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Journal of Historical Research in Music Education
Mark Fonder, editor
Ithaca College
School of Music
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Feb 2, 2008
Final Cover for the "NXT ZOO" Book
Click on the above graphic to see an enlargement of both the front and rear covers of the upcoming "NXT ZOO" book. The rear cover provides more information about the nine robots included, as well as general information about the book.
The book is at the printers and will be published by the end of this month. Fay will provide more information and supporting materials for blog readers by month's end.
Posted by: Rick Rhodes at 4:57 AM
3 comments:
- Jim Kelly said...
Looks good, Fay - can't wait to get a copy.
- Feb 2, 2008, 7:02:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
I really like the colors!
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- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Yes, the green/blue color scheme is very appealing.
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The standard spelling and grammar of Irish-English are largely the same as common British English. However, some unique characteristics exist, especially in the spoken language, owing to the influence of the Irish language on the pronunciation of English.
As with London and New York, Dublin has several dialects that differ significantly based on class and age group. Some features include:
The syntax of the Irish language is quite different from that of English. Various aspects of Irish syntax have influenced Hiberno-English, though it should be noted that many of these idiosyncrasies are disappearing in urban areas and among the younger population.
Irish lacks words that directly translate as "yes" or "no", and instead repeats the verb in a question, possibly negated, to answer. Hiberno-English uses "yes" and "no" less frequently than other English dialects as speakers can repeat the verb, positively or negatively, instead of (or in redundant addition to) using "yes" or "no".
There is no indefinite article in Irish (fear means "a man", whereas an fear means "the man"), and the use of the definite article in Hiberno-English has some distinctive functions, which mark it out from Standard English by following and sometimes extending the usage of the definite article in Irish.
The Irish equivalent of the verb "to be has two present tenses, one (the present tense proper or "aimsir láithreach") for cases which are generally true or are true at the time of speaking and the other (the habitual present or "aimsir gnáth láithreach") for repeated actions. Thus, 'you are [now, or generally]' is tá tú, but 'you are [repeatedly]' is bíonn tú. Both forms are used with the verbal noun (equivalent to the English present participle) to create compound tenses.
Some Irish speakers of English, especially in rural areas, especially Mayo/Sligo, use the verb "to be" in English similarly to how they would in Irish, using a "does be/do be" (or "bees", although less frequently) construction to indicate this latter continuous present:
Irish has no pluperfect tense: instead, "after" is added to the present continuous (a verb ending in "-ing"), a construction known as the "hot news perfect" or "after perfect". , The idiom for "I had done X when I did Y" is "I was after doing X when I did Y", modelled on the Irish usage of the compound prepositions i ndiaidh, tar éis, and in éis: bhí mé tar éis/i ndiaidh/in éis X a dhéanamh, nuair a rinne mé Y.
A similar construction is seen where exclamation is used in describing a recent event:
When describing less astonishing or significant events, a structure resembling the German spoken perfect can be seen:
Irish has separate forms for the second person singular (tú) and the second person plural (sibh). Mirroring Irish, and almost every other European language, the plural 'you' is also distinguished from the singular in Hiberno-English, normally by use of the otherwise archaic English word 'ye' [ji]; the word 'yous' (sometimes written as 'youse') also occurs, but primarily only in Dublin and across Ulster. In addition, in some areas in Leinster, north Connacht and parts of Ulster, the hybrid word 'ye-s', pronounced 'yis', may be used. The pronunciation does differ however, with that of the northwestern being [jiːz] and the Leinster pronunciation being [jɪz].
In rural areas, the reflexive version of pronouns is often used for emphasis or to refer indirectly to a particular person, etc., according to context 'Herself', for example, might refer to the speaker's boss or to the woman of the house. Use of 'herself' or 'himself' in this way often indicates that the speaker attributes some degree of arrogance or selfishness to the person in question. Note also the indirectness of this construction relative to, for example, 'She's coming now'
It is also common to end sentences with 'no?' or 'yeah?'
Though because of the particularly insubstantive yes and no in Irish, (the nach bhfuil? and an bhfuil? being the interrogative positive and negative of the verb 'to be') the above may also find expression as
This is not limited only to the verb 'to be': it is also used with 'to have' when used as an auxiliary; and, with other verbs, the verb 'to do' is used. This is most commonly used for intensification.
There are some language forms that stem from the fact that there is no verb 'to have' in Irish. Instead, possession is indicated in Irish by using the preposition 'at,' (in Irish, ag.). To be more precise, Irish uses a prepositional pronoun that combines ag "at" and me "me" to create agam. In English, the verb "to have" is used, along with a "with me" or "on me" that derives from ''Tá....agam. This gives rise to the frequent
Somebody who can speak a language 'has' a language, in which Hiberno-English has borrowed the grammatical form used in Irish.
When describing something, rural Hiberno-English speakers may use the term 'in it' where 'there' would usually be used. This is due to the Irish word ann (pronounced "oun") fulfilling both meanings.
Another idiom is this thing or that thing described as 'this man here' or 'that man there', which also features in Newfoundland English in Canada.
Conditionals have a greater presence in Hiberno-English due to the tendency to replace the simple present tense with the conditional (would) and the simple past tense with the conditional perfect (would have).
Bring and take: Irish use of these words differs from that of English, because it follows the Gaelic grammar for beir and tóg. English usage is determined by direction; person determines Irish usage. So, in English, one takes "from here to there", and brings it "to here from there". Nevertheless, in Irish, a person takes only when accepting a transfer of possession of the object from someone else and a person brings at all other times, irrespective of direction (to or from).
In old-fashioned usage, "it is" can be freely abbreviated "'tis", even as a standalone sentence. This also allows the double contraction "'tisn't", for "it is not".
The word "ye", "yis" or "yous", otherwise archaic, is still used in place of "you" for the second-person plural. "Ye'r" "Yisser" or "Yousser" are the possessive forms, e.g. "What's ye'r weather like over in France this time o' the year?"
The verb "mitch" is common in Ireland, indicating being truant from school. This word appears in Shakespeare, but is seldom heard these days in British English, although pockets of usage persist in some areas (notably South Wales, Devon, and Cornwall).
Another usage familiar from Shakespeare is the inclusion of the second person pronoun after the imperative form of a verb, as in "Wife, go you to her ere you go to bed" (Romeo and Juliet, Act III, Scene IV). This is still common in Ulster: "Get youse your homework done or you're no goin' out!" In Munster, you will still hear children being told, "Up to bed, let ye" [lɛˈtʃi]
In some parts of Ireland, in particular the eastern seaboard, when someone is telling tall tales he is said to be "blowing" or "bilowen" out of him/her, which is likely to be a preservation of the Middle English "bilowen" or "bi-lyen", as seen in Piers Plowman (by William Langland): "2.22 - And bilowen hire to lordes þat lawes han to kepe."
"Gassin", "gorsoon", "gossoon" or "gossoor" is a common descriptor in rural areas for a child, and derives from the French "garçon" (meaning "boy") as used by 12th century Norman settlers (via "garsún" (Munster dialect) and "gasúr" (Connacht and Ulster) in Irish).
A sliced loaf of bread is still called in many parts of the country "sliced pan" deriving from the French word for bread "pain" while in the Beara Peninsula, a long shirt is called by older folk a "shemmy shirt" from the French "chemise".
'Pismires', meaning 'ants', is still used in parts of Cavan and widely across Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon, Longford and Leitrim; see also in Shakespeare.
For influence from Scotland see Ulster Scots.
Amn't is used as an abbreviation of "am not", by analogy with "isn't" and "aren't". This can be used as a tag question ("I'm making a mistake, amn't I?"), or as an alternative to "I'm not" ("I amn't joking"), and the double negative is also used ("I'm not late, amn't I not?"). This construction occurs also in Scottish English
Arra is used also. Arra tends to be used after something bad has happened, when someone is looking on the bright side ("Arra, we'll go next week", "Arra, 'tis not the end of the world"). Arra comes from the Irish word "dhera" (pronounced "yerra"). As a result, the words yerra and erra are also used in different parts of the country.
Come here to me now, Come here and I'll tell ya something or (in Limerick) Come here I wan' cha is used to mean "Listen to this" or "I have something to tell you" and can be used as "Come here and tell me". The phrase "Tell me this", short for "Tell me this and tell me no more", is also common. These phrases tend to imply a secretiveness or revelatory importance to the upcoming bit of information.
Various insults have been transferred directly from Irish and have a very mild meaning in English: e.g. Lúdramán, Amadán, pleidhce, rogue, eejit (idiot), all (loosely) meaning "fool" or "messer" (messer is also a Hiberno-Irish turn of phrase). "Langer" is used in as a derogative in Cork, but is believed to stem from the name of the "Langur" monkey encountered by the Munster Fusiliers while in India in the 19th century. As its provenance is not Irish, some do not consider it to be Hiberno-English.
Also more prevalent in Cork is a profligation of colourful emphasis-words; in general any turn of phrase associated with a superlative action is used to mean very, and are often calculated to express these in a negative light and therefore often unpleasant by implication - "he's a howling/ thundering/ rampaging/ galloping/ screeching langer, so he is." The practice is widespread in the rest of Hiberno-English but such a feature of Corkonian speech that it is now commonly lampooned when imitating the accent.
Reduplication is an alleged trait of Hiberno-English strongly associated with stage-Irish and Hollywood films (to be sure, to be sure). It is virtually never used in reality.
So is often used for emphasis ("I can speak Irish, so I can"), or it may be tacked on to the end of a sentence to indicate agreement, where "then" would often be used in Standard English ("Bye so", "Let's go so", "That's fine so", "We'll do that so"). The word is also used to contradict a negative statement ("You're not pushing hard enough" - "I am so!"). The practice of indicating emphasis with so and including reduplicating the sentence's subject pronoun and auxiliary verb (is, are, have, has, can, etc.) such as in the initial example, is particularly prevalent in more northern dialects such as those of Sligo, Mayo, Cavan, Monaghan and other neighbouring counties.
Sure (pronounced "shur" or "sher") is often used as a tag word, emphasising the obviousness of the statement. Can be used as "to be sure", the famous Irish stereotype phrase. (But note that the other stereotype of "Sure and..." is not actually used in Ireland.) Or "Sure, I can just go on Wednesday", "I will not, to be sure." "Sure Jeez" is often used as a very mild expletive to express dismay. The word is also used at the end of sentences (primarily in Munster), for instance "I was only here five minutes ago, sure!" and can express emphasis or indignation.
To give out to somebody is to scold that person. ("Me Ma gave out to me for coming home late last night"). A particularly strong scolding may result in the addition of the word "stink" to the phrase. ("Me Ma gave out stink to me for coming home late last night") The equivalent phrase in English-English, 'to have a go at', is not used in Hiberno-English, unless physical force is involved.
Will is often used where English English would use "shall" ("Will I make us a cup of tea?"). The distinction between "shall" (for first-person simple future, and second- and third-person emphatic future) and "will" (second- and third-person simple future, first-person emphatic future), maintained by many in England, does not exist in Hiberno-English, with "will" generally used in all cases.
Casual conversation in many parts of Ireland includes a variety of colourful turns of phrase. Some examples:
There are many terms for having consumed a drop too much drink, many are used elsewhere, but the Irish tendency is to attempt to find the most descriptive adjective yet on each occasion. Some examples: "loaded", "blocked", "twisted", "full" (common in Ulster), "as full as a Gypsy's tit", "spannered","Spangled", "scuttered", "menashed", "stocious/stotious", "bananas", "baloobas" (common in Cavan), "locked", "langered", "mouldy" (pron. mowldy as in "fowl"; used in Galway esp.), "polluted", "flootered", "plastered", "bolloxed", "banjaxed", "well out of it", "wankered", "fucked", "fuckered","paraplegic" (common in Kilkenny), "ossified", "binned", "rat-arsed", "gee-eyed", "demented" "flahed drunk" "langers altogether" "in shit drunk" (common in Cork), "buckled", "steaming"(common in Donegal), "messy", "rotten", "out of me tree" (common in Limerick) "off me head altogether", "off my face", "sloppy", "cabbaged", "wasted", "paralytic/palatic", "full as a boot", "full up", "full as the bingo bus" (common in Louth), "legless", "hammered", "circling over Shannon", "blootered", "squooshed", "banjoed", "mullered", "bingoed", "mangled", "ruined", "landed", "cant even see my hand in front of my face" "half-tore", "oiled", "jarred" (not too drunk, "I'm not drunk, I'm just a bit jarred!"), "scorched", "in the horrors"(common in Waterford), "stoned" (Louth/South Monaghan only), "I'm off my tits", "pissed", "cut and half cut", "flamin'" (common in Kerry), "sozzled", "blottoed", "trolleyed", "sloshed", "wrecked", "rancid", "goosed", "off my game", "off my trolley", "gimped", "destroyed", "rote", "rote off", "guitaroed" '"I wasn't banjoed I was guitaroed"', "steamed" (common in Mayo) (Phrases in italics are more "colourful")
In naming Irish counties, the word "county" precedes the name of specific counties (as in "County Antrim", "County Cork" etc.) rather than follow it as in the names of counties in some other English-speaking lands. Similarly lakes and rivers have the name after the description e.g. Lough Neagh or River Liffey. This comes from the same word order used in Gaelic.
Irish English also always uses the "light L" sound. The naming of the letter "H" as "haitch" is standard, while the letter "R" is called "oar", the letter "A" is often pronounced "ah", and the letter "Z" is referred to as "e-zed".
Some turns of phrase are more localised and their meaning may not be widespread throughout the country, while others are more transient and fall out of use after a number of years.
Hiberno-English vocabulary is largely the same as British English, though there are variances, especially with reference to certain goods, services and institutions. Examples that would come into everyday conversation include:


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Students who are entered Berklee in Boston in the fall 2011 semester or later are also required to provide documentation that they have been immunized against varicella as well as pertussis (Tdap) before attending classes. Beginning on September 1, 2015, these additional requirements will apply to all students. Newly enrolled residential students are also required to be protected against meningococcal disease.
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No appointment is necessary. Walgreens will only vaccinate students who are 18 years of age or older.
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Entering Students: Send your forms to Berklee College of Music, Office of Admissions, 1140 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02215-3693, U.S.A.; or fax them to 617 747-2047.
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You may have some expired immunizations, such as tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis, which you will need to update. Your check-in procedures cannot be finalized until you have submitted to the Office of the Registrar written documentation of your immunizations. (Download the Immunization Form and Meningitis Vaccination Waiver Form.) These records may be mailed, dropped off in person, or sent by fax to 617 747-8520. If you have already provided us with these records upon admittance, it is not necessary to resubmit them.
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When micro-blogging site Twitter first emerged, it was embraced by a lot of celebrities and professional entertainers to give the "All Exposed" view of their lives. A great idea really, Twitter tells the fans a bit more about the person, not the brand. It is a great idea and well done to Twitter. However over the last year to 2 years it has revolutionised our industry and in my opinion, ruined
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As time goes on and years pass, our favourite billionaire megalomaniac grows older. In the next 15 years we will most probably see, if not the passing, but the WWF/E retirement of Vince McMahon. The man who undercut his dad to buy WWWF, the man who obliterated the local territories, raided all the best talents from those territories and constructed the Wrestling powerhouse that is the WWF/E, brought
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Sweet Genius − Kosher Baker − The Competition
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When we first interviewed Paula Shoyer, author of The Kosher Baker and recent reality star of The Food Network's new show, Sweet Genius – Disco Genius episode – she was not able to reveal any details of the actual competition prior to the show being aired. The show was aired on October 27th and we watched Paula and three other contestants compete for the title of Sweet Genius and a $10,000 prize.
There were three elimination categories: Frozen Desserts, Baked Desserts, and Chocolate Desserts. Each category consisted of an inspiration item, and up to three mandatory items with several of them being introduced after the baking started. The chefs do not know what the item is until it appears on a conveyor belt, complete with blinking colored lights.
Would our gal make it to the finals? We spoke with Paula the morning after the show aired and the following are excerpts from our conversation.
When was the segment, Disco Genius, filmed?
We can't imagine how you were able to keep so calm when the pressure must have been tremendous. So what was it really like?
Were the stations stocked with the staples – flour, sugar, butter, eggs, etc. – or did you have to get every item yourself?
Did you have a master plan in your mind as to how you would face each challenge? The time limitation must eliminate many of your recipes.
The first challenge, creating a frozen dessert, used a Bonsai tree as inspiration and jelly beans as a mandatory ingredient. You appeared calm when another mandatory item, hot sauce, magically arrived on the conveyor belt. How did it affect your original recipe concept? We thought your creation was very original: Rosemary Lemon Sponge Cake layered with Raspberry Sorbet, Rosemary Ginger Ice Cream and Carmel sauce.
The Rosemary Lemon Sponge Cake is in my book. I wanted to make some kind of nut candy bark or white chocolate to put on top but never got to it because I was so busy with the frozen elements. There is a time constraint, 40 minutes for this category, and that includes doing everything. I was so busy I forgot to plate the ice cream. Everyone's frozen elements melted because of the lights and the time it took to present the plates, so Chef Ron Ben-Israel judged that round on flavor.
Note: Paula was not flustered when the hot sauce was introduced and just proceeded to make a caramel sauce and added the hot sauce to it. That's our gal!
How did you feel when the first elimination name was announced and it wasn't yours?
The second challenge was to create a baked dessert, which is your area of expertise. The inspiration was a Unicorn and the mandatory ingredient was an Ostrich egg. After baking started, they added two additional mandatory ingredients, Durian Fruit and curry powder. We thought that you were a "Sweet Genius" with your interpretation of the ingredients: An opened face Fruit (plums and raspberries ) Galette Tart shaped like the horn of a unicorn, with lemon curd and blueberry sauce.
We were very surprised that you were eliminated with this challenge and thought that you would proceed to the final challenge. How did you feel when Chef Ron Ben-Israel announced your name?
Note: We do agree that the unicorn invokes images.
Given what you now know, would you do anything differently the next time you are selected to appear on a reality cooking show and would you do it again?
Chef Mauricio won the Sweet Genius challenge. What do you think of his creations?
For us, Paula Shoyer is a Sweet Genius – she displayed creativity, responded well under pressure and was glamorous!
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Snedeker, Matt Kuchar, Jim Furyk, Dustin Johnson, Graeme McDowell and Luke Donald are just a few names to look for at this week's event.
Furyk is coming off a fourth-place finish at the Open. McDowell ended seven shots off the lead and tied for ninth, while Johnson finished at 9-under and tied for 12th.
Golf Channel will have afternoon coverage all four days and will hand things off to CBS at 3 p.m. ET on the weekend.
The tour will have two events next week, including the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and the Barracuda Championship. Tiger Woods won last years Bridgestone Invitational and Gary Woodland took home the Barracuda Championship title.
M2M RUSSIAN OPEN, Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club, Moscow, Russia - The European Tour is back in action after last weeks Open Championship. The tour heads to Russia this week for the M2M Russian Open.
Last year, Michael Hoey won his fifth career event on the European Tour when he finished four shots ahead of Alexandre Kaleka and Matthew Nixon. Hoey ended at 16-under-par 272. It was his last victory on tour.
A number of players are taking this week off following the Open. Only one player in the field, Morten Orum Madsen, has won an event on tour this season. Madsen took home the South African Open Championship title back in November. Hoey will not be playing in this week's event.
Golf Channel will have coverage of all four rounds.
Next week the European Tour will join the PGA Tour at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, where Tiger Woods won last year.
SENIOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, Bridgend, Wales - After a week off, the Champions Tour is set for its fifth major of the year at the Senior Open Championship.
Mark Wiebe parred the fifth playoff hole on Monday to defeat 2010 champion Bernhard Langer and win his first major championship last year.
Wiebe fired a final-round, 4-under 66 to tie Langer at 9-under 271. The duo went to a playoff on Monday, where Wiebe emerged victorious. Wiebe and Langer are both in the field this week, with Langer looking to win his second major of the season. He also won the Senior Players Championship on June 29.
Kenny Perry and Colin Montgomerie are the other major winners this year. Perry won the Tradition, while Montgomerie won the Senior PGA Championship and the U.S. Senior Open Championship. Montgomerie is in this week's field, while Perry is not.
ESPN2 will have television coverage of all four rounds.
Next week the Champions Tour heads to the 3M Championship in Minnesota, where Tom Pernice, Jr. outlasted Corey Pavin and Jeff Sluman last year.
INTERNATIONAL CROWN, Caves Valley Golf Club, Owings Mills, Maryland - The LPGA is set for the inaugural International Crown event, which is scheduled to be played every-other year.
Eight countries will be represented by four players. Thursday through Saturday, there will be eight round-robin four-ball matches and the event will conclude on Sunday with 10 singles matches. Five of the eight countries will advance to the Sunday singles matches based on the four-ball match outcomes.
The United States is in Pool A and they will go up against Chinese Taipei on Thursday, Spain on Friday and Thailand on Saturday. Pool B consists of the Republic of Korea, Japan, Sweden and Australia.
In the four-ball matches, two points are awarded to the winning team, one point is awarded for a tie and no points are given if a team loses. The two countries with the most points in each pool advance to Sunday. The country with the third-most points in each pool will play a wildcard playoff Saturday night to determine the final team.
World No. 1 Stacy Lewis headlines the United States team, while world No. 3 Inbee Park leads the way for the Republic of Korea. Sakura Yokomine will lead Japan and Pornanong Phatlum is the highest ranked player on Thailand.
The 20th ranked player in the world Azahara Munoz will lead Spain, No. 11 Anna Nordqvist headlines the Sweden team, Teresa Lu is the highest ranked player on Chinese Taipei and No. 7 Karrie Webb is the big player on Australia.
Golf Channel will have coverage of this event all four days.
The LPGA Tour is off next week. The tour returns the following week with a new event, the Meijer LPGA Classic.
MIDWEST CLASSIC, Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate, Overland Park, Kansas - The Web.com Tour returns to Kansas for the Midwest Classic this week.
Jamie Lovemark carded a final-round, 5-under 66 last year and held off Mark D. Anderson to win by one stroke. Lovemark finished his four days at 18-under 266 and he captured his second career victory on the Web.com Tour.
Lovemark is not in the field this week, but a number of top players are, including Alex Cejka, Jon Curran, Andrew Putnam, Byron Smith, Steven Alker, Sebastian Cappelen, Greg Own, Roger Sloan, Andres Gonzales and last week's winner Steve Wheatcroft. All of those players have won on tour this year.
Also in the field is Jarrod Lyle, who makes his return to competitive golf this week after his second battle with leukemia. It has been 29 months since he last played in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event. He last played at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico in February of 2012.
The Web.com Tour will head to the Stonebrae Classic in Hayward, California next week, where Alex Aragon won last year.
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Nuclear power is neither safe nor clean. There is no such thing as a "safe" dose of radiation and just because nuclear pollution is invisible doesn't mean it's "clean."
Take action right now and tell the President that taxpayers should not take on the risk of building new nuclear plants.
If a meltdown were to occur, the accident could kill and injure tens of thousands of people, leaving large regions uninhabitable. And, more than 50 years after splitting the first atom, science has yet to devise a method for adequately handling long lived radioactive wastes.
For years nuclear plants have been leaking radioactive waste from underground pipes and radioactive waste pools into the ground water at sites across the nation. In addition to being extremely dangerous, the continued greenwashing of nuclear power from industry-backed lobbyists diverts investments away from clean, renewable sources of energy. In contrast to nuclear power, renewable energy is both clean and safe. Technically accessible renewable energy sources are capable of producing six times more energy than current global demand.
If the nuclear industry and Wall Street financiers are unwilling to assume the economic risk of constructing new nuclear power plants, why should the American taxpayer?
The Department of Energy compared nuclear construction cost estimates to the actual final costs for 75 reactors. The original cost estimate was $45 billion. The actual cost was $145 billion! Forbes magazine recognized that this "failure of the U.S. nuclear power program ranks as the largest managerial disaster in business history, a disaster of monumental scale." Read more
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Chevrolet's 1955-57 performance saga is one that will never be forgotten. In the eyes of most historians, it lacked nothing. If Chevrolet had to do it all over again, hardly anything would be changed. But when 1958 showed up, a lot had changed. To most, it was initially not for the better.
Gone from the passenger-car regular production-option order pages was the high-performance 270-horsepower 283. The now-290-horse fuel-injected engine was available, and supposedly a few were built, but we've never come across a documented factory-build '58 fuelie. In their place were two smooth-idle hydraulic-lifter big-blocks. Coded "W-motor" 348s, each weighed in at 125 pounds (or more) heavier than the small-block. Both engines, due to the camshaft profile, lacked high-rpm revability and power over 5,000 rpm. It looked like Chevrolet had taken the AMA antiracing edict a little too seriously.
Many performance enthusiasts have always wondered why Chevrolet dramatically increased the size of its '58-61 models. With its sales success in 1955, 1956, and 1957, why mess with a good thing? To make a long story short, they had to stay ahead of the competition. At this point in time, big was the status quo. Lore had it that the bigger and classier your car, the more successful your peers and neighbors thought of you. So Chevrolet had no choice but to offer "more" car.
Chevrolet stylists (we believe) seldom thought about performance. Nor do we believe they considered what adding 500 or more pounds does to vehicle driveability, performance, handling, and fuel economy. But hey, glamour was key in 1958. It was Wowsville for sure. Stylists were instructed to create more eye candy, and they delivered big time in 1958.
The first of the new Turbo Thrust 348 engines produced 250 horsepower. It had a Rochester 4GC four-barrel carburetor and pumped out 355 lb-ft of torque at 2,800 rpm. It added $59 to the sticker price. The second was a Super Turbo Thrust 348. It had three two-barrel carburetors and produced 280 horsepower at 4,800 rpm with 355 lb-ft of torque at 3,200 rpm. It added $70 to the bottom line.
Under normal driving, only the center carburetor operated. But when the throttle was opened 60 degrees, the front and rear carburetors opened. The three two-barrel carburetors each flowed about 225 cfm, while the Rochester 4GC four-barrel carburetor flowed about 450 cfm. The extra 225-cfm Tri-power airflow somehow equaled 30 horsepower. Both engines featured the same heads and hydraulic lifter camshaft. Chevrolet publicly limited engine rpm to 5,400 due to hydraulic lifter bleed-down at about 5,500 rpm.
The standard transmission in 1958 was a manual column-shift three-speed. Two optional automatic transmissions were also offered, a Turboglide and a Powerglide at $231 and $188, respectively. Two manual transmissions were also offered: a standard three-speed and an optional BorgWarner four-speed. Both had an iron main case and tailshaft housings. A Positraction differential was also available for $48.
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The '58 Chevrolets were nine inches longer than the '57. A 348 Impala hardtop weighed in at about 3,675 pounds, and with automatic transmission it had a 0-60-mph e.t. of 10 seconds. Three months into the model year, dealers all over the USA screamed for a high-performance engine with some moxie. Other brand dealers were laughing and giving them the raspberries.


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James L. "Chip" Darnold, LLC filed as a Florida Limited Liability in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately nine years ago on Monday, December 18, 2006 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State.
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At the end of March, twenty-two Jefferson Dancers loaded into a plane, crossed the Pacific, and touched down as one of the first U.S dance companies, and the first Portland company period, to tour China. A world away from their subterranean studios at Jeff (which they've dubbed "the dungeon"), they suddenly found themselves performing before sold out crowds in state of the art performance halls in Shanghai, Nanjing, Tianjin, and Xuzhou, to say nothing of being mobbed like rock stars and seeing their photos on billboards all over the cities.
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May 1–4The 14- to 18-year-old students, many of whom had never been outside America, also found themselves struggling with the language barrier, difficult working conditions, and the dilemma of what to do when recognizable animal body parts end up in your soup. While some received calls from home about getting into colleges like Juilliard and Stanford, one dancer who was adopted from China had a chance to reflect on how her life could have been very different. This is the story of their journey.
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Criminal Background Check Bill Finally Passes Out of the Senate Judiciary Committee!
The Child Protection Improvements Act (CPIA — a.k.a. the "background check bill") was marked up today and passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee!
After nearly nine years, the CPIA will finally make it to the floor of the Senate for debate! The bill addresses the gaping hole in federal law that bars youth-serving organizations in the majority of states from accessing the FBI's Criminal Records database when screening potential staff and volunteers who will be working with children.
The bill has broad-based bipartisan support in the Senate. Today's Judiciary Committee meeting added an amendment to the bill that, in effect, combines another bill with the CPIA. The other bill is not related to child protection; however, it does complement the CPIA. We are finding out more about that amendment and will share the information once we assess its impact. The amendment was the former Electronic Life Safety and Security & Systems Federal Background Check Act.
You may recall that the CPIA bill passed the House of Representatives in July of 2011 with an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 412-4. It is anticipated that it will again pass the House once it passes through the Senate this fall.
The American Camp Association and all of the other youth-serving organizations who are partnering to make this bill law will be calling our communities to action shortly! We will be asking you to contact your senators and representatives to ask them to vote for the bill — just as we have in the past!
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Hello from Limerick...and Goodbye
Hello from Limerick...and goodbye. And that's no joke.
We've only been here a day and will be checking out early in the a.m. The trip has been a whirlwind...and I'm a little disappointed with how ilttle I've been able to access a computer. But that just goes to show how much time we've spent on the road at sites or in a bus, getting motion sick from traveling 'round tight corners at a high speed.
Visited University of Limerick today and met with the country's most known researcher in our academic area. My hands were on fire I was taking notes so quickly. I missed about half of what he said, but truly the lecture was enough content to fill an entire semester. It was great.
Took a little time for the Cliffs of Moher. Remarkably, we've had great weather when we've needed it, though it was very windy there.
And as for the wrap up on Dublin? I'm not sure where to start. There are too many stories for the amount of time I've been allowed on this computer. So those will have to come later, for those interested.
I need to say goodbye from Limerick, as a classmate needs to use the system here. Happy weekend everyone and see most of you soon.


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Inspired by the spirit of the Native American world and the glory of the eagle, Wind Rider™ Barbie® doll represents a woman who walks reverently through sacred land full of ancestral wisdom. At one with Mother Earth, the woman passes under Father Sky as part of the circle of life imbued with the majestic Native American heritage as beautiful as a dream.
Wind Rider™ Barbie® doll wears a costume designed exclusively for the ModelMuse™ doll body, created by designer Sharon Zuckerman. The magnificent dress of faux suede is embellished with iridescent sequins, beads, and feathers. The tall, faux suede boots are beautifully beaded, too! The faux suede cape, lushly lined with feathers, and feathered hair decoration pay homage to the spirit of the noble eagle. Finally, dream catcher earrings speak to the mystery of Native American life.
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Features the ModelMuse™ body sculpt. Fashions designed especially for the ModelMuse™ Barbie© body. Not for use with other Barbie© dolls.
For the adult collector.
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.


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Did the front page mobile skin get changed recently? Suddenly, I have to scroll news headings left and right to see the whole thing, where yesterday they would wrap.
Please put it back, this is a crappy change and looks awful, even on my large screen Note 2.
Can't explain it. However I can verify that the change did happen months ago. Every single mobile device I own has shown the new version for months.
Maybe just something weird with your particular device like a rendering bug where it was showing the landscape view on portrait.
Posted 20 November 2012 - 10:42
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Posted 20 November 2012 - 12:23
I'm thinking your browser had some sort of setting to where it was viewing the landscape version of the site in portrait. Theres nothing really to be done about it, sorry if I got crazy with you, but don't know what else I can do to explain it has been like this for months by design.
Currently the ONLY platform that does not wrap the headlines is WP8, due to the fact ms has us on some stupid compatibility list, so its ignoring the view port.
We think it has something to do with a compressed mobile css file.
We may at one time had a compressed css file on the live servers and obviously that doesn't work very well
And even though it may have looked better it didn't look the way it was intended.
Maybe an option is something to look into because tbh I found the "old" way of displaying news better also (it's not annoying enough to make this a priority)
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This is strange, because for me, I had the opposite happen yesterday. The scrolling headlines vanished, and were wrapped instead. The headlines were also much larger. I actually liked it better tbh. Even though the scrolling is fancy, it's a pain in the arse.
That's the thing though.. Fancy effects will NEVER replace ease of use, and if there's one thing you NEED when browsing on a phone, it's a site that's easy to use.
For me, Neowin was easy to use on a mobile 2 days ago. Now it's just pants.
Posted 20 November 2012 - 16:08
^ Nope. Not gonna happen. Instead I'll just keep away from the news page when mobile, and seeing as part of the site is now unusable for me on mobile, I might as well do away with the other annoyance on mobile that I've put up with for now, ads.
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Steelers control their own fatePosted by on December 13, 2012 – 7:00 pm
With just three games remaining the Steelers find themselves controlling their own fate as far as the postseason goes, with this Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys the first step.
If the Steelers win out, they would secure a wild card playoff spot and still could win the AFC North division, depending on how the Baltimore Ravens finish out the season.
"These next few games we are in control of the rest of our journey," said running back Jonathan Dwyer. "It's a big emphasis for us to get this win, not just because of the situation, but because it's the next game.
"I think there is a sense of urgency just because you want to win. We are still the same guys, the atmosphere is the same. But it's December football. We know how important that is. You can tell from all of the guys. Coach (Mike) Tomlin doesn't have to say anything. It just what it is."
When December football rolls around, for teams in the playoff race, things escalate. The intensity picks up with more on the line and like Dwyer said, there is no need to preach the importance of games, especially with a veteran team that has been to the playoffs.
"December is the most important month of the season," said receiver Plaxico Burress. "You want to be coming together and building a stretch run to get into the playoffs. You want to gather that confidence. We wanted to go out and win that game last week, but right now is a time we really want to be on the rise.
"We have a tough game in Dallas this weekend and then two home games. It's a great opportunity for us to finish strong. As Coach Tomlin says the eventual world champion usually isn't losing any more games at this point of the season. Guys understand the sense of urgency to go out and win this game and get on a run. It's all about who gets hot this time of year. I have seen some crazy things happen and we definitely have the talent to do it. We just need to focus and make it happen."
Houston, New England and Denver have already clinched playoff spots, but three spots remain in the AFC with Baltimore, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, New York and the Steelers leading the way for those last spots.
"We need to win every game," said receiver Mike Wallace. "We don't have time to lose a game and look around. When you look at the reality of things and the stretch, there are teams with the same or better record than us so we have to continue to handle what we can. As long as we handle our business, you don't have to worry about what other teams do."
The Steelers remaining schedule includes the Cowboys this week on the road, and then home games against AFC North rivals Cincinnati and Cleveland. If the Steelers are going to make the playoffs, getting hot now is a must.
"At this point of the season you have to start feeling it, get that second wind," said Burress. "Everyone is looking to make it to the playoffs. Everyone is eyeing that trophy. Everyone is chasing it. Games are tougher now because teams know how critical they are.
"We just have to focus on us. If we go and win out, we don't have anything to worry about and we don't have to look over our shoulder. If we finish out strong we can write our own story."
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A letter from Sir Alex Ferguson and heartfelt messages from loving grandchildren were among the tributes read at the funeral of Workington Town stalwart James McKenzie this week.
The 250-capacity crematorium at Distington was full on Tuesday.
Many people listened outside through loudspeakers as they paid their respects to the 61-year-old, who died in a car crash in Honister Drive, Workington, on March 7.
Mr McKenzie – also known as Jimmy, Chizza and Snuffbox – was a fan of Workington Town and Wigan rugby league teams and Manchester United.
He manned the turnstiles at Workington Town's Derwent Park stadium for 41 years.
The Rev Irene Fearon, who led the service, described Mr McKenzie as "one of life's characters" and a gentleman with a "marvellous, dry sense of humour" who was close to his brothers as well as wife Olive, children John, Evelyn and Sharon and grandchildren.
She read a letter from Manchester United manager Sir Alex, which was written to Mrs McKenzie and family.
The letter, written in response to one he was sent about Mr McKenzie's death, said: "I'd like to express our sincere condolences to you and your family.
"I know that the days and months ahead will be most difficult but trust that you will find comfort in God and with each other at this very sad time."
Tributes from Mr McKenzie's grandchildren were also read.
One from Lauren said: "You were one in a million. You'll always be with us in our hearts. We shared so many good times together and had a lot of secrets. I love you so much."
Courtney said: "I don't know what I'm going to do without you. I still don't believe that you have gone. It just feels so unreal. You did get called Grumpy Granda but you were grumpy with a smile. Love you forever."
Lisa wrote: "Well Granda, it's been nearly two weeks since you left us and I'm missing you so much. I want to hear your voice and see your face.
"I have been dreading this day but it's here and I have to say goodbye. I don't want to and still need you in my life."
A message from Ryan said: "You're the best. You always were. I love you to bits Granda and I'm going to miss you."
Declan's message said: "I love you and I think you are one in a million and I miss you already. I want you to know that I have cut down on the energy drinks and I don't slam the door anymore. You'll be a much missed husband and dad but mainly you were my granda. Lots and lots of love from Declan."
Mr McKenzie's friend Vince Dolan recounted tales of days out with a great friend and led the congregation in raising three cheers.
Westlife's I'll See You Again was played before the mourners joined together to recite the traditional version of the Lord's Prayer, a request Mr McKenzie had previously made for his funeral.
As the service drew to a close, the congregation listened to Neil Diamond's song Sweet Caroline which was Mr McKenzie's karaoke favourite.
Workington Town rugby league club chairman Dave Bowden was among the mourners.
First published at 19:24, Thursday, 22 March 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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I would like to say a big thank you to my brother david moore for getting in touch with sir alex and making the kind letter possible.All the family are very grateful for what you have done.
Dad you would have been so proud to have sir alex sending you a letter just shows you we're a legend and you'll be missed by a lot of people not only your loving family but all your friends R.I.P Dad love you forever olive john joanne,eve,sharon and all the grandkids xxxxxx