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LIMA Ś Everything about the trucks coming this weekend to the 4Wheel Jamboree Nationals is monstrous, from their size to their sound to their fuel consumption.
ōThis yearÆs competition is going to be huge. Some of the best monster trucks ever will be coming out for this show,ö said Emily Boden of The Promotion Company, promoter of the annual Jamboree.
ōI think people enjoy this show for a variety of reasons. Everyone has a passion and to see people so passionate about their trucks at the show-n-shine is awesome. I think most people are awe-struck, too, by the monster trucks. And face it, whenever youÆre stuck in traffic donÆt you wish you could just drive over the tops of the other cars just like the monster trucks do at the Jamboree?ö Boden said.
But few people would like to pay to fill those monsters with fuel. Although they run on methanol rather than gasoline, Hall Brothers Racing out of Illinois did a quick primer for anyone interested in filling the 22-gallon capacity on their Raminator, which will be showing this weekend in Lima. In the first 5 seconds of any race, the truck uses up to 7 gallons of fuel. For one freestyle run, thatÆs 10 gallons. If you took the truck on a 1,000-mile vacation, it would use $26,250 worth of fuel, and need 227 fuel stops.
They noted that when the monster truck is at full throttle, the fuel pump is pumping fuel into the engine at about the same rate as five bathroom showers all running at once. The fuel line that supplies the engine on the truck is more than three times the size of one in the family car.
ōEven the behind-the-scenes information on these trucks is fascinating, especially when we average consumers hate paying the price to fill our little cars with gasoline,ö Boden said.
But for this Jamboree, the trucks will be running full tilt. And they will be joined by a few new events this year.
First, there will be a qualifying race for the King of the Hammers event, held in February in California. ōThis is strictly off-road racing, and they never come this far east for a qualifier, so thatÆs going to be great,ö Boden said.
Likewise, two of the stars of CMTÆs new series ōGuntuckyö will be around to sign autographs and take photos. And two new trucks, Heavy Hitter and River Rat, will join the monster truck line-up, which includes Bigfoot, Star Marshal, Lucas Oil Stabilizer, The General and Chalkboard Chuck.
ōEvery day will be exciting, with a lot to watch,ö Boden said.


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Shadow of corruption scandal looms over Spanish royal family
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MADRID—Spanish King Juan Carlos' son-in-law will be questioned Saturday by a judge investigating a corruption case as press reports make new revelations that cast a growing shadow on the entire royal family.
Inaki Urdangarin and former partner Diego Torres are suspected of syphoning off millions of euros paid by regional governments to the Noos Institute, a charitable organization which Urdangarin chaired from 2004 to 2006.
The money was meant to cover the cost of staging sporting and tourism events.
Both men have denied any wrongdoing and have not been charged with any crime.
Spain's two main daily newspapers, El Pais and El Mundo, on Monday published e-mails supposedly sent by Urdangarin, which appear to indicate that the king backed and closely followed his business career closely.
The revelations are embarrassing for the royal palace, which has tried to mark a clear border between Urdangarin's business affairs and the royal family, especially Urdangarin's wife, Princess Cristina, since the scandal erupted at the end of 2011.
Princess Cristina was a non-executive director at the Noos Institute but has not been called to appear in court for questioning.
In one of the e-mails allegedly sent by Urdangarin in March 2005 published Monday, he wrote to Corinna Wittgenstein, a twice-divorced German aristocrat described by Spanish media as a close friend of the king, to ask for her help in landing him a job at an international sports organization.
"Excuse my silence during these last few days. I wanted to check with my father-in-law and Alberto Aza as well before I give you feedback," he allegedly wrote in the e-mail in a reference to the king and the former head of the royal household.
During a court appearance on Saturday, Torres told the judge leading the investigation that "the royal palace supervised the activities of the Noos Institute," El Pais reported Sunday.
Torres also "directly called into question the king" by revealing that the monarch was referred to as "the boss" in internal discussions at the Noos Institute, the newspaper reported.
Torres' defence team have turned over nearly 200 e-mails, including those published in Spanish media on Monday, to the investigating judge.
The royal family sidelined Urdangarin, who acquired the title of Duke of Palma in 1997 when he wed Cristina, from all official royal activities at the end of 2011 and last month he was removed from the family website.
The 45-year-old former Olympic handball player was jeered in February last year when he appeared in court to be questioned for the first time as part of the probe.
He will be grilled again at the court in Palma on Saturday, the same day that Carlos Garcia Revenga, secretary to the king's daughters Elena and Cristina, is set to be questioned in the case.
Revenga will be questioned about his role at the Noos Institute and "his possible work as an advisor" to Urdangarin, the court source said.
The palace has said it would keep Garcia in his post and would take no action until he goes before the judge.
Earlier this month the court said it would begin freezing assets belonging to Urdangarin and his former business partner after they missed a deadline to pay bail of 8.2 million euros ($11.1 million).
Since the bail was applied in a civil case the two will not go to jail for not paying the sum.
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After the Baltimore Ravens shocked the number 1 seeded Broncos in the playoffs, one could only imagine just how bad members of the Broncos were feelings. Riding a wave of momentum, many felt the Broncos were a Super Bowl favorite. Quarterback Peyton Manning had to be especially upset with how the season ended, in what could possibly have been a MVP regular season. Worth thinking about, how do stars get over these tough playoff losses? If you're Peyton Manning, you go on a hunting trip around the country with your good friend Rockies first baseman Todd Helton. Peyton's dad Archie manning elaborated on his sons unique way of dealing with the loss to the Denver Post. "He told me he killed, in one day, a duck in Colorado and a deer in Mississippi," said Archie. "He's trying to get it out of his system. I don't know when that happens or how. But when he reflects on it, he's already said it, it was really a special year." "At age 36, he truly lives that old theory of, 'enjoy the journey.' But along the way, we kid him. He's bossy. But that's who he is. I know he won't quit working. He won't quit trying to improve." Everyone has different ways to cope with disappointment. I think it's interesting to get a look into how Peyton deals with adversity. Hopefully he comes back next season even stronger.
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CFN 2013 Final Rankings
No. 101 to No. 125
CFN 2013 Final Season Rankings |
The Top Ten
11 to 25 |
26 to 50 |
51 to 75 |
76 to 100 |
Bottom 25
2013 Rankings By Conference
Big 12 |
Big Ten
Independents |
M-West |
Pac-12 |
Sun Belt
The Formula's Components:
1. Wins. - If you win, everything else falls into place. Each
win counts as 1.
2. Quality Wins - The number of wins over teams that
finished with a winning record. Each win counts as
3. Elite Wins - The number of wins over teams that
finished with two losses or fewer. Each win counts
as 1 with a road win over an Elite team getting an
extra 0.5. Also counting as 1 is a road win over a
team that finished with three losses or fewer (but
the extra 0.5 isn't added). A win over a team that finishes with
three losses in a bowl game counts as one.
4. Bad Loss - The number of losses to teams that
finished with three wins or fewer or a loss to a FCS
(DI-AA) team. Each loss counts as minus-1. Take away
an additional 0.5 for a Bad Loss at home.
5. Bad Win - The number of wins to teams that
finished with three wins or fewer, or a win over a
D-IAA team. Each win counts as minus 0.25.
6. Elite Loss - The number of losses to teams that
finished with two losses or fewer. Each loss counts
as 0.25.
7. Point Differential - Points for minus points
against divided by 100.
8. Winning Percentage - To take losses into account,
winning percentage is in the mix. Total wins is the
tie-breaker followed by winning percentage.
Remember, these rankings are based on how good the seasons were overall, and NOT based on how good the team might have been.
125. Georgia State (0-12)
2013 CFN Season Score: -6.40
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 125
2012 CFN Season Ranking: Not Ranked
The Panthers got better as the year went on, and played a few tough games, but losses to Samford, UT-Chattanooga and Jacksonville State early on were season killers. Close didn't count late in close losses to Texas State and Arkansas State, but the offense started to work better.
2013 CFN Season Score: -5.94
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 115
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 103
The one-point win over a miserable Southern Miss team was the lone highlight for a team that got mercy ruled in a 72-0 loss to Louisville and got blown out by double digits by everyone but USM and UAB. The offense only scored more than 13 points twice – against USM and UAB.
123.Miami University (0-12)
2013 CFN Season Score: -5.11
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 118
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 90
The season was a total disaster from the start and didn't get any better, firing Don Treadwell after an 0-5 start. Only FIU was as bad at scoring with the RedHawk attack never coming up with more than 17, and now the program is on a 16-game losing streak. Why isn't the ranking lower? Only two bad losses with one to Kentucky and the other to UMass.
122. Southern Miss (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -2.98
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 111
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 124
It'll be interesting to see what kind of an attitude the team has going forward. The offense was among the worst in the country all year long before exploding in a cathartic 62-27 win over UAB to close out the year and end a 23-game winning streak. The once-dominant Conference USA star lost at home to FIU, and didn't come close against anyone else but Texas State in the opener. The D gave up 55 points or more five times.
121. Massachusetts (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -4.48
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 122
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 117
It's a process under Charley Molnar has he tries to make UMass a MAC power by building from the ground up. Along the way, it's a difficult fight losing to Maine at home and with the lone win coming against a woeful Miami University. The home loss to Western Michigan was particularly galling, but the biggest overall issue was an offense that managed just 35 points over the first five games.
120. Idaho (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -3.85
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 124
2012 CFN Season Ranking:121
The season in independent purgatory before going off to the Sun Belt was a rough one, but there were moments. The win over Temple wasn't anything to get excited about, but the Vandals gave Northern Illinois a battle. The 80-14 loss to Florida State was bad, but the season-finale loss to New Mexico State was a disaster for a team with the nation's worst scoring D. Idaho gave up 40 points or more in every game but three.
2013 CFN Season Score: -3.44
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 112
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 106
The Miners were supposed to be in for a rough season, and things were even tougher than expected with the lone wins coming against New Mexico State and FIU and with bad losses at home to New Mexico and Tulsa. Going on the road for five of the final six games didn't help the cause, but there weren't any out-of-the-blue good wins for a team whose offense went dead cold – scoring seven points or fewer over a stretch of four games in five – over the second half of the year.
118. Western Michigan (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -3.36
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 100
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 101
Out of all the tough first years by several new head coaches, no one had a rougher go than P.J. Fleck, with a non-existent defense and a floundering offense. The hindsight highlight was giving Michigan State a rough time in the season opener, but all the hopes were wiped away immediately with a home loss to Nicholls State. The lone victory over UMass helped a little bit, but that was blown away the week after with a loss to Eastern Michigan. Three of the losses were by five points or fewer.
117. New Mexico State (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: -2.84
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 123
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 123
The program is in a building period, not a rebuilding one, but closing out the season with a win over Idaho, and with a decent showing against Boston College in early November, there's a little bit of promise. The bad losses to UTEP, New Mexico hurt, and the two wins coming against miserable teams – Abilene Christian and Idaho – a problem, but the offense got better as the year went on and the team became more competitive.
116. Temple (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: -2.42
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 98
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 97
Life in the American/Big East hasn't been good over the last two years. The season ended on a high note with a win over Memphis, and it took a late desperation drive for UCF to get out of Philadelphia with a 39-36 victory, but a home loss to Fordham and losses to Idaho and UConn were all winnable games that could've changed the season. There were several tight games with four games decided by four points or fewer, but it wasn't the stepping stone year expected.
115. Eastern Michigan (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: -2.24
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 121
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 115
The wins came over Howard in the opener and late against a one-win Western Michigan team – that's only part of the reason why Ron English isn't the head coach at EMU anymore. The defense was a nightmare, giving up 42 points or more in nine games and 50 or more six games. All ten losses were by 18 points or more including a 50-25 bad loss to Army.
114. Louisiana Tech (4-8)
2013 CFN Season Score: -2.02
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 90
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 37
It was one of the biggest drops of any team, going from a terrific 2012 under Sonny Dykes to a miserable first year under Skip Holtz. And why? The offense was a shadow of its former self, and while there was some rebuilding to do, the O should've been better than scoring 16 points or fewer in eight games. All four wins were against the miserable, beating Lamar, UTEP and one-loss FIU and Southern Miss teams. The bad losses to NC State, Kansas, Army and Tulsa killed the season score.
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.93
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 114
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 107
The Blazer offense was okay, but the defense was a nightmare allowing 52 points or more six times and giving 63 to East Carolina and 62 to Southern Miss in the final three weeks. The two lonely wins came against Northwestern State and a one-win FIU, but the offense helped save the ranking from dropping into the abyss. On the positive side, three of the losses to decent teams – Troy, Rice and Middle Tennessee – were each by three points.
112. Connecticut (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.91
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 64
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 77
A complete and utter disaster under Paul Pasqualoni, the Huskies were blown out by Towson 33-18 at home to open things up, and it didn't get any better. The late choke against Michigan turned out to be the highlight until Pasqualoni was fired, and then the team found its groove late winning its last three games. Out of the nine losses, the Michigan and South Florida games were the only ones closer than double digits.
111. California (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.42
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 70
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 96
The Sonny Dykes offense was like a big budget film with a plot that went nowhere. The O put up a ton of yards per game, but they didn't result in enough points in blowout after blowout. The defense couldn't stop anyone, and the team got stuck in blowout after blowout – the win over Portland State and the 33-28 loss to Arizona were the only two games decided by fewer than 14 points. However, the schedule wasn't a walk in the park with eight losses to teams that finished with winning records and five of those to teams that finished with double-digit win totals.
110. Purdue (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.19
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 58
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 80
Northwestern might have been the Big Ten's biggest clunker, but Purdue had the worse season with the lone win against Indiana State a 20-14 dogfight and nine of the 11 losses – the 31-24 loss to Notre Dame and 20-16 loss to Illinois the exceptions – turning into ugly blowouts. The offense scored a grand total of seven points in the month of October and was shut out by Ohio State to start November. There weren't any bad losses, and nine of the defeats came to teams that finished with seven wins or more.
109. South Florida (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.11
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 71
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 91
Willie Taggart's first season was even worse than Skip Holtz's 2012. The Bulls started out bad with a tone-setting 53-21 loss to McNeese State at home, and the offense didn't get appreciably better scoring under 20 points in seven games. The win over Cincinnati was the big positive shocker, followed up by a win over UConn, but there wasn't any momentum going forward with a six-game losing streak to close things out. There's hope – the Bulls pushed UCF in a 23-20 loss, but there wasn't any consistency.
108. Army (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.11
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 113
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 116
The Rich Ellerson came to a close with an offense that couldn't come up with enough steady points and couldn't crank out the wins, beating Morgan State in the opener and only getting by woeful Louisiana Tech and Eastern Michigan squads. Losing to Temple, Air Force and Hawaii was bad, but getting blown out by Navy 34-7 was the nail in the coffin. Seven of the losses were by double digits.
107. Air Force (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: -1.03
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 87
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 86
Almost every year, we predict that Air Force is going to take a step back with all the changes in personnel and all the turnover, and almost every year, we get yelled at for not realizing how the program reloads under Troy Calhoun. Not this season. Struggling too much against Colgate – in a 38-13 win that was closer than the final score – should've been the tip-off. The defense was a disaster, and the offense sputtered after quarterback Jaleel Awini was suspended. The win over Army was the long bright spot.
106. Hawaii (1-11)
2013 CFN Season Score: -0.28
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 91
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 108
It's not going well for the Norm Chow era. The saving grace this year was an offense that kept games close, but there wasn't much to get excited about going 0-11 before beating Army in the season finale. The defense gave up 30 points or more in every game, with the best outing coming in the opener against USC. The hard luck Warriors lost five games by a touchdown or less.
105. Iowa State (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: 0.41
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 68
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 61
It seems like every year, Iowa State comes up with a few shocking wins it shouldn't to get into bowl contention. It had one on the doorstep against Texas, but a bad call kept the season from taking a big turn early on. Instead, it sparked a run of seven straight losses with a 71-7 squeaker to Baylor and a 41-7 nail-biter against Kansas State along the way. An opening day loss at home to Northern Iowa started things off with a thud, but the Cyclones closes well with the offense ripping up Kansas and West Virginia.
104. Kansas (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: 0.52
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 69
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 114
After losing a slew of close games in 2012, Kansas was supposed to be on the right side of more games in the second year of the Charlie Weis era. Instead, after a 2-1 start, the offense crashed and the defense couldn't pick up the slack with only a win over West Virginia the rest of the way. The program is 2-40 in its last 42 Big 12 games, and unlike last year, this time around, there weren't any close losses getting blasted by double digits except for the nine point loss to Rice.
103. Memphis (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: 1.14
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 105
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 99
The Tigers suffered from bad losses to Temple and Connecticut in the final two games to kill what was growing into a promising season. They pushed Louisville in a seven point loss, they battled well in a 24-17 loss to UCF, and loses to Duke and Cincinnati didn't seem too bad in hindsight. Beating Arkansas State 31-7 was the highlight, but that was early on. There's hope, even with the dud of a finish.
102. Kentucky (2-10)
2013 CFN Season Score: 1.39
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 57
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 100
Mark Stoops was able to come up with a win over a winless Miami University, and beat Alabama State, and … that's about it. It wasn't an easy slate with nasty games against Louisville, South Carolina, Alabama and Missouri, but there weren't even any close calls with the exception of a 28-22 battle against Mississippi State. Was the season a dud because the Wildcats played in the SEC? Maybe, but there's hope with a strong recruiting class on the way.
101. New Mexico (3-9)
2013 CFN Season Score: 1.55
2013 CFN Preview Preseason Ranking: 108
2012 CFN Season Ranking: 102
Bob Davie's team didn't make any improvement after a promising 4-9 2012. The defense fell apart, giving up a whopping 513 points including 66 to Colorado State and 69 to Fresno State in back-to-back weeks, and allowed 35 or more in every game but two – the opener against UTSA and the 66-17 win over New Mexico State. There might not have been any bad losses, but all three wins were against the two-win teams.


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Mandaue court convicts club owner for selling minors as prostitutes
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MANILA, Philippines -The Mandaue City Regional Trial Court convicted a manager of a high-end strip club for selling minors as prostitutes.
In a ruling made public Thursday, Mandaue RTC Branch 28 Judge Raphael Yrastorza sentenced Nicole Cabillan, manager of Club Harem, of lifetime imprisonment and was ordered to pay a fine of P5 million for violating the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003.
Cabillan was charged with another suspect who died while the case was on trial.
Two of the four victims were minors. One of them testified that she was sold to customers for sex at the age of 14.
Meanwhile, the US-based International Justice Mission said police rescued the victims from the bar in December 2010.
"Several police officers testified during the trial… The judge also cited statements that had been recorded in notebooks found at the bar, where girls had written out prayers to God asking to be saved from their situation," said IJM, one of the non-government organizations representing the children's sector in the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT)
Cabillan's conviction was the first in Mandaue City and 108th nationwide since the establishment of IACAT in 2005.
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4. Beat in cheese and gradually beat in remaining 3 cups flour to make stiff dough.
5. Onto lightly floured pastry cloth or board knead the dough until smooth and elastic, adding flour only extra enough to keep dough from sticking.
6. In a greased bowl turn the dough to coat all over with shortening and cover with clean towel.
7. In a warm place let it rise, away from draft for about 1 hour such that double in bulk.
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The talk will begin at 11 a.m. in the Forum Room at the University Memorial Center, at Broadway and Euclid Avenue. The event is free and open to the public.
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While shopping and gathering info back in 06, many people said to avoid mid mount mowers unless mowing was the primary use. Even the dealer talked me out of the on-ramp setup.
I ended up with a JD3520, 3pt 6 ft finish mower, and it works great. If you are looking for golf course finish, it may not work for you. But, over the years, mowing has become secondary, compared to all the other jobs the tractor does. I spend quite a bit of time in the woods cutting wood, dragging logs clearing brush, tilling food plots and I'm happy I don't have to screw around with a MMM.
My recommendations, decide on how versital the machine needs to be and size the chassis accordingly. Then get the most hp and loader capacity in that chassis.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. State Attorney General Jerry Brown sued the federal government Wednesday, asking a judge to stop government-sponsored mortgage buyers from blocking a program that lets homeowners pay for energy-efficient improvements through increased property taxes.
Brown's lawsuit argues that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's opposition is forcing California counties to halt plans to provide the incentives. He sued the buyers and their regulatory agency, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, in Oakland U.S. District Court.
The voluntary Property Assessed Clean Energy program encourages homeowners to install solar panels, upgrade insulation and take other steps to improve energy efficiency, Brown said. Homeowners pay for the improvements through property tax assessments over a decade or more.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac say the programs could give counties top priority to be repaid if homeowners default on their mortgages. As a result, they said they could not buy or guarantee mortgages on properties that participate.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency affirmed that legal interpretation July 6.
"Mortgage holders should not be forced to absorb new credit risks after they have already purchased or guaranteed a mortgage," Acting Director Edward J. DeMarco said Wednesday.
DeMarco said in a statement that his agency will fight Brown's lawsuit in order to protect taxpayers, lenders and both mortgage programs.
Freddie Mac spokesman Brad German and Fannie Mae spokeswoman Janice Smith declined to comment.
Brown, the Democratic nominee for governor, argues in his lawsuit that the government incorrectly interprets the program as providing loans. He says they are classified under California law as tax assessments, which would require new owners to take over the payments if a home is sold before the improvements are paid off.
Other states have or are considering allowing similar programs.
The government is trying to nip a national development that has seen a recent surge spurred by the distribution of federal stimulus money, said Martin Chavez, executive director of Local Governments for Sustainability USA Inc. in Washington, D.C.
Twenty-three states have passed laws permitting programs like the one in California, and legislation is pending in most other states, Chavez said. He promoted similar programs during his three terms as mayor of Albuquerque, N.M.
"They're really hot and they're a great tool for homeowners to retrofit homes," Chavez said.
Brown said in a written statement that the federal government is "throwing up impermeable barriers to bank lending that creates jobs, stimulates the economy and boosts clean energy."
He announced the lawsuit in San Diego County, one of dozens of counties in California that stopped offering or preparing to offer the incentives after officials warned in May that they could violate federal rules.
As a result of the federal government's interpretation, some lenders started requiring homeowners to repay the full amount of their improvements before they could sell or refinance their homes.
The uncertainty led counties to halt the programs while Brown, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state's congressional delegation lobbied the Federal Housing Finance Agency to permit the incentives.
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- Feed two monsters in each puzzle
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"Om Nom through the Ages"
Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund / Apr 19, 2013
Cut the Rope: Time Travel is a new episode of the well-known puzzle franchise
If were expecting portals and puzzles based on time travel principles, I'm sorry to give you bad news. The relation between the title of this new episode and its gameplay is based on the characters who appear: Om Nom acentors dressed up as vikings, pirates, neanderthals, musketeers and many more.
Actually, our dear "present" Om Nom is still there. Here's the most important innovation of this version: there are a "present" Om Nom and an ancestor, in other words, a new monster has been added to the puzzle (so does a new candy). You have to feed the two of them to beat the level. What's more, players will be challenged by new handicaps and items through 6 pack of levels or "Ages": The Middle Ages, The Renaissance, The Pirate Ship, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and The Stone Age. Over 90+ to have a blast (more coming soon).
From there, gameplay is still the same. If you have played previous versions of Cut The Rope, you already know how it works. If you didn't, you can start from here but I recommend you to start from the original version.
I'm giving it 4-stars due to the lack of innovation. I personally love playing Cut The Rope, but adding just a new character and some new items, from my point of view, isn't reason enough to launch a whole new version. Previous titles could be updated with new packages. Despite, this game is one of the best you can download on you mobile device.
This is the free flavor of this new version. There's also a paid HD version which has been optimized for tablets.
With two cute monsters to feed in each level, Cut the Rope: Time Travel is twice the fun but familiar to play. If you like Cut the Rope, you'll love Cut the Rope: Time Travel!
There's no time to waste! Visit exciting locations including the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, a Pirate Ship, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, the Stone Age, Disco Era, Wild West, Asian Dynasty, Industrial Revolution and the Future. Om Nom's ancestors are waiting – and they're getting really hungry for candy!
Cut the Rope: Time Travel is the iKids Awards 2014 winner!
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I realy like it but i realy wish that you put coins in this game so we can buy things
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This is great but just one thing... Its sort of hard to give the candy to two people
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ATENEO scored its second straight victory to grab top spot even as Far Eastern U coasted to a surprisingly easy 3-0 win over University of the Philippines Sunday in Season 75 of the UAAP men's football tournament at Ateneo's Eren-chun field.
The Blue Booters leaned on a 77th-minute strike from rookie Valentino Calvo to overcome arch rival La Salle, 1-0, and raise their record to 7 points on two wins and a draw.
Ateneo coach JP Merida refused to get carried away by his side's brilliant start to the season that has seen the Blue Booters also edge last year's losing finalist, University of Santo Tomas.
"It is a nice win but we'll take it one game at a time," said Merida. "We need to be in the Final Four first before anything else."
Jess Melliza struck twice as the Tamaraws sent a strong statement with a solid win over the reigning two-time champion Maroons.
Melliza, who plays club football for Green Archers in the United Football League, opened the scoring in the 19th minute, before taking his tally to four goals this season in the 63rd minute. Eric Giganto gave FEU a 2-0 lead at halftime with a goal three minutes before the break.
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I have found time to reply to a comment on my post about Stephen Ball's work. Theresa raised the problems that sessional tutors sometimes find when attempting to collaborate and connect with professional development. It brought me back to my research into the participation of student teachers in the lifelong learning sector in England. The most recent campaigns by UCU concerning zero hours contracts don't seem to be making much impact on HR processes, certainly in colleges. What follows is a review of some of the literature concerning the lifelong learning landscape, post fordism, and managerialism. I hope it helps with some of the background and context.
The landscape
Professor James Avis argued that under performance-led regimes prevalent in the FE sector (following the incorporation of FE colleges in 1993), contradictory phenomena emerge that on the one hand deny the legitimacy of some forms of professional practice, while on the other hand providing a context for new forms of 'active ' professionalism (Avis 2005:212). Under the conditions faced by FE teachers characterised by accountability, 'blame cultures' (2005:250) and strategic compliance, both pragmatist and progressive practices can operate together. We may acknowledge here, too, the benefits of shared spaces for teachers, including social media.The resources marshalled for teachers include the development of a repertoire of professional knowledge and practice derived from repeated classroom experiences, increased confidence and frameworks by which to reflect on experience. What is often lacking however, particularly for sessional tutors is space within the institution to develop their expertise, pedagogy, and intellectual enquiry.
Allen and Henry (1997) discuss how perceived flexibility in the labour market translates into risk for those employees faced with a relationship based on contractualisation. While their research is about the contract service industry, it is their assessment of Beck's characterisation of employment risk that might resonate with those who face 'precarious forms of employment' (Allen and Henry 1997:181). Both employer and employee can view their contracted labour as flexible on the one hand, and as risky and uncertain on the other, but when people work in what Beck calls 'a risk-fraught system of employment' (Beck 1992:143), the very constraints caused by insecurity can lead to a resourcefulness derived from individual biographies rather than collective identities.
Conversely, Avis suggests that resourcefulness can emerge from performative cultures (Lyotard 1984) that are based on Fordist industrial relations and low trust. Avis et al. (2009) invoke Giddens (1998), framing the teaching workplace as a process of reflexive modernisation 'where restructuring has become commonplace' and, more alarmingly still, where professionalism based on the legitimacy of pedagogical and curricular expertise has been rendered untenable and replaced with a conditional trust (Avis et al. 2009:245).
According to Brehony and Deem (2005:398), Post-Fordism is defined as the 'decentralization, flexibility and the widespread use of [computer] technology in organisations'. Flexibility and willingness to undergo CPD are features of a post-Fordist interpretation of recent developments in the LLS since incorporation, as are customization, autonomy and accountability. Its use has become subsumed with 'the knowledge economy' and the 'learning organisation', yet aspects of the definition sit less well with current practices, one being the assumption of the worker having a sense of autonomy and being able to shape the identity of their organisation. This may be because of the confluence of post-Fordist principles with those of managerialism in the LLS.
Randle and Brady (1997) provide a list of characteristics of what they term new managerialism, such as strict financial management, devolved budgetary controls, efficiency, productivity, performance indicators, consumerism, accountability, flexibility of the workforce and the 'right to manage'. For them, these characteristics set post-incorporated FE colleges in the mid 1990s in direct opposition to lecturers and academics who predicted a loss of professionalism as a result of the changes to the command and control of their duties and responsibilities (Hayes 2003). They argued that managerialism, as a paradigm, was incompatible with professionalism (1997), and that the limitations of professional control needed to be addressed through collective action. O'Leary (2013) argues that it represents a range of private sector inspired management techniques used as a template to improve productivity, performance and accountability. Ball (1990) and Enteman (1993) provide reductionist definitions where bureaucratic society is replaced and becomes a function of the sum of the application of organisational practices. In particular, Enteman argues that
The relationship between managerialism and the LLS is illustrated well by Pusey (1991:22), albeit from an Australian perspective, arguing that:
There can be no quarrel with the notion of efficiency as such. The inherent problem lies instead at another level – with the criteria that define what count as costs and benefits; with the loss of social intelligence; and with the number and range of potentially constructive discourses that have been suppressed.
If we accept this portrayal of the landscape for the lifelong learning workforce then we could ask 3 questions:
Who benefits?
So what?
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Allen, J. and Henry, N. (1997) 'Ulrich Beck's Risk society at work: labour and employment in the contract service industries'. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers. 2 (2), pp.180-196.
Avis, J. (2005) Beyond Performativity: reflections on activist professionalism and the labour process in further education. Journal of Educational Policy. 20(2), pp.209-222.
Avis, J., Fisher, R., and Simmons, R. (eds.) (2009) Issues in Post-Compulsory Education and Training: Critical Perspectives. Huddersfield: University of Huddersfield Press.
Ball, S. (1990) Politics and policy making in education: explorations in policy sociology. Oxon: Routledge.
Ball, S.J. (2008) The Education Debate. Bristol: Policy Press.
Brehony, K.J. and Deem, R. (2005) Challenging the post-fordist/flexible organization thesis: The case of reformed educational organizations. British Journal of Sociology of Education. 26 (3), pp.395-414.
Enteman, W.F. (1993) Managerialism: The Emergence of a New Ideology. Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press.
Giddens, A. (1998) The Third Way. The Renewal of Social Democracy. Cambridge: Polity Press.
Hayes, D. (2003) New labour, New Professionalism. In: Satterthwaite, J., Atkinson, E., and Gale, K. (eds.) Discourse, Power, Resistance: Challenging the rhetoric of contemporary education. Stoke on Trent: Trentham Books, pp.28-42.
Lyotard, J.F. (1984) The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
O'Leary, M. (2013) Surveillance, performativity and normalised practice: the use and impact of graded lesson observations in Further Education Colleges. Journal of Further and Higher Education. 37(5), pp.694-714.
Pusey, M., (1991) Economic Rationalism in Canberra: A Nation-Building State Changes its Mind. Cambridge University Press: Melbourne.
Randle, K. & Brady, N. (1997) Managerialism and Professionalism in the Cinderella Service. Journal of Vocational Education and Training. 49 (1), pp.121-139.
Stephen Ball calls for a new kind of teacher and a new form of professionalism built on collaboration and cooperative action. It is posted by BERA's blog: http://berarespectingchildren.wordpress.com and is an edited extract from Professor Stephen Ball's report for CLASS, the Centre for Labour and Social studies, which was published in September 2013.
Please follow the link to the BERA site here for the full post:
Education, justice and democracy: the struggle over ignorance and opportunity.
I have included some of Ball's work in my PhD thesis, particularly his use of the word 'performativity'. First used by Lyotard (1984), Ball defines it as:
a technology, a culture and a mode of regulation that employs judgements, comparisons and displays as means of incentive, control, attrition and change based on rewards and sanctions (both material and symbolic). (2003:216)
The use of the word performativity links hegemonic practices with industrial models to achieve measurable efficiency, resulting in a culture that:
requires individual practitioners to organise themselves as a response to targets, indicators and evaluations, to set aside personal beliefs and commitments and live an existence of calculation'. (2003:215)
Lucas (2007) describes the learning environment for student teachers within the lifelong learning sector as both 'expansive' and 'restrictive'. He describes an expansive learning environment as a place where there are opportunities to engage in
multiple communities of practice at and beyond the workplace, access to a multidimensional approach to the acquisition of expertise, and the opportunity to pursue knowledge-based courses and qualifications. (2007:99)
Although there are opportunities for teachers in the lifelong learning sector to collaborate and co-operate more commonly they are located within small teams. The effect of this restrictive environment can be uncertainty, resistance to risk taking, and lack of confidence in their professional knowledge and practice. Moreover, in the case of student teachers there are also restrictions placed by a teacher education curriculum that has been part of a state apparatus transferring largely uncontroversial professional standards (Simmons and Thompson 2007). While the standards referred to by Simmons and Thompson were the FENTO standards, their replacement, the LLUK New Overarching Professional Standards (LLUK 2006) continued (until their revocation in 2013) continued to restrict student teachers to a set of criteria aimed at experienced teachers (Crawley 2012). Furthermore Ellis (2010), referring to schoolteacher education, sees the landscape of teacher education as a process of acculturation to the
existing practices of the setting with an emphasis on the reproduction of routinised behaviours and the development of bureaucratic virtues such as compliance and the collection of evidence. (2010:106)
I do hope that the Professional Standards for Teachers and Trainers in England will inspire those of us working with teachers and in the lifelong learning sector to join the projects for democracy and community building, and certainly it is teacher educators who can inculcate the products and processes of collaboration and co-operative action through the initial teacher education curriculum.
In the absence of anything sensible from me on this topic – read what my lovely colleague @annmwinter says about her experiences of giving audio feedback. It coincides with me listening to BBC Radio 4's Digital Human Series 5, Voice http://bbc.in/1g6vqtZ
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This post follows on from the excellent accounts from David Didau (@LearningSpy) and Ross McGill (@TeacherToolkit) about our meeting with Mike Cladingbowl at OfSTED HQ on Tuesday this week.
For me, this was the second time I'd met Mike Cladingbowl, OfSTED's Head of Schools, within a few days, following the Headteachers' Roundtable meeting with Michael Gove and Sir Michael Wilshaw as reported here:
The Headteachers' Roundtable Meeting. Click to follow the link.
The Headteachers' Roundtable meeting at the DFE emerged out of discussions with Michael Gove last summer; it was something we'd been working towards for months. The meeting at OfSTED was entirely different. Two weeks ago I received an email from the OfSTED communications team inviting me to the meeting on the basis of ideas I've expressed on this blog. Evidently, there is a recognition at…
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Some thoughts from my newest twitter friend Ann. I need to do some reading!!
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It was my twitter mentor, @alisoniredale. Unknowingly, she was the catalyst that caused my growing sense of confusion, panic and considerable disorientation. Just imagine, there I was playing with and enjoying twitter, feeling a little more comfortable in my solitary play mode, see January blog. When, suddenly and unexpectedly I realise that I'm engaging in a conversation. Questions were posed, but who to? I immediately felt unsure, a little confused.
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Throwing Baby out with the Bathwater.
Via my great twitter friend Lou Mycroft!!
Thanks to Azumah for these thoughts on digital literacies.
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I like this questioning Ann Walker, WEA Digital Literacies – Essential or Desirable. In a spirit of open discussion, I would offer a variation – Digital Literacies: possible or probable.
That is, there are those who live their lives on-line. They slip between screen and paper with unconscious ease and find the idea of sitting and playing a game of scrabble – a physical game, using an actual board and tiles, not a computer – to be something of a novelty. It is not unusual, for some, to visit tiny tucked away villages in northern Ghana without leaving their study. They regularly read and discuss with friends in Accra the ins and outs West African politics as reported on the front page of the national newspapers.
For the digital haves the literacies they involve are endless with possibilities. There is no aspect of their lives that does not involve some…
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Official site for Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Discover sheltered bay beaches and wild surf beaches, blowholes, caves and unusual rock formations along Phillip Island's coastline. Recently designated a National Surfing Reserve in recognition of its surfing heritage and pristine environment, the island's diverse coastline boasts some of the best surf breaks in the state.
A beach for everyone
Choose the beach to suit your needs on Phillip Island, with the island's northern side the place to go for sheltered bay beaches, while the south coast is the destination for wild surf beaches.
Let the kids splash and explore on family-friendly bay beaches at Cowes and Ventnor Beach, or surf one of Australia's best beach breaks at Cape Woolamai.
Southern surf beaches:
Woolamai Surf Beach
A renowned surf beach with strong rips and currents. This long sandy beach is patrolled by the Woolamai Surf Lifesaving Club during the summer months. Access from Beach Road, off Woolamai Road.
Surf Beach and Surfies Point
Popular surfing spots not recommended for swimming. Call island surf shops for condition reports. Access from The Esplanade, off Phillip Island Road.
Smiths Beach
Located on a bay and offering gentle surf for less experienced surfers. It is patrolled during the summer months. Access from Smiths Beach Road, off Back Beach Road.
YCW Beach
Set on a lovely bay with gentle surf for less experienced surfers. This beach is not patrolled and therefore not recommended for swimming. Access from Beachcomber Avenue, off Back Beach Road.
Summerland Beach
The home of the famous nightly Penguin Parade and also a noted surfing beach. There is public access until dusk, when the beach is closed off for the Penguin Parade. This beach is not patrolled by lifesavers. Access from Ventnor Road.
Northern bay beaches:
Shelly Beach, Cat Bay Beach, Flynns Reef
Shelly Beach is good for beginner surfers, as waves are seldom over one metre in size. Cat Bay Beach and Flynns Beach have waves breaking over flat rock and reef. These beaches are not patrolled by lifesavers. Access from Ventnor Road.
Ventnor Beach, Anchorage Beach
Good swimming beaches with stunning coastal views of Phillip Island and the Mornington Peninsula. Not suitable for surfing and not patrolled by lifesavers. Access from Ventnor Beach Road, off Ventnor Road.
Red Rocks Beach
This sheltered sandy beach is popular with swimmers during the summer months. It is not patrolled by lifesavers. Access from Red Rocks Road.
Cowes Beach
Popular with swimmers and families over summer thanks to a shallow high tide and facilities near the jetty. This beach is patrolled by lifesavers from Boxing Day (26 December) to Australia Day (26 January). Access from Thompson Avenue and the Esplanade.
Take in a myriad of stunning sights and curious creatures at The Nobbies, a magnificent headland on the south-western tip of Phillip Island.
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Cast a line in tranquil surrounds around Phillip Island and catch delicious fresh seafood to cook for fun family dinners right on the foreshore.
A couple of days are all it takes to explore the attractions on compact Phillip Island if you equip yourself with a bicycle and an adventurous spirit.
Strap yourself in and explore the spectacular coastline, picturesque towns and myriad attractions of Victoria's Phillip Island on a helicopter tour.
Explore Phillip Island on foot and be constantly surprised by the island's rich natural tapestry, no matter how many times you visit.
Home to sheltered bays, a broad inlet and stunningly rugged coastlines, it's no wonder Phillip Island caters for the best of water sports.
Greet mutton birds on their journey from Alaska, see rare wading birds and lunch alongside pelicans during your Phillip Island stay.
Meet the island's famous penguin and experience that electrifying moment as you spot the first one emerge from the sea and waddle along the beach.
Get off the beaten track and meet Phillip Island's resident koalas or get up close and personal at dedicated conservation locations around the region.
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Tools for debugging your node.js modules and event loop
Diagnostics provides a set of tools that is designed to help you with debugging your Node.js and front-end applications.
npm install --save diagnostics
We're starting out small but every major release will unlock another piece of the puzzle. The following tools are already at your disposal:
Logging is something you always need in your applications, if you don't know what's going on, it's damn hard to fix it. This is especially true with async systems when your stack traces are most likely completely useless. In diagnostics we ship a simple logger which can be turned on and off using environment variables. So it's out of the way for your users and there when you need it.
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Updated: 01/14/2010 - The recession has hit the NFL. The league said Tuesday it is cutting more than 10 percent of its headquarters staff in response to the downturn in the nation's economy.
Updated: 01/14/2010 - The recession has hit the NFL. The league said Tuesday it is cutting more than 10 percent of its headquarters staff in response to the downturn in the nation's economy.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Three police officers surrendered and were charged with felonies Tuesday for an attack on a tattoo parlor worker who authorities say was sodomized with a baton in a subway station.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Four former O.J. Simpson co-defendants who took plea deals and testified against the former football star were sentenced to probation Tuesday for their roles in the gunpoint robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - He walked her down the aisle when she was married. She rushed to the hospital when he was stricken by brain cancer.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - A minister says one of the victims of a fighter jet crash in San Diego had recently arrived from South Korea to help care for her daughter's newborn.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Bank of America says it will extend credit to a Chicago window and door maker whose workers have occupied the factory for five days.
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Delicious and easy. I made exactly as given and the fish was perfectly cooked, the flavor of the marinade interesting but not overbearing. A weeknight keeper.
This was so good! I made two pieces of swordfish so I could have one left over for lunch, and ended up eating it for dessert! I paired with toasted quinoa with mushrooms and sauteed garlic spinach. Amazingly easy and very tasty ~ excellent for those last minute dinner parties if you can get fresh fish.
Great flavor. My family loved it. I only marinated it for 45 minutes and it was delicious. You do not need to boil it down for a full six minutes. I checked after five an it was almost boiled down to a goo at the bottom of the pan.
good recipe but made a few adjustments. Had no time to marinate and did not have all the ingredients. Used juic of one lime, 2 tbsp of honey, 2 of soy sauce and no ginger. Marinated about 2O min. Had 3 medium filets. Heated up leftover sauce for just a couple minutes. Had to add a little water. just used a couple tsp of sauce on each filet. Everyone really liked them. I agree that the sauce is potent and a little goes a long way.
very tasty. I use my George Forman and my out door grill.
The marinade is great, but when made into a glaze i think it has too much acidity, maybe if a seperate glaze was made it would compliment the fish better. I also added some brandy to the marinade and it was great.
This was very good with the glaze served on the fish
I used Blue Marlin instead of Swordfish and I didn't marinate it. Basically, I put rice noodles in a pot of boiling water and while they cooked, I zested the peel of, then juiced, one lime. I used a thumb-sized amount of fresh ginger (which I squeezed through my garlic press). I mixed all of the ingredients together and spooned over my fish, then put it in the oven on a foil-covered cookie sheet to broil. While the fish was broiling, I took the, now cooked, rice noodles and sauteed them with the remainder of the glaze. Lovely dinner in fifteen minutes.
This was very good. Followed the recipe - marinated for about 1 1/2 hours and grilled the fish. Served the glaze on the side - glad I did because it is very intense - a little dap is all you need. Served with coconut rice and steamed spinach.
I followed the recipe exactly. While it tasted better than it smelled while cooking, the result was still pretty meh.