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Behaviour undone -- The fatal inversion in IxDs definition (w as RE: PID: Personal Interface Definitions)
Nick is saying (I think) that system behaviors and models should reflect
human behaviors and mental models, rather than vice versa, a sentiment I
agree with entirely (as I imagine many people on the list do).
As one of the proponents of casting the field of IxD as
centering on the design of system behaviors, I want to be clear about
this: to adequately design system behaviors, the human behaviors and goals
that the system is attempting to facilitate must be deeply understood
and addressed in the design.
I must also disagree that "behaviors are for people, ...not software",
which Nick concludes. As an analogy, the use of the word "behavior"
is quite powerful, and the analogy allows us to move in the direction
Nick desires. Humans expect and require humane behaviors, whether
received from humans or from non-human sources. Interaction designers
need to remember that human behavior comes first, and must dictate
at some level the behaviors of the tools, artifacts, and environments
that humans desire to interact with. The trick is this: to create
truly desired/desirable interactions, a significant recasting of the
problem from the top down is often required. This remains the greatest
challenge for interaction designers, and represents the greatest reward
when the design is successful.
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On Sep 12, 2004, at 9:39 PM, Nick Ragouzis wrote:
> And once we have that unique bit, that *others* recognize
> as valuable and interesting, then the road forward (and
> an appropriate defining manifesto) will be appropriately clearer.
Not to sound snide or sarcastic... but... Mind restating that email in
language that mere mortals can understand? Obviously, I lack the proper
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Chess great Kasparov faces jail for biting cop
August 18th, 2012 - 10:18 pm ICT by IANSMoscow, Aug 18 (IANS/RIA Novosti) Russian grandmaster-turned-opposition activist Garry Kasparov, who supported the jailed Pussy Riot members, can be jailed over a clash with police where he allegedly bit a policeman.
Police said the 49-year-old Kasparov bit on the finger one of several officers dragging him away from a Moscow court where three Pussy Riot members were convicted Friday over an anti-Kremlin "punk prayer" at an Orthodox Christian cathedral.
The accusation can land Kasparov in jail for five years on charges of attacking a police officer on duty, the RBC Daily news website said.
Moscow police confirmed they were preparing to hand over the case to the Investigative Committee, Russia's analogue of the FBI, which will conduct a probe into the matter.
Kasparov claimed police arrested him for no reason as he was giving an interview, twisting his arms and kicking him in the crotch on the way to the police van. He said he would sue police over the incident.
Kasparov also denied biting anyone and said the officer in question, Denis Ratnikov, could have run afoul of a police dog.
A police spokesman said the force was willing to conduct an examination to compare Kasparov's bite to that of their service dogs.
City police never specified why the activist was detained. More than 50 people were held Friday by the Khamovnichesky district court, where the Pussy Riot members were given jail terms of two years for hooliganism and inciting religious hatred.
Kasparov, who retired from chess in 2005, is one of the most ardent critics of President Vladimir Putin. He has supported Pussy Riot, who claim they were punished by the Kremlin for mocking its alliance with the church, which endorsed Putin's presidential bid.
–IANS/RIA Novosti
- Moscow court acquits Kasparov - Aug 25, 2012
- Pussy Riot appeals verdict - Aug 28, 2012
- Over half of Russians term Pussy Riot sentence fair - Aug 31, 2012
- Putin denies role in Pussy Riot case - Sep 06, 2012
- Two members of Pussy Riot flee Russia - Aug 27, 2012
- Hackers attack website of court that jailed Pussy Riot - Aug 21, 2012
- Topless protester cuts down Cross in Ukraine - Aug 17, 2012
- Museum of erotic art attacked in Moscow - Aug 30, 2012
- Pussy Riot to appeal sentence - Aug 22, 2012
- Russian painter sews lips to protest - Jul 24, 2012
- Pussy Riot members found guilty in Moscow (Lead) - Aug 17, 2012
- Singer Bjork joins Pussy Riot supporters - Aug 11, 2012
- 'Free Pussy Riot' murder suspect held - Sep 01, 2012
- Cross-chopping topless activist flees Ukraine - Sep 06, 2012
- Police injured in anti-Putin rally get apartments - May 26, 2012
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Cheerleading Pop PSA Makes Us Say, 'Let's Go Dad!'
Filed under: Media, Amazing Kids
Sometimes dads tend to get a little shortchanged on the parenting front. Moms might get more attention, but we don't dare deny the power of a proud and present pop.
So, in honor of Father's Day this Sunday, we share this 2008 Public Service Announcement campaign from the Ad Council, the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse and volunteer ad agency Campbell-Ewald. (Here are more PSAs from the campaign.)
"The smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life," the narrator says. "Take time to be a dad today."
And, really, a dad who will repeatedly chant, "Oh, those boys are much too much, those boys are much too much" deserves a few cheers of his own.
Related: Little Girl's Daily Affirmation Makes Us Happy
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l said...That video is SO SWEET!! What a great Dad!!! His daughter will grow up to be a happy, healthy young lady, with high standards when she's ready to choose her future husband. 3 cheers for great Dads- they make our jobs as Moms better (and less stressful!) :-)
kao6ji said...So, in honor of Father's Day this Sunday, we share this 2008 Public Service Announcement campaign from the Ad Council, the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse and volunteer ad agency Campbell-Ewald. (Here are more PSAs from the campaign.) My boyfriend thinks the same with me. He is eight years older than me, lol. We met online at agegaplove.com a nice and free place for younger women and older men, or older women and younger men, to interact with each other. Maybe you wanna check out or tell your friends.
Tess said...This is so awesome! What a great Dad! Http://www.backyardactivitiesguide.info
Roxanna said...This is one of my favorite commercials of all time.. maybe because I can just see my dad having done that with me.
Bonnie Pope said...Too cute! Nothing like having Daddy as your cheerleading coach. Way to go!
Jewly01 said...I love this series of commercials!! Have you seen the water gun fight??? It is great! Look for it!
Pat said...I am 62 years old and my dad just turned 90. He was a very strong father, sometimes to the point of driving me nuts. But I never took crap from any man in my life - except maybe my son - and I give him credit for that. Fathers are as important to daughters as they are to sons, if not more. Thanks Daddy!!!
CHRISTIE said...This is one of my favorite tv spots ever!!! It so much reminds me of the way my dad was with me and my 2 sisters. He's been gone 12 yrs now but he was the BEST DADDY IN THE WORLD! I miss him so much all the time but especially on Fathers Day.
CHRISTIE said...My husband and I have one daughter that is 14 now, but when she was in 2nd grade her cheerleading coach quit in the middle of the season and just never showed up again. The girls were not allowed to take the field without a coach. There were probably 15 other moms there besideds me ( I was unable to help because of health issues) but my husband was the one who took the field with the girls leading them across the field so that they could continue cheering at all the games. Now, (picture this) my husband is a 6' , 200lbs construction worker with a big belly. The girls just loved him and I was so so proud that my daughter has such a great Daddy!
Jessica said...I'm not a big softie brought tears to my eyes but that is such a great story.. you have an amazing husband congrats. I wish I had a good dad and that my husband was more involved. You're very lucky happy father's day to your husband
Lisa said...This is the very best commercial ever! I just love it and I am so glad it's here being for anyone that missed it. It just cracks me up.


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Wild pack of DF4's. I'll take proper pictures eventually.
Last edited by Jaytron; 12-08-13 at 10:30 PM.
Am I tracky enough for the track bike thread?
just some drops and you're good to go.
fried chicken and waffles.
She's my new(ish) roommate! Good to know that my roomie is famous.
Hopefully I'll run into you, when I head down to LA. She's convinced me to do some traveling with her this coming season and my coach thinks it'll be a good idea.
If you're really interested in the DF4, let me know via PM. Now that I think about it, were you her friend that works with carbon frames that she was showing my e-mails to?
No, that wasn't me. But I look forward to meeting you, either down here or up there. Carson looks to continue its recent upward swing with a banner year of racing in 2014. Encino, unfortunately, is losing its one and only promoter so not so optimistic there.
Bringing the thread back on topic, is the stealth black on your DF4s going to be the regular production color for 2014?
My baby. 61cm Unknown PSX Frame w/ Unknown's carbon (aluminum steerer tube) fork. Bought the frameset because it was a great deal ($400 for frame, fork, and headset) and was pleasantly surprised by the quality. Nothing super fancy but light and stiff enough for me at this point in my racing experience, or lack thereof. Hasn't seen a track yet (i've haven't ridden on a track yet) but I plan on starting my first season of racing at the NSC Velodrome in Blaine, MN this spring. Ratio in this is my street ratio (46/15, just shy of 81") so this is not the gear(s) i'll be using on the track. Will also be getting Ultegra SPD-SL pedals to replace my current Time ATAC XS pedals before I start riding/racing on the track. 165mm All-City 612 track crank w/ FSA Pro Track chainring. Velocity Deep V wheelset (kinda played out but they're tried and true and affordable so I have no complaints). Saddle and seatpost are actually from my Diamondback hybrid and it's technically a mtb saddle but it's decently firm & very comfortable on the road; both of these will also probably be upgraded before the season as well. Carbon-wrapped aluminum stem (some generic one a friend gave me but it works just fine) and Cinelli steel track bars. So yeah... that's pretty much it.
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Oh cool! I hope you end up liking the frame as much as I do. And that'd be cool, send me a pm sometime come spring and we'll link up!
Probably not as excited as I am to race! I've been so stoked ever since I got my frame and starting stopping by on Thursdays here and there to watch the races at the end of last season. I got my frame right as the season ended because I guess I like to torture myself with anticipation. Stoked to see the track from the inside for once and excited to get acquainted with the trackie community at NSC!
By the way SBS, I got your PM but I guess you need 50 posts to send PM's? and I only have fifteen... so I guess I have to get to posting? Lol. Or just add me on Facebook if you've got one, search "Erik Thomas Nordman," i'm probably the only Erik Thomas Nordman in Minneapolis who goes to the University of Minnesota, so i'll probably be pretty easy to find on there.
Erik, shoot me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Adding a pic of my general purpose trackie as I mentioned
Mostly an NJS build , but I didn't plan it that way --- it was built before that stuff was hip --- Hatta headset and BB, Sugino 75 crank with D-A pedals, Cinelli cockpit, with Turbo saddle , and currently wearing Corima's
One of my New Years resolutions is to ride it more ! calling the Superdrome to get a schedule tomorrow for the next few months


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agreed with most every thing, tho i don't wan to see godfrey play another down in a panthers uni, mainly because of the price tag not being worth the production. we can find at least equal talent for much cheaper. we need that money elsewhere.
Well said, but like others the only difference I have is Godfrey... he's WAY overpaid and we can get 5 million in cap back by making him a 6/1 cut.
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The Sage Fly Casting Analyzer is the first of its kind in the Fly Tackle industry. Now you can have a quantitative analysis of your basic casting stroke. With this analysis and its proper interpretation, fly casters have the ability to see their cast on paper and in graph format and compare it to the experts in the field. With the information on each fly caster and the comparisons, each caster will be able to improve their casting quickly by identifying and working on their problem areas. Traditionally fly casting instructors relied on the naked eye to identify casting problems. Now fly casting instructors can pinpoint the problem areas quickly and correct mistakes. The Sage Casting Analyzer took several years of development at the University of Michigan with the help of the most knowledgeable rod designers and fly casters in the industry. The analyzer breaks down the basic casting stroke into 8 categories of the forward and back cast. The analyzer is available only at select Sage Rod Company dealers throughout the US (such as The Fly Fishing Shop in Welches, OR).
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Tarpon Destroyer, Orange-Yellow | Tarpon Screamer, Purple-Black |
Tarpon Destroyer, Purple-Black |
Like the patterns used for other game fish, tarpon flies are constantly evolving as anglers search for the "magic bullet". Some flies, like the Palolo Worm, are tied to match a hatch. Others mimic bait fish or shrimp. Others might "spark the internal instincts". Whatever the pattern, tarpon are big strong fish and tarpon flies need to be tied on very strong hooks. The flies listed below are tied on Gamakatsu SC15-2H hooks for total reliability. |
Cade Burgdorf, owner of the Outcast Fly Shop in Homosassa Florida invented these new flies and this is what he says about them: "Homosassa is home to the largest Tarpon in the state, many fly fishing records have been set here. Some of these fish are very old and return year after year, and I believe that they are a lot smarter than many people give them credit for. I believe that to be consistent you have to make flies that are different from year to year. Other then the Palolo worm I don't use the match the hatch mentality, I try to "spark the internal instincts" that I believe all BIG fish rely on, especially when fishing pressure is heavy. I spend a lot of my time trying to fool laid up fish cause you can spend a lot of time on the water doing nothing if you are waiting for feeding fish. I believe that when tarpon are feeding that the best fly is whatever you have tied on your leader at that time. They are often non-selective feeders. The real trick is to encourage strikes from inactive fish and then you have a real good fly. It takes lots of experience to know what will work." |
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the surface of the water. There the epitokes mate enmass, drawing huge numbers of very selective tarpon to feed on them. If you plan on fishing the "worm hatch" in the Florida Keys, this is a have to have fly. | ||||
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The R.L. Winston Rod Company is proud to announce the addition of Andre Scholz as a special member of the Winston Pro Staff. Andre, 27, resides in Bochum, Germany, near Düsseldorf and Cologne. He has made a name for himself in Germany and Scandinavia as a Two Handed Casting Instructor. His exceptionally smooth, almost effortless casting and detailed knowledge of the sport have brought scores of students to his European casting clinics. Winston rod designer, Sam Drukman, and Andre met at the 2004 FFR Show in Denver. Sam was immediately impressed with Andre's masterful technique. Since then Andre has worked closely with Sam in designing new Boron IIx Spey models. He is also representing Winston at various domestic and international fly fishing venues. We expect great things from Andre's association with R.L. Winston Rod Co. We might also
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British 1A group of numbers or letters and numbers which are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail: [ as modifier] : postcode sectors
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- The review will not affect postal addresses, postcodes or the catchment area of schools.
- Six of the borough's 39 post offices have been shut or scheduled for closure, while Wandsworth postcodes came bottom for mail delivery times.
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1.1An area denoted by a particular postcode: buoyant house prices in the capital's smarter postcodes are attributed to city bonuses
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Alexa (Kvitka), Judy and Natalka are singing in the Yale Women Slavic Chorus. Without any exggeration this is the finest Acappella group. I strongly advise you to come and listen to them.
These melodic slavic songs... Alexa Chopivsky (Kvitka) - third from the left.
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Lacrosse Magazine, owned and published by US Lacrosse, the national governing body of men's and women's lacrosse, is circulated to more than 430,000 members of the organization as one of the benefits of membership. Join Today!
BALTIMORE — In 2003, US Lacrosse voted to amend the rules of women's lacrosse to highly recommend the use of protective eyewear. Concerns about product availability, economic burden on programs, and other timing issues led to the decision to wait until January 1, 2005 to mandate protective eyewear usage.
The purpose of the rule is to acknowledge that while women's lacrosse is a comparatively safe sport, the use of protective eyewear prevents the rare but catastrophic eye injury at every level of play. The USL decision was determined after considering a comprehensive review of the available medical literature, exhaustive discussions and information-gathering, strong recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics and American Academy of Ophthalmology and, ultimately, a recommendation given by the US Lacrosse Sports Science and Safety Committee.
The most current standard, ASTM F803-03, states that protective eyewear should withstand forces generated by a ball traveling 45 miles per hour for youth play and 60 miles per hour for adult play (high school and older). In order to assure compliance with this standard and be considered legal for women's lacrosse play, eyewear must meet the current ASTM specification standard AND US Lacrosse must receive independent confirmation from a third party testing facility which is recommended by the Protective Eyewear Certification Council (PECC) and meets the American Association of Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) standards.
US Lacrosse established a process for eyewear manufacturers to have products listed on the US Lacrosse web site by submitting a letter and verification from an accredited, independent testing facility acknowledging compliance to ASTM F803-03. Additionally, US Lacrosse's Women's Game Coaches Committe and Officials will utilize this list as confirmation that products have passed the F803-03 standard.
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The Fck.zip and CKEditor.zip has all completed translations to portuguese.pt-BR.
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Thanks for the contributions luizpires. There is a problem though. I've seen that you're coming with several changes to the current language file, including changes on dozens of texts already translated in the current version.
Ideally, we should minimize the changes between releases, because it impacts on the usability of the editor on upgrades. Do you think you can provide a file that makes less changes to the current translation, eventually making changes only where necessary?
Btw... please do not spend much time on the FCKeditor file now. We're not supposed to have further releases of it, so if you still want to contribute your translation to it, I would recommend you posting a dedicated ticket for it.


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Serenity, Tasha Hunter, Anji Cooper, Herschel Savage, Daniella Rush, Randy Spears, Tabitha Stevens, Asia Carrera, Mike Horner, Kyle Stone (I), Rick Masters, Kaylynn, Bridgett Kerkove, Dave Hardman, Mickey G.
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Feature
Serenity is in four scenes, but it's not as funny or as well-done as its predecessor. Whaddaya expect? It's porno.
The last time a sequel was better than the original was 1974, when The Godfather, Part II one-upped its predecessor, and also won "Best Picture" at the Oscars(r). This record continues into its 26th year, unfortunately, with the release of Bride of Double Feature, the sequel to last year's Double Feature!, which won 10 AVN Awards in January.
BoDF starts promisingly enough, with trailers for three different movies from the fictional "Cheesy Pictures International" (a gangster picture, a western and a science fiction space opera) that all have the same premise, the same cast, and much of the same dialogue. But the downhill slide starts with the very first line in the opening feature, Stab in the Dark, when Serenity says, "The plane is in motion," but moments later it becomes clear that what's in motion is a plan. (Director Jonathan Morgan and scenarists Morgan and Martin Brimmer tip their hand early when Mickey G. clumsily propositions a pizza-delivery girl and she accepts and he looks into the camera and says "Whaddaya expect? It's porno.") In Stab in the Dark, Serenity kills her husband, and then people start getting killed en masse at the reading of the will, with the killer getting caught (or maybe not) by hard-boiled dick Dick Danger (Randy Spears).
The second feature, Momo the Jungle Guy, is a fish-out-of-water scenario with Randy Spears with a big prosthetic brow as a simian man of the jungle who is brought back to "civilization" by Serenity and husband Mike Horner. The payoff in this one involves an aphrodisiac dropped into a punchbowl at a party, with predictable results.
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Thursday, 9 February 2012
You've got to believe in miracles...
Miracles are all around us, every day. Some days you have to look a little harder or dig a little deeper but they're always there.
As parents, holding your baby for the first time or looking at the little being you've created is indeed a miracle. For others, like myself, a mother of an adopted child, I see the miracle in Emma. I see the miracle in that her mother chose to give her baby to a family who would love and protect her. The miracle too, is that Emma chose us.
For a while now Mark and I have been discussing adding to our little unit. We always said round about the time Emma turns three we'd adopt a little boy. We agreed she needs a sibling and quite frankly I'm battling with the vertigo (and bouncing boobs) from jumping on the trampoline with her every afternoon, after work and freezing my fragile bits off in a pool because madam wants to swim.
Out of the blue last week I got an SMS from the Lighthouse Baby Shelter asking if we were still interested in a new baby. Cautiously I smsed back with a "Yes! Why?" An SMS came back with "We have a one week old baby boy who's ready to meet you!"
Any parent knows there's never a good time for a new baby. There's never enough money. There's always something that seems more important but the reality is, life happens while we're busy making plans.
So, last week I was surrounded by miracles (not sure if Mark would it that :). There's the miracle of a baby boy coming home to us, which is a biggie BUT the BIGGEST miracle of all, I've discovered, is the wonderful people I have been blessed with.
In the blink of an eye Nicki sprung into action, arranging lists of what we need, picking things up, dropping things off, doing a Layette list (I don't even know what that is) and the list goes on. All this arranging and organising is a feat in itself BUT Nicki is a mommy to a toddler and a yummylicious new born herself.
The last, and most important miracle of all, is what I have taken for granted every day, without even realising it, is the kindness, the generosity, the humour, the thoughts and prayers of the people around me. People, some who I've never 'met' met, have kindly bought stuff, donated stuff, sent words of encouragement and kept me sane throughout this crazy week. Each and everyone of you has brought something rich and meaningful to my life and for that I'm thankful.
There's a belief that when you do something 'good', like adopt a baby, you'll be blessed. "Well," I thought, "I'm going to win the Lotto now!" for the good deed I've done BUT my blessings have been so much more. Something money could never buy and that is YOU!
My mommy friends out there in the Twittersphere, on line and IRL, YOU are my miracles!
"The gift of friendship... a willingness to listen... a pair of helping hands... a whisper from the heart. That someone cares and understands."
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- Anonymous10 February 2012 at 04:29
I've been reading your blog for a while now....and all I can say is WOW. I hope that the new addition to your family brings you a joy that's unspeakable.
And yes, miracles do happen everyday and what would I world be without friends.
Angelique - Anonymous11 February 2012 at 07:16
Wow congrats Melinda!!! He's beautiful! What's his name?
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Title: | Librarians as Participants in a Medical School Advanced Teaching Program |
Author: | Linton, Anne; Abate, Laura |
Abstract: | Librarians of Himmelfarb Library are now participating in a joint program of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) and the Graduate School of Education and Human Development of the George Washington University. The program, called the MASTER TEACHER LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (MTLDP), has increased library visibility and an expanded faculty understanding of how library resources and services can enhance education. This poster presentation is a general outline of the program's benefits to the Library. |
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Ray, S and Sarma, DD (2005) $Sr_{2}FeMoO_{6}$: A Prototype to Understand a New Class of Magnetic Materials. In: Hyperfine Interactions, 160 (1&4). pp. 67-79.
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We propose a new mechanism to explain the magnetic structure of a recently discovered magnetoresistive double perovskite oxide system, $Sr_{2}FeMoO_{6}$, with the help of detailed experimental and theoretical results. This model, based on a strong antiferromagnetic coupling between the local moment and the charge carriers arising from local hopping interactions, can give rise to ferromagnetic metallic as well as ferromagnetic insulating ground states. The relevance of this mechanism in understanding the magnetism in dilute magnetic semiconductors such as $Ga_{1-x}Mn_{x}$ As, is also discussed.
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Keywords: | dilute magnetic semiconductor; double perovskite; magnetoresistance |
Department/Centre: | Division of Chemical Sciences > Solid State & Structural Chemistry Unit |
Date Deposited: | 25 Jan 2006 |
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The Pasadena Soccer Club (PSC) is a not for profit youth sports organization located in Pasadena, Maryland.
The club was formed in 2013 by combining St Jane Soccer and Mountain Road Soccer. The organization is staffed by volunteers. A Board of Directors manages the club. PSC is an affiliated member of the Maryland State Youth Soccer Association (MSYSA).
PSC conducts an annual registration in May for the fall soccer season. Currently, over 1100 boys and girls are registered from ages 4 through 17. The club runs a coed, intramural program for 4 through 7 year olds. Ages 8 through 17 are divided into boys and girl's teams, most of whom participate in the Anne Arundel Youth Soccer Association league (AAYSA). Teams that can compete at a higher level are supported and usually participate in the Baltimore Beltway Soccer League (BBSL), Central Maryland Small-Sided League (CMSSL), Washington Area Girls Soccer (WAGS) and regional premier leagues.
PSC works closely with the AA Department of Recreation and Parks to help maintain the athletic fields in and around Pasadena. This includes a number of elementary schools, Lake Shore Athletic Complex on Woods Road, and Tick Neck Park. The community provides many hours of volunteer time each year to keep these facilities clean and safe.
The highlight of our program is the annual Soccer Tournament. This tournament is held in November and draws over 175 teams from all over the State of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The 3-day event is for boys and girls in both recreational and premier divisions. The proceeds from this event are exclusively used to fund college scholarships to deserving boys and girls graduating from area high schools. Each year we award a number of scholarships from $2000 to $3000 each depending on the participation of the annual tournament.
The program is dedicated to providing the opportunity to boys and girls in our community to learn and enjoy the game of soccer at all skill levels. The program teaches our young players that good play means skillful and fair play.
Pasadena Soccer Club
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Rocky Ridge Mennonite Church (MC), located 2 miles southeast of Quakertown, Pennsylvania, began as a mission in 1931, with Linford D. Hackman as superintendent. It became a congregation of the Franconia Mennonite Conference in 1949. The meetinghouse was built in 1948, services having previously been held in a private home. The membership in 1957 was 87; Ernest K. Moyer and Abram K. Landis were the ministers in charge.
Author(s) | Ernest K Moyer |
Date Published | 1959 |
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Moyer, Ernest K. "Rocky Ridge Mennonite Church (Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 4 May 2015. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Rocky_Ridge_Mennonite_Church_(Quakertown,_Pennsylvania,_USA)&oldid=115742.
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Moyer, Ernest K. (1959). Rocky Ridge Mennonite Church (Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 4 May 2015, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Rocky_Ridge_Mennonite_Church_(Quakertown,_Pennsylvania,_USA)&oldid=115742.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Waterloo, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 350. All rights reserved. For information on ordering the encyclopedia visit the Herald Press website.
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