pm
Texas-Rice sell out Reliant StadiumPosted by Chip Patterson
Planning on strolling right up to Reliant Stadium in Houston and waltzing in to see Texas and Rice? Better warm up the couch. The game will be Garrett Gilbert's first career start, and first time on the field since being called on to replace the injured Colt McCoy in the national championship game against Alabama. Outside of the title game, the sophomore signal caller has never had more than six attempts in a game. This is will be the first chance Longhorn fans have to see how Gilbert will stack up to his quarterback predecessors. The in-state showdown between the Longhorns and Owls in the home of the Houston Texans was declared a sellout earlier today. Reliant Stadium seats 71,500 for football games and for those curious; the retractable roof will be closed. Pretty impressive for what figures to be far from a nail-biter. You never know though, would have been hard to predict what's happening in Gainesville right now. For more breaking news and analysis all game day follow us on Twitter @CBSSportsNCAAF or subscribe to our RSS Feed.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 2:51 pm
Florida finally breaks free on Demps runPosted by Adam Jacobi Third-ranked Florida's afternoon hasn't been good. Not at all. John Brantley is 13-18, but for a comical 41 yards, and he's had--by ESPN's conservative estimation--12 snaps go badly. Meanwhile, only big plays by the Florida defense have led to points, either directly or by giving the Gators a short field. But after Miami kicked their fourth field goal of the day to pull within 21-12 in the fourth quarter, Florida finally broke free with a big play. Jeff Demps took a run 72 yards to the house, and Florida jumped to a 27-12 lead. Of course, since today's all about Florida's ineptitude, Caleb Sturgis missed the extra point. Still, the damage to the Redhawks' momentum has been done, and Miami was utterly ineffectual in their ensuing drive. They're punting with nine minutes left, and this game is pretty much over. For more breaking news and analysis all game day follow us on Twitter @CBSSportsNCAAF or Subscribe to our RSS Feed.
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Posted on: September 4, 2010 1:46 pm
Urban Meyer unimpressed with Florida's first halfPosted by Adam Jacobi The good news for Florida: they lead Miami University 21-6 at the break. The bad news: virtually none of Florida's advantage has been the result of their offense, and Urban Meyer is acutely aware of this. Leaving the field at halftime, Meyer told the sideline reporter that Florida's first half was "about as bad as we've ever played around here." Meyer said the offense needed to change "everything," and said they'd only gained 14 net yards on the half. We'll just point out that the Florida offense gained 32 yards in the first half, and even if Meyer includes penalties, Florida accounted for 16, not 14, net yards. But that is the nit-pickiest of the nit-picky, and Florida's rivals must be salivating at seeing such an inept offensive performance against a mediocre-at-best Miami defense in the first half. For more breaking news and analysis all game day follow us on Twitter @CBSSportsNCAAF or subscribe to our RSS Feed.
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Celebrating the Fourth of July at the Albright-Knox
July 4, 2012
The Albright-Knox is closed today in observance of Independence Day, but on July 4, 1976, this was the place to be.
On that day, Albright-Knox Curator Linda Cathcart organized Four for the Fourth, a dynamic program in which four artists—Diane Bertolo, Joan Jonas, Hannah Wilke, and Jackie Winsor—created work in the presence of the public on the Gallery's grounds, actively encouraging audience participation.
Visit the Gallery's Tumblr page to see the program from the event, photos of Wilke with her project, a photo of Winsor with her project, and a photo of the Four for the Fourth installation in Wish You Were Here: The Buffalo Avant-garde in the 1970s.
Four for the Fourth is represented in Wish You Were Here by a piece that Wilke created that day, a work by Winsor from the Gallery's Collection (similar to a work she created that day), and a video documenting the event.
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Tennessee Tech University will celebrate the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's birth this month by presenting a free public performance by renowned African-American storyteller Shindana Cooper.A Center Stage event co-sponsored by TTU's Minority Affairs Office, Cooper's presentation, titled "Martin's Story," is set for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 24, in the Multipurpose Room of the Roaden University Center.
The performance will highlight King's childhood in Atlanta, giving audience members a glimpse of the pivotal, formative events that shaped the man he would become.
As a storyteller and poet, Cooper is dedicated to raising awareness of African and African-American community through her presentations, which perpetuate the centuries-old tradition of oral history.
Some of her other characterizations include Sojourner Truth, Mary McLeod and Harriet Tubman.
Cooper has been a featured performer at Baltimore's Afram Expo, Baltimore's Artscape Celebration and the National Catholic's Conference for Interracial Justice in Washington, D.C.
She recently produced her own radio program, "Keepers of the Culture," for Baltimore's WCCN and is hosting a television special, "Stories from 'Round the World."


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Japan, land of the rising sun, basks in a wealth of inspirational natural beauty.
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Hakone Hot Spring HarmonySprinkled across the lush green valleys to the west of Mount Fuji lay the enticing natural volcanic waters known as the "Hakone Seventeen Spas." Bathe in the onsen of a former imperial family retreat at ryokan Hakone Gora Kadan and dine with a luxury kaiseki multi-course lunch.
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Gion Geisha Art EnlightenmentExplore the hometown of Japan's true artisans, the iconic geisha, with your own private chauffeur and tailor-made route to the sites of the Golden Pavilion and Kiyomizu Temple.In the evening enjoy geisha entertainment while tasting the finest Kyoto cuisine before returning on bullet train to the Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo.
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Hot Spring Harmony – KAI Hakone A short distance from Hakone-Yumoto Station, KAI Hakone is a hot spring inn situated in a valley on the bank of Sugumo River. Guests can luxuriate in its large riverside bath. A highlight of its service is the classic KAI Hakone Kaiseki traditional cuisine featuring the hotel's exclusive modern version of the 'Meiji nabe' beef bowl that originated in the region in the early days of the Western influence in Japan.
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Hot Spring Harmony – Hoshino Area in Karuizawa Located in Nagano Prefecture and about one hour from Tokyo by bullet train, the Hoshino Area in Karuizawa is a secluded resort surrounded by mountains and forests. Guest will enjoy relaxing in Tombo-no-yu hot spring, exploring the Harunire Terrace, shopping and dining in the woods.
Starting from JPY 20,000 www.hoshino-area.jp/english/
Foodie Tokyo by Walk JapanFoodie Tokyo is a one-day tour exploring Tokyo's traditional and delicious food culture, while Kunisaki & Yufuin introduces a historic pilgrimage route for Buddhist and Shintoist monks, an old castle town and onsen – a thermal hot spring. Alternatively, guests may enjoy Golf near Mount Fuji, a four-day golf tour that includes some excellent play and a stay in Shuzenji to relax at one of Japan's top-class ryokans. *For Foodie Tokyo, the length of stay may be adjusted according to the guests' needs.
The Shangri-La's guests may:a. join Walk Japan's scheduled tours;b. use the itinerary of a scheduled tour can be run as a private tour for guests only;c. Walk Japan can create a customised itinerary in consultation with guests.Prices for a schedule tour are as advertised on the Walk Japan website.
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Izu Lagoon TranquillityIn the tranquil onsen village of Shuzenji lies a timewarp via a remarkable Mon gate and pebbled Genkan path. Combine simplicity and elegance at ryokan Asaba where the crystal clear waters of a lagoon lay at the foot of lush greenery and hot spring baths lie indoors and outdoors.
Starting from JPY 45,000www.ryokancollection.com
Kyoto Culture AmbienceKyoto, Japan's ancient imperial capital, is a city lost in time. Located right next to the 656AD Yasaka Shrine, Yuzuya is in an ideal location for visiting Kyoto's prime attractions. With the ambience of a traditional Japanese inn, soak in yuzu (citrus) baths, perfect for slow relaxation after sightseeing by rickshaw, and take the opportunity for a seasonal kaiseki dinner in an elegant yukata.
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Ryugin Ryokan RadianceThe newly opened small luxury ryokan Ryugin offers the ultimate Kyoto exclusivity with just two rooms available for those seeking privacy in the old capital. Uniquely designed to radiate a genuine feeling of classical Kyoto with a modern-era touch, Ryugin embodies the Japanese concept of relaxation and fine local cuisine to create a new sense of Kyoto food and culture.
Starting from JPY 123,000www.kyoto-ryugin.com
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As fans of the Swedish doom metal group know, Ghost go to great lengths to maintain their members' identities. Not only do most of the band hide their identities in robes, but they also go nameless and don't use their real voices in interviews. However, it looks like the mystery behind one member's true identity has been leaked.
Apparently Ghost's singer Papa Emeritus/the satanic pope is none other than Tobias Forge, who in addition to previously singing in the bands Repugnant and Subvision also collaborated with experimental rock group Magna Carta Cartel. Though numerous sources apparently noticed this before, the Encyclopedia Metallum first brought this to light when it was discovered that Forge is credited as The Ghoul Writer by the Swedish Performing Rights Society, the same name he's credited as in Ghost's debut full length album Opus Eponymous.
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So where were you in June?
Eight months later…
What a shock! Not! Half the world knew it was Forge who was the man behind the mask.
And I think I'm not the only one who can hear traces of Ghost in the Magna Carta Cartel song. So I don't find it that big a shock he's written that stuff as well.
I knew he was a demon the whole time!! Once I saw this young man backstage well he was in the bathroom but his mask was on the table so I tried it on and the inside was moist and smelled like noodles!!
that is mad that !!
Thats what to be expected. Sounds the same! Britpop.
subversion's psycamore sounds A LOT like Elizabeth, and repugnant's instrument tones sound a little like Ghost's. awesome, take two half decent bands, slap them together to make a great one.
Pop music just got a little bit more… shall we say… evil?…. or lame?
he was also in crashdiet back in the days hehe
Nooo, I saw Ghost over the weekend and the singer looks older than Tobias Forge. His nose looks waaay different too.
its a mask i saw ghost twice, last year was obviously a plastered on old man mask, but now hes changed, now it under the eyes ear and the arch of the nose that a molded, when i saw them 2 days ago you can see it coming off sort of on the left of the nose and the ears, the thing that gets me is, Papa is bald, and Tobias, i cant find any images from recently
The first time I heard Subvision I honestly though of Ghost. That is totally the same dude doing the vocals.
whole head mask/prosthestic combo.
Damn you are so fucking stupid !
Is it possible Tobias is just a nameless ghoul? Papa Emeritus II seems really OLD. at Revolver's award show earlier this year, I noticed he had a LOT of lines in his face and the pictures i find of Tobias Forge shows a young kinda pretty guy…
I don't think its him… I watched a recent interview with one of the nameless ghouls (the one with the white guitar) and he said that Papa Emritus is "an old geezer who wears makeup"
Key word: Old
Key Word: Geezer -
he is! he said it
It's definitely not him, this sounds a bit weird but get close ups of papa emeritus and forge and look at their ears and you can see they're different, the top of papa emeritus' ears curl over too much
he is sude…HE SAID IT!
it is probably just rubber latex and paint that makes tobias look like an "old Geezer"
Subvision are now one of my favorite bands. In fact, not that I dislike Ghost, but I'd say "So Far So Noir" is consistently a better record than either record to this point put out by Ghost.
"Eraserhead" and "Beyond the Moon" are just incredible but the whole
thing is catchy and, not unlike Ghost, features great vocals, drumming
and basswork.As for the ongoing mystery regarding Papa's
identity – I don't care because I like Ghost's music. I mean,
personally, it seems pretty obvious based on the tonal quality of the
voice(s), especially listening to the first Ghost album and even the 2nd
one, that at least in the studio, Tobias was/is Papa. They literally
have the exact same voice. Both bands play great tunes though so it
doesn't matter.I mean, not saying this is what happens in
reality, but for all we know, live/in-concert/in-real-life Papa could
indeed be an "old geezer" who lip-syncs Tobias' recorded vocal lines
from the albums. I'm not suggesting that the band doesn't play live or
that this is even the reality, though. In fact, I've seen Ghost 3 times
and have proof that they play their instruments live due to a subtle
mistake/tech issue leading into a song, and Papa's live vocal tone isn't
exact to the albums either. I mean, Papa does get a lot of help live
with the harmonies from backing tracks but to me that's forgivable
because no one else in the band sings. My thought, which again is all an
entirely theoretical/hypothetical thought, is that with the nature of
this band, what's to say studio Papa isn't Tobias and live Papa isn't a
lip-syncing geezer? You just never know…Again, not that I care
enough to want to figure it out. I'm merely providing my thoughts (the
gist of which are "you can't truly know until/unless they say something"
anyway). -
One of the guitarist sounds a lot like Micheal akerfelt
Dude, Papa Emeritus uses a mask, you can't see any "lines" in his face. Not his real face at least.
Umm, no…….
I think it's rather annoying that folks are treating this mere speculation as fact. Speculation is fine as long as we remember that that is all it is: speculation and rumors, namely the unconfirmed rumor that the SPRS has Forge listed as a songwriting credit.
While this is not only a rumor, it is also important to bear in mind that, even before this supposed revelation, it has always been maintained that only two of the band's members are involved in the songwriting process, with the frontman NOT being one of them. So even if Forge DOES end up being credited with any of the songwriting, it does not automatically mean he is the frontman.
Now to be clear, I'm not saying he is or is not; I only mean to say that we do not know. Since it is merely speculation, it shouldn't be stated as any more than that.
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I think you are right. I think it is Lorena Feijoo. Thanks for the reply.i think it's one of the feijoo sisters....
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"Moral Mondays" activists, led by Rev. William Barber, brought the movement to the nation's capital this week to highlight financial difficulties that poor people and rural hospitals across the nation are facing in states where the government has refused to expand Medicaid.
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"A patient dies every three seconds from a medical error," said CWA Local 1168 President Cori Gambini, again and again over May's Safe Staffing blitz. Healthcare workers know the role that nurse to patient ratios play in giving good and safe care, and all last month in Western New York State, CWA healthcare workers and allies got this message out to the public and legislators in the fight to assure all patients receive the they deserve.
May 1, 2014
CWAers from across our union joined a demonstration outside General Electric's annual shareholder meeting in Chicago last week.
Apr 24, 2014
More than 700 CWA and other retiree activists took a stand for retiree health care benefits at a demonstration outside AT&T headquarters in Dallas.
Apr 3, 2014
Health care workers in New York are celebrating the new Safe Patient Handling Act that was passed as part of the state's budget.
Mar 13, 2014
The New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health, NYCOSH, wants to make sure that responders and survivors of 9/11 get the screenings and health treatments they're entitled to receive.
Feb 6, 2014
CWA Local 2204 Vice President Naomi Bolden gave voice to the struggles of working families at Senate Democrats' retreat on Wednesday.
Feb 6, 2014
It's amazing how quickly some media outlets jumped to misconstrue the latest findings from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office on the effects of the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare. The New York Times editorial board got it right.
Jan 9, 2014
At a small hospital in southwestern New York, 120 technical workers seeking to organize with CWA Local 1168 have battled a fierce anti-union campaign.


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