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Anne Morse used to watch baseball games at Yankee Stadium, but now her new home is Newbridge Bank Park in downtown Greensboro.
She's 84-years-old and absolutely loves the Greensboro Grasshoppers.
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Over 20 years ago, Anne and her husband, William, moved to North Carolina and soon became Grasshopper season ticket holders. William, who gave her years of baseball education, has passed away.
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Icahn Could Prompt Microsoft To Reconsider Yahoo Bid
"It's perfectly rational for Microsoft to continue with its current position and wait to see what happens. Is it really necessary for Carl to know what Steve and Bill are thinking?" noted Joseph Grundfest, professor of law and co-director of the Rock Center for Corporate Governance at Stanford Law School.
Grundfest said the situation recalls the battle between Oracle Corp. (ORCL) and BEA Systems Inc., in which Oracle walked away for its initial offer but ultimately reached an agreement with BEA earlier this year after Icahn pushed the two companies back into talks.
"If one believes that history is prologue, then one could look at the spread between Microsoft's last bid and Yahoo's last demand and figure that maybe there is a deal to be done halfway between the two."


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The 2010-midterm elections were a historic victory for the Republicans around the country, but New York State was one of the few bright spots for the Democrats. As expected, Andrew Cuomo won a landslide victory in his quest to succeed his father in the governor's chair, and Chuck Schumer faced only token opposition in his re-election bid. However, the really painful loss for the GOP involved the way they threw away a golden opportunity to knock off Kirsten Gillibrand as the woman appointed by former Governor David Patterson to succeed Hillary Clinton easily won the right to serve out the rest of the secretary of state's term. Gillibrand was fortunate in that her opponent, Joseph DioGuardi, was the least electable of a not terribly impressive GOP field. Gillibrand was vulnerable due to the way she had transformed herself from a moderate in the House of Representatives to Senate liberal, but she barely broke a sweat as she beat DioGuardi by a 63-35 percent margin.
The question for the all but moribund New York GOP heading into the 2012 election in which Gillibrand is running for a full six-year term was which of the nonentities seeking the right to oppose the senator would get the nod. But the announcement today that Rep. Bob Turner will run should inject some life if not actual hope into the state Republican Party.
Having won the special election to replace the disgraced Anthony Weiner in New York's 9th congressional district last September, Turner is as close to being a hot political property as it gets for New York Republicans. That victory was a big deal for the GOP in that Turner was able to leverage concern about President Obama's policy toward Israel in the heavily Jewish 9th into an unprecedented defeat for the Democrats in a district that spreads across the deep blue New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. However, redistricting doomed the 9th, so a rerun of Turner's successful campaign is unlikely in any of the redrawn districts in the area. So it makes sense for the congressman to try his luck against Gillibrand.
Turner immediately brings more credibility to the table than any of the other Republicans who have stepped forward to join the race. A retired cable television executive, he ran a smart congressional campaign that turned a long shot candidacy into an upset with national implications. He will likely be able to use that success to raise enough money to compete against Gillibrand. But it may be asking a bit too much to think he has more than an outside chance of actually winning the seat.
Though she has demonstrated an unusual capacity for hypocrisy, Gillibrand is a hard worker and a formidable fundraiser. With a built-in advantage in registration and the assumption that President Obama will win New York easily this fall, the odds of any Republican defeating Gillibrand are slim. Nevertheless, if the dead from the neck up state GOP can get its act together and clear the way for Turner to get the nomination, he may be able to make both Gillibrand and the Democrats work harder to keep New York in their column.


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WAKEFIELD, Mass. - Lindsay Hansen (Northport, N.Y.) of the University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team was named TPS Player of the Week by Hockey East and linemate Lindsey Caleo (Clinton Township, Mich.) earned the ITECH Rookie of the Week honor, the league announced Monday.
Hansen recorded eight points with two goals and six assists in UNH's 7-0 and 7-2 victories against Boston College last weekend. She established career highs in both assists (four) and points (five) in Sunday afternoon's 7-2 victory. Her lone tally of the game gave the 'Cats a 1-0 lead and BC never pulled even thereafter, and she registered a pair of assists in both the second and third periods. Hansen had a goal and two assists in Friday's 7-0 win. In addition to her eight points, Hansen compiled a plus/minus rating of +7.
Caleo recorded her first career hat trick with three goals, including the game-winning tally, Sunday vs. Boston College and finished the week with four points (3-1-4) as she also had an assist in Friday's victory. In Sunday's game, Caleo gave the 'Cats a 3-0 lead in the second period and struck again 4:55 later to increase the advantage to 5-0 and help UNH break the game open. She had a plus/minus rating of +4 for the weekend.
Hansen's eight-point outburst vaulted her to the top of UNH's points list with 22 on nine goals, which ties her for the team lead, and 13 assists, which is tied for second. Her 1.22 points-per-game ranks 20th in the nation.
Caleo has recorded a point in five consecutive games and is one of eight Wildcats who have reached double digits in points with 11. She has five goals and six assists in 22 games.
New Hampshire (12-7-3) returns to action Jan. 31 at home against Providence College. Game time at the Whittemore Center is 2 p.m.


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COVINGTON – A decision to change the city's travel policy was tabled during Monday's Covington City Council meeting.
The current policy allows an employee attending a training class or conference more than 50 miles from City Hall to receive hotel accommodations at the city's expense.
City Manager Leigh Anne Knight recommended the following two-tier travel policy:
• If a city employee attends a one-day training class/conference more than 50 miles from City Hall, the city would pay for the overnight stay;
• If an employee attends a training class/conference for more than two days which is more than 35 miles from City Hall the city would pay for accommodations.
But council members disagreed on the subject. Through a tie vote broken by Mayor Ronnie Johnston, the policy change was tabled.
Councilman Keith Dalton made the motion to delay the decision until more information could be made available. Council members Chris Smith and Michael Whatley agreed with Dalton's request.
"We want to make sure our employees are accredited and certified, but also be sure it wouldn't be at an extra cost to the city and taxpayers," Johnston said at the meeting.
Dalton said in an interview Wednesday he wanted to see more than just mileage when considering a policy change.
"The only thing I saw was the travel distance. I want to know per diem and other details. If they cut down how far someone travels, it opens other expenses," Dalton said. "If we had issues with our employees not being certified or trained, then I think we need to consider it, but that's not the case."
In an interview on Tuesday, Knight said all of the city's departments have a budgeted amount for travel.
"We don't have an excessive travel budget. Each department knows their budget and education requirements. We need to keep our employees trained and sometimes it is a multi-day class and it would be less of a burden for that person to stay overnight than to travel back and forth from Atlanta or Athens or somewhere even further," Knight said.
Since the item was tabled, Knight said she'll need to find out from the council members as to what more they want to know concerning the travel policy.
"At this point, it's set aside until we find out from council what additional information they want to move forward. The current policy is not broken, but this recommendation would've been beneficial to employees and anyone, including council members, who have to travel to areas where they're not used to driving."
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The University of New Hampshire women's hockey team, ranked No. 4 in both of this week's national polls, makes its first road trip of the season this weekend with a two-game series at Niagara University on Oct. 11-12. Both games begin at 2 p.m and they will be broadcast online at Yahoo.com. UNH (0-0-1) and Niagara (0-2-0) are looking for their first win of the season.
UNH has an 18-3-0 lifetime record, including 8-2-0 on the road, against Niagara. The Purple Eagle's three wins all came in the 2002 season with 5-2 and 2-0 victories at NU and a 2-1 win at UNH. Since then, the Wildcats have won 12 straight in the series, and that includes four road games. In the most recent trip to Dwyer Ice Arena (Oct. 2005), the 'Cats recorded 6-0 and 8-2 victories.
Last year at the Whittemore Center, UNH skated to 6-2 and 11-1 victories. In the series opener, the 'Cats struck first but the Purple Eagles responded with goals 31 seconds apart to take a 2-1 lead. New Hampshire potted two more goals before the first intermission, however, and cruised to a four-goal victory. The following day, the 'Cats potted six second-period goals en route to an 11-0 lead.
UNH recorded an 80-39 shot advantage in those two games, went 7-for-11 on the power play and 5 of 7 on the penalty kill. UNH goalie Kayley Herman stopped 32 of 33 shots in 99:56 of action for a .970 save percentage and 0.60 GAA.
New Hampshire won its fifth consecutive Hockey East regular-season title and third straight league tournament championship last season, and the Wildcats advanced to the Frozen Four for the second time in three years. Along the way, UNH became the first team to go through a Hockey East season undefeated (20-0-1) and broke six league records.
The '08 'Cats finished the season with 33 wins to tie the program's single-season benchmark. UNH finished the year ranked No. 1 in penalty kill (.934) as well as second in offense (4.16 gpg), defense (1.08 gpg) and power play (.265).
The Wildcats return 12 letterwinners, including a Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 Finalist (Sam Faber), Hockey East Scoring Champion (Jenn Wakefield) and Hockey East Goaltending Champion (Kayley Herman). Faber (25-24-49) and Wakefield (27-19-46) were the team's top two point producers in '08; the former led the team in both assists and points while the latter led the squad in goals. Herman broke UNH single-season records for both wins (29) and goals-against-average (1.07).
UNH and Boston College skated to a 2-2 tie in the Wildcats' season opener Oct. 8 at the Whittemore Center, and the 'Cats made history by defeating the Eagles 1-0 in a shootout to earn a Hockey East league victory. It was the first shootout in league history (the system was implemented this season).
Following the end of 65 minutes, the teams entered a best-of-three rounds for the shootout. UNH goalkeeper Kayley Herman stopped all three Eagles' shooters, but none of the Wildcats bested BC netminder Molly Schaus. The game then advanced to single sudden-death rounds. Neither team scored in the fourth round, and Herman once again turned away the Eagles in Round 5. UNH senior defenseman and captain Kacey Bellamy lifted the 'Cats to victory when she lifted a backhander into the right side of the net.
New Hampshire has a 27-3-2 overall record in season openers that includes 12-2-1 at home (4-1-1 at the Whittemore Center) following Wednesday's 2-2 tie at home vs. Boston College. UNH is 6-0-1 in season openers dating back to a 4-3 loss to Ohio State to start the 2002 season. The Wildcats are 2-0-1 when opening the season against a league opponent. Prior to this season, the 'Cats upended Maine, 4-1, at home in the 2006 season and UConn, 4-2, on the road in the 2004 season.
UNH has a 25-5-2 record in home openers following the 2-2 tie against Boston College on Oct. 8. The Wildcats are 5-0-2 in the last seven home openers. The last loss was that setback to Ohio State in the '02 season. New Hampshire is 5-1-2 when the home opener is a league opponent. In Hockey East play, that includes the 2006 season win vs. Maine as well as a 1-1 tie vs. UConn in the '04 season in addition to Wednesday's draw.
The Wildcats extended their record Hockey East regular-season unbeaten streak to 39 games (36-0-3) Wednesday against Boston College; including postseason, that streak stands at 43 games (39-0-4). The Eagles were the last league team to defeat the 'Cats (Nov. 2, 2006; 7-2; at Conte Forum).
UNH is 53-0-8 in home league regular-season games since the inception of Hockey East in the 2003 season. The 'Cats are also 2-0 in postseason Hockey East home games. The Hockey East teams that have skated to a tie against New Hampshire at the Whittemore Center are Providence (three), UConn (two), Boston College (two) and Maine.
UNH skated to a 2-2 tie – and 1-0 shootout victory – against Boston College in the Oct. 8 season opener at the Whittemore Center. It is officially a tie in the record books, but the Wildcats earned a win in the Hockey East standings by winning the shootout.
Sam Faber netted a shorthanded breakaway goal to give the 'Cats a 1-0 lead at 11:01 of the first period, but BC scored on that power play 44 seconds to pull even. The Eagles potted another power-play goal at 17:42 to take a 2-1 lead into the first intermission.
Following a scoreless second stanza in which New Hampshire recorded a 9-2 shot advantage, UNH pulled even with 9:05 remaining in regulation on a power-play goal by Micaela Long.
UNH goalie Kayley Herman finished with 19 saves as the 'Cats recorded a 33-21 shot advantage, including 2-1 in OT. The Wildcats went 1-for-8 on the power play and 7 of 9 on the PK.


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The March deluge of releases may not start until next week, but we are already in the thick of it. Games talk is packed this week with Richard's thoughts on Tomb Raider, Ludwig's time with Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Real Racing 3 with Mike Schramm, and more.
In news, Alexander and crew hit the early announcement of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Capcom's new date for Remember Me, ongoing THQ auctions, the state of free-to-play, and the PlayStation 4's user interface.
Be sure to catch the games segment recorded live on YouTube every Thursday. This week's edition can be seen on the Joystiq YouTube page, and after the break.
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- Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag hoists new hero onto PS3, 360, Wii U, PC
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- Darksiders, Homeworld, Red Faction and other IPs next on THQ auction
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Gift bags given to seniors
Jan. 27, 2014 @ 10:14 AM
Plank Chapel United Methodist Church's Senior Circle and Four Seasons Cafe and Gift Shop recently provided holiday goodie bags to the seniors living at the Coventry House Inn in Henderson.
The handmade bags were decorated and filled with candies, tissues, fuzzy socks and other items.
Thirty-six bags were given out in total.
The gift shop meets at 10 a.m. at Plank Chapel on the first Wednesday of each month for crafts, painting, games and snacks.
The senior circle meets at 10 a.m. at the church on the third Wednesday of each month for a program and lunch.
Both groups are open to all seniors.


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Few football players in the area are as tantalizing as Aiken High School's Nakeem Spann.
The rising senior was scintillating when he was on the field for the Hornets in 2012 and was named an All-Aiken Standard second-team running back. Spann was among the area's top-10 ball carriers, gaining 674 yards and scoring 11 touchdowns. His average of 7.8 yards per carry was second best among elite area rushers – trailing only Strom Thurmond's Darius Hammond, the Aiken Standard Offensive Player of the Year.
Spann was the driving force behind the Hornets' offense and played a critical role in their victories. The biggest problem for Spann was being healthy enough to play.
He suffered an assortment of injuries, most notably to his ankle. The ailments caused him to miss three games entirely – including the season-ending loss to crosstown rival South Aiken – and significant portions of several other contests.
"It was frustrating," Spann said Tuesday. "To be sitting on the sideline and see the team struggling, and you can't do anything about it. You want to be out there so bad."
The good news for Spann and Aiken High football fans is that the Hornets' top returning player is currently injury free. Spann has been given clearance from doctors to go full speed in the team's offseason program, and he's already participated in weight-lifting sessions as well as 7-on-7 passing camps. He should be a central figure when practice starts on Aug. 2.
"I feel pretty good," Spann said. "I've been working to stretch my ankles, work the tendons and get stronger."
Because Spann's an elite player who's trying to overcome a significant injury, he's definitely a player to watch. The fact that he's doing it entering his senior season, where he'll play for a new head coach – the first new head coach at Aiken High in 19 years – makes Spann an easy selection as one of the Aiken Standard's top 10 Players to Watch for the upcoming 2013 season.
"We're going to find ways to get the ball in his hands," said Brian Neal, who was recently hired as the Hornets' head coach. "I'm real impressed. He's got everything you want in a running back."
Although he's only been at Aiken High a short time, Neal said Spann has made an impact on his plans for the upcoming season. Prior to Aiken, Neal was the head coach at McCormick where he relied on a strong running game.
With Spann healthy, don't expect to see Neal's strategy change.
That's because Spann has a uncommon mixture of speed to sprint past defenders and the power to run through would-be tacklers. Spann's a star on the track team, and he displayed his breakaway speed last season, scoring five touchdowns that covered at least 11 yards, with three of them exceeding at least 20 yards.
He's also a workout warrior and has impressed Neal with his efforts in the weight room. It's there where Neal's trying to get Spann prepared to be as healthy as possible this season.
"He shows no signs (of injury) now. But it's a concern, how durable can he be? He's trying to build himself up for the long haul," said Neal, who added that Spann's efforts this summer have made him stand out. "He's a leader. He's a big asset beyond his physical attributes. I look for big things."
While he's still getting to know his team, Neal's trying a lot of players in a number of different positions to see what will work best. With Spann as a top option on offense, he could get the ball in a variety of positions. He's primarily working as a slot running back as well as a fullback, but has also split out wide at times as a receiver. Spann's athleticism helps him stand out on any team, but especially on an Aiken roster that's in flux. To that end, he could log significant time on defense, where Neal said he's played cornerback.
"He's a cover corner and really good, so we'll use him some. But the less we have to use him on defense, the better," said Neal, who added that Spann will also likely see significant time on special teams. "We want to get the ball in his hands as much as possible. So he's very much likely to be back there catching punts and returning kicks."
For his part, Spann is willing to play any position for the Hornets' greater good. He wouldn't even rule out playing some option quarterback, which he also did last season.
"They're moving me around everywhere; it's a good mix. If they need me, I'll do it. I'll do anything to help the team," said Spann, whose goals are mostly team-oriented but would like to hit one individual milestone. "I never got over a 1,000 yards rushing, so I want to try to get that. But my main goal is to make the playoffs and make a run."
Given his track record, if Spann's healthy he should eclipse 1,000 yards. If he does, there's also a good chance the Hornets will be having a successful season. That would certainly delight all of the Aiken fans watching, but they won't be the only ones keeping a keen eye on Spann. He's a sought-after recruit and has already received an offer from Marshall. Spann said other major programs such as South Carolina, Clemson, Michigan, Nebraska, Wake Forest Mississippi State, Miami and Missouri have all contacted him about possibly playing for them at the college level.
"That would be a dream," Spann said, but it's not his only one. He has high expectations for the Hornets this season. "I think we're going to be pretty good. We're getting an identity, and we want to put Aiken back on the map."
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than 14 years after graduating from Syracuse University.
Series glance
This story is the sixth in a series highlighting the top 10 Players to Watch in the Aiken area for the rapidly approaching high school football season. The list will be revealed in descending order on a daily basis, with the No. 1 player to watch to be revealed on Sunday.
• July 12 — No. 10 Reggie Preston, RS-M
• July 13 — No. 9 Jaylen Lawrence, SB
• July 14 — No. 8 RJ Tyler, W-S
• July 15 — No. 7 Taylor Hearn, W-E
• July 16 — No. 6 Rasool Clemmons, SA
• Today — No. 5 Nakeem Spann, AIK
• Thursday — No. 4
• Friday — No. 3
• Saturday — No. 2
• Sunday — No. 1
The order was determined by Aiken Standard sports editor Noah Feit, staff writers Jeremy Timmerman and Eric Russell, North Augusta Star news editor Scott Rodgers, Aiken Standard intern Kyle Dawson, as well as ASTV broadcasters Ed Girardeau and Ken Brace.
Staff file photo by Jeremy Timmerman Aiken's Nakeem Spann was the Hornets' go-to player on offense last season and a player to watch in 2013.×
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The fifth grade classes at Washington School For Comprehensive Literacy recently went on a two-day science field trip. The trip was part of a science unit on Wetlands.
One day, the students went canoeing under the guidance of Sarah Dezwarte, to provide first hand experience with wetlands. During the other day, the students conducted experiments to determine the health of the marsh. They collected samples of insects and other tiny critters from the bottom of the food chain, under the direction of Jamie Prigge, using the quantity and variety as criteria to determine overall health of the ecosystem.
All 5th grade students from Washington School for Comprehensive Literacy attended the special event along with their teachers, Ms. Seboe, Mrs. Schulze, and Mrs. Metropolis.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The new year brings a variety of new laws in Minnesota.
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Antiques – Kadıköy Antikacılar Çarşısı
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Istanbul is a paradise for antique collectors. The choice is almost limitless from traditional Turkish crafts to fine European furniture. Browsing is also great treat. Shop owners are always ready to elaborate on the history of their goods. However you may need to have a keen eye to be able to determine if they are real antiques, copies, or just old items.
Well known antique dealers such as Portakal, de Péra and Antik Palace organize auctions from time to time, which are worth attending even if you don't have any intention to buy.
Please note that: Explicit authorization is needed for the purchase and/or removal of Turkish antiquities and other cultural artifacts. A receipt and the official "museum export certificate" are needed to legally export such an item.
Kadıköy Antikacılar Çarşısı
Kadıköy Antikacılar Çarşısı is located at a multiple story building at the beginning of Moda Caddesi. However many antique dealers have shops at both Moda and Dr. Esat Işık Caddesi and the narrow streets opening to those avenues, such as Tellalzade, Sakız. Many old objects besides antique pieces are available. You may be pleasantly surprised by the wide range of attractive goods!
Old articles become alive in Tellâlzade
Tellâlzade Street in Kadıköy is one of the important places for old articles and antiques. The street, which is over the fish market in Kadıköy Bazaar, has more than fifty shops, small and big ones. Some of these are antique stores gleaming with their elegant decorations; some are old furniture shops mostly having solid wood furniture; and some are shops like flea markets full of various old stuff.
Kadıköy Anılar Antik has three floors. In the store run by Fikret Pekçetin, who is from Moda, Kadıköy, wall-clocks, British-made chests, gramophones, solid oak tables, wooden cupboards and sofa sets are some of the furniture greeting us. Ottoman pieces as well as German, British and French furniture are in considerable amount. "In the period before 1800 this kind of furniture were not used by the Ottoman people. There were divans, floor beds and wardrobe beds. After 1850s, they started using them. From palaces it was passed on to manor houses, summer houses, mansions and,after 1950s, to houses. Before 1950s, wealthy classes in Istanbul bought this kind of furniture, but it is only after 1950s that people use them" says Mr. Pekçetin.
He is actually a collector of clocks. He began collecting clocks years ago and bought everything about them. When his clocks were impossible to keep in his house he rents a storeroom in Horhor Antiques Bazaar. But in time it turns into a store, and he is in Kadıköy for six years. He does not like luxurious stores, and likes people to feel comfortable in coming in. There are furniture here priced nearly between 100 YTL and 3000 YTL. "We give some furniture economic value, and take ones that you consider as of no economic value and get them repaired. Someone –workers, varnishers, salesmen- earn money from this job and the one who buys it uses it for years" he says. All are pieces made by carpenters in small workshops. And they have a kind of romanticism: "I bought a clock 45 years ago and fixed it. It had been waiting in a coal cellar all that time, and it was like talking to me when it started working. Later, when there were a number of them on the wall, they were all like telling different memories. Maybe some of them previously shared the same place but they got separated by different causes, and finally met in this store again. I wonder if they are whispering to each other saying 'Here we have met again" says Mr. Pekçetin.
Osmancık Antik is one of the old ones in Tellâlzade. They are in this bazaar for eighteen years. Looking like chock full from outside, there are thousands of objects reaching the ceiling in the store. French and Ottoman objects, accessories, glassware and furniture from between the 18th and 19th centuries… Hundreds of kinds of articles and objects from calligraphy sheets to enlargers, cups and trays… Spending hours seeing all these is very easy. Picked one by one from many houses, prices of these objects change between 20 YTL and 3000 $.
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Finally made a bag for my sock knitting, needs some tweaking, but it works.
So I started a project that i´ve wanted to do for a really long time that had been postponed because of my lack of yarnology.
I so do not feel like working today, maybe that's why I've been on MWK and Ravelry all morning.
After having spent quite a while knitting my first jumper and discovering that it was much much much too large (I might gift it to Hagrid!) I became quite disheartened with knitting and so just did si
I have just finished a couple of gifts for my partner's nephew's wife and their new son born this week. Mittens for her and Jacket/Tam for the new baby.
Since there's been some discussion here lately about interchangables, I thought this post I did for the Fiber Arts Blog was worth repeating here.
Here's the technique that I referenced in a thread where we were discussing different cast ons and cast offs.
Well, not really, but it was because of Doctor Who that I taught myself how to knit. I loved the scarves that Tom Baker wore during his tenure as the Doctor.
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One of the things I like about film noir from the 1940s and '50s is how there's usually a bar, café, restaurant or nightclub that functions as a portal to danger for the steel-hearted, world-weary protagonist. There, his fate is often intimated by a haunting torch song performed by a sultry chanteuse leaning against a piano. The tables have candles on them, cocktails are served in proper glassware and the conversation is subdued. You might see a murder in one of these establishments, but never a television.
It's true that those interiors were three-walled Hollywood fabrications, but they were based on real places. Most of the bars and cafés that formed the basis for those dreams are gone or ruined now, but there are a few extant throwbacks here and there, and I seek them out. One of my favorites— speaking of Hollywood—is Musso & Frank Grill, "the oldest restaurant in Hollywood." It opened in 1919 and hasn't changed much at all. There are old-world menu options, coat racks at the booths, elegant wood décor and smartly uniformed waiters who have worked there for decades. But the best thing about Musso & Frank is that they never bothered to put a television in there.
When you sit at the bar at Musso & Frank Grill, you might be sitting on the same barstools where Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall perhaps took a load off from shooting To Have and Have Not to clink martinis and fall in love. In that movie, it's the bar inside the Hotel Martinique where they meet. In Casablanca, the woman is Ingrid Bergman and the bar is Rick's American Café. In that picture, Bogart came up with the line, "Here's looking at you, kid"—it wasn't in the script—and we can easily imagine him repeating those iconic words to his future wife at the bar at Musso & Frank. In this scenario, we can be certain he's indeed looking at her and not a Dodgers game.
Another bar as awesome as Musso & Frank is Tosca in San Francisco's North Beach. It so successfully retains its 1930s ambience that it feels haunted. There's opera on the jukebox, and chocolate brandy drinks are lined up along the long, elegant old bar. It's always dark inside, and, of course, there's no TV.
You get the point: I like endearing aspects of our culture that are fading away, and a main one is a bar without a television.
Now, mind you, I'm not an anti-TV crusader. TV offers higher-quality storytelling than the movie industry these days, which mostly turns out gazillion-dollar computer-generated comic books. TCM alone is worth whatever concomitant headaches the ubiquity of TV has caused.
And as a Padres fan, I like watching games with friends over a few cheap beers and fried snacks now and then at a rowdy sports bar. My personal favorite is Kristy's MVP on Midway Drive. If you've never seen the bar's namesake punish a naughty customer with a wooden paddle, put it on your San Diego bucket list. What would Kristy's be without TVs? Just a bar owned by a woman who likes to spank the clientele.
But here's my point: Not every single nook or cranny in the universe needs to have a TV stuffed into it, and, in particular, not every place that pours grownup drinks. Where's San Diego's Musso & Frank or Tosca? The lobby of the La Valencia Hotel, for one. But the Babcock & Story bar in the Hotel Del Coronado is littered with obtrusive flat-screen TVs that have forever compromised that once-grand establishment. The benefit of TV to the sports-loving customer is completely overwhelmed by the cost of TV to the integrity of the bar.
I'm a crusader for this cause. I have a Facebook page called "Bars without televisions" that I don't update very often because there are so few places to talk about. I should give my ex-girlfriend credit—she came up with the idea. In a bar without a TV, I can sip my martini and remember that time that she and I—never mind. Televisions in bars coddle you with forgetting; television-free bars invite you to remember the art of communicating or contemplating a dream.
Bars like the ones in San Diego's Starlite and Jaynes restaurants, to name two favorites, are run by owners who get it. A café or bar alive with the sound of conversation creates a qualitatively different mood than one burdened with the sound of truck ads. But for every one bar without a TV, there are 5,000 others that have them. The future looks dim.
I'm writing this column at Rudford's, an oldschool, TV-free diner on El Cajon Boulevard. In the booth next to mine, however, is a more desirable distraction: two stylish, beautiful young women, probably in their early 20s, both of whom would've looked perfect sipping daiquiris at the Hotel Martinique in To Have and Have Not. They're remarkably articulate and soft-spoken. They don't seem Californian at all. Where are they from? Were they transported from 1949 to star in my column?
I introduce myself and ask them a simple question: Would this diner be better or worse with a TV?
"Worse," one of the beauties said. I asked why, and she responded, "It would take away from the old diner ambience of the place." "I don't like the way things are going," the other beauty said. "Everything's depersonalized. People don't talk to each other."
"We work in a place where there are TVs everywhere," the first beauty said.
"People want to sit right by the TVs," the other added.
"I have this device called a TV-B-Gone," said the first. "Sometimes I turn off the TVs in bars."
There may be hope for the future after all.
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JOUR-101, Introduction to Journalism, introduces the student to the skills, principles, and ethics of news reporting and news writing. In addition to analyzing and studying types of journalistic writing (feature, editorial, and news story), the student works on news gathering, interviewing, and writing. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of READ-099 and ENGL-101 or ENGL-103, or concurrent enrollment in ENGL-101 or ENGL-103. Credit by portfolio available. Three hours lecture each week. Three credits. Three billable hours.
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Phillip Carrington Mitchell, 66, of Red Jacket, passed away Monday, January 14, 2013, at Williamson Memorial Hospital.
He was born November 22, 1946, at Alexandria, Va., to his late stepfather, Harry Chafin, and mother, Nell Mitchell Chafin.
In addition to his mother and stepfather, Phillip is preceded in death by his sister, Trish Chafin.
Phillip was a veteran having served in the United States Air Force, he was also a retired educator having played a vital role in all areas of sports as a coach and he enjoyed being involved with the students he taught. Phillip was an active member of the Red Jacket Community Church having served in various departments of the church.
He is survived by his wife, Jane Ann Radford Mitchell of Red Jacket; sons, Phillip Nathaniel and Nicholas Carrington Mitchell; and brothers, Rod and John Bill Chafin;
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, January 17, at 11 a.m. at Chambers Funeral Services Chapel with Bro. Dallas Rife officiating. Burial will follow at Mitchell-Chafin Cemetery of Newtown. Pallbearers will be family and friends. The family will begin receiving friends on Wednesday, January 16, from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.
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In effective classrooms, teachers consistently attend to at least four elements: whom they teach (students), where they teach (learning environment), what they teach (content), and how they teach (instruction). If teachers lose sight of any one of the elements and cease investing effort in it, the whole fabric of their work is damaged and the quality of learning impaired.
Understanding by Design focuses on what we teach and what assessment evidence we need to collect. Its primary goal is delineating and guiding application of sound principles of curriculum design. It also emphasizes how we teach, particularly ways of teaching for student understanding. Understanding by Design is predominantly a curriculum application design model.
Differentiated Instruction focuses on whom we teach, where we teach, and how we teach. Its primary goal is ensuring that teachers focus on processes and procedures that ensure effective learning for varied individuals. Differentiation is predominantly an instructional application design model.
Quality classrooms evolve around powerful knowledge that works for each student. They require quality curriculum and quality instruction. In tandem, UbD and DI provide structures, tools, and guidance for developing curriculum and instruction based on our current best understandings of teaching and learning.
That the two models stem from current best understandings of teaching and learning. It is useful to view the "axioms" and "corollaries" that demonstrate ways the two models interface. The axioms are fundamental principles of Understanding by Design. The corollaries demonstrate the way in which Differentiated Instruction works to ensure that each student will have access to and support for success with the axioms. Together, the axioms and corollaries illustrate some ways in which UbD and DI work in tandem toward shared goals.
The primary goal of quality curriculum design is to develop and deepen student understanding.
Evidence of student understanding is revealed when students apply (transfer) knowledge in authentic contexts.
Corollaries for Axiom 2
Effective curriculum development following the principles of backward design helps avoid the twin problems of textbook coverage and activity-oriented teaching in which no clear priorities and purposes are apparent.
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Regular reviews of curriculum and assessment designs, based on design standards, provide quality control and inform needed adjustments. Regular reviews of "results" (i.e., student achievement) should be followed by needed adjustments to curriculum and instruction.
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Teachers provide opportunities for students to explore, interpret, apply, shift perspectives, empathize, and self-assess. These six facets provide conceptual lenses through which student understanding is assessed.
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Teachers, students, and districts benefit by "working smarter" and using technology and other vehicles to collaboratively design, share, and critique units of study.
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UbD is a way of thinking, not a program. Educators adapt its tools and materials with the goal of promoting better student understanding.
Corollaries to Axiom 7
Together, backward design and differentiation describe a comprehensive way of thinking about curriculum, assessment, and instruction, stemming from a shared understanding of what constitutes effective teaching and learning. In the instructional planning of teachers guided by backward design and differentiation, we should expect to see systematic attention to content goals they plan to teach and to the students who will learn them. Teachers will focus on clarity of goal and flexibility in arriving at the goal.
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Amid the singers, dancers and entertainers that took to the America's Got Talent stage this year, one duo in particular won our votes: dog trainer Tony Hoard and his 7-year-old Australian Shepherd, Rockin' Rory.
With one of the season's more heart-warming storylines – grandfather Hoard quit his day job to compete on the reality show – the pair made it to the semi-finals, but were eliminated Sept. 3.Despite the loss, Hoard, 54, tells PEOPLE Pets that he and his pup had a great time. "It was fantastic, and amazing to be a part of the show," he says. "Getting to perform with my dog on national TV was a once-in-a-lifetime experience."
A friend encouraged Hoard to audition for Talent earlier in the spring. "She kept after me," he says. "I didn't have anything to do the weekend Chicago auditions were going on, so Rory and I went, and it all snowballed from there." The pair were soon whisked away to Los Angeles and afterward, Las Vegas.
"I don't think I'd trade the experience for anything. It's something not a lot of people ever get to do."Hoard and Rory earned high marks for their Frisbee routines, which the trainer says Rory was "born to do. He was put on this earth to perform – and he's one of those dogs that does better under pressure than when goofing off. He covers my mistakes and reacts well."
Though they had a "strong" final performance, Hoard believes his own errors cost them a shot at the finals. "Rory didn't miss a single disc – it was miles better than our performance the week before," he says. "I take full blame for anything that went wrong. But the crowd was into us, and it was a positive way to go out."
Now back home in New Castle, Ind., Hoard is hoping his run on Talent brings exposure to his burgeoning dog-training career. "You leave a job in manufacturing you've been at for 25 years, and it's a major leap of faith," he says. "With the way the economy is, it's scary. But in March I started a journey on America's Got Talent, and even though that journey is over, I'm hoping that I've started a new adventure, and want to have fun doing so. I'm not looking at this as 'the end' at all."
As a grandfather to two little boys, Hoard is also happy to be back with his family. "They missed us. And they were very supportive. This whole experience really brought our community together, and that makes me proud."
As for Rory – one of Hoard's five pups – his career is far from over. "I do Frisbee shows with my dogs when I can. I have a big Chevy van that I pile the dogs in, a trailer for our equipment, and we're off to perform wherever and whenever we're hired," Hoard says. "And Rory, he's changed my life forever. I hope I can repay him somehow, someway."
Read about more Hollywood dogs on PEOPLE Pets:
Mischa Barton: My Dogs Keep Me Grounded
Hills Star Stephanie Pratt's Animal Past: I Had a Rat!
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For five consecutive Political Insiders Polls dating back to January, 2010, Romney has held onto his first-place ranking in this survey. And his most recent rating is the highest score he's achieved in any of the surveys. But as some prospective Republican presidential contenders decided not to make the race--like governors Haley Barbour of Mississippi and Mitch Daniels of Indiana--and GOP White House hopefuls like former governors Tim Pawlenty and Jon Huntsman of Utah have slipped, Perry has rocketed into contention, even though he has yet to declare he's a candidate.
Pawlenty is ranked as the third leading contender for the nomination, but his fellow Minnesotan, Rep. Michele Bachmann is breathing down his neck in fourth place in the rankings. Two months ago Pawlenty was ranked second and his Insiders Index ranking was more than five times Bachmann's score. The intervening CNN New Hampshire Republican presidential debate where Bachmann showed passion and Pawlenty punted an opportunity to challenge Romney on health care, apparently made a big impression on Republican Insiders in this relatively fluid contest. Huntsman rounds out the top-five.
At the same time, some of the biggest names in the GOP have now become afterthoughts to lead the party in 2012: former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who remains a popular figure among conservative Republicans, has tumbled to eighth spot in the GOP Insiders ranking. And former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, the architect of the party's 1994 takeover of the House, has fallen out of the top-ten rankings altogether.
Romney's strengths remain what they have always been: his fundraising ability, the experience he gained from his losing 2008 presidential bid, the tendency of Republicans to nominate someone who has been around the track and his years running a private equity firm before he became governor which give him credibility on the economy.
"Republicans decide whose turn it is before the race even starts," said one GOP Insider. "Nobody announced or otherwise, has the stature, passion or money to take this away from Romney." Another observed, "The debt crisis plays to the economic cluster of issues that he owns. Changers come and challengers go and he remains constant." Added a third: "The Republican electorate is predictable and Romney will be the nominee if the tea party doesn't overtake the process."
Indeed, some Republican Insiders think Romney has thrived because the race lacks strong establishment choices like Barbour and Daniels. "The three-ring circus going on around him makes him look more presidential by the day," opined one GOP Insider.
In this unsettled GOP race, Perry has emerged as Romney's leading rival. He's seen as a candidate who could blend rank-and-file Republican support with tea party backing. The solid job growth in Texas over the past decade while he's been in the governor's chair could also burnish Perry's credentials on the economy.
"If and when Perry gets in he will shoot to the top as he can draw from the tea party and establishment voters," said one GOP Insider. "He has more juice than Bachmann and is viewed as more authentic than Romney." Another GOP Insider described Perry this way: "He's a tea partier with governing credentials. That's a tough combo to beat, in a primary anyway."
But other Republican Insiders remain skeptical and say that while Perry looks good on paper, he's still untested on the national stage. "It is a conceptual candidacy based totally on assumptions," said one GOP Insider. "Assumptions don't always stand up when you get in the game and have to play by another set of rules than your own." Another said Perry was "today's flavor, but will likely fade under close scrutiny."
Pawlenty was previously seen as Romney's lead challenger, but his status as a serious contender is now in doubt. "Pawlenty's best shot is if everyone above [him] collapses," averred one GOP Insider. "He is running on fumes, but he can still turn it around," said another. "The only story the press likes to write more than the end of a candidacy is the return to life of a candidacy seen as on the edge of defeat," observed one Insider. "That is the good news, but the reality is that's hard to do."
While Bachmann, a three-term congresswoman who was previously best known for her blistering conservative rhetoric, impressed in the CNN debate, many Republican Insiders remain dubious. "She will never be nominated but this is where she fits right now," said one GOP Insider. "She does have an undeniable brand and passion on her side." Echoed another, "She will eventually implode, but for now she is formidable." Added a third, "Bachmann's surge is already starting to hit a philosophical ceiling."
With his record as a popular two-term governor, a sub-cabinet official in the George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush administrations, ambassador to China for President Obama, and a father who is a billionaire industrialist, Huntsman is seen as a credible candidate. His prospects depend on a strong showing in the New Hampshire primary. "Huntsman is ranked [in the top five] because we are assuming that he will fund a significant percentage of his campaign through, at least thru New Hampshire," said one GOP Insider. "He'd have to beat Perry and Romney in New Hampshire," said another." I guess it's possible." But others see him as just a niche candidate. "Not sure about the strategy, but he is appealing to a specific wing of the party in a crowded field--the elitist and moderate wing," demurred one skeptical GOP Insider.
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"One time I had a lot of oats leftover so I made up this concoction in 40 minutes. You can add more sugar or bananas to your sweet delight."
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4 slices
whole wheat bread
1 cup
rolled oats
2 1/2 cups
lowfat milk
1/4 cup
butter, softened
ripe bananas, sliced
1/3 cup
brown sugar
1/4 cup
Mine was DELICIOUS. But I must say that I did make quite a few changes.... 6 slices of bread instead of 4, 1/4 cup applesauce plus 1 tablespoon smart balance light instead of butter, added 1 teaspoon vanilla, and 2 tsp. cinnamon. Omitted raisins and added 1/2 cup walnuts. While the bread and oats were soaking, I mixed together everything but the bananas. I mashed up one of the 4 bananas and added it to the cinnamon mixture and let it soak in the fridge while the bread/oats were doing their thing for about 1 1/2 hours. Baked for 55 minutes and came out perfect! (see my photo!) I recommend 'chopping' the bananas instead of slicing so that you get more of them distributed throughout the dish and you get a little in every bite. This was great for dessert but even better for breakfast. I think rum or rum extract would really make this yummy.
OK, but next time I'll mash the bananas as the slices were a rather odd texture. I also added cinnamon and 2 eggs.
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Pretty tasty - I used white bread instead of whole wheat, light margarine instead of butter, and nonfat milk instead of lowfat, and I don't think it made a difference. I did use raisins. This is a good way to use leftover bananas, oats, the heels of bread loaves. The only addition I would make is a pinch or two of cinnamon - without it, this recipe was a little bland.
My husband loves it! And it smells wonderful. I did add 2 eggs as other people have suggested, the pudding seems to hold better. I served it with vanilla ice cream. It's a hit!!!
I used some suggestions given: I added cinnamon and vanilla extract and walnuts. Also, I used applesauce instead of butter, and soy milk instead of regular milk (to lower fat and cholesterol). I cut down the bananas to 2, and used the Splenda/brown sugar mixture to cut sugar calories. I added currants as well as Heath toffee chips to sweeten it up, because I was making it for a dessert. I served with vanilla bean ice cream and drizzled caramel sauce on it. It would not have been sweet enough for a dessert otherwise. I rated the recipe as a 4 by itself, but with all my changes/additions, it was a 5! I got rave reviews and everyone wanted more.
This has now become a staple dessert in my home. I use soy milk, substituted sucanat for the sugar, use only one banana and added a sprinkling of chocolate chips to the top. My family LOVES this, and it's so EASY!
Wonderful! Only had 2 bananas and used nonfat powdered milk. Replaced the oil with applesauce and it came out great! Will definitely make it again.
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Everton boss Roberto Martinez was aggrieved his side were not awarded a penalty in the first half when Baines appeared to be brought down by Gary Medel inside the box.
Referee Anthony Taylor waved play on despite Medel failing to get any touch on the ball and Mackay admits he felt it would have been a 'soft' penalty if Taylor had have pointed to the spot for the incident.
"I kind of felt Baines was on his way down, I thought he was looking for it," Mackay told Sky Sports. "He is someone that is a fantastic player, bursting into the box many times in this game.
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Mackay felt a draw was a fair result with clear-cut chances few and far between in the game.
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teaching Interaction Design and Social Entrepreneurship.
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Interaction Design Research and Synthesis
Rapid Ideation and Creative Problem Solving
Evaluation of Interaction Design Solutions
Entrepreneurial Practice
Design, Society and the Public Sector
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Theory of Interaction Design and Social Entrepreneurship
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About The Curriculum
Our 1 year program is intended for people who want to start their own companies, join existing creative consultancies, or change their career path. The curriculum combines traditional lecture-style courses with the creative learning-by-doing style of the design studio environment. Students rapidly acquire knowledge of various humanitarian issues, like poverty or nutrition, while formulating advanced design ideas related to synthesis, service and system design, and entrepreneurship. Learn more and apply here »
Who Should Apply?
Austin Center for Design seeks students who have an existing interest and proven track record in design, business, technology, art, or social affairs. The rigorous program in Interaction Design and Social Entrepreneurship brings together these students in a creative environment to launch businesses and produce working, multi-platform design systems. Students do not need to have an undergraduate degree in art, design or technology in order to apply. Learn more and apply here »
What Is Interaction Design?
Interaction Design is the creation of a dialogue between a person and a designed artifact - a product, service, or system. An Interaction Designer creates frameworks for behavioral change, on both a grand and small scale. Interaction Designers may create software, physical artifacts, environmental spaces, or systems of engagement; in all cases, the focus for the Interaction Designer is on the creation of a meaningful dialogue between a person and the designed elements.
After studying at the Austin Center for Design, students will have the skills necessary to develop interaction design solutions related to web sites, mobile phones, software, physical products, complicated systems, and services. Students will learn specific skills on how to craft these interaction design artifacts, and will also learn a process for managing the complexity that is associated with interaction design.
Additionally, students will learn a philosophical way of thinking about complexity, and managing ill-structured problem solving as it occurs in a job setting. This philosophy is one that is dependent on contextualized methods of synthesis in order to iteratively solve problems through prototypes and testing. Learn more and apply here »
What Is Social Entrepreneurship?
Social Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of a better world through problem solving. A Social Entrepreneur addresses some of the largest issues facing our world, including those of poverty, sustainability, inequality, access to natural resources, and education, through creativity and innovative uses of technology and capitol.
While the work of a Social Entrepreneur may appear altruistic, it frequently offers great personal, societal, and financial rewards. The problems addressed in this segment of work are large, and affect millions of people. A slight positive change in behavior can have an exponential repercussion when introduced into the world, and so Social Entrepreneurs commonly view problems both "in the small" and "in the large" at once.
Students at the Austin Center for Design focus exclusively on interaction design problems that are of a social nature, and work to change behavior through design. Students learn ways of presenting their work in a compelling manner, suitable for generating both positive public acknowledgement and also for raising capital for future endeavors. Learn more and apply here »
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- demonstrate a comprehensive process for solving complicated, multi-faceted problems of design
- develop original design solutions and approaches to large-scale social problems
- develop a unique vocabulary of criticism as related to technology, allowing them to articulate objective and comprehensive responses and critiques to large-scale design problems
- demonstrate the creation, application and verification of entirely new forms of design research that improve on the state-of-the-art.
- develop and document new models to present various types of qualitative data.
- develop original forms of synthesis that re-contextualizes familiar thought patterns.
- develop original methods of framing issues, resolving conflict, and parsing complex situations into actionable objectives.
- cultivate a culture of speed in the creation of demonstration prototypes in order to stimulate the collaborative process.
- create interactive, working prototypes of digital design problems that allow for comprehensive user testing and the communication of diverse and complicated ideas
- compose scholarly essays, papers, and documents of publishable quality that explore the nature of design and rigorously defend the assertions used to construct the argument.
- participate in the global design infrastructure that exists within the business and academic world.
- invent new forms of behavioral prototyping that inform the designer at an early stage in the design process.
- develop the vocabulary to discuss their design solutions with other members of a product development team
- develop the vocabulary to defend the social value of their design solutions


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When he wins majors, he wins big.
While McIlroy's two-shot win at Royal Liverpool was mathematically tighter than his previous major wins at Congressional and Kiawah -- both by eight strokes -- they all have followed a similar pattern: McIlroy races out in front and leaves his pursuers to gasp in vain to catch up. Also apparent is how comfortable he is going deep into red numbers. Of McIlroy's 12 worldwide wins as a pro, all have featured a winning score of 12 under par or better. -- S.W.
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