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Fantasy Baseball Studs and Duds for Week 19 in 2014
AUG 12, 2014 2:24p ET
Giancarlo Stanton, MIA
Last week: 8-24 (.333), 5 HR, and 8 RBI
How do you headline the Studs and Duds article? You hit three home runs in the last two games and five home runs in the past five games. In this stretch, Stanton has also delivered eight RBI in the past five starts. Stanton continues to make a living off of lefties (.360 batting average) and home games (.312). For the readers who also follow my Daily Fantasy Sports advice column, as a bonus, be prepared to start Stanton when Wade Miley comes to town on Saturday.
Yonder Alonso, SD
Last week: 10-18 (.556), 2 HR, and 4 RBI
In the 18th edition of the Studs and Duds, I mentioned how Bud Black will have a tough decision when Alonso returns. Tommy Medica was having a great week, but with the DH position no longer an option for the Padres, and Alonso recovering from the DL stint, a choice had to be made. Since the All-Star break, Alonso is 16-38 (.421). It may be time to drop Medica from your fantasy team.
Felix Hernandez, SEA
Last week: 15 IP, 16 Ks, 1.20 ERA, 0.53 WHIP, and 2 wins
For the 16th consecutive start, King Felix went seven strong innings and allowed two earned runs or fewer. Last week, the Blue Jays and Braves fell victim to Hernandez. He also struck out eight batters in both outings. The Mariners may be nine games back in the AL West, but Seattle is only one game back in the Wild Card standings. With starting pitchers like Hernandez, Hisashi Iwakuma, James Paxton, and even Chris Young, this team could be a surprise in the making. It will be an interesting matchup when Hernandez takes on David Price and the Tigers on Saturday.
Honorable mention: Carlos Gomez (MIL), Daniel Murphy (NYM), Justin Morneau (COL), Corey Dickerson (COL), and Phil Hughes (MIN)
David Ortiz, BOS
Last week: 1-15 (.067), 2 RBI
I'm going to blame this on the losing season. In 2012, when the Red Sox finished in last place, Big Papi hit only 23 home runs and had only 60 RBI (in 90 games). The following season, Ortiz hit 30 homers and had 103 RBI. The Red Sox won the World Series that year. Now, Boston is in the basement of the AL East and Ortiz is batting .245 (lowest average in five seasons). The 38-year-old is also batting .231 against right-handed pitchers this season.
Josh Hamilton, LAA
Last week: 1-24 (.042)
If the Angels want any chance of beating the Athletics in the AL West, Hamilton's bat needs to wake up. Last week, he recorded only one hit and it was in 19-inning marathon against the Red Sox. Just 10 games ago, Hamilton was batting .289. Now, his average has dropped to .265. Since the All-Star break, Hamilton is batting .205 with nine RBI in 88 at-bats. Though his .249 batting average against righties is low, at least Hamilton is still batting .307 against lefties this season.
Sonny Gray, OAK
Last week: 11.1 IP, 5 Ks, 6.35 ERA, 2.03 WHIP, and 0 wins
All this pressure of winning might be getting to Gray. At first, with all the injuries, Gray was basically the ace of the A's staff, but the expectations were low. Now, with the acquisitions of Jeff Samardzija and Jon Lester, there is a win now attitude. Gray has now earned the loss in three-straight starts. He was the tough-luck loser to the Royals twice and he was shellacked by the Rays. Maybe, Gray can rebound when Oakland travels to Atlanta.
Dishonorable mention: Carlos Santana (CLE), Charlie Blackmon (COL), Erick Aybar (LAA), Gio Gonzalez (WSH), and John Lackey (STL)


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Guest contributor Tricia Noel joins us to share an interesting disovery left by an anonymous artist on some New Kent County church records.
Although they can provide valuable genealogical and historical information to researchers, poring over church records can be dull and tedious work. The records of Saint Peter's Episcopal Church in New Kent County (Accessions 30117, 19729, and 19740), however, are anything but boring. The vestry books and register, which cover 1685-1801, are heavily adorned with drawings and sketches. These drawings, which occupy many of the records' margins and blank spaces, are mostly amusing depictions of horses, dogs, people, and a building or two. Some drawings of most interest to the historian include several of people with clear depictions of contemporary clothing, including a man in a knee-length, cut away coat, and another in a long, curly wig. The faces were drawn with an attention to expression, and many, with their large noses, huge feet and messy hair, are not flattering. There are a few depictions of symmetical, Colonial style houses. There are several dogs, one of them labelled "Rover," many horses and deer, and one unknown creature, covered with bristles and with a mouth full of dangerous-looking teeth. Several of the images include odd captions, such as "Give me an apple." It is not known who the anonymous artist was, but one can … read more »
The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce that digital images for Franklin County chancery causes, 1787-1912, are now available on the Chancery Records Index. Digital images are available for the years 1787-1912. The complete index covers the years 1787-1929, and original records 1913-1929 are available at The Library of Virginia. Additional post-1913 records are available at the Franklin County Circuit Court Clerk's Office. Following are a few suits of interest found in this collection.
Franklin County chancery cause 1873-050 includes a detailed report on the division of slaves (image# 10-12), including the ages of the slaves. There are suits such as 1836-009 and 1885-027 that involve Franklin County native son and Confederate General, Jubal A. Early, who practiced law in Franklin County before and after the Civil War. Chancery cause 1867-005 is a sad but scandalous divorce suit between James C. Smith and Lucy F. Smith. James Smith returned home from fighting in the Civil War only to learn that his wife had been unfaithful while he was away (image# 2-3). The suit includes depositions given by Mrs. Smith's paramours describing their secret getaways. Chancery cause 1870-006 gives details on the many difficulties women encountered while managing estates. The plaintiff, Nancy B. Ferguson, entrusted the defendant, her nephew Thomas B. Ferguson, with running the day to day affairs of her estate which included numerous … read more »
The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce that the Accomack County chancery causes, 1727-1805, and Fluvanna County chancery causes, 1779-1882, are now available on the Chancery Records Index. The Accomack County material consists of chancery suits recovered from court records found in the attic of the clerk's office in 1996. Additional chancery from Accomack County will be added at a later date. The Fluvanna County chancery causes were separated from court records housed at the Library of Virginia. Additional Fluvanna County chancery records are available at the Circuit Court Clerk's office.
A number of the Accomack County chancery causes for this date range concern the division of slaves. An example is Accomack County chancery cause 1799-019. This suit includes a report of a division of slaves (image # 7) among the heirs of William Taylor. Accomack County chancery cause 1783-013 (image # 13) contains a September 1777 letter that references British losses at the Battle of Brandywine. Accomack County chancery cause 1801-005 is a freedom suit filed by a slave named Mary claiming freedom on the basis of her mother's Native American ancestry. She argues that her mother, Mall Cook, was "one of the native aboriginal Indians of this country" (image #2).
The latest images from the Augusta County Chancery Causes are now available on the Chancery Records Index. With this addition, one hundred boxes of Augusta County chancery covering the time period from 1867 to 1879 can be viewed online.
Following are a few suits of interest found in this latest addition. Augusta County Chancery Cause 1876-058 includes a letter (image# 252-253) written by one of the plaintiffs when he was a soldier in the 25th Virginia Infantry during the Civil War. In Augusta County Chancery Cause 1876-072 (image# 20), a liquor manufacturer sued the city of Staunton claiming the city had no right to tax its liquor. Augusta County Chancery Cause 1877-029 (image #11-15) involves a dispute between a group of former slaves and the executor of the estate of their former master. A genealogical chart of the Dull family can be found in Augusta County Chancery Cause 1879-042 (image#1765).
Transcript of John J. Rusmisel letter to George Rusmisel
Transcript of Staunton City Treasurer letter to L. Bumgardner & Co.
Transcript of Sampson Pelter's will
These cases are representative of the over ten thousand found in the Augusta County Chancery Causes collection that document the rich heritage of Augusta County and western Virginia. This project is made possible by a partnership betweeen the LVA's Circuit Court Records Preservation Program and Augusta County Circuit … read more »
Located among the odds and ends of Accomack County court records is this 1758 advertisement from Landon Carter of Richmond County for his runaway slave Will. Landon Carter was one of the sons of Robert "King" Carter of Lancaster County and a rich man himself. The advertisement is typical of runaway ads in that it seeks to provide as much information as possible about Will in order to facilitate his recapture: looks, personality, friends and family, residence(s), and conjecture as to possible destination. The ads are always interesting for what questions they provoke: What was this "ill-Behaviour" that caused Will to be moved five counties north from Williamsburg to Richmond County? What characteristics did he possess that would cause his owner to call him "sensible for a slave" (presumably a compliment)? Were Will and Sarah particularly close, so much so that after his escape he risked fetching her so that she, too, could be free of slavery and the Carters? Did Will, Sarah and Peter make good their getaway?
(Citation: Accomack County, Free Negro & Slave Records Box 1, Barcode 1138011.)
-Sarah Nerney, Senior Local Records Archivist… read more »

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March 10, 2008
If you want to stay healthy: eat right, exercize, and see your doctor once a year, right? Not necessarily! Despite conventional wisdom that an annual exam is essential for good health, some experts now say that yearly checkup may be "overkill."
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Film Based Programming at Way
Way Public Library strives to offer a diverse selection of different movie-based programs throughout the year. Some of these events involve a speaker while others do not. You can find a schedule and more information about each of these event types by clicking on a link below.
Reel Talk | Reel Art@Way | Show Me the Movie | Reel Opinions with WGTE Public Media
Reel Talk
|October 23, 2014
|Singin' in the Rain
|November 13, 2014
|Love Find Andy Hardy
|December 11, 2014
|Champagne for Caesar
|January 8, 2015
|The Innocents
|February 12, 2015
|The Little Colonel
|March 12, 2015
|The Red Pony
|April 16, 2015
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|September 12, 2014:
|Au Revoir les Enfants (French)
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|November 14, 2014:
|A Separation (Iranian/Farsi)
|December 12, 2014:
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|January 16, 2015:
|Firelight (British/English)
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|Something the Lord Made (USA/English)
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|L'Affaire Farewell (French)
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|The Butterfly (French)
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Show Me the Movie - feature films - is a new series at Way and its schedule varies throughout the year. You will notice many movies are still to be decided. We choose to show more recent and highly acclaimed movies when possible and do not know what will be available for those future dates. For Show Me the Movie, contact Lisa Richard (419) 874-3135 x139.
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look at energy weapon types and thier ballence
right now im trying to imagine a game with no DHCs. it sounds.... much easier to balance. the front loaded damage those cause, out side of a successful torp strike to hull, in an anomaly in game. the way they deal thier damage at the begining of the fireing cycle, an quickly give back the energy tey took after then fire, make all your other weapons fire at more healthy energy level, keeping their damage higher. you only need about a second of on target time for them to do thier entire buisness, were BCs need to point for 4 whole seconds, and hog their energy that whole time. its also stupid easy to use them, point ship, hit CRF, deal large spike. with no team support, quite often 4 DHC can pretty much steam roller anything that isn't a heal boat. it would be really interesting to see a couple of premades swap to DCs for some matches and see how it goes. they might not be able to kill anybody.
what to do about that? nerf them? of buff everything else? nerfing DHCs with how powerful healing is right now would be game breaking, no the option that would take more work is needed. but not that much more work really.
also, i have major gripes about beam arrays. one of my characters often uses a single cannon fleet excelsior, the thing is basically an A10 warthog when tac buffed. the other day i dusted off my acc2, crtH1 beam arrays to give them a shot, been a wile since i had used beam arrays at all. i could not have been more disappointed in them. they were pathetic, even on a cruiser with a LTC tac station backed by 4 tac consoles. i was fireing BO3 and cycling APB every 15 seconds, and using DEM3 at its global and it was still pathetic compared to single cannons.
from what i parsed, i was only dealing about 700-1500 dps with them, maxing at 5k dps in a red alert. wile my singles get anywhere between 1500-2000 dps in pvp, and almost 10k in pve. DEM3 dealt only about 6-9% of my total damage with beams, but between 12-17% with single cannons. the only good thing about beams is that i could use BO3 as a 3k to 9k damage closer, the singles lack a closer but tend to leave someone in such a bad way so quickly that a little burst from someone else is more then enough to kill them.
i really couldn't have done more to make beam arrays more effective, other then use a ship i could slot APO3 on, they were just worthless at dealing damage unless i have about 3 minutes with something alone. fed cruisers turn so damn slow, that this is basically their only weapon. and the finest tactical cruiser the feds have couldn't make them do anything of note. i could jump in a kdf cruiser and be a fat escort though easily, they can turn at a usable measure and use weapons that actually do something. thats the cruiser effectiveness baseline as far as im concerned, theres no reason for fed cruisers to be 1/3 as effective at dealing damage.
keep your 'cruisers are not damage dealer' arguments to your self, they are, when they arent being support boats. high end DEM and high end EWP can be used to hilarious effect, rivaling escort damage, being able to slot multiple holds along with plenty of heals, and on a single cannon excelsior having basically no end to on target up time. im not saying an odyssey or star cruiser should be as dangerous as a vorcha, but a regent or excelsior should be.
im not advocating raising all fed cruiser turn rates to 10 and letting them use DHCs, something more IP friendly and different would be better. first, the fireing rate and look beams have when you use FAW should be the new normal. that alone might be enough of a boost to their DPS, their lazy rate of fire is one of their biggest problems, along with not having a CRF equivalent. it also makes DEM suck with beams, hardly doing anything. CRF is a gigantic buff to cannon damage and effectiveness, honestly too great of a buff, but everything's sort of balanced around that so oh well. FAW is terrible and turns 95% acc beams into 75% acc garbage that spreads its damage harmlessly over any target in range. ether make beam arrays fire at FAW speed naturally, or make FAW a single target, accurate ability.
single cannons look exactly like turrets, this is bad for recognition. i have heard devs say they want things to be visually distinctive so the player knows what they are dealing with, well this is a case were they have failed at doing that. luckily, theres an easy solution. there is already an in game programing asset for a heavy single cannon, borg tac cubes use it, it looks like a single barrel DHC shot, has a DHC like firing cycle, and in the combat log appears as a 'heavy plasma cannon'. replace single cannons with these heavy cannons and they would be GREAT weapons. they would have DHC style front loaded damage, but less of it with more arc. could probably keep the dps the same, or raise it a bit to compensate for beam array's now higher DPS.
oh i might as well mention DCs. give them a 90 degree firing arc, and have them drain 8 energy and they would be worthy of consideration. i'm serious.
DBBs could get a similar treatment that beam arrays got, or not. their purpose is to deliver BOs, thats it. singles with CFR out damage DBBs so bad its embarrassing. use singles in number, not DBBs
cant complain about turrets, though right now im positive that an 8 turret excelsior with a cannons skill at its global would out damage any 8 beam array build. beams are that bad right now.
Learn to play :P
No, seriously. A scisci fitted as a beamboat can do ~1.5k sustained dps (plugin v2011), a tactical cruiser beamboat can go above 2k (all numbers without FAW).
You have to be careful in which situation you measure the damage. If the opposing team dies to short escort bursts within seconds of entering the fight, you won't be able to get much damage from your beams that require more time to destroy something. But if the fight takes longer, beam arrays can do a lot to provide pressure damage.
Try using a solid EPtW instead of gimmicky DEM+BO builds.
EPtW? that is so 2011, that brings back memories. now, tac cruisers run on AtB with tech doffs, maybe 2, reducing all their abilities to global, and buffing their energy levels, like EPtW would. DEM3 at global, BO3, or FAW if you for some reason want it at global, overcaped weapons energy, an attack pattern, maybe omega at global. really, you cant do better then that in a tac cruiser, it actually makes them good ships. and when comparing beam arrays to single cannons on that platform, there was no comparison.
sure, when you unload beam damage into tanks the DPS will be crap, but thats true for even DHCs. 90% of the matches i parse only the damage dealers get close to or barely pass 2k dps because resistance is so crazy, only to deal 15 to 20k dps in an stf next. i bet a sci/sci could do at least 1500 dps with 4 flow cap buffed tet glider, ive seen that be devastating. is glider somewhere recorded in the log?
EPtW? lol learn to play tac cruisers in 2012/13 :D
dontdrunkimshoot it right, but this is too complicated. Simplier (and cheaper) sollution:
reduce healing, AI hitpoints, fix cannons power drain (make it drain power like beams do). Here you go. Cannons drain as much power as beams making beams viable again and 4xDHC build not viable again. Reduced healing means that lower damage does not affect PvP and yet gives the beams additional damage (relatively speaking).
And it would make PvE more game interesting with anyone else then escorts being viable and escorts forced to cooperate (reduced healing = less tankiness in escorts). Some eng consoles (EPS ones) will be usefull again too.
It should be very, very simple to implement - it's just about changing few numbers. Ballancing it correctly may be a bit difficult, but community should help here.
But then... how Devs would play the game? They would need to think, or what?
i will just say that 99% of the time my beam ship comes up vs a cannon ship my beam ship will own them. its all in the piloting skill and heal buff timing vs their spike damage. if you don't believe me catch me in game someday ill get on my beam ship vs your cannon escort :P
My EPtW scisci beamboat shall beat your AtB/DEM cruiser!
can i watch, am thinking about reviving my all beam sci, but my kdf A2B just seems hard to beat :)
So maybe fight my EPtW tac cruiser? But I guess I should swap ES for EWP for a duel and replace ST with HE.
/me throws a idea into the ring.
Raise beams firing rang to say 12.5 or even 15km.
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Arts and Sciences Students Receive Research Funds
DEC. 7, 2006--The College of Arts and Sciences Fund for Excellence has awarded almost $4500 to student research projects. The grants are relegated to undergrads researching under a CAS faculty member and are designed to support student participation with faculty in educational opportunities beyond the classroom.
The fall 2006 recipients and their respective areas, projects, advisors and co-investigators are:
Humanities and Fine Arts
Art: Sarah Engen, South St. Paul, Minn. Project Advisor: Morgan Clifford. Engen will apply the award towards attending the Annual International Surface Design Association Conference in Kansas City, MO and present work in conference exhibition, "The Sum of the Parts."
Music: Simon Traynor, Beldenville, Wis. Project Advisor: Thomas Barnett
Co-Investigators: Michael Defenbaugh, Pine City, Minn.; Michael Freedman, Maple Grove, Minn.; Jason Eldridge, St. Paul, Minn.; Rachel Burns, Mazeppa, Minn.; Jesse Talbot, Anoka, Minn.; Jamie DeGolier, Comstock, Wis.; Nathan Hintz, Scandinavia, Wis.; Katelyn Peterson, Milaca, Minn.; Dan Goldsmith, New Brighton, Minn. These trumpet studio students will visit one area school a month to introduce students and faculty to what is available on campus, as well as present a wide variety of musical literature from many periods. The funds will go to purchasing new literature and provide travel expenses.
Sciences and Mathematics
Biology: Mitra Naserai, River Falls, Wis. Project Advisor: Kim Mogen. Supplies for research project on bacteria-destroying virus to control bacterial infection in bean sprouts will be acquired with the award money.
Broad Field Science and Physics: Ann Deml, Medford, Wis. Project Advisor: Earl Blodgett. Co-Investigator: Matthew Blodgett, Boyceville, Wis. The award will go towards attending the American Association of Physics Teachers and American Astronomical Society joint winter conference to present. M. Blodgett will demonstrate the Gauss Gun he constructed, which launches a ferromagnetic projectile using a pulsed electromagnet. Deml will present the results of her summer internship working with the ComPADRE outreach web site.
Chemistry: James Herbison, Tomahawk, Wis. Project Advisor: Karl Peterson. The award money will be used to purchase materials for the study of a chemical process that contributes to the synthesis of the incarvillateiene molecule.
Chemistry: Lucas Stolp, New Richmond, Wis. Project Advisor: David Rusterholz. The award money will go towards chemical analysis on 11 compounds synthesized in summer 2006.
Physics: Justin Smith, St. Paul, Minn. Project Advisor: Matthew Vonk. The plan for the award money is to purchase materials for, design and construct a robot that will balance on two wheels.
Physics: Michael Tate, Muskego, Wis. Project Advisor: Lowell McCann. Materials will be purchased to build and examine a device called a "quantum eraser," which has applications as an encryption device that makes interception of transmitted data physically impossible.
Katherine Ward, Hudson, Wis. Project Advisor: Glenn Spiczak. Co-Investigator: Cadie Boyung, West Bend, Wis. Ward and Boyung plan to use the award to purchase a Coronad PST, Personal Sonar Telescope to investigate its capabilities while documenting observations of a wide range of solar phenomena during a waxing phase of solar activity.
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Psychology: Rhiana Wegner, Prescott, Wis. Project Advisor: Travis Tubre. Wegner will present research examining gender differences in coping responses to same-sex and opposite-sex sexual harassment at the Annual Conference of the Midwest Psychological Association in Chicago.
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Later, Ice-T, who noted the irony that he was a former "Cop Killer" who now plays a cop on Law and Order: SVU, explained his gangsta rap origins thusly: "Unconventional enemies require unconventional tactics." An aside: I once saw Mr. Cop Killer at a bright fuchsia Dashing Diva nail salon, holding his hot blonde wife Coco's purse while she got her nails done. He passed the time by watching a Michelle Branch video. Ah, the perils of keeping it real.
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I have been knitting since February of 2007 and haven't stopped since! I love knitting and can't believe it took me this long to get up the nerve to learn. I taught myself via the videos on knittinghelp.com and then I taught my mom who is 67 to knit too. I've been crocheting since I was a teen but just recently started crocheting more detailed projects. I also most recently became interested in scrapbooking since getting a Cricut as a gift and you'll find me either doing that or knitting most of the time.
I work pt in my home salon 2 days a week and have been married for 30 years to a wonderful man. We have 2 grown children... a daughter 27 and a son 22. We also have 3 toy poodles.
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It has been more than six years since our beloved grandma passed away on Jan 9, 2007. Yet loads of fond memories of her remain in the hearts of her children and her children's children, including myself.
My mother, who is single-handedly responsible for my academic and non-academic achievements so far, is the best mother I can ever ask for.
My mother is kind, gentle and has a warm heart. Mother's Day comes once a year. Some people think that if they buy their mothers flowers and a card on this day that they have fulfilled their obligation as children for the rest of the year.
Dear Mum, you've been a lovely tiger mum - being strict yet forgiving. Even though you aren't a law professor at Yale, your painstaking upbringing of me has brought me this far.
Happy Mother's Day! Nothing beats waking up early in the morning, going to the market with her and helping her to prepare the food for a family beach outing later!
As I began writing this I realised how little I understand about my mother. I say this not because I am unfilial but because of how self-sacrificing she is.
Dear Mum, thanks for all the support, encouragement and advice you have given me over the years. Wishing you a Happy Mother's Day!
Thanks Mummy for taking care of our health with nutritious food and drinks! Feeding us lots of fruits and veggies. Happy Mother's Day!
My mum is a housewife. She is 44 but she looks 25. She's one of the most fashionable mothers I have ever seen. And she knows a lot about the advanced technology too.
I miss you, Ma. From Australia with love, Yip
My mother, Madam Ter Siok, is the loveliest and warmest person in my life.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Thank you for being the Greatest Woman, Mum and Daughter.
This week, seven-year-old Jason asked me what I would like for Mother's Day: "Can I use my savings to buy you a present?"
Five years ago, almost to the day, I sat on a plane, puffy- eyed and dazed as New York City disappeared from my view and my 22-hour journey home to Singapore began.
Today, no card written by a stranger and printed in a factory and placed in the Mother's Day section of a shop will arrive in the home of an 80-year-old woman in India. No, not going to happen, it's just not our style.
THESE days, Baihakki Khaizan is a key player in the LionsXII's title assault in the Malaysian Super League.
She plays personal assistant, chef, chauffeur and confidante to her swimmer son.
At any local or overseas regattas involving Singapore sailors, there is usually one constant - Sharifah Masturah Shahab and her home-made smoothies.
My mum suddenly became a widow 30 years ago when my dad was killed in a car accident. As an uneducated woman, she worked and soiled her hands and feet to bring her four little monkeys up.
I just want to thank you for all the sacrifices you have made for me ever since I was born. No matter how minor or major these sacrifices were, they are deeply appreciated!
Thank you for pulling this family together, even in the hardest of times.
When Madam Kwa Geok Choo, former PM Lee Kuan Yew's wife, passed away, I decided to buy, read and keep that day's copy of The Sunday Times. In my eyes, both Madam Kwa and my mum share the same similarities, ie they were both very outstanding ladies.
Thank you Mum for being different.
My mom is many things: She's a competent accountant, herbalist/doctor, excellent chef, mediocre singer, reflective philosopher, efficient nurse, amazing housekeeper, and an awesome mother.
This year is the first Mother's Day without my mother on this Earth but she will always remain in my heart.
She is always there for me in joy, and in sadness. My mother has given me a wonderful childhood.
Mum brought me up single-handedly. My dad, a prominent gambler, passed away when I was seven months old. He did not leave behind a single cent. Instead, we were riddled with debts.
My family thought she could reach a ripe old age, but it was not the case. I am glad all her suffering has ended and I want to take this opportunity to share how an incredible woman she is as a mother.
Even though she has passed on for more than six years, we still remember her as someone we could trust and depend on when help was needed; someone who could patiently listen to your problems; and someone whom you could seek views and advice.
My admiration, My adoration, My love for you is all beyond what words can express.
We want you to have the best Mothers' Day ever!
Through good times and through not-so-good-times, we stuck it out together.
When I join in the family meals, I often get the chicken drumstick from both mothers, being the one who `needs the nourishment'.
A mother's love for her child is an endless fountain of grace.
Since I was young, she would go the extra mile to connect with me, to understand my interests as well as know my friends and the various things happening in my life.
In remembrance of my mother, Chia Hwee Lan (1905-1943)
You're the glue that holds our family together.
A tribute to my mother, Mrs Pearl Fernando
As the primary caregiver for my dad who suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 2004, my mother, Madam Gowry, has been looking after him day and night with relentless devotion and unconditional love.
No matter how hard life gets, Mum is always there for us.
My mother is Madam Chong Hong Eng, who is 79 this year. She is a picture of beauty and poise and a pillar of strength and hope.
My mother, Mrs Tan Kim Boay, had to stop going to school when she was eight years old. She worked in a rubber plantation to earn extra income to support her siblings.
At the tender age of 19, Mum was certainly a head-turner, but she chose to marry an honest-looking man who is eight years her senior.
Dearest Mum, seven years have passed. Your memory still lives on. How I wish you were with me this Mother's Day.
Not exactly the most articulate son or daughter, but still want to express your deepest appreciation to Mum this weekend? Why not curate your own MP3/YouTube playlist, plug your mobile device to speakers and surprise her with it on Sunday?
WHEN her daughter told her to look at a webpage yesterday, housewife Loke Wai May, 52, did not expect to see her own face staring back at her.
WOMEN who raise their children alone are being given a well-earned treat - a Mother's Day bowling session.
When her son Kyle started developing eczema at the age of one, Ms Laurel Tan panicked. She was not sure what had triggered the reaction or what she could do to prevent it from happening again.
My mum, who is 79, was admitted to Changi General Hospital when she suffered a heart attack last month. She has since been discharged but her health is deteriorating.
We lost our beloved mother, Madam Tay, last November to pneumonia.
Dear Mummy, we love you. We wish you happiness and good health.
Through our growing-up years, our Mum, Madam Agnes Yu Yang Hwa, has always been there for us - to prepare delicious Chinese cuisine; to drive us around the island for sports-training sessions and music lessons; and to periodically sacrifice time, sleep, energy and money for us so that we can have the best of everything.
It is never an easy task for a woman to raise her child, much less a child with a medical condition.
Dear Chia Soon Kim (or "Tam Zie" in Cantonese, as she is affectionately called by her friends and relatives), thank you for being my best and most loving mother.
Like many youth, Ms Aqila Abu was slightly apprehensive when a Facebook request from her mother first popped up in her notifications about three years ago.
This picture was taken in Ipoh, Malaysia, 40 years ago and my mum, Lily Goh, still looks as good then and now. She was 18 in the photo.
I miss my mum, Madam Teo Bee Kim, dearly even after seven years of her death.
To celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday, Straits Times cartoonist Lee Chee Chew has created an e-greeting you can send to your Mum.
My mother single-handedly took on the tedious chore of taking care of my bedridden father, who is now 67, as well as us, her four children.
Your kuay pai tee, heaped to the brim with a savoury compote ...
I do not know how many more Mother's Days my siblings and I can celebrate with my mum Madam Cheong Choi.
Tiramisu was the first recipe that 2am: dessertbar's chef-owner Janice Wong learnt from her housewife mother Agnes, 55, at the age of 10.
Raising a chilli coward must have been really appalling for my poor mother, Madam Joyce Lim, 73, who loves spicy food. But here I am, breaking out in sweat when I tuck into anything with chilli in it, gulping cold milk or yogurt when the heat gets too much.
Mee siam is the signature dish of chef Malcolm Lee's mother Julie Koh.
To honour the memory of her late mother, Madam Siti Mastura Alwi sticks to the tradition of cooking her signature fenugreek porridge on the first day of Ramadan.
My mother, Mrs Betty Yong, loves travelling. She is 62 this year.
Madam Tay Et has no big wish for Mother's Day this Sunday.
Local Mandopop superstar Stefanie Sun may soon be releasing songs inspired by her baby. Speaking to Life! in a one- on-one interview at Goodwood Park Hotel on Tuesday, the 34-year-old says she has found herself "making up songs" and singing to her son, now six months old, all the time.
Kate Middleton may be expanding around the middle, but the Duchess of Cambridge, who is close to seven months pregnant, is still making the best-dressed list in a parade of stylish maternity outfits.
Evergreen Taiwanese singer Fei Yu Ching wants to charm the socks off your mum.
Two decades ago, when dental surgeon Irene Chua found she could not talk to her teenage daughter, she wrote letters to her.
When teenager Melvin Teo calls "mummy", two women may respond.
When her son David was diagnosed with schizophrenia and refused to speak to her for 15 months, housewife Elsie Ting did not let it break her or her family.
If your mother and wife were drowning at the same time, whom would you save first?
New Yahoo! chief executive officer Marissa Mayer may have a tough time at the helm of the Internet company. She may have a tougher time winning over women, especially working mothers.
I had a glimpse of the dreaded future while going through some preschool homework with my son recently.
I did an incredibly stupid thing while preparing for the birth of my first child five years ago.
On any given work day, I get less than two hours of face-time with my kids. Of this limited period, a precious chunk is spent on the road, as I drive them home from my mum's place, and looking at them from a distance, as my husband and I hurry through dinner while they tear around the house.
The love notes first surfaced last year.
I secretly hoped last week that Jason would make a mistake in spelling.
One overcast Sunday, my husband was out cycling with our six-year-old son Jason when a storm struck.
When my sister walked into my home one recent Friday evening, she saw a mess of toys, clothes and newspapers strewn around my living room and remarked to me: "You must have been very busy at work this week".
Photographers from The Straits Times share photos of their mothers as we commemorate Mother's Day this weekend.
Artist Adam Lee charts the progression of motherhood in this comic strip.
Artist Miel looks back on how his mother made him what he is today.
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Research Output for Kay Moulton-Graham
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
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1997 School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education
Moulton-Graham, K., Wigg, G., Kavanagh, M. and Mould, H. (1997) Functional Literacies of Householders: Current Demands and Coping Strategies - a Report of a Pilot Study, The Australian Journal of Language and Literacy, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 53-69, Australina Literacy Educators' Association, Queensland [C1]
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1996 School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education
Kavanagh, M., Moulton-Graham, K. and Wigg, G.* (1996) The School Newsletter: A Reflective Piece, Changing Education, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 8-9, DCEC, Geelong [C3]
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Grants and Consultancies
No grants and/or consultancies found or audited – the 2014 HERDC financial return has not been completed or loaded as yet.
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Kay Moulton-Graham
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A thick slab of beef defines the culinary ethos of the country more than any other dishthose cowboys weren't herding free-range chickens. In the past, all of this could be had for a pittance, and Tad's did just fine. The new steak houses are temples to the glory of high living, with gusher prices to match their Texas-sized portions.
The recently opened Del Frisco's is such a place. Located smack-dab in the Midtown caverns, this Lone Star import is built in the grand manner. Nothing small is used when something bigger is available. Huge windows, a monumental staircase, and seats designed to hold backsides that have disregarded calories for decades create a decor crying for the return of the three-martini lunch. Yet, this is a steak house for the new millennium: made for sealing that dotcom deal or putting the Mont Blanc to the megabuck hip-hop contract. Over the top, too much, tasteless. Then the food arrived and I was hooked.
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New York, NY 10020
Category: Restaurant > Steakhouse
Region: West 40s
Appetizers like fried oysters ($11.95), eight hefty bivalves lightly battered and done to crisp perfection, are there to allow you to finish your single malt before moving on to the Mouton Rothschild. Even those essaying the diet route with a salad will be undone by the thick chunks of summer-ripe tomato and bitey onion doused with an emulsion of blue cheese and mayo and topped with snippets of scallion or sauced with avocado goddess dressing ($9.95). Pass on the 26-ounce lobster unless your trust fund has just declared a dividendit costs $117.95. Think instead of the 16-ounce rib eye steak ($29.95) or the two eight-ounce lamb chops ($31.95). The former defines well-prepared red meatflavorful, slightly smoky with a bit of char, and a bit of chew as a treat for the teeth. The lamb comes with a '50s-evoking ramekin of mint jelly and is fittingly gamy.
Steak without spuds is like Mutt without Jeff, so settle in for a sharing portion of the chateau potatoes ($5.95), a creamy mound of butter-and-scallion-infused "smashed." I felt the need for green and ordered the daily vegetable special ($6.95)tiny string beans that would have passed for haricots verts elsewhere, sautéed with slivered shiitakes and shallots. Dessert was out of the question, but mixed berries ($11.95) went well with the last of the bottle of Brouilly ($35) that I found scouring the Webster's-sized wine list for something I could afford. I don't have to be a cardiologist or a banker to know that this isn't everyday fare. But for someone operating on the theory of half now and half for home, an occasional rib eye à la Del Frisco's is the meat to beat.
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Lucille Washington, age 76, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011, at Gilmore Memorial Hospital of Amory.
Funeral services are today, Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011, at 2 p.m. from Palestine M.B. Church in Woodland, with the Rev. Ricky Pratt officiating. Burial will follow in New Hope Cemetery in Woodland.
The body will lie in state from 1 p.m. until service time.
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Maude Ester Moore, age 81, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011, at Dugan Memorial Home.
Funeral services are Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011, at noon from St. Paul M,B. Church, with the Rev. Eddie Longstreet officiating. Burial will follow in Siloam M.B. Church Cemetery.
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From the article: Perspective in Paintings
Do you love perspective, or do you hate it? Is it something that comes easily to you, or do you struggle with it? What do you think is the most important thing to remember when learning perspective? What do you wish you'd discovered earlier? Do you have a favorite shortcut or trick? Share your views on perspective, good or bad, here.
Views on Perspective
- I love solving perspectives by the clock method or by using a pencil or a foot rule as horizon line. Third method is to draw what I see.
- —Manharmuni
Don't Make it Hard
- Mention the name perspective to some and they immediately freeze. Take the time to study the basics of perspective and then translate them to angles that are evident in the scene/subject you are painting. Use a measuring stick and view finder as aids. Think of the angles as lying on a grid and duplicate them on the gird you have on the canvas. Do same size sight drawing to move the angles and lines to the canvas. To sum it up, there are a few ways other than technical drawing with a t-square and triangle to draw/paint the angles and forms.
- —rghirardi
Ahhh Perspective
- I love perspective....It allows us to take 3 dimensional objects and create them on 2 dimensional surfaces. Using it we can create the illusion of depth and distance.
- —richmason
Perspective is a Tool
- To paraphrase Humpty Dumpty it is a question of who is to be master. It is a tool in your toolbox. Even in representational painting, there are non-Western traditions such as Persian miniatures and Japanese woodcuts to name a couple, where parallel lines can run parallel and do not approach each other. And in icons in the Orthodox churches the traditional icons sometimes use reverse perspective where, say a table is wider at the FAR end. Approaches like these tend to emphasize the surface and deemphasize deep space, and may actually be a better choice for works that emphasize ornamented or highly colored surfaces. Personally, I have a "sick" relationship with perspective as I want to dominate it and make it serve my purposes. This is especially useful in cases where I want to emphasize abstract qualities and not introduce a third dimension that distracts from the qualities of the painting as a physical surface.
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Change the Perspective
- I have to remind myself to change the perspective in my paintings. The eye is always viewing from a slightly elevated angle, directly at the scene. Seldom have I employed the birds or worms' eye view, and seldom do I allow objects in the foreground to obscure the details in the mid and background. So I need to do a number of varying perspectives of the same scene. Practice perfects.
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- I hate it, although the "clock" idea seems to help some. I have bought several books on perspective, listened to others teach on it, but I still struggle with it every time I paint!
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- On the old building the perspective point was off the reference photograph, so I pasted a page of blank paper to the side of the photo and drew the perspective lines to an intersection point. Then I clamped a second canvas to the side of the intended painting and located the vanishing point on it in order to draw in the building lines correctly.
- —wiltonnelson
See It as a Clock
- Visualizing the angles of objects as the hour-hand on a clock really works for me. For instance, a vanishing line is coming up to the horizon line at "four o'clock", or down at "one o'clock". It's then easy to 'see' the angle when I draw the line on my paper/canvas.
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my name is diana and my first car was a firebird and i had for 12yr my baby sapphaire blue; when i go out with my friends we love to sing and dance to the 80's song that the dj is playin and since i drive myself i only limit myself to 2 drinks and the rest is water i cant express myself on how much dancin and singin with my friends at the club is so much fun and i'm usually the first one on the dance floor. i do have family time i take my kids out to the movies and the park or we just have fun in the house paintin, drawin, colorin with my kids and takin care of my doggies walkin them and let the run around the neighbor hood. i like to make my friends laugh and tell jokes and have plan fun i do write poems but i keep them to myself and have not found anyone who i can share them with. i would like to have someone in my life who can be positve in mylife and go to the gym with me and make me laugh and my kids, who can hold me when i cry in the time of need who can love me for who i am my true colors and get to know me and i do for him also. i also like to work on cars not afraid to get under the hood of a car or under the car and get my hands greesey believe i've been on my own for a long time and i've had a firebird 92 3.1 v-6 and i did a tune up on it changed the raditior and what not on it i had no man but i learn with my brothers and friends and when my car broke down no one to help me what i can do on my own i can cut the lawn and trim it and take care of the rose bushes i can cook but in all this time i think it is time for a man to take care of me a little and me feel beautiful just a little so come and b the hero that i need in my world i need someone to save me i do kind of like a little challenge not tooo much; i just sign up in a gym the 600 plus in edinburg,tx and lookin for a gym buddy to go with me, my x-bf called me all kind of names so myself estem is kind of low so i need a hero a gym buddy hero can someone be my hero
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The development of fishes is unique in some specific aspects compared to the development of other animals.
Cleavage, or initial cell division, of the fish zygote is meroblastic, meaning the early cell divisions are not complete. The yolky end of the egg (the vegetal pole) remains homogenous while the other end (the animal pole) undergoes cell division.[1]
The fate of each of these first cells, called blastomeres, is determined by its location. This contrasts with the situation in some other animals, such as mammals, in which each blastomere can develop into any part of the organism.[1]
Neurulation, the formation of the central nervous system, is different in fishes than in most other chordates. The neural tube begins as a solid cord formed from the ectoderm. This cord then sinks into the embryo and becomes hollow, forming the neural tube. This process contrasts with the process in other chordates, which occurs by an infolding of the ectoderm to form a hollow tube.[2]
Sex determination[edit]
Many species of fishes are hermaphrodites. Some, such as the painted comber (Serranus scriba), are synchronous hermpahrodites. These fish have both ovaries and testes and can produce both eggs and sperm at the same time. Others are sequential hermaphrodites. These fishes start life as one sex and undergo a genetically programmed sex change at some point during development. Their gonads have both ovarian and testicular tissues, with one type of tissue predominant while the fish belongs to the corresponding gender.[3]
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This is the first biography of the last and greatest British idealist philosopher, R. G. Collingwood (1889-1943), a man who both thought and lived at full pitch. Best known today for his philosophies of history and art, Collingwood was also a historian, archaeologist, sailor, artist, and musician. A figure of enormous energy and ambition, he took as his subject nothing less than the whole of human endeavor, and he lived in the same way, seeking to experience the complete range of human passion. In this vivid and swiftly paced narrative, Fred Inglis tells the dramatic story of a remarkable life, from Collingwood's happy Lakeland childhood to his successes at Oxford, his archaeological digs as a renowned authority on Roman Britain, his solo sailing adventures in the English Channel, his long struggle with illness, and his sometimes turbulent romantic life.
In a manner unheard of today, Collingwood attempted to gather all aspects of human thought into a single theory of practical experience, and he wrote sweeping accounts of history, art, science, politics, metaphysics, and archaeology, as well as a highly regarded autobiography. Above all, he dedicated his life to arguing that history--not science--is the only source of moral and political wisdom and self-knowledge.
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"The UPA committed corruption in the sky (2G), land (Commonwealth) and underground (coal). There is no area where it did not indulge in corruption," she said.
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San Francisco, California
My Rating
Lovely views around the bay and was the perfect night for a cruise! Food was pretty good with a variety to choose from. Didn't get to go under the bridge though and I thought that was supposed to be included but it did get a little choppy as we got closer so maybe that's why? A great way to see San Francisco it from a different side.
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