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Hard work and a good work ethic have been what Nathan Pugh has relied on his whole life.
The Starkville High School senior was selected as Starkville Daily News Player of the Year in baseball.
Danny Carlisle, who retired as SHS coach after the season, remembers how serious Pugh took his responsibility as a Yellowjacket.
"I'd be leaving the field late and I remember one particular day I was coming back to the field," Carlisle said. "I left my sunglasses on the shelf so came back and I met Pugh. He was walking over to the field and he's got a bat. I asked him what he was doing and he said, 'Coach, I tell you what. If you visualize it and see it, it can happen.' This was before we played Neshoba Central the first time and he said, 'I'm going to envision and see myself getting the game-winning hit in the last inning or extra innings.'"
Pugh delivered on that by hitting a walk-off double in the bottom of the eighth to give the Yellowjackets a win over the Rockets.
"What does he do but hits a double down the line to score Max Bartlett from first in that very next game we played," Carlisle said. "Work habits, he's up there all the time. You have to have a partner when you are hitting and Max was his partner. They put in the extra hours. He has unquestionable character and is a great role model for other kids to look up to."
His handwork has seemed to pay off. Pugh led the Jackets with a .468 batting average, 25 RBI and 44 hits.
Pugh also had nine doubles, two triples and a home run.
"I worked a lot harder this year than I have any other year," Pugh said. "Me and my teammate Max Bartlett did a bunch of hitting together. When we'd hit, we would visualize ourselves getting big hits. He helped and encouraged me and I encouraged him. All of my teammates helped each other get better."
For Pugh, it was his last year, but also for his coach. There was a lot of motivation and a lot to play for this season in Pugh's eyes.
"I wanted to not only get better myself, but help my teammates get better," Pugh said. "I wanted to win a championship this year."
Pugh was a versatile player and was selected by the coach's to the Class 5A All-State first team as a utility player.
"I had a big role for the team," Pugh said. "They depended on me a lot and that's what you want. I'm glad I could be that guy that my team depended on. I did whatever they wanted me to."
Pugh was also the number two pitcher for the Jackets. He pitched 57.2 innings, registered a 5-4 record, struck out 54 batters and registered a 1.25 walks and hits per innings pitched. He also had a earned run average of 2.55.
Pugh will continue his career at Pearl River Community College next season.
"It is real exciting," Pugh said. "It's a dream. I have been dreaming my whole life to play college baseball and to see how hard work will let anything happen. It is something I have worked hard for my whole life. I'm excited about going to the next level continuing playing baseball, getting better at what I do and sharing the love of Christ."
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FORT WALTON BEACH — County Commissioners on Tuesday rejected a bid by beach safety officials to prohibit swimmers from going more than 300 feet from shore in the Gulf of Mexico.
The board voted 4-1 to remove the 300-foot restriction when it approved a long list of changes to the law that governs county parks.
Commissioner Wayne Harris voted no.
Beach safety officials proposed the 300-foot limit to discourage "extreme swimmers" who insist on swimming in red and double-red flag conditions. They said those swimmers often prompt wide-scale emergency responses that cause confusion and putting rescuers at risk.
But most commissioners said that restricting how far out people can swim places an undue burden on beach visitors.
Commissioner Nathan Boyles praised county lifeguards but said the 300-foot limit is unnecessary.
"When you look at the numbers, our lifeguards performed a rescue in about one of every 102 hours they were on the beach," said Boyles, who added that such a frequency is reasonable. "I can live with that level of having to react to what might be a false alarm. Our firefighters do it. Our police do it. Our sheriffs do it."
Commissioner Kelly Windes agreed, reminding the board that with tourism on the rebound, a stringent swimming restriction might send the wrong message to visitors.
"The beaches are to be used and enjoyed," he said. "I understand the safety net they're wanting to put up, but the 300-foot thing is a little tough for me to swallow."
Harris said he changed his mind about the swimming proposal after speaking with county Public Safety Director Dino Villani and Beach Safety Director Tracey Vause about the problems lifeguards face.
"It's not for the regular swimmer," Harris said. "It's not even for the people who come down here on a regular basis. It's for the people who can't control themselves, whether it be alcohol or stupidity. … We have to have something to be able to say you're not doing it right and you have to suffer the consequences of your dumb actions."
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BONIFAY — The mayor of Panama City Beach, Gayle Oberst, paid a visit to the Bonifay Kiwanis Club as a guest speaker at their March 27 meeting.
"With the road becoming a four-lane, their driveway essentially will be our driveway and with only 45 miles and two red lights separating us, we're practically becoming neighbors," said Roger Brooks, program coordinator for Bonifay Kiwanis Club.
Oberst agreed with Brooks, saying that a large majority of their visitors come through Bonifay and that the expansion and improvements in Panama City Beach also affected the Bonifay area as well because of the four-lane expansion project to State Road 79.
"The new airport is doing well and we may be getting another low cost carrier with Delta," said Oberst. "Our address is Panama City Beach, not just Panama City. Pier Park was finished in 2008 and they do have a Pier Park West and they are planning on selling that."
She said there was groundbreaking ceremony held just north of that property where they expect another shopping center to be erected and will include stores such as Dick's Sporting Goods, Rooms to Go, Logan's Steak House, Chili's and a Fresh Market or World Market.
"We've opened yet another Super Walmart, but it is not replacing the other Walmart it is in addition to, as well as a new Shoney's at Pier Park; and that means thousands of new jobs for this area," said Oberst. "Aaron Bessant Park is a beautiful park located next to Pier Park and through the Tourist Development Council and the benefits from BP due to the Oil Spill we were able to redo that area. The new stage is big enough for some professional acts to come in."
She said on April 5 there would be a performance held there by the Panama City Pop Orchestra then later on there would be a jazz festival and performances by Martin Theater.
"We're trying to bring some culture to the beach," she said. "We're adding 58 more bathrooms to Pier Park and when I mentioned this while waiting in line to the women's restroom and got a standing ovation."
Oberst said there would also be an upcoming festival site, which will be parking during events and three soccer fields when it wasn't in use.
"There's a 3,000-acre conservation park with nature trails and board walks free to the public that came from efforts with every environmental conservation agency in Florida to stop putting reused water into the Bay," she said. "We've used Department of Transportation grants to pave nine miles outside the parks. We're transforming Front Beach Road to include a mass transient lane and underground utilities."
They've completed three streets and one section of Front Beach Road, according to Oberst.
"We've completed the place in front of Pineapple Willie's," she said. "It is beautiful with places to walk and sit and wander it leisure. This is an exciting development for our area."
She also thanked Bonifay for being an area that helps traffic arrive in Panama City Beach.
"Since you're helping us get traffic to us we've had over 200,000 visit our area last weekend alone," said Oberst. "Things are going very well for Spring Break, we've only had one casualty who drank himself to death. We've increased our protection efforts, there's more security and they're more strict."
She said that Back Beach Road has been enabled with fiber optics at all the lights to help alleviate congestion.
"There's a room with a wall of televisions featuring every light on Back Beach Road," she said. "They're constantly being monitored and those lights can be tripped if they need to alleviate congestion. We're also six-laning more of Back Beach Road, which increased traffic capacity by 25 percent."
Oberst also said that Panama City Beach is growing fast.
"We've almost doubled our population since the last census," she said. "For the first time Bay County and Panama City Beach got together to make our ordinances the same and developed a mutual aide agreement, which allows arrests to expand into each of our areas and increases our security."
She said that Bed Tax is now at five cents to the dollar and managed by the Tourist Development Council, a Bay County Agency, to renourish the beach and market to outside areas that they are a "fun, family beach."
"The TDC did a great job with the Oil Spill," said Oberst. "We talked about no oil on the beach and that people could keep coming out to a safe clean beach when the scare was at it's highest."
She said that things are looking very well for Panama City Beach.
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Who did write The World of Poo?
The copyright is shared with The Discworld Emporium, so you have a choice of four people besides the other copyright entity of Sir Terry and Lyn. My guess is that Bernard Pearson had a hand in it.
I heard it said with conviction that it was Bernards wife Isobel, who had the biggest hand in it.


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Back then digital cameras were few and far between, and film cameras, macrom lenses and scanning your flies in a flat bed scanner was the order of the day.
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NXT-G version 1.1 now available in Shop@home
Today, I learned that the NXT-G 1.1 cd with Item code: 4524081 is available at the Shop@home.
Unfortunately not in my country, even though the CD holds the Dutch language.
The LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT software version 1.1 CD-ROM provides support for Windows Vista (both 32-bit and 64-bit) and Intel-based Mac computers. Programs and sound files are compiled more effectively and faster so they use less space on the NXT microcomputer. This CD includes the following languages: English, French, German, Dutch and Japanese.
I think it will be a matter of time until the CD ships to The Netherlands.
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- Christer said...
I live in Sweden, and I contacted LEGO Consumer Service. They sold me a CD direct.
- Oct 2, 2007, 8:13:00 PM
- svu said...
How much is it?
- Oct 2, 2007, 8:32:00 PM
- Christer said...
My CD was 154 Swedish Krones, about 23 US Dollar.
- Oct 2, 2007, 8:41:00 PM
- koldo said...
15 euro (Spain)
- Oct 3, 2007, 12:40:00 AM
I live in the Netherlands.
I contacted Lego via Lego Store Netherlands - Contact.
They responded immediately and send me the CD in 3 days.
I payed afterwards by bank.
The price was 15.47 euro including post and package.
- Oct 3, 2007, 1:50:00 AM
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- Oct 3, 2007, 2:16:00 AM
- Eric D. Burdo said...
Any idea on how to get the 1.1 software if you just bought a robotics kit? Do you have to purchase the 1.1 software, or do you get it as a free upgrade for a recent Kit purchase?
- Oct 3, 2007, 7:21:00 AM
Now that there is new software perhaps someone can respond to the fact that I haven't been able to install the old software. It has been a year now. LEGO has been no help. I get this message:fatal error: required NIPatssDir property NIMDFMANIFESTDIR is undefined
Any help is appreciated.
- Oct 3, 2007, 7:52:00 AM
- Robolab 2.9 said...
Last I read, someone got their NXT-G 1.1 as part of the "Guranteed Free NXT-G 1.1 for any purchase after May 1" by calling Customer Support. They should help somehow.
- Oct 3, 2007, 8:40:00 AM
- Eric D. Burdo said...
OK. I got a split tire in the kit too, so I have to call the Customer Support to get that replaced. I'll ask about the 1.1 Upgrade too.
- Oct 3, 2007, 10:00:00 AM
I purchased my MXT after may 1, 2 weeks ago I send an email to lego support asking where can I buy the software and last week I received it in my home free of charge!!!
I live in Spain.
- Oct 3, 2007, 4:28:00 PM
I live in the Netherland. Two weeks a go I asked LEGO where I could get NXT-G 1.1 software. I contacted LEGO by clicking on the "CONTACT US" on the LEGO website and the selected "EMAIL LEGO". A view days later I received the NXT-G 1.1 software. Free of charge and shipping costs!
- Oct 3, 2007, 6:27:00 PM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Also not available in Germany. :-(
I wonder why.
- Oct 4, 2007, 7:30:00 PM
- Joubarc said...
I must say the fact this is paying is a bitter disappointment to me. I've been waiting for a native intel version for Mac for more than a year now, and now I have to pay for it? Now if the kit included some extra parts, it might make sense, but no.
I was already dissatified when they launched MDP2 without barely warning anyone, now this... I don't get it.
- Oct 9, 2007, 12:54:00 AM
I e-mailed them (lego)
will they send me one before e-mailing me or after?
- Oct 10, 2007, 10:55:00 AM
- Richard Cook said...
I just want to be able to send commands to the NXT with bluetooth from my Intel Mac, is there a separate download for that or do I need to purchase this kit?
- Oct 28, 2007, 10:52:00 AM
I live in uk and i wonder if they'l post me one?????
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And I do love the Arctic Monkeys (again, their latest album sucks) and Arcade Fire (their latest album, The Suburbs, is a masterpiece.
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poohcarrot wrote:I thought Green Day's last album was ther best ever. (You mean 21st Century Breakdown? Ehhhh... except for East St. Jesus and a couple others most it for me sounded far too 'corporate,' too much 'softer stuff' trying to emulate the success of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams")
The Arctic Monkeys first album was amazing, the second OK, the third absolutely dire. (AGREE totally.)
Don't know Arcade Fire - I'll go check them out. (Try Funeral first, The Suburbs second, and Neon Bible last if you like the first two.)
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Phoenix Suns general manager Lance Blanks feels good about the state of his team after the trade deadline.
The Suns acquired forward Marcus Morris from Houston and sent point guard Sebastian Telfair to Toronto for Hamed Haddadi and a second round draft pick.
Blanks, a guest on Arizona Sports 620's Suns Midseason Report Thursday, said he believes reuniting Marcus with his twin brother, Markieff, will bring out the best in both players.
"They'll challenge each other and he'll be a lot of help for us so I think we made a step forward as an organization with these two moves," Blanks said.
The Suns' GM said there is a certain chemistry the brothers share that could have a positive ripple effect on the rest of the roster.
"There is just a special relationship that these two have both on and off the court and our feeling was then and is now that a lot of magic can happen on the floor with those two because they have this special, esoteric, cryptic communication between one another that helps the team quite frankly and helps one another.
"So we believe that as they mature as people and as ballplayers that'll be a big time positive for the entire organization and most importantly on the floor for one another and their teammates," Blanks said.
Blanks explained some of the differences between the Morris brothers.
"[Marcus] can put the ball on the floor a little better than his brother can and he's pretty efficient getting in the scoring areas," Blanks stated. "He's not a traditional three so I don't want to miscast him."
Instead, Blanks summed up what he believes is the ideal description of Marcus.
"He is a perimeter version of his brother Markieff," Blanks said.
The Suns' GM is itching to get his team back on the winning track and he believes with the additions they've made, fortunes may be looking up.
"We're ready to and want to win as soon as possible so we were very aggressive," Blanks said. "The fruits of our labor show we were able to get what believe to be a very good young player in Marcus, Haddadi of course the big coming over as well and the cost wasn't extremely high so it was a low risk play for a potential great reward to the organization."
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We've had a Javascript-powered slideshow on our homepage that has been working until a couple weeks ago and the error message in IE7 and sometimes IE8 points to all.js. The navigation links don't work. When I comment out the slideshow, everything works fine.
I put the original page here: http://ascweb.unl.edu/index-debug.aspx It validates when I click W3C.
This has only affected this page. I have the slideshow on other pages and those work fine. There is extra Javascript powering RSS feeds here.
I don't know how to use debug.dwt to debug it. I thought I would see if there have been recent changes to all.js that would affect other Javascript.
My own IE8 works fine, and some others work and some don't. IE7 hasn't worked for other people. Using compatibility view doesn't seem to help. Version number doesn't seem to matter, nor does having all Windows updates done.
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1. Take the prototype bot and improve on its design (Jim)
2. Take the original code and improve it (Brian - already done a couple - see earlier post).
3. Develop an LDRAW file of the final design (Matthias)
The fun part is collaborating on a project where the 3 of us aren't in the same geographical location. Using email and this blog, we hope to demonstrate some good teamwork by distributing the duties. Hopefully, once the NXT is released and more people have access to the parts and software, we'll start seeing more collaborations...
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I'd be interested in knowing the actual randomness of the random function.
A simple project would be to create X storage variables, initizalize them to zero and then run through some very large number of loops, which generate a random number and increment that variable's value.
I'd be further interested to know if the generated curves are identical after resetting the NXT and rerunning the program.
It's a simple program -- indeed no lego building required, just a quick loop and some display at the end (or message the results via bluetooth to your phone).
Any takers?
- May 12, 2006, 1:03:00 AM
I had a design recommendation for you too...
Use the ultrasonic sensor to sense someone doing the hand throw motion in front of RaSPy.
- May 12, 2006, 1:24:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Ultrasonic Sensor will be implemented in version 3.0 ;)
I've got to get some 'real work' done today :)
- May 12, 2006, 2:29:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Another very simple way to test the Random function is to generate two random numbers and then plot a point at that position on the LCD, and repeat. For a "perfect" random number generator, the screen should fill uniformly. The NXT in my testing doesn't *quite* do this, but it comes very close - certainly close enough for most purposes.
As to the related question, of if the Random function repeats each time the NXT is turned on (or in other words, how is the random number generator "seeded"), I do not have the answer yet. There is no plug on the block to wire in a seed value, so at the very least it's not something the user has a lot of control over.
Brian Davis
- May 12, 2006, 5:11:00 AM
Does the NXT know absolute time (or at least whatever you've told it is 'now')?
With time as the random seed, it should seem random enough to us mere humans, assuming they use enough of a range.
- May 13, 2006, 1:04:00 PM


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Gareth Bale may be sold in summer and Arsenal can draw with Tottenham, says Jamie Redknapp
Jamie Redknapp expects Spurs to sell Gareth Bale this summer - and Arsenal to hold them up on Sunday.
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Any player who can score a hat-trick against Inter Milan aged 21 is destined to go right to the top - and his current form is nothing new. Bale has been vital for Spurs for the last few years, it's just that now he's scoring goals regularly - important goals - and that makes headlines.
He's 23 now and he has all the attributes he needs to be a top player. He's quicker than most other players, stronger than most other players and has a left foot like a wand - and he's only going to get better.
If Spurs want to challenge for the title - and I reckon in a couple of seasons' time they may be able to do that - they need to keep him at the club. But whether they can do that is another matter.
Personally, I can't see him at White Hart Lane this time next year.
Tottenham's recent history suggests they sell their best players - look at Michael Carrick, Luka Modric and Dimitar Berbatov - and everyone will be in for Bale now. Daniel Levy runs the club like a business and I'm sure someone will make him an offer he can't refuse.
Jamie's backing a 2-2 draw in the North London derby at 11/1 with Sky Bet
If he does go, it would be a shame to see him leave the Premier League. We want to keep the best players in our top flight - but money talks and the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich have cash to spend. Plus, if Tottenham are serious about progressing they won't be selling their best asset to a rival for the top four.
Should he leave, a lot of people have talked about Bale going to Real as a replacement for Ronaldo or to form a partnership with him. But I think he's the perfect option for Barcelona.
We all talk about Barcelona not having a plan B and recent results against AC Milan and Real Madrid have suggested the Catalans could do with someone like Bale who can offer them something different in matches against well-organised sides.
But for now his immediate future is the North London derby on Sunday and helping Spurs to three points which would strengthen their position in the top four.
In the past Arsenal's Bacary Sagna has coped well with Bale; he's got physical with him and stopped him. But Sagna, who hasn't had a great season, is injured, so perhaps Carl Jenkinson - who, like Bale, is a real athlete - could man mark him.
However, I think Arsene Wenger is too stubborn to think about stopping one player. It's not in his make-up. It could be a huge mistake not to have a set plan for Bale, but he'll be focussing on how his side will cause Spurs problems instead.
But, whatever Wenger has planned going forward, his defence will have to be better than they have been for a long time. Thomas Vermaelen has been struggling of late and I feel the captaincy has weighed him down while if Per Mertesacker is isolated against Bale there's only going to be one winner. Perhaps Wenger will opt for Laurent Koscielny instead, a quicker option than the Germany international.
However, if Arsenal can contain Bale then they've got Jack Wilshere, Santi Cazorla, Theo Walcott, Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski who can cause Tottenham problems - and they have to believe they can get something from this game.
Arsenal beat Spurs 5-2 earlier in the season and if they can get a result this weekend then they can put the pressure on their rivals for a Champions League place.
Everyone is saying this is a pivotal moment for Arsenal and Spurs are going to show how far ahead of Arsenal they are. But I'm not convinced Arsenal will get beaten.
I think they have what it takes to match Spurs and earn a 2-2 draw. With Chelsea seemingly self-imploding, that result could spark Arsenal back into life and rejuvenate their top four chances.


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Dr. Debra Langan received her B.A. in Psychology from Carleton University and M.A. in Sociology from the University of Windsor, with an emphasis on Social Psychology and Criminology. Before completing her doctorate she worked for six years with the Correctional Services Division of the Solicitor General's Department, Alberta Provincial Government, first as a Probation Officer in Rocky Mountain House, and Red Deer, and on the Sunchild/O'Chiese and Big Horn reserves: and then as a Caseworker and Substance Abuse Educator in a minimum-security Correctional Centre in Edmonton. She completed her Ph.D. in Sociology at York University where she focused on interpretive and postmodern theories and their application in qualitative analyses of issues related to violence against women. She also worked collaboratively on community-engaged participatory research and on the development and implementation of community protocols to improve criminal justice, medical, and social service responses to violence against women.
Dr. Langan joined the Department of Criminology at Laurier Brantford as an Assistant Professor in August 2009, following a ten year appointment as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at York University. At York her research centered on families and intimate relations and the scholarship of teaching and learning, with critical social psychology, discourse analysis, and other qualitative methods as the guiding theoretical and methodological orientations. At Laurier Brantford, Dr. Langan has been teaching in the areas of advanced criminological theory; policing; qualitative methodologies; research and professionalization; women, law and crime; and youth justice. Her current research trajectories include descriptive and discourse analyses of women's and men's experiences of verbal violence; community policing; cyberbullying; and student's use of technology in the classroom. Dr. Langan is the Undergraduate Program Officer for the Department of Criminology at Laurier Brantford.
Dr. Langan is an award-winning professor, her accomplishments including the University-Wide Teaching Award for Full Time Faculty, awarded by the Senate Committee on Teaching and Learning, York University (2008). Dr. Langan and her husband Paul reside in Cambridge and have two children in university, Dylan (20) and Katie (18).
Refereed Journal Articles
Schott, Nicole and Debra Langan. Pro-anorexia/bulimia censorship and public service announcements: The price of controlling women. FORTHCOMING in Media, Culture & Society, 2015.
Langan, Debra, Nicole Schott, Timothy Wykes, Justin Szeto, Samantha Kolpin, Carla Lopez, and Daniel Smith. Students Use of Technology in the University Classroom: Analyzing the Perceptions of the Digital Generation. FORTHCOMING in Technology, Pedagogy and Education, 2015.
Hannem, Stacey, Debra Langan, and Catherine Stewart. Every couple has their fights : Stigma and Subjective Narratives of Verbal Violence, FORTHCOMING in Deviant Behavior,2014.
Agocs, Tricia, Debra Langan, and Carrie Sanders. Police Mothers at Home: Police Work and Danger-Protection Parenting Practices,"Gender & Society (OnLineFirst), October 6, 2014.
Langan, Debra, Stacey Hannem, and Catherine Stewart. 2014. Deconstructing Accounts of Intimate Partner Violence: Doing Interviews, Identities, and Neoliberalism. Applied Linguistics.http://applij.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2014/06/23/applin.amu019.abstract
Stewart, Catherine, Debra Langan, and Stacey Hannem. 2013. "Victim Perspectives on Police Responses to Verbal Violence in Domestic Settings." Feminist Criminology, 8:4 (October): 269-294.
Langan, Debra and Mavis Morton. 2009. "Through the Eyes of Farmers' Daughters: Academics Working on Marginal Land." Women's Studies International Forum. 32:6 (November): 395-405.
Langan, Debra and Mavis Morton. 2009. "Reflecting on Community/Academic "Collaboration": The Challenge of/Doing/Feminist Participatory Action Research." Action Research, 7:2 (June) 165-184. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/37018/Reflecting_on_Community_Academic_Collaboration.pdf
Langan, Debra, Marcia Oliver, and Laurel Atkinson. 2007. "The Political is Personal: TAs on the Front Lines of the Critical Consciousness Campaign." Radical Pedagogy, 9:1. http://radicalpedagogy.icaap.org/content/issue9_1/langan.html
Davidson, Deborah and Debra Langan. 2006. "The Breastfeeding Incident: Teaching and Learning Through Transgression." Studies in Higher Education. 31:4 (August): 439-452. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41635/breastfeeding.pdf
Langan, Debra and Deborah Davidson. 2005. "Critical Pedagogy and Personal Struggles: Feminist Scholarship Outside Women's Studies." Feminist Teacher 15:2 (Winter): 132-158 http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41634/Critical_Pedagogy_and_Personal_Struggles.pdf
Langan, Debra. 2004. "Using Mothering at Work: Embracing the Contradictions in Pedagogy and Praxis." Journal of the Association for Research on Mothering: Mothering and Work/Mothering as Work, 6, No. 2 (Fall/Winter): 27-35. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41632/UsingMotheringAtWork.pdf
Chapters in Books
Langan, Debra and Mavis Morton. 2013. "Reflecting on Community/Academic "Collaboration": The Challenge of "Doing" Feminist Participatory Action Research." (Chapter 2) in Corridor Talk: Canadian Feminist Scholars Share Stories of Research Partnerships, ed. Rachel Berman. Pp. Toronto: Inanna Publications. (re-published from journal publication in Action Research, 2009).
Langan, Debra.2012. "Mothering in the Middle and Self-Care: Just One More Thing ToDo." (Chapter 14) in Mediating Moms: Mothering in Popular Culture, ed. Liz Podnieks. 268-283. Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press. (This book was awarded theOutstanding Scholarship Prize [2012-2013] by the Womens and Gender Studies Association, part of Canadas Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences).
Langan, Debra and Deborah Davidson. 2010. "Rethinking Intimate Questions: Intimacy as Discourse." (Chapter 2), in Canadian Families: Diversity, Conflict and Change. (Eds.) Nancy Mandell and Ann Duffy, 33-60. Toronto: Nelson and Thomson. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41633/Rethinking_Intimate_Questons_-_Intimacy_as_Discourse.pdf
Langan, Debra, Ron Sheese, and Deborah Davidson. 2009. "Constructive Teaching and Learning: Collaboration in a Sociology Classroom." In Transformative Learning. (Eds.) Jack Mezirow and Ed Taylor. 46-56. San Francisco: Jossey-Blass.
Langan, Debra. 2009. "Roll On Down the Highway" (Chapter 10) in Gendered Journeys, Mobile Emotions, (Eds.) Gayle Letherby and Gillian Reynolds, 79-82. Abington, UK: Ashgate Publishing. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41637/Roll_On_Down_the_Highway.pdf
Langan, Debra. 2001. "Talking About Violence Against Women: Deconstructing Uncontested Discourses." In Feminism(s) on the Edge of the Millennium: Rethinking Foundations and Future Debates, ed. Krista Hunt and Christine Saulnier, 87-106. Toronto: Inanna Publications and Education Inc. http://www.wlu.ca/documents/41631/Talking_About_Violence_Against_Women_-_Deconstructing_Uncontested_Discourses.pdf
Technical Reports
Langan, Debra, Laurel Atkinson, Tomoko Mizuguchi, Jessica Park, Laural Raine, Rob Teixeira, Catherine Tuey. 2007. "Working Together: Enhancing Collaboration in Tutorials." TA Resource Handbook, Department of Sociology, York University. http://www.atkinson.yorku.ca/langan/workingtogether.html
Langan, Debra and Mavis Morton. 1998. Region of Peel Emergency Response Sexual Assault Protocol Implementation Project: Training and Implementation Report.
Newsletter Article
Langan, Debra. 2012. "Challenging "Nothing Works" Conclusions: Community Policing Philosophies and Practices in Action." The BLUEPRINT: Ontario Association of law Enforcement Planners Semi-Annual Newsletter, Issue 05 (Summer):7.


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Steelers' fans can celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception with several special events on Saturday, Dec. 22.
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Following the unveiling fans can attend a special Immaculate Reception event being held at Stage AE from 6-10 p.m.
The event, which is free and open to the public and sponsored by ATI, will kick off with a video history of the Steelers, focusing on the Immaculate Reception as well as other key dates in team history.
Franco Harris, who made the catch that was dubbed the Immaculate Reception, will be on hand along with some of his teammates and will participate in an hour-long Immaculate Reception special that will be broadcast on KDKA-TV, presented by Coors Light.
Following the taping of the show House of Soul will perform.
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Now for discussion of the title of this post...
The English language has many confusing phrases but "as many as" IMO has blighted the youth of many an algebra student. Perhaps you think I'm exaggerating this? At the beginning of the school year, write the phrase in the title of this post on the board and have your PreAlgebra/Algebra I (or higher) students write one of the two equations on their paper. Give them only a few seconds, then compile the results. Let us know if the vast majority choose the correct equation. Of course, the outcome depends on the group and many other factors but if we have enough data it might prove interesting. I'm basing this on many years of questioning students. Perhaps I am the only one who has experienced this phenomenon!
The abstraction of algebra is difficult enough for some youngsters. Students who are new to our language have particular difficulty with idiomatic phrases but those born here also seem to struggle with the verbal parts of word problems - that's completely obvious to any algebra teacher of course. If only we could remove the words from a word problem!
Certainly teaching vocabulary and math terminology is an essential part of what we do as instructors. We should also hold students accountable for this vocabulary by assessing it directly.
In this post, I'm inviting readers to share some of the coping mechanisms and pedagogical strategies they use in the classroom to help students survive phrases like "as many as." What phrases seem to cause the most confusion among your students? How about "x is four less than y?"
Here is my initial offering. Let me know if you do something similar or if you feel this might be helpful (or if you vehemently disagree!).
KEY STEP: First decide from the wording of the problem if there are more girls or more boys. In fact, this should have been my original question -- not the equations! It is critical for students to be able to translate the verbal expression into a comparative relationship: Which is the larger quantity? Number of boys or number of girls? Hopefully, most youngsters would interpret the original problem to imply that there are more girls than boys. Hopefully! Ask this question first (metacognitively, students need to learn to ask themselves questions like this when they are reading).
NEXT STEP: Now the issue is where to place the "2" in the equation. Based on the key step above, we know that the number of girls is the larger quantity. Ask them why 2G = B would be incorrect.
Better alternative for some:
We all know that those who have difficulty handling abstraction benefit from concretization, i.e., using numerical values:
Have them write both possibilities:
B = 2G and G = 2B
Now have them substitute values for G and B that make sense for the original problem, say
G = 12, B = 6. Some struggle with this!
By substituting (students like the phrase "plug in") these values into both equations, they should see that 6 = 2⋅12 does not make sense. The correct equation should become apparent. Should...
Of course, most youngsters need to practice many of these before they reach comfort level.
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First week in the book and for the first time in two years I didn't win, not happy about that at all. Snackem takes the week home off a strong tournament line up including the week's top scorer Nick Soto who put up 31 points.
With this being the first week I'm doing my best to get back into the swing of things here so if you see a discrepancy between what I gave you and what you have for yourself let me know. To head off some questions I will say the only tournaments this week that counted were the Buffalo and Hokie Opens.
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3. Jensen: 80
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National Monuments are special areas of public land designated by public proclamation by the President or by Congress, to protect historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, or other objects of historic or scientific interest. While only Congress can designate a National Park or wilderness area, Congress gave the President authority (through the Antiquities Act of 1906) to designate National Monuments. President Theodore Roosevelt used this authority to protect the Grand Canyon. Nearly every President since then has created National Monuments.
Generally, the President´s Proclamation halts new mining claims or oil and gas leases inside the monument. A Monument Proclamation also may require that publicly owned lands and resources always remain in public ownership.
The Bureau of Land Management administers fifteen national monuments in eight western states. Congress granted the President authority to designate national monuments in the Antiquities Act of 1906, which specifies that the law's purpose is to protect "objects of historic or scientific interest." In addition to presidentially-created national monuments, Congress has established national monuments by passing aws to create individual monuments with their own purpose (generally to protect natural or historic features). Since 1906, the President or Congress have created more than 100 national monuments that are currently managed by the National Park Service, Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, or BLM.
National Monuments are a component of the National Conservation Lands.
California Coastal National Monument
The California Coastal National Monument is a biological treasure. Its thousands of islands, rocks, exposed reefs, and pinnacles are part of the nearshore ocean zone, which begins just off shore and ends at the boundary between the continental shelf and continental slope. Presidential Proclamation established the monument in January of 2000. The monument provides feeding and nesting habitat for an estimated 200,000 breeding seabirds as well as forage and breeding habitat for marine mammals including the southern sea otters and California sea lions.
Full of natural splendor and rich in human history, the grasslands and stark ridges of the Carrizo Plain National Monument contain exceptional objects of scientific and historic interest. Encompassing more than 200,000 acres, the monument is home to the largest concentration of endangered species in all of California, in part because the remote 45-mile-long plain is an ecological "island," the single largest remaining remnant of native grassland in California that was once abundant in the southern San Joaquin Valley.
Fort Ord National Monument
The Fort Ord National Monument holds some of the last undeveloped natural wildlands on the Monterey Peninsula. Located on the former Fort Ord military base, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) protects and manages 35 species of rare plants and animals along with their native coastal habitats. Habitat preservation and conservation are primary missions for the Fort Ord Public Lands but there are also more than 86 miles of trails for the public to explore on foot, bike or horseback.
Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument of southern California contain nationally significant biological, cultural, recreational, geological, educational and scientific resources. The vistas, wildlife, land forms, and natural and cultural resources of these mountains provide a counterpoint to the highly urbanized areas of the nearby Coachella Valley. The Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Act established the unit in October 2000.


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No longer overthinking, UFC 170's Rory MacDonald poised to get back on title path
Yeah, its definitely pressure off my shoulders, he said. I can go in there and do my thing without having to worry about if I win, what am I going to have to do.
Being in the same weight division as his famous training partner brought incessant questions over the years of what would happen if MacDonald ascended to the status of contender.
At UFC 167, there was no way to avoid them. If MacDonald won, he would have been in line for a shot at then-champ St-Pierres belt.
I didnt try to make it a big deal, MacDonald said. I just figured it would work out. But I think at the end of the day, when it came to me and him fighting on the same card, I was the No. 1 contender fighting Robbie, so there was pressure if we both won, what I would do there.
Maybe that played a role in things, too, but its nice not to have to think about that now.
Four months ago, MacDonald said he couldnt pull the trigger inside the cage with Lawler, and he lost a split decision. Then again, he was dealing with a trio of issues that may have drawn him inward while he was supposed to be acting outwardly.
He had a torn ligament in his ankle that prevented him from properly training. He got sick in the buildup to the fight. And he dealt with the unique problem of being in St-Pierres shadow and possibly in his crosshairs.
Now that the door is kind of open for the title now, I can just go back to being myself and taking one fight at a time, and taking that title away, MacDonald said.
Prior to the Lawler fight, MacDonald won five straight in the octagon, though his previous performance against Jake Ellenberger was widely panned by fans and the promotion.
Maia, a former jiu-jitsu champion, told MMAjunkie he hopes to take MacDonald to the mat and impose his will. Its the latter plan that the two share.
For MacDonald, doing that means fighting without a burden on his shoulders.
I think what Im going to try to do is, I want to put my game on to [Maia] as best as possible, he said. I want to stay in my realm and not stress about getting into his realm. Im just going out there, Im going to pull the trigger, and Im going to be myself out there. Well see what happens.


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Set in the last tumultuous years of famed Russian author Leo Tolstoy's life, centers on the battle for his soul waged by his wife Sofya Andreyevna and his leading disciple Vladimir Cherkov. Torn between his professed doctrine of poverty and chastity and the reality of his enormous wealth, his thirteen children and a life of hedonism, Tolstoy makes a dramatic flight from his home. Too ill to continue beyond the tiny rail station at Astapovo, he believes that he is dying alone, while over one hundred newspapermen camp outside awaiting hourly reports on his condition.
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Get one step closer to the future: The 4-star Mercure Hotel München Neuperlach Süd is located close to many high-tech companies. All 245 rooms have WIFI. 8 meeting rooms are available to book for events for up to 120 people. In your free time, relax in the pool or fitness center. Neuperlach Süd S-Bahn/U-Bahn station is just a short walk from the hotel. The hotel is 5 miles (8 km) from the main train station and 24.9 miles (40 km) from the airport. By car, take the A8 and the A99.