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December 21, 1969
Kisa, Sweden
|Strongman, Armwrestling
|201 cm (6 ft 7 in)
|156 kg (344 lb)
|Kristin Samuelsson
|David Samuelsson
Magnus Samuelsson (born on December 21, 1969), is a Swedish actor, former strongman and winner of the 1998 World's Strongest Man contest in Morocco. The son of a former Swedish female arm wrestling champion, he has also been ranked among the best arm wrestlers in the world and was a European Arm Wrestling champion prior to becoming a professional strongman.
Samuelsson holds the record for reaching the World's Strongest Man finals 10 times, a feat which he achieved over a 13 year span from 1995–2007. He has also achieved a podium place in WSM on five separate occasions.
In 2001 Samuelsson came second in the inaugural Strongman Super Series. After a year's break, he returned to compete in the 2006 World's Strongest Man but failed to make it past the qualifying rounds due to a back injury. A year later, Samuelsson reached the 2007 finals, eventually finishing in 5th place.
However after failing to make the finals in the 2008 World's Strongest Man contest, Samuelsson announced his retirement from competition after 14 years competing in the sport. He achieved a 31 podium finish making him one of the all-time most successful strongman competitors. Samuelsson also remains one of only five men to have successfully closed the No.4 Captains of Crush hand-gripper under official conditions.
Torbjörn Samuelsson (Samuelsson' brother) also competed in strongman competitions between 1996–2002, winning Sweden's Strongest Man twice and competing at the World's Strongest Man 2000–2002.
In 1995 Samuelsson accidentally broke the arm of Australian wrestler Nathan Jones during heats of the World's Strongest Man contest in Nassau, Bahamas. The injury occurred because Jones employed the novice technique of side twisting. The action combined with Samuelsson's own body strength resulted in a snapped humerus.[1]
In 2009 Samuelsson won the Swedish version of the television series Dancing with the Stars, beating songwriter Laila Bagge in the final.
Samuelsson plays Gunnar Nyberg, a detective in the 2011 Swedish crime thriller series Arne Dahl. It has also been aired in Germany and UK.
Personal life[edit]
Samuelsson lives in Tidersrum in Östergötland. He and his brother, Torbjörn, are both full time farmers. Throughout his career, he has been supported at every competition by his wife Kristin, a former two-time winner of Sweden's strongest woman. They have one son, David & one daughter, Sara.
Samuelsson is also an automobile racing enthusiast. In 2010 he competed in Rally Sweden, part of the World Rally Championship, finishing in 35th position out of 55.
- Chest (cm): 160 ... 63 in.
- Waist (cm): 104 ... 41.3 in.
- Biceps (cm): 60 ...23.6 in.
- Height (cm): 200 ... 6'7"
- Weight (kg): 156 kg ... 345 lbs.
Personal Records[edit]
- Squat: 375 kg (826 lb) for 1 rep with belt and knee wraps.
- Bench press: 270kg (595 lbs) for 2 reps raw in training,[2] 200kg (440 lbs) for 11 reps. [3]
- Deadlift: 350.45 kg (771 lbs)
Contest History[edit]
- Year Place Competition
- 1996 2nd World Muscle Power
- 1997 1st Glasgow Open
- 1998 4th Helsinki Strongman
- 1998 3rd World Strongest Team Contest
- 1998 1st Faroe GP
- 1998 1st World Strongman Challenge
- 1999 3rd Faroe GP
- 1999 1st Beauty and the Beast
- 1999 2nd Iceland Viking of the north
- 1999 2nd World Strongest Team
- 1999 4th Helsinki GP
- 1999 1st Czech GP
- 2000 3rd Faroe GP
- 2000 1st Ireland GP
- 2000 2nd Europe Strongman Classic
- 2000 2nd Helsinki GP
- 2000 1st Poland GP
- 2000 1st China GP
- 2000 1st Romanian GP
- 2001 1st Beauty and the Beast
- 2001 2nd World Muscle Power
- 2001 3rd Europe's Strongest Man
- 2001 2nd Santa Domingo
- 2001 3rd Prague GP
- 2001 2nd Dutch GP
- 2001 1st Stockholm GP
- 2001 1st Strongman Super Series
- 2003 3rd World Muscle Power Canada
- 2003 3rd World Record Breakers Poland
- 2003 2nd World Strongman Stars Ukraine
- 2004 1st Superseries GP Göteborg
- 2007 3rd Viking Power Super Series Norway
- 2008 1st Sweden Super Series Sweden
- ^ World's Strongest Arms. DVD. Colin Bryce production
- ^ http://www.criticalbench.com/Magnus-Samuelsson.htm
- ^ http://www.ironscene.com/videos/128/magnus-samuelsson-440lbx11-benchpress
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|World's Strongest Man
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Jouko Ahola
|First (1998)
|Succeeded by:
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Last week, we promised readers a little balance on the issue of global warming here on Catholic Online. After running a series of stories highlighting what I feel is a critical issue to the Church and to all people, readers asked for some balance. To find that balance, I set out in search of a well-versed climate change skeptic who could share his views with our readers.
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I came across Dr. Mark Hendrickson, who is an adjunct faculty member, economist, and fellow for economic and social policy with The Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College in Pennsylvania.
With his permission, I am republishing an article he originally published on Forbes.com. I think it will provide fertile ground for discussion for our readers and forms part of the basis for an interview I am conducting with him, to be published within the next week or so.
As always, Catholic Online invites robust discussion and dialogue between readers. --Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online
Well, we had a warm summer here in the United States, and that brought some of the climate change alarmists out again. Looks like it's time for another rebuttal!
John Coleman, the founder of The Weather Channel, and various other critics have called the theory that human use of carbon-based fossil fuels will lead to catastrophic global warming or climate change a "hoax." It is, but it's more than that, it's criminal.
Here are some of the scientific questions at the core of this issue:
Is the climate changing? Of course. The climate always has changed and always will.
Is the earth getting warmer? We should hope so for at least two reasons: First, the world emerged from the Little Ice Age in the 19th century, so it would be worrisome if it weren't getting warmer. Second, all the history indicates that humans thrive more during warmer periods than colder ones. It is likely, though, that earth has warmed less than many official temperature records indicate for a variety of reasons, including: few long-term records from either the southern hemisphere or the 71 percent of the planet that is covered by water; distortions from the urban heat-island effect and other faulty siting (e.g., temperature sensors next to asphalt parking lots, etc.; the decline in weather station reports from Siberia after the fall of the Soviet government; the arbitrarily ceasing to include measurements from northern latitudes and high elevations, etc.) The most accurate measures of temperature come from satellites. Since the start of these measurements in 1979, they show minor fluctuations and an insignificant net change in global temperature.
Is the earth getting dangerously warm? Probably not, since the earth was warmer than it is now in 7000 of the last 10,000 years. By the way, does anybody know what the "right" amount of global heat is?
Are we humans causing the warming by our carbon emissions? Actually, most of the "greenhouse effect" is due to water vapor, which makes one wonder why the EPA hasn't designated H2O a harmful pollutant that they must regulate. Meteorologist Brian Sussman's calculations in his book "Climategate" show humanity's share of the greenhouse effect as .9 of 1 percent.
It's even possible that CO2 may not affect global warming at all. During many stretches of planetary history, there has been no correlation between the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere and global temperature. In other long stretches, the variations of the two factors followed a significant sequence: increases in CO2 followed increases in warmth by several centuries. You don't need to have a degree in climate science to know that, in a temporal universe, cause does not follow its effect.
Even global warming alarmists have tacitly conceded that CO2 is not the primary driver of climate change when they responded to the relative cooling in recent years by changing their story and telling us that the earth is likely to cool for a few decades in spite of still-increasing atmospheric CO2. Translation: other factors outweigh CO2 in their impact on global temperatures. Those other factors include variations in solar activity (accounting for 3/4 of the variability in earth's temperature according to the Marshall Institute); changes in earth's orbit and axis; albedo (reflectivity, meaning changes in cloud cover which are influenced by fluctuations in gamma ray activity); and volcanic and tectonic activity in the earth's crust. For humans to presume that they are more than a gnat on an elephant's rump in terms of impact on climate change is vain and delusive.
Shifting gears, let's assume that the alarmists are right and that man-made CO2 emissions are making the world warmer. If so, what changes would they hope to accomplish and at what cost?
During the cap-and-trade debates in 2009 and 2010, proponents cited scientific studies predicting that curtailing American CO2 emission reductions would shave a few hundredths of a degree off future temperatures. And the costs? The United Nations published an estimate that the total planetary cost could reach $552 trillion (approximately a decade's worth of global GDP) over the course of the 21st century.
One is tempted to say that proposing so colossal a cost for so minuscule an alleged benefit is insane; remember, for plants, animals, and people, warmer is better. When one begins to grasp the magnitude of the burden that people would bear as a result of spending so much to tilt at the carbon dioxide windmill, it's worse than insane; it's criminal.
Who would benefit from this catastrophically expensive agenda? Only the political and politically connected elite-the Goldman Sachs outfits that would reap billions from trading carbon permits; the Al Gores and corporate and political insiders that would amass fortunes from their ties to a government-rigged energy market and investments in politically correct technologies. And think of the power that governments would have if they controlled energy consumption. By controlling energy, you control people. No wonder governments have spent tens of billions of dollars promoting this scenario and supporting political panels like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to disseminate the desired "findings."
Who would lose if governments gain the power to order a significant reduction in CO2 emissions? Around the world, millions of people at the margins of survival would die. It would be a dispersed holocaust. Millions of others would suffer unnecessary impoverishment and deprivation. Even in wealthier countries, people who are affluent enough to afford the monetary costs could find their lives heavily regimented by government bureaucrats monitoring and limiting how many miles they may travel and what activities they may undertake.
This is the ugly truth about what potentially could be the crime of the century. In my next two columns, I will look at two alternative national energy policies. The first will be Obama's and the second is what I hope would be Romney's.
Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson is an adjunct faculty member, economist, and fellow for economic and social policy with The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College.
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1. Holy Rollers (B-)
2. The Kids Are All Right (B)
3. History of the World, Part 1 (C-)
4. Blazing Saddles (A+)
5. Scarface [1932] (B-)
6. The Purple Rose of Cairo (A)
7. Rampart (B+)
8. We Need To Talk About Kevin (A+)
9. Tucker and Dale vs Evil (B+)
10. They Live (B-)
11. Darling Companion (D)
12. A Dangerous Method (B-)
13. Haywire (C+)
14. Mission: Impossible (B+)
15. Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (B+)
16. Twixt (C+)
17. Burn After Reading (B+)
18. Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy (B-)
19. Drive (A)
20. Crazy Stupid Love (A)
21. The Omega Man (D)
22. The Adjustment Bureau (B+)
23. The Artist (A-)
24. Lady and the Tramp (B)
25. Hugo (A-)
26. The Secret World of Arrietty (B)
27. Twelve Angry Men (A)
28. Act of Valor (F)
29. Walker (A)
30. Lonely Are The Brave (A-)
31. Executive Action (C)
32. Three Colors: Blue (A)
33. Bright Leaves (A)
34. Photographic Memory (A)
35. The People Vs. George Lucas (C-)
36. Avatar (B-)
37. The Life of Reilly (A-)
38. Limitless (B-)
39. Star Wars (A)
40. The Empire Strikes Back (A)
41. Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story (A)
42. Machete (C+)
43. Unmasking The Idol (D-)
44. Alien (A+)
45. The Raid: Redemption (B-)
46. Attenberg (B)
47. 21 Jump Street (C+)
48. Piranha 3D (C+)
49. The Hunger Games (C-)
50. This Filthy World (B)
51. Bad Fever (C-)
52. The Conspirator (C)
53. We The Party (C-)
54. My Darling Clementine (C+)
55. Freakonomics (C+)
56 Sound of My Voice (A-)
57. Tales from the Script (C-)
58. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (B+)
59. Me and Orson Welles (B)
60. Everything Must Go (B+)
61. The Avengers (C)
62. The Pirates! Band of Misfits (B)
63. One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich (B)
64. Starship Troopers (A)
65. Alien (A+)
66. Aliens (A)
67. Into the Abyss (B)
68. The Expendables (D)
69. Dumbo (B+)
70. Bullet in the Head (B-)
71. City Streets (D)
72. Hard Boiled (A)
73. Burn After Reading (B+)
74. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (B+)
75. A Few Good Men (B)
76. Jiro Dreams of Sushi (A)
77. RoboCop (A-)
78. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (A-)
79. Star Trek: The Motion Picture (C-)
80. Your Sister's Sister (A)
81. The Gunfighter (B+)
82. The Sting (A-)
83. The Thin Blue Line (A)
84. Rango (A)
85. The Killing (B+)
86. The Order of the Black Eagle (F)
87. Jaws (A)
88. Marley & Me (B-)
89. Dominick Dunne: After The Party (B)
90. Prometheus (B-)
91. Collaborator (B-)
92. The Island of Lost Souls (B)
93. The Taking of Pelham 123 [1974] (B+)
94. High Anxiety (C+)
95. Carlos (A-)
96. Stargate (B)
97. Ben-Hur (B+)
98. Bringing up Baby (A)
99. The Trip (B+)
100. Observe and Report (D-)
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-- At one point a character in the movie says, "I thought this was going to be funny, but actually, it's kind of sad," which is a rather good summation of my reaction. Seth Rogen's main character is irredeemable from beginning to end; I've heard him compared to Travis Bickle, but this film displays none of the intelligence of
Taxi Driver
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losing his job after (a) assaulting mall employees, (b) rather brutally assaulting minors in the mall parking lot, (c) failing to prevent his best friend and co-worker from repeatedly stealing, (d) doing hard drugs on mall property, (e) deliberately damaging mall property, and (f) breaking into the mall property after he's been asked to leave and assaulting dozens of police officers resisting arrest -- it's only the last thing that seems to get him fired -- the movie has no consequences.
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Last week, I wrote about some movies and TV shows that are absent on DVD and asked readers to share their own picks. Apparently, there's a lot of frustration among the DVD fans out there, because you folks responded loudly. Here's what you'd like to see.
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Last week, I wrote about some movies and TV shows that are absent on DVD and asked readers to share their own picks. Apparently, there's a lot of frustration among the DVD fans out there, because you folks responded loudly. Here's what you'd like to see:
Craig Gifford wishes he could watch the TV series "The Wonder Years." He correctly notes that it's the high cost of securing the music rights that have prevented this Fred Savage favorite from arriving on DVD.
John Connell says "A great loss is that one cannot watch Irene Dunne in the 1936 version of 'Show Boat.' " He's right. Though the 1951 version starring Ava Gardner was released on DVD, this version — directed, incidentally, by James Whale of "Frankenstein" fame — remains unavailable.
Janice Pryhoda offers several suggestions for DVDs she'd like to see, including the 1957 Alec Guinness movie "All At Sea" (which I believe is available on a British DVD), the classic 1944 ghost story "The Uninvited," the 1957 anthology film "The Rising of the Moon" and John Sayles' 2010 movie, "Amigo." Janice mentions that "The Uninvited" is shown fairly often on Turner Classic Movies. That channel is, without a doubt, the best friend of the movie fan, showing movies from all eras uncut and uninterrupted. Best of all, TCM shows plenty of rare and obscure films that aren't — and may never be — on DVD. I can't tell you how many movies I've added to my collection armed with only my cable box and my DVD recorder. (Check out the website at tcm.com.)
Janice also lists some TV shows she'd like to see, including one I mentioned: "Well, you really struck a nerve with Saturday's column — especially when I saw 'Knights of Prosperity' on your list. I love that show and keep searching for it on amazon.com or asking about it on tvshowsondvd.com, but so far, nothing." She also mentions another show featuring actor Donal Logue, "Terriers" (produced by Rockford native Shawn Ryan), which I'll bet arrives on DVD one of these days. And she'd like to watch the British series "Viva Blackpool," which featured "Doctor Who" star David Tennant. I should mention that there are some great British TV shows available on British DVDs — my favorites include the political comedy "The Thick of It" and the news satire "Brass Eye" — so it's really worth the effort to get an all-region DVD player and an account at amazon.co.uk
Bill Ax, who mentions that he enjoys the pre-Production Code movies of the early 1930s (me too!), would like to see the 1961 film "Paris Blues" on DVD. It stars Paul Newman, Sidney Poitier, Joanne Woodward and Louis Armstrong, and was nominated for a Best Music Oscar — and won a Grammy. He suspects music rights issues might be hampering the release of this movie on DVD. I hadn't heard of it before, but with that cast, it sounds loaded with potential.
Page 2 of 3 - Christine Doherty wishes the 1990s Vietnam series "China Beach" would get a DVD release, but this looks like another show that is hampered by music rights. A quick search of the Internet will point you in the direction of several discussions involving fans frustrated they can't see the show. Another search will point you in the direction of people selling complete (but unauthorized) sets of "China Beach" DVDs. What you do with this information is up to you.
Roger Westman lists three of the best TV dramas of all time that have only been partially released on DVD: Only season 1 of "St. Elsewhere" (one of my all-time favorite TV shows) is available; only seasons 1 and 2 of "Hill Street Blues" are on DVD; and only the first four seasons of "NYPD Blue" are on DVD. As Roger says "I can get all seasons of junk like 'Gilligan's Island,' but not quality drama like the above?" I hear you, Roger. I hear you. (Remember how the local ABC station didn't air the first season of "NYPD Blue" because of some religious protest? Man, was that stupid.)
Randy Kusak would like to see the Beatles' "Let It Be" on DVD, and he's not the only one. Legions of Beatles' fans have been waiting years for this legendary documentary to arrive on disc. It was released on VHS way back in the 1980s, and copies are easy to come by with a quick Internet search. However, if you're waiting for an official, extras-laden release, you'd better get comfortable. It could be a long time.
Ernie Fuhr has some fun suggestions, including the third season of the Rod Serling TV show "Night Gallery," the 1983 rock comedy "Get Crazy," the punk documentary "The Decline of Western Civilization" and "Neighbors," the 1981 John Belushi/Dan Aykroyd movie he calls "my favorite dark comedy." I do have good news regarding "Neighbors" — it's available as part of the Warner Archive Collection at warnerarchive.com. Warner Archive is a great resource for movie fans, with dozens of new on-demand DVDs released each month. You never know what's coming next — maybe even some movies on this list.
By the way, I mentioned the kid gangster movie "Bugsy Malone" in last week's column, and David Frederick wrote to say it recently played at the Wisconsin Film Festival in nearby Madison, along with the new documentary "Paul Williams Still Alive," which focuses on the man who wrote the music for "Bugsy" (and a lot of other music, too.) I've seen the trailer for "Paul Williams Still Alive," and it looks fascinating. If and when it arrives on DVD, you can bet I'll review it in this column.
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Affordable sixties 6x9 SLR, which you can use handheld or on a tripod: Optika IIa aka Rittreck SP or plain Rittreck. Has tiny lensboards so you can use several lenses. The standard 105 mm luminon is very good, in my opinion. The 210 and other sized are hard to find. Disadvantage: camera can't take shorter lens lengths because of the mirror. But then, so can't a folder. $200 should get you a basic outfit, but most of the time you need to work on the focal plain shutter. Another advantage - camera takes film backs that allows shooting in formats between 6x4.5 to 6x9.
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1) Iowa Education Job Clearinghouse. "Establishes a statewide Web-based education employment system where every public preK-12 education job in the state is posted and applicants complete one application."
2) Improving Teacher Preparation Program Selectivity and Student Teaching. "Include[s] raising standards for entry into teacher-preparation programs to include having at least a 3.0 cumulative college GPA and passing a pre-professional skills test in the top 75 percent nationally."
3) Alternative Pathways into the Education Profession. "Includes widening alternative pathways to allow teachers, principals, and superintendents to come into the profession from non-traditional pathways. Quality is paramount, so the same GPA and assessment requirements of the traditional pathway also would be required of alternative pathways. Candidates in alternative routes would be required to undergo training in teaching or administration and have practical experience under a mentor before gaining full licensure status."
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5) Educator Evaluation. "Calls for all teachers and administrators to be evaluated at least annually, rather than the every-three-years model we have in place now for non-probationary educators. The proposal formally creates a standing task force to continually improve the evaluation systems for educators and calls for the state to build uniform systems of evaluation with supporting electronic data-collection programs."
6) Extending Teacher and Administrator Probationary Status to Five Years. "Giving schools more time to make a good judgment about whether a person is going to be an effective educator before additional job protections are provided."
7) Educator Non-Renewal and Dismissal. "Would have probationary educators (in their first five years) who are under-performing be subject to contract nonrenewal at the end of any school year. For non-probationary educators (sixth year and thereafter) who are under-performing and any educator being dismissed for good cause, this proposal calls for the school board to make a determination on terminating an educator's contract based on the employee's annual evaluation or other evidence. One outside adjudicator review would be allowed to make sure the employee was evaluated fairly and provided due process in the evaluation and nonrenewal process."
8) Ending Seniority-Based or "Last-In-First-Out" Layoffs. "Would require that performance be the primary determinant in making layoff decisions. While seniority could be considered as part of the decision, it would be secondary to employee performance and needs of the school district."
9) School Administration Manager Program. "Helps give principals the time to focus on instruction by delegating some time-consuming tasks of building management to other staff members."
10) Strategically Aligning Professional Development. "Would have the Department of Education annually target areas for professional development based on state needs and direction."
11) A Task Force on Teacher Leadership and Compensation. "Asks the legislature to create a state task force to study these important issues and to make recommendations in time for the 2013 legislative session."
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12) Continuing and Expanding the Work of the Iowa Core. "A tightly aligned education system should have consistency from the standards to the curriculum and in the assessments."
13) Kindergarten Readiness Measures. "Would have all four-year-olds in the state voluntary preschool program complete a kindergarten-readiness assessment that would determine early literacy and numeracy skills."
14) High School End-of-Course Exams. "Calls for the development of [standardized] end-of-course exams in core areas such as algebra, English, science, and U.S. history. ... Over time, the results on this suite of assessments would be used as a component of graduation."
15) The Programme for International Student Assessment. "Calls for a sampling of about 3,000 students in the ninth grade to take the PISA every three years, following the same procedures of countries all over the world. Data from this assessment will give Iowa information on how well our education system is doing versus the international competition our students will face once they graduate."
16) College and Career Readiness Measures. "Calls for all 11th-grade students to take a college-entrance exam."
17) Value-Added Measures (VAM). "A method of analyzing assessment data that accounts for student background and demographics in determining whether students are making expected growth from year to year. ... Calls for making VAM available at the individual student, teacher, grade, school, and district levels."
18) Statewide Literacy Program. "Calls for all students, beginning in preschool, to be taught with an evidence-based reading program that covers the five components of reading. ... Students finishing third grade who do not meet basic literacy requirements across a broad set of measures would be retained and provided intensive reading assistance that could include one-on-one or small-group reading supports, summer-school programs, or specialized tutoring."
19) Project Lead the Way. "A project-based and hands-on middle school and high school science, technology, engineering, and math curriculum. ... Makes Project Lead the Way eligible for concurrent enrollment supplemental weighted funding for high-school/community-college credit."
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22) Online Learning. "Creates two pathways for online learning in schools across Iowa."
23) Charter Schools. "Would provide a wider pathway for charters. School districts could still start charter schools, but so could universities, community colleges, and nonprofit organizations, as well as collaborative efforts of all these groups."
24) Increased Waiver Authority. "Would provide school districts the same flexibility that charter schools have. It would give the director of the Department of Education the authority to waive compliance with rule or statute for schools wishing to use an innovative approach that isn't currently allowed."
25) Statewide Parent Engagement Network. "Iowa currently has a system called the Iowa Parent Information Resource Center ... . This program has been effective at increasing parent engagement and student achievement in the schools where it has operated. ... Would take this system statewide with a tiered model of supports."
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Who knows what the leadership of Iran would look like today if America had done everything in its power to provide diplomatic and moral support to encourage the growing movement of dissidents who sought freedom.
Our actions in recent years have destabilized the Middle East. We have been complacent in encouraging revolt against hostile governments in Iran and Syria and we have been slow to recognize the risks posed by the new regime in Egypt and the increasingly strained relationship between Israel and Turkey.
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A Parkersburg man is headed to prison for robbing the quick check store in Parkersburg.
Jeremiah Lyons pleaded guilty earlier this year to the January 23 robbery. He was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison.
Because a firearm was involved in the crime, Lyons will not be eligible for parole for at least five years. After the robbery Lyons and Justin Stookey were arrested a short time later, after leading police on a chase through Vienna and Parkersburg.
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This is interesting. I'm back with a new mod! Oh the excitement! I got bored. Really bored. Then this happened. Run and punch or cheat and stab, your choice, as long as you take those pesky forts with a thousand fists behind you!
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One of the best and randomness ideas ever for a warband mod. No new factions. No new weapons. No new anything cept beating the crap outta you enemy(cept the occasional cheater with a blade) in the one of the most hilarious mods yet.
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