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As derivative as its Stoogelike aural assault is, Awesome Color nonetheless delivers an undeniably compelling and convincing performance on its self-titled debut LP. Spitting vocals of barely-contained menace through clenched teeth, Derek Stanton plays guitar by pounding his pick against strings like a rock on flint, shooting sparks that ignite in an oily puddle of distortion. Drummer Allison Busch keeps it appropriately loose, and bassist Michael Troutman sticks it deep inside—the pocket, that is. Proto-punk tracks like "Grown" seethe with lust and boredom, and the flailing blues-skronk of "Dinosaur" is as sleazy as anything Mudhoney has dished up in years. The jazz-croak of a saxophone blows through "Hat Energy" like the pissed-off ghost of Albert Ayler, and "Ridin'" steers straight for the funhouse. Only on requisite closing jam "Animal" does Awesome Color stumble, with a plodding mess that fails to retain the ferocity of what preceded it; "L.A. Blues" it is not. Still, this is one impressive debut, and a great example of what can be done within the confines of an historical legacy that all too often inspires only complacent imitation. Awesome Color move beyond merely sounding like the Stooges to inhabit the primal instincts that animated those pioneers.
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Oliver Purnell may be running out of time at DePaul
PROVIDENCE, R.I.- You have to think Oliver Purnell is starting to run out of time at DePaul. Simply put, the program isn't in a good place right now, and the Blue Demons' 84-61 loss at Providence is only part of it.
Purnell is nearing the end of his fourth year at the school, and it's tough to say the program is better off than before he came to Chicago. In those nearly four seasons, the Blue Demons are 40-80. The picture doesn't look much brighter for next season, either, given the current personnel, as they start three freshmen right now and don't really have an upperclassman who looks like a go-to guy for next season.

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A federal judge has struck down Oklahoma's gay marriage ban, ruling that it violates the U.S. Constitution.
U.S. District Judge Terrence Kern handed down the ruling Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by two same-sex couples. Kern's ruling was immediately stayed pending appeal, meaning gay marriages won't immediately happen in Oklahoma.
The gay couples had sued for the right to marry and to have a marriage from another jurisdiction recognized in Oklahoma.
Kern ruled on a constitutional amendment approved by Oklahoma voters in 2004 that says marriage in the state shall consist only of the union of one man and one woman. He said it violates the U.S. Constitution's equal protection clause.
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt's office did not immediately have a comment on the ruling.
US judge strikes down Okla. same-sex marriage ban
A federal judge has struck down Oklahoma's gay marriage ban, ruling that it violates the U.S. Constitution.
Copyright 2014 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Earthquakes in Oklahoma felt in Arkansas
Vian Police Department closes until new police chief can be found
Fort Smith school board votes to change Southside's mascot, fight song
Police release names of people involved in Rogers apparent murder-suicide
2-year-old found dead in car was son of Hot Springs circuit court judge


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Kindergarten/ Shapes
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Throw a shape party with 2D and 3D shapes! Sorting, classifying and identifying shapes! And you can eat!
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Smedley's Smorgasboard of Kindergarten: A Kindergarten Smorgasboard Of Shapes!
Geometry - "Fill A Hexagon" This website is a Kindy website - but has many open ended 'journal entry' type Qs to download and print that would work as a 'minds on' for primary level.
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Good geometric shape activity or math learning center station.
kindergarten math
2D shapes - hands-on activities and math journal ideas
Geometry - "Fill A Hexagon" This website is a Kindy website - but has many open ended 'journal entry' type Qs to download and print that would work as a 'minds on' for primary level. Find more free #math ideas here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Mathfilefoldergames/Price-Range/Free
Math problem solving with shapes
Math Center - Using Pattern blocks
What Does The Shape Say? | Around the Kampfire
Grade Math, Classroom Math, 3D Shape, Shape Activities, Math Geometry, 2D Shape, Math Ideas, Quadrilater Quotes, Anchors Charts
What Does The Shape Say? & Quadrilateral Quotations 2D & 3D shape activities | Around the Kampfire
For a math geometry lesson
What Does The Shape Say? Anchor Chart 2D shapes
Children's Shapes Quiet Book by QuietTimeDesigns on Etsy, $39.00
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ideas Etsy
Quiet Book Animal Shapes
Children's Shapes Quiet Book idea
Children's Quiet Busy Book inspiration
quiet book shapes idea
this would be great in the classroom - make the graph on the carpet and have your students work together to find the shapes -or- colors, things that start with letters (A- alligator, airplane, apple...), number groups (2 cars, 2 legos, 2 dolls...)
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Graphing Shapes...the fun of a treasure hunt, teaching shapes, counting, quick and easy for a rainy day!
Imprints From Tricia : Graphing Shapes #preschool #shapes #graphing #math
2D and 3D shapes, graphs
Awesome idea for learning shapes! Rylea would love this!
Graphing Shapes.. cute idea!
Graphing Shapes | Imprints From Tricia
How to Help Children Learn the SHAPES (and REMEMBER Them!)
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How to Help Children Learn the #Shapes- and REMEMBER Them!
How to Help Children Learn the Shapes (and REMEMBER Them!)
Shape anchor charts
3D Shapes, Kindergarten Math, Schools Ideas, Kindergarten Children, Shape Songs, Book, Celebrity Kindergarten, Shape Anchors Charts, Classroom Ideas
Shape anchor charts... use in geometry unit, interactive anchor chart
Literacy and Laughter - Celebrating Kindergarten children and the books they love: 3D Shapes
3D Shapes song which is awesome!
Mouse shapes...
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Lots of good activities to go along with the book 'Mouse Shapes' crafting for mice birthday
"Mouse Shapes" activities
I HEART CRAFTY THINGS: "Mouse Shapes"
I HEART CRAFTY THINGS: "Mouse Shapes"
Barbara Gulotta
Thank you. This is a great lesson
Shape Song
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Shape Name Game Song - Have Fun Teaching on YouTube
Have Fun Teaching shape songs - YouTube
Shape Video | Have Fun Teaching
2D and 3D Shape Song
Chalk Talk: A Kindergarten Blog: 2-D Shape Math Workstation Activities
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Chalk Talk: A Kindergarten Blog: Shape Sort
2D and 3D shapes lesson - math
Kindergarten math center ideas.
circle shape activities
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circle shape flower
circle shape activities – GoogleSearch | followpics.co
Geometry - Shape posters. Have students split into groups and go through old magazines and cut out things that are in their shape and glue it to their poster. Hang up around the room for reference.
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shape activity
shape collage & shape sorting with pictures from magazines or real items from the home
#preschool #shapes #bulletinboard
Mrs. Morrow's Kindergarten: Beginning of the Year..i like this idea, and do the 3D shape parade too
shape posters - great bulletin board idea that can be added to throughout the year.
Shapes Bulletin Boards
kindertrips 2-D and 3-D Shapes Unit
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kindertrips 2-D and 3-D Shapes Unit
Freebielicious: All About Shapes!
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Shapes FREEBIES - and has link for shape song
Little Minds at Work: Teaching Shapes in Kindergarten!
Freebielicious 3D Shapes
Freebielicious: All About Shapes!
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3D shapes anchor chart!
The Kindergarten Smorgasboard: emergent reader
Smedley's Smorgasboard of Kindergarten: math
50+ Creative Shape Projects (PreK thru 1st) via RainbowsWithinReach
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50+ Creative Shape Projects! (Preschool - 1st Grade) Geometry meets ART! via RainbowsWithinReach # Geometry/Math/Cognitive
Shapes, ShApEs and MORE SHAPES: Geometry with Children
Teaching 3-D Shapes in Preschool and Kindergarten
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Teaching 3D shapes cone, cube, cylinder and sphere in preschool and kindergarten with hands-on materials, activities and songs. Includes free song printable.
Teaching 3D Shapes | Pre-K Pages
Teaching Shapes in Kindergarten!
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Little Minds at Work: Teaching Shapes in Kindergarten!
Little Minds at Work: Teaching Shapes in Kindergarten!
Shape Unit with craftivities for 11 shapes!
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Cute idea for learning shapes
Shape craft, my friend used this during her shape unit! I loved it!
You Better Shape Up!
KC Kindergarten Times: Ladybugs, Shapes and March
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Joyful Learning In KC: Thinking Maps Thursday!
KC Kindergarten Times: Ladybugs, Shapes and March
sorting shapes collages for the art table.
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shape ideas
Getting Messy With Ms. Jessi
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Shape anchor posters
3D Shapes in Real Life
Shape Chart
kindertrips: Shapes
Shape Monsters Craft Kit
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Shape Monsters Craft Kit
The Shapes Song - Kids English Pop Music
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2D shapes song - in the environment - The Shapes Song - Kids English Pop Music - YouTube
Shape Videos
Collection of free You-Tube videos that teach shapes with graphics and music. There are brief descriptions below each video on this post - pick and choose your favorite style or watch them all. Great for preschoolers and kindergarteners and special need learners who need extra visual support.
youtube preschool videos playlist
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Photography Equipment Reviews
Buying the right camera, lens, accessory or software to suit your photography is really important. Our product reviews offer independent views with hands-on opinion and honest verdicts aimed to give you all the important information you need to make the best buying decisions.
Nikon Coolpix AW120 Review
We test the waterproof Nikon Coolpix AW120 - waterproof to 18 meters it features built in GPS and Wi-Fi.
- 7 Apr 2014
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Nikon Coolpix P900 Review
We review the new Nikon Coolpix P900, an ultra zoom bridge camera with a massive 83x optical zoom lens.
- 31 Mar 2015
- From £499.00
Nikon Coolpix S1100pj Review
A simple compact camera with a built-in projector for showing off your images large wherever you may be.
- 21 Jan 2011
- From £360.00
Nikon 1 V1 Compact System Camera Review
Joshua Waller reviews the new Nikon 1 V1 "Mirrorless" Advanced Camera with Interchangeable Lens (A-CIL) from Nikon.
- 7 Oct 2011
- From £429.99
Nikon Coolpix P7800 Review
The Nikon Coolpix P7800 adds an electronic viewfinder to Nikon's serious compact camera. Find out how it performs in our review.
- 15 Oct 2013
- From £314.18
Nikon 1 J4 Review
The Nikon 1 J4 offers high speed continuous shooting, interchangeable lenses, and a compact metal body. Find out how it performs in our review.
- 30 Jun 2014
- From £499.00
Nikon Coolpix AW130 Review
The Nikon Coolpix AW130 is one of the most waterproof compact cameras currently available, waterproof down to 30m! Find out how this camera performs in our review.
- 9 Jun 2015
- From £225.00
Nikon v Zenitar fisheye comparison test
Can you buy a usable full-frame fisheye lens for less money than a marque?
- 30 Sep 2010
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Nikon Coolpix S9900 Review
Reviewed: the Nikon Coolpix S9900 - the travel zoom camera with a 30x optical zoom lens, built in Wi-Fi, GPS and a tilting screen.
- 27 Apr 2015
- From £279.00
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
A convenient 10.7x superzoom lens with Vibration reduction suitable for use on Nikon FX format cameras.
- 23 Sep 2010
- From £659.00
Nikon Coolpix P80 Review
Nikon have decided enough is enough with cameras that only suit one type of photographer at a time and have produced a camera that everyone can use. Matt Grayson thinks it's about time as he was getting bored waiting.
- 6 May 2008
- From £281.99
Nikon Coolpix P100 Review
The Nikon Coolpix P100 continues the performance line of the compact range sporting a 26x optical zoom, focus tracking and a high speed sports mode which can shoot up to 240fps.
- 15 Mar 2010
- From £350.00
Nikon Coolpix L310 Digital Camera Review
The Nikon Coolpix L310 is a budget super-zoom digital camera with a 14 megapixel sensor. Daniel Bell reviews.
- 20 Jun 2012
- 6 Comments
- From £30.00
Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4.5 Macro DC
Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4.5 Macro DC lens test
- 10 Mar 2006
- 4 Comments
Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC
- 2 Aug 2005
- 3 Comments
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Nikon Coolpix P80 Review
Nikon have decided enough is enough with cameras that only suit one type of photographer at a time and have produced a camera that everyone can use. Matt Grayson thinks it's about time as he was getting bored waiting.
- 6 May 2008
- 17 Comments
- From £281.99
Canon EOS 550D Digital SLR Review
Canon ramp up the specification with the Canon EOS 550D. With an 18Mp CMOS sensor, +/- 5EV exposure compensation and SDXC memory card support. It promises a great deal and we see if it delivers in this test
- 6 Mar 2010
- 6 Comments
- From £899.99
Pentax K-x Digital SLR Review
See the first full review of the K-x, the new DSLR from Pentax.
- 11 Oct 2009
- 57 Comments
- From £599.99
Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC
Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC review.
- 15 Aug 2005
- From £174.99
Canon EOS 400D
Being the market leader in the fastest growing sector of the photographic market is a tough title to hold on to, especially with most major camera manufacturers announcing new entry-level products this year. Can Canon's latest entry-level offering, the EOS 400D, retain this position in the face of such fierce competition? In this review Gary Wolstenholme takes a look whether if anyone can, Canon can.
- 20 Nov 2006
- 6 Comments
Top 10 Quickest SD Memory Cards Tested
We test the latest SDHC / SDXC and Sony memory cards to find out which are the quickest. Updated June 2015.
- 22 Apr 2015
- 5 Comments
- From £17.68
Sony Cyber-shot WX220 Review
We put the ultra-compact Sony Cyber-shot WX220 to the test to see how this pocket wonder performs.
- 17 Apr 2014
- From £119.00
Nikon Coolpix P900 Review
We review the new Nikon Coolpix P900, an ultra zoom bridge camera with a massive 83x optical zoom lens.
- 31 Mar 2015
- 3 Comments
- From £499.00
Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 VC USD Lens Review
Gary Wolstenholme reviews the brand new Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 VC USD Lens with Vibration Correction and UltraSonic Silent Drive.
- 23 Apr 2012
- 19 Comments
- From £999.00
Sigma 10mm f/2.8 EX DC HSM Diagonal Fisheye
Fisheye lenses like this Sigma 10mm f/2.8 EX DC HSM are very popular thanks to massive interest in panorama photography
- 29 May 2010
- From £489.00
Fujifilm X-T10 Full Review
Read our full review of the new Fujifilm X-T10, the entry level mirrorless camera from Fujifilm with classic DSLR styling.
- 7 Jul 2015
- 7 Comments
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO
David Thorpe reviews the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO lens in this video review.
- 29 Jul 2015
- From £1,249.00
Nikon Coolpix P340 Review
We review the compact Nikon Coolpix P340 - the serious compact features a bright f/1.8 lens and built in Wi-Fi.
- 1 Apr 2014
- 1 Comments
- From £349.00
Olympus M.Zuiko ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II Review
Gary Wolstenholme reviews a super-telephoto zoom lens for Micro Four Thirds system cameras.
- 4 Apr 2013
- 6 Comments
- From £450.00
Panasonic Lumix GX8 Full Review
Reviewed in detail, the 20 megapixel Panasonic Lumix GX8 with 4K video and built in image stabilisation.
- 23 Jul 2015
- 16 Comments
Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens Review
Gary Wolstenholme reviews this eagerly awaited telephoto zoom lens, the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM.
- 2 Feb 2015
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Stayed here for 1 night on business. The location was easy to find. Check in was smooth, the room was clean and the a/c worked and was not loud at all. The breakfast was mediocre. However, the freshly baked cookies after check in made up for it.
This property was clean on the exterior and interior, the staff was very friendly and helpful, the room was clean & comfortable and the breakfast was high quality and presented well. I travel to Tallahassee several timer per year, and I will stay here again.
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A typical Hampton Inn setup; four floors with inside access and central lobby area, pool, small fitness room. Room was large, clean, and comfortable, and exceptionally quiet. Furnishings, carpeting and walls are showing normal wear, but the maintenance and cleaning efforts are fine. My only disappointment was the room rate; it seemed a bit high for that area.
The staff was amazing, from the reception desk to the breakfast area. Even the room maid made contact with us to make sure everything was fine. I have to say this stay at the Hampton Inn at Tallahassee/Central fortifies why I strictly stay at the Hilton properties. I wish that I could stay for Parent's Weekend at this Hampton Inn but they are booked but do have a reservation at another Hilton property, The Hilton Gardens Inn. Hope to have the same experience. This is why the football team of FSU stays at the Hampton Inn. Amazing.
Good first impression smelling the fresh baked cookies - but then everything went down hill. First room given stunk like someone had just used the restroom, then sprayed with Lysol. Not really a first good impression! And the a/c unit was on 72, but very warm and humid in room. Asked for a different room. Smelled better - had to keep a/c unit on 69 to keep room comfortable. On checkout day Housekeeping was informed that we were not leaving until noon; however, they knocked on the door around 10:00 and entered the room when I was drying off for shower. Found out deadbolt to room was broken. Not very good security for guests.
I've stayed at this Hampton twice, and although it's not the closest Hampton to the interstate or the businesses I visited, it's a very good value and worth the extra 10 minutes. I love the Hampton bedding and knowing that the rooms will be clean and the staff will be helpful.
The room appears clean but not sanitized. Need more cable channels. Need to leave alcohol wipes or lysol spray for guest to use on door handle, phones and remote control. Toilet seat disposal sheet are good too. The shower curtain can look cleaner and smell fresher. Definitely need shower caps with the soap and shampoo kits.
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GREENWICH, Conn. -- Some riders on Metro-North trains were experiencing another problem Monday evening: Westbound trains were not stopping at the stations in Old Greenwich, Riverside and Cos Cob due to trees blocking the tracks.
The problem was reported at 9 p.m. Monday by Metro-North, and it continued past midnight. It was not clear whether the problem would be repaired by the Tuesday morning commute.
Shuttle bus service was being provided between Stamford and Greenwich for access to those stations.
Riders were advised to listen for announcements at the stations.
The New Haven Line was already experiencing five- to 10-minute delays due to a fire Saturday morning that destroyed a remote switching control house near Cos Cob. The delays will continue "until further notice," Metro-North said.
The "railroad is only able to use two of four tracks in the peak direction through a 9-mile stretch. The fire has also eliminated the ability of the railroad to operate trains around problems if any arise in this area," Metro-North said in a release Monday.
The loss of the Cos Cob control house was also disrupting Metro-North's Train Time App, website information and station LCD monitors, Metro-North said.
Those services rely on the signal system to track the status of trains and provide train information. Due to the fire damage to the control house that affects the signal system between Stamford and Port Chester, N.Y., there will be inaccurate reporting on the status of trains while going through this section of the New Haven Line, Metro-North said.
Once trains have cleared the section, their current status will be updated to provide real-time train information.
Read more about the fire here on the Daily Voice.
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Suzy Kelly, CEO of Jo-Kell Inc., received Inside Business's 2008 Women in Business Achievement Award. The award was presented at a luncheon on December 15th at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott. Jo-Kell is an electrical distributor and solutions provider servicing the military, commercial marine, and industrial marketplace.
Kelly is involved locally in Lead Hampton Roads and the Chamber of Commerce. On a National level, Kelly is the Mid-Atlantic regional vice chair for the Aircraft Carrier Industrial Base Coalition and founding partner in Women Impacting Public Policy. She is also responsible for implementing LEAN principles at Jo-Kell. LEAN incorporates principles of identifying value, eliminating waste, and improving processes.
Kelly's service to the community also includes: The Chesapeake Police Department Advisory Board; Rotary Club of Chesapeake; Co-founder of Leadership Chesapeake and Board Member of Norfolk Collegiate School. In addition to her service on community boards and committees, Suzy is also a regional keynote speaker in disaster preparedness for the workforce.
She has made presentations including: Taking Care of Business, Organizational Survival Workshop for Pandemic Flu and Disaster Preparedness.
United States Maritime Administration tours Maritime Technology and Training Center site.
Administrators from the United States Maritime Administration (MARAD),
Captain Claus Hyldager yesterday decided to step down as the Chief Executive Officer of Inchcape Shipping Services ("ISS").
The current Chief Financial Officer,
CME Group has lifted its declaration of force majeure at all Illinois River terminals that are regular for Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean futures delivery,


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Red Bull play down lack of practice pace
May 23, 2013, 3:45 PM EDT
Red Bull Racing may be defending a winning streak at Monaco that stretches back to 2010, but their pace in the Thursday practice sessions has failed to suggest that a fourth consecutive win may be on the cards. However, both Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber have both downplayed the results, taking the positives out of the sessions.
Two-time Monaco winner Webber finished 7th and 5th in FP1 and FP2 respectively and the Australian believes that the results were quite good considering Red Bull's practice record around the streets of Monte Carlo.
"I think traditionally we're never too electric here on Thursday's, so today was actually one of the better ones we've had in the last few years," Webber said in a team statement. "You've got to be very, very focused here; concentration is very, very high. It's a challenging venue to pull everything together; we want to obviously get short run performance as well as gaining short and long run data, which I think we've got."
Similarly, 2011 winner Vettel was pleased with the results, especially given his KERS failure in FP2.
"I think generally it was okay," Vettel said. "Unfortunately we lost quite a lot of time in the afternoon while we were making some changes, but that can happen on Friday, or in this case Thursday.
"We had a KERS issue this afternoon, so I didn't use the system during P2. The guys know what the problem was with that."
He did however admit that the team needed to improve for qualifying on Saturday.
"We'd like to be a little bit more competitive, so we need to try and find some more lap time.
Both drivers will be keen on extending their Monaco records, and a good qualifying performance will be crucial due to the lack of overtaking opportunities. Red Bull will want to maintain their advantages in both title races this weekend, and a win in Monaco would certainly answer any critics questioning the team's pace.
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Maltese AKC puppies. 2 girls($1500) 1 boy($1200) Come with Akc reg papers,shots included, vet check up & sample of premium puppy food. Been breeding Maltese for over 10yrs. Please contact me with any questions :)
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Born on Thursday 6/11/15!! He will be ready for his new
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Mom & Dad are my pets they weight 6 lbs each!!
The last pictures are Mom & Dad!!
1 boy available!!
Deposit is welcome (half of the $ cash) & the rest at the time of picking him up
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In recent days a number of the area golf courses have been purchased by one individual. I continue to hear rumors that Mayor Andy Berke will propose to get rid of Brainerd and Brown Acres golf courses. According to reports they operate in the black. These courses offer a well maintained and reasonably priced option for play in this area and offer the retired community a great venue for recreation and exercise at a reasonable price.
Chattanooga has been listed by some as one of the top places to retire and this adds to that advantage. I urge the city to retain these valuable assets.
David Brooks
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I golf occasionally and our city courses always offer a great value and a nice challenge. I've had quite a few friends come in from out of town and they are always saying how they want to play our city courses and how lucky we are to have them. Isn't that a great plus for Chattanooga's resume?
From all accounts (even the mayor's office) both courses are making a profit, so why even think of getting rid of them? The mere fact this is even considered makes me wonder about the overall direction of our new city government.
I'm all for saving money, combining services, and becoming lean and mean, but you can't lose sight of the big picture. I'm quite sure there are other things to cut, sell off, or otherwise get rid of, that aren't making a profit. Why don't we start with those?
Herb Montgomery
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Count me as being in agreement with Mr. Brooks and Mr. Montgomery. Why get rid of something that works?
Surely there are other things that would make more sense to get rid of. Perhaps something that loses money instead?
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Portrait: James & Anna-Louisa – an Anglo-Swedish love story
This Babbel user portrait is courtesy of 20 year-old James Nash, from Portsmouth. In it, he tells us all about his Anglo-Swedish romance with fellow Erasmus student Anna-Louisa.
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This Babbel user portrait is courtesy of 20 year-old James Nash, from Portsmouth. In it, he tells us all about his Anglo-Swedish romance with fellow Erasmus student Anna-Louisa.
Today we're presenting another installment of our Babbel User Portraits – snapshots of their lives and their reasons for learning a new language. If you'd like to share your story with us, leave a comment. This time, we're introducing you to a very special user: Gianni from Florence is a writer with an extraordinary family history who, at almost 100 years old, complains only about one thing: some Babbel lessons are too long for him!
Little by little, women have secured professional roles that were previously unachievable. As important positions in government and society were once reserved for men, many languages never established a feminine form for certain job titles. How do languages adapt to this new reality? In the spirit of International Women's Day, we at Babbel – the app for easy language learning – have taken a close look at the feminine form of professional job titles in several languages.
We're doing a series of portraits of Babbel users – a snapshot of their lives, and their reasons for learning a language. If you would like to share your story with us, please leave a comment below. This month we spoke with Aldo, a 70-year old man from Italy full of energy and motivation. Canoeing in the morning, chess in the afternoon, and now a new goal: learning English. (more…)
Matthew Youlden, editor in our Didactics department (pictured here with senior project manager Maren Pauli) and one of our favourite polyglots, has created a new Babbel course about British and Irish food. He tells us why food from his country has such a bad reputation, what to do with old bread, and why he has to choose whiskey from Ireland over Scotland. (more…)
When you're learning a new language, tongue-twisters are a great way to practice your pronunciation. Tongue-twisters are sentences or series of words that are hard to say. They often have similar alternating sounds, like 's' and 'sh' or 'p' and 'b'. Although they are typically nonsense, the English classic "She sells sea shells on the sea shore, and the shells that she sells are sea shells, I'm sure" was actually a popular song in 1908 based on the life of Mary Anning, a famous British fossil hunter and collector.
To celebrate the release of our Swedish tongue-twisters course, we've selected eight tongue-twisters in different languages – English, German, Italian, French, Danish, Swedish, Turkish and Russian – and turned them into short animations. Can you master them? (more…)
Babbel's new course, American Slang, teaches you the most useful American expressions and phrases. It got us wondering: why is something that's easy 'a piece of cake'?
Here are some of the (possible) origins of some classic American expressions. Take them with a grain of salt!
broke – to have no money, or to be bankrupt
Many banks in post-Renaissance Europe gave their customers small porcelain tiles, with the person's name, credit limit, and the bank written on them. Think credit cards, only heavier. The customer brought the tile with him when he wanted to borrow money, and if he was past the limit, the teller 'broke' it.
The world of music is a rich universe of linguistic intertextuality. Words have crossed borders as much as sounds have. In England music lovers use the French word encore to call for more at the end of a concert. Italian words such as piano (quiet), forte (loud) and presto (quick) are universally used to indicate stylistic interpretation. And many citizens of Europe and the world have had their best lessons in English from the export of Rock 'n' Roll. Well now it's time to return the favour. Babbel have put together a course designed for touring musicians and DJs, helping them address their audience and deal with the everyday experiences of being on the road. The course is also perfect for fans of live music to learn the idioms and phrases based around the culture of going to concerts and clubs.
Warning: This course will not make you a better guitarist.
For that you'll just have to keep practising! But you will learn how to talk about it. The course focuses amongst other things on live music experiences. So the next time you're playing the main stage at the Hurricane festival you will be able to communicate with the sound engineer when your amplifier starts to make weird noises. But whether you're a rockstar or a rock fan, DJ or techno head, this course covers everything from bouncers and queueing to ear plugs and stage diving.
They say what happens on tour stays on tour. So why not spend a little time learning how to communicate with the fans backstage in their own language? Do you prefer dubstep or disco? Reggae or Metal? Learn a rich vocabulary of musical terms for genres and instruments and how to express your opinion or talk about the digitalisation of music. This course is all about making contact, whether with the audience or with other music lovers. But don't expect to become fluent overnight. For that you'll have to take the advice given to the musician who asked a passer-by in New York, "How do I get to Madison Square Garden?" The answer of course was "Practice!"
Try out Rockstars and Fans now. Click the following link and get ready to rock!
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What actually moves people to want to learn a language? The list of reasons is of course endless: For some it's a hobby, or even a true passion. Others are learning a language for pragmatic reasons, as part of their education or for working abroad.
Yet the strongest motive is often a bilingual friendship or relationship. Many Babbel users say they are learning so that they can better understand their partner and their partner's family, and to become more independent in the home country of their partner.
We feel there has been a lot said about bringing up children to be bilingual, but not enough about what came before: bilingual couples and their needs when learning languages! So now we're putting our feelers out and asking you for your experiences (first-hand or from friends). Lend us 5 minutes of your time and tell us something!
>> Short questionnaire on bilingual relationships
Because love can be a fantastic gateway to learning a language, and emotions not only help to motivate but also to solidify the learning in the brain, we have devoted an entire course format to this one subject: In our new English Course 'Love Letters' you can follow the story of Nicholas and Olivia, who met and fell in love through an online dating portal. It's an enthralling love story that will have you on the edge of your seat while you're learning the language that all lovers speak.
Up to now, the course is available for the reference languages German, French, Spanish and Italian. Other learning languages are in the making. Stay tuned!
Economies may grow or contract, travel may fluctuate or decline, but one thing seems to stay constant around the world: People want to learn English. Their motivation varies. It may be a matter of career, an aching to sing along with current music, or just the desire to engage in an international dialogue that, like it or not, is often going on in what has become a de facto lingua franca. But learning English is still tough, and let's face it, can be kind of boring – especially when it comes to sorting out the finer points of speaking correctly.
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Kentucky and Kansas in the same conference? Ugh. The sense of entitlement would be unreal.
We have an early lead! Good or bad?
If you already have an OS installed, you won't need a product key.
Yep. These systems will get updates into 2019.
ATMs run an embedded version of XP which is still receiving updates.
Same here.
Huh, give up 5. Get 5. Weird club.
Wow. Now that's a list.
I'm taking this cheering against American pretty seriously. USA! USA! USA!
Wow!!! That putt by Spieth was huge!
Nice bounce back birdie for Spieth.
And now Zach Johnson is leading the thing.
It's crazy. So many majors in the top 10.
The pressure might be getting to Dunne.
25 sustained gusting to 40
This is crazy. I've never seen golf suspended for wind.
English weather is crazy. Overcast and raining to clear and sunny in 10 mins. Then back and forth all day.
Especially when the cut is at -1.
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The last thing i remember was high fiving everyone on the planet.
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For some reason I knew you were going to smell like strippers and burritos when I hugged you.
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He is dust bro dust in the wind I waited in this unlocked car long enough.
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I may be bringing home two guys tonight. I'f they won't go for a double-team you can have the lanky one.
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Full Color Photos Of The Russian Empire During The Early Twentieth Century
Between 1909 and 1912, photographer Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii embarked on a photographic survey of the Russian Empire. His technique of using a specialized camera that caught images in rapid succession with red, blue, and green filters allowed them to be later recombined and run through filtered lanterns to create "near true color" photos. I don't completely grasp all that, but these pictures speak for themselves.
1. Outside Artvin (now part of Turkey), an Armenian woman poses in national garb. [Circa 1910.]
2. Self-portrait of Prokudin-Gorskii, beside the Karolitskhali River in the Caucasus Mountains on the eastern coast of the Black Sea. [Ca. 1910.]
3. A chapel where the ancient city Belozersk once was. [1909.]
4. Bird's eye view of Tiflis (Tblisi), Georgia. [Ca. 1910.]
5. Isfandiyar Jurji Bahadur, leader of the Russian protectorate, Khorezm (present-day Khiva, Uzbekistan). [Ca. 1910.]
6. A shepherd boy on the Sim River in the Ural Mountains. [1910.]
7. Hungarian-made alternators in a hydroelectric station in Iolotan (Eloten), Turkmenistan. [Ca. 1910.]
8. Women in Dagestan. [Ca. 1910.]
9. 84-year-old Pinkhus Karlinskii on the Mariinskii Canal. [1909.]
10. View of the Nikolaevskii Cathedral in Mozhaisk. [1911.]
11. Jewish children and their teacher, Samarkand, Uzbekistan. [Ca. 1910.]
12. A switch operator on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, outside Ust Katav. [1910.]
13. Workers and supervisors on the Oka River dam. [1912.]
14. Prokudin-Gorskii riding a handcar on the Murmansk Railway by Lake Onega. [1910.]
15. A dog resting on the shore of Lake Lindozero. [1910.]
16. View the entire set of incredible images here!
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New Zealand Post has revealed that total mail volumes slid more than 8 per cent, a drop of 35 million items in the past six months, compared with a year ago.
NZ Post is barely breaking even on its core postal services, which are up for review with plans to cut back six-day-a-week delivery to a minimum of three days.
It is the worst percentage fall in letter volumes the postal group has seen and compared with declines of 4 to 5 per cent a few years ago.
NZ Post announced an after-tax profit of $59.6 million for the half year to the end of December, up from $35.4m in the corresponding period in 2011.
The profit was boosted by Kiwibank which reported a strong half- year profit of $58m, and because NZ Post had lifted its stake in Express Couriers at the start of the period from 50 per cent to 100 per cent, boosting Post's revenues.
For the half year, NZ Post recorded revenues of $872.3m, up from $670.2m in the same period the year before.
Core postal services made a pre-tax loss of $2.9m, compared with a $8.7m profit in the corresponding half year. But after tax the division made a small profit of $1.8m for the latest period.
Courier services made a profit of more than $10m in the half year, up from $4.5m in the corresponding half year.
"Other operating segments" made a loss of $12m mainly relating to the costs of work on the group's "retail transformation" and "network of the future" projects. That was a factor reducing the overall NZ Post profit to $59.6m, despite the $58m from Kiwibank.
But NZ Post chief executive Brian Roche said "challenges remain for the mail business" with mail volumes down 35 million on a year ago.
"Thirty-five million fewer pieces of mail . . . is a stark reminder of the need to change," Roche said.
NZ Post was confident it could maintain a "viable and sustainable" mail network if it was given the flexibility to make the changes it needed to make.
But the latest mail volume figures showed they needed to make the decisions now, rather than putting it off. NZ Post has not said how many jobs may be lost as part of the proposed changes.
Public submissions are coming in on the proposal by NZ Post to change its minimum service obligations. The deadline for submissions is March 12, with a recommendation going to Cabinet.
The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment would look at the submissions and then work with NZ Post on a recommendation which would go to Cabinet, but that could take weeks.
NZ Post wants to have a new deed this year.
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A pair of Providence Friars are under investigation for sexual assault on the eve of the school playing in its first NCAA Tournament since 2004. This is according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.Freshman Brandon Austin and Rodney Bullock were both suspended by head coach Ed Cooley in November for what the program explained at the time as "not upholding their responsibilities as student athletes." A month later, Providence announced that the suspension would last for the entire season.The report states that the alleged victim approached the Providence police department "a couple of weeks ago", but that the incident itself occurred in November before the basketball season had started. It also states that the victim, who knew the players, went to campus police immediately after the alleged assault occurred.In a separate statement to the Journal,Ed Cooley said that he was "saddened" by the situation, but that he acted promptly "to suspend the two young men indefinitely for failing to meet the standards expected of student-athletes while the college's internal disciplinary process took place."Bullock remains a member of the team. However, Austin transferred to Oregon over the winter break. The latter is eligible to play for the Ducks in December.Both players were ranked as top 150 recruits.Via Hardball Talk
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Sara has filed for divorce on the grounds of adultery, verbal and emotional abuse and inappropriate marital conduct. Schelske has denied all charges. The judge in the case asked both parents to monitor what their three children watch on television. Sara and Craig agreed that everyone involved will not speak to the media about the case while it is ongoing. Schelske's attorney brought up a previous request to limit media coverage, in order to protect the children.
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Taking aim at trickle down fiscal policies and warning legislators not to hold the American economy "hostage," President Barack Obama demanded today that Congress extend Bush-era middle class tax cuts for a year.
Addressing the nation from the White House's East Room, Obama implored Congress to "do the right thing" and immediately pass extension legislation, which he would instantly ink.
"I will sign it tomorrow," he said.
In a politically risky move, Obama also recognized that the economy has been disappointing under his watch, but used that to bolster his argument for the extension.
"We've tried it their way. It didn't work," he said.
"At the beginning of the last decade, Congress passed trillions in tax cuts that benefited the wealthiest Americans...What happened? The wealthy got wealthier, but most Americans struggled. Instead of creating more jobs, we had the slowest job growth" in the last half century, he said.
Obama reiterated his belief that America's financial health is dependent upon the country's middle class and small businesses, both of which would stand to benefit from the extension.
If Obama's proposal does not get the OK from the House and Senate, many Americans will see a bigger tax bill come Jan. 1, when the cuts expire.
Obama said the increase would average some $2200.
Economists generally worry that additional taxes could exacerbate the country's already weak economic recovery, as tax rate uncertainty tends to deter consumer spending.
There's some thought that the extension, though popular and perhaps necessary, might not get legislative approval before the election.
Obama has long clashed with Congressional Republicans on this issue.
They want to extend the tax cuts for all income groups -- including the extremely wealthy.
He's also conflicted with his own political party: Top Dems want tax cut extensions to apply to all households earning $1 million and under.
Obama, recognizing that his calls to end tax cuts to the wealthy are unpopular with Republicans, nevertheless asked Congress to approve the extension while both parties negotiate that point.
"We can have that debate, but let's not hold up on that thing we can already agree on," he said.
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Clapton's tone on his solo in Cream's 1967 breakout hit "Sunshine of Your Love" was so unique, so unlike anything else on the charts at the time, it demanded a name. He called it his "woman tone." Clapton used it throughout his tenure in Cream, and fans always love and give each other a wink when he's pulled it out since.
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I've been paying a lot of attention to tone over the years, and Enter Sandman does come up as one of my favorites. What I find funny is that both the Metallica boys are among my favorites for tone, and worst for tone...St. Anger containing some of the worst to my ears :P
I'm surprised to see EVH left off, since he's been a holy grail of Guitar Tone for decades. My personal favorite would be David Gilmour's growl tone on the opening of Sorrow.
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The chopper responded Tuesday to a Good Samaritan's report of something small and rectangular in the water.
The sighting was of an object that resembled a Styrofoam cooler lid, Coast Guard public affairs specialist Mark Barney told ABC News, but he added that it was unknown if the sighting was related to the teens' case.
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On Monday, Coast Guard Captain Mark Fedor told ABC News the boys apparently had a cooler on board their boat.
Officials said the search in the Atlantic Ocean for Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14, goes as far north as Savannah, Georgia, and as far south as Cape Canaveral, Florida, according to WPBF.
Austin and Perry left on a fishing trip in Florida on Friday morning and they were reported missing Friday evening, authorities said.
On Sunday, their boat was found capsized and damaged off the Ponce de Leon Inlet in central Florida, the Coast Guard said, noting that neither boy was in or around the boat.
Football Hall of Famer Joe Namath, a neighbor of the families who's known the boys for years, said Sunday he's confident that the boys "know what they're doing" at sea.
"Austin's been sharp and on the water a good while. Perry is just as sharp as can be," Namath said.
The boys' mothers also expressed confidence.
Perry's mother, Pamela Cohen, said, "Perry has been on a boat really since he was seven."
"Austin, this is his fourth boat," said Carly Black, Austin's mother. "He's been around boats since before he could walk."
But the search for the boys still remains a race against time. The seas where Austin and Perry went missing is relatively warm, Coast Guard Captain Mark Fedor said Monday, but he added that the environment is still dangerous. Fedor estimated that Austin and Perry could likely survive about four or five days at sea based in part on survivability charts.
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A magnificent keshi pearl is featured amidst a flattering array of semiprecious gemstones. Gorgeously handmade by Seattle artist Kristin Ford with loving attention to the character of each stone.
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Dorothy Duncan Treat, 85, a former Iolan, passed away Monday, Jan. 14, 2013, at Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community in Buhler.
Dorothy was born June 16, 1927, in Paragould, Ark., the daughter of Floyd L. and Edith F. (McDonald) Eubanks. She grew up in Arkansas and Louisiana.
In 1950, Dorothy married Dean Duncan and they made their home in Missouri before moving to Iola in 1952. They were later divorced.
On March 22, 1980, Dorothy married Jay L. Treat.
He preceded her in death on July 3, 1995.
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She was preceded in death by a son, Floyd Lee Duncan in 1974, and an infant sister.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, at Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Chapel in Iola.
Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, at Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Chapel in Iola.
Burial will be at Highland Cemetery, Iola.
Memorial choice is Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community Dorothy Treat Memorial Fund and can be left with Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Memorial Chapel of Iola, which is in charge of arrangements.
Online condolences for the family may be left at www.iolafuneral.com.
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