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Guest commentary by Spencer R. Weart, American Institute of Physics
I often get emails from scientifically trained people who are looking for a straightforward calculation of the global warming that greenhouse gas emissions will bring. What are the physics equations and data on gases that predict just how far the temperature will rise? A natural question, when public expositions of the greenhouse effect usually present it as a matter of elementary physics. These people, typically senior engineers, get suspicious when experts seem to evade their question. Some try to work out the answer themselves (Lord Monckton for example) and complain that the experts dismiss their beautiful logic.
The engineers' demand that the case for dangerous global warming be proved with a page or so of equations does sound reasonable, and it has a long history. The history reveals how the nature of the climate system inevitably betrays a lover of simple answers.
The simplest approach to calculating the Earth's surface temperature would be to treat the atmosphere as a single uniform slab, like a pane of glass suspended above the surface (much as we see in elementary explanations of the "greenhouse" effect). But the equations do not yield a number for global warming that is even remotely plausible. You can't work with an average, squashing together the way heat radiation goes through the dense, warm, humid lower atmosphere with the way it goes through the thin, cold, dry upper atmosphere. Already in the 19th century, physicists moved on to a "one-dimensional" model. That is, they pretended that the atmosphere was the same everywhere around the planet, and studied how radiation was transmitted or absorbed as it went up or down through a column of air stretching from ground level to the top of the atmosphere. This is the study of "radiative transfer," an elegant and difficult branch of theory. You would figure how sunlight passed through each layer of the atmosphere to the surface, and how the heat energy that was radiated back up from the surface heated up each layer, and was shuttled back and forth among the layers, or escaped into space.
When students learn physics, they are taught about many simple systems that bow to the power of a few laws, yielding wonderfully precise answers: a page or so of equations and you're done. Teachers rarely point out that these systems are plucked from a far larger set of systems that are mostly nowhere near so tractable. The one-dimensional atmospheric model can't be solved with a page of mathematics. You have to divide the column of air into a set of levels, get out your pencil or computer, and calculate what happens at each level. Worse, carbon dioxide and water vapor (the two main greenhouse gases) absorb and scatter differently at different wavelengths. So you have to make the same long set of calculations repeatedly, once for each section of the radiation spectrum.
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An Ounce of Preservation, A Guide to the Care of Papers and Photographs. Craig Tuttle. Rainbow Books, Inc., 1995.
Archives and Manuscripts: Administration of Photographic Collections. Ritzenthaler, Munoff and Long. Society of American Archivists, 1984.
Care and Identification of 19th Century Photographic Prints. James M. Reilly. Eastman Kodak Co., 1986.
The Care of Fine Books. Jane Greenfield. The Lyons Press, 1988.
The Care of Prints and Drawings (American Association for State and Local History Book Series). Margaret Holben Ellis. Altamira Press, 1996.
Caring for Your Collections. Arthur W. Schulz, ed. Harry N Abrams, 1992.
Caring for Your Family Treasures: Heritage Preservation. Richard W. Long. Harry N Abrams, 2000.
Collector's Guide to Early Photographs. O. Henry Mace. Krause Publications, 1999.
Conservation Concerns: A Guide for Collectors and Curators. Konstanze Bachmann, ed. Smithsonian Institution Press, 1992.
Curatorial Care of Works of Art on Paper: Basic Procedures for Paper Preservation. Anne F. Clapp. The Lyons Press, 1987.
Preserving Your Family Photographs: How to Organize, Present, and Restore Precious Family Images. Maureen A. Taylor. Betterway Publications, 2001.
The Winterthur Guide to Caring for Your Collection (Winterthur Decorative Arts Series). Gregory J. Landrey, ed. University Press of New England, 2000.


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CUMBERLAND – Saturday night's Division II-B football contest between Cumberland and St. Raphael is still scheduled to kick off at 7 o'clock.
The location, however, has changed.
Thanks to Friday's rainstorm shutting down operations on the track surface at Tucker Field, Cumberland officials found themselves in a precarious position, that of scrambling to find a last-minute venue that would still allow the game to take place on its rescheduled night. Their wishes didn't go unanswered for long, as Pawtucket's Max Read Field will now serve as the Clippers' "home field" against the Saints.
Cumberland High Athletic Director Frank Geiselman confirmed the relocation plan Friday afternoon. Originally, Geiselman inquired about the availability of Lincoln High's Ferguson Field. A tentative agreement appeared to be in place, but the plans changed after Lincoln called off Friday's home game against East Greenwich and opted to play it instead on Saturday.
Pressing forward, Geiselman reached out to Bryant University (the Clippers played their Sept. 14 nonleague game against Cranston West at Bulldog Stadium).
"They were very gracious, but they couldn't get the field ready or the people in place," said Geiselman.
The third crack at securing a spot ended up yielding happy returns. Reaching out to Shea High A.D. Ray McGee, Geiselman informed him of his predicament to which McGee and Pawtucket Maintenance Manager Chris Crawley quickly obliged.
"We didn't want to play at Pariseau Field because that would have been Saints' home game. If we have to play away, let's have a somewhat neutral site," Geiselman explained. "We got nice corporation from Chris and Mike."
The Cumberland-SRA matchup was originally on the docket for Friday night with the hopes that the construction project to transform Tucker Field into a first-class facility would be done by then. As the target date drew closer, it became more and more apparent that the first athletic activity of any kind at the completely revamped multi-purpose arena would not be taking place as originally anticipated.
With "Friday Night Lights" no longer an option, the game was moved to Saturday, the hope that an extra day would prove beneficial. Cumberland Parks & Recreation Director Michael Crawley noted that Cape and Island Tennis & Track – the Massachusetts-based crew responsible for installing the track – placed the rubber surface on the track Friday morning before taking into account what was looming weather-wise.
"(The project overseer) got a call saying that rain was coming in," said Crawley. "Luckily things were stopped because otherwise it would have been a mess."
Without question, Geiselman wanted to play on Saturday evening.
"If you play Sunday or Monday, it just throws everything off. You would have a short week, so that's we wanted to get it in (Saturday) if we could," said Geiselman. "It's bad enough when you play playoff games the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. That's a tough schedule and something you don't want to do during the year."
The hope is that Tucker Field will be completely operational by the time Cumberland hosts Mount Hope on Oct. 18.
"It's unfortunate that we can't play at home, but even before we started, we were anticipating the middle of October," said Geiselman. "As luck would have it, we had a shot, but the window closed."
Added Crawley, "You've got a million dollar project and the last thing you want to do is to rush to get one football game in."
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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators on Tuesday adopted a 2013 budget that will raise the full-value tax rate by 2.6 percent and nearly didnt include an economic development director.
Just before a 10-0 vote adopting the budget, lawmakers narrowly defeated a late proposal by Legislator Jerry H. King, R-West Leyden, to cut $100,000 from the Department of Economic Development and Plannings budget. That is essentially the amount needed to fund Director Eric J. Virklers salary and benefits.
The vote was split at 5-5, with Legislators John O. Boyd, D-New Bremen; Charles R. Fanning, R-Copenhagen; Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrsville, and Paul M. Stanford, D-Watson, joining Mr. King in support of the resolution.
Six votes are needed for passage on the 10-member Board of Legislators.
Legislature Vice Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan, suggested that lawmakers who have problems with department projects should direct them to the legislative Economic Development Committee, as it provides direction to staffers.
I hate to see the economic development department be the scapegoat for the committee, Mr. Tabolt said.
Committee Chairman Richard C. Lucas, R-Barnes Corners, expressed similar sentiments earlier in the meeting.
I think this is a disaster, Legislator William J. Burke, R-West Lowville, also a member of the three-person committee, said before the vote.
At Mr. Kings request, lawmakers also held an executive session to discuss Mr. Virklers job performance, given preliminary discussions about moving him under the auspices of the Lewis County Industrial Development Agency.
No lawmakers at Tuesdays meeting publicly knocked Mr. Virkler, who has served in the post since mid-2009. However, some have privately complained that he has continued to work on projects such as rails-to-trails after legislators voted against them. The Lewis County Development Corp., of which Mr. Virkler is a board member, has decided to purchase unused rail lines connecting Lowville with West Carthage and Croghan for multiuse trail development if it is able to secure grant funding to cover the purchase.
During privilege of the floor Tuesday, Indian River resident Allen B. Merrill suggested that legislators be wary of a move to the IDA, consider the county departments return on investment and determine whether it is really needed.
Lawrence L. Dolhof, LCDCs president, said that expanding the tax base through economic development is the only way to offset rising costs without raising taxes. He said the county office assists many towns and villages with development projects, despite its small staff.
While Mr. Virklers position was spared, one of the two planner positions in the department has been cut for 2013, reducing it to a three-person office.
Legislators on Tuesday made several budget amendments, including:
n Set aside $100,000 for economic development projects by a 7-3 vote, with Mr. Boyd, Mr. Fanning and Mr. Stanford opposed.
n Added $4,480 to restore funding for all contractual agencies to 2012 levels by an 8-2 vote, with Mr. Fanning and Mr. King opposed.
n Restored $25,000 for the Arc of Oneida-Lewis work force program by a 10-0 vote. The county budgeted $30,727 for the program in 2012, but it was removed from this years tentative budget.
Fund balance use will increase from $1.4 million this year to $2.24 million in 2013.
The budget will include a 6.1 percent increase in the tax levy, from $12.76 million to $13.53 million, and a tax rate increase from $6.99 per $1,000 of true assessed value to $7.17, a 2.5 percent increase.
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NEWPORT–After plating the go ahead run in the bottom of the fourth inning, a tough top of the fifth sealed the fate of the North Country Falcons softball team.
While squaring off against the Mount Mansfield Cougars on Thursday, the Falcons were playing an exciting back in forth game that saw the lead change hands off and on throughout the first four innings.
In the bottom of the fourth tied 4-4, Mariah Roberts put the Falcons up 5-4 when she scored on a past ball.
The lead would not last long as Cougars tied it up in the top of the fifth, and on what should have been the final out of the inning, Kristen Guillette had a routine fly ball drop into her glove and pop out again, allowing the inning to continue.
Emi Pare, who caught two liners, and assisted on the third out also had an error when she took a ball hard off of her knee cap and was unable to get the ball to first base.
After that inning, in which MMU pushed six runs across the plate, North Country looked like a beaten team, and was unable to recover, losing 16-5.
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From 28 September to 2 October, Monaco Tourist and Convention Authority (DTC) carried out a promotional tour in Southeast Asia »Read more
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From 28 September to 2 October, Monaco Tourist and Convention Authority (DTC) carried out a promotional tour in Southeast Asia »Read more
The Monte-Carlo Bay is offering Mobee vehicles for rental to non-residents of the hotel »Read more
On 5 October 2015, seven great chefs from the Société des Bains de Mer group gathered to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort – a high-level gastronomic event with Michelin-starred chef Marcel Ravin, who orchestrated this festival on the unusual theme of "the Drunch." »Read more
From 9 to 11 October, the second Chocolate Show is coming to the Fontvieille Big Top »Read more
The big names from the world of the oceans will gather at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco from 7 to 9 November 2015 »Read more
Legendary figures and celebrities from the world of sport, the media and entertainment will gather at the Yacht Club of Monaco on Monday 12 October 2015 »Read more
The best sports books and video sequences of the year will be in the spotlight at the Grimaldi Forum – an unmissable evening event for sports fans! »Read more
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The New National Museum of Monaco is offering a one-week workshop for young people in connection with the Fausto Melotti at the Villa Paloma. The workshop is organized in association with ceramic artist Daphne Corregan and will take place from Monday 26 to Friday 30 October 2015.
During these workshops, children will be invited to explore the rich and prolific world of Fausto Melotti, with a special focus on his ceramics. Every day, they will discover a new aspect of the world of this Italian artist, with an introduction to ceramic techniques, from modeling to decoration, so they can create their own collection of sculptures and poetic objects.
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Bobby Parnell should be the closer
Last night, Bobby Parnell pitched two perfect innings against the Astros, while striking out three of the six batters he faced.
According to Hot Foot, he hit 101 mph on the radar gun:
Frankly, these days, Parnell should be the team's closer.
He's 25–years-old, pitching as well as he ever has in a Mets uniform, he's clearly part of the future, and the team needs to be auditioning potential closers in the event Francisco Rodriguez is not on the team next season.
Why is this role instead going to Hisanori Takahasi, who is 34 years old and not guaranteed to be on the team after this season.
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|Taylorsville Couple Stopped for Traffic Violations, Body Found in Back of Van
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A Taylorsville couple was stopped for speeding and driving while intoxicated on Interstate 77 in Wythe County, Virginia, on Thursday morning. When officers took a closer look at the van, they found a body in the back of the vehicle.
The Hickory Daily Record Reports the body of an unidentified woman stuffed behind the back seat of 42-year-old Jerry Wayne and 31-year-old Lisa Church Damron's 2002 Ford Astro van.
The woman was shot multiple times and was reportedly wrapped in a blanket. Officers also reportedly found three pistols in the van.
Wythe County Sheriff Douglas King told Media General News Service, "They came to the wrong place. You're drunk, speeding, and you've got a dead body in the back of your van. That's certainly not rocket science."
The van was stopped about 8:30 this morning and was clocked going 85 mph in a 65 mph zone.
Both Lisa Church Damron and Jerry Wayne Damron were arrested.
Our Foothills Bureau reports both area also facing multiple charges in Caldwell County from a crash that occurred in the Dudley Shoals area last September that killed their 8-year-old son.
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With the world seemingly filled with self-serving, conscienceless scofflaws, it is most rewarding to find a glaring exception to that trend. You are fortunate to have such an individual in your reading area.
My wife and I stayed in Helper recently, and in a senior moment, I placed my wallet on the top of the car, and blissfully drove eastward. I stopped in Green River for refreshments, but couldn't locate that wallet. I was frantically groping around under the car seats when my cell phone rang. It was your own Jack Clark.
He and his wife saw my wallet on the highway somewhere between Helper and Price, stopped, and gathered up everything they could find. Then they spotted a business card with my number, and called it.
What a blessing.
Folks, there was over $350 cash, plus all my credit cards and credentials, and my drive back to Price was full of joy and relief. The Clarks had retrieved everything, safe and sound.
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Sometimes we love elaborate storiesÂ--showing tons of pictures, fleshing out a trend, that sort of thingÂ--but occasionally less is more. For those moments of minimalism, we have WWWD Tips. As always, this monthÂ's Tips story spotlights a few great outfits and points out one inspiring aspect of each look (a snapshot and a thought, if you will).
1. Lighten the wash of your spring denim
WeÂ've seen super dark rinses, candy colored denim, and every shade of gray, but now itÂ's time to lighten up. As Kate Bosworth demonstrated while dining in Los Angeles, go ahead and grab a pale pair of jeans this season. JoeÂ's Jeans has a new ultra light wash for spring (itÂ's called Â"lolaÂ"), which is available for a few different fits like the Wide Leg Trouser ($187). Seven For All Mankind also has a lovely light wash (Ibiza), which looks great on the bootcut Flynt Jeans ($185).
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The risk-taking Rihanna took on one of the seasonÂ's most difficult trends when she showed up in a superbly cut jumpsuit at Sonia RykielÂ's F/W 08 show in Paris. If youÂ're a fashion-forward daredevil like RiRi, itÂ's totally possible for you to pull this look off with panache. Just look to the spring runways of the aforementioned Rykiel, as well as Stella McCartney, YSL, and Anna Sui for styling inspiration and check out the jumpsuit offerings on Net-A-Porter.
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When thinking about what to wear to a Mulberry party in London, the old summer staple of denim cutoffs might not immediately come to mind, but as Lily Allen showed us, maybe it should! Allen hit upon a sneaky trend (by that we mean itÂ's slowly creeping up in popularity) that night when she pulled a tiny pair of jean shorts over her black tights. If you donÂ't have a pair of jeans you want to sacrifice for the style, AbercrombieÂ's Greta Shorts in Medium Destroy are suitably trashed ($49.50). The dark indigo Fairtrade Hotpants from Topshop ($50) are another good bet for creating this look.
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Since the early 1990's Iowa has utilized a Comprehensive Planning system of solid waste planning as laid out in Iowa Administrative Code (IAC) 567-101.
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Tier 1 participants receive specialized training on the ten "elements" of Iowa's Solid Waste EMS. Training takes place through a variety of methods, including meetings, on-site visits, webinars, conference calls and face-to-face meetings. A consultant works with DNR to help deliver this training. Each Tier 1 is matched with a Tier 2 "mentor" to help guide them through the ups and downs of implementing this type of system at a solid waste facility. When training has been completed, all ten EMS Elements have been implemented and the Tier 1 will undergo an Audit and will submit an Annual Report.
Each September 1, all EMS program participants must submit an Annual Report to the Council. Reports contain information about EMS framework, processes and most importantly accomplishments towards environmental goals. The report is a chance for "show and tell."
EMS participants are eligible for a number of special benefits including specific grant funds set aside for participants, group workshops and a variance from most Comprehensive Planning update requirements. Present EMS program participants agree, the benefits go beyond those stated. They have reported an increase in environmental performance, more satisfied employees, and note better training records, to name a few.
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The health services program has a 33-credit distribution in liberal arts and sciences and 30 credits in one of the following two concentrations students can choose from:
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Four Greenwich Township residents are facing a number of charges after an incident Friday night at a Fitchville Township residence.
Jeremy Sax, 34, Brittany Fernekees, 23, Larry Thornsberry, 35, and Treva Campbell, 29, who all live at 5034 Ohio 13, were arrested Saturday morning by Huron County sheriff deputies at their Greenwich Township home.
Detective Sgt. Josh Querin said the incident took place about 7:30 p.m. Friday.
"We received a call at 9:27 p.m. Friday from Fisher-Titus who said they had an assault victim at their emergency room with a head laceration," Querin said.
"Sgt. (Chuck) Summers spoke with the victim who indicated he wanted to file a police report that his house had been broken into and he had been robbed and assaulted," Querin said. "He said he had been robbed and assaulted with a firearm by several individuals.
"Now, the victim claimed they used a firearm, but deputies never found a firearm upon searching of the home," Querin said. "That doesn't mean one wasn't used."
Querin said the situation began to develop Friday when Fernekees, who used to date the victim, went to the U.S. 250 home in Fitchville Township to retrieve her laptop computer.
"Originally, only Brittany (Fernekees) went inside the residence to get the laptop," Querin said. "Later, Larry (Thornsberry) and Jeremy (Sax) came into the house without permission and began to assault the victim.
"The victim alleges he was beaten with a firearm and he was later treated for a head laceration and released," Querin said.
Querin said Sax, who was now reportedly dating Fernekees, also demanded $40 owed to him by the victim.
"The victim said they stole $400 from him but $400 was not recovered," Querin said.
Querin said when a group of officers arrived at the Greenwich Township home Saturday morning to arrest the four suspects, heroin, syringes and several spoons were also seized at the residence.
"Three children were also removed from the house and placed with relatives," Querin said, adding Children Services will conduct its own investigation in that matter.
Sax, Fernekees and Thornsberry are facing robbery and burglary charges, while Campbell is facing complicity to robbery and burglary. All four were arrested without incident.
Additional drug-related and child endangerment charges could be forthcoming, Querin added.


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Dr. Judy Olson Saccomanno, along with her partner Dr. Cori D. Callahan, are owners of Southeastern Utah Eye Clinic located at 54 East 100 North in Price. Dr. Saccomanno is an optometric physician. She is a long time resident of Carbon County, graduate of Carbon High School and the College of Eastern Utah. She attended the University of Utah and received her doctorate degree with distinction from Pacific University College of Optometry in 1997.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Millicent West, the former D.C. Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management who resigned in January, has been charged with "Attempting to Interfere with theAdministrationof Internal Revenue Laws".
West is expected in court tomorrow. Court documents in the case are attached.
West's resignation happened during an investigation into D.C. Council corruption.
In a letter, West wrote: "Thank you for the opportunity to serve the District of Columbia. With this writing I am offering my resignation as Director of the DC Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency. Given the current distractions, I believe that this is the best decision for both my family and the District. It has been an honor to serve this great city."
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When the Carbon soccer teams played in region eight, they were guaranteed a play-off spot because Emery does not field a team. But with the move to region 10 this season, the girls knew they would have to earn their trip.
Things looked good early in the season as Carbon started region action with a win over ALA. Later on, ALA beat them and neither team had another win. So in a tie breaker game, Carbon and ALA faced off one last time and it was ALA that prevailed over the Dinos 4-0.
Coach Jerad Upwall had to face the Eagles with a team devastated by injuries and illness. With only 14 girls, he had only three subs to rotate in the entire game. In the first half, the Dinos held their own and were only down 1-0. But as the game wore on and fatigue set in, ALA was able to put the hurt on them and sent in three more goals to grab the win.
For Coach Upwall, the loss was twice as painful.
He had really felt like his team had a shot at earning the play-off berth and he was sad for his squad of girls who had come a long way over the season.
But the loss also signaled an end to his coaching days at Carbon High. Upwall was offered a job down in Las Vegas and he accepted. He is in the process of moving this weekend.


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Yesterday, JT Miller was named to the preliminary roster for Team USA's World Junior Team.
Miller is the only returning forward for Team USA and Chris Peters writes at the United States of Hockey that because of that his role will be crucial and that he should be a big factor in whatever Team USA does.
Peters writes that Miller is likely to wear a letter for Team USA and praised his vision, ability to create time and space, strength speed and tenacity.
When ranking the Rangers top prospects, both Leslie Treff at Hockey's Future and Corey Pronman at Puck Prospectus ranked JT Miller in the top three, but Treff put him at two and Pronman put him at three.
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cool guide thanks lumi...
cool guide thanks lumi...
I really liked this guide. To tell the truth, I was downloading the game, and then stopped downloading it. (Because I thought it wouldn't be fun) But then, I read this guide, and started downloading again, . It was very organized and clean, and I enjoyed reading it. Good job Luminiscence.
Wow, I'm happy to have taken a little of your time to read , glad to be of service
Edit: Updated again, the portion under 1. should contain all the important things you need to know for the week ahead.
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nice guide
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i spend most of time sleepin playing games
and being lazy dats my thang:cool:
sorry this is kinda off topic but
just wonderin
is Goonzu kinda like
Rose Online or Maple Story?
im downloadin the game right now ill add u as a mentor most likely thanks for the guide
I just started playing Goonzu last night its freking awsome but no its not like other mmorpg's like rose or maple because it really goes into detail like if u dont eat ull get sick and if u drop a weapon on accident ull break it there is also elections and stocks u can buy lets just say its somewhat of a fantasy second life... BTW nice guide
remember to check out the forum I recommended http://www.globalgoonzu.notlong.com guys, there's a great community for the people that play goonzu online over there.
Hi im new player of goonzu. Its fun but kinda confusing
this is my list of my Question?
1.)Is there any warehouse?
2.)Im very confused of the book??you can choose book or you are use all the skill book? what is the book for each charater?
i want to use gun??? what is the best build and best book for this kind of character??? actually i have one character AngelSwan lvl 18 but i do a lot of experiments, i want to make a new character a permanent one???
3.)i can use different types of armor ??? or there is a fixed dress for the character?
plsss help me im so confused and i want to have a good character thnx
Luminiscence, is that really you? man, I stopped goonzu a while back, but I was your pupil. lvl 15x I think. lol.
Anyway, nice guide, not really detailed I guess, more of the " Choose your path, this is only to guide you", but hey, that's the truth.
Good luck with Goonzu. BTW, Nice art.


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Ryan Johansen potted the game-winning goal in overtime to give the Blue Jackets a 3-2 victory over the Hurricanes on Saturday night.
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The new CEO of Apple, Tim Cook has had an internal e-mail. In the e-mail, he is addressing Apple employees and giving his general stance on the subject. Throughout the e-mail he addressed employee stating that he was excited about the challenges ahead of him and was eager to try and meet the expectations of their users such as unlocked iPhone 4. It was clear that he was trying to calm the atmosphere throughout the company after longtime CEO Steve Jobs stepped down from the position. Rather e-mail he also praised Steve Jobs for being an incredible leader and mentor to him throughout his years at the company, stated that he was confident that the company would not be going through many changes now that he's taken over.
The e-mail was addressed to all of their 45,000 employees and stated that he cherished the principles and values that Steve had instilled in the company during his time as the chief executive officer. He said that he felt that Steve Jobs had been successful in building a company culture that was different from any other in the world and that he had been a huge part of bringing some of the best products to the table that the world had ever seen.
Much of the e-mail was also addressing the loyal fans that Apple has been able to put together over the years. Keep Apple on the same course, it is ideal that they continue to keep the same friends and raise awareness about their current products such as iPad accessories. The Tim Cook e-mail does not really say anything that you would not expect the say, but does address a number of key issues that the company is going to have to deal with in the coming months without their longtime CEO Steve Jobs at the helm. It will be interesting to see what kind of process the company goes through during the switch.


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With its extraordinary, yet highly threatened biodiversity, the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar is a global conservation priority. The country encompasses habitats ranging from tropical rainforests to deciduous dry forests, spiny deserts, reefs, islands, sea grass beds, mangrove forests, and estuaries. These ecosystems places a stunning array of wildlife species, many of which are found nowhere else. Unfortunately, poverty and unsustainable resource use are leading to large-scale forest clearing, which in turn leads to the depletion of Madagascar's biodiversity capital; only a small fraction of the original forest remains, and many charismatic species have become extinct, including the magnificent elephant bird. Until recently, the Malagasy rural population, one of the poorest in the world, had limited land tenure rights, little access to information and minimal support for alternative livelihoods, which has had devastating consequences for both the country's natural environment and its standard of living.
Once part of the larger Gondwanalad, the island of Madagascar separated from mainland Africa between 100 and 200 million years ago, creating a time capsule of life in the process. Today the island provides sanctuary for plants and animals that have long since disappeared from other parts of the world and continued to evolve uniquely. Four out of five species of plants and animals found there are unique, or endemic, to Madagascar. Among the best-known species are the lemurs, a primitive group of primates.
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A racially motivated incident at Helper Junior High in mid-November is causing Carbon School District to reexamine its policies on bullying, racial discrimination and hate speech.
This was announced at a meeting held at the district office with community law enforcement, administrators, some school board members and others on Tuesday.
The incident, in which some graffiti pertaining the hate speech was written on a classroom door and wall, has set in motion an investigation and a serious look at what really underlies the scribblings that appeared there.
The first notice of the graffiti was noticed on Nov. 16. The district administration was immediately informed, and they contacted the Utah State Board of Education about the situation, as is required by state law. At the same time, the school district contacted Helper Police Chief Trent Anderson and School Resource Officer Robb Radley and they began to look into the matter.
On Nov. 17 another piece of graffiti appeared. It was related to the first, although investigators determined they were not done by the same person.
The first appeared to be written, apparently by an adult; the second looked to be a juvenile. Upon investigation the student who produced the second piece was found, suspended from school for 10 days and then transferred to Mont Harmon Junior High.
But the first example is still under scrutiny.
"Unfortunately this kind of thing is out there and it's ugly," said Anderson on Tuesday at the meeting. He said this kind of thing is not common in the area but two other incidents where someone kept leaving threatening letters on a Middle Eastern man's doorstep and graffiti sprayed on a gay couple's property have happened in the last couple of years.
Anderson's department is offering a $200 reward for information leading to the apprehension of the person who scrawled the first graffiti on the school wall.
Tuesday, Carbon School District Superintendent Steve Carlsen also offered another $200 to add to that reward.
Because of the report to the state, the Office of Equity at the state board is now involved in the situation as well. The board has asked the district to look into its policies, how they are communicated to the public and how the district follows those policies.
"We will be evaluating everything about our bullying and hazing policies," said Carlsen. "The state has sent us a model policy and we will be comparing our policy with it. The last time we updated ours was 2009, so we believe we will be making some changes."
Policies are one thing, but getting people to understand and use them is another. What goes unreported (unlike the Helper incident) could likely be more important that what is turned in. The district is looking for ways to be sure they know what is going on at the ground level with students.
The unknown of what is out there in terms of groups or individuals harboring hate or discontent is a big factor for the district.
"We need to do four things," said Judy Mainord, the secondary supervisor for the district and the Title VI officer for the district. "To recognize the gaps in our understanding of what is out there, how to fix those gaps, to do an assessment survey and then to do training and education with students and parents on these issues."
At the meeting one of the biggest aspects of bullying and other types of behavior is now concern about social media such as Facebook and Twitter.
"The social media is a huge issue," said Ken Labrum, the district's security manager. "Despite our policies of no cell phones at school, stuff goes on all day. And when students put things on those sites after school, and it is about people at school, it spills over into the school."
Price Police Chief Kevin Drolc and Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova, who were also at the meeting, agreed with Labrum. They both get complaints about postings on social media.
"We get complaints about what happens on Facebook sometimes," he said. "But generally, they are not of a criminal nature."
Robert Cox, now an administrator at the district level, but previously the principal at Carbon High said that people often don't understand that what is done outside of school can affect the school a great deal.
"When I was principal of the school often what happened in Smith's parking lot on Main Street on a Friday night would spill over into school on Monday," he stated. "What is done on the outside with social media is the same thing."
The group came up with some goals that the district should begin to work on to attack problems that related to the issues of race, bullying and hazing. Most of those goals related to communication and education for all involved.
Because of the weather over the mountain on Tuesday, state representatives were unable to attend the meeting, but will be in the area in January to hold a second meeting.
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The grades are out on Maine's public schools, and most of them are getting a "C." Gov. Paul LePage and Education Commissioner Steve Bowen unveiled the state's new grading system at a midday press conference at the Maine State Library. The governor says giving letter grades will drive academic improvement by encouraging teachers, principals, parents and community members to hold schools accountable. Critics, though, say factors like student mobility and disparities in socio-economic status and parental involvement make it unfair to grade all schools by the same standards. Jay Field reports.
Maine becomes the 14th state in the nation to give out letter grades to its public schools. New York City runs its own system too. In Maine, all schools got grades on students' year-to-year performance in reading and math on standardized tests.
Elementary schools were measured on the academic growth of all kids, over time, as well as the progress of the lowest-performing, 25 percent over the previous year. High schools were graded on three-year averages of improvement in reading and math, and their four and five-year graduation rates.
"Last 20 years, the scores of Maine kids have been relatively flat. In a hospital setting, a flatline is not a good line," said Gov. Paul LePage.
Seventy-five percent of Maine schools received a grade of C or worse. But LePage says the grading system isn't meant to be punitive.
"What I'm trying to do is get an uptick in our scores," he said. "And I'd like to see the scores grow by about 20 percent in the next couple years."
LePage says the grading system will help drive this improvement. He says it gives parents a clear, easy-to-understand snapshot they can use to hold their schools accountable, and begins a conversation about what it will take to get better.
"We need parent involvement. This will get it. It did in Florida. It did in Indiana. It did in North Carolina," he said. "People get more involved when they know how their schools are performing."
"I think there's this false perception that letter grades are clear and easy to understand," says Rebecca Jacobsen. Jacobsen has studied how changes in New York's letter grading system has influenced parental perceptions of school quality in the city. Jacobsen is an assistant professor at the College of Education at Michigan State University.
"They can be just as complex and difficult - to know the real meaning behind it - as any other grading scheme, whether it be a number or a proficiency rating," she says.
"We're looking at the Belfast Area High School's school report card, as released by the state Department of Education yesterday. All schools in the state in the state are responsible for improving from where they are. I mean, we continually engage in this dialogue," says Steven Fitzpatrick.
I'm sitting with Fitzpatrick, Belfast's principal, behind his desk, where Fitzpatrick has just brought up the report card on his white MacBook. The school, he says, has been working on several different improvement efforts in recent years, but the scores are still flat.
"So our school's grade is a D," he says, "and there's a number of factors that influence school achivement."
A huge one, says Fitzpatrick, is the socioeconomic make-up of a school's student body. Critics of the new grading system say it's biased against schools in the state's poorest, rural outposts. Rob Walker is executive director of the Maine Education Association.
"There's high rate of free and reduced lunch, and if you look at the school's that got the A's - they're in the wealthiest communities in the state of Maine," Walker says.
But LePage says socioeconomic status is too often used by schools as an excuse for low performance. He says the grading system will likely be tweaked over time. He says what's important is that it put more information in the hands of families.
But Michigan State's Rebecca Jacobsen says the state has to be willing to teach parents to sort through all the information. "It's not just about putting the data out there," she says, "but that we're really doing some public information campaigns to make sure there's resources to help parents and help the public understand, well, 'What is a C supposed to mean?'"
Maine education officials say they'll be working with individual schools to make sure parents get this kind of training.
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The Jewel Series: Mexican Literary Classics on the Screen
March 20, 2012 —
Café Latino, in conjunction with the Mexican Cultural Center (a local non-profit), is proud to host "The Jewel Series: Mexican Literary Classics on the Screen." The series will kick off on April 26, 2012 at 6 PM with a special visit from the Mexican Consul of Philadelphia, Minister Carlos I. Giralt Cabrales, who is also the honorary president of the Mexican Cultural Center.
Film series schedule:
The first film screening will be held in the Campbell Auditorium (Stratton 113) on April 26th from 6-8 PM. All subsequent screenings will be held in the Ruth Auditorium (Nesbitt 125) from 6-8PM. Screenings are free and open to the Drexel community.
The Jewel Series is part of the citywide festival of De Pueblo a Pueblo ("From Town to Town"), an 8-week celebration honoring Philadelphia's Mexican community by promoting greater understanding of the traditional arts, language and history of our southern neighbors.
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For a while now people have asked me via Facebook & Twitter "What is EarthyUrban.com"? Well, I guess I might as well explain so here it goes!
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EarthyUrban.com is my personal blog that celebrates the lifestyle nestled between ethically conscious living and a modern practical lifestyle. EarthyUrban.com is geared towards ideas and inspiration to hopefully help others develop their personal ethical lifestyle while keeping it practical. This page is an account of my personal encounters, experiences and thoughts that make me feel i've contributed even the smallest amount to the universe.
My name is Tommy aka. EarthyUrban. In January 2012 I had an unfortunate start of the New Year waking up each morning with the hopeless feelings of emptiness and insignificance. I couldn't figure out for the life of me what was wrong. Maybe it was the fear of the unknown in the New Year, or maybe it was the realization of another wasted year gone bye. Whatever it was I was feeling melancholy and I didn't understand why. Up to this point I felt I've been very successful. I had my health, a good job, my own apartment, a nice car, great family and good friends. But something was missing. For weeks I found myself staring in the mirror each morning searching for the answer. Believe me, there's nothing tougher than looking at the face you see in the mirror and realizing you're not the person you thought you were or want to be. That's what I was going through. With all my success here I was empty inside.
There are those who say that the measure of success starts with a simple question, Are you living a life in line with your values? My whole life I've prided myself on my supposed values and the sad answer to that question for me was, No.


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PRICE- Douglas Burke Johnstun, age 69, passed away March 14, 2011.
Born Dec. 18, 1941 in Price to Burke and June Reynolds Johnstun.
Doug graduated from Carbon High School in 1960 with honors. He proudly served his country in The United States Air Force and was honorably discharged. In 1970, he graduated from Utah State University.
Married Pamela Fasselin in 1966, they later divorced in 1978. After returning home to Price, Doug rejoined the Peczuh Printing Company until his retirement in 2009.
In 1981, he married Linda Bittick Scartezina.
Doug had many talents and interests in life including hunting, shooting, archery, fishing, oil painting, music, golfing, wood working, training his dogs and spending time with family. He served his community as a member of the Kiwanis, an officer of the Price Elks Lodge and served on the board of directors of the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce.
Survived by his wife, Linda Johnstun; children, Jodie Scartezina, Tracy Johnstun Stephenson, Edward Scartezina (Lindsay), and Burke Johnstun (Tia); grandchildren, Alexa, Bella, Olivia, Alexander and Anthony; mother-in-law, Charlotte Bittick; brother-in-law Daniel Bittick (Jodi) and the Peczuh Family.
Preceded in death by his parents Burke and June Johnstun, and father-in-law Thurston Bittick.
Graveside service Friday, March 18, 2011, 11 a.m, Wellington City Cemetery. Friends are encouraged to join the family at the graveside only.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Doug at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to a charity of your choice.