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February 23, 2012 | 4:28 pm
Does anybody really read these things?
I'm not much for blogging, but here I go...
I have not posted anything new in a while on iComp because I am dead in the middle of 4 new songs that are taking longer than I thought they would.
Most of that is my fault, I just started a new job with IBM and loving it, but after a long day I sometimes just don't get to spend too much time on my music on weekdays.
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Former Tampa LB Derrick Brooks Joins Jerome & Jamie
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On today's show Jerome & Jamie caught up with former NFL'er Derrick Brooks to discuss: the NFL season, FSU, and more…
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Ditto on the hood
I have the parka as well. It is nice in camp and in the sleeping bag when the temps dip below freezing. I have the Mountain Hardware Phantom 32 bag and it dipped down to about 27 deg over Memorial ...
I have one too
Here is a photo of my camp chair being "appropriated" by a cute young lady in our group... who could say no?
What do you throw in at the last minute?
I am curious. I have my own gear list with a base weight around 15-16 lbs but then I am always tempted to throw something in at the last minute before leaving. In my case I am always tempted to tos...
Water cooled
I love hiking in the Sierras in a summer rain. (Sounds like a song) If your rain shell has pit zips you can actually extend your bare forearms out through the pit zips and have a nice water cool...
re: Rain gear
You could probably forgo the rain pants as well since, even though you will get some rain, it is normally is not constant in the Sierras. The driducks rain jacket weighs 5.8oz I believe.
That's thinking outside of the box (I mean bag)
Bob Blean - That is a darn good idea! Carry the food in a plastic bag then store the food properly at camp. Carrying the bear canister on top would be nothing if it was empty.
You could have tossed a match in and had a flambeau!
Bear canister
You are usually required to carry a bear canister in the Sierra's so it is very important to pull out your lunch before you head out each morning. It's no huge issue to pull stuff out of yo...
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Emigrant Wilderness north of Yosemite
The Emigrant Wilderness is a great place with tons of fishing lakes and the hiking does not seem that challenging. There are tons of trails and lakes so you could easily make a week trip out of it....
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The Best Lemonade You Will Ever Have!
There is nothing better on a hot summer day in my opinion than a tall glass of cool lemonade!
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Lemonade Recipe
10 – 12 medium lemons (preferably organic), scrubbed well
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar (Sugar in the Raw is better/more coarse)
pinch table salt (optional)
5 cups water (cold)
Rub the outside of the lemons with the sugar and set sugar aside. Juice lemons draining off as much pulp as you can. Bring water to a boil and add to sugar (and salt, if using) in large, deep bowl or saucepan. Add simple syrup to squeezed lemon juice and stir until well combined. Chill well and stir to blend before serving, over ice if desired.


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Hamilton: Red Bull the strongest car
4 October 2012
Lewis Hamilton has said that he feels Red Bull has the strongest car heading into this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.
Hamilton's comments come on the back of Sebastian Vettel's victory last time out in Singapore, although that win was only secured after Hamilton himself was forced to retire from the lead with a mechanical issue.
Prior to that retirement, McLaren had very much been the team to beat with three straight victories but Hamilton said he felt Red Bull were the team to watch as F1 prepares for the Suzuka race.
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. "It's slightly better than us. But generally I think we've got a very good car. It's improving and it's definitely in the top three."
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For many of you who have been coming around for a while, you may be wondering things like "What happened to all the video game news?" or "Where are my TV episode reviews?" They've been absent from the screen of ComicBooked.com for a while – and that's by intent. We've been undergoing a number of changes here at ComicBooked.com and trying out a lot of new things over the last period of time, and now that we are well underway to acting on some of our strategies we wanted to share them with you, our loyal readers.
Firstly, I'll address the questions I mentioned above, one at a time.
The video games section of ComicBooked.com has now separated! Not because they don't like us or because we kicked them out because they were taking up valuable space on the couch which would be better suited to stacks of comic books to read… No, we did it because they had a lot of energy and passion for video games and sometimes their content got lost within the confines of a single site. As such, they've got their own piece of the web now over at VideoGameRebellion.com! There's tons of content going up over there including content on the new mobile version of Final Fantasy as well as what's going on with XBox One. If you want news on video games, check out our sibling site there and let them know what else you'd like to see! You can also reach them on both Facebook and Twitter as well, so please give them a look!
Along with seeing our video game brethren move to their own environment, we've also seen the TV and movies section of this site be given the opportunity to provide more of a focus on their content. No more will you find reviews of Game of Thrones, Arrow and The Walking Dead here (although we're all still fans of those shows) – no, to find that content you'll need to head over to ScreenRebellion.com! There's a lot of great stuff on TV and in the theaters these days and, again, we didn't want all of that news and excitement to get lost in the shuffle. It's all good and important stuff and so we wanted that information to stand out on its own two feet and to allow you to get that content more easily! They're also quite active on their own Facebook and Twitter pages, so give them a shout as well and join in on the conversation!
Now, why did we do the separation? As I said, both teams are passionate and have a lot of information to relay, and we would find at times that certain pieces of news or reviews would get lost in the shuffle with all 3 topics mixed into one site. We also all had visions for each of the divisions and those growth points didn't always flesh out evenly with all of the subjects so, like all siblings, we fought and fought and fought and then we all got too tired to fight anymore and the subject of giving us each our own bucket of Lego to play with and grow how we want to for our respective teams became the best solution out there!
What you may notice, though, is that we're all still together as a family of sites. ScreenRebellion.com, VideoGameRebellion.com and ComicBooked.com are all part of the same parent organization, Comic Booked LLC. Although the siblings to the site you are on now are still (relatively) new, we're all equals. And you'll notice that many of the contributors to one site also contribute to the other sites! We all work together to deliver some amazing content to you all, but this way we can each keep our own Lego to ourselves but share and trade some back and forth when it makes sense!
But wait – we used to have Magic: The Gathering on the site, too! What happened there? Well, many of you know that ComicBooked.com is not only a place for your comic news and reviews, but it's also a physical location in Virginia Beach! Along with being your typical comic book store, Kaboom is also headquarters for the premiere Magic: The Gathering shop in the area! And although you don't see the content much on ComicBooked.com anymore, you can actually still see what's going on in that arena at KaboomMTG.com! They have regular MTG tournaments, a great selection and staff, and will soon have the news as to what's going on within the MTG realm.
So with all of those changes, what is left here? Well, we're still your resource on comics. Our writers tell it like it is – be it good or bad. We all hate to write bad reviews, but needs must. We are here to share our thoughts with you, our readers, and that's what we do. Sometimes we get it right, and other times we get it wrong. But we always share what is on our minds as we read the books. We've slowed down a little with the changeover as we still work through a few things, but we're building up our momentum again. We have lots of ideas we are fleshing out and lots of excitement within our team, and a future note I'll be posting will share some of those ideas soon! Along with comics, though, we have a number of recent articles on Cosplay including how to get started and build your own costumes. As well, even though it hasn't gotten its own site, we have our own production studio delivering amazing web series such as the Crimson Blur and a fan-based series that the team there is putting up based on the recently cancelled Young Justice series – you should really check it out!
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Peebles Elementary School
700 Peebles Indian Drive, Peebles, Ohio
Phone: 937-587-2611
Fax: 937-587-5240
Peebles Elementary School Calendar
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clicking on the AR Quizzes bar above, then scrolling down!
Welcome to our site!
The new Peebles Elementary School
which we entered in January of 2010, is located in the
beautiful rolling hills of southern Ohio, at the northern end of Adams
County. Peebles is a small, friendly farming town surrounded by farm
land and densely wooded areas. The school serves approximately six
hundred and eighty, preschool through sixth grade students. You
can access our school calendar by clicking on the link above (right after
Welcome to Our School):
Peebles Elementary School is committed to
academic excellence & strengthening character through quality education.
School Improvement Initiatives:
We continue being involved in
several initiatives at Peebles Elementary School which will lead us in
the direction of being a school of excellence. We strive to provide a safe and caring environment for the children of
our community. Our involvement in Rttp
to the Top)
continues to play
a major role in our continued drive to move to "Excellent with
Distinction" status. The plans outline data tracking of reading, math, and
attendance, analyzing trends in those areas, and planning for effective
programs in delivery of reading and math instruction and classroom
management (discipline). We track reading and math data through a variety of
programs including STAR Early Literacy, STAR Reading, NWEA Map, AimsWeb Fluency
Probes as well as a host of other data tools including walkthroughs OTES, and
attendance. For classroom management our
teachers use two methods, Assertive Discipline and Time To Teach. We
continue to use SWIS (School Wide Information System) to track discipline
and behavior problems so that we can analyze the level of improvement /
impact of the various classroom management programs. If you have questions
about these or any other improvements we are currently involved in, you can
gain further information by contacting Mrs. Lamb or Mr. Walls at
the school at 937-587-2611.
You MAY use the circle drive in front of the school
to drop off their child. That area will be used exclusively for Parents who are
dropping off their child or picking them up in the evening between
the hours of 7:30AM to 8:00AM and from approximately 2:45PM on.
Visitor parking is very limited and is
located in the front of the school. Parking by the basketball courts
is for BUSES ONLY during school hours and parking on the left side
of the building is for staff and delivery trucks ONLY. We strongly
suggest that parents who wish to pick up their child use one of the
many bus stops in town to do so. They are located at the old school
(Simmons Ave.); Old Gordley Gas Station (SR 41); The Bus Garage;
the old Malcolm car dealership (Rarden Rd and Castle Ave.); In front
of the Old IGA (now the Grandview Outlet).
NEW: Due to the lack of parking spaces at
dismissal, we will be holding
pick-ups until the buses leave from the elementary. This will be
approximately 2:45. We do not want our elementary students walking
in this traffic. If you come in and
sign your child out early, be aware that they will be counted as
tardy if signed out before dismissal. Three tardies count as ½ day
absent according to state guidelines and early sign outs to beat
traffic will be unexcused.
Our goal is to keep your child safe, and
still make it as convenient as possible for you to pick-up or
drop-off your child. If you have any questions, please be sure to
call us at 587-2611. Thanks again for your help and support in
keeping our children safe.
All students will begin the year on GREEN,
which is GOOD JOB!—KEEP IT UP.
If a student exhibits above average ability
to make good choices, the teacher may move his/her card/clip to
white. This student will receive an "Indian Concert Ticket" for
this move.
If the student misbehaves, student card/clip
is moved to YELLOW, which is a warning. He/she remains on yellow
until the slip is signed and returned to the teacher.
If the student misbehaves after WARNING and
moving to YELLOW, the student's card/clip is then moved to RED.
RED means STOP and THINK, and will result in a loss of recess or
lunch detention. The student will remain on red until the signed
red slip is returned to the teacher.
If the student misbehaves after STOP and
THINK and moving to RED, the student's card is moved to BLUE.
Students who reach BLUE will be assigned After-school Detention,
which is held at the elementary school from 2:35 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. If possible (number must be updated/accepting calls), you
will be contacted. For re-entry to class, the student must
apologize to the teacher and the class for disrupting learning.
The student will remain on blue until the blue slip is signed
and returned to the teacher. If while on BLUE the student
continues inappropriate behavior, or he/she is off green twice
in one week, the student will receive 2 hours of Friday Night
School (grades 2-6) and 3 hours of In-School Suspension (grades
K & 1). At the end of the day, teacher will log on his/her log
sheet any student whose daily behavior resulted in being removed
from green. Our goal is to have INCREASING GREEN (GOOD) AND
**Misbehavior refers to in-class/hallway/restroom, lunch, and recess
behavior. Bus
behavior will be dealt with separately.
Students who are moved from GREEN to YELLOW, RED or BLUE must take
note home
describing their misbehavior.
note must be signed by a parent or guardian
student DOES NOT RETURN TO GREEN until note
is returned or parent conferences with teacher, principal, or
assistant principal.
Students who remain on red for this reason will continue to lose
recess until red note is returned.
Positive Behaviorial Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
In addition to our Stay on Green program, we will be implementing
PBIS. This is a district-wide initiative that is state-mandated.
This is a brief explanation of the purpose behind PBIS:
The emphasis is placed on a "school-wide system of support that
includes proactive strategies for defining, teaching, and supporting
appropriate student behaviors to create positive school
environments. Instead of using a piecemeal approach of individual
behavioral management plans, a continuum of positive behavior
support for all students within a school is implemented in areas
including the classroom and non-classroom settings (such as
hallways, buses, and restrooms). Positive behavior support is an
application of a behaviorally-based systems approach to enhance the
capacity of schools, families, and communities to design effective
environments that improve the link between research-validated
practices and the environments in which teaching and learning
occurs. Attention is focused on creating and sustaining primary
(school-wide), secondary (classroom), and tertiary (individual)
systems of support that improve lifestyle results (personal, health,
social, family, work, recreation) for all children and youth by
making targeted behaviors less effective, efficient, and relevant,
and desired behavior more functional."
In order to meet the state requirements, Peebles Elementary will be
rewarding students with Concert Tickets for their behavior. This
correlates with our building-wide Rock theme. The students will be
awarded tickets for positive behavior/good choices. Teachers and
staff members throughout the building will be permitted to award
these tickets. Once the student receives the ticket, he/she will
put his/her name on it and then drop it in the drawing for
incentives of their choice. Every two weeks we will do a drawing
for the following incentives:
10 minutes of Basketball Time
1 Homework Pass (not permitted
to use on tests or projects)
Lunch in the office with a
staff member
School Spirit Item
15 minutes to Play a Board Game
with a Friend
Item from the Treasure Box
This site is maintained by Carrie
Fuller, Assistant Principal. Please email any
comments or suggestions by clicking on my name on the black bar in the
middle of the page above.
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Michelle Rhee
September 10, 2010
Journalists often annoyingly inflate events in their own backyards, fallaciously treating the local and provincial as mega-trends and national harbingers. Those of us who practice political journalism in Washington, D.C., have been somewhat immune from this tendency. Our city government, with the still-looming figure of a former crackhead mayor and the not-very-distant memory of a federally imposed control board, is way too sui generis for that. But for once, Washington has emerged as an urban vanguard—a home to bold and laudable reform.
The Education Gap Is Not A Race War
August 27, 2010
Washington D.C. is running one of the most agressive experiments in public school reform in the country under its school chacellor, Michelle Rhee. Unfortunately for Rhee, she also happens to have a fairly contentious relationship with Bill Turque, the Washington Post's education reporter. And in today's paper, Turque reports the alarming news that the black-white achievement gap is growing: After two years of progress, Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee's effort to narrow the vast achievement gap separating white and African American students in D.C.
Mister Ed
August 12, 2010
Liberal anger with the Obama administration generally takes the form of disappointment that his agenda hasn't gone far enough. The exception is the teachers' unions and their allies, who are furious precisely because Obama has gone too far. The president of the National Education Association laments "the most antieducator, anti-union, anti-student environment" he has ever seen.
What Does Mayoral Candidate Vincent Gray Really Think About Education in D.C.?
July 26, 2010
Last week, D.C. public schools chancellor Michelle Rhee announced that she had fired 241 teachers, including 165 who received low ratings under the District's new teacher evaluation system, called IMPACT. As I wrote on Friday, the firings represent a big step for education reform. Teacher evaluations across the country are badly constructed and executed, as are the processes used to remove bad teachers. D.C. is leading the way in improving both. But this story runs deeper.
A Big Day for Education Reform (and Michelle Rhee)
July 23, 2010
The Washington, D.C. public school system announced today that it is laying off 241 teachers—roughly 6 percent of its staff—due to poor classroom performance. These are the first such dismissals since the implementation of the IMPACT teacher evaluation system, and they come on the heels of a hard-won contract between the District and its teachers' union.
Innovative Ideas, Meet Hackneyed Battle Lines
November 05, 2009
The day before President Obama spoke in Madison, Wisconsin, about the pressing need to improve America's teachers, a report was released on the same topic at a conference in Washington's swanky Capitol Hilton. The task force that wrote the report was chaired by Minnesota Governor (and rumored 2012 presidential candidate) Tim Pawlenty and included such education policy heavyweights as New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and D.C. Chancellor Michelle Rhee.
Is Michelle Rhee Breaking the Law?
October 30, 2009
DC Public Schools Commissioner Michelle Rhee is the closest thing the education world has to a celebrity. (Education Next recently photoshoped an image of Rhee in medieval armor, under the heading "DC's Braveheart") Her take-no-prisoners approach to education reform, sometimes at the expense of tenured teachers, has won her much attention nationally--and many enemies here in the District.
Old School
December 24, 2008
In November, Barack Obama bewildered education reformers by tapping Linda Darling-Hammond, a Stanford professor who had advised his campaign, to oversee the transition's education policy team. Their verdict was swift and harsh. "Worst case scenario," wrote Mike Petrilli, vice president for national programs and policy at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, an education think tank, the day after The Wall Street Journal leaked the news. "This is a sign that the president-elect isn't a bona fide reformer," he later told me.
Should The Obama Kids Go To Public School?
November 13, 2008
Today's NYT has a thorough story about Michelle Rhee and her efforts to reform D.C.'s supremely screwed up public school system--efforts that, since they involve abolishing tenure, are being fought tooth and nail by the teacher's union. Basically, Rhee is the best thing to happen to the public school system in the District since, well, maybe ever. And if she pulls it off, D.C.'s public school system might actually serve as a model for other public school systems across the country--which, if you know much about D.C.
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Ballots are cast Nov. 6, 2012, at Indianapolis' Spring Mill Elementary School in Washington Township.
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A provision to take the right to vote in Indiana away from out-of-state college students died Wednesday when a House committee voted to send the issue to a summer committee for study.
Rep. Peggy Mayfield, R-Martinsville, offered the amendment to her controversial House Bill 1311 so that other sections so the bill could move forward.
Opponents of the voting measure say it would disenfranchise students from voting in Indiana and could send the message they aren't welcome in the state. ...


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In the Footsteps of the Masters: Painting by Christina Mastrangelo
Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts
April 11, 2011
Paintings that evoke the work of the "old master" artists of the Renaissance will be on view from April 19 through July 10 at the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts in the special exhibition In the Footsteps of the Masters: Painting by Christina Mastrangelo.
There will be a reception with the artist on Thursday, April 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public.
Mastrangelo is a classically trained artist who grew up in Wilbraham, Mass., and has recently returned to the area after studying art for three years at the Angel Academy of Art in Florence, Italy. While there, she also co-directed a small art school, heading the figure drawing program and teaching drawing to both Italian and English speaking students.
Mastrangelo received her B.A. in painting from James Madison University in Virginia, graduating with honors. Her work hangs in private collections in Europe and the U.S.


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In May, real estate investor Justin Pierce bought what he considered the ugliest house on the 4100 block of Henson Lane in Temple Hills.
Built in the 1940s, the vacant rambler was visibly worn out, with faded white shaker siding and thinning black roof shingles. The shrubbery was gradually swallowing the tiny 800-square-foot structure.


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Tunisian protesters hold placards featuring killed opposition leader... Photo d'actualitéChokri Belaïd,Horizontal,Leadership,Manifestant,Manifestation,Mort,Pancarte de manifestation,Parti d'opposition,Politique,Tenir,Tunis,TunisiePhotographer FETHI BELAIDCollection: AFP 2013 AFPTunisian protesters hold placards featuring killed opposition leader Chokri Belaid during a demonstration on February 23, 2013 on the Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. Hundreds of demonstrators marched to protest against the Islamist party Ennahda in power, and demanded that Belaid's killers be found. AFP PHOTO / FETHI BELAID (Photo credit should read FETHI BELAID/AFP/Getty Images)


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Im not planning on using sposies at night but my folks were babysitting the other night and did the bedtime routine. I said just to use a spare sposie rather than assemble a night nappy.
I was quite gutted that when she woke, there was little smell, her bum was dry and the nappy didnt feel like a tonne weight when i took it off.
My night nappy tends to leave her bottom wet all over, stinks the room out and is like a deadweight when removed..... Its not causing her any discomfort, rash or whatever. I just dont think i realised how unpleasant it is until i had the sposie experience.
Am i doing something wrong or is this normal, she is a mega heavy wetter and we are using preloved rosie boo bumhuggers with a couple of bamboo boosters and a one life wrap.
We used disposables while away on holiday a while back, and had similar thoughts that they weren't all that bad. However, they absolutely reek in a bin. And I still felt guilty throwing away the messy nappies, knowing they'd be around forever more.
I wonder why the nappies are stinking the room out. We seldom had that problem with ours (1st-hand LL bamboo) and if they did stink, it was due to teething when the wee got stronger with ammonia. Nappies that need a good stripping also stink when weed on.I can only suggest that you give your washing machine a good service clean and your nappies a decent strip wash. I hope that helps.
I now either use a sposie or a amamaknows fitted nappy with a fleece soaker. Its nice and slim compared to most huge night nappies, absorbent and breathable....oh and no smell. If you do decide to use a sposie instead of cloth then I wouldnt feel bad at all. At least you're not using them all day! x
I've really struggled with night nappies, and I think I'm about to reluctantly put away my stack of them. My compromise has been to pay the extra for the "eco" sposies since I'm not using so many. Why eco? They can be composted but apparently it's against the law here (outside UK) and it's my MIL's compost, so she it's up to her. They feel heaps nicer, papery rather than plasticy and without the graininess.


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The school board voted this week to buy a 32,793-square-foot building and 18 acres of land at 2945 E. Pythian St., the former site of a trucking company, for $2.5 million.
Rick Emling, director of transportation, said the bus fleet, staff and maintenance needs have outgrown the space in the current facility at 1600 E. Chestnut Expressway. It includes a 7,950-square-foot facility on about 5 acres. ...


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"A Sunset
Impression, Kashmir"
PERHAPS the only redeeming point about these "Memories" is that they are largely extracted from diaries and letters which were not written with the idea of anyone ever seeing them except my mother. To some extent they tell directly against me, since they show me to have been just the ordinary silly young ass who enjoyed senseless ragging, was fond of dogs and horses, and thought very little as he went through the ordinary every-day experiences of a subaltern in India. There is nothing very romantic or very exciting about them, and there is much that is silly, but at the same time such things have, I think, seldom been set down in writing just as they occurred to one at the time. They may at any rate serve to remind other old officers besides myself that they themselves once felt and did as subalterns now think and do. As we get into our crabbed old age, we are apt to forget that we were once youngsters, as I had almost forgotten that I once enjoyed having "all my face except a small patch on the left side scraped bare in a glorious rough and tumble."
With very few exceptions the illustrations are reproductions of sketches which I sent home to show what India was like, and they have the virtue of being done on the spot.
These Reminiscences were in print in July 1914, but their publication was deferred owing to the outbreak of war. The results of the campaign to date in no way modify the opinions therein expressed on the character and training of the British officer and soldier of to-day.
East Sussex.
From: Baden-Powell, Memories of India, 1915.
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|Chapter IX. The Aftermath of War. The Image of WarPatrols and Picnics A Curious SuperstitionJock Fights a Wild CatAfghan DepredationsRelics of Alexander the GreatCamp Rumours Abdurrahman WaitsThe Horses StampedeA Subaltern's Opinion of the GovernmentA Study in ContrastsRifle StealingAn Ingenious PlanFurther LossesI Shoot MyselfI Hear my Death Announced Digging for the BulletConvalescenceStalked by a LeopardA Rough and Tumble
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Game 17 (W): 09:30, Group C, BRAZIL 4 SPAIN 12
Shanghai 2011 - Water Polo Games Reports
Quarters: 0-3, 2-4, 0-3, 2-2
Referees: Natalya RUSTAMOVA (UZB), Boris MARGETA (SLO)
Extra Man: BRA: 0/8. ESP: 1/6
Pens: ESP: 3/4
BRAZIL: Tess OLIVEIRA, Cecilia CANETTI, Marina ZABLITH, Marina CANETTI, Marella COUTINHO, Izabella CHIAPPINI (1), Cristina BEER, Luiza CARVALHO (2), Fernanda LISSONI, Gabriela GOZANI, Maria Barbara AMARO (1), Gabriela DIAS, Manuela CANETTI. Head Coach: Roberto CHIAPPINI.
SPAIN: Ava COPADO, Blanca GIL (5), Ana ESPAR (1), Helena LLORET (1), Matilde ORTIZ (1), Paula CHILLADA, Lorena MIRANDA, Pilar PENA (2), Andrea BLAS (1), Ona MESEGUER, (1) M. Carmen GARCIA, Marta BACH, Laura ESTER. Head Coach: Miguel OCA.
Superstar GIL doubled her scoring tally for the tournament to 10 as Spain outplayed Brazil. However, three of GIL's goals came from the penalty line while she missed her first attempt at penalty in the opening quarter. She scored with a centre-forward backhand with her first goal and then climbed high out of the water with a slow-turning backhand to close the game's scoring at 12-4. Brazil struggled to threaten in the first and third periods. CARVALHO scored twice from two metres, AMARO sent one in the top corner and CHIAPPINI sent in a slider that only just bobbled across the line. Spain looked sharper and better than gaining only third place in the group. Hope for Brazil came from levelling the final quarter, a good omen heading into the classification 13-16 round.


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Javapolis 2004 Day 4: NetBeans 4.0 and Beyond
NetBeans really rocks.
As many of you know, I am a long-time user of NetBeans, now. Already 4 years now that I am using NetBeans. Already 8 months that I was playing with the alpha, beta, RC1, RC2 of NetBeans 4.0.
And yesterday, it was a big day:
The official announcement of the NetBeans 4.0 release.
The first time I met a NetBeans developer, after 4 years exchanging mails about NetBeans.
When Tim began his presentation, he asked how many people in the audience already used NetBeans. And, if I remember well, a large majority of the audience were people that never used NetBeans.
But I am pretty sure that Tim convince them to try it.
He showed how nice was supported the JDK 5.0, and how powerful is the Ant driven projects.
Also how JUNIT is really well integrated in the development of the workflow.
What was bluffing is when he creates a new project in netBeans to compile and run JEdit. How easy it was. Really amazing.
He justs indicate that he wanted to create a project with an existing
Ant script, indicate where the ant script is. If the build.xml follows Ant best practices, NetBeans does by itself the mapping between the actions in the IDE and the target in the Ant Build Script.
He also showed the J2ME support, and how easy it is to develop midlet application and how easy it is to test your application under different portable emulators.
He also announced that you will be able to debug your midlet application that run directly on your mobile.
Another very interresting part of the presentation was the one of JFluid. Personally, it was the first time I saw it running. And it is a very powerfull tool. You can really tuning your piece of code without decrease the performances of all the application.
That demo really convince me that I did the good choice when I adopted NetBeans 4 years ago.
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Both have worked for WWF nearly six years, since our Borneo elephant project began, making them among the first group of people to ever study Borneo's pygmy elephants. Much of what we know today about the elephants and their habitat is thanks to the two brothers. And they know their subjects so well that some of the elephants have come to recognize them in the forest.
These two can look at grass bent over by elephants and know which way they went, or see a pile of elephant dung on the road and know how long since the pachyderms have passed by and how many there were.
And it's clear that the pair love their jobs, even though it often requires them to spend weeks camping in the jungle studying the elephants.
William, 35, explains that he had "no choice" in the matter.
"As a child, I began to love the forest and that was it. This is my life," he says. "Elephants to me, I just imagine they're like my son, my family."
Bert, 31, also feels a bond with the elephants.
"In my heart, I wait to see them. They call me," he says.
It's tough work, both admit, making your way through the dense jungle, where vines and thorns grab at your clothes and entangle you, where leeches seem to lurk on every leaf waiting for a warm body to walk by, and where following elephants' tracks in the rain can mean hours of wading through knee-deep mud.
But both William and Bert were eager to take part in the collaring of the pygmy elephants this year.
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Thursday, 10 April 2014
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Sunday, 9 February 2014
Chronicles of Ys: A series retrospective
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Wednesday, 18 December 2013
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Sunday, 8 December 2013
The Super Mario Bros. Story
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Friday, 1 November 2013
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The Science of Just Dance
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Thursday, 11 April 2013
OnLive boosts quality: is cloud gaming now viable?
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Sunday, 24 February 2013
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker retrospective
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Tuesday, 29 January 2013
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Friday, 9 November 2012
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Tuesday, 16 October 2012
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Lost & Found: The Red Star
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Eurogamer's guide to this year's Indie Games Arcade
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
Golden Generation: How FIFA Won the HD Era
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Monday, 20 August 2012
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Thursday, 26 July 2012
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Friday, 13 July 2012
Animated Man: Warren Spector Profile
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Thursday, 14 June 2012
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Dr. James Harrell reminisces at Treasure Coast Civitan Club event
The 100th anniversary of Stuart has everyone reminiscing and presenting retrospectives, so the Treasure Coast Civitan Club got into the spirit, as well.
Dr. James Harrell, himself a former Civitan Club president, treated everyone to an evening of recollections and remembrances accumulated over the 40-plus years he has lived in Stuart and practiced medicine.
As the first OB/GYN in Stuart - fresh out of the University of Florida and a stint in Vietnam - Dr. Harrell became one of the total of 22 - yes, that's right, 22! - doctors in Stuart. (There are now more than 400.)
A year later, fellow UF grads and OB/GYNS Dr. Bill Hewson and Dr. Larry Holder joined him in practice, and the "Three H's" went on to deliver hundreds, if not thousands, of Martin County babies in the decades to follow.
Dr. Harrell shared with us how doctors took turns covering the emergency room at then-Martin Memorial Hospital on a daily rotation and treated whatever patients appeared, regardless of the doctor's specialty and the patient's needs.
If an orthopedist was on duty the night your baby decided to be born, that was the doctor who delivered you little one.
If you had a stomach ache and the surgeon was on duty, he was the one who saw to your health and treatment.
The ambulance corps as we know it today didn't exist - it was an all-volunteer group, which Dr. Harrell said did an incredible job. He stressed throughout the evening that everyone and everything worked in harmony and always for the good of the community and its residents.
As we hear over and over again, raising your family - and growing up in Stuart - was an idyllic experience, remembered fondly by those fortunate enough to experience it.
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READING, Pa. Gwinnett Gladiators head coach Jeff Pyle made a specific point in practice Monday that they couldn't keep giving up goals in the first and last two minutes of periods. They didn't and scored two goals themselves that way.An early power play goal from Gwinnett's Chris Higgins helped get the road trip started on the right foot as the Gladiators earned a 4-1 victory Wednesday night in Reading. Matt Francis also collected a first period goal as the Gladiators jumped out to a 2-0 lead after one period. The Gladiators got the scoring started early on in the game with a power play goal by Chris Higgins. A one-touch pass found Higgins wide open on the left post, and Higgins made no mistake sliding a puck through the pads of Royals goaltender Matt Dalton. The goal came at the 2:53 mark of the first period. Matt Francis increased the Gwinnett lead with 3:29 to go in the first. Francis buried a shot in the top right corner of the net. Gwinnett outshot the Royals 16-6 in the first period with Danny Taylor stopping all six shots he faced in the opening frame. The Gladiators entered the second period killing the remainder of a penalty to Matt Siddall, but that penalty would work out in the Gladiators favor. Gwinnett was able to deflect a puck into the neutral zone right as Siddall stepped out of the box, and Siddall notched Gwinnett's third marker of the night over the glove of Dalton on the breakaway. The goal was scored unassisted 1:34 into the second period. Reading was able to cut into the three goal advantage at the 6:12 mark. Matt Marquardt picked up a loose puck along the right wing and powered toward the net, knocking Taylor and the puck into the net. Gwinnett would answer back before the end of the second period. Once again with a player coming out of the penalty box, Gwinnett was able to increase its lead. Tim Miller fired a shot inside the right post putting Gwinnett up 4-1. A solid defensive effort from Gwinnett in the third period kept the Royals off the scoreboard, although the Gladiators were aided by a goalpost halfway through the period. Gwinnett was outshot 39-35 by the Royals, while Danny Taylor pushed aside 38 shots en route to second star honors on the night. The Gladiators were 1-for-3 on the Applebees power play and held the Royals scoreless in four chances against. The Gladiators improved to 19-17-3-2 with the win while the Royals fell to 22-17-1-3 with the loss.
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The loss of deep-sea species poses a severe threat to the future of the oceans, suggests a new report publishing early online on December 27th and in the January 8th issue of Current Biology, a publication of Cell Press. In a global-scale study, the researchers found some of the first evidence that the health of the deep sea, as measured by the rate of critical ecosystem processes, increases exponentially with the diversity of species living there.
For the first time, we have demonstrated that deep-sea ecosystem functioning is closely dependent upon the number of species inhabiting the ocean floor, said Roberto Danovaro of the Polytechnic University of Marche, in Italy. This shows that we need to preserve biodiversity, and especially deep-sea biodiversity, because otherwise the negative consequences could be unprecedented. We must care about species that are far from us and [essentially] invisible.
Ecosystem functioning involves several processes, which can be summarized as the production, consumption, and transfer of organic matter to higher levels of the food chain, the decomposition of organic matter, and the regeneration of nutrients, he explained.
Recent investigations on land have suggested that biodiversity loss might impair the functioning and sustainability of ecosystems, Danovaro said. However, the data needed to evaluate the consequences of biodiversity loss on the ocean floor had been completely lacking, despite the fact that the deep sea covers 65% of the Earth and is by far the most important ecosystem for the cycling of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus of the biosphere. The deep sea also supports the largest biomass of living things, including a large proportion of undiscovered species.
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