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Thanks to the committed efforts of the Gardening Angels, the gardens of Mission San Juan Capistrano have undergone a remarkable transformation. When the group was formed, the Mission grounds desperately needed help. There were struggling rose bushes and dusty clumps of birds of paradise, but mostly there was bare earth. Now there are well-tended roses, perennials, herbs, succulents, flowering shrubs and hollyhocks in abundance. The grounds have become the work of passionate, skilled gardeners, offering plenty of ideas for beautiful plant combinations.
The tender loving care of the Gardening Angels, played a key role in naming Mission San Juan Capistrano "The Jewel of the Missions". Come visit the demonstration vegetable garden featuring a pumpkin patch, tomatoes, and other edible items "home grown on the grounds".
Executive Director, Mechelle Lawrence-Adams credits the Mission's volunteer garden club, the Gardening Angels, "for making the Mission's beautiful gardens elegant." The 35-member club can be found on the grounds each Wednesday morning pruning, mulching, fertilizing, planting and doing whatever else is necessary to make the Mission gardens look their best for visitors. "We think of ourselves as 'spiffers' of the Mission gardens," explains Jan Sorensen, Gardening Angels' President. The group's biggest rewards, she notes, are the many compliments the gardens have received from visitors.
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Healing Energy in Hawaii
Zelie Kuliaikanu'u Duvauchelle has a private healing practice based on the Hawaiian islands Moloka'i and Maui. She offers individual consultations in person, via skype or by phone. Her residential healing and spiritual retreats, and her spiritual mentoring programs take place at her home on the beach in rural Hawaii. She also teaches classes throughout the continental United States and abroad.
Using a Hawaiian conflict resolution process called Ho'oponopono, Zelie specializes in working with healing family relationships, healing addictions, healing depression, and healing grief. She teaches awareness of family entanglements and Soul patterns and provides you with intuitive insights into your current dynamics. The insights that often come while working with Zelie open doors and provide the keys you need for the transformation you are seeking. Zelie also works with dream interpretation and uses sound and music as a medium for transformation. She has the ability to invoke deep spiritual transformation with her voice, using chanting and song in both Hawaiian and English, and often accompanying herself on the Ukulele.
Oceanic Presence, a form of Craniosacral Therapy, Ho'oponopono, Spiritual Counseling, Energy healing- including Reiki, Deeksha, and Sound Healing, Initiations, and Custom designed Healing Ceremonies, are methods Zelie uses to assist you in finding your personal path to wholeness.
If you have questions regarding any of the services offered, please inquire and Zelie will be happy to answer your questions.
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HŪ! ~ to rise, pour forth, effervesce.
Right now, until December 8, 2014, you have the opportunity to be part of the community making it possible for Zelie to record her new album! HŪ! is the name of this album of original and traditional songs that speak of our relationship to nature, to the cosmos, and to each other.
Please see her Kickstarter page here, to learn how you can PRE-ORDER this CD, only during these 33 days of fundraising, and you can contribute in greater amounts for even greater rewards – including the gift of one of Zele's Ukulele/Hawaiian Music Retreats, a live Skype session where she sings one of her songs, or even a House Concert in your home!!
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Hawaiian chanting is the ancient language of the land of myth and magic. Poetic and mystical with deep vibrations that bring us home to the earthlings that we are. "If you want to embody your spiritual practice sit with this incredibly grounding voice. What is evident is that this chantress is connected to the subterranean pulse of being and has the ability to transport the listener there with her. "
Zelie's recording of Aunty Edith Kanakaole's chant is calling to the ancestral and elemental unseen forces to be present. Can be used for meditation, professional healing sessions, and for grounding.
Ka Lei U'i Lani – By Zelie Kūliaikanu'u Duvauchelle

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Burton-based firm set to benefit with new sorting system
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A BURTON-BASED company is set to revolutionise its capabilities in the e-commerce market with a new automated system.
NBTY Europe, which has a distribution centre in the town, is the parent company of Holland & Barrett, which serves more than 620 outlets across the UK and Ireland.
The installation of a two-tier mezzanine floor now means that it can segregate product types into different groups to make the sorting, distribution and packing process easier.


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Topic: Numancia vs Ciudad Murcia
Numancia with 3-1-0 in their past four meetings. THey have avoided defeat in their five last matches. The hosts are missing five players due to injuries and Felipe is suspended for this match.
Ciudad de Murcia with seven out of eight away defeats. Ayoze is back.
Numancia to win.


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John Willis just produced an Interesting podcast with Michael Crandell (CEO of RightScale). In this podcast, John interviews Michael about RightScale's recent announcement of the GoGrid/RightScale partnership as well as other partnerships and ideas.
More info on the GoGrid/RightScale partnership can be seen here.
If I could sum up the podcast, it would be how RightScale (with a partnership with GoGrid and others) are delivering the "on-ramp" to allow companies to migrate to the Cloud and provide portability to the cloud by providing a multi-hosted cloud infrastructure.
The podcast can be heard here. Highlights, according to John are:
- Services is key to the clouds
- No Windows support at this time (ed. note: Windows Server 2003/2008 in the Cloud is currently available on GoGrid)
- Infrastructure cloud partners
- Clarification on Rackspace/Mosso
- RightScale and Eucalyptus Wasup?
- Changes to the RightScale Business Model
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Jordan fends off Yellow Jackets
When Lee County advanced past Union Pines in the first round of the Yellow Jackets' holiday tournament Thursday night, Jacket head coach Reggie Peace said his side would need a solid shooting performance to top Jordan in Friday night's semifinal.
The Jackets got spurts of hot shooting, especially during a second-half comeback attempt, but it wasn't enough. Jordan's athleticism and stingy defense prevailed for a 52-50 win, moving the Falcons into Saturday night's final of the Lee County Basketball Shootout against Piedmont.
Defense staked the Falcons to an early advantage, a 10-4 lead by the time Lee County needed a timeout 3:53 into the game, and it was 14-6 Jordan after one quarter.
Falcon guards Willie Weeks and Mike Lee penetrated the Jacket defense, creating their own buckets or dishes down low to Jared Hendryx or Arthur Reese.
Meanwhile, Dewaun McEachin was the only Jacket who was a tough assignment for Jordan. McEachin, a 6-foot-5 junior, scored with jumpers in the lane and strong moves around the bucket for 12 of the 17 Jacket points in the first half.
The Falcons got balanced scoring with six each by Weeks and Reese leading them in the first half. Jordan led 27-17 at the break.
With aid around the perimeter by Dante Graham, Jason Payne and Hunter Jackson, the Jackets found offense easier to come by after halftime.
A Graham three-pointer cut Jordan's lead to 33-29 and five straight Jacket points opening the fourth quarter, with a McEachin three-pointer and Jackson sticking a putback off a rebound, made it 42-40 Falcons.
McEachin continued his career night, tossing in a one-handed 10-foot shot along the baseline, making despite plenty of contact. A couple Jacket trips later, he drove down the lane and arced a shot high off the glass and in cutting Jordan's lead to 45-44.
Lee County never tied the game or took a lead and the Falcons handled the pressure, figuratively and literally, down the stretch.
Jordan burned Lee County's trapping efforts for two key hoops, a lay-up by Reese to answer McEachin's driving hoop, then after a Jacket turnover with 0:36 left, the Falcons moved the ball and found Hendryx for a hoop and a 50-46 lead.
Jackson made a jumper to get the Jackets back within a possession but Hendryx made two free throws for a 52-48 lead with 10.6 seconds left.
Hendryx led Jordan (8-4) with 13 points. Reese had nine points. Weeks and Lee added eight each.
McEachin finished with 24 points and nine rebounds for the Jackets (7-4). Payne scored 10 points with Graham getting nine and Jackson getting seven.
Lee County will play Northwood in the third-place game Saturday at 4 p.m.


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Vassie Ware, Ph.D., Professor in Biological Sciences, and Michelle Juarez '16.
Lehigh University is the recipient of a five-year, $1.9 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to enhance undergraduate science education.
The program will be directed by Biological Sciences faculty Neal Simon and Vassie Ware, who also led Lehigh's 2006 and 2010 HHMI awards. From a pool of 170 applications from major research universities nationwide, Lehigh was one of only 37 to be awarded a grant to chart new ways to retain students who enter STEM (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) education.
The Lehigh team will use the funds to improve retention in bioscience-related fields among at-risk and underrepresented students, as well as the full population of students studying a STEM field.
Lehigh's programmatic focus is to integrate extensive research engagement early in the learning process with innovative advising and mentoring support services from around the university. Ware and Simon developed the new program based on their previous and current HHMI-supported initiatives that significantly impacted student approaches to the complex issues facing the life sciences. Hallmarks have included expanded inquiry-based experiences through new interdisciplinary courses, the SEA-PHAGES program, and interdisciplinary team research through the Biosystems Dynamics Summer Institute.
With the new award, Lehigh will expand research experiences and bring intensive mentorship and advising to the first and second years of STEM education. Simon said that "the primary focus will be on improving persistence and retention in STEM among members of disadvantaged and underrepresented groups, which will meet a national need and broaden Lehigh's efforts in diversity."
The Lehigh team's two-pronged approach echoes what many in higher education are calling an important partnership for the future of higher education: research universities and community colleges. One prong will be Bioconnect: Community College Collaborations to Improve Stem Retention. The Lehigh team will leverage existing partnerships with community colleges to increase the number of students who successfully transfer from a community college to the universities where most of the nation's scientists are produced. Ware noted that "by providing Lehigh-sponsored, bioscience-related interdisciplinary research experiences, strong mentoring, and interactions as part of an established community of STEM students at Lehigh, community college transfer students will find themselves better prepared for graduation and more in tune with an interdisciplinary research culture that is a defining feature of Lehigh's approach to life science education."
Coupled with BioConnect is RARE, The Rapidly Accelerated Research Experience. This pre-admission-to-graduation science immersion program incorporates four dimensions that are essential for success among students that are underrepresented in STEM fields: an innovative curriculum, a strong sense of identity as part of a community of scholars, the addressing of cultural issues that contribute to low success rates, and an understanding of the commitment required to excel in STEM. RARE will test whether a comprehensive 4-year approach can improve retention in STEM among at-risk and underrepresented students.
"To keep these science-minded students, we must deliver engaging and effective science experiences and a strong supportive environment, particularly in the first two years of college," said Simon.
The 2014 HHMI Competition
In 2013, HHMI issued a challenge to research universities like Lehigh seeking strategies that would lead to more students sticking with science as an undergraduate major, with special attention to historically underrepresented populations. The challenge was to improve how science is taught, explore ways to provide early opportunities for students to engage in research aside from "standard laboratory courses," and look for new ways to encourage all students, no matter what path brought them to science, to persist.
Of the three million students entering college each year, nearly 40 percent intend to study science and engineering, according to the Higher Education Research Institute of UCLA. Most do not make it through. In fact, more than half of all undergraduates who begin college intending to major in STEM fields do not complete a STEM degree. Minority applicants, who represent a growing portion of the nation's talented students, are even less likely to persist in STEM and complete a degree.
In response to that challenge, 170 research universities submitted proposals to the HHMI.
The award to Lehigh falls under the HHMI's "Student Learning and Faculty Development Communities" initiative. The funds will support the development of learning communities during the first and second year of STEM programs by improving interactions between and among students and faculty, especially among non-traditional, transfer, at-risk, and underrepresented students.
"The overarching goal will be to change the culture and climate," said Ware, "so that students are engaged, made part of a larger scientific community, and ultimately find success in a STEM field."
About HHMI
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute plays an influential role in advancing scientific research and education in the United States. Its scientists, located across the United States, have made important discoveries that advance our fundamental understanding of biology and its relation to human disease. In a complementary program at HHMI's Janelia Research Campus in Loudoun County, Virginia, leading scientists are pursuing long-term, high-risk, high-reward research in a campus designed to bring together researchers from disparate disciplines. The Institute also aims to transform science education into a creative, interdisciplinary endeavor that reflects the excitement of real research. For more information, visit www.hhmi.org. The Institute's endowment at the close of fiscal 2013 was about $16.9 billion. HHMI's headquarters are located in Chevy Chase, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador female team earned gold at the 2012 Canadian Darts Championship at Thunder Bay, Ontario during the weekend as success continued for the provincial entries.
Patricia Farrell of Doyle, Jenelle Legge of Marystown, Sandra Squires of Portugal Cove-St. Phillips and Krista Kelly-Cox of Harbour Grace had the finishes in a 4-3 title decision over Ontario. The team also won 5-2 over Quebec and 6-1 over Saskatchewan
The men's team took the bronze as they lost a playoff game 4-3 to Nova Scotia after edging Northern Ontario 4-3.
Troy Hanlon of St. Mary's won the America's Cup competition and he will represent Canada at the America competition in Belize. Legge lost the final of the female competition to Ontario. Robin Barnes of Heatherton earlier won the right to represent Canada in junior female play in Belize


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Rockwell Kent in Alaska, ca. 1930
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 6 x8 cm. cm.
Creator: unidentified photographer
Description: Kent boarding a boat
Forms part of: Rockwell Kent papers, [circa 1840]-1993, bulk 1935-1961
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Citation: Rockwell Kent in Alaska, ca. 1930
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Speck ships FlipStand, iStyle for 4G iPods
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FlipStand, iStyle for iPod
Speck Products has begun shipping the case. Both cases are designed for Apple and HP's fourth generation iPod (iPod with Click Wheel). The all clear FlipStand provides "the most protection available while allowing easy access to the scroll wheel and song control buttons. Flip open the scroll wheel door to change music selections, then flip it all the way back and it becomes a desktop stand." The FlipStand features a built-in belt clip and includes a custom spacer to accomodate both the 20GB and 40GB models. It is available now for $30. The iStyle ($35) offers easy access to the song controls, headphone, and FireWire jacks as well as includes plastic shield to protect the iPod screen.


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AUBURN, CA - A teen was arrested Tuesday afternoon for allegedly sexually assaulting a child under the age of 14 at a day care center.
The 14-year-old boy is accused of committing lewd and lascivious acts and was arrested at Colored Pencils Preschool and Child Care, located at 13335 Luther Road, Placer County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Dena Erwin said.
The boy is related to the preschool owner and lives in the home that is part of the day care center, Erwin said; his name will not be released because of his age.
The center was shut down by the California Department of Social Services after the arrest.
A criminal complaint accuses owner Alma Rosa Arroyo's 14-year old relative of sexually molesting "child number two in June or July," and sexually molesting another child, also in June or July.
The complaint goes on to say Arroyo was made aware of the allegations, but refused to acknowledge their seriousness or report them as she's required to do by law.
Investigators are looking into the possibility of more victims.
The 14-year-old was questioned by detectives and will be booked into Placer County Juvenile Hall, Erwin said.
Parents with childen in the daycare facility reacted with pain and disappointment.
"If she suspected him of foul play with those kids, I mean that's her obligation not only as a mother but as a child care director," said a parent who did not want to be identified, but who fears his own 3 1/2 year old daughter might have been abused.
Other neighbors said they've had concerns that the Arroyo also rented a room in the same building that housed the day care facility.
"Their biggest concern was that they would walk in and it wasn't just children they were seeing, but transient people walking around," neighbor Laura Click said.
The sheriff's office and social services are investigating the case.


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Whitehouse is an exciting, value for money retail chain of home stores, specializing in a complete range of
merchandise for virtually every room in the home.
Our broad range of quality products, from good to luxury are personally designed and selected by experienced
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Putting money into cures and treatments for dementia is one thing, ensuring care for the patients, the other. Both these aspects are two different concerns for dementia patients. And therefore, when David Cameron announced this week the money plans the Government has decided to contribute for the cure and treatment of dementia patients, Sir Mark Walport, the Director of Wellcome, immediately asked him about the initiatives he is planning to take "Care" of such people.
The reason behind this is that once during his visit to a hospital in Herefordshire for meeting a partner's mother, he found that nurses there were hardly concerned about the dementia patients. He witnessed that dementia patients were calling out for a nurse and nurses were meticulously ignoring them.
They were busy deciding their venue for Saturday night out. Therefore, he asked the Government to plan some initiatives that could take care of such behavior in hospitals especially when it comes to dementia patients.
Sir Mark Walport said to David Cameron: It's all very well putting this money into care, but how are you going to make PEOPLE care? How do you build a caring society"?
The best solution for this is training. Nurses are expected to be caring naturally but this is not the situation these days. There is a need to train them in such a way that they reach inside themselves and give their best to their patients.
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Salmon Burgers
If you like Salmon Burgers, you can either use fresh Salmon (which is always the best) or canned Salmon. I recommend the Atlantic Salmon, regardless which one you use. This is my own recipe and believe it or not, family raves on this. My sister Ruth can put the exact same ingredients in hers and they still come out tasting completely different.
Now, I am not bragging, but these are very good, (better than Ruth's, I have been told). I guess when you have a sister (older ) there will always be competition. Now there are a few dishes that I can make better, but give credit where credit is due. She can make the most delicious Fried Chicken, Macaroni Salad, Apple Pie, Beef Stew, Fudge and Chocolate Cake, just to name a few. The reason why I named these dishes is because she has the market cornered with the above. I bow to her on these, but don't mistake the cu dos I am handing out. I still make the best Alfredo (surpassing Olive Garden's), Lasagna, Cabbage Rolls etc. and yes Salmon Burgers. Ruth is the down home country cook, while I always try to take it to the next level and put a splash of gourmet in.
Enough said, on with the recipe:
- 2 cans of Atlantic Salmon (7 oz) or 1 large can (15 oz)
- 2 eggs (large)
- 1 stack of saltine crackers (or 1/4 of box)
- 1 onion, diced small
- 1 tbs Parsley
- Salt/Pepper to taste
- 1 tbs Canola Oil (other oils can be used)
- Place both cans of Salmon (undrained) in large bowl.
- Stir in eggs, onions.
- Crumble crackers into fine crumbs and toss in the salmon, stirring until it mixes to a consistency of a hamburger mixture. Do not add all the crackers if your mixture is becoming dry. It just needs to be to where you can form a patty.
- Toss in Parsley and toss gently.
- Place oil in skillet and heat over medium.
- Form patties and place in skillet.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. ( I use Sea Salt and freshly ground Pepper) This adds to the flavor of the patty.
- Brown on both sides (about 3 minutes each)
Place on bun and top with cheese, tomato and onion. (must haves on sandwich !)


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Engelbart's Unfinished Revolution
Engelbart's Unfinished Revolution (symposion December 9, 1998)
Engelbart's Colloquium, the unfinished revolution
Session I
- I 0:20': Panel Discussion: Paul Saffo, Doug Engelbart, Bill English, Charles Irby, Jeff Rulifson, Steward Brand
- I 0:38': What are the undelying principles that we still do not get?
- I 0:42': NLS goals (clip)
- I 0:50': comercial vs. research
- I 0:53': Doug on ARPANet (clip)
- I 1:02': Apple 1984 (clip)
- I 1:06': Tim Lenoir (talk)
- I 1:13': Augmentation vs. Personal Cumputing
Computer as communication systems
- I 1:19': Meetings and Shared "Blackboards" (that meens sharing screens)
- Knowledge Workshop
- I 1:17': Collaborative Dialogue
- Promotes network use for community work rather than just access to computational and databank resources
- computer aids for the composition of messages, cross-references, modification, transmission, storage, indexing, and full-text retrieving.
- formalized citations point to specific passages in prior messages
- group of related annotations and messages becomes a network of recorded-dialogue contributions
- I 1:20': NLS Journal System
- A log chronicling events by means of a series of unchangeable entries
- Preserves in original form, serving as the grist for later integration into more organized treatments.
- Publicly viewable as professional journal (plus library)
- I 1:21': Recorded dialogue
- an extremely important foundation for group effectiveness:
We must acknowledge that the march of technology will allow us to record ever broader dialogue media for effective studying, and integration; leading to the day when a shared-screen telephone session, with full video connection of participants' images, can be submitted as an item of recorded dialogue so others can later benefit from the record of the real-time conferencing.
- an extremely important foundation for group effectiveness:
- I 1:17': Collaborative Dialogue
- I 1:22': Superdocumentation: The Community Handbook
- principles , working hypothesis, practices, special-term glossaries, standards, goals, goal status
- supportive arguments, techniques, observations, how-to-do-it items
- comments, errata, suggestions, challenges, counter examples, altered designs, improved arguments, new experimental techniques and data
- Updating would provide a "certified, community prosition structure" about which the real evolutionary work would swarm assisted by flexible aids for online "navigation and view generation"
- I 1:24': Stanford Silicon Valley Archives
- I 1:29 Q&A Alan Kay about the Mouse
truth vs. information
Session II
- II: Panel Discussion: Denise Caruso (New York Times), Don Nielson (SRI International), Howard Rheingold (hotwired), Pierluigi Zappacosta (Digital Persona), Marc Andreessen (Netscape)
- II 0:37': Alan Kay
- II 1:05': Panel Descussion: Paul Saffo, John Markoff (New York Times), Eric Drexler (foresight institute), Paul Horn (IBM), David Evans (Uniquest), Stuart K. Card (Xerox PARC)
- II 1:11': The next 30 Years
session III
To improve our collective ability to solve the world's problems we must harvest the immense promise and power of technology. The mouse is just the first step. – Doug Engelbart
- III: 0:03' The mother of all demos -- CSCW (clip)
- III: 0:06' Conversation between Doug Engelbart and Jeff Rulifson (Sun) about the current work at the bootstrap institute -- bootstrap alliance
- 0:11': Exploding rate and scale of chance
- 0:12': collective intelligence in action
- dynamic repository
- 0:15' 30" Organizational capability comes from...
- 0:18': The world's organizations in human-tool space
- 0:22': About high-performance teams
- 0:26': Bootstrap institute Japan
- 0:36': Open Source
- III 0:51:30 Saffo introducing Ted Nelson
- III 0:52:25 Knowledge Navigator (clip, Apple)
- III 0:56' Ted Nelson (talk) (a published version is The unfinished revolution and Xanadu [Nelson 99b])
- 1:22' windows - parallel textface demo
- 1:24' Engelbart (clip)
- III 1:25' Saffo introducing Andries Van Dam
- III 1:27' Andy Van Dam (talk)
- 1:46' the future: ubiquitous and wearable computers, multi-modal interfaces, Office VR
session IV
- IV 0:03': Saffo introducing Terry Winograd
- Terry Winograd (talk)
- IV 0:25' Saffo introducing Stewart Brand
- IV 0:27': Stewart Brand (talk)
- What is wisdom? How dows it work?
- long term thinking, The Long Now Foundation
- 42' The Digital Dark Age. "Digital data lasts forever, or for 5 years - which ever comes first."
- IV 0:47: Saffo introducing Jaron Lanier
- IV 0:49: Jaron Lanier (talk)
- IV 1:12': credits and thanks
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Michael De Leon
Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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The San Antonio Spurs have become accustomed to seeing Manu Ginobili injured entering or during the playoffs. When he was injured yet again during the final stretch run of the season, the Spurs' playoff hopes dwindled. Ginobili and Tony Parker said the goal, for Manu, was to return for the last few games and hopefully […] [Read More]


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Jason Luis Rivera, the 40-year-old man who hopped the fence of Miley's home and proceeded to wield scissors around her yard last month, was convicted yesterday of both misdemeanor trespassing and resisting arrest.
The incident took place on Sept. 8, when Rivera was arrested at Miley's home after making his way onto her property and claiming to be her husband. The 19-year-old starlet was fortunately not home at the time, though someone else was, and that person phoned police.
Rivera pleaded not guilty to the charges last month. "I would say delusional is a good characterization of him," Lt. Brian Wendling told E! News after Rivera's arrest.
He has been in jail since his September arrest with bail set at $100,000. Rivera is set to be sentenced later today.
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What is Skybound?
Skybound is the home of Robert Kirkman's creator-owned work including his Eisner Award-winning comic book series, The Walking Dead, long-running Invincible, all-ages Super Dinosaur,Thief of Thieves and Clone as well as Witch Doctor, Guarding the Globe and The Astounding Wolf-Man. Since its inception, Skybound has created television shows, merchandise and a wide spectrum of platforms, games and entertainment events (The Walking Dead Escape). Skybound's successes include the comic behind the hit Emmy®-winning television show, AMC's The Walking Dead.
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Robert Kirkman, Partner
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Robert Kirkman is a New York Times bestselling author known for being the cultural zeitgeist of the comic book industry. He maintains one prerogative in every undertaking: quality. It is Kirkman's belief that good people who produce good writing and good ideas make comics people love. Kirkman was recently made partner at Image Comics, and continues to revive the industry with refreshing new characters.
Sean Mackiewicz, Editorial Director
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Sean edited superheroes for DC Comics and made love for Harlequin Books. He'd like things to be a little more professional at Skybound.
Shawn Kirkham, Director of Business Development
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Shawn comes to us from the music industry and brings with him a life long passion for comics. He also loves Lego. And cupcakes. And whiskey. All at the same time if possible.
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Brian has a background in social media, online publishing, writing, pop culture, and zombies. Skybound decided it would be a good idea to let him do all these things at the same time. Granted, we had to child-proof the office.
June Alian, Publicity Director
If you read about Skybound somewhere, it's because June called someone and threatened to murder their entire family if they didn't give us some press. I'M JUST KIDDING! She uses her social tact, which is limitless. Her last name is not pronounced "ALIEN." Found that out the hard way.
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Helen moved up in the world. From office manager (and much more) to Sean's Editorial assistant. She still enjoys making things happen. And curmudgeonliness. And still with the big words.
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The Mystery od Bermuda Triangle: what happened to Flight 19?
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King America Finishing, the textile manufacturing plant many say was the primary cause of a massive fish kill in 2011, has been sold. Westex, Inc., King America's parent company, was purchased by South Carolina firm Milliken & Company.
In 2011 more than 39,000 fish died in the Ogeechee River. Investigation into the fish kill revealed that King America had been dumping chemicals into the river for several years without a permit. The chemicals released into the river from the plant in Dover in Screven County were from a fire retardant added in the textile finishing process. Investigators say that practice was among several environmental factors that caused the fish kill. King America Finishing agreed to a million dollar settlement with the EPD as well as several individual lawsuits filed against the company.
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Additionally, a quote from Game Director and Executive Producer Katsuhiro Harada points towards a release on the new generation of systems.
"The power and flexibility means that we can focus our efforts on making Tekken 7 the best possible game without worrying about spending time creating a stand-alone graphic engine," said Harada. "With Unreal Engine 4, we could rapidly achieve visual quality expected on next-gen platform[s] and go beyond it. Not only is Unreal Engine 4 powerful and easy to use, but it allows us to immediately bring Tekken 7 to any platform we desire."
Original story: Martial artists, bears and kangaroos with boxing gloves will share the ring once more, according to a report from IGN. Though a release date and targeted platforms were not discussed, the report states that Tekken 7 will use Unreal Engine 4.


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Buying Panics, Price Gouging, and Preparedness
Buying Panics, Price Gouging, and Preparedness
*** Before we start, let me point out that the prices at Badger Peak haven't changed one penny during this whole mess. ***
In the wake of the re-election of history's most anti-American president, and the horrible events in Newtown that followed, we have received hundreds of e-mails and calls. Preppers across the nation are desperately trying to fill gaps in their preparations. Guns (all types, not just AR-15s), ammo, and magazines are in record high demand, and selling for record high prices. As prepared Americans, how should we view buying panics and price gouging, and what should we do about it?
First, let's get this "price gouging" thing out of the way. There is no such thing as price gouging. It is an artificial term made up by liberals to describe our free market economy. If you buy a house and demand for homes in your town rises, are you going to sell it for what you paid, or for the current market value? How about your gold or silver coins? When the dollar collapses they will be worth a fortune. What if you buy stock in a company and the stock triples in value? Is it gouging to sell it for so much more than you paid? Of course not! So why is it suddenly gouging if guns and ammo increase in value? Sellers have something buyers want, and as always, supply and demand will determine the price.
So what makes huge increases in demand like what we are seeing right now? Any major attack, real or perceived, on the right to be armed will cause people to buy the items that are in danger of being banned. This happened in 1994 with the "assault weapons" ban. It happened in 2008 when Obama was elected to office, and it's happening now as the result of his re-election combined with a tragic criminal incident. Will it happen again? Of course it will. Every time an anti-gun president gets elected, and/or a major criminal event happens that can somehow be blamed on a gun, there will be a push to topple the Second Amendment, and a corresponding increase in the price of guns, ammunition, and magazines. Stop and think about that... There is a 100% certainty that there will be future attempts at our freedoms, and a 100% certainty that guns, ammo, and magazines will double, triple, or more in price as a result.
What does this mean for Americans who wish to be prepared? If you knew 100% for sure that a stock would triple in price in the next few years, you'd buy as much as you could afford, right? Well you do, and it's far safer than a stock. When prices return to normal, buy as much .223 or 5.56mm ammunition, PMAGs and AR-15s as you can reasonably afford. There will be another attempt on our freedoms and you will make a fortune. Unlike a stock, these things have intrinsic value and are useful for long term survival, so you really can't go wrong. In addition, your "stock" will improve the overall level of preparedness of the nation as a whole, and help to slightly ease the next buying panic for two reasons. First, you won't be one of the panicked buyers next time, and second, because by selling some of your supplies, you will be filling some of the demand.
Start saving now for when these things are back in stock. Next time around you'll be part of the solution and make some money as well. Keep in mind that a much larger buying panic will someday happen with food and other basic human needs so don't get caught without a fully stocked supply room when prices go up several hundred percent. Fighting millions of people to buy guns that they may or may not need is one thing, but fighting millions of people for your next meal should be avoided at all costs. Prices are low for those things right now, so the time to buy is now.


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Monthly Archive for April, 2011
Building to be auctioned, but Wine 'n' Diner expects to stay put
Although the estate of the late owner of the restaurant building and parking lot at 544-548 Delaware Ave. in Albany plans to auction the property next week, the owner of the business currently in the space, Wine 'n' Diner, is confident his eatery will be unaffected. The auction, scheduled for 10 a.m. next Friday (4/29), […] [Read More]
Hooters coming to Wolf Road
It's taking over the former Fuddruckers building and could be open as soon as next month, according to my colleague Chris Churchill. The area's previous Hooters, at Crossgates Mall in Guilderland, closed four years ago. [Read More]
Chocolate matzo!
My Hearst colleagues at the San Francisco Chronicle published this recipe for Passover. It includes sea salt, candied ginger and rosemary. [Read More]
What are your Easter dining plans?
At home? A relative's? What's on the menu? Dining out? Where? I'm thinking brunch at the Wine Bar and Bistro in Albany. Info on local restaurants' Easter menus is here. [Read More]
Smaller prize for women's hot-dog-eating contest
Update: The women's prize has been raised to same level as the men's. From CNN: The Nathan's Famous hot dog-eating contest has always separated the men from the boys, as far as eating competitions go, but this year it will separate the men from the women — with separate challenges for the sexes. … Although […] [Read More]
Harassment allegations temporarily shutter Ramsay restaurant
This is an odd one: After a female chef at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant at a Manhattan hotel complained that her male colleagues were sexually harassing her, they staged a mass walkout in protest and were suspended, causing the restaurant to be closed since last weekend, according to the New York Post. [Read More]
Achatz, Michelle Obama named to Time's 100 Most Influential
The Chicago chef Grant Achatz and First Lady Michelle Obama are among Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world. Achatz gets the nod for his progressive culinary vision, in an item written by his mentor, Thomas Keller, and Obama's efforts to combat childhood obesity and promote healthier eating are recognized […] [Read More]
Good Friday specials at TJ's
TJ's Café in Colonie will offer several seafood specials in observance of Good Friday (4/22): Fish fry: 8 ounces of breaded Boston bluefish, toasted roll, homemade coleslaw, French fries or salad. Fresh haddock broiled with white wine, garlic, butter (or haddock marinara). Baked meatless lasagna, garlic bread. Shrimp Parmesan: Breaded butterflied shrimp, marinara, melted mozzarella. […] [Read More]
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X Factor's CeCe Frey on Missing Her BFFs, Staying Hungry, and Her Imaginary Pet Eagle — Exclusive
We've been in love with CeCe Frey from the minute we first glimpsed her leopard face paint and spunky attitude to match. Speaking exclusively with Wetpaint Entertainment at the X Factor Season 2 Top 10 Finalists party, CeCe details the emotional rollercoaster that has been the last two weeks: first losing Willie Jones, then Jennel Garcia. How does she stay in fighting shape, both mentally and physically? Here's what CeCe had to say:
What worked last week when you jumped from #12 to #5?
Honestly, I don't know what I did that made me jump so much. I still am in shock because of it. I don't want to say this is a crazy comeback for me, because I'm sure the moment I say it is when I get kicked off this freaking thing. I think I poured my heart and soul into my thing last week and I let America see my heart on stage. I'm going to give it that shot again this week, and maybe take it to a whole other level.
Did you celebrate last week?
Honestly, after that, I wanted to go out and celebrate a bit in the ways that a 21-year-old can celebrate. But we went right to work. We went into figuring out what we're going to do to stay in this #5 spot. I think even go up some — that would be cool! So I went right to work, because I can celebrate later, and whenever I win. But right now is all about work and not getting distracted.
Is it easy to get distracted?
I always try to keep an optimistic attitude. It's been hard to keep that the past couple weeks, because I've always been in the bottom. Especially when the judges gave me the comments Wednesday, I thought for sure I would be in the bottom two again, and probably go home. It was a double elimination. I thought, There is no way in hell I'm going to stay. When I got #5, I couldn't believe it. So, I'm trying to remain really positive because if I let myself feel defeat, that's when my drive will leave. I'm staying very optimistic and driven to win this thing.
Are you relaxing after making the Top 5 last week?
There is absolutely no room to relax, ever. Even if I win this thing, there is no room to relax. I'll be happy, but won't be satisfied. I will always be hungry to work and keep climbing. The work in this industry is never work. If anybody can handle it, it's me.
How adamant are you about picking your song choice?
Obviously, I do my best to pick my own songs. But there are always people — 100 people have different opinions on this show that I should be doing something different. So I try to put as much of a fight as I can to keep my song choices. Maybe if the judges didn't like it last week, that was the song I wanted to really do, and felt. This week is the same. I think that's the common denominator.
What's the most emotional part of the process?
Definitely saying goodbye to people. Then, the fear of saying goodbye if I'm the one that has to leave. Last week, my best friend Jennel got left. My other best friend Lyric, and roommate, left. That sucks, to have to say goodbye to someone every week. It sucks waking up the next morning, no matter how happy you are, to an emptier house. That's very emotional. It's very hard.
What else do you have to say for yourself?
When I was little, I had an imaginary pet eagle named Mayahute. I was young, like 6 or 7.


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By joining the 2012 Freddie Farmer Foundation marathon team, runners will be given a fantastic support package including fundraising advice and support.
The foundation was set up in February 2011 to raise £250,000 to set up a specialist physiotherapy centre in south-east London for children and young people with cerebral palsy and serious mobility problems.
Seven-year-old Freddie Farmer, who was born at 28 weeks with cerebral palsy, weighing just 2 lb 12 oz, has been the inspiration behind it.
The charity has now reached the £50,599 mark thanks to support in the local area, especially from Eltham, where Freddie lives.
Deanne Farmer from the Freddie Farmer Foundation said: "Running for Freddie can make your marathon experience even more rewarding and you're guaranteed to meet loads of great new people along the way."
The world famous Virgin London Marathon will be held on Sunday, April 22, 2012. It passes many of London's most famous historic landmarks, and is run on some of the most famous street names in the world.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Wilmington residents gathered Downtown to speak out against a wood pellet export facility in Wilmington.
The North Carolina State Ports Authority and Enviva are building a facility that will export wood pellets from three Enviva plants across the Carolinas.
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Cardinals Pitcher Ryan Franklin Dismayed He Can't Bring Guns to Locker Room
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|Will Albert Pujols and Ryan Franklin still be able to deliver "firepower" despite MLB's new ban on guns?
Case in point: Yesterday relief pitcher Ryan Franklin expressed his disappointment in a new MLB policy that bans players from bringing guns into stadium locker rooms.
"There are a few guys that screwed it up for everybody," Franklin griped to the Post-Dispatch. "If it wasn't for the NFL guy a couple years ago bringing a weapon into a nightclub ... you've just got to be smart."
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Born in Seattle into a musical family, cellist Julian Schwarz is already being recognized as a cellist destined to rank among the finest of the 21st century. In August 2013, he was awarded first prize in the professional cello division of the inaugural Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld International String Competition in Hong Kong.
Mr. Schwarz made his orchestral debut at the age of 11 playing the Saint-Saens Concerto No. 1 with the Seattle Symphony and his father, Gerard Schwarz, on the podium. Since then, he has appeared with the Seattle, San Diego, Puerto Rico, Columbus (OH), Syracuse, Virginia, Sarasota, Grand Rapids, Omaha, Wichita and Modesto symphonies among others, and performed recitals at the Casals Festival in Puerto Rico and in Palm Springs.
During the 14/15 season, Mr. Schwarz makes debuts with the Charlotte, Toledo, Amarillo and Washington/Idaho symphonies, Louisville Orchestra and Symphony Silicon Valley in San Jose; returns to the Hartford and Boca Raton symphonies and the Northwest Sinfonietta; and plays recitals in Palm Springs, Washington, DC, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Internationally, he makes his Australian debut with the Queensland Symphony in Brisbane, his Mexican debut with the Orquesta Filarmonica de Boca del Rio in Veracruz, as well as his debut in Hong Kong appearing at the Intimacy of Creativity Festival.
In August 2012, Julian Schwarz recorded the Samuel Jones Cello Concerto, which was written for him, with the newly formed All Star Orchestra. The All Star Orchestra, comprised of orchestral musicians from major American orchestras, taped eight programs at that time, all of which were broadcast on public television in the fall of 2013 and then issued on DVD's by Naxos. Mr. Schwarz's previous recordings for Naxos include "In Memoriam" for the Music of Remembrance series and the Saint-Saens No. 1 and Haydn C Major cello concertos with the Seattle Symphony.
An avid chamber musician, Julian Schwarz has performed at the Aspen, Interlochen, Eastern, California Summer and Encore music festivals. He has been the "Featured Young Artist" at both the Seattle Chamber Music Festival and the Cape Cod Music Festival and attended and performed at the prestigious Verbier Festival in Switzerland. He performed the Brahms Double at the Eastern Music Festival and the Bellingham Festival of Music in summer 2011 and returned to the Eastern Music in summer 2013 to play the premiere of a new concerto by Richard Danielpour, A Prayer For Our Time.
Julian Schwarz started piano lessons at the age of five and began his cello studies the following year with the late David Tonkonogui; subsequent teachers include Toby Saks, Lynn Harrell, Neal Cary, Paul Coletti, Arnold Steinhardt, Andre Roy, and Ronald Leonard at the Colburn School. He received his Bachelor of Music degree from The Juilliard School in New York City in May 2014 where he studied with Joel Krosnick.


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I'm just interested why this review is posted in Guild Wars 2 forum, not WoW forum.
It can be just as equally a review of WoW as for GW2.
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I am more than some of my parts
I get a kick how so many people have "almost all the skills" unlocked by level 30, but there is no way they have all the elites unlocked, and if they have more than 2 elites unlocked than they are missing well over half of the slot skills. They don't even have a chance a reading what the greater elite skills are in the game yet. They haven't progressed the trait system at all and probably don't know anything about changing trait abilities. Everybody wants to be a critic though.
Here is a positive for you though. MoP is really looking like it's one of the least anticipated expansions ever. Nobody talks about it, nobody raves about it's greatness or it's weakness. Nobody cares. And to the previous poster who commented on why it's not in a WoW thread. Would anyone even read it if it was put in the WoW forums?
All of my posts are either intelligent, thought provoking, funny, satirical, sarcastic or intentionally disrespectful. Take your pick.
I get banned in the forums for games I love, so lets see if I do better in the forums for games I hate.
I enjoy the serenity of not caring what your opinion is.
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Well-written post, even though I disagree on almost every point.
Particularly re. DEs - I've gone through the same zone with the same character at different times and had quite different DE experiences. There's often something new; not always, some things are the same, sure, but often some things are different. Particularly if you hang around a bit and follow a chain unfolding, it can be different at different times depending on whether other DEs elsewhere have failed or succeeded.
So the "texture" of the world definitely feels dynamic rather than static (i.e. quest hub, hoovering quests up via the most efficient "path").
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Originally posted by eyelolled
maybe cause after we play at least 100 hours GW2 , and try to go to WoW it feels like we are playing crappy xiting game! i understand you m8.
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Originally posted by DKLond
No, it is about regular Blizzard stubborness. They need to merge servers but since they said that is a sign of a failing game in the past they try anything to avoid that. Merging the servers and a good LFG tool would have worked better and still kept th social aspect of the game.
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Originally posted by DKLond
i liked reading ur post. maybe im wrong but while readign it i always felt like you are excusing yourself for liking WoW. there is absolutely no need for that. i love WoW and i played it since 2007 with some breaks (few months) and i still like it alot because it still is the best MMORPG out there u can buy for money and no other game managed to change that sofar (god knows many many tried).
the problem why many ppl get sick with it after years its because they need a CHANGE and they play it night and day for months nonstop.. if u do that u get sick of ANY game..ive been there!
Play some WoW..play some f2p game maybe (i love to play world of tanks..such a great game to play for a few hours) then maybe play some GW2 or whatever u want..i play many single player games to mix it up.
i also quite agree to some of your points. just dont care about ppl hating wow..
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To throw my 2copper in. I am having a hard time finding a class that I REALLY enjoy, not just kind of enjoy, but one that grabs me and makes me identify with it. The professions all feel meh.
I really feel like I made a bad decision focusing on the Ranger at first. That class just frustrates the hell out of me. The problem is, all of the other classes have seemed very underwhelming as well. I am going to give the Thief a go and see if it can keep my interest.
The combat and controls are also very frustrating at times, at least on on my Ranger, whom I should have named Obstructed. I love the dodge mechanic, but rest of the controls feel clunky and I don't really feel like I am in CONTROL of my character alot of the time. This became even more apparant when I logged into my WoW account. WoW has problems, but character control is not one of them. It amazes me how every new MMO that comes out fails so hard at living up to that standard. To me that is the most important basic foundation of an MMORPG and I feel it's lacking in GW2.
On a positive note, the other parts of the game are fantastic. The graphics and lighting, the way its all put together. I love the way the questing works. I can just start running out of any city and keep going finding tons of events and things to do. It's great fun doing that.
I think they did a fantasitc job on the art design. I think the music is top notch. The voice acting is ok at times and brilliant at others. I particularly liked Magister whatsherface, the air head Sylvari archeologist lady in the personal story. I wish there was more of her :(
There are a few characters in the game where I thought it was some of the best voice acting in any game outside of Fallout Vegas.
It's just the gameplay that has me frustrated the most.


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@keithcollantine I can't post a message on the page for the tickets so I apologise for a direct message to you. The winner was Alonso, luckily this could be my first Grand Prix of my life as I have booked work off to watch it on tv and my brother is going, he's teased me for months :'(! So I am wishing myself good luck and thanks todford for your kindness! View
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I think I have figured out the problem. After doing some more research, I found some info on problems caused by the Advanced Power Management daemon:
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First, I want to say that the vast majority of unwed fathers are
strongly attached to their families, at least at birth. These men want to
help raise their child, and the mothers want their help
. Over half
of the parents in our study [in Austin, Texas and Oakland, California] were
living together when their child was born, and 80 percent were romantically
involved. Over three-quarters expect to marry. Three-quarters of the fathers
provided support during the pregnancy, and nine of ten mothers plan to put
the fathers name on the childs birth certificate. Ninety percent
of mothers want the father to be involved in raising their child. In short,
unwed parents have high hopes for the future of their families.
McLanahan, 1999.
Rene Sterling
A non-resident father is a parent who does not live in the same household as his child. A non-resident father may be divorced, separated or never-married to the childs mother. Some non-resident fathers have very good relationships with their childs mother. Other non-resident fathers have difficult and strained relationships that make it hard for the parents to work together to promote the best interests of their child. Some non-resident fathers see their children every day. Other non-resident fathers may have court-ordered visitation that allows parenting time only once or twice a month. Some non-resident fathers have joint legal custody which allows them to participate in making decisions about their childs life. Other non-resident fathers have visitation arrangements or shared parenting time, but the custodial parent has the decision-making responsibility.
For many non-resident fathers, especially those not married to the childs mother, there has never been a legal determination of paternity, custody, visitation or child support. There are circumstances in which legal status is important to consider, such as when there is a restraining order against a non-resident parent. For the most part, however, legal status is not an indicator of a non-resident fathers ability or desire to support and encourage his childrens learning and educational achievement or of childrens need for their father to be part of their life.
Increases in divorce, separation, non-marital childbearing, and incarceration over the past several decades have contributed to the rise of children living all or part of their lives in father-absent households. This phenomenon is not limited to any particular racial, ethnic, or income group and it is found in urban, suburban, or rural areas. In 1960, less than 8 million children under age 18 were living in families where the father was absent (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1999). Today, nearly 20 million children under age 18 now live in a home without a father (U.S. Bureau of the Census). In 1998, almost a quarter (23 percent) of minor children lived with only their mothers, 4 percent lived with only their fathers, and 4 percent lived with neither of their parents (U.S. Bureau of the Census).
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An unmarried father can establish a legal right to a relationship with his child by establishing paternity. All states offer parents the opportunity to voluntarily acknowledge a childs paternity until the age of 18. The federal Office of Child Support Enforcement states that, Once paternity is established legally, a child gains legal rights and privileges. Among these may be rights to inheritance, rights to the fathers medical and life insurance benefits, and to social security and possibly veterans benefits. The child also has a chance to develop a relationship with the father, and to develop a sense of identity and connection to the other half of his or her family (Office of Child Support Enforcement, 1997, p. 11). Furthermore, a father cannot be ordered to pay child support for a child born to unwed parents until paternity has been established.
While more fathers are being awarded legal custody of their children, the U.S. Bureau of the Census reports that the majority (85 percent) of custodial parents are mothers (Scoon-Rogers, 1999, p. 1). Most non-custodial parents have some form of legal access to their children, for example, through voluntary or court-ordered visitation agreements in child support orders. In 1996, about 10.6 million (77 percent) of the 13.7 million non-custodial parents not living with their children had formal provisions for joint custody and/or visitation (Scoon-Rogers, p. 3).
Many non-resident fathers do have ongoing contact with their children. While Nord and Zill (1996a) note that, studies have shown that the amount of contact non-residential fathers have with their children diminishes over time (Furstenberg et al., 1983; Furstenberg & Nord, 1985; Seltzer & Bianchi, 1988), they also report that, approximately one-quarter (23.8 percent) of non-resident fathers see their children at least once a week (p. 31).
According to reports from mothers, non-resident fathers were more likely to visit their children if they had ever been married to the mother, if the custodial mother was more educated, and if child support agreements were voluntary instead of court-ordered (Nord & Zill, p. 31).
Distance also plays a role, The proportion of non-residential parents who had any visits with their children in the previous year was 75.2 percent for those living in the same city or county, 69.9 percent for those living in the same state, and 59.8 percent for those living in a different state (Nord & Zill, p. 40).
Many school-aged children have at least some contact with their non-resident fathers. In their analysis of the 1996 National Household Education Survey, Nord et al. (1997) found that 75 percent of children in kindergarten through 12th grade with non-resident fathers had contact with their fathers in the past year,while [i]n the early 1980s, it was estimated that just over half of children ages 6 to 17 years with non-resident fathers had had contact with their fathers in the past year (Furstenberg et al., 1983) (p. 63). Moreover, nearly a third (31 percent) of the non-resident fathers in the 1996 survey participated in at least one of four types of school activities, most commonly a school or class event (p. 64).
Lamb, Pleck, Charnov, and Levine (as cited in Tamis-LeMonda and Cabrera, 1999, p. 6) suggest three important dimensions of father involvement that programs and schools can encourage:
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A man named Ron stood over his ancient and rusted lawn mower. Fourteen years of weekly mowings and continual repairs had finally culminated in this: the mower wouldnt start. Not a sputter, not a spark. And now Ron was drenched with sweat. He grabbed the pull cord for one more yank, and SNAP! it broke. That did it! He stepped back and gave the mower a good, hard kick. Then, as he stood there stewing in frustration, he heard the sound of his own two-year-old son, who was now pushing his own little plastic mower through the tall grass. Sure enough, the boy reared back and kicked that little mower, just like his dad.
Every father, whether he knows it or not, provides an example of how to deal with life, how to dress, how to blend personal closeness and distance, and the importance of achievement and productivity (Vogt & Sirridge, 1991, p. 119). Fathers also model devotion to something higher and greater than one self (Vogt & Sirridge, p. 123). Studies show that positive paternal involvement, for boys and girls, is closely associated with a lower incidence of disruptive behavior, more responsible behavior, and thus more pro-social, positive moral behavior overall (Mosley & Thompson as cited in Pruett, 2000, p. 52).
He taught me moral values basically, you work and be honest there was six of us kids and we lived in a four bedroom house. And as I look back now I often wonder how he did it, because we never did go hungry. Early Head Start father, (Raikes, Mellgren, McAllister, Pan, & Summers, 1999).
Biller and Radin have observed that, child development is positively affected in measurable ways by (1) the fathers warmth, even when hes not especially involved, (2) his masculinity alone, and (3) his different-from-mother socialization and relationship behavior (as cited in Pruett, 2000, p. 38). Furstenberg and Harris found that, Children who feel a closeness to their father are twice as likely as those who do not to enter college or find stable employment after high school, 75 percent less likely to have a teen birth, 80 percent less likely to spend time in jail, and half as likely to experience multiple depression symptoms (as cited in Pruett, p. 38). Studies show that highly-involved fathers often produce children with increased cognitive competence, increased empathy, less sex-stereotyped beliefs, and a more internal locus of control (Radin as cited in Pruett, pp. 43-44, 48-49, 72). Moreover, the strongest predictor of a childs feelings of empathic concern for others in adult life is a high level of paternal child care (Koestner, Franz, & Weinberger as cited in Pruett, p. 48).
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Tamis-LeMonda and Cabrera (1999) note that,A father then can be biological and/or social; he can be legal or nonlegal (p. 4). Each definition has implications for both father and child. They state that, A biological father is one who through either paternity establishment or self-report identifies a child as his own, while a social father, such as a male relative, friend, or non-marital partner, establishes his role by taking responsibility for a child like a father (p. 4). Legal fathers, such as [d]ivorced fathers with joint legal custody have the right to make decisions about their childrens lives, regardless of where the children live (Seltzer as cited in Tamis-LeMonda and Cabrera, p. 4). In contrast, stepfathers who live with their stepchildren but have not adopted them, or unmarried fathers who have not established paternity, have no legal status regarding the children.
It is important to acknowledge that children can benefit from positive relationships not only with their non-resident fathers, but also with other father figures and male role models. Male family members and significant others (e.g., grandfather, uncle, older brother, stepfather, friend, non-marital partner), mentors, practitioners, and teachers can contribute substantially to a childs ability to learn and grow. Schools and programs that recognize and utilize the power of these relationships can create more successful learning environments for all children.
No matter how one defines fatherhood, Nord and Zill (1996b) point out that, Children seem to desire a continuing relationship with their fathers There is some evidence that the perceived emotional bond that children feel for their parents is more predictive of well-being than actual contact (Amato, 1994b). For these reasons, even if studies show no positive benefit of paternal participation on childrens well-being, the childrens expressed wishes to see their fathers should not be taken lightly (pp. A-11-12).
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—(1) Where an unregistered company the place of incorporation or origin of which is in a designated country has been dissolved and there remains in Singapore any outstanding property, movable or immovable, including things in action which was vested in the company or to which it was entitled or over which it had a disposing power at the time it was dissolved, but which was not got in, realised upon or otherwise disposed of or dealt with by the company or its liquidator before the dissolution, the property, except called and uncalled capital, shall, by the operation of this section, be and become vested, for all the estate and interest therein legal or equitable of the company or its liquidator at the date the company was dissolved, in such person as is entitled thereto according to the law of the place of incorporation or origin of the company.
(2) Where the place of origin of an unregistered company is Singapore, sections 345 to 349 (both inclusive) shall with such adaptations as may be necessary apply in respect of that company.
(3) Where it appears to the Minister that any law in force in any other country contains provisions similar to this section, he may, by notification in the Gazette, declare that other country to be a designated country for the purposes of this section.
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Starring Paul Nicholas as Stephen Ward and Alice Coulthard as Christine Keeler.
In 1963, the Secretary of State for war, John 'Jack' Profumo, was forced to resign after it was established that he had lied to the House about the nature of his relationship with a young showgirl Christine Keeler. She was also involved with a Russian spy during her affair with the Secretary of State. The ensuing scandal was in part responsible for the resignation of the Prime Minister Harold MacMillan and the suicide of the man who introduced Keeler to Profumo, Stephen Ward.
Based on the 2001 biography, The Truth At Last, written by Christine Keeler with Douglas Thompson, this play reveals the sensational inside story of the infamous Profumo affair: the biggest political sex scandal to rock the British nation in the 20th century.
Paul Nicholas is probably best known for the BAFTA award-winning TV series Just Good Friends. Alice is well known for her two year role as Maisie Wylde in Emmerdale. Alice's other television appearances include Holby City, The Bill and the cult film The Cement Garden.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Jamison Whiting (Salem, N.H.) placed third in the pole vault to highlight the weekend for the University of New Hampshire men's track team at the IC4A Outdoor Championships, which were held May 18-21 at Princeton University's William Weaver Stadium.
Whiting's effort of 16 feet, 8.75 inches earned six point for the Wildcats, who finished the meet with eight points. Georgetown amassed 66 points to edge out Liberty (63 points) for the title.
Jared Burke (Salem, N.H.) cleared 15-9 to place 11th in the pole vault.
UNH's other points were produced by senior Tim Lyons (Wakefield, Maine), who finished seventh in the javelin throw with a distance of 199-2. Teammate Mike Puzzo (East Hampton, Conn.) placed 13th at 191-1. Lyons also competed in the hammer throw and his top effort of 175-6 was 16th best.
Joil Bergeron (Keene, N.H.) was 10th in the discus with a throw of 149-4. On the track, senior Kyle Schneck (Concord, N.H.) advanced to the final heat of 1,500 meters and placed 11th in 3 minutes, 51.49 seconds. Kevin Horgan (Ashburnham, Mass.) did not move into the final heat of the 1,500 with his time of 3:58.73 in the preliminaries. The Wildcat 4x800 relay team failed to move out of the preliminaries with an 8:05.11 clocking.


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Cross-Institutional and Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Curriculum for Global Engagement: Emerging Perspectives and Concerns
Fay Patel PhD
Bond University
Mingsheng Li PhD
Massey University
Matthew Piscioneri PhD
Monash University
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Inviting stakeholders to engage in dialogue on a curriculum for global engagement and
organizational social responsibility in higher education (HE) is a challenge, especially when one crosses disciplinary and institutional boundaries. The established discourse and practice of internationalization in higher education over the past decades has manifested unresolved tensions and inconsistencies that have restricted the effective conceptualization of the global engagement curriculum.
Upon observing inadequate professional development opportunities for dialogue regarding the global engagement curriculum at their respective universities,
colleagues from Monash University and Deakin University in Australia and Massey University in New Zealand organized an open forum on the topic.
This cross-institutional, interdisciplinary professional development forum on global engagement in an Australasian context was held in February 2013. The diverse perspectives and concerns that emerged during the forum on the impact of a global engagement curriculum on learning and teaching have been critically reviewed within this theoretically framed discussion paper.
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