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How/Why Should Teachers Use Video?
Reverse Lectures or Flipped Classroom
At least not during class time. How much more could you get done if your students watched at least some lectures at home? Or you could lecture even when you're not at school. I've started doing this a couple years ago. At the time I had my physics students watch many of my lectures on the internet. Some would watch on their iPods and a couple, who don't have reliable internet watched them on DVD. The first year was the hardest, but most of my lectures were re-usable. This idea is not that original. These guys in Colorado beat me to it and so did Dale Eizenga.
Mastery Learning
This is often paired with the flipped classroom. In this sort of setting students work independently or in small groups and work through material at their own rate. Videos are huge in this setting as it allows the teacher to be delivering any number of lectures simultaneously. It also makes it easy for students to go back and review earlier lessons. In the strictest sense students in a Mastery classroom would not advance until obtaining mastery in earlier lessons. In my Electronics class students are allowed to progress through material at whatever pace they deem appropriate. Some will race through the early lessons only to realize they "don't really get it" and then go back. In some sense these students often gain a higher level of mastery than those who take their time the first time through.
Record Lecture as They Happen
Even if you don't want to replace in class lecture time with videos students watch at home you still might want to capture your lectures as you deliver them so that your students can go back over them at a later date. This will also help students who were absent. Even just recording the audio will help. An absent student (or one who was there) can listing to the lecture while going over class notes. EduCause also did a "7 things you should know" on lecture capture. It's worth a look.
You may want to read this article on vodcasting lectures in college. These were not replacements of lecture as in a reverse lecture model. They were recordings of lectures. This paper is a research study looking at attendance of students and when they actually watch the videos produced.
Important Demonstrations
As a science teacher, I do lots of important demonstrations to teach concepts. Unfortunately there are always some students who are absent. Now, most teachers tell absent students to get notes from a friend. But usually someone else's notes aren't enough for demos. If they were you wouldn't really need to do a live demo, would you?


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When a character has a traumatic experience, what drives them to become hero or villain? Psychological experts discuss.
"Heroes" actor Todd Stashwick and "X Men Noir" artist Dennis Calero have a webcomic together now, and talk about how it came about through Twitter.
With The Green Hornet coming to theaters, we take a look at Kato and some other kick-butt sidekicks.
Find out more about NBC's new series "Rest" as star Milo Ventimiglia talks about the trade paper back and wraps up his time on "Heroes" at NYCC 2010.
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VILLAGE OF NORTH AURORACOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING MINUTESNOVEMBER 19, 2012CALL TO ORDER Mayor Berman called the meeting to order.ROLL CALLIn attendance: Mayor Dale Berman, Trustee Chris Faber, Trustee Ryan Lambert, Trustee Mark Guethle, Trustee Mark Gaffino, Trustee Laura Curtis, Trustee Vince Mancini, Village Clerk Lori Murray.Staff in attendance: Village Attorney Kevin Drendel, Interim Village Administrator/Police Chief Dave Summer, Finance Director Bill Hannah, Public Works Superintendent Mike Glock, Water Superintendent Paul Young, Pete Iosue of Teska Associates, Dan Watson of Rempe-Sharpe. AUDIENCE COMMENTS - NoneTRUSTEE COMMENTS - NoneDISCUSSION1. Discussion on 2013 Meeting Schedules for Village Board, Committee of the Whole and Plan Commission Meetings - Change from meeting of September 2nd to September 9th due to Labor Day. Reschedule Plan Commission meeting from January 1st to January 8th. The Board was in agreement with the changes.2. Discussion on 2013 Meeting Schedules for Committee Meetings – no changes.3. Discussion on 2013 Holiday Schedule – no changes.TRUSTEE COMMENTS - NoneADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION - Personnel Motion made by Trustee Gaffino and seconded by Trustee Guethle to adjourn to Executive Session for the purpose of discussing personnel. All in favor. Motion approved.Respectfully Submitted,Lori J. MurrayVillage Clerk
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Dr Oz gave several simple, inexpensive Beauty Remedies on his show today that he said can help to take 10 years off of your face. One of the areas he covered was a Dull Skin Remedy. You can brighten up your skin with something that you likely already have in your medicine cabinet – Pepto Bismol! Here is how you do it:
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Kovalchuk agrees to 17-year deal with Devils
NEWARK, N.J. Unlike the NBA's LeBron James, the biggest prize on the NHL free agent market isn't moving.
Ilya Kovalchuk is staying with the New Jersey Devils, agreeing to a staggering 17-year, $102 million deal with the team.
Kovalchuk's agent and the team announced on Monday that the high-scoring left wing has agreed to stay with New Jersey, ending weeks of speculation where the league's leading goal scorer since 2001 would be skating next season.
"This was a long arduous process that has taken frankly a little longer than I thought," agent Jay Grossman said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "But you know what, nothing is worth anything unless you work for it. I can tell you he is very happy to be with the New Jersey Devils."
The deal is somewhat salary-cap friendly for the Devils, who will absorb an annual hit of $6 million - the average amount per season. However, Kovalchuk will remain on the books through the 2026-27 season.
Kovalchuk will earn $6 million each of the next two seasons, $11.5 million for the following five seasons, $10.5 million in the 2017-18 season, $8.5 million for the 2018-19 season, $6.5 million in 2019-20, $3.5 million in 2020-21, $750,000 the following season, and $550,000 for the final five years of the unprecedented deal.
The Los Angeles Kings, New York Islanders, Devils and SKA St. Petersburg of Russia's Kontinental Hockey League talked with Kovalchuk after free agency started on July 1.
The final decision came down to the Kings and the three-time Stanley Cup champion Devils, who haven't won a title since 2003.
Grossman refused to say that Kovalchuk decided to stay because he felt the Devils had a better chance to win the Cup again.
"This was so far complex that I don't want to get into those questions," Grossman said. "Obviously his goal is to win the Stanley Cup. If he didn't think there was an opportunity to do that, then he would not have gone there."
Devils president and general manager Lou Lamoriello, and coach John MacLean didn't immediately return telephone messages seeking comment.
James disappointed Cleveland Cavaliers' fans earlier this month when he signed with the Miami Heat for a chance to chase an NBA title with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
The Devils' only major loss in free agency was defenseman Paul Martin, who went to the Atlantic Division-rival Pittsburgh Penguins.
The 27-year-old Kovalchuk was traded to the Devils by Atlanta in February after rejecting a 12-year, $101 million extension offered by the Thrashers.
Kovalchuk (KOH'-vul-chuck) had 41 goals and 44 assists last season when he earned $7.5 million. He posted only 10 goals and 17 assists with the Devils.
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Looking for recommendations on a cheek pad for my 700 PSS. Appreciate any guidance.
This rifle is amazing. Holes in holes!
I've had to send the stock to ©H-S PRECISION, INC. for swivel studs and 1" inch butt pad (for fit).
Adding a check pad (vs a new tactical stock at $650) to complete the fit.
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State Inmate Charged With Mailing Threats To Federal Judges
ERIE, Pa. ‑ An inmate at the Fayette State Correctional Institution in LaBelle, Pennsylvania, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Erie on a charge of mailing a threatening communication, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
The one-count indictment named Gregory Garrett Brown, 47, as the sole defendant.
According to the indictment presented to the court, Brown mailed a letter to a United States Magistrate Judge which contained a threat to kill the Magistrate Judge and a United States District Judge.
The law provides for a maximum total sentence of 10 years in prison, a fine of $250,000, or both. Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, the actual sentence imposed would be based upon the seriousness of the offense and the prior criminal history, if any, of the defendant.
Assistant United States Attorney Christian A. Trabold is prosecuting this case on behalf of the government.
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The Supremes' choreography for this song, with one hand on the hip and the other outstretched in a "stop" gesture, is equally legendary. Paul Williams and Melvin Franklin of The Temptations taught the girls the routine backstage in London, before the Supremes' performance on the BBC television special The Sound of Motown, hosted by Dusty Springfield.
"Stop! In the Name of Love!" was recorded in January 1965. and released as a single on February 8. The song was included on the Supremes' sixth album, More Hits by the Supremes, and was nominated for the 1966 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Rock & Roll Group Vocal Performance, losing to "Flowers on the Wall" by the Statler Brothers. The song was also honored by inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection of 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.
Rapper Lil Wayne sampled "Stop! In the Name of Love" for his 2007 single "Gossip".
The Disney Channel featured the song as a DTV music video set to clips from the cartoon shorts The Big Bad Wolf, Mickey's Delayed Date, and Lend a Paw.
A FoxTrot strip published in August 1993 has Paige singing the song, but mistakenly singing "Shop!" in place of "Stop!" Peter seemingly corrects her by continually repeating "Stop!" to her, but in actuality, he is demanding she stop singing entirely.
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will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
My dad has recently bought what is apparently called a forced air heater. this thing runs off of diesel fuel. He seems to think that we will be able to use it instead of a propane burner inside the oven to bring the oven to a temperature of around 300-350 degrees (and keep it there). Apparently this heater is used to heat large areas like a garage.
I'm a little skeptical that this heater will be able to get the oven hot enough. we have been running it for about an hour right now, and i have included a picture of our setup. I just went outside to take some temp readings using an infrared thermometer, and the temperature of the floor is about 340-350 degrees, but the bricks in the dome seem to be only getting to be about 200-230 degrees.
My fear is that it will not evenly enough heat the oven to an appropriate temperature, and when we're ready to build fires, we will get cracks that will leak heat and smoke. I'm really nervous about the curing process because i have put soo much work into this oven, i would be devastated if it got messed up now and would be unable to function correctly becasue the curing was done imporperly. I really need a second opinion on this thing. has anyone ever used this method or seen anything like it and had positive results?
Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
A common method of curing is to use a gas "ring burner" as an alternative to making a fire. This would suggest that any head source - at the right temperature and allowing the correct air flow to happen would be OK. Dificult to see where exhaust happens with your method - but it does appear that the blower may be blocking the natural exhaust flow of the oven.
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Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
I'd guess this heater will help dry your mortar. It does add heat and it does move a bunch of air.
This will be a gentle way to get the curing started, but at some point the only way to get the job done is to build a fire in your wood fired oven. With a real live wood fire, and the curing schedule James has detailed, you will get the process of curing your oven started.
The curing schedule gets your oven to the point you can build big hot fires in the oven, but it takes a good dozen big fires to get the oven fully 'cured' and to get stable performance from the oven.
There is no up side in worrying about cracks. If they happen, they happen. If they are bad enough, you fixe'm; and if they are small cracks, you live with them. And if your oven doesn't have any cracks, yours will be the exception, most ovens have cracks of one size or another, and they work just fine. One of the beauties of the design of the Pompeii is the design is very strong, even with a crack or two.
Good luck with your oven,
Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
Having used these heaters in buildings and to thaw out construction equipment I would be hesitant to use one as your father is. My concern is that the large flow of hot air would dry out the most inner layer of the oven rather quickly, setting up stresses. For all of the work you have done, I would suggest that a little more patience is in order. Some times blazing a new trail is just not worth the possible consequences
Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
I would have no worries with drying my oven with these heaters but wood fires work just as well. They certainly produce a hell of a lot of Bthu's (or Calories if you are metricated), we use similar ones but mainly run on lpg. Panel beaters use these to heat up and bake their 2 pack coatings quite successfully.
The reason why your dome is significantly lower than your hearth is the moisture is having to be removed through the bricks whereas your hearth is not cemented but simply stacked together. Another reason is that it is not yet insulated as hopefully your hearth.
As the dome dries out, the temp will increase and become almost equal to the hearth.
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Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
Hi Matt,
My only concern with that is, I used to use a similar kerosene heater in my garage, The kerosene would always leave a film on everything that had to be cleaned off, Kind of a light coating of slime.... I'm not familiar how it is with diesel fuel, but I would'nt want my pizza having a diesel fuel taste.. Just check inside the oven and see if there is any kind of coating(slime) on your firebrick.. On the other hand,, When you get to your real fire's it may just burn off if there is anything there
Good Luck
Re: will using a forced air heater work for the first stage of curing?
Thanks for all the responses! You were all right about this heater not being a very good method...for a different reason than i would have even imagined. apparently the manufacturer of this particualr make and model of forced air heater makes their fual tanks out of a lightweight plastic. We let the heater run for a couple hours while checking up on it every 10 or 15 minutes. After about 2 hours, i was checking the heater to make sure it was still working properly and upon close examination i found that the plastic tank had completely melted through where it was closest to where the heat was being produced, leaving the fuel completely exposed. needless to say, I immediately shut the thing off. im just glad nothing caught fire or exploded. so any way, what im trying to say is that this was a very bad idea. I would think that they would have made the fuel tank out of a material which would not crack or melt. So, just for future reference, if anyone else was planning on trying this, and they come across this post...not a good idea.
on a brighter note, i built my first curing fire today and got the oven up to a reasonable temperature. I don't know if it is normal, but i couldn't get the dome and the floor temp to match. the floor got to about 400, but the dome was about 300 degrees. hopefully at higher temperatures it all evens out. I guess only time will tell.
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Mates. I was wotking with a pdf on Drawer, LO crashed and didn't came back to work.
When I try to load it from the console i get this error:
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Showcase Highlights: October, Week Oneby: Heather Snodgrass
If you guys aren't checking out the Showcase on a regular basis, you're missing out on some pretty awesome submissions, like this week's blinged-out dog bed, a photo exhibit about underwater living and a bathtub carved out of one piece of stone. If you're not visiting, it also means you're not submitting — which is actually one of the best ways to catch our attention. Get in on the action now!


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Fan fiction combining season one of Queer as Folk and (loosely based on) Vampire the Masquerade. The tale of Brian Kinney plunged into a world of vampires where he finds himself entangled with Justin Taylor and other creatures of the night. There is adult content and language.
"Evil Caine, Justin," Craig said from behind his son. "Do you have to…flaunt yourself like that?"
"How did you get in here?"
"I was let in," Craig said. "Not everyone's excited by your…"
"Boyfriend," Justin said happy that Brian was in a deep sleep when he said it. "Dad, please…"
"Stop, young man," Craig said. It was then Justin saw the dagger in his father's hand. "Don't bother calling out. Your guard let me in."
"I won't let you hurt him," Justin said standing up and facing his father. He stood between his angry parent and his sleeping lover. "So you'll have to go through me."
"I don't want to, son," Craig replied, worry crossing his face for the first time. "But, I will."
When the words came out, tears began to fall from Justin's eyes, though he stood tall and appeared brave.
Craig changed his tactics, thinking to barrel right through his son to his enemy. He pushed Justin aside, only to have his son grab an arm and shove them into the wall. "Dad don't!"
Craig pushed Justin aside, but the young man had a good grip and took his father with him. They tumbled onto the bed; both struggling to gain control of the dagger, though it was obvious Craig had a better grip. Justin struggled to gain control, only to have his much stronger father force him on his back.
Craig jammed his knee into Justin chest and snatched the dagger from his son's hand. He looked down at his captured boy and placed the blade of the dagger to Justin's throat. Justin closed his eyes and cried, but in no way stopped his struggling. He just kept repeating his plea, "Dad, don't. Please, Dad, don't."
Craig looked down at his son and removed the dagger. Instead, he grabbed his son by the arm and tossed him across the room, slamming him into the bathroom door, cracking it. He immediately went to Brian and prepared for the blow that would kill the bane of his existence. He brought back his dagger when he felt the blow to his knee. He turned to see his son holding a bat, crying and begging his father to stop. All he could think to do was turn around, which he did only to have his son place another blow at his knee. When his leg buckled and he fell to the floor, he knew that it was broken. "Justin," he pleaded to his son as he forced himself to stand. "How could you?"
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Karmarama has hired Mother's Mark Harrison as the managing director of retail, Lawrence Weber from The Brooklyn Brothers as the head of digital integration and David Pandit, who joins from Bartle Bogle Hegarty as the director of data and analytics. (Campaign)
WCRS has promoted Elisa Edmonds to the new role of head of account planning. (Campaign)
Omnicom Media Group's digital leader in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Damian Blackden is to leave the agency network after four years. (Campaign)
Starcom MediaVest Group (SMG) has appointed Gill Huber to the position of marketing and communications director of SMG London. (Media Week)
Initiative has appointed both Steve Henderson, client director at Mindshare, and Tania Harwood, business director at OMD UK, as business directors, replacing Simon Kennett and Sean Pattison respectively. (Media Week)
Yahoo is parting way with its sales director Steve Brown. Brown joined Yahoo in 2008 as group business manager, and was promoted to sales director two years later. Brown has yet to be replaced. (Media Week)
Yahoo has also appointed Google's vice-president of local, maps and location services Marissa Mayer as its chief executive. The appointment of Mayer ends Yahoo's period without a leader. (Media Week)
AOL has appointed former Thomson Reuters brand head Jolie Hunt to the newly created role of chief marketing officer, following a global restructure that saw the company's marketing function stripped out of the UK and relocated to the US. (Marketing)
Nintendo has appointed its head of European PR Shelly Pearce to the UK marketing director position left vacant by the departure of Dawn Paine. (Marketing)
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Startups Come Under the Spotlight at Emerging Companies Summit
The chief execs of two dozen startups ' focused on areas ranging from robotics to cloud-basedvideo rendering ' showed their stuff at the Emerging Companies Summit, pitching their companies in eight minutes flat and taking another eight minutes of question.
Subjecting them to questions were members of a rotating panel drawn from VC firms, as well as industry analysts and corporate developments execs.
CEOs from Scalable Display Technologies, RTT, Aqumin, Otoy, Universal Robotics, and ICD took to the stage this morning, in front of judges including Savitha Srinivasen of IBM Research, leading industry pundit Rob Enderle, Norman Winarsky, of SRI International, and Jeff Herbst, who runs business development at NVIDIA.
Here's a quick breakdown of what they're bringing to market:
Scalable Display Technologies, of Cambridge, Mass. ' CEO Andrew Jamison portrayed a compelling vision of giant displays comprised of many individual sources to facilitate corporate collaboration. He said his software is being used by Fortune 50 companies to display information for presentations and meetings. The technology, originally developed at MIT, allows curved displays at a resolution of 5,000 x 1,000 pixels, up to 25 feet wide.
Realtime Technology (RTT), of Munich ' CEO Jeroen Snepvangers said his company helps clients use their 3D data to deliver visualization solutions for product development and marketing. Clients, including Harley Davidson and Nissan, use RTT technology to allow customers to select configuraton options on a computer, in some cases for vehicles still in development. Another client, BMW, used RTT software to produce a commercial showing hundreds of CADCAM images of the vehicle's components melded together.
Aqumin, of Houston ' CEO Mike Zeitlin's company is working on solving large data problems by converting huge spreadsheets of financial data into 3D graphs which depict market changes in real-time. The two-year-old company is working with partners like Bloomberg, CNBC, Deutsche Bank and Fidelity to bring GPU-accelerated technology to market traders.
Otoy, of Los Angeles ' CEO Jules Urbach showed an impressive video of an upcoming movie called Gaiking, which features Transformers-like CG effects rendered from the cloud. Otoy's technology allows them to deliver 'unlimited rendering power' for film and video games with up to 1,000 GPUs from the cloud. It promises major disruption in the film industry, which typically creates movies using massive CPU-based rendering farms.
Universal Robotics, of Nashville, Tenn. ' CEO David Peters described how robots can increase efficiency and reduce injuries by providing intelligent materials handling. While today's industrial robots must often be programmed for specific actions, Universal Robotics uses software called Neocortex which allows the robots to learn how to move packages of different shapes and sizes.
Innovative Converged Devices (ICD), of Seattle, Wash. - CEO David Hayeslikened ICDtoa new generation of ODMthat canreduce the time it takes to bring new products to market. ICD provides rapid product development of Tegra-based mobile devices while reducing cost by up to 20 percent. Hayes showed a product design called the Floob, a very thin devicewith a3D interface for social media and movies streamed via Netflix.
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EFFORTS by the US government to guard against cyber Armageddon are woefully inadequate, according to a group of security firms.
Last week the Cyber Security Industry Alliance, in its annual report, gave the government mainly grade Ds and one grade F on 12 security recommendations that it made last year.
Paul Kurtz, head of the CSIA, says that multiple data security breaches in the past year have exposed the personal details of over 50 million Americans. He warns that in the future, hackers could corrupt medical or financial records or take down a significant portion of the internet.
The report makes 13 new recommendations, including a law that would require companies to notify customers of security breaches and harmonisation of the US and Europe on cybercrime investigation and prosecution.
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The dry crusty build-up in and around your eyes that is present when waking up in the morning.
Baby, wash that duck butter out of your eyes before you leave the house.
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The man juice that leaks out of the womans vagina after a night of sex.
Janie was dripping duck butter all over the carpet after comming out of the Washington Wizards locker room.
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The sloppy green stuff that grows under the chefs hat.
After purchasing food from the dirty 'gyro' man we bought the food back to our desk. When we opened our food we noticed the man had dropped his duck butter in our food.
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the pasty secretions left on the panties that is created by the vagina during normal everyday activity
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the juice produced by fat peoples rolls
Wow, look at the fat ass and her duck butter seeping from her rolls
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noun- the sweat that collects under a guy's ballsack that gives off a rank smell, much like yeast.
Man, this duck butter is making my balls stick to my leg!
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Our goal is to diagnose and repair your appliance in as little as one trip—that's why we stock our trucks with 1,000+ parts. Lake Appliance Repair is dedicated to providing you with expert, quality service every time. Our seasoned appliance repair technicians have over 25 years of experience repairing stoves, ovens, cooktops, refrigerators, dishwashers, washers, dryers, freezers and more! Lake Appliance Repair is proud to serve the community of Ione and its surrounding areas. Be sure to call us first for any and all of your appliance parts, service or repair needs in the city of Ione!
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At Lake Appliance, we're committed to quality customer service—that's why we always guarantee fast service, quality repair and competitive rates. To reduce your appliance's downtime, we work efficiently by keeping our trucks stocked with 1,000+ parts. We reduce the number of trips we have to make and get the job done right the first time. We stand by our work and to prove it we offer a One Year Parts Warranty on parts we supply and install, as well as a 90 Days Warranty on all Labor and Service Calls. Find more about our Prices and Warranty here.
We Service 50+ Appliance Brands
We service a wide variety of appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, ovens, stoves, washers, dryers, and even microwaves! Lake Appliance Repair Ione will diagnose the problem and fix it in the shortest time frame possible, often within the same day. We offer competitive rates, fast service and excellent customer service. Lake Appliance Repair is Ione's local appliance repair technical specialist.
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Ione is an incorporated city in Amador County, California. The city covers an area of roughly 4.8 square miles, and is located 30 miles southeast of Sacramento, and 30 miles northeast of Stockton. The population of Ione is roughly 8,000, and it's currently the largest city in Amador County. Steeped in antiquity, Ione is the historical home of the Sierra Miwok, an indigenous people of California. Once known as "Bed-Bug" and "Freeze Out," Ione was an important supply center on the main road to the Mother Lode and Southern Mines during the California Gold Rush. Unlike other communities in Amador County, which were founded on gold mining, Ione was a supply center, stage and rail stop, and agricultural hub. Today, eight churches, numerous Scouting and fraternal organizations, annual hometown and patriotic events, and strong soccer and little leagues attest to the close knit community spirit of Ione. The city has many interesting landmarks and historical points of interest, including the Preston School of Industry. Known as The Castle, the Preston School was built between 1890-1894 to serve as a school for juveniles referred by the courts, and today is listed as a California Historical Landmark. Ione also offers a great many things to do and places to see. Some of their most popular attractions include fine dining, golfing, touring Amador County's famous vineyards, hunting at Camanche Hills Hunting Preserve, fishing in Lake Amador or Lake Camanche, and visiting the old-fashioned saloons and hotels. Ione is a wonderful place to live or vacation with the family.
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Ethiraj College Semester Exam Results 2014 | www.ethirajcollege.edu.in
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The Ethiraj College is situated in Chennai, Tamit Nadu. The Ethiraj College will soon declare the Semester results of various PG and UG Degree Programmes. This college provides the education to the women and specially known as leading women college in India. The Candidates appeared in these exam can check their result from the official website www.ethirajcollege.in. The results will be soon provided in the Ethiraj College site.
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This book of inspirational stories and essays is designed for any teacher who has survived the first week of the first year of teaching. It offers memories of the joy of teaching, tells compelling tales of tragedy as well as survival, and provides opportunities for laughter, which is sometimes the only remedy for difficult situations.
Faced with low salaries, overcrowded classrooms, and dwindling public support, teachers are expected to improve student performance, answer public scrutiny, and solve society's problems - with just a stroke of chalk across a blackboard. It is easy to become discouraged, and many do. Not Quite Burned Out helps remind teachers of the reasons they entered the profession in the first place. Without disguising the heart-breaking realities, Draper nonetheless celebrates the joys and very real rewards of teaching. Her clear-eyed compassion and wry humor will offer inspiration to novice and longtime teachers alike.
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Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran are parents in 'Everything Has Changed' music video
Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran might just be best friends in real life, but the music video for their song "Everything Has Changed" paints a different picture. The latest single off Swift's 2012 album "Red" focuses primarily on two school children falling in love during one romanticized school day.
Instead of the young blonde girl and redheaded boy playing younger versions of Swift and Sheeran, the video eventually reveals that the kids are the two musicians' children. That's a big change from the way Swift, 23, is typically portrayed in her music videos, but a welcome one as well.
"I've been excited about this for a very long time. Now I get to share it with you," Swift tweets of the video's debut.
Swift was named one of Zap2it's best dressed on the CMT Music Awards red carpet, though she ended up walking away from the country music awards show empty handed.


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Alec Baldwin's homophobic outburst: Are you still mad about it?Add to Favorites | 30 Rock
Plenty of pop-culture stories from 2013 were fodder for public outrage. As the year comes to a close, Zap2it takes a look back at some of the biggest uproars and asks: U Still Mad?
The world seems wrapped up in "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson's comments on homosexuality at the moment, but it wasn't very long ago that Alec Baldwin was embroiled in a scandal regarding a homophobic outburst.
The "30 Rock" star and recent MSNBC talk show host found himself in hot water in November after allegedly calling a photographer who got a little too close a "c***sucking f**." Of course, Baldwin claimed he actually called the person a "c***sucking fathead," which makes very little sense.
After the news got out, MSNBC was quick to pull Baldwin's "Up Late" from the schedule before outright canceling it in what was called a "mutual parting." Baldwin also apologized for his word choice on the show's website, but it was too little too late.
Of course this is hardly Baldwin's first time being called out on the carpet for his words or attitude. There's that whole Words with Friends airplane fiasco and even his Twitter rants. At a certain point, people are going to get fed up with him once and for all. Are you still mad at Baldwin, or do you figure he's thanking his lucky stars that Robertson spoke to GQ, thus taking the anti-gay spotlight for himself?
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Full detailed profile on Frank Mentier playing Jed Stark on Days of Our Lives Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: 1988-02-17
Frank was born February 17, 1988 and is from Rochester Michigan. He modeled in Michigan before moving to Los Angeles in 2006 where he then picked up some more gigs.
Frank is 6'1, an Aquarius and has also done some modeling with Wilhelmina, Abercrombie & Fitch and Abercrombie Kids.
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Chest Congestion
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Like to be able to breathe again? You just need to come at the problem from the right angle—in yoga they call it Reclining Bound Angle pose
Sinus infections (ouch), upper respiratory infections (hack), bronchitis, asthma (gasp)—whether their origin is allergies or a bacterial or viral infection, all these variations on misery affect the breathing tract. Both the cold air of winter and sub-zero air conditioning in summer can also bring on "a minor, asthma-type reaction by constricting or narrowing the lungs, which makes breathing difficult," says Baxter Bell, M.D., who uses both yoga and Western medicine in his practice. His Rx for a congested chest is 10-15 minutes of Reclining Bound angle pose: You'll not only breathe easier, he says, but you may notice other immediate results, like less coughing as your chest opens up. And this is what yoga types call a "restorative'' pose, meaning it doesn't take a ton of energy to do—so you can easily pull this off even if you're as down as a dog.
Reclining Bound Angle pose
1. Sit on the floor and lay a bolster or long pillow lengthwise (parallel to your spine) behind you.
2. Bend your knees and place the soles of your feet together, letting your legs bow out to the sides.
3. Lie back, with lower, upper back, and head supported on the bolster. You'll feel your chest begin to open up with the stretch.
4. Place arms at your sides, with forearms and elbows against the floor, palms facing up. Legs are still bent with feet together.
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Best Things To Do in Dublin
Dublin is one of the most walkable cities in Europe. Start in the north at Phoenix Park and head south to the River Liffey, cross the famous Ha'Penny Bridge and find your way to the medieval streets of Temple Bar. Pause for a pint before heading to the Trinity College campus. Shop along nearby Grafton Street before jaunting on to the peaceful St. Stephen's Green. From there, literary fiends can drop by the Writers Museum or the James Joyce Centre while visitors that enjoy a drop of the good stuff can tour the Guinness Storehouse or the Old Jameson Distillery.
Why go: This beautiful park (known for remaining green throughout the year) is a great place to spend a day outside without ... read more»
Why go: When the hustle and bustle of the city gets to be too much, seek refuge in Phoenix Park, Europe's ... read more»
Why go: The Chester Beatty Library is said to be one of the most notable museums in Ireland. As Fodor's puts ... read more»
Why go: According to many, this is one of Dublin's most somber sights. During its days as a prison, Kilmainham Gaol ... read more»
Why go: Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I, Trinity College is Ireland's oldest and most notable college. Among its alumni ... read more»
Why go: If you're an art lover, make sure to save some time for this extensive museum, which houses Ireland's ... read more»
Why go: Did you know that in Irish, whiskey is called uisce beatha and is literally "the water of life?" Chronicling the ... read more»
Why go: When you need a break from all the museums and historical sites, head to Grafton Street. This pedestrian street -- which ... read more»
Why go: Meeting House Square is centered in the heart of the Temple Bar area and is a contemporary enclave amidst old-time ... read more»
Why go: If you've ever watched Showtime's The Tudors, you'll definitely recognize Dublin Castle. This massive structure -- which acted ... read more»
Why go: St. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Dublin and the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland. Originally ... read more»
Why go: Like the Old Jameson Distillery, the Guinness Storehouse is no longer a functioning brewery, but it will give you an ... read more»
Why go: Dedicated to Dublin's rich and exciting literary traditions, avid readers and aspiring wordsmiths will have trouble tearing themselves away ... read more»
Why go: This neighborhood is Dublin's famous party hub. During the day, this district thrives on artistic vision, featuring numerous independent ... read more»
Why go: While most of Ireland's castles are in ruins, Malahide Castle still stands tall. Originally built in the 12th century ... read more»
Why go: Although the Abbey Theatre looks quite contemporary, even swank with its glass front and the theater name bathed in blue ... read more»
Why go: James Joyce, the Irish literatus, famous for beautiful lines like this one from Ulysses, "The heaventree of stars hung with ... read more»
Why go: On your way back from St. Stephen's Green, you might want to pass through the nearby Merrion Square. This ... read more»


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Books filed under "Homes"
The Professional Designer's Guide to Garden Furnishings
Gardens need chairs, benches, cushions, arbors, containers, and artwork, too. $34.95
Small Green Roofs: Low-Tech Options for Greener Living
The first book to focus on small-scale green roofs. $24.95
The Northwest Green Home Primer
Everyone can make green home decisions on a budget with this inspiring, information-packed guide. $24.95
Northwest Coast Indian Painting: House Fronts and Interior Screens
A thoughtful, in-depth guide, with rare historical photographs and stunning color renderings. $29.95
High-Impact, Low-Carbon Gardening: 1001 Ways to Garden Sustainably
A one-stop reference for making a garden more green. $24.95
The View from Great Dixter: Christopher Lloyd's Garden Legacy
Memories from one of the great gardens of the world. $27.95
The Revolutionary Yardscape: Ideas for Repurposing Local Materials to Create Containers, Pathways, Lighting, and More
Create unique outdoor décor using reclaimed materials. $22.95
The Green Roof Manual: A Professional Guide to Design, Installation, and Maintenance
The first American reference for the biggest trend in landscape architecture. $39.95
Bringing Nature Home: How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants (Updated and Expanded)
Shows how growing non-natives causes native wildlife to disappear, and what you can do about it. $19.95
The Oregon Companion: An Historical Gazetteer of the Useful, the Curious, and the Arcane
From Air Oregon to the Zigzag River, and all the curious history in between. $29.95
400 Trees and Shrubs for Small Spaces
Recommends plants and cultivation techniques that excel in small garden spaces. $29.95
A Child's Garden: 60 Ideas to Make Any Garden Come Alive for Children
How to create enchanting outdoor spaces for children and their parents and grandparents. $19.95


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Water Consulting & Engineering Companies in Latin America
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WesTech Engineering, Inc.
based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
WesTech Engineering, Inc. celebrates 40 years as a recognized leader in the manufacture of liquid/solids separation equipment for industrial and municipal process applications. Surface waters, groundwater, water reuse, drinking water, wastewater treatment and industrial process equipment and technologies designed to meet customer specifications, and exceed performance ...
DAS Environmental Expert GmbH
based in Dresden, GERMANY
DAS Environmental Expert is a leading environmental technology company that provides sustainable solutions for waste gas treatment and wastewater treatment while minimizing resource usage. The family-owned, mid-sized business with headquarters in Dresden, Germany stands out with two decades of technology and market experience. Our employees worldwide further develop this ...
based in Stoke-on-Trent, UNITED KINGDOM
Ceram is an independent, international materials technology consultancy that focuses on innovation, sustainability and quality assurance of materials. Headquartered in Staffordshire, UK, and with approved laboratories around the world, Ceram solves product and process challenges across a range of materials to help clients improve performance, comply with regulations and ...
Governor Control Systems, Inc.
based in Fort Lauderdale, FLORIDA (USA)
GCS specializes in innovative control system integration and monitoring solutions. Our unmatched 24/7 service technical support, training, and engineering services ensure that GCS is your partner for the lifecycle of your control, monitoring and measuring systems. GCS designs systems that help bring your engines into regulatory compliance. Representing leading ...


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Singer Pia Toscano was a standout on Season 10 of American Idol. She recently debuted her first single, "This Time," and tonight she will perform it on the So You Think You Can Dance results show.
Tonight's live results show of SYTYCD is a big one, as the four finalists that will compete in next week's finale will be revealed right after Pia performs.
Last month, Pia announced that she signed a record deal with Interscope Records and 19 Recordings. Pia has been performing "This Time" on the American Idols LIVE! Tour all summer long. To see where the tour is headed next, click here. To get tickets and details for the So You Think You Can Dance Tour, click here!


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Jackson Land and Cattle Company filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida on Tuesday, January 5, 2010 and is approximately five years old, as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Sunday, June 7, 2015.
Renee Baer serves as the President Renee's past corporate affiliations include Chris Industries Corp .
Renee Baer is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
Key roles for Jackson Land and Cattle Company
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A Bike Rider's Guide to Capitol Corridor
Bicycles and Trains The Perfect Match
More and more people are discovering how well bicycle and train travel go together, whether its for commuting to work, enjoying a weekend ride, or participating in a bicycle tour. Done safely and conscientiously, its the perfect marriage of modes to let you experience Northern California and boost your well-being at the same time.
On Board Bicycle Storage
Each Capitol Corridor train car has three bike racks on the lower level, and at least one car has large-capacity storage to hold about a dozen bicycles, as well as luggage and other large items.
Starting in May 2014, you may notice that some Capitol Corridor trains will have a second car with large-capacity storage. Capitol Corridor is taking first steps towards rolling out its Bicycle Access Plan, with the goal of nearly doubling the bike storage capacity of each train. Eventually, the plan is for all trains to consistently have this extra storage in order to better meet demand and facilitate bike boarding for passengers. In the meantime, we'll be doing our best to increase storage on the busiest trains whenever possible.
Bikes on Board Guidelines
If you are taking your bike on board a Capitol Corridor train, it is your responsibility to use common sense and follow the guidelines that are listed in the side bar of this web page when securing your bicycle. Keep in mind that sometimes especially during peak travel hours there are a large number of bicycles on board, making safe and convenient storage more of a challenge.
If the bike racks are full, and youre not sure where to store your bike, follow the instructions of the train crew on where to place and secure your bicycle so that it won't block aisles and walkways, keeping in mind that passengers who use wheelchairs, canes, or walkers may also need clearance.
Following Capitol Corridors bike storage guidelines and using good judgment will ensure that as many people as possible can enjoy taking their bicycle on the train.
Bike Storage at Stations
Capitol Corridor staff is continually working to improve bicycle access and storage at stations. While most stations have racks where passengers can lock up their bikes, there are also BikeLink eLockers at five Capitol Corridor stations: Suisun/Fairfield, Richmond (shared with BART), Berkeley, Oakland/Coliseum (shared with BART), and Fremont. By the end of 2015, we plan to have eLockers installed at all stations.
Bikes on Connecting Buses
Most connecting buses can accommodate a limited number of bicycles on a first-come, first-served basis. Storage on most buses is underneath the motor coach in the luggage compartment, and some buses (in particular, those providing service between Emeryville and San Francisco) also have front-end bike racks. As on the train, passengers are responsible for loading and unloading their bike.
Bicycle News
To stay on top of bicycle-related news and updates at Capitol Corridor, be sure to read our blog, Spoke n' Word, and bookmark this web page for future reference.
Tips and Guidelines
- Look for and board the car with a visible bike decal. Most Capitol Corridor trains have two designated "bike cars" - generally the car furthest from the locomotive and the second car away from the locomotive.
- If you are storing your bicycle in one of the large capacity storage areas, use the hanging Velcro strap or your own bungee cord to secure your bike as tightly as possible to the trains stabilizing bar. For extra security, you may also want to lock your bicycle to the stabilizing bar.
- If you are on one of the intermediate train cars, lock your bike securely to one of the designated bike racks. There are three in each of these cars, on the lower level.
- If you are not able to secure your bike either to a rack or in a storage area, find a location that does not block an aisle or walkway through which people (including people who use wheelchairs, canes, or walkers) could be moving.
- Regardless of where your bike is stored, make sure it is securely attached to the train car so it does not become a dangerous, moving object in the event of a sudden stop. Bungee cords are very helpful for this type of security, and are sold at minimal cost in the Café Car if you do not have one handy.
- If you need to fit your bike into a tight spot, clear of the aisle, try removing your quick-release front wheel.
- If possible, use a folding bicycle. With a folding bike, you still have your bicycle to get you where you need to go after arriving at your trains destination and you can store it without taking up limited rack space. Aside from being easier to store, the advantage of a folding bike is that when you arrive at your final destination, you can usually bring it inside with you instead of having to lock it up outside.
Securing Your Bike in the Storage Area, Step-By-Step
- Standing behind the bike, pull the handlebars up to stand the bike vertically.
- Guide the front wheel onto the hook on the wall. You may have to lift the bike up a few inches.
- For a more secure fastening, lower the stabilization bar next to the front wheel and wrap the Velcro strap around the forks. You can also lock your bicycle through the stabilization bar. If there is no velcro strap on the stabilizing bar, a bungee cord attached to the hook will also work.
- If bicycle hooks are blocked by baggage, leave the bike adjacent to the baggage, not blocking an aisle, and ask for the conductor's assistance.


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HIGHGATE Lena Mae McAllister, age 61, passed away Friday, September 27, 2013, at Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, with her loving family at her side.
She was born in Windsor, VT, on December 24, 1951, the daughter of Elsie (Tewksbury) Johnson and the late Howard Johnson.
Lena graduated from Windsor High School, class of 1969. She attended Castleton State College, after graduating from flight attendant school, and received her bachelors degree in 1973. Lena also earned her masters degree from the University of Vermont later in her career.
She married Norm McAllister in May of 1971, and they moved their family to Highgate in 1975. She began working as a substitute teacher in Franklin County schools, until she took a full-time job at Enosburg Falls Elementary School. Lena was a 1st grade teacher in Enosburg for over 35 years; taught two generations and received several awards, including a Vermont Outstanding Teacher nomination.
When Lena wasnt working at school, she was working on the family farm or at her own business, Clarks House of Flowers. Working in the greenhouse allowed her to express her artistic side with flowers. She also loved arts & crafts, painting class at Joanies, traveling, cooking and most importantly, being a wife, mother and grandmother to her family.
She is survived by her husband of 42 years, Norm McAllister of Highgate; three children, Norman Jr. Pete McAllister and his wife, Beth of Ferrisburgh, Heath McAllister and his wife, Lora of Swanton, and Tara Rice and her husband, Charles Jr. of Sheldon; six grandchildren, Clarinda, Faith, Peyton, Lillian, Clayton and Kaitlyn; her mother, Elsie Johnson of Weathersfield; her three siblings, Mary Lawlor and her husband, Dick of Maryland, Edward Johnson, and John Johnson and his wife, Diane, all of Weathersfield; a brother-in-law, Don Wenz of Grantham, NH; and several nieces and nephews. Lena was predeceased by her father, Howard Johnson and her sister, Bonnie Wenz.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013, at 11 a.m. at the Enosburg Falls High School Auditorium, Dickinson Ave., Enosburg Falls, with the Rev. Kerry Cameron officiating. Interment will follow in the East Highgate Cemetery.
A time of visitation will be held Friday, October 4, 2013, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Spears Funeral Home, 96 Dickinson Ave., Enosburg Falls.
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CLINTON – It was a gloomy day weather wise, but nothing could get down the spirits of the Starkville High School boys' soccer team Saturday night.
The Yellowjackets won their first Class 5A Mississippi State Championship with a 1-0 victory over Pascagoula.
The Jackets scored the only goal in the game with 5:13 remaining in the first half when senior Price Day found sophomore Justin Gordon with a pass over the top that Gordon knocked in.
"We have been practicing in the Palmeiro Center on turf trying to get our touch right, trying to get a feel for turf," Day said. "For the turf to be all wet it is completely different than playing on dry turf. We noticed that it was skipping a lot. Just running real fast so all I was thinking was you have to put just the right amount on it to get it to him so he can get pass the keeper. So i just tried to give it a light touch that I knew (Gordon) could get to."
Arrowhead Field has synthetic turf so it did something to the ball that SHS has not seen all season.
"I knew Price knew what the turf was going to do because it was wet and it skips," Gordon said. "We practiced in the Palmeiro (Center), on the turf for two days this week and we just kind of got a feel for it so we knew what we had to do.
"I took a look at the keeper and he didn't come out. I thought he was going to come out, but he didn't. The ball skipped a little bit. I just kept my eyes on the ball. I never looked up at the goal. I just placed it a little to his left."
Day lightly kicked the ball over the top to Gordon to give him room run it down and have a play.
"We were trying to get them to go to the outside to keep it away from the keeper, but (Day) looked up and he saw Justin (Gordon) on that one and he said he kicked it very lightly," Starkville High School head coach Brian Bennett said.
The work in the middle was the key for the Jackets. Senior Kase Kingery and junior Dylan Butler did most of the work in the middle and Bennett noticed.
"They did a good job," Bennett said. "Especially Kase (Kingery) and Dylan (Butler) in the midfield. They were the ones that got the balls settled and moved it around and gave us those easy looks to go over the top. Justin and Price were wearing themselves out running them down. Justin finally got that one and put it away."
Bennett thought his team's speed could help them and it did.
"I thought we might have them with that and you could see, Justin (Gordon) was giving them fits up top," Bennett said of his team's speed. "And when Price (Day) wants to he can too. I thought speed-wise we probably had them outmatched today."
Gordon showcased his speed on most balls over the top and out-ran the Pascagoula players.
"My teammates know I'm fast," Gordon said. "They usually make plays I can get to. I just use what I have to get to it."
It was no surprise that Day was the one to get the assist.
"He is the fastest guy we've got," Day said of Gordon. "He is an outstanding player, outstanding kid. Just for him to put it in the back of the net it just made me feel so good."
Kingery thought the other playoff games made them a more complete team and gave them confidence coming in.
"I think it was the experience of these last playoff games," Kingery said.
Senior keeper Addison Watson may be the unsung hero of the game. The Panthers had several chances to score but were unable to.
They had one last shot in the final seconds but fell short.
"It was pretty difficult," Watson said. "The long throw ins were especially dangerous. (It was) really hard to judge them sometimes. Sometimes he lofted them straight up, sometimes he would do a line drive so we really had to work on that kind of stuff. We had been working on turf all week for practice and it was a great call on coach's part on that. I am just really proud for all the guys that have worked their butts off all season for this."
The Yellowjackets finished the year with a 14-3 record.
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How did a charismatic young president elected in an atmosphere of optimism and expectation lead the United States to the brink of revolution? From a chance encounter in the early 1980s to the Democratic primaries of 2007-08, syndicated columnist and political cartoonist Ted Rall was one of the first to size up Barack Obama as we know him now: conservative, risk-averse and tonedeaf. In The Book of Obama Rall revisits the rapid rise and dizzying fall of Obama–and the emergence of the Tea Party and Occupy movements–and draws a startling conclusion: We the People weren't lied to. We lied to ourselves, both about Obama and the two-party system. We voted when we ought to have revolted.
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Survival of the Fittest in Texas
Texas Motor Speedway proved too tough to tame for many IZOD IndyCar Series veterans in the Firestone 550, but rookie driver Josef Newgarden kept his head above water and brought his car home to a 13th-place finish.
Newgarden's No. 67 Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Dallara/Honda/Firestone car started from the 25th position due to an engine swap that prohibited him from making a qualifying attempt.
With a quick jump on the green flag, Newgarden passed Katherine Legge and James Jakes on lap one. Unfortunately, stability issues became apparent shortly into the run.
On lap 62 Newgarden and SFHR went one lap down to then-leader Scott Dixon. However, a caution period caused by a single-car crash involving Charlie Kimball just two laps later enabled Newgarden to win his lap back.
Following more adjustments from his SFHR crew, Newgarden began reeling in cars in front of him. He was unable to hold off the hard-charging leader Dixon, however, and went one-lap down for a second time.
On lap 138 Newgarden entered pit lane with heavy traffic for service from the SFHR crew. He overshot his pit box, which prevented Helio Castroneves from entering his own pit. INDYCAR race control issued a drive through penalty for the No. 67 car, which he served on lap 140.
After the penalty Newgarden found himself two laps down, which he was unable to earn back.
Newgarden rallied with consistent laps and brought his car home in 13th.
"I think this was a very difficult track for all of us to race on tonight," Newgarden said. "It was difficult for us to get a grasp on things tonight, but we finished the race, which was great."
The Firestone 550 proved to be a long race that tested Newgarden's patience as a rookie, but he is eager to press on with his team.
"The fact that we were able to finish the race shows how hard SFHR worked as a team," he said. "We're going to continue to work hard and our time will come eventually."
Justin Wilson snuck by Graham Rahal, who tapped the wall while leading in the closing laps of the race, to win the Firestone 550. Rahal finished in second place, which made the Firestone 550 the third race in a row where Honda-powered cars finished first and second.
Ryan Briscoe, James Hinchcliffe and JR Hildebrand rounded out the top five finishers.
Scott Dixon led the most laps of the race (133). There were nine lead changes and the race was slowed by 32 caution laps.
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Tesco withdraws burgers after horse meat found in samples
LONDON (REUTERS) - British supermarket chain Tesco said on Tuesday it had withdrawn a number of beef burgers from sale after samples were found to contain horse deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in tests.
The burgers that had tested positive were produced in two plants in Ireland and one in the United Kingdom and sold by several retailers, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland said in a separate statement.
The Irish authorities said most of the affected burgers contained very low levels of horse DNA, but in one Tesco sample horse meat accounted for about 29 per cent of the content.
The case is potentially embarrassing for Tesco, which is fighting to turn around a slide in its market share by improving perceptions of its quality and service.