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Hezbollah has sent a stark warning to Israel. Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah says they will attack Israel's Ben Gurion airport if Israel attacks Beirut's international airport in any future war. Nasrallah said, "If you hit our ports, we will bomb your ports, and if you hit our oil refineries, we will bomb your oil refineries." The warning comes as the two sides have cranked up the rhetoric. This is all taking place again the backdrop of Israel's warning to Iran over it's nuclear weapons. Iran is Hezbollah's principle supporter.
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Konkan Railway passengers are expected to face train delays as seven wagons of a goods train derailed (of which four wagons capsized) at Karanjadi railway station (about 205 km from Mumbai) on the Konkan Railway route at 6.28 am on Sunday, resulting in the disruption of train services at this section.
Accident Relief Trains (ARTs) and an Accident Relief Medical Van (ARMV) from Kurla have left for the site. Konkan Railway officials have also left for the site to ensure early clearance of the line and restoration of traffic.
Konkan Railway officials said the train was carrying food grains and was moving from Kota in Rajasthan to Kozhikode in Kerala. Konkan Railway being a single line system, the derailment is expected to choke the movement of trains on either side, leading to bunching of trains.
Train services via this section are likely to be diverted or cancelled due to this derailment, details of which will be advised as and when received, said Central and Konkan Railway in their press statement.


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What a fun day it was for the Philippine Archies! Everyone was excited to finally get their hands on David Archuleta's latest album, BEGIN. .
Astroplus and Archuleta Philippines partnered in launching BEGIN. in the Philippine shores. Astroplus did not disappoint! Front and center at the Astroplus branch in the newly opened Robinsons Magnolia mall in Quezon City was a majestic display of BEGIN. posters/tarps, BEGIN. CDs and througout the launch David's music and videos were played inside the store.
The program / activities were as follows:
1 – Welcome Remarks
2 – Minor contest: Early bird / First to purchase BEGIN. onsite ; PRIZE: DA BEGIN. wall clock
3 – Album Gifting: Pick 40 giftees from 496 entries from Twitter and Facebook (mechanics were posted in Archuleta Philippines last August 17)
4 – Merch Raffle – For all attendees ; PRIZES were:
- 5 BEGIN. pins
- 3 BEGIN. mousepads
- 1 BEGIN. laminated calendar with David's autographh
- 2 BEGIN. mini-standees
5 – DA/BEGIN Quiz (details below)
6 – Merch Raffle – For those who purchased onsite ; PRIZES were:
- 5 BEGIN. pins
- 3 BEGIN. mousepads
- 1 BEGIN. hi-res photo of David
- 2 BEGIN. mini-standees
At stake for the BEGIN. Quiz were:
- Josh Bradley shirt from the emotional cemetery scene in Nandito Ako
- Jen Barry's DA calendar
- Laminated DA Begin. calendar
- 2 MKOC framed photos taken by @nareejo
In case you're curious, the questions were:
- In what song in the BEGIN. Album did David play the piano?
- Who did the photography in the BEGIN. Album?
- Who wrote the lyrics for Broken?
- What made David do the BEGIN. album?
- Which recording company worked with David on BEGIN?
- Who is the official distributor of BEGIN. in the Philippines?
- What is the title of the famous REM song that David covered?
- Where was the soldier scene in EH MV shot?
- Who wrote Don't Give Up?
- Who originally sang Pride?
We also did the awarding of the winners to the Forevermore and Nandito Ako promo – each getting a Josh Bradley shirt from Nandito Ako.
Everyone at the launch were given a BEGIN. pocket calendar. No one went home empty handed!
Thank you, Ivory Records and Astroplus for making this event happen! Thank you for the lovely BEGIN. poster and for sharing the pictures you took on FB.
Special shout out to Kricket and JackRyan4DA of Archuleta Philippines for the hard work and for making sure we have a successful launch!
And thanks to Jenna Archuleta for taking pictures of the event ;)
P.S. See those 2 huge standees at the front of the Astro store? They will be up for grabs in December :)


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Personality Test: Benjamin Taylor
The star who would play me in the movie version of my life and why:
Snoop Dogg — he's the only person who could handle the role.
Childhood hero and why:
Chief Seattle. To me, he represents the ideal of man in his natural surroundings; the way we should all strive to be.
Pick your favorite captain:
A. Kirk
B. Kangaroo
C. Crunch
D. Jack Sparrow
G. None of the above, as none of those rookies will ever hold a candle to the Adm. Lord Nelson.
If the TV is on at 2 a.m., I'm watching:
Adult Swim on Cartoon Network.
Three people I'd love to have dinner with:
John Forte, Larry Ciancia, David Saw — my three best friends.
After a long day, I like to relax with a:
A. Martini
B. Cold beer
C. Cabernet
D. Herbal tea
G. A nice refreshing glass of well water.
My quirkiest inherited trait:
Full body waxing.
Pick one:
A. "American Gladiators"
WWE — there's no competition. People with the best sensitive humor always win.
My favorite sandwich, plus fixings:
I like gravy sandwiches with mayonnaise and butter or steamed kale and quinoa.
One word your mother would use to describe you:
Celebrity crush:
Michael Cera (in a totally platonic way, of course).
The oldest thing in my refrigerator is:
Marshmallow fluff from the Jurassic Period.
My required snack in a movie theater is:
I like catfish.
When I was 10, I wanted to be:
A ninja.
Exercise I hate most:
Any kind of abstinence (including abstinence from physical fitness).
Vegetable I won't eat:
There is none. I love vegetables.
I'm deathly afraid of:
Corporate globalization.
If I were auditioning for "American Idol," my song would be:
"Your Are the Sun, You Are the Rain" by Lionel Richie.
The first band I saw in concert:
My parents before I could remember.
The person I'm most often mistaken for:
I commonly get mistaken for Maya Angelou.
Choose one:
A. Dogs
B. Cats
A. Because packs are more humble than prides.
The worst advice I ever received:
"Better not risk it."
I own 1 pair of shoes. My favorites are:
Bare feet.
In high school, I was:
The most famous person I ever became friends with:
Fu Wei Zhong.
Choose one:
A. John
B. Paul
C. George
D. Ringo
B. Paul had the most fun.
My most recent eBay purchase:
Never bought anything from eBay.
Pick one:
A. "Ugly Betty"
B. "America's Next Top Model"
C. "What Not to Wear"
D. "Extreme Makeover"
C. I don't watch any TV at all, but I met the host on the street in New York City the other night. She told me that she didn't like my hat, but I sang her a song and she seemed to like that.
The movie that always makes me cry:
"Pollyanna,""Beauty and The Beast,""Fearless" — I'm very sensitive to cinematic manipulation.
My most treasured fashion accessory is:
My invisible Hula-Hoop.
Pick one you love or hate:
A. Stripes
B. Polka dots
C. Plaid
D. Paisley
C. I am a Scotsman after all.
What you'll always find in my glove compartment:
Whatever you do, don't go in there!
My most embarrassing junk food:
Sometimes, I eat the wrappers on Starburst candies (by accident).
If I weren't a singer-songwriter, I'd be:
A teacher.
The last book I read:
"Thinking in Pictures" by Temple Grandin
It's not pizza without:
My favorite Web site:
Pick a Bond:
A. Sean Connery
B. Timothy Dalton
C. Pierce Brosnan
D. Daniel Craig
Like I said before, I'm a Scotsman.
If I could live my life as someone else, it would be:
My dog Goverdoodah.
My childhood nickname was:
My favorite "bad" movie is:
That's a tough one, as there is a lot of fierce competition.
My best karaoke song:
"Don't You Want Me Baby."
My first job:
Tower Records in NYC.
Pick one:
A. Ketchup
B. Mustard
Olive oil.
My favorite cable channel:
Unplugged network (when the TV is unplugged).
The song that always gets me out on the dance floor and why:
Pretty much any song, given the right mood.
Life would be better without:
If I could tour with any two bands, they would be:
Ben Harper and Citizen Cope.
I never travel without my:
Magic unicorn toenail.
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On Saturday the Nairobi JS held their monthly meetup at the iHub. The turnout included of JavaScript, Windows and MongoDB developers who had never attended a Nairobi JS meetup and were interested in seeing how D3 can be utilised to bring about rich visualizations. Some of the highlights of the meetup were:
D3 is not just another jQuery library that you simply drop into your code and sit back to crunch popcorns as you watch the magic. Early trials to create D3.JS visualizations seemed almost daunting for most of the attendees. So we spent quite a bit of time learning how to use d3.js, and afterwards we decided to test ourselves with actual data.
We started with Ushahidi V3 API data but due to a few missing parameters, effective visualization was not be possible.
We had one interesting guest, a very seasoned developer, Wolfgang, @wolfgang_loder who took old RGraph code that used KCPE data from Kenya Open Data (http://opendata.go.ke) and tried to rewrite it in D3.JS.
Wolfgang's experience baffled the rest of the attendees, being a software engineer for more than 25+ years. The one of a kind we call a Neckbeard.. (syke) :-)
If you would like to learn more about d3.js, join us for the next meetup where one @Muliswilliam has volunteered to present some project he did with it. You may also get in touch with the Nairobi JS organizer, @TechyTimo, who has plenty of video tutorials on D3.JS.
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Huzeifa, @Huzi94 is an amazing young developer from the University of Nairobi and he had been heading work on the NairobiJS website. So far he had made a lot of progress and he gave a presentation highlighting the changes he's made to it so far, during which he explained the various tools and technologies that he incorporated when developing it. Huzeifa is putting the finishing design touches to it, so if you have any comments or suggestions feel free to share them. Check it out: http://nairobijs.github.io/
Members pledged to present :)
The meetup has always been a platform for the more seasoned developers to share their tricks of the trade. It got boring when we ran out of fresh faces to look at. So we called upon all members to volunteer to present what they have done, what they are working on or even hurdles that they are facing. It could be any topics you are comfortable with including business knowledge and advise on industry trends or career opportunities. Most members pledged to present something in the coming months and we will be listing upcoming presentations on the website http://nairobijs.github.io
We will allocate morning hours during every meetup to this presentations. This will not only enhance members' individual presentation skills (which, by the way, all developers need), but will also be a good way to network, therefore learning about the kind of projects we're all working on. Interested in presenting? Send an email to: info [at] thedevs.org
Introduction of weekly meetings
Guy agreed to have weekly meetings on Saturday afternoons (4pm - 6pm) in addition to the monthly meetup! These meetings would serve as an avenue for members to give each other feedback on projects they're working on and get advice on what tools and technologies they can use. Venue will still be at Bishop Magua building, probably at the iHub if it is not engaged.
Nairobi JS July Meetup
Our monthly meetups happen every 2nd Saturday of the month. Join us on 12th July, 2014 to discuss NoSQL using Node.JS. Wolfgang, @wolfgang_loder volunteered to take us through general NoSQL with a special feature on MongoDB on 12th July. Node.JS is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable server-side and networking applications. NoSQL (or Not Only SQL) database provides a mechanism for storage and retrieval of data that is modelled in means other than the tabular relations used in SQL relational database model. We intend for this to be a very interactive session, and so we encourage all who are interested in attending to do a bit of research and maybe even a bit of coding prior to the meetup. Beginners are welcome too :)
MongoDB July meetup
Wolfgang, @wolfgang_loder is also holding a MongoDB meetup on the 4th of July, at iHub, from 6pm - 8pm. MongoDB is an open-source document database, and the leading NoSQL database. One of the projects where he's made use of MongoDB is the United Kingdom (UK) National Archives. Who can attend? Anyone who's never heard of MongoDB and is curious about what it can accomplish, who is looking to learn a new language, or is a MongoDB developer who would like to network and share their experiences.
The aim of the Nairobi JS group is to connect and empower Kenyan JavaScript developers.


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2nd International DCC Conference 2006: Digital Data Curation in Practice
Alexander Ball and Manjula Patel provide an overview of the second annual conference of the Digital Curation Centre.
January 2007, issue50, event report
Application Profiles: Mixing and Matching Metadata Schemas
Rachel Heery and Manjula Patel introduce a means of establishing a common approach to sharing information between implementers and standards makers.
September 2000, issue25, feature article
Digital Preservation Coalition Forum on Web Archiving
Maureen Pennock and Manjula Patel report on the Digital Preservation Coalition's second Web Archiving Forum which took place at the British Library in London on 12 June 2006.
July 2006, issue48, event report
Managing Digital Video Content
Manjula Patel reviews the two-day workshop on current and emerging standards for managing digital video content held in Atlanta, Georgia, 15-16 August 2001.
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The College Accounting Challenge is a Jeopardy-style game show event designed to test students from different universities in Long Island on their knowledge of different areas in the Accounting field. This competition is hosted at some of Long Island's most renowned university campuses and students strongest in the areas of audit, tax, ethics and financial accounting compete against each other.
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Murdering History
How the past became fair game for detective stories.
Jan 3, 2005, Vol. 10, No. 16 • By JON L. BREEN
SAN FRANCISCO Examiner journalist Ambrose Bierce has as his excuse for becoming a fictional detective his employer William Randolph Hearst, who encourages investigation in competition with the official police. The title of Oakley Hall's Ambrose Bierce and the Trey of Pearls, his fourth novel about the quotably cynical author of The Devil's Dictionary, refers to a trio of women's suffrage activists in the San Francisco of 1892. The narrator, Bierce's colleague Tom Redmond, seeks carnal knowledge of his cousin, the member of the trio who advocates Free Love. The mystery, involving the murder of a philandering minister, turns on a clue that is fair at least to the linguistically knowledgeable reader. Hall came to mystery fiction with a mainstream literary reputation, and his prose is finely honed--on the scene of a suffrage parade, we read, "two mules stood in their mulish dejection with no gender to celebrate."
IN THE WORLD of Beatrix Potter, those mules would have had plenty to say. The creator of Peter Rabbit may have the least excuse of this group to be a fictional detective, but she fits right in with the self-sufficient heroines of contemporary amateur-detective cozies. In Susan Wittig Albert's The Tale of Hill Top Farm, Potter comes to England's Lake District, where she has purchased the titular farm and stays to solve possible murder and lesser crimes. While I normally draw the line at talking animals in an adult mystery, in this context they seem unavoidable. The author, who writes a series of Victorian mysteries with husband Bill Albert under the pseudonym Robin Paige, is one of the most scrupulous in separating fact from fiction, including a character list that asterisks the real people (and pets) in the novel, along with a concluding historical note and bibliography, a glossary of slang, and (this is a cozy after all) a selection of recipes. There is much charm to the writing and background, but the mystery plot is exceedingly thin, suggesting Albert was merely using the genre as an excuse to write about Potter.
OF ALL THE WRITERS of historical mystery fiction, Max Allan Collins has the highest ratio of real people to invented characters. In his Nate Heller private eye series, which is systematically addressing virtually every real-life mystery of the twentieth century, only the detective Heller himself is fictitious. Collins's knack for making real people come to life in fiction is a rarer gift and a trickier task than it sounds. His paperback-original "disaster" series puts popular writers in the role of detective: Jacques Futrelle (who really did go down with the ship) in The Titanic Murders; Leslie Charteris in The Hindenburg Murders; Edgar Rice Burroughs in The Pearl Harbor Murders; and Willard Huntington Wright (aka S.S. Van Dine, the creator of Philo Vance) in The Lusitania Murders.
I WAS ESPECIALLY IMPRESSED with The London Blitz Murders, in which Agatha Christie is the sleuth and Collins manages to plug a real-life crime into her style of classical detection. But when I passed it along with a recommendation, I got a surprising reaction from another reader who just didn't buy it. Would Agatha Christie at that time have these particular thoughts about how the detective-story genre was developing? Would Sir Bernard Spilsbury, a thorough forensic pathology professional, actually invite a detective novelist, however renowned, to visit crime scenes with him? This reader's disquiet found the use of real people for fictional entertainment, especially ones who lived relatively recently, a disturbing invasion of privacy.
Is that right? All of the novels considered above have something to offer as entertainment, but should the trend they represent be viewed with alarm? Maybe not if you assume an educated audience. Historical fiction involving real people implies an unwritten contract between writer and reader, hard to define but ideally clear in the minds of both. Obviously, the reader understands that the made-up dialogue was never spoken and some of the specific events and encounters never took place. But the reader has the right to expect that the hard facts of the historical person's life, the dates and places, the opinions and attitudes, the social and religious values, as far as possible the manner of speaking, are consistent with what is known about that person. When relatively little is known, as with Chaucer or Shakespeare, more can be invented than when much is known, as with Potter or Christie.
As cultural literacy declines, the everyday reader or viewer may have a harder and harder time making the needed distinctions between the real and the fanciful. Blurring the line in supposed nonfiction, as in Edmund Morris's semi-fictionalized Ronald Reagan biography, makes matters worse, as does the overly vague application of the useful neologism "docudrama," which should apply only to works that take their language from a printed record (a trial transcript, for example, or correspondence) but now often refers to any dramatic presentation ostensibly based on real events. So-called "reality" shows on television, the nonfiction equivalent of professional wrestling, may be passable entertainment if you know they are contrived but problematic if you think they are real.
True, this confusion is no new phenomenon. We have long heard of people writing advice to soap-opera characters or sending letters off to Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street. Do we have to put aside our pleasures of mixing fact and fiction because some people are too ignorant or uninformed to tell the difference? Mystery novelists are not going to stop writing about real-life detectives, and I don't intend to stop enjoying them at least selectively.
But the current climate calls for a greater measure of care. One practice that should be encouraged is to provide a foreword or afterword, as Collins always does, spelling out exactly what is real and what invented. This is especially helpful when arcane events that sound like the product of imagination turn out to have a basis in reality.
The author, most recently, of Kill the Umpire: The Calls of Ed Gorgon, Jon L. Breen is winner of two Edgar awards.


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ST. LOUIS Bud Norris had a night he'd like to forget - quickly.
The Houston right-hander gave up 11 hits and seven runs in five innings of the Astros' 9-5 loss to the Cardinals on Tuesday night.
Norris entered the contest with an 8-5 mark and a 2.74 ERA in 15 starts against St. Louis, the second-lowest career ERA versus the Cardinals by a pitcher with at least 10 starts against them. Ted Lilly has a .2.61 ERA.
But Norris (6-8) turned in the worst outing of his career against his former NL Central rival.
"It was tough, but I've got to pick up and move forward," Norris said.
He won his first four starts against St. Louis and was 5-1 against the Cardinals at one point. He shut down St. Louis with 7 1-3 scoreless innings in a 2-0 win on Sept. 26, 2012.
But Tuesday, the Cardinals battered their nemesis.
"I think it was more about the Cardinals than anything else," Houston manager Bo Porter said. "They put really good swings on the ball and did the job once they got men in scoring position."
Norris twisted his ankle in the second inning, landing awkwardly after a pitch to Matt Carpenter. But he would not use that as an excuse.
"It's pretty sore, I tried to battle through it," he said. "I definitely tweaked it."
St. Louis right-hander Adam Wainwright picked up his National League-tying 12th win with seven scoreless innings and Matt Holliday hit his team-high 13th home run to lead the Cardinals.
Carpenter had three hits and drove in three runs for St. Louis, which has won four in a row and five of six.
Houston dropped its ninth in the last 11 and leads the majors with 58 losses.
Wainwright (12-5) improved to 13-1 in 15 career starts against Houston. His 1.56 ERA against the Astros is the lowest for any opponent.
"It's just one of those weird things," he said. "I've matched up well with them over the years. I think my first real quality game as a starter in 2007 came against them."
Wainwright won three successive starts against Houston at the beginning of the 2007 campaign. He allowed just four runs over 20 innings in beginning his personal run against the Astros.
Wainwright allowed five hits, struck out nine and walked one on Tuesday. The right-hander, who will make his second All-Star appearance next week, has won seven successive starts against Houston. His lone loss to the Astros was a 2-0 setback on Aug. 2, 2009.
Wainwright, who is tied with Washington's Jordan Zimmermann (12-3) for most wins in the NL, retired the first five batters and never looked back.
"It's never easy against a big league squad, but I felt I stayed out of trouble for the most part," Wainwright said.
St. Louis manager Mike Matheny agreed.
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November 2, 2004
A powerful Alaskan storm swept over California during the final week of October, drenching the state with record rain and snow. The storm was the second large storm to move over California in as many weeks, and it left the Sierra Nevada Mountains coated in snow. In this Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) image, taken by NASA's Terra satellite on October 31, 2004, after the clouds cleared, snow highlights the peaks of the long mountain chain that forms California's eastern border with Nevada. According to the Associated Press, the central Sierra Nevada received as much as 48 inches (1.2 meters) of snow in October, allowing ski resorts to open earlier than normal.
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A coalition of 34 organizations from across the political spectrum is launching Fight215.org today to help concerned individuals contact lawmakers and demand an end to NSA's unconstitutional mass surveillance under the Patriot Act.
The launch coincides with the countdown to the expiration of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which the NSA claims justifies bulk collection of the phone records of millions of innocent people. Whistleblower Edward Snowden shared these thoughts with the coalition:
Videogame Publishers: No Preserving Abandoned Games, Even for Museums and Archives, Because All "Hacking" is Illegal
The Entertainment Software Association doesn't want anyone to restore the functionality of older videogames that are no longer supported by their publisher, because, says ESA, this is "hacking," and all hacking is "associated with piracy."
We've filed a new lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) on behalf our client, Human Rights Watch (HRW), to challenge the DEA's untargeted collection of billions of international calling records over the course of more than two decades. You may have seen a wonderfully detailed piece of reporting on the program published yesterday by Brad Heath of USA Today.
Mandatory data retention legislation is never a good idea, which is why EFF has vigorously opposed it in the United States, where Congress tried and failed to pass it in 2009. That year, two ill-conceived bills would have required all Internet providers and operators of Wi-Fi access points to keep records on Internet users for at least two years to assist police investigations. Nevertheless, governments around the world, individually, and in concert, continue to argue that the stockpiling of the private, personal data of entire populations become a global norm. It's a constant battle, but one with some clear victories, most notably in the European Union, and most recently in Paraguay.
On the morning of April 1st, the White House issued a new executive order (EO) that asserts that malicious "cyber-enabled activities" are a national threat, declares a national emergency, and establishes sanctions and other consequences for individuals and entities. While computer and information security is certainly very important, this EO could dangerously backfire, and chill the very security research that is necessary to protect people from malicious attacks.
A security flaw in New South Wales' Internet voting system may have left as many as 66,000 votes vulnerable to interception and manipulation in a recent election, according to security researchers. Despite repeated assurances from the Electoral Commission that all Internet votes are "fully encrypted and safeguarded," six days into online voting, Michigan Computer Science Professor J. Alex Halderman and University of Melbourne Research Fellow Vanessa Teague discovered a FREAK flaw that could allow an attacker to intercept votes and inject their own code to change those votes, all without leaving any trace of the manipulation.
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Learn how to become a teacher in Georgia. Research the job description, as well as education and licensing requirements, and find out how to start a career as a teacher in Georgia.
Do I Want to Be a Teacher in Georgia?
Teachers instruct students through the use and adaptation of various methods, including discussions, lectures and demonstrations. These professionals can choose to teach in elementary, middle or high schools. Teaching can be a tiring and demanding profession, since teachers work on a daily basis with students who are often boisterous and sometimes disrespectful. Many teachers also find it to be rewarding, due to seeing students succeed and receiving positive feedback from parents. Teachers often get the summer months off, since their work schedules follow the school calendar.
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The Georgia Professional Standards Commission (PSC) regulates teacher certification in the state. To become certified to teach in Georgia, aspiring teachers are required to earn a bachelor's degree in education or, if they already have a bachelor's degree in another field, complete a state-approved educator preparation program. Aspiring teachers should choose an appropriate undergraduate degree program based on the age group they plan to teach. After completing the required teacher preparation coursework, they will take an exam to obtain a Georgia teaching certificate. The following table contains the main requirements for being a teacher in Georgia:
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|Degree Field
|Early childhood education; middle grades education; subject areas such as English/language arts, mathematics or biology**
|Must take a content assessment exam to acquire certification*
|Fieldwork, student teaching internship**
|Key Skills
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Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree in Education or a Specific Subject Area
A bachelor's degree is the minimum level of education required to be eligible for teacher certification in Georgia. To enter a teaching program, students first need to take the Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators (GACE) basic skills exam or an equivalent exam, such as the ACT or SAT. Appropriate majors vary depending on the age of the students to be taught. For those who plan to teach in an elementary school, the major is usually early childhood education. Future middle school teachers can find middle grades education programs. Individuals who want to teach secondary school students usually major in the specific subject area that they're planning to teach, such as English, mathematics or social studies. Students are required to complete a student teaching internship for certification. In the final year of a degree program, students will need to take the GACE content assessment exams, which also are required for certification.
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- Volunteer in a capacity that involves working with children. One volunteering possibility for individuals who plan to teach is tutoring. Future teachers can volunteer to work with children who are in the same age group as those they plan on teaching and/or in the subject they intend to teach.
- Seek work as a substitute teacher while attending college. Working as a substitute teacher when one's schedule permits can provide the opportunity to gain experience in the classroom and fine-tune the skills needed to be successful as a teacher, such as communicating effectively and managing a classroom. Additionally, being a substitute can allow future educators to learn from experienced professionals.
Step 2: Get Georgia State Certification
After finishing an approved teacher education program and taking assessment exams, graduates should be eligible to receive teacher certification in Georgia. To get certified, an individual needs to submit an application to be approved by the PSC. Prospective teachers who've achieved all of the requirements for certification will be eligible for a Clear Renewable Certificate, while those who may still need to meet some requirements will be issued a Conditional Certificate. There are three types of certificates classified by function: service, teaching and leadership. Additionally, teaching certificates are classified according to grade level as well as the educational attainment of the individual teacher. For example, a teacher with a bachelor's degree would receive a level 4 certificate, while one with a master's degree would receive a level 5 certificate.
Step 3: Continue Your Education with a Master's Degree
Although only a bachelor's degree is required to be eligible for certification as a teacher in Georgia, some teachers go on to earn a master's degree. Many universities in Georgia offer graduate degree programs for certified teachers who wish to continue their education. One common graduate degree program for professional educators is the Master of Education (M.Ed.). The M.Ed., which does not lead to certification, is designed for certified teachers who are interested in obtaining a higher level certificate or adding additional certification subject areas.
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Arnie was a king for the masses
By Ron Flatter
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In Arnold's early years, he was not a good driver. And he had to hit it out of the trees and out of the woods, and he kept making the shots. And people loved it because he won doing that,"
said Jack Nicklaus about Arnold Palmer.
Before he jauntily strolled into our consciousness, golf was a rich man's game. Strictly country club. Golfers who talked to the common folk had to have their noses lowered first.
Then came Arnold Palmer.
Here was a guy who looked like one of us.
Palmer won the first of his four green jackets at the 1958 Masters.
A guy who was rough around the edges. He was a big hitter with an iffy short game. Just like us.
His contortions looked like ours. He had that wild swing, that crooked smile. There was the way he'd hitch up his slacks.
When he missed a shot, we missed. He was almost always coming from behind, making that charge. Just like we wanted to do.
When he won, we all won.
At a time when television was first coming into our homes, Arnie was the guy next door. He came into our living rooms with an approachability and grittiness and charisma that made us want to watch golf. Heck, it made us want to golf.
"In a sport that was high society," broadcaster Vin Scully said, "he made it 'High Noon.' "
We pulled for him in at the 1960 Masters. It appeared the victory would go to Ken Venturi, who was sitting in the Butler Cabin with a one-stroke lead. But Palmer, with those big drives and pigeon-toed putts, tied him by rolling in a 27-footer on 17. Then another birdie on 18 gave him the stunning victory.
It was the sort of finish that led the legendary Bobby Jones to say, "If I ever had to have one putt to win a title for me, I'd rather have Arnold Palmer hit it for me than anybody I ever saw."
Two months after the Masters, at Cherry Hills Country Club, outside Denver, Palmer overcame a seven-shot deficit beginning the last round to win the U.S. Open. Driving the par-four first green, he went on to shoot six birdies on the first seven holes in firing a blazing 30 on the front nine. His six-under 65 gave him the victory by two strokes over Jack Nicklaus. A toss of his visor into the air galvanized Palmer's legend.
He had become "The King" -- a king for the masses. We became a part of Arnie's Army.
Palmer is a two-time winner of the British Open.
He won seven majors, all between 1958 and 1964. Besides that U.S. Open, he won two British Opens and became the first to win four Masters.
When Nicklaus beat Palmer in a playoff at the 1962 U.S. Open, it may have signaled a changing of the guard. It also marked the beginning of a great rivalry. Nicklaus would end up dominating, but all the while, Palmer was always there to hound him. Arnie . . . and his Army.
"At times we became so hyper about beating each other that we let someone else go right by us and win," Palmer said. "But our competition was fun and good for the game."
Along with the Army came the riches of bigger purses, increasing from $820,360 in 1957 to $3,704,445 in 1966. Palmer became golf's first millionaire. That was on the course.
Off the course, he was becoming the sport's first big-time businessman - everything from the International Management Group agency to golf-course design to clothing to auto dealerships to The Golf Channel.
Golf itself became a financial empire because of Palmer. Veteran golfer Charles Sifford said that every pro should pay homage. "If it wasn't for Arnold, some of these scraggly wimps would be out picking cotton today," he said. "If they realized what he meant to golf, they'd get down and kiss his feet."
Born Sept. 10, 1929, in Latrobe, Pa., he took up golf as a toddler. His father Deacon, the golf pro and greenskeeper at Latrobe Country Club, cut down a set of regulation clubs for his son to use. Arnie quickly took to the game.
By 17, he had won two state interscholastic titles and the first of five West Penn Amateur championships. He received a golf scholarship to Wake Forest, where he became a three-time Atlantic Coast Conference champion.
A promising career, however, was almost cut short in the fall of 1950 when Palmer lost close friend and teammate Bud Worsham in a fatal car accident. Palmer was so mortified by the experience that he quit college during his senior year and joined the U.S. Coast Guard.
Golf was not much of a priority when he began his three-year hitch. Eventually, while stationed in Cleveland, Palmer entered a few amateur events and won some. He left the service, won two Ohio Amateur titles and set out to conquer the golf world in 1954.
That summer the 24-year-old Palmer came from behind to beat 43-year-old Bob Sweeny in the final round of the U.S. Amateur. Five months later he turned pro.
Soon after he married the former Winnie Walzer, Palmer won the 1955 Canadian Open for his first pro tour victory. Two more titles came in 1956; four more in '57.
The next year, at 28, Palmer won his first Masters. At the time, he was Augusta's youngest champion ever. He also finished No. 1 on the PGA Tour money list with just more than $40,000.
In 1961 and 1962, Palmer won back-to-back British Opens. His victories at Royal Birkdale and Royal Troon made it cool for Americans to go to the British Open again.
"When Palmer went," said former U.S. Golf Association executive director Frank Hannigan, "all the other Americans went, too, and the British Open was restored to its former majesty."
Palmer was the leading money winner on the PGA Tour between 1960 and 1963, winning 29 times in that stretch. He also captained the U.S. team to victory in the Ryder Cup in 1963.
When he won his last major, the 1964 Masters, Palmer was golf's career money leader with $506,496.84. It would be another four years before Palmer would just about double that total to become golf's first career millionaire.
Even though Palmer eclipsed that seven-figure milestone at the 1968 PGA Championship, it was a bittersweet achievement. He lost the tournament by one stroke to Julius Boros, and that would be as close as he would come to winning a PGA Championship. It is the only major he's never won.
Palmer's close calls are as legendary as his victories. He needed only a par on the final hole to win the 1961 Masters. Instead, he double-bogeyed, and Gary Player won.
At the 1966 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, he held a five-stroke lead going to the 69th hole. Incredibly, he lost all five strokes on the next three holes and fell into a tie with Billy Casper. In the playoff the next day, Palmer was ahead by two strokes with eight holes left, but lost 69 to 73.
Palmer put the Senior Tour on the map when he joined in 1980.
His putter started to fail him in the mid and late 1960s, but Palmer's business acumen had already begun to emerge. He became sport's preeminent pitchman. By the late 1990s, his annual endorsement income approached $20 million - more than three decades after his winning his last major.
Even with the ups and downs on the course, Palmer's charisma has never waned. His golf career enjoyed a renaissance in 1980, when he won the first Senior event he ever entered - the PGA Seniors Championship. A year later, he became the first former U.S. Open champion to win the U.S. Senior Open.
Arnie's Army was heard from again in January 1997, when it was disclosed he was suffering from prostate cancer. On the mend from surgery early that year, Palmer said, "I've got mail from people that is unbelievable. In some way I would like all the people to know how much I appreciate it."
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The duo, comprised of Robin MacBlane and Larry Whitler, are usually more associated with gentle folk songs for children and families than they are with songs that make social commentary. Whitler insists, however, "this issue is all about the children and the world they will inherit so it makes sense for us to express our thoughts on this issue in the best way we know how – through our music."
MacBlane agrees, adding, "Robin And The Giant have always made it a priority to stand up for the children. In fact, we released a song in 1989 titled 'Stand Up For The Children' which was entered into the U.S. Congressional Record on October 4, 1989 by U.S. Congressman Clifford B. Stearns (Republican from Florida)." MacBlane continues by adding, "We'd be hypocrites if we didn't respond to the Deepwater Horizon tragedy because in 'Stand Up For The Children' we say all children have a right to 'a free world, a safe world, and a clean world'."
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A downward trend is widely expected in European plasticizer prices following the settlement of the propylene November contract at a decrease of €30/tonne ($41/tonne) from October, market sources said on 30 October.
In addition to the propylene drop, the November orthoxylene (OX) contract price is also expected to fall.
Some November plasticizer prices have already been agreed at modest decreases from October, sources said.
A buyer of diisononyl phthalate (DINP) and dipropyl heptyl phthalate (DPHP) said its November prices will fall by at least €20/tonne, although larger decreases are a strong possibility.
Demand is lower for November, but no more than expected for the time of year, the source added.
A dioctyl phthalate (DOP) and dioctyl terephthalate (DOTP) consumer said it had secured DOP price cuts of €30/tonne from a Turkish supplier and £15/tonne (€17/tonne) from a European seller.
The source expected DOTP prices to follow a similar trend, adding that demand is fairly stable.
A reseller expected its November price for DINP to decline by £15/tonne, although this was not yet confirmed.
The source also expected a fall in DOTP prices, although it acknowledged that end-user demand is performing quite strongly.
On the selling side of the market, a DOP producer said it does not expect to be able to maintain prices at October levels, but hoped to avoid a full pass-through of the November feedstock cost decrease.
A DPHP producer said it has offered a reduction of €10/tonne for November, but felt that buyers are likely to target more substantial price cuts. The source noted that it had been unable to pass on all of the raw material price increases it sustained during the autumn.
A producer of DOTP suggested that prices could decrease by €10-15/tonne, although it had not yet finalised its November price targets.
The DOTP market remains well-supplied, the source said, with competitively priced Asian imports representing the greatest challenge.
A Turkish producer of DOP and DINP said its prices are rolling over for November amid good demand.
Spot prices were assessed by ICIS on Wednesday at €1,540-1,570/tonne FD (free delivered) NWE (northwest Europe) for DOP, €1,560-1,600/tonne for DINP, €1,610-1,640/tonne FD NWE for DPHP, and €1,530-1,580/tonne FD NWE for DOTP.
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James Dee, PGA
Main Address:
Scituate Country Club
Scituate, MA 02066-0300
(781) 545-9768
Scituate, MA 02066-0300
(781) 545-9768
91 Driftway
Scituate, MA 02066-4609
Scituate, MA 02066-4609
(781) 545-9768
James Dee is a PGA Professional in Scituate, MA. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
- Instruction
- Play Golf of America Participant
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