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ELIZABETHTOWN - The Essex County Board of Supervisors is narrowing down the field for its soon to be formed ethics board.
"We are still in the interview stages of selecting an ethics board," said county board chairman Randy Douglas. "We had 27 people apply."
Douglas said the interview committee included Westport supervisor Daniel Connell, Ticonderoga supervisor Debra Malaney and Lewis supervisor David Blades, along with county personnel director Monica Feeley and county attorney Dan Manning.
Douglas said he committee was down to their last few interviews in the process.
"They have one more day left of interviews," Douglas said. "The day is not scheduled yet, but there are still three candidates that they have to do."
As for the formation of the board, Douglas said he is hoping for the recommended names to be submitted by the March 7 regular board meeting.
"I'm hoping that they will be able to give us the names to approve at the March meeting," Douglas said. "That is the plan. If not, then definitely in April."
At the January ways and means meeting, Douglas said the county had received applications for the board after local media reported that few people had stepped forward.
The county ethics board will consist of a five member panel who will be charged with overseeing ethics complaints and issuing opinions, according to Manning.
"It will hold hearings regarding ethics violations and issue advisory opinions on ethics issues," Manning said. "They will field complaints and look into allegations in complaints. If the board determines merit or probable cause, they will initiate a hearing and make any recommendations regarding county code."
Manning said the board will have no members who are currently tied to the county.
"No county government official or anyone employed will be on the board," Manning said.
Douglas said once the board is in place, he would hope that there dealings would be as transparent as possible.
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Then the hills all around become flat plush green meadows, skies of blue appeared
Her face of pain and sorrow became a face of relief and strength.
It has been a million years, and three since the walk began.
For she is at the end of a trail, that never should have begun.
The year of dreams is now at hand, and flowers seem to surround her.
At the end of the valley of dreams is a field of reality in which we all walk.
Some of those who reach the field of reality never know they have reached it.
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Dancing with the Stars: Who Was Eliminated?
Originally posted 04/24/2012 10:15PM
Jaleel White and partner Kym Johnson got their groove back with a crowd-pleasing cha cha on Dancing with the Stars Monday – but some other contestants struggled to keep up with the competition.
Finding themselves in the bottom two once again, Roshon Fegan and partner Chelsie Hightower lacked sex appeal with their 23-point rumba. Meanwhile, Gladys Knight and partner Tristan MacManus scored an underwhelming 21 points for their rumba.
Keep reading to find out which pair bid adieu to the dance floor Tuesday night ...
Dancing with the Stars: Jaleel White Gets His Groove Back
Originally posted 04/23/2012 10:45PM
Jaleel White saved himself from elimination by beating Gavin DeGraw in a dance duel last week on Dancing with the Stars. (Spoilers ahead!)
On Monday's Motown-themed show, the actor stormed back, earning 29 points for a snappy cha cha with partner Kym Johnson to "Ain't Too Proud to Beg."
"You're back!" Len Goodman declared.
"That was the biggest sizzler of the season," said Bruno Tonioli.
Melissa Gilbert Compares Dancing with the Stars to Getting Sober
Originally posted 04/23/2012 01:30PM
Well, we've made to the halfway point. I don't know whether to jump up and down or just curl up in a ball and weep. I cannot remember if I've ever been this tired in my life. The closest I've ever come to this kind of physical exhaustion is when my kids were newborns.
My friends who had done Dancing with the Stars before me told me this would be hard. They told me that it was a long arduous process. So did the producers. So did Maks. I was as ready as I could possibly be.
What I was not ready for is the emotional toll this experience is taking. I've always believed that we grow the most from the biggest challenges in our lives. The good times are our chance to breathe and appreciate our lives but the hard stuff is, in many ways, more important.
Dancing with the Stars: Gavin DeGraw & Karina Smirnoff Eliminated
Originally posted 04/17/2012 10:15PM
Just as Dancing with the Stars's competition was starting to look up last week for Karina Smirnoff and partner Gavin DeGraw, they once again sunk to the bottom of the leaderboard after Monday night's 19-point samba.
They've been saved in prior weeks after low scores, but will fans' votes once again be enough to keep the pair on the show? The second lowest scores of the night went to Maksim Chmerkovskiy and his recovering partner Melissa Gilbert, who earned 21 points for their samba. Gladys Knight and Tristan MacManus were one point above them with a score of 22 for their samba.
Dancing with the Stars Couples Light Up Latin Night
Originally posted 04/16/2012 10:30PM
After Sherri Shepherd's shocking elimination on Dancing with the Stars last week, the remaining contestants felt the pressure and turned up the heat for Latin Night in the ballroom on Monday.
Taking on the salsa, samba and the Argentine tango, nine couples performed hip-shaking routines that were in some cases downright steamy.
Maria Menounos and Derek Hough performed one of the night's sexiest routines, sealing their salsa with a controversial kiss. "That was hot," Carrie Ann Inaba said, but "I don't think you needed the kiss ... Dance is about the illusion of passion."
Melissa Gilbert: It's Hard to Be Sexy After Head Injury
Originally posted 04/16/2012 12:05PM
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This week has been the most challenging for me so far this season of Dancing with the Stars. As you know, Maks and I had a bit of an accident Monday night. The moment it happened, I had no idea what had gone wrong. I just knew Maks fell. My head hurt a lot and I assumed I'd hit it on the dance floor.
Things were spinning a bit for me when the judges gave their critiques. In fact, by the time I got up to the skybox I had no idea what they'd said.
Melissa Gilbert Returns for 'Gentle Rehearsal' After Concussion
Originally posted 04/12/2012 01:15PM
Still aching from whiplash and a concussion, Melissa Gilbert had her first Dancing with the Stars rehearsal after leaving the hospital.
"Nobody puts Halfpint in the corner!" she Tweeted to actor pal Craig Bierko, using her character's nickname from Little House on the Prairie.
Gilbert, 47, had to be helped down the ballroom stairs by fellow competitor Gavin DeGraw after injuring herself during a paso doble Monday night with pro partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
Maksim Chmerkovskiy Says Melissa Gilbert Is in Pain
Originally posted 04/11/2012 03:45PM
The show may very well go on for Maksim Chmerkovskiy and his Dancing with the Stars partner Melissa Gilbert, who suffered a head injury following Monday night's paso doble.
The actress, 47, alarmed viewers when she was absent from Tuesday night's elimination episode, but Chmerkovskiy, 32, says she's just taking it easy at home.
"She's in pain," he told PEOPLE backstage after the show. "She's got a big headache. The doctors said she has a minor concussion, and I know that's really unpleasant."
Melissa Gilbert Is No-Show at Dancing with the Stars
Originally posted 04/10/2012 09:25PM
On Monday, when Dancing with the Stars host Tom Bergeron announced that Melissa Gilbert had been injured and rushed to the hospital, he promised an update on her condition.
On Tuesday's results show, Gilbert was still not well enough to be in the ballroom.
"Melissa is not here. She did suffer a mild concussion," Bergeron said. "On her doctor's advice she is taking a rest day and if they get through tonight she'll be able to compete going forward."
Melissa Gilbert Suffers Whiplash and Concussion
Originally posted 04/10/2012 09:05AM
Melissa Gilbert says she'll be fine.
The Dancing with the Stars contestant, who was rushed to the hospital on a stretcher Monday night after performing a paso doble with partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Tweeted a health update later.
"I'm alright," she wrote. "Mild concussion and whiplash. Very soon I will be safely home resting and being taken care of."
And it seems there are plenty of people watching out for the actress. "@Maksim you are my champion. I adore you," she wrote of her partner in a follow-up Tweet, before adding of her helpful competitor, "@GavinDeGraw bless your heart for carrying me down those stairs!"
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And I happened to find a dress which in my opinion would go pretty well with this collection and it's of a peach-coral color which is pretty similar to the theme color of the collection. I knew I got to have it.
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- ☆Anastacia☆ said...
Your baby girl is so adorable!
I like your eye make-up too! very peachy and summery! Looks nice!
Awe! You speak Russian just awesome! How did you learn it so well?
- May 29, 2010 at 7:34 AM
- Vonvon said...
Thank you, Anastacia.
Glad you like this look. It's done by a MAC makeup artist. That's one of the ways how I improve on my makeup skills. To have makeover and see how they blend the colors, etc. Then come home and try to follow.
I was studying in Russia and learnt some basic Russian while there.
- May 29, 2010 at 9:30 AM
- Sherry said...
Russia hehe.. you still have pic?
- May 29, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- Sherry said...
very pretty hehe.. I love it :D
- May 29, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- Cherry said...
Hey there thanks a lot for the tip yesterday because I just called mac to hold marine life highlight powder and sweet&punchy e/s for me! I'm glad they still have it since it sold out so quickly in the us market. Can't wait for your mac haul! :D
- May 29, 2010 at 1:19 PM
- Tracy said...
I can't believe the collection is already out in Malaysia! Oh my gosh, the anticipation is killing me. It better not come out when I'm traveling cos I need to get my hands on the Highlight powder. You look gorgeous with the orange eyeshadow and black liner. I think you definitely suit the bolder colors.
- May 29, 2010 at 6:16 PM
- Slowbrogal said...
Nice von!! I like the tote!!
- May 29, 2010 at 6:44 PM
- Vonvon said...
Thanks Sherry!
Hmmm.....that's more than 10 years ago already..... ;)
- May 29, 2010 at 7:13 PM
- Vonvon said...
Cherry, you are most welcome! Glad it was of help to you and perhaps others too. Yea, the seahorse is really selling very well and fast over here too.
Will share my haul once I completed them. ;)
- May 29, 2010 at 7:17 PM
- Vonvon said...
Hi Tracy,
Thank you. I like the combo of colors too.
Why don't you try placing a reservation with a MAC counter for the seahorse? Just in case. I do that all the time, especially for items which are very 'hot'. Good luck.
- May 29, 2010 at 7:28 PM
- Vonvon said...
Thank you slowbrogal. :)
The tote is very nice, and so far only available at the MAC counter in Isetan Lot 10. The Pavilion store still didn't have it as of yesterday. Not too sure about other stores.
- May 29, 2010 at 7:30 PM
- gio said...
What a pretty and summery look! Peachy and coral shades look great on you!f
- May 29, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- Vonvon said...
Thank you gio! Although I like these shades, it's my first time trying such shades and looks like I 'struck a lottery' with these shades. ;)
- May 30, 2010 at 6:58 PM
- Jess said...
Hi Vonvon! Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting!
I like your look with Sand&Sun a lot! The black eyeliner defines your eyes nicely. I might try to apply it this way too! ;)
- May 30, 2010 at 10:03 PM
- Vonvon said...
Hi Jess,
You are welcome. And thanks for visiting and commenting too.
When I saw that you did a look with Sand & Sun, I was very excited and this is my new favorite eyeshadow from MAC. Just thought of sharing with you more ideas to wear it.
Do try it. I am looking forward to see.... :)
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Posted by Peter on 12/16/2009
In my six years in New York City, I have not found fish as perfect and fresh as the fish at Poke. The atmosphere is okay. The service is okay. But the sushi itself is perfect. And the Truffle Roll is pretty great too.
Posted by Al on 07/16/2009
Food was very good. Fish was fresh and everything was very tasty. I liked the BYOB aspect, however, the restaurant was extremely loud and it was very hard to have a conversation.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/06/2009
Poke is still the best. I've tried all sushi places from Nobu to Seki and Poke is still the best. The rolls may be small, but the quality is amazing. BYOB is still a great feature, but if you're looking to get wasted then go to a bar. They're not in the business to have you sit there and get smashed while other people are waiting to eat.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/02/2009
This place has gone seriously downhill. The rolls now are absolutely miniscule. The fish is still fresh but I would no longer consider this place a must go. Walked out tonight $100 poorer and still hungry. Poke has turned into a joke.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/22/2009
Poke has amazing quality sushi. We have been going there for years and always love our meal. We even do take out at least once a week, since they do not delivery. Best sushi on the Upper East Side.
Posted by Riz on 04/05/2009
This place has more rules than you can imagine: only 1 750 ml bottle of wine per 3 people. I can understand they don't want people getting drunk and rowdy, but that's like a glass each, come on. We brought a double bottle; the waiter poured half into a decanter and then took the rest and didn't give it back until we left. Also, everyone must order at least $18 of food. The food was ok but definitely nothing special. They also don't take reservations. Not worth it- try another one of the hundreds of sushi places around.
Posted by MD on 03/21/2009
Anyone who knows anything about sushi would not enjoy this spot. The food was average at best and the prices are fairly cheap because the rolls are tiny. Although the BYOB aspect is alluring you are only allowed 2 small bottles of wine (only allowed wine or beer) regardless of the amount of people you're with. This place is nothing special nor is anything about it. Would never recommend.


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The New York Times, the very apotheosis of agenda-driven "journalism," has a front-page story today that takes up a quarter of that page, above the fold, and half an inside page, entitled, "Not Even Close: 2012 Was the Hottest Ever in U.S." It covers the recently issued report of NOAA's National Climatic Data Center regarding last year's weather statistics.
The Times correctly tells its readers what NOAA reported, which fits in perfectly with the Times's take on global warming. What it does not do is question in any way, shape or form, whether the statistics in the report are accurate.
But there are a lot of questions, as Power Line reported yesterday. Anthony Watts, who runs the highly popular Watts Up With That blog on climate change, has uncovered evidence that the data had been systematically corrupted in order to produce the desired curve of rising temperatures. For instance, he found that in the original paper versions of data from February 1934, the average temperature for that month in Arizona is given as 52.0 degrees F. In the current on-line data available from the National Climatic Data Center, the average temperature for Arizona in February 1934, is given as having been 48.9 degrees. The difference of more than three degrees is huge.
If Anthony Watts's reporting is accurate, this would be gross scientific malpractice. I haven't the faintest idea who is right here, Anthony Watts or the NCDC, as I am neither a climatologist nor a statistician. But one would think that the New York Times, with its unmatched journalistic resources, might have looked into the discrepancy before running with the story.
After all, if they could discredit Watts Up With That, they would diminish a major critic of the global warming hypothesis. If they can prove that the NCDC data has been cooked, they will have uncovered a major government scandal, and that sells newspapers, which is the business the Times is supposed to be in.
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Irene Stegun, the Handbook of Mathematical Functions, and the Lingering Influence of the New Deal
by David Alan Grier
The Handbook of Mathematical Functions is one of the most widely circulated mathematical references. It is also one of the few large, collaborative mathematical projects and a rare example of a twentieth-century mathematical activity led by a woman. The effort that prepared the Handbook had its origins in the relief office of the New Deal, the Mathematical Tables Project of the Work Projects Administration. This office, which was organized to provide jobs for the unemployed, offered an unusual opportunity for mathematically inclined women and trained many of the contributors to the handbook.
Noncrossing Partitions in Surprising Locations
by Jon McCammond
Certain mathematical structures make a habit of reoccurring in the most diverse list of settings. Some obvious examples exhibiting this intrusive type of behavior include the Fibonacci numbers, the Catalan numbers, the quaternions, and the modular group. In this article, the focus is on a lesser known example: the noncrossing partition lattice. The focus of the article is a gentle introduction to the lattice itself in three of its many guises: as a way to encode parking functions, as a key part of the foundations of noncommutative probability, and as a building block for a contractible space acted on by a braid group. Since this article is aimed primarily at nonspecialists, each area is briefly introduced along the way.
Linear Independence and Series Expansions in Function Spaces
Ole Christensen and Khadija Laghrida Christensen
We consider complex vector spaces generated by certain special functions and examine whether their linear combinations have unique representations. We consider trigonometric functions, complex exponential functions, and certain more complicated systems of functions (Gabor systems and wavelet systems) that have recently attracted much attention both in pure mathematics and in applied science. We present some open problems related to those systems, problems that are easy to formulate but apparently very difficult to solve. Finally, we introduce frames, which generalize the concept of an orthonormal basis. The motivation for this generalization comes from Gabor analysis, where we show that certain desirable properties are incompatible with the orthonormal basis requirement. We show how the concept of linear dependence for wavelet systems plays a key role in modern constructions of frames having wavelet structure.
Rearranging the Calculus Sequence to Better Serve Its Partner Disciplines
Bernd S. W. Schröder
This paper shows how the calculus-differential equations sequence for disciplines close to mathematics can be rearranged in a multitude of ways to better serve our partner disciplines. One possible rearrangement is described in the context of a college wide effort to reintegrate engineering, mathematics, and the sciences.
A Geometric Proof That e is Irrational and a New Measure of Its Irrationality
by Jonathan Sondow
Pairings and Signed Permutations
by Valerio De Angelis
Iterated Products of Projections in Hilbert Space
by Anupan Netyanun and Donald C. Solmon
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Gone to Liberal Arts
Tue, August 27, 2013 • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM • The Turtle Pond, north of the Main Building
The College of Liberal Arts Provides a BBQ dinner and band, Run of the Mill for all Liberal Arts students, prior to the Gone to Texas main event.
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The Turtle Pond, north of the Main Building (MAI)
New students in the College of Liberal Arts are invited to stop by the Turtle Pond to enjoy a barbecue dinner from Pok-e-Jo's and listen to live music by the classic country band Run of the Mill. There will be door prizes, a chance to visit with Liberal Arts faculty and staff, and information tables from various offices and student organizations. For more information please visit: http://www.utexas.edu/cola/student-affairs/events/Gone-to-Texas.php
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FILE - James Blackmon, who now plays at Marion High School, tweeted he will make his college decision soon. The one-time IU commit is still considering the Hoosiers.
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James Blackmon Jr. is down to five schools.
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Engineers make gigapixel holograms with a standard A4 scanner May 30, 2013 at 12:26 pm
Standard scanners might be a little boring, collecting dust next to your printer rarely getting use now that everyone with a phone has a decent digital camera, and most workplaces allow a PDF signature rather than a handwritten one. Instead of allowing that scanner to sit around hogging a valuable power brick outlet, a team of Japanese engineers turned it into a gigapixel holographic microscope.
The neuromorphic bug eye cam: A 180-degree visual system for drones May 23, 2013 at 12:02 pm
Autonomous drones are basically cameras with wings. While high resolution cameras focused on the ground might need to be optimized for contrast sensitivity and feature extraction, those that look around the sky may need a wide FOV with good deep resolution. A new device known as the CURVACE (Curved Artificial Compound Eye) has recently been developed to meet the demands of a flight. It is not so much a camera as it a complete visual system.
3D photography: Is there still hope for 3D TV's stillborn cousin? May 17, 2013 at 1:29 pm
Here's an interesting question for you: Where are all the 3D digital cameras and photos? There are 3D TVs, 3D movies, 3D games, 3D printers, Kinect — but, when it comes to 3D still cameras, the market is almost completely barren. Sure, there's a handful of 3D point-and-shoot cameras, but they're not exactly flying off the shelves — but more importantly, the 3D smartphone market basically died a few months after it was created by the LG Optimus 3D.
The technology behind Google's new underwater Street View May 17, 2013 at 9:10 am
Mapping and photographing streets is tough enough, but Google's Street View team has partnered with Underwater Earth to create immersive images of some of the world's most important and threatened coral reefs — creating some cool camera technology in the process.
How back-illuminated sensors work, and why they're the future of digital photography March 6, 2013 at 10:25 am
With camera megapixel counts going through the roof, pixels have become incredibly small. Unfortunately, traditional sensor designs cover up the pixels with layers of wiring. Back-illuminated technology literally flips the design on its back, so that the photosites are directly in the light, greatly improving low-light performance.
Kinect 2.0 for Xbox 720 specs leaked: 1080p camera, larger field of view, USB 3.0 February 20, 2013 at 12:13 pm
While the industry may be focused on Sony and the PlayStation 4 today, some specs of the next Kinect supposedly leaked, and if they turn out to be accurate, shouldn't be overlooked.
DARPA shows off 1.8-gigapixel surveillance drone, can spot a terrorist from 20,000 feet January 28, 2013 at 11:07 am
DARPA and the US Army have taken the wraps off ARGUS-IS, a 1.8-gigapixel video surveillance platform that can resolve details as small as six inches from an altitude of 20,000 feet (6km). ARGUS is by far the highest-resolution surveillance platform in the world, and probably the highest-resolution camera in the world, period.
Toshiba's refocusing smartphone camera spells more trouble for Lytro December 28, 2012 at 12:32 pm
Since the introduction of the innovative Lytro camera, the industry has hungered for a practical version of light field photography to make its way to the market. Toshiba hopes to change that with a smartphone camera that can refocus after the fact using light field capture.
Are Canon and Nikon killing off their best crop-sensor DSLRs? December 7, 2012 at 9:48 am
Homicide no, child-neglect possibly. The Canon 7D and Nikon D300s haven't been upgraded since 2009. Here's why.
Surprisingly high-tech: What a DSLR looks like on the inside November 8, 2012 at 12:44 pm
Have you ever wondered what the insides of a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) actually look like? I know there's a big CMOS censor on the front, and a powerful chip that can process vast amounts of data very quickly — but beyond that, I figured a DSLR was just a bunch of buttons. In actual fact, it turns out that modern DSLRs are some of the most complex electromechanical devices you'll ever see — and we have glorious teardown photos to prove it.


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Try downloading to your desktop, then unzip the files from there.
Anyone else had issues after downloading the modpack and the system menu to downgrade 4.3 to 4.1 ( usa) unzipping the files to the sd card? I can unzip other things, those two downloads tell me their broken can not use
Try downloading to your desktop, then unzip the files from there.
I did that as well. I have also tried using a different browser...... still says the same thing. I am trying again maybe it will work cause I want it to..lol any reason it shouldnt work at all>?
No reason at all... I just downloaded it and extracted it to verify. All is working fine for me.
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I wouldnt downgrade, I read on another thread on here there might be stubbed files from nintendo updates, and if you downgrade without deleting them it could brick your wii, before i knew that i was following this guide exactly then got to the downgrade step and it came up with 3 errors and this guide reccomended not to turn the wii off or your wii could be bricked but request help here, which isnt ideal and you wont get any help for a good few hours (if any) on that subject.


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Yesterday was the 80th anniversary of the founding of the world's largest private army: China's. The biggest misconception about China's military is that it belongs to China. Yes, the Chinese state pays for the People's Liberation Army, but the PLA reports to—and pledges to defend—the Communist Party. On this Army Day, Beijing's propaganda saluted (as it always does) the army's 2.3 million members in their capacity as employees and defenders of China's leading political organization.
This year's ritualistic expressions of mutual party-army appreciation seem more numerous and passionate than on past anniversaries. President Hu Jintao mentioned the party's total control over the military at least 15 times in his Army Day speech. Some foreign observers speculate that the excessive declarations are meant to cover up rifts in the military's leadership or the failure of Hu—who is also the party's general secretary—to consolidate control over his generals and admirals. (Others say that he is already in charge.)
Here's a shortcut for those who do not want to devote their lives to studying this impenetrable issue: Beijing operates an abnormal political system and maintains an abnormal relationship with its armed forces. And here's something else: because the party controls the army (or at least tries to do so), our attempts to establish military-to-military ties are bound to end in failure. It is not just that the Chinese generally believe in secrecy as a powerful military tool (though they do): secrecy lies at the heart of China's political system, and of its peculiar government-military relationship.
The Bush White House should know this by now. It has done all it can to try to build functional military-to-military relations with China, but has not succeeded. The Chinese continue to ask for assistance—their more recent requests included the arresting gear of aircraft carriers and the training of carrier crews—but they are not willing to reciprocate. We let them tour our navy's most important base—in Norfolk, VA—in April of this year, but they were not willing to let our Chief of Naval Operations, Mike Mullen, make a visit to a comparable Chinese naval facility. (In response, Mullen, departing from the Bush administration's renewed emphasis on military ties with China, canceled his planned trip to Beijing.)
On this anniversary of the People's Liberation Army let's send the Chinese our birthday greetings—but let's stop making gifts of our know-how and technology.


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text: Yeah, Conor O' Brien should be a shoe-in for this squad over Rico. He can play the 6 and 8 (and is originally a winger...) and would be fine in a 2 CM system with Kitchen, Dax, Beckerman or maybe Torres. To be honest, Clark is never going to contribute again for a senior squad, so what's the point of including him? Just looking at this squad, he is the outlier. Everyone else at least has a chance to break in as the 23rd man if they distinguish themselves. It just feels like Clark is beyond that point IMO. Jurgen has said as much. This camp is about finding World Cup players, not rewarding veteran MLS'ers for a good season. He also mentioned that Bedoya would be called in, but he is likely moving from Scandinavia in January...not sure where, but he seemed like it was a feit accompli. Not to be Scandinavia-centric. But Steve Clark over Tally Hall.


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Charleston County Auditor -- 182 precincts/reporting 150
Paul S. Gawrych (R) 46.07% 44,590
Peter J. Tecklenberg (D) 49.71% 48,122
Peter J. Tecklenberg (Working Families) 4.17% 4,034
Charleston County Council District 6 -- 18 precincts/reporting 15
Carolyn W. Hughes (Petition) 28.78% 2,778
Vic Rawl (Dem) 60.00% 5,792
Vic Rawl (Working Families) 10.98% 1,060
Charleston County School Board (2 N. Charleston seats) 182 precincts/reporting 150
Chris Collins 43.34% 34,197
Tom Ducker 29.35% 23,160
Mattese Miller Lecque 25.77% 20,336
Charleston County School Board (2 West Ashley seats) 182 precincts/reporting 150
John W. Barter III 26.54% 22,662
Henry Copeland 16.53% 14,110
Michael Miller 22.78% 19,446
Jim Ramich 17.99% 15,358
Brian P. Thomas 15.35% 13,104
James Island Public Service District Commissioners (3 seats) 21 precincts/reporting 19
Carter McMillan 25.19% 2,089
Alicia Owens 19.06% 1,581
Eugene Platt 26.64% 2,209
June Waring 28.64% 2,375
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ARDMORE, OK -- During this cold weather, police are warning you while it's tempting to warm up your car before getting inside don't leave it running unattended.
Ardmore police say a man started his car Thursday morning then went back inside his residence on the 1500 block of 3rd street north east. When he walked back outside shortly after his vehicle was gone and has yet to be found.
Captain Kevin Norris" reminds people to be safe, rather than sorry.
Norris said, "You know even if you watch the vehicle from inside, it doesn't take but a second for somebody to run up to the car, jump in the vehicle and take off and by the time you get outside the vehicle is already driving down the road"
Norris says they don't have a suspect yet from this morning's vehicle theft.
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In Brief
APA's Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools (TOPSS) recently revised its publication on national standards for high school psychology curricula to include more materials on ethnic and cultural diversity and to take into account recent scientific advances, particularly in cognition and memory areas.
The standards, first adopted by APA in 1999, serve as a road map for high school psychology teachers or others responsible for the development of psychology curricula at the secondary school level. The standards emphasize the scientific basis of psychology and are divided into five domains-methods, biopsychological, developmental, cognitive, and individual and group behavior. Content and performance standards guide teachers in designing instruction. The standards include sample lesson plans, learning objectives and recommendations for student learning assessment.
The revised standards include greater diversity of gender, race and ethnicity, and sexual orientation, says Amy Fineburg, past-chair of TOPSS and a psychology teacher at Spain Park High School in Birmingham, Ala. For example, a section about lifespan development now addresses issues related to aging and a section on the treatment of psychological disorders now addresses multicultural competence.
"We wanted to make sure all those different areas were reflected in the standards to reflect the current thinking and trends in the field," Fineburg says.
Other changes include:
Updating the cognitive psychology domain, particularly the memory area, which includes standards on encoding and on sensory, working and long-term memory. For example, the revised standards now include information on the processes that lead to memory inaccuracies.
Changing the document name from the "National Standards for the Teaching of High School Psychology" to the "National Standards for High School Psychology Curricula," since the standards were created to provide guidelines on psychology curricula, not teaching, per se.
Shifting two of the standard areas-individual differences, and personality and assessment-from the sociocultural domain to the cognitive and developmental domains, respectively.
Renaming the original "clinical and sociocultural" domain. TOPPS members believe the new name, "variations in individual and group behavior," better reflects the domain's content.
Two consecutive TOPSS Task Forces on High School Standards-each made up of three high school teachers and one college faculty representative-were charged with revising the standards. The revision process began in 2001 when task force members solicited recommendations from APA directorates, boards, divisions and committees and from experts in each of the domain areas.
"The standards keep high school psychology from becoming a self-help course or mental hygiene course and more of a reflection of what psychology is," Fineburg says.
TOPSS, which plans to revise the standards on a seven-year cycle, will begin requesting comments from APA divisions and organizations this fall for its next revision of the standards.
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Disclosure and transparency issues in the commercial insurance markets are discussed by the FSA in a new paper
LONDON – The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has published a discussion paper (DP) looking at intermediary commission disclosure and wider issues of transparency in the commercial insurance market.
In December 2007, the FSA published an independent report that considered whether disclosure of commission earned by commercial insurance intermediaries should be made mandatory. Due to cost, the report found that intermediary disclosure by itself was not justified, but it raised wider concerns about market inefficiencies, which the FSA stated it would publish a DP about.
The new paper examines what conditions are necessary to ensure an environment that encourages market efficiency where buyers have access to clear, comparable information about the role of the intermediary, including their services and the way they are paid.
Dan Waters, director of retail policy and themes at the FSA, says: "It is important that insurance buyers know what they're paying for when they use an intermediary. We remain concerned that for some buyers of commercial insurance this is not the case. Our discussion paper offers some potential regulatory solutions, but the door also remains open for an industry-led response."
The increased blurring of the distinction between insurers and intermediaries is also addressed by the DP, which examines the need for firms to ensure they properly manage conflicts of interest. Three broad options to addressing these concerns are raised in the paper. They are having: more rigorous enforcement of existing rules through a combination of further guidance and additional reporting requirements; an enhanced regime to improve quality of disclosure of commission (on request by the customer), services and status; and mandatory automatic disclosure of commission.
The closing date for the paper is June 25, 2008.
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Review of Paper Knowledge: A Media History of Documents by Lisa Gitelman (Duke University Press, 2014). A dense and fascinating book offering numerous access points for LIS student scholarship. Continue reading
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Praxis and the Perennial Conflict between Theory and Practice in Library Education
prax·is \ˈprak-səs\ n. 1. the actual work of a profession (as opposed to the practice of it in training situations) 2. in social work, the concept of reflexive, integrated theory and practice 3. in education, the processes of reflective experiential learning or, following Paulo Freire's work, the combination of reflection and action in the world that leads to transformations of oppressive … Continue reading
Are We Learning Enough About Users?
Well into my second semester of library school, I find myself still recovering from a bit of metaphorical whiplash I picked up in the fall. You see, I'm not sure how to feel about users. I know it sounds like a no-brainer. Without users, after all, our workplaces would be nothing but big empty information … Continue reading
Leadership in the Library Industry
I love theory. The ideas that disciplines and professions are based off of. The bedrock of our world views. The base of our ideologies. Some of my favorite courses in library school were the foundation courses. At the time they were frustrating, because I wanted to be working in a library. But now that I … Continue reading
Diversity: A new perspective
Recently I read an article in Library Journal about a panel held at ALA Annual that encouraged the ALA to do more to promote diversity in the field. I'm certainly not the first blogger to discuss the uncomfortable racial demographics that exists in the information field and I will not bring any earth-shattering solution to … Continue reading
What is there to argue about in library science? Well, how about everything…
Jeremy Bold is currently a full-time graduate student pursuing degrees in European Studies at New York University and Library and Information Science at Long Island University and residing in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating in May, he expects to be at least a part time-employed librarian and a full time-obsessed writer living somewhere in the United … Continue reading


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NY Times' Paul Krugman uses Bogus Stats to Bash Fox Business
WeŌĆÖve come to expect intellectual dishonesty from the media elite, and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, columnist for the New York Times, never disappoints.
Krugman, in a Nov. 11 post on his NYTimes.com blog titled ŌĆ£The agony of Fox Business,ŌĆØ made it clear he was a subscriber to the left-wing fairy tale that Fox News, and by extension the Fox Business Channel, are not pro-business. Instead ŌĆō theyŌĆÖre ŌĆ£pro-Republican.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£Clearly, the Fox Business crew is having a very hard time,ŌĆØ Krugman wrote. ŌĆ£They bill themselves as being truly pro-business ŌĆö not like those leftists at CNBC. But they arenŌĆÖt really pro-business; theyŌĆÖre pro-Republican. TheyŌĆÖd like you to believe that itŌĆÖs the same thing; but thereŌĆÖs this awkward fact that markets have, you know, gone up under Obama.ŌĆØ
Krugman uses a ŌĆ£clever gadget,ŌĆØ also known as a Web site, which is able to calculate S&P 500 returns over periods of time. He defines those periods of time by presidential administrations and determines that based on the liberal myth that Fox is a part of the GOP, the network is bad for business because the stock market doesnŌĆÖt do well under Republican administrations:
And this isnŌĆÖt just a phenomenon of the last few months. Look back at stock returns under recent presidents, which is easy using a clever gadget at Political Calculations. Taking real, dividend-inclusive annual returns on the S&P 500, I get:
Reagan: 10.08%
Bush I: 10.16%
Bush II: minus 5.81%
But this sort of ŌĆ£economic shorthandŌĆØ could be applied to anything to make a partisan case, which Krugman is trying to do. Based on his same criteria, you could make the case the S&P 500 has done much better when the U.S. House of Representatives has been controlled by a Republican versus a Democrat over the same time frame:
Tip OŌĆÖNeill (D) (Jan. 1981-Jan. 1987): 12.61%
Jim Wright (D) (Jan. 1987-June 1989): 7.33%
Tom Foley (D) (June 1989-Jan. 1995): 6.31%
Newt Gingrich (R) (Jan. 1995-Jan. 1999): 27.62%
Dennis Hastert (R) (Jan. 1999-Jan. 2007): 0.57%
Nancy Pelosi (D) (Jan. 2007-present): minus 11.05%
Although itŌĆÖs a bogus statistic, the S&P 500 has fared much better with a Republican controlling the House, which based on KrugmanŌĆÖs logic makes Fox Business Channel, as he alleges is an extension of the Republican Party, the best channel.
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On the first International Women's Day, more than a century ago, one million women and men in five countries took to the streets to rally for women's economic, social, and political rights. Their efforts helped women secure the right to vote and make other important gains.
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This book serves as a guiding light to your soul for Christian living. These spiritual nuggets will assist you in your walk with God through reading Gods word, praising in word, song, and dance, meditating on biblical scriptures, forgiving others and yourself, and keeping a clean heart. Take a step toward God and you are on your way.Cover: Paperback
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My Five: Best Ball-Strikers
Golf Digest Senior Writer Jaime Diaz ranks golf's best ball-strikers
Joe Durant last Sunday just missed ending the year as the PGA Tour's leader in both greens in regulation and driving accuracy, a feat that was last accomplished in the 1980s by Calvin Peete. Durant, who has led each category several times in his career, is a great ball-striker, a much admired designation that involves more than stats. It's also about subjective things like the sound of impact, penetrating flight, mastery of different shots, and ultimately, control of the ball. With the caveat that I missed Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Sam Snead, here are the five best pure ball-strikers I've ever seen.
1. Lee Trevino
Trevino's move was called "agricultural" by British scribe Leonard Crawley because it was flat and marked by a pronounced extension toward the target, but in fact it was a picture of grace, balance and strength. Built close to the ground at 5-8, 180 pounds, Trevino blended an individualistic technique he truly "owned" with great hand-eye coordination to hit nearly every shot dead solid. Trevino had a bit of trouble hitting it high enough to hold extremely firm greens, and he's the first to say that he won two U.S. Opens and two PGAs in wet conditions, but he was otherwise flawless. His feel and precise contact made him a genius wedge player, with the risky low burner that took one hop and stopped being his specialty. And nobody has been straighter off the tee under pressure; Jack Nicklaus said the certainty that Trevino wouldn't miss a fairway made him his toughest opponent head to head.
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Jay-Z and Kanye West show their charitable side
The usual humility and grace with which rap stars handle themselves is an awe inspiring thing in itself, but Jay-Z and Kanye West have outdone themselves by showing that they don't think that's enough and that charity should also play a big part when it comes to promoting their new collaborative album, Watch the Throne.
As part of their music video, for the first single "Otis" from the album, Jay-Z and Kanye "modify" a $400,000 Maybach into a mutated version of itself, moving parts of the car around (e.g. the hood ended up where the trunk would have been, and the doors used as wings fastened to the top back of the car.
Of course this is all done tastefully. Once the modification is complete, the video shows the two rappers drifting in the Maybach, which is shooting flames out of its rear end as it four girls sit laughing and screaming in the back seat. Throughout most of the video the two rappers are singing in front of an American flag; this is pretty apropos as America is well represented in this music video.
Some of you may think that this is a ghoulish display, but you could not be farther from the truth. There are two components to this seeming self-indulgent douchebaggery which make it not only OK, but something that everyone should aspire to. First, the lyrics of the song which seem as if plucked from the pen of Shakespeare. Here is a brief example:
Damn Yeezy and Hov,
Where the hell ya been?
Niggas talkin real reckless: stuntmen
I adopted these niggas, Phillip Drummond 'em
Now I'm bout to make them tuck they whole summer in
They say I'm crazy, well, I'm 'bout to go dumb again
They aint see me cause I pulled up in my other Benz
Last week I was in my other other Benz
Throw your diamonds up cause we in this bitch and up again
I don't want to fawn over the lyrics, because I know I won't be able to do them justice, so I'll just leave it at that. Second, the mutant Mybach will not go to waste. The car will be auctioned off, and proceeds will be donated to help contribute to the ongoing efforts to feed the starving people in the Horn of Africa.
I am not car expert but my guess is that the auction should bring in at least a couple of hundred thousand dollars, all thanks to the artistic genius of Jay-Z and Kanye. Who else can get such value out of a mangled heap of metal?


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What happened to reservations on Open Table?! The reservation system being used now is terrible! Menu items have be increased in price but not in flavor ... Sarah is gone, service is not great. Too bad ... used to have dinner here at least once if not twice a week. Ciao Cavatappo.
Posted by Magsterini on 05/03/2014
Delicious food...I have been to way more expensive and "trendy" restaurants where the food is never as good as Cavatappo!! Sarah is wonderfully accommodating. Love this place!! Wish they would bring back the high top tables.
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This was not the special experience I look for on a visit to New York city. The tables are packed pretty closely. Both my daughter and I are fairly thin and we couldn't get into the bench without a tight squeeze. My friend in the seat across was disrupted by the man sitting at an adjacent chair while eating. Service was not particularly attentive. I had to wait for hot tea. I thought my caprese salad would be more than caprese but it wasn't. The food was decent but not noteworthy.
Posted by Jennifer on 11/25/2012
You know you're in the right place when you walk into an Italian restaurant and hear people speaking Italian. They seem to treat their employees right, which in turns means staff treats the patrons right. The food is to die for. I highly recommend the pappardelle with roast duck. It was the bomb-diggity. And the cannellini bean appetizer with shrimp was unique and delicious. Price-wise, it wasn't bad at all-- we got 3 appetizers, 2 entrees, a beer, and two coffees for under a hundred bucks-- with a 20% tip. This was my first visit, but definitely won't be my last!
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Great food, great service, great prices, and a lively atmosphere. Pastas are mostly freshly made and served in appetizer sizes (as well as full size) making it fun/easy to share.
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It's very good. Go every week. Owner is very nice and the food is great. Pasta, steak, salads, wines, and great types of bread.
Posted by foodfinder on 08/05/2010
We eat here way too much as we are in the neighborhood. The place is lovely, and everyone is very nice, if sometimes distracted. The food is uniformly extremely good, and some of the pastas are really extraordinary. Appetizer portions are available of each, and since some are very rich, this is more than enough. The wine values are terrific, and with very nice cheese parings and a place of salamis you can have a great light meal. The cheese and chocolate fondues are also each delicious, and the pear almond tart is a real find. We always take guests here and they all love it.


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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Stitches from the Schoolhouse book review
This looks like a great book--I love to make little things for the house, and for gifts. Thanks for the chance to win.
Leave a comment to have a chance at winning the next book. I will try and draw the winner on time tomorrow.
Projects Inspired by Classrooms of the Past
By Renee Plains
Published by Kansas City Star
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Ooh, house and log cabin blocks on the cover. I know this is a book I need for my library.ReplyDelete
This book looks intriguing. I love reading turn of the century books and would a chance to win this one! And the fact that there are quilt projects in it, makes it even better!ReplyDelete
I am a huge fan of Renee Plains & would love to own her newest offering. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Creating something that my children will want to pass down throughout the generations is exactly why I quilt. This book looks fantastic!!ReplyDelete
Why are there sooooo many 'fantastic' quilt books????? To me they are like fabric, you can never & to many & there's always a 'must have' and this book is a 'must have' (that I don't have......yet) !ReplyDelete
Love the cover of the book. Looks very warm and inviting. Also a very interesting theme. My husband went to a one classroom schoolhouse as he grew up in a very small village!Thanks for the lovely give away!ReplyDelete
Everybody loves Renee' and everything she does. For thoses who do not know her she is a true person inside and out. A dear friend. Congrats to the winner.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to the winner. I have the book and it's fantastic. Right now I'm working on the Abacus quilt from it made by Cheryl Miller. This is a wonderful book!ReplyDelete
Congrats to Glenda! I've not seen this book before but my grandma would love it! She quilts and she spent her early school years in a one room school.ReplyDelete
I can tell just by the cover that this is one book I would luv to have. I would use it as a 'coffee table book'. Who does not like a log cabin quilt or reading about our yesterdays. Creating heirlooms is why I quilt today. Thanks for the chance to put 'Stitches from the Classroom' on my coffee table for quilters and non quilters to read.ReplyDelete
The cover looks very interesting. If I won I would give it to my daughter who has a big interest in olden times.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to today's winner. I would put it on the coffee table with my other prized modern art quilting book. The contrast would show the both sides of me.ReplyDelete
This looks like a wonderful book, and I would love to win it. I love quilts that tells a story.ReplyDelete
I would love to win this book! Looks GREAT!ReplyDelete
Another nice looking book. Renee Plains always has good projects. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Haven't seen Renee's books before. MIght ought to, huh? Catch up on your sleep Lissa! Be careful out there!ReplyDelete
The cover looks like it gives a glimpse of what's in store inside the covers.ReplyDelete
I work at a small K-4th grade school where we have after school enrichment classes. Next set of classes starting in December I have decided to teach a sewing/quilting class. This would be agreat inspiration for me :) email@example.com
Just looking at the cover excites me....winning this book would be wonderful! Have a safe trip and enjoy your new home.ReplyDelete
This book would be a blessing to our One Room Schoolhouse, Wallace Academy for Christ! :) I intend on teaching my son to sew and quilt (and any other children that the Lord blesses us with too!). Thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
You sound like a busy and probably exhausted gal, with all that's going on in your life. Thanks for taking the time to share and yes that book sounds terrific, thanks for a chance to win. Take good care.ReplyDelete
I would love this book, we live close to an old schoolhouse built around 1900- when it closed it had two classrooms, the wc was outside at the bottom of the garden! Have a safe trip!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to today's winner! This looks a great book - count me in please!ReplyDelete
Glenda, congratulations on your win!ReplyDelete
Sounds as though Stitches From The School House is rich in history and with one of my favorite subjects ... Quilting! Thank you for the opportunity to enter.
This looks like a very interesting book. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.ReplyDelete
It looks like an interesting book. Thanks for the chance to win it.ReplyDelete
This looks like a wonderful book! Reminds me of a 2-room schoolhouse where I taught in a rural community in Vermont. Thanks for offering this book in the giveaway!ReplyDelete
how fun. I'd love to win this one. thanks!ReplyDelete
What an interesting looking book. I am sure it would be great to read and to try the projects.ReplyDelete
Oh...this book looks so awesome...love the old pictures. I'd love to have this book!ReplyDelete


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Iona, Manhattan, Stony Brook one win away
We're on the verge of March Madness here in New York, and Iona, Manhattan and Stony Brook are all one win away from the NCAA tournament.Iona and Manhattan will face each other in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament championship game, so the Big Apple will have at least one representative in this year's Big Dance.about 513 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
Iona, Manhattan, Stony Brook still in mix
St. John's took a big step towards securing an NCAA tournament at-large bid Saturday. But three other local schools moved closer to the Big Dance as well.about 514 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
Iona, Manhattan both aim for Big Dance
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- St. Johns NCAA tournament hopes are on thin ice, but another local teams chances are looking stronger by the day.Iona clinched the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular-season championship Thursday, courtesy of a loss by second-place Quinnipiac, before Friday's matchup at archrival Manhattan (ESPN2, 7 p.about 523 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
W2W4: Iona vs. Ohio State
Here are three things to watch for when Iona (20-13, 11-7 MAAC) plays Ohio State (26-7, 13-5 Big Ten) on Friday at Dayton Arena in Dayton, Ohio.Tipoff is at 7:15 p.about 866 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
Reaction: Iona, LIU Brooklyn go dancing
Iona and LIU Brooklyn are in this year's NCAA tournament. And they're both headed to Dayton, Ohio:IONA: The Gaels (20-13, 11-7), the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament champions, received a No.about 870 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
Rutgers hangs on, tops Iona at MSG
Something crazy almost happened at Madison Square Garden late Saturday night.Rutgers, with a 22-point lead midway through the second half, almost blew a game against Iona.about 968 days ago | Kieran Darcy |
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- Student; On Campus
Chris Ituome does not want to become a senator of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, like his father. Instead, Chris came to the United States to study business administration with the dream of one day becoming a banker.
"That is where the money is," he says with a smile. "If people can succeed in life, why can't one of those people be me?"
Chris, who speaks French, didn't speak any English when he came to New Hampshire, so before diving into business, he took an eight-month English course through the university's Institute for Language Education. That helped him with the language skills he needed to succeed both in America and in college.
"Tim DiMatteo, my ESL professor, helped me out a lot," Chris says. "If I did not understand something or needed clarification, he was always willing and able to help me. This is true, even today. Even though I am not in the ESL program anymore, if I have a question on anything his office is always open."
Chris didn't know a soul when he arrived on campus and felt a little lost in a foreign country.
"SNHU is a place where people are very approachable and friendly and it is easy to make friends," he says.
Now Chris makes friends with ease. From playing pick-up basketball games to being an active member in the Association for Cultural Exchange, he feels right at home.


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Iowans attending the state's public universities will see a 3.75 percent tuition hike next fall.
The state Board of Regents passed the increase this afternoon. Regent Ruth Harkin cast the lone vote against the proposal, citing the stagnant incomes of Iowa families.
"Iowans' incomes have not kept up with inflation. I think this is tough for them to incur further expense. I'm just hoping that next year we'll be able to work harder to find better solutions," Harkin said.
Regent Bruce Rastetter, the board's president pro tem, said the universities worked hard to keep the tuition increase as low as possible, and at the rate of inflation. He noted the universities have weathered several years of steep budget cuts, so it's important the legislature next year approve its appropriations request.


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Get ready for love potions and an adorable baby Goliath in Mad Moxxi and the Wedding Day Massacre, the fourth add-on in the Borderlands 2 Headhunter series, available on February 11, 2014 for just USD $2.99 / GBP £2.39 / EUR 2,99 € on PC and Mac via Steam, Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation 3* via PlayStation Network!
Mad Moxxi and the Wedding Day Massacre was inspired by one of our favorite holidays and is full of love and cuddles, but with a Borderlands twist. This add-on features the return of Innuendo Bot 5000 and its creator, Mad Moxxi, as they try to bring two rival clans together with the help of the Vault Hunters. They think love and understanding will bring peace to the clans, but as you know, things don't always work out the way you'd hope on Pandora – especially when it involves the Hodunks and the Zafords. Ellie also makes an appearance and tries to help out too, but she isn't very keen on keeping things civil.
Fret not, though – you can at least bring joy to a couple of new robot characters in love with each other. When you first encounter these characters, you'll have to work to bring them together because they can't muster up the courage to confess their love on their own. During all this match-making, you'll have to keep an eye out for Threshers, especially the ones that live in The Rainbrew Room as they may be swimming in… let's just call it "the left-over distillery products".
Like all of our previous Headhunter add-ons, once you beat the final enemy, you'll get a new head and skin for each character class. This time the heads are a little more graphic. With these new heads, you'll also get an inside look at the Vault Hunters, especially Zer0… though it should be said that his new head is named "N0t C4n0n" for a reason.
Up to now, it is safe to say that Borderlands 2 has seen a lot of extra content added in the 17 months since it released – to the point where we're pushing some technical limitations making it near impossible to add more missions, items and such. With that said, we still have one more Headhunter add-on planned. So, make sure to look out for the fifth and final Headhunter add-on for Borderlands 2, Sir Hammerlock Versus the Son of Crawmerax, coming in April and featuring the offspring of a fan-favorite enemy from the first Borderlands!
*Expected to release on PS3 in Europe and Oceania on February 12, 2014.
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And so another day at Commonwealth Stadium went down, let me fill you in on the action...
-As per usual Steven Jyles got most of the reps at QB.
-Masoli putting his rocket arm on display hitting Nate Cooehorn on numerous route, looking good in game situations. Come along way from rookie camp.
-The kick return game could really have anyone no one guy defined yet Burnett, Hugh Charles, Townsend all returned kicks.
-RB Cory Ross for a 5'7 guy at 200 does have some speed.
-WR Adarius Bowman was mainly riding bike yesterday...
-WR Fred Stamps getting better each day out, making catches with guys draped all over him like a summer dress on John Goodman!
-DB Weldon Brown was flying around the field break up passes all morning long.
-Jyles with some risky throws but guys like Stamps are getting them
-Masoli was able to throw a bullet through double coverage to hit WR Carey Koch.
-Matt Nichols looked off today was not calm in the pocket especially when the D brought the blitz on him.
Post practice audio from Kavis Reed
Post practice interview with Fred Stamps
That's all for now, I'm Avry and I'm out. Follow me on twitter @Avry .


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