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Rubric development
To evaluate student performance, you can select an existing rubric or create a new one.
Existing rubrics
Follow these guidelines before implementing:
- Decide whether the rubric addresses the most important aspects of student performance or the course objectives to be measured.
- Decide whether the rubric includes anything extraneous. If so, change the rubric or use a different one.
- See if a rubric from a different subject area can be adapted to fit your needs. Reading rubrics can often be used to assess listening, writing rubrics may be adapted to assess speaking, and fine arts rubrics can sometimes be applied to several different art forms.
- Make sure the rubric is clear.
- Test the rubric out on some actual samples of student work.
- Feel free to combine or modify rubrics to make them work better.
Creating a rubric
Follow these steps to create a new rubric:
- Clearly define the assignment, including the topic, the process that students will work through, and the product they are expected to produce.
- Determine the key components that you are interested in such as coherence, content, and organization for a writing assignment.
- Decide what type of rubric to use (holistic/general, holistic/task specific, analytic/general, analytic/task specific) based on the type of assignment and what you are interested in evaluating. (more)
- Clearly define key components. For example, what do you mean by coherence? What does coherent writing look like?
- Establish clear and detailed standards for performance for each component.
- Determine what the different levels of performance look like within each category of assessment. Think of the lowest, middle-range, and highest level of performance.
- After you write your first paragraph of the highest level, circle the words in that paragraph that can vary.
- These words will be the ones that you will change as you write the less than top-level performances.
- Avoid relying on comparative language when distinguishing among performance levels. For example, don't define the highest level of performance as thorough and accurate and the middle level as less thorough and less accurate. Find qualities and descriptors that are unique to each performance standard.
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The Hamas-run website Al Rai said the men and women were killed by firing squad and warned that "the same punishment will be imposed soon on others".
It suggested a link between the killing of the alleged informers and Israel's targeting of top Hamas leaders, saying "current circumstances forced us to take such decisions".
A Gaza security official said 11 suspected informants were killed in Gaza City police headquarters. The official said they had previously been sentenced by Gaza courts.
Al Rai said they were killed after the completion of "legal procedures", suggesting a hastily arranged hearing. It marks the third time since the outbreak of the Gaza war six weeks ago that Hamas has announced the killing of alleged collaborators.
In pinpointing the whereabouts of the Hamas commanders, it is likely Israel relied to some extent on local informers.
Israel has maintained a network of informers despite its withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, at times using blackmail or the lure of exit permits.
Meanwhile, Israel-Gaza fighting has continued for a third day since the collapse of Egyptian-led ceasefire talks earlier this week.
An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza farm killed two Palestinians, a Gaza health official said.
By mid-morning Thursday, Israel had launched about 20 airstrikes on Gaza, while Gaza militants fired at least 26 rockets at Israel.
The renewed exchanges have dashed hopes for a lasting truce after a month-long war that has already killed over 2,000 Palestinians. Earlier this week, Hamas rejected an Egyptian truce proposal under which Israel would gradually ease its blockade of Gaza, without giving specific commitments.
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Trade Talk: Fargo getting mid-century furniture store
Bernath plans to open Mid-Mod Madhaus at 115 Roberts St. by the end of March.
Mid-century modern décor is riding a new wave of cool, thanks in part to the popularity of the "Mad Men" cable series, but Bernath said his decision to open Mid-Mod is based on practicality.
"It started more as a personal collecting obsession to furnish my own house," he said.
"One day, after bringing home my 30th chair, my wife said, 'You're going to have to open a store,' '' said Bernath, who is married to Andrea Baumgardner, owner of Green Market Kitchen in downtown Fargo.
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North Dakota led the country in job creation during 2012, the fourth consecutive year it has done so.
Gallup Inc., a research-based performance management company, reports that between January and December 2012, 43 percent of North Dakota workers indicated their company was hiring and expanding.
Gallup said 9 percent of workers indicated their employers were letting employees go, resulting in a +34 Job Creation Index Score for North Dakota.
The score was far above the national average score of +18, which is what it was in 2008 before the bottom fell out of the job market.
The national Job Creation Index fell to -1 in 2009, meaning more workers reported their employers were cutting workforce size than increasing it, according to Gallup.
Gallup also said North Dakota had the highest payroll-to-population employment rate in the country last year at 53.6 percent.
The figure estimates the percentage of the adult population aged 18 and older employed for at least 30 hours a week.
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Special — Retrospective – Produced by NBC News, the special offers fans an emotion farewell to the beloved characters of "The Office." The one-hour retrospective includes interviews with writers, producers and actors from the award-winning series. In addition, the special includes favorite moments, and a behind-the-scenes look at the finale.
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What will Germany's $67 million PV-plus-storage incentive buy?
By Brian Warshay
Lux Research
Perhaps in response to the power outage seen 'round the world by over 108 million Super Bowl viewers, the German Federal Ministry of the Environment set aside $67 million over the next three years for its $1,080/kWh subsidy for photovoltaic (PV)-tied energy storage (ESS) for PV systems with under 30 kW of generation capacity.
This incentive will make nearly any emerging energy storage technology capable of tying into a PV array cost-effective, given that today most energy storage technologies are at or below $1,080/kWh already. This incentive is different from the $2/W subsidy for on-site storage from California's Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) that values the power capability of storage rather than its energy capacity.
Subsidizing the energy capacity of a storage system rather than its power capacity, as the Self Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) does in California, for solar storage is a more logical approach because the solar shifting application requires more energy than power. Such an incentive will benefit technologies capable of longer discharge duration, such as molten salt and flow batteries, rather than most lithium-ion batteries.
This opportunity will benefit both new installations and retrofits for existing small-scale rooftop PV capacity, which accounts for approximately 35% of the 30 GW (22,300 GWh) of installed PV capacity in Germany at the end of 2012. Retrofit costs may be slightly higher due to the need for an additional bidirectional inverter whereby a newly designed solar plus storage system can potentially make use of one shared inverter. Although the 62 MWh that will be supported by this new incentive represents barely a fraction of the addressable PV storage capacity, compared to the 2.21 MWh of non-pumped hydro (PH), non-compressed air energy storage (CAES) for any application currently installed in Germany, it is an opportunity for Germany alone to more than double the total non-PH, non-CAES grid storage capacity in the entirety of Europe.
It is important to note that this cursory analysis ignores the benefits to the utility for increased self-consumption. For Germany to properly encourage on-site generation and consumption through the use of ESS, it needs to favor self-consumption more than just self-generated and sold electricity, which will take into account the electricity lost due to the efficiency of an ESS. Such a policy will inherently encourage storage technologies with higher efficiencies and depth-of-discharges. A FiT only encourages self-generation and ignores the grid impact.
Regardless, this generous incentive will result in a short-lived but rapid boom in distributed ESS throughout the German countryside. Undoubtedly, the host of PV plus storage partnerships will flourish under this legislation, much like those that benefitted from the SGIP in California in 2012. Developers with any hopes of addressing this market opportunity will need to move quickly into Germany to establish partnerships that will help decipher the bureaucratic requirements necessary to benefit from this new policy. Lux Research will be examining the impact of this policy and others in their second quarter State of the Market Report that will evaluate the potential for solar plus storage systems.
Brian Warshay is a Research Associate for the Grid Storage Intelligence service at Lux Research, which provides strategic advice and on-going intelligence for emerging technologies. For more information, visit the Lux Research site.
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Even fictional companies are not immune to the pressures of greening the workplace. NBC's hilarious hit comedy show, The Office, is the mockumentary of a paper company called Dunder Mifflin
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Clearly gardening is a hot topic for Hollywood celebs and British royalty alike. As Prince Charles' new book The Elements of Organic Gardening hits U.S. bookshelves on Tuesday, it is
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Current Research Information Systems (CRIS): Past, Present and Future
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In this paper we study the Norwegian NORA project and discuss how and why the services rendered are of value to the participants. For background purposes we begin by looking into topics such as open access and institutional ...
Digitisation as a strategy for preservation and dissemination of photographic archives
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CERIF-Cris for the European e-Infrastructure
The European e-infrastructure is the ICT support for research, although the infrastructure will be extended for commercial / business use. It supports the research process across funding agencies to research institutions ...
Rumenske og norske studentars bruk av bibliotek og ressursar
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Creating a library service for scholarly open access journals
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In 2008 the University of Bergen Library started a project for supporting independent open access journals at the University of Bergen.1 The service was aimed at already existing journals that wanted to convert to an ...
Søk & Skriv for kursholdere : bibliotekundervisning i høyere utdanning
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What room (or lack thereof) in the house do you typically game from? I'm setup in my living room which is pretty convenient when I want to popup my screen on the TV, though I've been known to game from the dining room, my bedroom, and even my garage occasionally if the weather is really good. There is nothing quite like relaxing outside, playing a game of civilization, and sipping a lemonade on a breezy summer day. Where do you play?
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In the living room mostly, I think me gaming outside in my boxers would probably scare the neighbors off. When I game I like to be most comfortable and feeling repugnant on the outside.
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Sometimes it's the living room but mostly it's my bedroom. I also sometimes get to do it in my truck on some beach somewhere during work because I need to wait for a boat to show up.
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In my bedroom. For awhile my living room was a good alternative, especially when Borderlands 2 and Halo 4 were released. We would trot out our TVs, hook up our systems, and all play at once. I still wish we did that but roommates have come and gone so it's not the option it once was.
My gaming habits are often random and I tend not to play for long stretches. So I constantly switch between TV, PC, Xbox, and so on. It helps to have all my devices in one place rather than one or two in the living room.
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At first I was going to say something about having a dedicated room just for gaming but that really just means it's my room. I also have a old tv hooked up on the front porch whenever I might want to play some NES games. (It's a enclosed porch so the tv won't actually get rained on.)
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My bedroom has an old crt tv and is home to my old consoles, Genesis N64 Xbox PS2 and GC w/ GBA player, plus the WII. And it's also typically where my laptop lives. The laptop used to travel with me wherever I went which let me play games wherever, but the battery died and so did my charger and a replacement battery almost immediately after I bought it (but not until a couple days after the return window had closed), and I ain't paying for another god damn battery. I also have a 3DS which sees most of its use in the bedroom.
The basement is where my HD consoles live, my 360 and one of my 2 PS3s. The Wii can quickly and easily get moved down to the basement if I feel like it, depending on the game I want to play.
The other PS3 is in the living room.
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My bedroom.
Where I play my games, go on the computer, watch porn and vids, go to sleep. Pretty lame boring life I have for most part. All I do is go to the gym and go to work. I've lost a piece of my mind in the process.
BTW...I live in an apartment.
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I have a studio apartment. Bed, couch, desk, consoles, and PC all within ten feet of each other. Been playing my 3DS and WiiU on my bed which is awesome at night.
@tariqari: Playing a game outside in the garage sounds awesome on a breezy day! I've never even thought of that.
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Console games are played in my designated "Game Room" A small slightly dark room adorned with game posters, console boxes and shelves and shelves of games and a small couch for two people to share. PC games are played in the living room / kitchen combo because tiny house.
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my cage, despite all my rage.
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Practically all of my gaming is done in my bedroom.
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I have 2 rooms. The office/game room is where my big tv, recliner, pc, sound system, and modern consoles are set up. My bedroom has a CRT in it with a bunch of classic games hooked up. It's kinda nice having a room without much furniture, where I have to sit on my bed to play games. It reminds me of the first time I had a room to myself.
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my cage, despite all my rage.
I have literally no idea why I've laughed at this for a solid 2 minutes....
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Bedroom. I also live in an apartment. I use my PS3/4 for Netflix purposes right before bed so it works well right now. I'll tell you what though, that Civilization outside with some lemonade sounds like the fucking life.
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My bedroom. It's where my consoles (PS3/4, Wii U), handhelds/tablet (3DS, Vita, Kindle Fire HD), laptop and my main HDTV are (I bought another for college so I wouldn't have to keep bringing my first one back and forth from home to college and back constantly, now it's in storage since I graduated)
@i_stay_puft Well if it's any consolation, I sit out there in my pajamas and some of my neighbors do the same.
@shagge wow what kind of apartment complex has a community dining room? so you have like weekly communal dinners?
@riostarwind doing it on the porch sounds awesome. Sadly mine is only about 4 feet wide. Actually I guess it's not even porch then...more of an entry way.
@cerberus3dog I was just mentioning to someone the other day about how I rarely see anyone doing hobby-ish things in their garages. Whatever happened to garage bands?
It's kind of interesting to see the amount of gaming that goes on in a bedroom of all places. My preferred room of choice would be to have a gaming room, but that room now is taken by my office, which is strictly used for business. No gaming allowed there!
@shagge wow what kind of apartment complex has a community dining room? so you have like weekly communal dinners?
It's actually an inn. I'm an innkeeper here, but since I live here as well as work, it's basically an apartment for all intents and purposes. Before being an inn, it was a Victorian-style mansion, and due to it being a historical landmark it hasn't really been altered much (hence the dining room and other un-inn-like rooms).
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It used to be a bother to play in the living room so 4 years ago I moved everything to my bedroom. Been great since.
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I've pretty much always played video games in my bedroom though recently it's primarily in my brothers room.
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Family room for current consoles, as my wife doesn't really use the television. Old machines hooked in the basement on a plasma TV that worked well in our apartment but the family room in the house we bought gets a lot more light and turns it into a mirror. PC usually dwells in our 3rd bedroom but if it's something my wife is interested in watching like The Walking Dead then it moves to the family room too.
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PC and consoles are in a spare room. I really wish I could play PS3 in the living room more often, cause that has the 42' HDTV but someone is always hogging it.
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I moved my gaming PC to the living room with my 360 and PS3, mostly to deter me from staying up all night playing games in the bedroom. I've still got a decent work computer in the bedroom, but I try really hard to just use it for work/art/music. Sometimes I really miss being so close to some PC games, especially for games that require a fair amount of reading.
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i would say at least 75% of my game playing occurs in my living room where there is an Xbox One, PS4 and Xbox 360. Another 20% is in my bedroom where I have PS3 and another 360. The final 5% would be elsewhere (mostly in the shitter), where I play my Vita.
@shagge wow what kind of apartment complex has a community dining room? so you have like weekly communal dinners?
It's actually an inn. I'm an innkeeper here, but since I live here as well as work, it's basically an apartment for all intents and purposes. Before being an inn, it was a Victorian-style mansion, and due to it being a historical landmark it hasn't really been altered much (hence the dining room and other un-inn-like rooms).
Well that's just really cool.
@hatking Me for starters. I mean I did say gaming in general so even portables count.
My bedroom for sure. Currently living in a share house and my housemates aren't that big into games. The one time I played some Mass Effect in the living room they sat there ripping on the game for 2 hours, after I got up and left they sat around watching reality TV shows all night.
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So right now, I'd need to increase my average speed by 3 or 4 MPH to win my class. Still doesn't sound like a lot, but carrying 3 or 4 more MPH through that tight stuff is going to take some serious effort. I think I can pick it up and go a bit faster in the more open sections. But each course is different and never having raced many of these courses before, the first time I've seen these is the first lap of the race, so I'm a little reluctant to go too fast not knowing what's coming up around the next bend.
But speed is definitely something I need to work on. Actually, it's probably technique that I need to work on, and then the speed will follow. I've been trying to stand more, and I think that is helping. But in the excitement of the race, it's easy to fall back on old (bad) habits. So I think I just need to suck it up, use proper technique even if I'm slower at first, and eventually the speed will come.....
As I get ready to start racing again, I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I think something has finally gotten into my thick head. Kenny Roberts might have said it but I know Keith Code wrote about it in his
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Going 20% faster through a tight, twisty, 30 foot piece of trail is only going to gain you a bike length. It's also going to be seriously hard to go that much faster and will take a lot of energy yanking the bike around to do it. Going 20% faster over a 150 foot flowing section is going to gain you 5 or 6 bike lengths. It will be scary at first, but it's completely doable and definitely takes a lot less energy than a tight, gnarly section does. The long, flowing sections is where I tend to "rest" before the inevitable next bad place.
Something to think about.
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Tour of Honor 2014
On April 1, the seven memorial sites will be released for the biggest state, as well as for the lower 48 and Hawaii. Butch Rudowski, of Anchorage, is the Alaska state sponsor and has written a wonderful page on traveling by motorcycle there. Or renting.
It's still being worked on (we're still searching for the perfect photo), but check it out HERE.
And if you can suggest or contribute a great motorcycle-themed photo, give me a holler.
Tour of Honor 2014
On April 1, 300 selected destinations will be released in 49 states, including Alaska and Hawaii, to visit up until October 31. This is a self-directed ride to honor American heroes, and a great way to see the country.
Its a great way to see the country because the sites are spread out in each state, and many feature local motorcycle roads. TOH is a self-directed, AMA Grand Tour ride.
Any rider who visits all seven memorials in any state or region will receive a Finishers pin and certificate at the end of the year. The ride lends itself to IBA rides with special IBA/TOH certificates for riding to four of the sites on an Iron Butt pace. IBA also gives out Saddlesore Extreme certificates for riding to all seven sites in a state. All IBA rules apply.
Also, the 1st three riders to visit all seven sites in a state win a trophy (limit of 3 trophies per rider).
Registration is $75 which buys swag, rally flag, and a donation to the riders choice of charity: Fisher House Foundation, American Legions Operation Comfort Warriors, or Police and Fire: The Fallen Heroes.
Many riders comment that its the best reason theyve had to ride in a long time, the ultimate kitchen pass.
Sites are released on the website at 0001 hours (EST), April 1. Find out more at Tour of Honor.
First thought was - here we go again, another Hoka Hey rip-off. But looking over the TOH site reveals that this is something I can support. :thumb The riders list contains many familiar names, people you won't put something over on. So... looking forward to seeing the list of memorials in order to do some planning. One more good reason for riding.
Spring is just around the corner. :D (Or so I keep telling myself.:wink:)
It'll be interesting to see who gets the trophies in Alaska. State sponsors aren't eligible for 1st place trophies in their state for 1 week because of their advantage of knowing where the sites are.
Snowmobiles can be substituted! In fact, we'll provide a free t-shirt to whoever provides a photo of snowmobile, rally flag and a memorial. And the snowmobile has to be on the ground. On snow.
This looks fun. (And perfect for me, seeing as I'm a vet and I'm prepping to do an Iron Butt National Parks Tour this summer.) Thanks for the heads up! :1drink
Time period
Can you do this ride over several days/weeks, like visit one today then go for a second one in a couple of weeks and so on?
The seven that I visit have to be all in One state.
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From what I could tell from the website, so long as you hit seven between April 1 and October 31, you qualify. Not all in one day and based on what they're saying over there, not all in one state. They only way it gets technical is if you want a trophy, in which case you have to be one of the first three to hit all seven in one state. (I'll leave that to others, I just want to finish.)
Also, if you want to do an Iron Butt run while visiting any four memorials, you get a special certificate from Iron Butt Association. And a SS1K-Extreme certificate is awarded if you visit all seven in a state while on an Iron Butt run.
The rules are found here: http://tourofhonor.com/pages/rules.html
We'll I can't do seven sites in Illinois because I am 40 miles from Ky. No way am I going past Chacago! Maybe I can do seven in Ky. I thought I may get one from s. Il then one from mo one from in and so on. Maybe that's seven in a region like that. Unless that region line is close to me I should be able to do what I said above. I know I can go out as far as St. Louis, I did that in one day. You see I am now disabled vet and only have a dr200. I remember when I had a BMW k1100lt and went all the way to az to see my son, I couldn't even do that in a car now! How things change! Also I am 60 yr old. I never did anything like this, it should be fun.
Just looked at the site and it says:
2) Visit any 7 memorial sites to receive a finisher's pin and certificate.
I should have looked at that site.
Sounds like a great opportunity to honor the veterans in my life!
Tour of honor 2014
Just one more month until sites are released, and it's quite a lineup this
year in Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and New Mexico. In total, 49 states and 305 memorials to visit, a great way to see the country!
The Tour of Honor recognizes those groups and individuals who have paid
the ultimate price, or are presently risking their lives, for American life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. A portion of registration fees goes to
Fisher House Foundation, Operation Comfort Warriors (American Legion),
or Police and Fire, The Fallen Heroes. TOH is AMA sanctioned and IBA
Visit the Tour of Honor website to find out more!
Sounds really cool.I think I'll do it.
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QFT... I am getting really excited about this, especially since they seem to be taking the science seriously. Perhaps if it does at all well it'll even give some more impetus to the public conversation about space junk, which would be a great thing.
Space junk was one of my TNG pitches, a race and world where they had pretty much cut themselves off from space because they had too much crap up there to be able to fly through.
There's a Ben Bova story about a moonbase [I think it is called MEN OF GOOD WILL, in the FORWARD IN TIME collection] where you have russians at one part of the moon and americans at another. They took some shots at each other at some point, and the bullets just keep going round & round, so at a certain point every month they have to lay down on the floor as the bullets come back to perigee and shoot the hell out of each base. It's pretty funny, as it is the only place in the verse where russians and americans are no longer able to fight each other.
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Congratulations are due to Ed Miliband and his partner Justine Thornton on the birth of their second son. But as the Labour leader prepares for two weeks of paternity leave, Project Ed has begun in earnest.
Since he expressed his opposition to Israel's blockade of Gaza and the boarding of the Turkish flotilla during his leadership acceptance speech, Labour Friends of Israel have been working hard to mend fences.
In his interview with the JC last week, Mr Miliband made it clear that he condemns Hamas rocket attacks on civilian targets. This is a start.
This week's quarrel between the Israeli and US governments is almost an exact replay of previous disputes between Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama's administration, signalling a return to the rocky relationship of last year. But it could also be an artificial spat to be followed shortly by agreement and progress.
However many times Barack Obama repeats mantras of the type "two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security", the conclusion that the United States has no further clue on how to forge alasting Middle East peace is increasingly inescapable.
As Americans tallied their red, white and blue electoral scores from the 2010 midterm elections, many American Jews completed a parallel blue and white score too.
In charting their wins and losses, sifting through what definitely happened and what might have happened, US Jews will see yet more evidence of their march toward Americanisation. What may also strike them is their increasingly paradoxical position regarding liberalism, the Democratic Party, Barack Obama and Israel.
When I searched "European Jewry" recently in our electronic archive, the results came accompanied with words like "Holocaust" or "annihilation". It is as if the Jewish communities of the continent could only be defined in reference to the catastrophic past.
So it is refreshing to see a report which is unashamedly upbeat: European Jewry is "confident, vibrant and growing", according to the The 2010 Survey of New Jewish Initiatives.
Put formulations such as "United Nations", "Human Rights" and "Palestinian territories" into the same sentence and, chances are, you're in for a peculiar experience. Add to that sentence the name "Richard Falk" - UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories - and you've entered the theatre of the absurd.
Mr Falk, who doubts official accounts of 9/11, was on fine form last week in delivering a report to the UN General Assembly.
Political Islam or Islamism, as it is sometimes known, has finally entered the mainstream of British politics. The election of Lutfur Rahman as Mayor of Tower Hamlets, the new government's decision to send a minister to attend Islam Channel's Global Peace and Unity conference, and the news that Tony Blair's sister-in-law has converted to Islam, demonstrate that a radical strain of totalitarian Islam has become acceptable to a significant proportion of the political classes.
Who were the arsonists at Beit Fajar, and why would anybody want to torch a Palestinian mosque?
The obvious answer is that it was an act of hatred, akin to when antisemites desecrate Jewish cemeteries in Europe: it is simply a bubbling over of the contempt that some settlers have for Palestinians.
In all probability, however, the attack was not an expression of anti-Arab anger but rather a show staged by extremist settlers to communicate a specific message to the Israeli authorities. The Beit Fajar mosque was essentially caught in the crossfire.
For nine months out of the ten-month settlement freeze, Palestinian leaders refused to directly engage their Israeli counterparts, because it did not include Jerusalem. Having belatedly joined the talks, they quickly abandoned them lest the freeze they previously considered insufficient be reinstated.
Suppose that, at Washington's behest, Israel extends the freeze for two more months. Given the track record, there is little chance anything will be achieved - except, maybe, stemming the tidal wave about to drown US President Barack Obama's Democrats in the mid-term elections.
Although I was one of the complainants against this judge, I take no pleasure whatever in the moral victory of the formal reprimand.
It must be understood that you cannot criticise any judge for summing up the evidence actually called in the trial, however flawed or prejudiced that evidence seems.
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The 33-year-old central defender has started the last four international matches under Gordon Strachan, and is desperate to make it five when Scotland commence their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with an arduous trip to Dortmund to face Germany in September.
Much, however, will depend upon the former Liverpool defender valuing Greer's ability to pass the ball out from the back, just as his previous two club managers, Gus Poyet and Oscar Garcia, have done before him.
"That is what every player strives for, to play the big games," said Greer. "For me I just want to start the season in good form for Brighton. If that gets me playing in front of 70,000 in Dortmund then great.
"Most managers want to play football," he added. "But when I went to Brighton under Gus Poyet it was different, we actually controlled the game from the back. I was on the ball a lot, and he gave us a lot of responsibility. Something changed in me, and people started to realise that I could pass it.
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Our tap room opens today at 5:00pm with six exceptional beers on tap: Porter, Pumpkin Ale, Dunkelweizen, Sour Brown, Trippel + Mo's Gose (our flagship sour). Checkout the webiste for details and descriptions : http://armstrongbrewing.com/beers
The weather man is predicting a cold evening - somewhere in the mid to low 40s - no better remedy than a couple of pints of local craft beer shared among friends. Feel free to bring your own friends, otherwise we can help you make some new ones.
Highly anticipated and long overdue, the 2nd in our series of barrel aged craft beers, the Rye Whiskey Porter, has finally been transferred. Bottling expected within two to three weeks. Release date and other details to follow.
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Notice the the way the offense was spread out against Seattle? Reid and his boys spread the offense so much on Sunday, I began to think we were Drew Brees and the Saints.
You would get no argument from me if we saw this type of creativity and game planning each week. Check the stat sheet...the Eagles had 10 players with receptions in Sunday's win, out performing the high powered receiving cores of Arizona and Green Bay.
Herreman's touchdown pass was the first "outside-of-the-box" playmaker/play, I've seen in years. It was obvious that Seattle was over-crowding the box as much as possible, so Donovan went to work with his WRs! The receivers used the open space and dominated the outside.
Many people don't realize that Reid is normally extremely strict on the spread offenses, limiting our optimism of involving our underrated playmakers. It might be a lot to ask of Reid to put together back to back effective game plans, but this fan is optimistic that Reid has some new tricks for the Giants' D this weekend. Time to use our depth...Celek, Brown, Jackson, and the now healthy Curtis.
Bleed Green!!!! See ya Sunday!!!


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The London Eye as a 'model' of HIV. (a) The model depicts the diploid RNA genome and the outer envelope of the HIV particle composed of a lipid bilayer studded with glycoprotein spikes. (b) Close-up of trimeric spike showing globular gp120 and transmembrane gp41.
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In a few weeks, we'll be releasing A Thousand Forests in One Acorn, one of the most impressive—and beautiful—books that we've ever published. It's a 715-page beast that was put together by Valerie Miles (one of the people behind Granta's "Best of Young Spanish-language Novelists" special issue) featuring twenty-eight Spanish-language authors, from Aurora Venturini (born 1922) to Evelio Rosero (born 1958). Of these authors, about half have been translated into English (Javier Marias, Carlos Fuentes, Enrique Vila-Matas, etc.), and the other half are making their way into English for the first time ever—like Elvio Gandolfo.
But before getting into Gandolfo, there are a couple more things to say about this book, which isn't your typical anthology. For this collection, each author selected the piece to be included on the basis that it's the "aesthetic high point" of their writing career. Then, they answered a number of questions about this piece and their writing life, explaining their influences, what they were trying to do in the included excerpt, etc. All of this is prefaced by insightful short biographies (written by Valerie Miles) and capped off by a bibliography of the author's works in Spanish and in English . . . In other words: This is a damn amazing, useful, impressive book.1
Ninth Letter, a "collaborative arts and literary project produced by the Graduate Creative Writing Program and School of Art & Design at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign," and one of the most beautiful lit mags out there, decided to run one of the pieces from A Thousand Forests in One Acorn, "The Moment of Impact" by Elvio Gandolfo, a story about a whale falling on a city.
You can read the entire story here, but to entice you, here's a bit of what Gandolfo had to say about it:
I tried to make something impossible, at least in terms of the physical laws and limits we are bound by at this moment in science and history, plausible. In that sense, the story satisfies me fully. Besides, it seems to be written for nobody . . . At another time, I might have come up with a single short sentence ("a whale falls on a city") and I wouldn't have even written it down. When I did, however, I filled in all the details composing that precise moment and "the space of the impact." The businesses, the streets, names of the residents of 1043 on Peatonal Córdoba (taken from the name plates on the building's intercom) are (or were) real. When you use actual landmarks you discover the limits of what is really real for the people living in that place.
This is one of the outstanding voices that I discovered in working on this book, and I'm willing to bet that almost all Three Percent readers will love this piece. So go to Ninth Letter now and read it. And then preorder the book—it's worth the $19.95 just for the production quality.
1 Over the month of September, we'll be doing a special Three Percent promotion for this, running an excerpt from an interview or a piece of fiction every day. More on that in the near future.
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