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Have you ever wished that you could send an mp3 to someone that you were talking to without having to hook up your devices to one another? The AirPlay to AppleTV support was a similar feature that was recently added to the Android media player. Now, you will be able to send your mp3 from one phone to another without having to connect them, straight through NFC technology. The video that was released also offers a few details that will give you a better idea of how the technology will work. The update first went live in the Android Market throughout the night. You will be able to send the mp3 to someone that is on a unlocked Samsung Nexus S Google, Galaxy S II and hopefully soon other devices.
In order to use the software you will have to have two different Android phones that also have the NFC technology. The file sharing features work over the WiFi or Bluetooth connection strings, and will continually be updated by DoubleTwist.
This is exciting because it is the first of many ways that we will see this technology to be used in the future. The ability to wirelessly send files from one device to another will be hugely popular in the near future. As of right now, only a few devices actually have the NFC technology to make it possible, but you can bet that as more devices are added to lineups with this technology that there will be more and more uses for wirelessly sending files back and fourth.
Several companies have announced new phones that have NFC technology to be released in the near future, so it appears that the trend will continue to grow moving forward as well. Sharing music is just the very beginning, but you can bet that all sorts of files will be shared moving forward into the future.
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This Residential unit requires students to attend six days of intensive study from Sunday 11 September – Friday 16 September at the Deakin Management Centre, Geelong.
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The unit develops students' ability to read, interpret and use corporate financial reports and other relevant information such as internal accounting reports. The unit is primarily concerned with developing a strong understanding of accounting concepts and issues from perspectives both internal and external to the entity. This understanding can then be applied to a range of theoretical and practical problems often encountered by managers. The student's appreciation of the complexities of financial measurement, accounting policy selection, and techniques of managerial accounting is developed using case studies and practical problems. No previous accounting background is assumed.
Assessment 1 (individual) - Test - 30%
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Marisa Levine, 2012 Mass General Marathon Team Runner
Marisa Levine, a Mass General employee, is running her first marathon in honor of her patient-partner, Lizany, and in memory of Eric, a close friend who passed away from leukemia.
Jonathan Friedstat, 2012 Mass General Marathon Team Runner
As a burn and critical care fellow at Mass General, Jonathan has worked closely with MGHfC staff. Why is he running to raise money for pediatric cancer care and research? "None of these kids asked for this problem, and neither did their families."
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The Mass General Marathon Team has raised more than $6 million in support of the MassGeneral Hospital for Children Cancer Center.


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Hendricken wrestlers pass big test, stay perfect
The Bishop Hendricken wrestling team faced one of its biggest challenges of the dual-meet season on Thursday when it visited fourth-place Coventry, but the Hawks came out of the meet with another victory. Hendricken beat Coventry 39-27 to stay unbeaten in Division I.
The Hawks got the bulk of their points from five pins. Nick Celico, Jason Davol, Nick DiMauro, Dylan Bessette and Mike Gelardi delivered those pins. Chris Barone added a win by decision at 152, while Billy Stewart won by forfeit at 220.
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The University of Northern Iowa Schedule of Classes is a general publication regarding curricular offerings, fees, and related policies and procedures. Every effort has been made to make this document accurate; however, all offerings, policies, procedures, fees, and charges are subject to change at any time.
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NIH grant brings students to the cutting-edge of cancer research
Biochemistry prof Brendan Looyenga recently received a $295,939 grant from the National Cancer Institute to do research with students that could provide useful insights into both neurology and oncology.
February 04, 2015 | Matt Kucinski
New series offers music over lunch
"Notes at Noon" features musical samplings from Calvin faculty and professional musicians from Grand Rapids.
November 04, 2014 | Katie Salyer
Calvin hosts Symposium on Common Grace in Business
Theologians, scholars and business people convened at Calvin College for conversations about the application of Abraham Kuyper's theological work on common grace to the business world.
November 01, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
Art exhibition traces Native American history
Exhibition brings together Native American historical artifacts and the work of an early 20th century photographer.
October 31, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
Calvin participates in worldwide MegaMenger Build
Calvin's math department will use 160 pounds of business cards to construct a cubic representation of a fractal.
October 09, 2014 | Katie Salyer
Chemistry prof named Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar
Doug Vander Griend is one of seven faculty members in the U.S. to be awarded an unrestricted research grant of $60,000.
August 12, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Engineering prof's paper gets national recognition
Gayle Ermer's paper received top recognition at the American Society for Engineering Education's (ASEE) annual conference in Indianapolis.
June 20, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Student uses linguistics to compare Turkish and American music
Maria Cupery compared the top ten song charts in Turkey and the United States for her research project. She presented her findings at a national conference this spring.
May 21, 2014 | Connor Sterchi
English profs dig deeper into the classics
Two English profs are hoping a fresh perspective on the classics will translate into a deeper understanding of the texts for both them and their students.
May 14, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
Mastering the art of practice
Calvin College kinesiology professor Julie Walton is the recipient of the 2014 Presidential Award for Exemplary Teaching.
May 09, 2014 | Phil de Haan
Calvin prof awarded Fulbright to teach in Nepal
Beginning in January 2015, Calvin College chemistry professor Herb Fynewever will spend seven months teaching and researching at Kathmandu University.
May 05, 2014 | Connor Sterchi
Calvin's provost receives Fulbright Award
Claudia Beversluis, provost of Calvin College, has received a Fulbright award. During the month of March, she will travel with a small team of American University administrators to several cities in India, visiting major universities to discuss issues in higher education.
February 13, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Accounting program Q&A with Julie Voskuil
Professor Julie Voskuil discusses new developments in Calvin's accounting major as well as the values that continue to characterize the program.
December 18, 2013 | Amanda Greenhoe
Faculty Profile: Marilyn and Jason Stansbury
Calvin business professors Marilyn and Jason Stansbury got the president of Calvin College's blessing before they got married.
August 14, 2013 | Grace Ruiter
Faculty Profile: Won Lee
Calvin religion professor Won Lee considers teaching his ministry.
July 19, 2013 | Grace Ruiter
Faculty Profile: Maria Rodriguez
Calvin Spanish professor Maria Rodriguez trusted in God's plan even when the odds were stacked against her.
July 16, 2013 | Grace Ruiter
Faculty Profile: David Wunder
Calvin engineering professor David Wunder thought he was going to be an architect until he took a few courses in water treatment.
July 11, 2013 | Grace Ruiter
Calvin remembers Bill Vande Kopple
On Wednesday, July 3, longtime English professor Bill Vande Kopple died unexpectedly. He's remembered as a great teacher and an encouraging mentor who cared deeply about students.
July 10, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Faculty Profile: Elisha Marr
Calvin sociology professor Elisha Marr is raising awareness about stereotypes in the media one class at a time.
June 25, 2013 | Grace Ruiter
Faculty Profile: Joel Westra
Joel Westra's path to becoming a political science professor began from a childhood fascination with maps and militaries.
June 21, 2013 | Grace Ruiter


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Video: At Least 57 Injured as Ferry Crashes Manhattan Pier
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NEW YORK -- A high-speed commuter ferry slammed into a Lower Manhattan dock Wednesday, injuring 57 people, authorities said.
Officer Sophia Tassy, a spokeswoman for the NYPD, said the Seastreak Wall Street ferry, a commuter run from New Jersey to lower Manhattan along the East River, crashed during a hard landing around 8:43 a.m ET.
Fire Department Commissioner Sal Cassano said two people were critically injured and that many of the injured were taken to hospitals in Manhattan and Brooklyn. There were 326 people on board, including five crewmembers, when the ferry struck the dock at about 12 mph, he said.
Cassano added that fire officials responded within three minutes of receiving the call. On the scene, 155 firefighters and emergency medical technicians assessed patients.
"At this present time we are wrapping up our operation," he said late Wednesday morning.
The Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating, New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
The ferry, which left Highlands, N.J., at 8 a.m., actually struck a loading barge that it was passing while trying to dock, Seastreak President James Barker told New York's WNBC-TV.
"There was a jolt when that occurred, throwing the people forward into their seats and the walls," Barker told the station.
"We just tumbled on top of each other. I got thrown into everybody else. ... People were hysterical, crying," Ellen Foran, 57, of Neptune City, N.J., told the Associated Press.
Some patients were carried out strapped to stretchers, their heads and necks immobilized. About a dozen passengers on stretchers were spread out on the dock, surrounded by emergency workers, AP reports. Mayor Michael Bloomberg was on the scene.
Passenger Frank McLaughlin, 46, told AP he was thrown forward and wrenched his knee in the impact. He said some other passengers were bloodied when they banged into walls and toppled to the floor.
Dee Wertz, who was on shore, waiting for the ferry, saw the impact.
"It was coming in a little wobbly," she said. "It hit the right side of the boat on the dock hard, like a bomb."
The waterside area in downtown Manhattan quickly filled with police, firefighters, transportation workers and media. News helicopters were flying overhead.
"You'd have to suspect there was negligence," involved in this accident, says maritime attorney John Hession, who was a lead maritime counsel for litigation after a 2003 Staten island ferry crash that killed 11 people.
Hession stressed that he doesn't know all the facts, but said that he thinks negligence would be a factor since it was a relatively clear day and the ferry was equipped with modern equipment that would help to avoid a major collision.
The Seastreak ferry service offers high-speed catamaran services to points in Manhattan from central New Jersey with a fleet of five ferries, the company says on its website. Four of the ferries have capacities of up to 400 passengers and one with capacity of up to 149 passengers.
The ferry is considered high-end. It has a bar on board and costs a bit more than most ferries.
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As a companion text to the Loose cannon and of course, the holiest of holies, We are humbly assembling a handbook for ordained Monisters who seek inspiration when officiating various duties that the irreverent are called upon to perform.
In this thread, we'll be taking submissions for funerals. We want the long an short of it. From the cartoonishly short to the mind numbingly long. From the scurviest, surliest drunken revelry, to the humblest humanistic bond.
So let's hear it. Let's all inspire new Monisters and either build, or burn, some bridges with other religions.


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By Aldo Panessidi
With 2011 coming to a close, speculation on the upcoming technology of 2012 is beginning to run rampant. So, to help keep you in "the know," here are a few smartphones, technology upgrades, and the like. Manufacturers will be releasing a plethora of new innovative protective solutions and premium electronic accessories to protect, personalize and enhance your mobile devices
Samsung has had a great year with consistent performance with strong sales from its Galaxy cell phones coupled with its Galaxy Tablet and related mobile device accessories. To continue the momentum of 2011, Samsung will be launching the Galaxy Note - touted to be a "new category of product" in early 2012.
At the moment no specific carrier has been chosen to feature this smartphone, but with the revolutionary "buzz" around the release, it will likely be a time limited exclusive agreement with one of the larger service providers. Unlocked cell phone relieve dependency on service provider long term contracts... choose the service provider you want and negotiate a low cost service package that meets your lifestyle and needs.
How Global are smartphone consumers REALLY?
According to the mobile strategy firm, VisionMobile, there has been a marked increase in smartphone shipments in 2010-2011. In the same report, they also indicated that the use of global smartphones in comparison is rather lukewarm and tepid: 27%. One reason for this may be the limited global smart phones offered by carriers, especially in corporate purchasing plans and contacts. More and more consumers are personalizing their mobile devices with accessories that offer both superior protection and trend-setting fashion.
No doubt global smartphone shipments would jump to a more comparable rate if the major carriers offered greater choices, but the exclusivity of their phone offerings precludes the same array of choices available to consumers considering unlocked smartphones.
RIM – strategic play
Whether RIM has a fortune teller on staff or they were remarkably prepared to lose their greatest market differentiator (their secure OS). In light of this fiasco, they may retain their cherished government and enterprise customers with a new platform. It allows IT administrators to better manage the newest endpoints to the network: smartphones and tablets. In this rapidly consumer need driven mobility industry the beauty of this platform is that non-RIM OS platforms such as Apple and Android will be better centrally managed.


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Video: Kindergarten Program in Jeopardy
Video: Can Kindergarten be Eliminated?
WHEATFIELD, N.Y. -- The Niagara-Wheatfield School District is facing a $1 million budget shortfall even if voters approve a tax increase next month.
One option to close that gap includes cutting the kindergarten program, and that did not sit well with parents when it was announced by the school board last week.
As Elizabeth Gervase talks about her kindergarten students, her eyes light up. After 23 years of teaching at Errick Road Elementary, she hasn't lost any passion.
"Oh, I love kindergarten so much," she says. "They come in, many of them not even able to hold a pencil, unable to write, to read, and they leave me being readers and writers."
Superintendent James Knowles told 2 On Your Side, "we're not trying to scare people, we're looking at what we need to do to close a $1 million dollar gap."
But as Gervase teaches in her reading corner, a problem is brewing, and a solution is needed. A budget shortfall of $2.4 million means the Niagara-Wheatfield district will ask voters to approve a 5.9-percent tax increase to cover more than half of that. Even if approved, the district will fall $1 million short. Meaning, next year, Gervase may not be teaching kindergarten for the first time in her career.
"It would break my heart because my heart is here with these 5 and 6 year olds," she says.
Budget problems are not new for the district. Last year, the popular Pre-K program, modified sports and the reading recovery program all fell victim to budget cuts. This time around, School Board Member Chris Peters warns that kindergarten, and its 15 teaching positions, are on the chopping block.
"Are you a parent and how would you feel if kindergarten goes away?" asked Kelly Dudzik.
"I think it would be devastating for our school district. I am a parent. I have two boys. My boys are in middle school and a senior in high school. They did go to kindergarten here. It hurts to think that kindergarten could be cut or even move to a half a day, but we're just financially in a bind," says Peters.
And, kindergarten is not the only program that could go.
"We're looking at all non-mandated programs. Sports, kindergarten, AP classes," he says.
"If kindergarten gets cut, does that make it harder for you to go to taxpayers and ask them to pay more?" asked Dudzik.
"Absolutely, I think the taxpayers are going to be very upset. People move into this district because it has been a very good school district. It's a great community and if they don't have this, housing values probably will drop, people will not move into the area, so we're still exploring every option," says Peters.
Peters says if voters approve the tax hike, his taxes would go up $170 a year, and he understands it might be tough to get the support of taxpayers on fixed incomes.
If kindergarten is cut, Gervase would likely get moved to a different grade, taking the job of a less experienced teacher. But, she is worried about more than that.
"There's just no way these children could possibly be prepared for first grade. Especially with our new common core standards, with the expectations now at every level, including kindergarten. There's no way these children could be ready for the new technology. The new expectations for college, for high school, for middle school. It's scary to think about that," she says.
The district tells us the reason for the shortfall is that there is a state mandated retirement system the district has to pay into.
The school board is expected to vote on the budget this Wednesday night at seven. That's when we should find out what gets cut.


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Experts Discuss Ethics of National Decline at Naval Academy
Posted on: May 02, 2013 08:00 EDT by Jessica Clark
The Naval Academy hosted a number of speakers during the annual McCain Conference April 25-26 to discuss the ethical and other implications of the U.S. fiscal crisis and the possibility of decline.
The McCain Conference is sponsored by the academy's Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership and brings together experts from a variety of disciplines to discuss the ethical issues of a specific theme.
This year's theme, "The Ethical Dimensions of Extraordinary National Challenges," focused on the theory and history of great power decline with emphasis on assessing the challenges faced by the U.S., identifying their moral and cultural causes, and recommending appropriate courses of action to leaders of culture-forming, economic, political and military institutions.
Former Undersecretary of Defense Michele Flournoy, who now serves on the Board of Directors of the Center for a New American Security, spoke about the need to ensure national security in times of long-term budgetary restraint.
She listed four key areas where the Defense Department could reduce spending:
- Minimizing the multiple management levels within the civilian force, as the private sector is doing
- Aggressive management of health care to reduce spending without sacrificing quality
- Eliminating excess infrastructure
- Acquisition reform by encouraging program managers to find efficient ways to spend and save, rather than pressuring them to spend money before the fiscal cycle ends.
Robert Lieber, professor of government and international affairs at Georgetown University debated whether or not the U.S. is in fact destined for decline, asserting that with wise leadership decisions, the U.S. "should remain in an exceptionally strong position."
"The idea of American decline is widespread," said Lieber. But this isn't the first time "doomsayers" have predicted decline - and were wrong.
"There is a tendency to extrapolate and over-hype present trends into the future," he said.
Lieber argued that the U.S. has the resources - both human and material - to maintain dominance and recommended putting entitlement spending on a sustainable level, regulatory reform and tort reform for medical costs as critical to a positive future.
Hedrick Smith, author of "Who Stole the American Dream?" focused on the changes in the U.S. economy and political system since the 1970s, when public activism forced politicians to create regulatory bodies - such as President Richard Nixon and the Environmental Protection Agency.
Two things changed this, he said. First, business leaders organized to counter activist movements and unions, increasing the number of corporate lobbyists in Washington, and it worked. People stopped demonstrating and protesting for what they wanted.
"There's a disconnect between Washington and the country," said Smith.
Secondly, there was a shift from stakeholder to shareholder capitalism with increased focus on profit only. The idea that business had to take care of all stakeholders kept middle class income levels high. Now, the ratio of executive pay to rank and file pay has increased greatly, said Smith.
David Brooks, New York Times op-ed columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," also looked to a shift in our history, this time cultural rather than political.
"The conventional story is that American culture was conformist in the 1950s and shifted in the 1960s, and that was the big cultural watershed in recent American history," said Brooks.
But Brooks contends that a cultural shift was happening as early as months after World War II, from a culture of self-effacement and humility to one of self-actualization and expression, a sense that each individual is "special."
"There has been a shift. We've told a generation how special they are, and they believe us. And this shift has produced some real-world effects," said Brooks.
Some of these effects include increase in consumption, risk-taking, debt, polarization, distrust of leadership, and what Brooks called moral inarticulateness.
We've raised a generation that hasn't been trained to think in moral or ethical terms and have a deep suspicion of anything that can't be quantified, said Brooks.
He believes that this is the foundation of our public debt problem which is "the essential problem," but he ended his talk on a note of optimism.
"Overall, I think the country is in decent cultural shape. All the indicators are pointing in the right direction. The country is still a country, and that central American zeitgeist is still the zeitgeist that will save us in the end."


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Yankees Game Turns Grisly in an Instant as Bryan Mitchell Is Hit
Mitchell, who took a line drive from the Twins' Eduardo Nunez off the right side of his skull, can be added to the list of major league pitchers to have endured such mound trauma.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
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Benefits, and Some Resistance, as New York Cracks Down on Nail Salon Abuses
Lunch breaks, higher pay and protective equipment are some of the improvements manicurists have seen two months after an investigation by The New York Times.
July 17, 2015, Friday
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How the Bombardier Beetle's Bomb Goes Off
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May 5, 2015, Tuesday
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Pattern of Safety Lapses Where Group Worked to Battle Ebola Outbreak
Safety deficiencies at a treatment center staffed by Partners in Health, a charity that pledged to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone and Liberia, led to the closure of the center after two clinicians were diagnosed with Ebola.
April 13, 2015, Monday
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Headgear Rule for Girls' Lacrosse Ignites Outcry
The Florida High School Athletic Association wanted players to wear protective headgear, but the decision left the sport's national governing body, coaches and players fuming.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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A.T.F. Delays Plan to Ban Popular Type of Bullets
The agency had proposed to restrict the armor-piercing "M855 green tip" rifle bullet, saying its increasing use in handguns that could be concealed posed a threat to law enforcement officers.
March 11, 2015, Wednesday
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March 8, 2015, Sunday
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March 7, 2015, Saturday
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February 11, 2015, Wednesday
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February 10, 2015, Tuesday
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Bioindustry Associations from across the Rocky Mountain Southwest Region are coming together to present an opportunity for Angels, Venture Capitalists and Strategic Investors to connect with the biotech and healthcare investment opportunities from across the Rocky Mountain Southwest states at White Hat Investors 2014 in Phoenix, Arizona on September 17 and 18, 2014.
"The West was won by innovators, investors, and prospectors who understood the value of discovery and accepted the challenge of investing in new frontiers," shared Joan Koerber-Walker, president and CEO of the Arizona Bioindustry Association (AZBio). "Now, industry leaders and accredited investors have the opportunity to meet a new generation of biotech and healthcare pioneers at White Hat 2014, the first annual biotech and healthcare investor conference that showcases the best of the Rocky Mountain Southwest Region."
White Hat Presenting Companies were selected from the region's emerging innovation leaders in the fields of Diagnostics, Therapeutics, Medical Devices, and Health IT. Presenting companies are developing lifesaving and life improving innovations that will benefit people today and for generations to come while addressing some of our greatest health challenges including cancer, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, neurological disorders, infectious disease, and more.
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White Hat events continue on September 18th at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix with presentations by privately-held life science companies presenting to attending representatives of family offices, investment funds, corporate investment/business development professionals for life science oriented firms (strategic investors), granting foundations, venture capital firms, and accredited investors. In addition to great company presentations in the areas of Medical Devices, Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Health IT, White Hat includes THREE general sessions featuring panel discussions on the investment environment from the perspective of Angels, Strategic Investors, and VCs.
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Mickey makes $$$$$ ... (talkin' about the M-o-u-s-e).
MCO needs to be a little careful on jacking up fees to airlines. Except for SWA almost all traffic originates and ends at this airport with very little connecting traffic relative to MIA. This means a lot of the smaller airlines and charters could relocate to Sanford if the MCO fees were to become prohibitive.
I have always preached SITUATIONAL AWARENESS to the younger guys and have never understood how anybody could lose it if they were paying attention to what they were doing but I found out last Tuesday afternoon. One of the guys was sick and I went down on the 767 to DFW for early afternoon return. Squall line out West but we were way ahead of it, but the CAT off of it made it like a roller coaster going down.Came back late afternoon, and I came up toward LIT, figuring to turn left, and go up and mke a fairly normal approach to 25 and punch in. We had already started an approach and we hit the mother of them all. That was the nastiest Bitch I have ever been in. It was like being on the inside of a light bulb and like a big hand was just tossing you up and down. I saw what looked like a hole, dove for it, and damn, there was the field. Bells and whistles were going off everywhere. KFSM is ringed with lighting from houses, malls, etc. and you couldn't see nothing so TOGA din't enter the picture. I asked Dude later why he didn't call it and he said "I dunno, you wuz flying the damn thing". Don't ask how but we lost 5-7 miles of that approach, and I was only carrying flaps 10 or so, hit the deck at about 205, about 500'long into that 8 grand, took full reverse down to the last taxiway and pretty much shot what had been good brakes. Shudder was an understatement. All the tower did was give me taxi instruction, but I figure they had already woke up Leroy over at the crash pad and told them to watch, cause they was fixin' to see a good one.Left inboard flap had to be replaced. Had a fist size indention from underneath. Couple rows of rivets back around the tail and I am sure a disk or 2 on the brakes had to be changed.Then, the storm kinda stalled and 20 miles outa town, I was on dry hiway and got home to watch that thing get a 2nd wind and come over the house. It was moving and spinning up so fast that NWS couldn't keep up with all the warnings.
Dude didn't call it because he was praying and probably had his eyes closed sir.
Dang bud, helluva ride. Glad you're around to tell the tale!
Well done...you can skip the stress test on your semi-annual. Likewise just bring in your underwear rather than urine and stool specimens.
I thank you for the well done my friend but that is the only time you will get to say it regarding this deal, cause I ain't gonna do it again.lol. Tim up there can tell you, it rattled me bad enough I been talkin about it for a week and me and Dude took the CRJ up Sunday afternoon just to get some nerve back. They is one thing about Situational Awareness, when the topic comes up again I will be a little more understanding.Tim, the prayer was there but it was defintely one of them Oh S*** moments.
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Perhaps this is a fundamental difference in our philosophies, but I ALWAYS bias towards defense first.
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Nick Park has brought out an exciting new board game, "Fleeced",starring Wallace & Gromit (plus a few other familiar faces) in a sheep rustling adventure. Due to hit shops in mid-November, it promises to be a hit in the run up to Christmas!
You can order your copy online from Corgi by clicking here
Rustling is rife in the countryside surrounding West Wallaby Street, forcing worried sheep to take refuge all over town. Work your way around the streets, seeking out those fugitive sheep. Rustle them from their hideouts, or from other players, and herd them in long lines safely back home. But beware! Sheep rustling's a gamble! The more sheep you rustle - the more other rustling rascals will have their greedy eyes on your flock.
The game is suitable for 2-6 players aged 8 years and over and includes the following content:
• 1 x Game Board
• 6 x Character pieces
• 6 x Sheep whistles
• 1 x Sheep dip bag
• 40 x Sheep pieces
• 50 x Cheese cards
• 7 x Sheep hideout cards
Nick Park will be attending the following stores to sign copies of this fantastic board game!
Saturday, 24th November - Hamleys, London. 1:00-3:30pm
Saturday, 1st December - Forbidden Planet, Bristol. 1:00-2:00pm
WOWWWWW Great A Board Game How Much Will It Be Great
o wow new plasticine wendoline and preston and feathers cool! nice to see they have made a brief comeback, i had an inckling they might one day, but thought it may not happen and it has, well this has cheered me up today.
and i just realised prestons no longer a robot!!!
can you buy the game in the shops!!!
will nick park be coming anywhere near leicester because i would love to meet him.
Well Thats On My Christmas List!
please can you tell me what times will nick be doing the signing in bristol?
i so want that gameit's nice to see that wendoline,preston and feathers are back!!!!
Will Nick Be Signing In Liverpool
Cool. Which Hamleys in London?
Will he be anywhere near the Trafford Centre? I want to book a place for my sleeping bag!
can you tell nick park to come somewere closer to leicester please.
got it for christmas
wow that looks really exciting. Ican't wait until it comes out!!
awesome im getting it lol look at preston in the pic he looks funny
how much how much how much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi everyone, we will post more information when Nick has confirmed what times he will be doing the signings. At the moment he is only going to be in Preston, London and Bristol. If any additional dates are added I'll let you know.
Hey! I thought Preston was dead. did Wendoline buy a new, nicer dog and call it Preston?
i would love to meet nick park but
london and bristol are to far.
can he come closer to leicester
Umm,i thourt Fleeced was all ready relased it said in the wallace and gromit annual 2007.
wallace wiy do you have a new bisnise
I am yor bigist fan love jake for wallace
I love you for wallace and gromit
I hate preston
i love all of you
Now I know, what I can put on my whishing list for my godparents (from Bristol) for Xmas. Perhaps even with a signature of Nick Park.
Great, let's play a game...
Dang,You Brits are so LUCKY what about me,the American,where do I get mine? Would I have to order mine online. It's a shame that none of your merchandise is availible to American fans.
is nick park still going to london because the dates have gone.
please delete darrels comments!
I have ordered W&G stuff from the UK. It takes awhile to get to me, and shipping costs LOTS, but I've gotten everything I've ordered. I've preordered Fleesed from Forbidden Planet.
Aardman staff please 4 our safety delete Darrels comment
I agree, Katie please delete Darrel's comments - they aren't suitable for the forum
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dat looks well kl i will just ahv 2 get it
how much will it be???
Hi hop2it
As Fish already mentioned the shop "Forbidden Planet Megastore".
If you look over Forbidden Planet you search for "Fleeced".
Nick Park will be signing copies of his first boardgame Fleeced!
Saturday 1st December, 1-2pm:
Bristol Megastore, Unit 4, Clifton Heights, Bristol, BS8 1ED
You can pre-order your signed copy, it must be placed before 12pm on Friday 30th November 2007.
Today where the prices at Forbidden Planet like this:
Regular Price: £24.99
Forbidden Planet Price: £19.99 include V.A.T. (28.71 €)
Expected Delivery Date to the warehouse: 15/12/2007
I think delivery is extra.
When you search for other shops with google you can look for: Fleeced "Wallace and Gromit" -Golden
I found over the internet the following dates for signing in other shops:
Preston: (Venue TBC) on the 17th of November
London: Hamleys on the 24th of November
I'm not belonging to Forbidden Planet Megastore and
not belonging to Aardmann Staff...
..but as Mr.Bean is saying:
...I like it anyway...
And I will get the game over to Germany.
Greatings to the Aardman Staff-Team.
If you don't like Links from Shops in your Forum, let me know.
Good night up there in Britain.
Good night Wallace&Gromit
To Aardman staff
what are the times for the Wallace and gromit nick parks signings in London and where is it!
Hi kieran
As I wrote before the signing will probably be in
London at Hamleys on the 24th of November.
I found this via Internet:
188-196 Regent Street W1
London W1B 5BT
(Travel: Piccadilly Circus Tube)
Telephone: 0800 2802 444
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I haven't found a time...yet
Cant wait!
Where in Preston is Nick Park signing? Thanks.
And what time? Thanks, can't wait!
Thanks (Jumping Jack Flash) for telling me where it is but i wounder what time it is.
Hello kieran, or others
To ask for the time of signing at Hamleys in London:
If there is no response comming from the Aardman Staff-Team
just write an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or use
the contact-page: http://www.hamleys.com/page/contact
If you know the answer, please inform the others here in the forum.
Best greatings from Germany...
hello everyone, sorry it's taken a while for an update and thanks to Jumping Jack Flash for helping out. Here's an update on board game signings:
Bristol at Forbidden Planet from 1-2pm on the 1st of December. Check out the website for more details: http://www.forbiddenplanet.com/Signings.html
The signing in London at Hamleys has been planned for 1-3pm on November 24th, although the times are still to be confirmed. We will let you know if there are any alterations.
Unfortunately due to time constraints the Preston even is no longer going ahead.
Sorry, but I REALLY wanted to meet the almighty Nick! I guess my life isn't meant to be good
You life is definitely meant to be good, Mibso. Sorry you are so disappointed!! I'm WAY over in America and I can't meet him either. But you never know...it COULD happen, someday.
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against Carolina before New York sets off on its own four-game road trip.
The Rangers will be a confident group heading up to Ontario
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- Newly acquired defenseman Anton Stralman didn't accompany
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He should practice with the team on Thursday.
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~World's most played Shyvana games: Final Count: 2611 Jan.29th 2013)~
Quit, moved to WildStar. Cya later Dragonborn
you try playing with dyspraxia/MS. you really have no idea how hard it is to play this game, or any game for that matter. I can't even write. Like you know with a pen and paper? Yeah I can't do that. I HAVE to use a keyboard, because my body is unable to control motor movments well enough to write. If i go to places i have to ask for a scribe if they need me to fill out a form. YOU TRY LEARNING HOW TO PLAY A COMPLEX GAME WHEN YOU CANT EVEN WRITE.
If you're not being sarcastic, whatever.
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~World's most played Shyvana games: Final Count: 2611 Jan.29th 2013)~
Quit, moved to WildStar. Cya later Dragonborn
I know a blind guy who was the #1 PvPer in a text-based MMO. Screen-reader technology is pretty amazing. They actually hired him on as a coder after awhile.
That guy is awesome though, thats so cool.
Whats wrong with me causes interpreted muscular error. Which is why I can't drive a car, write, or play some of my favorite games/champions.
He learned a work around for his issue, unfortunately there only work around for dyspraxia would literally be to have a neurocommunication "telepathic" direct link that would bypass physical input. IE have a keyboard/mouse input link to my thought process. like perhapse linking a keyboard and mouse input directly to my brain stem or my cerebellum.
There's a difference between him and I in a sense that he can use his assests to do exactly what he needs them to do. I however I can think act and perform exactly what I want to do, but instead the actual output comes out lagged, incorrect, or has missing commands in the chain. Imagine using a keyboard that when you press a set of keys, one of the keys at random almost always comes out wrong. Imagine trying to do a chain combo QERRR with akali, and instead of it coming out as you intended Q turns into W and the only the first R and E react properly.
Imagine trying to type and with every few keystrokes a letter appears or does not appear that you didn't intend or wanted to be there.
Imagine you wanted to type
"I love playing league of legends, it's such a fun game"
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"I lvaoe playing leguas of algends its asuhc a fhng agame"
I could spend the day typing out my posts raw and unedited so ya'll could see just how difficult it really is for me to type, and just how much error I have to deal with.
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I don't have the time or patience to read through what is causing all this drama and stupidity. Please keep things civil, without any personal attacks. I just deleted like 15 posts because they were all just back and forth childish drama. I'm not pointing fingers, but quit it. Talk about the game you mutually enjoy, and keep it to that. If someone asks for help, provide it. If someone is struggling in the game, offer constructive criticism. I can provide some google links for you if you don't know what that is.
I see Lefos already has been here and warned y'all about it. Next time it'll be Xeno and he has no mercy.
Act like adults.
Finished placements. I actually promoted from my previous rank LOL
Wanted to try jarvan IV jungler, I still prefer udyr for clearing the camp and I didn't feel confident at all on counter jungling with him.
I have to say I didn't play so bad, even if they were all pushing so ganking was pretty easy and they were never together.
I should consider play him again soon, some tips on the build? i wanted to build some AD, something like malmortius or hydra but since everyone in my team pretty much insta died against riven or leblanc I wanted to last longer
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Is there anybody out there who also seem to have major lags when using voice? And I don't mean any kind of spikes, just like all is "blurry". Really hard to describe. Well #1 problem -> my sensitivity ain't the same, my mouse reaction shows slower on the screen. Enemies I have locked aim on which normally gives 35-50% lg in situations gives me maybe 20-25%. Railgun useless in these cases aswell as you can imagine. Percentage goes down from stable 45-65% to 15-30%.
So shortly, all response is "lost". I guess I could compare it to playing on a 30hz monitor when you are used to 150hz.
Voice system: Microsoft USB life chat x-300. Computers own that isn't used is some CMedia (or similar name) that has issues with the motherboard so it's disabled. This is a QL only problem.
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Both of the CEU basketball teams are riding a three game winning streak after two consecutive weekends of beating the Colorado Northwestern Spartans.
This weekend the women beat CNCC twice. On Friday the team looked strong as they took a 83-46 win. Kendra Dalebout dished out 21 points and five assists. Maquette Potts was a whirlwind around the court with 13 points, 11 rebounds and six steals. Erin Richardson also got into the act with 14 points and eight assists.
Saturday afternoon was more of the same with Potts hitting her stride with 14 points, 13 rebounds and three steals for her second double double game of the weekend. Richardson matched Potts 14 and hit 3 trey's. Dalebout had another solid performance with 12 and Brandi King hit for 10 while pulling in eight rebounds.
The CEU men also found more success against the Spartans, beating them 77-72 on Friday night. The Eagles completed a weekend sweep of Colorado Northwestern Community College on Saturday, defeating the Spartans 85-78 on Saturday afternoon.
Stephen Franklin and Felix Casperi each scored 17 points for CEU, and Darington Hobson added another 16 during the game Saturday. No stats were available for the Friday game.
The weekend moves the men into third place in the SWAC conference standings with a 5-2 record. SLCC is one game ahead at 6-1 with CSI leading at 7-0.
The Lady Eagles are currently tied for third with Northern Idaho at 3-4. SLCC is sitting at 6-1 and CSI leads the women's conference as well at 7-0.
Both CEU teams return home this weekend with games against league-leading Southern Idaho Friday and Saturday. Friday night game times begin at 5:30 p.m.for the women and 7 p.m. for the men at the BDAC. The Saturday match-ups take place with games starting at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. respectively.
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An effort is underway to develop community support for a new YMCA facility for Watauga County. Community leaders are being contracted for an informational meeting, to be held on October 2nd at the Watauga Medical Center auditorium.
The effort comes just over two years after a controversial quarter cent tax referendum was rejected by Watauga voters that would have built an aquatic center. Bob Conklin, CEO/President for YMCA of Catawba Valley will speak to the gathering, assessing potential support for a new 'Y' in Watauga. The invitation, sent by Scott St. Clair and Brian Lowe, says that this is a "grassroots, nonpartisan effort to develop a viable plan to address our community's undisputed needs for a year-round, indoor recreational facility - AND - an additional child care option for working parents." The event is to be hosted by a group called "High Country Recreation" - a newly formed local nonprofit that their invitation says is "committed to making the High Country a sustainable and healthy community by providing the comprehensive information source about recreation and advocating for improved recreation opportunities." There's more information at: www.highcountryrecreation.org.
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Obesity has been rated as the No.1 health problem for American children, according to a 2009 poll conducted by C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. Up to one out of every five children in the U.S. is overweight or obese, and this number is continuing to grow. Obesity places children at risk of developing chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes later in life. The overweight children are also more prone to be depressed, anxious, and withdrawn, and report low self-esteem.
Children become overweight and obese for a variety of reasons. The most common causes are genetic factors, lack of physical activity, unhealthy eating patterns, or a combination of these factors. For example, psychologists explain that a combination of environmental pressures (e.g., parental concerns about children's safety), technological factors (e.g., labor-saving devices such as cars), and societal transitions from childhood to adulthood are likely to increase sedentary behaviors, which usually coexist with eating, resulting in weight gain in children (Hills et al., 2007).
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I've been charting games for some of the Jets' upcoming opponents, enabling me to break down what to watch out for on gameday. This will, of course, be the final in-depth breakdown of the Jets' opponent this season. Your feedback indicated that you'd like this to remain a regular feature next year.
This week's preview doesn't really need to be as comprehensive as those we've prepared in recent weeks, for several reasons. First of all, Jets fans are more than familiar with the Bills, because they face each other twice a year and we got a good look at the team in Week One. Perhaps more importantly, the game has been rendered pretty meaningless, so we might end up seeing plenty of reserves and unmotivated veterans. Nevertheless, Week One was a long time ago and the Bills have made (or been forced into) many changes since that game, so I'll run down what to expect from them later today.
After the jump, I break down the positional groupings (BGA-style!) to try and highlight what the Jets need to look out for.
It's been a miserable season for Ryan Fitzpatrick, whose huge contract extension last year is looking like as big of a mistake as Mark Sanchez's earlier this year was. Fitzpatrick has a better completion percentage, TD/INT ratio and QB rating than Sanchez, but somewhat remarkably has a lower PFF grade. He actually only has one game where his PFF rating was over +1.0 whereas Sanchez had four. In defense of Fitzpatrick, he's been hurt by 36 dropped passes, six more than Sanchez.
Offensive Line
The Bills have always been a team that blocks well as a unit and benefits from the fact that Fitzpatrick is elusive in the pocket and throws a lot of quick passes. When they lost Demetress Bell in the offseason and replaced him with rookie Cordy Glenn, the line didn't really miss a beat. Bell went on to really struggle in Philadelphia, lending weight to my long-time theory that the Bills don't have a lot of individual talent on the line, but are able to grade out well as a unit due to their system. Glenn has given up more sacks, hits and penalties than anyone else, but all five current starters grade out positively. Andy LeVitre ranks as one of the NFL's best pass blocking guards, but he and center Eric Wood are both dealing with injuries and listed as probable. Right Tackle Sam Young moved into the starting lineup for the first time three games ago and has fared well, but could be a weak link. Kraig Urbik rounds out the starting lineup at guard.
Running Backs
In recent weeks, the Bills have ramped up CJ Spiller's workload, with very good results. He currently looks like an elite back, just like he did in the first game of the year against the Jets. One place the Jets should have the edge is against the interior linemen in the running game, but they need to stop Spiller getting outside or doing damage when he does get to the second level.
Both Spiller and FB Dorin Dickerson – who doubled his snap count for the year in last week's game by playing 51 snaps – are listed as probable. Tashard Choice will back Spiller up.
Stevie Johnson has a reputation as a Jet-Killer, but actually has an 0-7 record against them over the course of his career. With no Darrelle Revis to do battle with, he'll presumably face up to Antonio Cromartie needing 65 yards to get to 1,000 on the season.
As for the others, third round rookie TJ Graham has 30 catches…but seven drops, Ruvell Martin hasn't played much this year but his height is a big weapon – especially with Cromartie occupied – and Marcus Easley has only played four snaps all season.
Old friend Brad Smith could see a lot of action too, but still isn't much of a receiving threat with just 12 catches on the year. He's only taken 20 snaps as a quarterback this year and has rushed for less than 100 yards, albeit at 8.0 yards per carry.
At tight end, Lee Smith should get the start as Scott Chandler just went onto injured reserve. This is the highlight of Smith's season:
Defensive Line
The defensive line is, as expected, a strength for the Bills. Mario Williams has quietly had a monster season after getting shut down by Austin Howard in week one. He's still a major threat, especially if the officials listen to his protests about Howard's physical play this time. Williams plays almost exclusively on the left, so Howard will draw that assignment.
Their tackles are formidable. Marcel Dareus has had a great second half of the season, but the Jets have handled him well in his three previous games against them. Kyle Williams seems to be grinding to a halt in recent weeks. I wonder if there could be a repeat of the last game of the 2010 season where the Bills' defensive line essentially mailed it in.
The other defensive end in recent weeks has been former USC product Kyle Moore, who started the season pretty well, but has gone downhill in recent weeks. Mark Anderson, who has given D'Brickashaw Ferguson problems over the years (dating back to the 2006 Senior Bowl), has had an injury plagued season with just one sack and is out.
Shawne Merriman, Alex Carrington and Spencer Johnson give the Bills a veteran presence off the bench. Of the three, Carrington is having the better season.
Nick Barnett anchors this unit, although he is dealing with a knee issue. Kelvin Sheppard, Nigel Bradham and converted safety Bryan Scott share the rest of the reps.
This is a pretty unremarkable unit, as the Bills play 4-3 and don't blitz their linebackers too often.
Defensive Backs
The secondary is anchored by two solid safeties – Jairus Byrd and George Wilson. However, their young cornerbacks have been going through some growing pains. Aaron Williams – in his second season – has been beaten for five touchdowns and given up a 126.5 QB rating when thrown at. Rookie Stephon Gilmore has played more snaps than any other Bills defender, but leads the NFL with 12 penalties.
Justin Rogers, another youngster, will get reps in the slot, although he's been dealing with a foot issue. He's another potential weak link.
Special Teams
Brad Smith hasn't been returning kicks all year but with the recent injury to Leodis McKelvin will be in that role today. We obviously know what a threat he can be and he did score a touchdown earlier this year. Ryan Lindell hasn't missed a field goal all year, but has the worst kickoffs in the league by a mile. Punter Shawn Powell is below average. Bradham has nine tackles in eight games in coverage and Carrington has blocked four kicks.
I'll be back on Monday to recap the game!
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I showed Jerry the hat when he came home from school yesterday and he asked if he could keep it for himself. So much meaning bundled up in that one request! Mostly the fact that he likes it makes me a very happy Mom and Knitter. The hat fits him and me both, so I was kinda thinking it would be mine, but it's already his seeing as he wore it to school today. I took these pictures in the glorious daylight as we waited for the bus to arrive. They usually play tag and today was no different.
Maggie was headed to her very first fieldtrip, and she was over the moon. As she ran to the bus, I told her to remember everything so she could tell me all about it. I know I'll get an earful, as usual. She'll be home soon with the full report, and I can't wait. When she gets here I'll get to show her the hat I knit her; the same as Jerry's but her size and different colors. Hope it fits! Then, as I write up the pattern and have it tested by my trusty tester, do I dare knit a third for myself? One can't have too many hats, I say.


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