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A new issue of American Teacher is out. From The Washington Monthly, a special report on the Next Big Test: A new wave of school reform is about to break — will it change classrooms for the better? From American Educator, the assault on teachers' unions: If teachers' unions really are a problem, why aren't the states that forbid collective bargaining performing better?; and a model lesson: Pasi Sahlberg on how Finland shows us what equal opportunity looks like. Se Hoon Park on why the Korean school system is not superior. The American education system has never been better, several important measures show — but you'd never know that from reading overheated media reports about "failing" schools and enthusiastic pieces on unproven "reform" efforts. Is there a way to get our brightest students from the best colleges
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Saturday Night Live makes fun of someone, regardless of race or ethnicity, everyone laughs and thinks it is such an honor to be parodied. Another athlete does the same thing, and it is careless and racist. Truth be told, Eddie Murphy going undercover as a white guy and receiving preferential treatment was one of the funniest sketches of all-time. And if what Caroline Wozniacki did by stuffing her shirt and skirt to look like Serena Williams is being deemed racist, than that old Eddie Murphy skit is right up there with anything KKK can put together.
Just in case you missed it, Wozniacki had a little fun at the expense of Serena, by "impersonating" the great women's tennis champ, by accentuating her breasts and butt. This took place at an exhibition against Maria Sharapova in Brazil. Where I don't find it necessarily funny, I can understand why some would. Serena has huge breats and a ridonkulous behind. But to some, this was racist. I don't see the racism, I cannot wrap my head around it, but some are sticking by it.
For what it is worth, they're people you and I don't know, so they may just be looking to grab a bit of attention from this. Do black women typically have better curves than white women? I think we have enough evidence to prove that to be the case. However, Jennifer Lopez has a huge butt, and she is of another race that isn't black. And I will point to Mad Men's Christina Hendrick's to prove that white women can posses such traits. This wasn't Wozniack making fun of a random black woman, or black women in general. It was her teasing Serena Williams. Williams herself has often made fun of her own body, and the complications that come with finding clothing.
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Photo Gallery: Astrophotography workshop at Mt. Wilson Observatory
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William D. Gahimer, 34, of Vickery, was leaving work at SealMaster Pavement Products and Equipment on a 1998 Suzuki Dyno Jet motorcycle when he rapidly accelerated the motorcycle, causing him to lose control, troopers said. The motorcycle overturned and ejected Gahimer onto the pavement.
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The Primos Turbo Dogg "Speaks The Language" with 36 sounds and 4 pre-programmed Expert Hunts. Expert Hunts are calling sequences that allow you to have Randy Anderson and other Team Primos members actually calling for you. The Turbo Dogg is turbo charged by a 25 watt amp and a horn speaker that produces long reaching and ultra-realistic frequency ranges. The rotating speaker allows for maximizing sound projection over terrain.
Simple to use remote can be operated quickly with one hand and has a range of 150 yards. The sound list menu is displayed on an easy to read 1.75" full color LCD screen and sounds are organized by species such as coyote, fox, bobcat, deer, elk, etc. It comes with a USB port so you can download & store over 500 sounds.
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Peter Wilton is pretty much perfect. Handsome, intelligent, and with a promising future in medicine, hes his fathers pride. His parents love him. Teachers love him. Girls love him. Everyone loves him.
[[ThisIsNotThatTrope And then theres Grayson.]]
Unlike his older brother (Perfect Peter), Grayson is a pimply, bullied, D-and-F student. With a history of victimization, hes desperate for a new start when his family packs up and moves to Greenford. A new town, a new high school it sounds like the perfect chance to make things better. But during Grays first week of high school, enter Zorro, the football star, who leads a gang of his friends in terrorizing Grayson and his friend Ross.
As the school year progresses, the torture escalates. Physical, emotional, and verbal abuse stalks Gray in the hall of his school and at home, at the hands of the father who cant understand a son that wants to drum instead of shoot ducks, fails classes, and has no interest in sports. Nowhere is safe.
Slowly, every one of the few refuges Gray has built up are taken from him. Faced with the very real fear that one day, the bullies will kill him, and with absolutely no source of happiness left in his life, Grayson turns to what he sees as his only chance of having some form of control-and some form of revenge.
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!!This Work Provides Examples Of:
* AbusiveParents: Grays dad is this; his mother isnt actually abusive, she just cant stand up to her husband.
* AdultsAreUseless: An adult helps Grayson out once, over the course of the entire book. ''Once.'' By the time they start trying, its far, far too late.
* ArchnemesisDad: Two of Grays abusers stand out, having the most screen time and characterization, and perhaps giving him the most pain. One is Zorro. The other is Grays father.
* BreakTheCutie: The story is essentially about Gray being abused and abused until he snaps and [[spoiler:opens fire on his classmates]].
* BlackSheep: Gray. His mother and brother dont seem to mind, but his father hates everything that makes Grayson different.
* BloodlessCarnage: [[spoiler:The shooting]] at the end is relatively non-graphic, but we ''are'' seeing it through the eyes of someone whos a little crazy
* BoomHeadshot: Takes out [[spoiler:Zorro]].
* TheBully: Gray seems to attract them
* CharacterDevelopment: Gray gets increasingly pessimistic and angry.
** Daisy, on the other hand, goes from a sweet, quiet girl, to [[spoiler:dating one of Grays tormentors.]]
* CorneredRattlesnake: They push Gray, and they push him, and they push him. Then they push him too far.
* CreepyChild: Gray is this by the last few chapters.
* DespairEventHorizon: Gray passes it when [[spoiler:Barker gets run over.]] From then on, theres no hope.
* TheDogBitesBack: The climax.
* DotingParent: Mr. Wilton is this. [[ParentalFavoritism To Peter]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Part of [[spoiler:Grays shooting plan. It doesnt work out for him.]]
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Grayson points out that Zorros real name, Eugene, should be one. But since hes popular and goes by Zorro, its not a problem for him.
* EvilFormerFriend: [[spoiler:Ross and Grayson]] both manage to become this to the other. [[spoiler: Ross by abandoning Gray, and Gray by going nuts and killing Ross.]]
* {{Flanderization}}: In-universe, the newspaper flanderizes Grays playing of violent videogames.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Peter is responsible; Gray is foolish.
* FreakOut: Gray finally snaps after [[spoiler:the breakdown of his friendship with Ross.]]
* GangOfBullies: Zorro and his cronies.
* HairTriggerTemper: Grayson has this in the transcripts with his attorney.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: [[spoiler:Grays victims]] get this in-universe, at the end.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: [[spoiler: The newspaper article turns Gray in a raging psychopath whos obsessed with violence, and practically omits the ''months'' of torture that left him thinking his own classmates were seriously going to ''kill him''.]]
* JerkassVictim: [[spoiler:Zorro]]. Also Grayson, at the same time. You know from the start hes a murderer, and you still have to feel sorry for the pain hes handed.
* JerkJock: Zorro and his friends.
* KeepAway: No GangOfBullies would be complete without it, right?
* KidsAreCruel: Some truly horrific abuse is handed out to Gray and Ross, who more than once seriously wonder if they are going to be killed.
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Zorro, Hannah, Daisy, and Ross.]]
* LonersAreFreaks: Gray is an almost-friendless loser. However, it is the loneliness that ''makes'' him into a freak, as it gives him no support system when things get horrible.
* NeverBringAKnifeToAFistfight: Gray carries a knife in his sock. He still gets beat up on, every time.
* OnlyFriend: A pattern in Grays life: first it was Jemmy, then it was Ross.
* ParentalFavoritism: Mr. Wilton dishes out a lot of this. Horrifically, Grayson comes in third out of two siblings; both Peter and the dog outrank him in his fathers heart.
* ParentalObliviousness: They just dont seem to get that their son is going through hell.
* PinkMist
* PlotMandatedFriendshipFailure: See The Power Of Friendship, below.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: One of the favorite insults used by Zorro and his friends is fag.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: Subverted towards the end, where [[spoiler:Ross and Grays friendship cannot survive Zorro and Co.s attempt to force them into oral sex.]]
* ThePowerOfLove: [[spoiler:Peter and Lindsays relationship survives her being shot and crippled by Gray.]]
* ProtagonistJourneyToVillain
* SchoolBullyingIsHarmless: The [[AdultsAreUseless parents and teachers]] espouse this philosophy in-universe.
* SiblingYinYang: Peter is cool, intelligent, good-looking, and well liked. Grayson is quiet, fails classes, scrawny, and a complete social reject.
* SurvivalMantra: Gray chants gonna get better and gonna be different here to himself a lot. Later, this is twisted in on itself as he starts saying gonna get worse instead.
* SweaterGirl: Both Daisy and Lindsay at times.
* SympatheticMurderer: [[spoiler:Yes, Gray killed four people, most of who werent his actual tormentors, but he was broken and crazed from months of horrific abuse.]]
* TeensAreMonsters: Played straight in both the horrible abuse Grayson receives from the bullies, and [[spoiler:the shooting at the end]].
* ThrewMyBikeOnTheRoof: Zorro [[spoiler:destroying Grays drums.]]
* ToughLove: Mr. Wilton is doing what he thinks is best for Gray; hes just an abusive idiot who wants to stamp out Graysons own personality and make him into his fathers idea of the perfect son.
* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Or in this case, the summary on the inside cover.
* TragicBromance: Ross and Gray, apparently both the others OnlyFriend, [[spoiler:are separated first by the pressure of the bullying, and second by death. An odd example, as its Gray who kills Ross.]]
* TheUnfavorite: Grayson is much less dear to his father than Peter is.
* TheUnseen: Jemmy.
* WhereDidWeGoWrong: with Grayson?


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Drawing Head — The graduated protractor head locks at any desired angle with automatic settings in 15° increments. Constructed almost completely with plastic parts, it glides across the straightedge quickly and easily, except when the brake mechanism is used, making work like repetitive crosshatching and parallel line drawing quick and easy. Smoke colored.
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Pennsylvania Senators And Family Of Flight 93 Raise Awareness Of Unfinished Memorial In Shanksville
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Track and Field in West Cornwall under 'serious threat' if track sold off claims club
Posted: February 01, 2013|
The fight to save the athletics track at the Carn Brea Leisure Centre from being sold off for development is gathering momentum.
Cornwall Council officers have put together a report recommending the track be sold off to help pay for the refurbishment of the Leisure Centre and the report is due to be considered by the communities overview and scrutiny committee on Wednesday and then is scheduled to go to Cabinet a week later.
It was also proposed that an alternative track be provided within Camborne, Pool or Redruth with Camborne Science and International Academy (CSIA) suggested as one alternative site.
But in a statement issued today, Alan Rowling, chairman of Cornwall AC, the principal users of the track, said that the future of Track and Field athletics in West Cornwall was under serious threat if the plans went ahead.
He said: "The athletic track at the Carn Brea has been the main centre of athletics in the county for the past 39 years, since the Leisure Centre was opened in 1974, when it was the home of the Duchy of Cornwall Athletic Club and West Cornwall Athletic Club, before the two clubs merged in 1982 to form Cornwall AC."
The facility is not only used by Cornwall AC but by other clubs such as Hayle Runners, whose chairman Alan Shepherd said: "Hayle Runners is concerned about the potential loss of the track facility at Carn Brea. We have over 300 members from eight to 80 years old and we are regular users of the track. Any suggestion of moving the track must ensure that we have an improved facility in West Cornwall in place before any change is made."
Mr Rowling added: "The athletics track is central to the sporting needs of the entire West Cornwall region and not just the Camborne, Pool and Redruth area.
"Further and Higher Education Colleges, Secondary Schools and Primary Schools use Carn Brea for both curriculum PE and competition, including school Sports days.
"What the present site offers is use of the Leisure facilities for the whole family when one member of the family comes for athletics training or competition and another goes for a swim or even just go for a coffee.
"This type of facility therefore appeals to parents and their children rather than having to trudge to a relocated running track on some bleak field offering little or no additional facilities.
"The track has had a considerable investment a few years ago when it was resurfaced and is now in much better condition than for some time, with no major cost implication for the next ten years. Surely this scale of investment needs to be looked after rather than bulldozed out of existence.
"Officers at Cornwall Council (CC) have produced a report which includes the following recommendations:-
"1. The renegotiation of the terms of the 99 year lease to the Carn Brea Leisure Trust be authorised in order to allow the site of the running track to be sold and the leisure centre to be refurbished.
"2. The completion of a contract to effect the sale of the land shown thickly edged on the plan attached at Appendix 1 be authorised, subject to the capital receipt policy being waived and part of the Cornwall Council receipt being used to fund the relocation of the running track within Camborne, Pool or Redruth.
"The report identifies Camborne School, correctly known as Camborne Science and International Academy (CSIA), as a possible site for relocation but the site would be a far from the 'like for like' facility at the present site adjacent to the Leisure Centre.
"The specific site identified poses access difficulties and is located on the furthest reaches of Camborne's playing fields, some 600 metres form the school buildings.
"Providing a 'like for like' facility here would cost considerably more than a facility shared with a replacement Leisure Centre.
"Representatives of the Athletic Club have spoken to the two CC officers who produced the report and feel that insufficient work has been done to cost the move, which surely should have been a key part of the process before recommendations are made to the councillors who sit on the relevant Scrutiny Committees.
"This entire process seems to be rushed through with the speed of a sprinter, with CC only intent on disposing of the site, refurbishing rather than rebuilding a new Leisure Centre and pocketing surplus capital receipts.
"In addition, it is worth noting that Camborne is an Academy, which means it is funded by central government and not Cornwall Council. The school would then be in a position to close the facility if it was not making a profit and profitability would present a huge challenge to the school.
"Central Government could also close it, as it would be out of CC's control. Could CC be looking to off load this facility and the financial implications of all future managements costs?"
Mr Rowling said that Cornwall Athletic Club was the largest and most successful athletic club in the county and in 2011 was voted the South West Club of the Year and at the 2011 Cornwall Sports Partnership annual awards was voted Cornwall's Adult Club Year and this award was open to all sports.
Since it's formation in 1982, the club had produced 27 international athletes, covering a wide age range from Seniors to Young Athletes.
This group included Helen Glover, who went onto Olympic rowing gold.
Membership currently stands at more 250 from the age of nine to the oldest competing member aged 72.
"We have experienced a noticeable increase in membership since the Olympics and for the first time in the history of the club, have needed to open a waiting list for the younger age groups," said Mr Rowling.
"Recently as a part of the success of the Paralympics we have been working with the Cornwall Sports Partnership Inclusion Officer to promote Athletics for the Disabled and are very concerned about the access for wheel chair athletes at the proposed new Track and Field venue.
"Our catchment area for members extends from Truro westwards and athletes will travel to Carn Brea for training and competition from as far a field as Sennen, the Lizard, St Ives Falmouth.
" Essentially from the whole of the western half of the county.
"Where will they be able pursue their chosen sport if the athletics facility ceases to exist in this part of the county or is located at a site with difficult access and no additional facilities provided. This is very much about ensuring suitable athletic provision for the entire community.
"The club is extremely inclusive welcoming athletes from other clubs to train with our club athletes on Tuesday evenings. Many take up this opportunity, including an increasing number from Triathlon Clubs and Surf Life Saving Clubs.
"In addition many of those welcomed into our training groups are not members of clubs and join our groups purely in order to improve their fitness and general well being."
Cornwall AC is also a member of the county wide Duchy Athletic Network and its chairman, Andy Moore said: "The track at Carn Brea is a key part of the sports infrastructure in West Cornwall offering a facility for athletes of all standards to train, practice and compete in a purpose built environment.
"Any proposal to relocate the track needs to continue to meet the needs of Mid and West Cornwall and be part of a well considered proposal with the long term sustainability of the facility as a key objective."
Mr Rowling continued: The Athletic Club, as the principal user of the athletic Track at Carn Brea, has sadly at no time been involved directly in any discussion regarding this proposal with the CC officers and yet this proposal could be taken to the CC Cabinet within the next two weeks, while the council sits in indecision on the old Richard Lander School site, which must be the most lucrative piece of real estate in the county.
"Our club invites any councillor or CC officer to visit us at Carn Brea on any Tuesday evening between 6.30 and 8.00 to see just how much the track is in use and how many children are involved as well as adults, with some of them also use the indoor facilities at Carn Brea during the winter.
"This is a significant plus point for the club and for parents with all our winter training taking place on the same site."


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Desperate moves: Following days of fruitless attempts to break the boulder, a delirious Ralston decided to free himself by cutting through the soft tissue of his arm with a dull blade, and used pliers to tear at the tendons.
When talking to National Geographic about the ordeal, he described the act as, "a hundred times worse than any pain I've felt before. It re-calibrated what I'd understood pain to be". He was eventually discovered hiking back and has since made a complete recovery, minus one arm.
Yates had two choices, stay in the same position in which the crumbling belay seat would eventually break leading to both their deaths, or cut the rope and climb down to find out if Simpson had hopefully been close to safe ground.
Desperate moves: In a move some climbers consider controversial, Yates cut the rope, which led to Simpson plummeting down the cliff. When Yates descended he was able to see what would have happened and could only assume Simpson had died from the fall and returned to pack up base camp and prepare to leave.
However, Simpson miraculously survived a 30m drop and was on a ledge inside the crevasse with a badly broken leg. He spent three days without food, crawling and hopping back to base camp at the last minute before Yates left.
The boat had taken on almost a metre of water, the mast had snapped off taking the sails with it, while the motor, electronics and radio were also damaged beyond repair.
Desperate moves: In a classic tale of human endurance, Ashcraft battled despondency by fixing up a makeshift mast and sail, rationing her food and water, then plotting a course for Hawaii, which was an astounding 2414km away. Forty days later she sailed into Hilo Harbor, by then weighing only 45kg. Sadly her fiancé was never found.
The remaining 16 battled -30°C temperatures with unsuitable clothing, meagre food rations and the disheartening news from radio reports that the search for them had been called off.
Desperate moves: Sensationally, the survivors resorted to feeding off already dead passengers after their food rations ran out. And with little hope of being rescued, two of the passengers trekked for 12 days across the Andes, leading to the rescue of the remaining survivors on December 22 and 23 75 days after the initial crash.
Desperate moves: In temperatures that dropped to -3°C and rain and winds gusting to more than 80km an hour, Neale was dressed only in light clothing, and forced to live off berries and geebung weed, while drinking water from nearby streams. He made makeshift shelter and blankets from bark and branches. After almost two weeks he was discovered by bushwalkers at Narrow Neck Plateau, about 15km from Katoomba, in July 2009.
Of the 2223 people aboard the Titanic, only 706 survived, with 1517 perishing, qualifying it as one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history. The high casualty rate can be attributed, in part, to the fact that the ship did not carry enough lifeboats for everyone aboard.
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Bong Voyage, our perpetual immigrant visa applicant, is at the U.S. Embassy for his visa interview.
Consul Jimmy Murdochs: Good morning, Mr. Voyage. I see you are applying today for an E3 employment visa. Have you ever left the Philippines before?
Bong Voyage: Yes, I have been to the United States.
Consul: What was the purpose of your travel?
Bong Voyage: I went to visit my sister, who lives in Seattle. We like to have family reunions at her house there. I traveled on a B1/B2 tourist visa.
Consul: I'm glad you had a good trip. How many times did you go to the U.S., and what was your longest stay there?
Bong Voyage: I only went twice—once in 2005 for three months and again in 2010 for nine months.
Consul: Normally the Department of Homeland Security/Customs and Border Patrol (DHS/CBP) will allow visitors on B1/B2 visas to stay in the U.S. for only six months. How were you able to stay in 2010 for nine months, sir?
Bong Voyage: I requested an extension of stay, and DHS granted it to me. I left the U.S. before the date they indicated in my approval notice.
Consul: Do you have a copy of the extension approval? Do you also have your old passport with your valid B1/B2 visa in it?
Bong Voyage: No, sir, I didn't know I needed to bring them to my immigrant visa interview…
Consul: Don't worry, you can submit them through the courier service. Everything seems to be in order, but we will need to check your extension approval and cancel your B1/B2 visa before issuing your E3 immigrant visa.
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More military children with autism will soon have access to behavior therapy under a new government program, but not everyone is entirely pleased by the change.
Tucked inside a nearly 700-page defense bill signed by President Barack Obama last week is a provision requiring the U.S. Department of Defense to launch a one-year pilot program providing coverage of applied behavior analysis, or ABA, therapy for those with autism through its TRICARE insurance offering.
Currently, advocates say that the military insurer only provides the therapy for dependents of those serving on active duty. The pilot program, however, will expand coverage to all TRICARE beneficiaries with autism for one year.
The bill signed by Obama calls for the new program to be rolled out within 90 days.
Disability advocates say the coverage expansion is a step in the right direction, but said they are dismayed that the new benefits will be short-term. Congress initially voted to make the change permanent, but converted the autism treatment expansion to a pilot program at the last minute.
"Military families who sacrifice so much deserve access to the benefits they have earned," said Peter Bell, executive vice president at Autism Speaks, which lobbied for the expanded TRICARE coverage citing the experiences of some members of the armed forces who have re-enlisted merely to secure continued autism treatment benefits for their children.
Bell's group said they will continue to press for permanent ABA coverage for all children covered by TRICARE.
Meanwhile, advocates at The Arc said that while the effort is a "step forward" they were concerned that the new program limits ABA coverage to those with autism and does not include individuals with all types of developmental disabilities.
"There is considerable research proving applied behavioral analysis to be an effective intervention for a number of developmental disabilities, including ASD," said Peter Berns, CEO of The Arc. "The inclusion of other developmental disabilities would also have greatly benefited military families who have children with ASD since many of these children only receive their diagnosis after many years."
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May the kids come through the ABA intact and undamaged, no matter the particular methods used on any particular child.
There's enough PTSD in the world already–goodness knows that the active-duty military parent(s) have good odds of picking up some triggers themselves.


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Final Lone Star Conference rankings
1. West Texas A&M (9-2, 7-1) — A bad snap on a punt is the only thing standing between the Buffs and an outright Lone Star Conference title. But WT played No. 1 (and unbeaten) Colorado State-Pueblo tough in season opener, and the Buffs are going to the playoffs for the first time since 2010. Now the big question — can the LSC win on the playoffs?
2. Midwestern State (9-1, 7-1) — Mustangs got a break in Canyon and barely escaped from Abilene with a victory to earn a share of the conference title. Still, that loss against Tarleton State in season opener lingers like a dead skunk.
3. Abilene Christian (7-4, 4-4) — Ah, what might have been for the Wildcats. Anemic running game and problems on the offensive line kept ACU from going to the playoffs — or even the Kanza Bowl — in its last season in the LSC and Division II. Weird to see Wildcats finish fourth in LSC in scoring offense (28.6) and sixth in total offense (354.3) after being one of the best offenses in the nation for so long. ACU had No. 2 scoring defense this year. So offense, not defense, kept the team from playoffs this year.
4. Texas A&M-Kingsville (6-5, 5-3) — After knocking off then-No. 9 ACU in the second week of the season, the Javelinas lost four games in a row and the wheels appeared to be coming off. But the Hoggies regrouped and won four of their last five — and they're going bowling. Kingsville will play Emporia State in Kanza Bowl on Nov. 25.
5. Tarleton State (6-4, 5-3) — QB Jake Fenske and a potent running game saved the Texans' season, after starting QB Aaron Doyle was hurt against Kingsville. Tarleton won its final three games with Fenske at QB.
6. Angelo State (5-6, 4-4) — Rams played to the level of their competition — sometimes below it. Loss of starting QB Blake Hamlin didn't help late in the season.
7. Eastern New Mexico (3-7, 2-6) — The option only works when you take care of the ball and play clean. Defense wasn't very good either.
8. Incarnate Word (2-8, 1-7) — Only Commerce had a worse scoring offense, and the defense wasn't much better. Of course, going to the Southland Conference and the FCS is going to make it all better. Yeah, right.
9. Texas A&M-Commerce (1-9, 1-7) — Lions ranked dead last in the conference in scoring (12.6 points) and total offense (268.4 yards). Defense was much better, but offensive woes were too much to overcome.
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It's cause they solve all their issues on the ice."If Afghanistan had a decent rink, our soldiers would already be on their way home.
Go Wings.
F*ck Claude Lemieux.
And I like a good goalie fight as much as the next guy, but Roy was a idiot. In my romantic view of hockey (lol), a goalie fight is chivalrous, with each agreeing to take part in the duel, gloves and blockers off, at center ice.
Crashing the other goalie is the tactic of a coward. If he doesn't want to fight, let him be. You can always try and beat down a defenseman.
and they have the most padding, lucky for them
o did u guys see how fast the refs were at stopping them!? (sarcasm)
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Coeur d'Alene Tribe
Translated from French, the name "Coeur d'Alene" came from the French fur traders and trappers who first encountered the Schitsu'umish Indians. The term actually means "heart of the awl" referring to the sharpness of tribal member trading skills exhibited in their dealings with fur traders. The nickname stuck. One Frenchman even described the tribe as "the greatest traders in the world."
The Coeur d'Alene's tribal homeland includes almost five million acres of what are now northern Idaho, eastern Washington and western Montana. Unlike the tribes of the plains, the Coeur d'Alenes were not nomadic. Coeur d'Alene Indian villages were established along the Coeur d'Alene, St. Joe, Clark Fork and Spokane rivers. These tribes traded with neighboring tribes and with many tribes far away on the Pacific coast.
Ancient trade routes connected the Coeur d'Alenes with the Nez Perce, the Shoshones and the Bannocks to the south and southeast. To the east were the tribes of the Great Plains and the vast herds of buffalo. With the coming of horses, young Coeur d'Alene men journeyed east to hunt buffalo. However these journeys were not necessary for survival. They were viewed as adventures and even rites of passage for youth who would emerge into manhood and into leadership roles. All ancient tribal trade routes and paths remain today. In fact, those very same routes are still used all across the country and are called interstate highways.
Duck Valley Shoshone-Paiute Tribes
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Tel: (702) 757-3161
The Duck Valley Indian Reservation is home to approximately 900 of 1,700 tribal members of the Shoshone-Paiute. Located 96 miles north of Elko on the high desert in northeastern Nevada and southwestern Idaho, a mix of Western Shoshone, Northern and Malheur Paiute Indians represent the tribe. Total acreage includes 289,819 acres of tribal land; 144,274 acres in Elko County, Nev. and 145,545 acres in Owyhee County, Idaho. There are also 3,981.68 acres of public land at Wildhorse Reservoir.
While a large portion of land is dedicated to agriculture, the tribe's primary source of income is from the sale of fishing permits in its two large reservoirs. The operation of a marina on one of its lakes and the sale of grazing permits for its 260,000 acres of range land provide additional income for the tribe. Other limited employment available for residents can be found at several small, tribal-owned businesses including a laundromat, general store, café, and gas station.
Nez Perce Tribe
Web: www.nezperce.org
Nez Perce is a misnomer given to the tribe by French-Canadian fur trappers. The French translate it as "pierced nose." Even though the Nez Perce didn't pierce their noses, the name remained and today it is pronounced "Nezz Purse". Ni Mii Pu (Ni-MEE-Poo) is what tribal members call themselves. It means "The People."
When the weary and hungry Lewis and Clark Expedition encountered the Nez Perce on the Weippe Prairie in 1805, the Ni Mii Pu chose to help the explorers survive. They fed and refreshed them, helped build canoes and provided directions to the Pacific Ocean.
Today the Nez Perce Reservation in Idaho totals about 138,000 acres. Approximately 1,800 of the 3,100 enrolled tribal members live on the reservation itself. The nine-member Nez Perce Tribal Executive Committee is the governing body for the reservation.
Learn more about the Nez Perce Tribe at the Nez Perce National Historical Park in Spalding, Idaho or contact the tribal tourism office at (208) 843-2253 or visit www.nezperce.org.
Shoshone and Bannock Tribe
Web: www.shoshonebannocktribes.com
In eastern Idaho along Interstate 1-15 and 1-86 lies the 544,000-acre Fort Hall Indian Reservation on a small part of the land that the Shoshone and Bannock Indians have lived on for more than 10,000 years.
Before recorded history, the Shoshone and Bannock originally roamed the areas of what are now the states of Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and Idaho. In their search for food they hunted, gathered and fished for salmon. Horses introduced in the early 1700's allowed some groups to travel great distances in pursuit of buffalo.
A Presidential Executive Order established the 1.8 million acre reservation in 1867 but a survey error reduced the size of the Reservation to 1.2 million acres in 1872. Later, encroachments reduced the reservation to its present size.
The first white men to explore the West were the trappers and explorers. Sacajawea, a Lemhi Shoshone, accompanied Lewis and Clark to the Pacific Ocean in 1805 and back in 2006. Visit the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural and Education Center in Salmon (www.sacajaweacenter.org) and the Fort Hall Museum in Fort Hall, ID (www.seidaho.org/forthall.html).
Salish Tribe
Web: www.charkoosta.com
The Flathead Indian Reservation (1,244,000 acres) is home to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. In this confederation the Salish and Pend d'Oreille members formed one tribe and the Kootenai another. The tribal headquarters are in Pablo, Montana.
The traditional Salish and Kootenai hunted buffalo on the Great Plains as well as deer, elk and other wild game in western Mont. A variety of plant foods such as bitterroot, camas, moss, wild onions, Indian potatoes and serviceberries were gathered during their seasons and preserved for later use.


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Yesterday we rattled off our first This Week in Gaming piece. In it, we profiled this week's upcoming releases and offered some thoughts on the week's most anticipated titles.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was singled out as the most compelling title of the week, mostly for my own curiosity surrounding the potential for gigantic-fantasy RPG-burnout among consumers. Another big-budget epic, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, was just released about 3 months ago, after all.
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Effingham city police are investigating a residential theft.
The theft occurred from an apartment in the 100 block of West Jefferson Avenue between 6am and 10am Wednesday. Two televisions worth a total of $670 were taken as well as an undetermined amount of cash.


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Yes dammit, if I disagree with it enough then I will attack it, it's a forum and if it's my viewpoint that another person is wrong then I have every right to have my say.
I have absolutely no idea about Hitler's religious ideology, besides the obvious anti-Semitism. As far as I can tell, he was raised a Catholic but his adult years are a mystery. I'm not about to argue either side because I don't know myself.
I'll happily take whatever shots I like at Christianity and all religions because they're all equally ridiculous. Likening people like me to Hitler because of it was your fallacy, and that's why I'm giving you poo about it.
yet I guess those "informed" individuals(have seen a couple Nazi specials on the History Channel) need a forum to speak their mind.
I was pointing out that "Catholic = hitler = evil" is stupid, by giving you the EXACT SAME argument with evolution. "evolution = hitler = evil"
Yet for some reason, I'm going to go with an IQ in the single digits, you cannot seem to grasp that arguments, when wrong, badly put together, illogical, and fallacious, remain so even when they prop up a point you agree with.
Stop using the bad arguments, and I'll stop pointing them out to you.
Hitler was not evil because of evolution any more than the Crusades were good because the (then modern) church said it was a holy act.
Drop the "evolution = hitler = evil" rule of transitivity crap.
Well you have a point, it is a fallacy, I guess I'm guilty of Godwin's law becau...
Oh no, wait, I didn't. I was merely responding to someone who did, now go bitch at them. Why me? Because you're a hypocrite. You don't give a poo about any of my argument, or how bad or good it was, what matters to you is the conclusion.
If it disagrees with you, you'll attack it. So what value does anything you'll ever say in your life have to anyone?
Go tell the person who agrees with you, that he made the classic fallacy. Give him poo for it. When you've done that, I'll have the tiniest portion of respect for you.
(P.S. Stop bringing up Hitler, it's a fallacy).
Also, you're forgetting:If Hitler was an Atheist, he still would have needed to pretend to be Christian to garner support in 1920s Germany. In private he called Christianity a "Disease" that was "to be eradicated".
Hmmm... seems like Hitler has more in common with a lot of IABers than the average Christian."
Yes, Hitler's BELIEF in evolution. His misrepresented idea that a master race could be bred selectively.
You're not just tarring science with the Nazi brush, you're also throwing in religion and the past 15,000 years of humans breeding and domesticating other animals for our own purposes.
Argument ad Hitlerum, classic fallacy.
Not that many on this site will ever accept that while it stops them taking a cheap shot at Christianity.
Hmmm... seems like Hitler has more in common with a lot of IABers than the average Christian.
If you'd bothered to actually READ the posts, I think that's exactly what they were saying - Aust was one of the original Coalition of the Willing, and is still there. As far as I know, no-one's ever denied that, just said that its to our national shame that its the case.
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Where the drat was THAT in history class?
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|Has there ever been a NFL football player that didn't play college football?
Well, some people don't know what they're talking about. Warren Moon played at the University of Washington. Dante Hall played at Texas A&M. Antonio Gates is the only current NFL player I can think of that didn't play in college.
Eric Swann never played college ball, he played semi-pro before being drafted at #6 in the first round in 1991 by the Cardinals. Report It
Denvers ol running back M. Anderson never played college ball of any kind... He was enlisted in the Marines. Just goes to show you can't beat natural talent. Report It
mike d, you're wrong. Mike Anderson played two years at the University of Utah.
preston pearson, THE FORMER STEELER & COWBOY RUNNINGBACK did not plaY COLLEGE FOOTBALL HE PLAYED COLLEGE BASKETBALL.. Report It
Antonio Gates played college basketball, but signed with the San Diego Chargers
I'm pretty sure Renaldo Nehemiah (world record holder in the 100 meter hurdles?) never played college football...I wonder whether Bullet Bob Hayes ever played college football.
Sure, plenty. As someone mentioned above, Antonio Gates is probably the most known player who didn't play college football (TE, Chargers).
yes - there have been a few Europeans who werent educated in the US and didnt play American Football until they were adult
michael lewis...he was the kick returner for the New Orleans Saints....he played High School Footbal but then became a beer delivery man....did that for a while before he decided to go try out.....
Antonio Gates is From U of M B-Ball, he didn't start in any college football, i'm sure there's more.
Wide Receiver Dante Hall didn't attend college football.
Yup, Antonio Gates is the most well known one. Another one, I can't think of his name off the top of my head right now, but the movie 'Invincible' is about his story in the NFL.
Brock Lesner, a former amateur and pro wrestler, played 1 preseason with the Vikings.
Yes a Whole lot of them, Go Saints !!!!!!!!!!!
Christian Okoye
Okoye played college ball at the NAIA Level. Gates is the big Current one but the highest player ever drafted not to play college ball was Eric Swann who was the 6th overall pick in the 1991 NFL Draft to the Cardinals. He spent 12 seasons in the NFL Bob Hayes did play some football at Florida A&M
I am a general manager of a minor league football team and we have an ex NFLer that was a chearleader in HS and College that was playing coverage for his buddy a WR before the world league tryouts now NFL europe in there first year and the coach saw him and told him to try out he made it and after a couple years played for the Cardinals.
antonio gates went to kent state, not u of m.
Antonio Gates. He played college basketball but not Football.
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The main thing about the food at Hurley's is this: It's really, really good. Better than good--call it amazing. There's thoughtful attention paid to flavor, texture and appearance. Each dish is gorgeously displayed, with every tiny accompaniment carefully thought out. For a small restaurant to maintain such a vast menu must involve planning of the sort that keeps small countries running.
The trouble is that Hurley's--located in the charming Northwest Portland spot that housed the beloved Cafe des Amis--seems out of step with the ciy's vibe for casual dining. The attentively formal service and the conspicuously fancy food make this a palace for serious diners, while everyone else might be tempted to bring along a food dictionary to interpret the menu.
Perhaps chef-owner-namesake Tom Hurley's restaurant is designed to be a special-occasion place--only a destination restaurant that's more about the food than the occasion. Some of the dishes seem simply too rich for the simple tastes of our times, serving decadence piled onto decadence, like getting a manicure and a pedicure at the same time.
There are nearly twice as many dishes listed on the menu as there are dining-room tables, and the list is divided into categories like vegetables, fish, beef and wild game. The small portions are sized for individuals--unless you're exceptionally generous you won't want to give up one of your pair of scallops--so your stomach should feel perfectly comfortable having four or five courses. Your wallet won't feel as comfortable, however, as this place isn't cheap. Dinner for two with a couple of glasses of wine will run around $120.
All dishes are created equal, with plenty of luscious gourmet ingredients--prosciutto, truffles, fois gras--that serve to remind you why you eat out in the first place.
One challenge of small plates lies in the pacing of courses. With small portions, the ratio of eating time to waiting time can grow uncomfortable; dinner can easily run two or more hours. But you rarely feel abandoned by the waiters, who check in frequently with "Are you enjoying the flavors?" The question feels a tad too affected and uncomfortably like a test: Should you recognize a touch of cumin there? Perhaps some chervil?
Beginning with the "vegetable dishes," there's an arugula-and-beet salad with parmesan and prosciutto, which deliciously combines peppery greens and sugary beets under shavings of the salty cheese and ham ($9). Prosciutto shows up in another appealing vegetable, the haricot vert--or green bean--salad with mustard vinaigrette and walnuts ($8). The gazpacho ($7), charmingly served in a stubby cocktail glass, is less successful. The flavor falls flat and the meager garnish of crab and avocado doesn't help to liven it up.
If you think heaven is a place where truffles grow on trees, you'll love the roasted Columbia River sturgeon topped with a small lobster tail ($16), all dolled up in truffle-cream sauce. This is an indulgent dish, and the richness continues with sautéed diver scallops with black truffles ($12).
Or there are the same meaty scallops broiled with fois gras ($13). Fois gras is the mink coat of the food world, socially incorrect but luxurious (and you can mollify your conscience with the knowledge that ducks are far from endangered). Speaking of luxurious, there's also fois gras-wrapped ahi tuna with truffle dipping sauce ($16), a dish that tastes like the very definition of luxury. The breast of pheasant stuffed with ham ($16) is bathed in truffle butter and served with three small crayfish tails on the side. With a side of green beans and mushrooms, this lavish portion would befit a castle dweller.
After all this indulgence, the slim dessert menu--just four choices--comes as a welcome relief. The signature Chocolate Marquise ($8) offers a praline crust underneath a chocolate mousse so airy it can't possibly be unhealthy, finished with a puddle of Grand Marnier cream. Or for a more simple taste, the ice cream ($7) is terrific. It's housemade--vanilla or vanilla with figs on two recent visits.
Sometimes the best meals are made of simple dishes done well. And sometimes, even in these comfortable times, you may crave indulgent meals with yuzu-truffle dipping sauce, creamy asiago custard, chicory marmalade and cabbage-leek fondant.
1987 NW Kearney St., 295-6487. 5:30-11 pm Wednesday-Sunday. Credit cards Accepted.
$$$ Expensive.
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This is one of my favorite dishes. Here in the desert it's better known as Carne Asada. We marinate the steak in lime, garlic, and cilantro over night, then grill it fast over a hot mesquite pit the next day. For three pounds of skirt steak you had better use one lime - rolled until it's softened, a dozen large cloves of garlic - crushed and diced, and about one quarter cup of chopped cilantro leaves. Eat with Pico Pica or Pico de Gallo sauce, not a vinegar based pepper sauce.flag if inappropriate
This was excellent. I love skirt steaks. Another marinade I love is 1/3 olive oil, 1/3 red wine vinegar, 1/3 soy sauce and lots of garlic.flag if inappropriate
I loved this recipie, it was so easy. I got the steak on sale, the butcher trimmed it, cut it and put it though a tenderizing machine. After I grilled it, it wasn't tough at all. If you plan to make tacos out of these, I suggest adding some additional spices. It's great as it is but in a taco could use extra zip and saltiness.flag if inappropriate
This is easy and delicious. I have made it three times already, and it has turned out great each time. I started adding lime juice to the marinade, and it turns out wonderful. A great summertime dish - perfect for casual entertaining outdoors - although, I'll make it year-round. Excellent with ripe avocado and fresh salsa. If you like tacos al carbon, you'll love this recipe.flag if inappropriate
This was really delicious. I gave it 4 forks because it was also so easy to make. I had bought a flap steak from Costco the other day thinking it was a skirt steak and decided I'd try using this recipe with the meat. I grilled the meat for about 8 minutes total on the barbecue and it came out extremely juicy and very flavorful. The lime juice really gave it a boost of flavor. I will most definitely make this again. This would be great party food!flag if inappropriate
Excellent! I added even more garlic (sliced) to really emphasize that flavor. I also used a whole fresh lime for marinating as well.flag if inappropriate
This was so easy and so good! I made it as writen except we cut the recipe down for only two people and I had to use flank steak rather than skirt steak because it is all the butcher had. Drizzeling the lime over the cooked steaks realy makes the dish! I served it in homemade flat bread wraps with queso blanco cheese. Yum!flag if inappropriate
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American violinist Jennifer Koh's Bach & Beyond Part 1 is the first in a three-part series based on her groundbreaking, multi-season "Bach and Beyond" recital series, now underway in North America and overseas. With these inventive programs, Koh, "a virtuoso with quirky and wonderful ideas" (San Francisco Chronicle), sets out to illuminate connections between J.S. Bach's sonatas and partitas for solo violin and 20th- and 21st-century works, including pieces commissioned expressly for Koh and her Bach and Beyond project.
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APPOSITION II randomized study showed 28% malapposition in conventional stents versus 0% in Stentys stents
PRINCETON, N.J. and PARIS – January 3, 2013 - Stentys, a medical technology company commercializing in Europe its Self-Apposing stent to treat acute myocardial infarction (AMI), announced today that results from the foundational APPOSITION II clinical trial were published in the December issue of JACC Cardiovascular Interventions. The manuscript, also available online, is titled, "Self-Expanding Versus Balloon-Expandable Stents in Acute Myocardial Infarction: Results from the APPOSITION II Study".
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Stentys received Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in October 2012 to conduct a pivotal clinical trial in the United States which, if successfully completed, will enable the Company to apply for marketing approval of the Stentys Self-Apposing stent. Patient enrollment into the trial, APPOSITION V, is expected to begin in early 2013. The Company expects to report full results for the ongoing APPOSITION III Study in H1 2013.
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