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Re: So I heard LP is returning.poss911 Jan 10, 2014 5:59 AM (in response to Ascension-Xx)
Sorry to sound ignorant but what is LP?
Re: So I heard LP is returning.Highwayman0226 Jan 10, 2014 6:40 AM (in response to poss911)
I had to hurt my brain for this one too. I think he means League Play. I don't know anyone personally that participated in league play in BO2. From what I gather, it was a huge flop.
Re: So I heard LP is returning.milo-iq Jan 10, 2014 8:05 AM (in response to Highwayman0226)
I had a go, 1 'season' ended up 12th, never again......
Re: So I heard LP is returning.poss911 Jan 10, 2014 8:22 AM (in response to Highwayman0226)
Of course. Yep, I tried it once and didn't care for it either. That would be why I couldn't figure it out cause I only did it once and tried to forget about it, which I did obviously. Lol. Thanks.
Re: So I heard LP is returning.ghamorra Jan 10, 2014 8:05 AM (in response to Ascension-Xx)
League Play was a colossal failure of a gamemode and this by no means was the developers fault. LP only proved that nearly everyone in the community felt they were the best player in the history of CoD and when they were proved otherwise they quit.
I never finished a round of League Play with everyone still in the match by the game's end. In Masters, Platinum, or any other ranking.
Re: So I heard LP is returning.KMB_GoG_Antonio Jan 10, 2014 8:36 AM (in response to ghamorra)
I just used league play to rank up- easiest 10k xp i ever get
Re: So I heard LP is returning.jeepchick Jan 10, 2014 9:37 AM (in response to Ascension-Xx)
If you are referencing League Play, you might be referring to the information provided by Teanah (IW Dev) in this thread: Upcoming improvements for Ghosts eSports (1/16/14)
- Add eSports rules to Clan vs. Clan playlist.
- Open Clan v Clan playlist to allow solo player entry & mixed clan teams.
It's not League Play, but it does apply the recognized competitive ruleset to an existing playlist.
Re: So I heard LP is returning.zzyzzwix Jan 10, 2014 11:03 AM (in response to Ascension-Xx)
League play? Is that the mode where you played 4v4 (Or the 6v6 one which was pointless) on some of the worst modes imaginable (Hardpoint is meh, I suppose)? where you needed full team co-ordination for anything to work, and the moment anyone ragequit you were ******? The mode where unless you were a truly remarkable player, needed a full team who knew what they were doing to get anywhere? Yeah I remember that.
Re: So I heard LP is returning.veilofmaya Jan 10, 2014 11:53 AM (in response to zzyzzwix)
well thats why its called competitive lol...i for one love the competitive scene...after playing cod for 4 years playing against .50 kds or less..its a nice change to actually have competition and test your skills


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Ethnocultural Aspects of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Issues, Research, and Clinical Applications
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In recent years, the concept of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has captured the attention and concern of clinicians and scientists, and reactions to traumatic stress have been extensively studied. But are such reactions universal? Although the PTSD diagnosis is now used internationally, it is by no means clear whether it is meaningful across cultures and ethnic groups. Most of the research and clinical experience validating the diagnosis has been carried out in Western industrialized nations, and some clinicians have raised the question of ethnocentric bias in its formulation.
This richly documented, edited volume is the first systematic examination of ethnocultural aspects of PTSD. Leaders in the field of PTSD research and practice explore both universal and culture-specific reactions to trauma, and discusses implications for research, treatment, and prevention.The multidisciplinary perspective of this book will appeal to a broad audience of psychologists, psychiatrists, anthropologists, epidemiologists, sociologists, and social workers.
This softcover edition is a re-release of the 1996 hardcover edition.
—Anthony J. Marsella, Matthew J. Friedman, Ellen T. Gerrity, and Raymond M. Scurfield
I. Foundations
- Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: An Overview of the Concept
—Matthew J. Friedman and Anthony J. Marsella
- The Epidemiology of PTSD: A Comprehensive Review of the International Literature
—Giovanni de Girolamo and Alexander C. McFarlane
- The Treatment of PTSD and Related Stress Disorders: Current Research and Clinical Knowledge
—Ellen T. Gerrity and Susan D. Solomon
II. Ethnocultural Research on PTSD: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
- Ethnocultural Aspects of PTSD: An Overview of Issues and Research Directions
—Anthony J. Marsella, Matthew J. Friedman, and E. Huland Spain
- Confusion of the Senses: Implications of Ethnocultural Variations in Somatoform and Dissociative Disorders for PTSD
—Laurence J. Kirmayer
- Culture, Emotion, and PTSD
—Janice H. Jenkins
- Ethnocultural Considerations in the Assessment of PTSD
—Terence M. Keane, Danny G. Kaloupek, and Frank W. Weathers
III. PTSD Among Specific Ethnocultural Groups
- PTSD Among African Americans
—Irving M. Allen
- Cumulative Trauma and PTSD in American Indian Communities
—Robert W. Robin, Barbara Chester, and David Goldman
- Wounded Spirits, Ailing Hearts: PTSD and Related Disorders Among American Indians
—Spero Manson, Janette Beals, Theresa O'Nell, Joan Piasecki, Donald Bechtold, Ellen Keane, and Monica Jones
- Traumatization Stress Among Asians and Asian Americans
—Francis R. Abueg and Kevin M. Chun
- PTSD and Related Stress Disorders Among Hispanics
—Richard L. Hough, Glorisa J. Canin, Francis R. Abueg, and Fred D. Gusman
IV. Ethnocultural Aspects of PTSD Among Specific Victim Populations
- Cross-National and Ethnocultural Issues in Disaster Research
—Bonnie L. Green
- Women of Color and Traumatic Stress in "Domestic Captivity": Gender and Race as Disempowering Statuses
—Maria P. Root
- Ethnocultural Aspects of PTSD and Related Disorders Among Children and Adolescents
—Vincenzo F. DiNicola
- Ethnocultural Considerations in Understanding PTSD and Related Disorders Among Military Veterans
—William Schlenger and John Fairbank
V. Ethnocultural Considerations in Therapy and Mental Health Services for PTSD
- A Multicultural Developmental Approach for Treating Trauma
—Fred D. Gusman, Judith Stewart, Bruce Hiley Young, Sherry J. Riney, Francis R. Abueg, and Dudley David Blake
- Ethnocultural Considerations in the Treatment of PTSD: Therapy and Service Delivery
—Juris G. Draguns
- Ethnocultural Variations in Service Use Among Veterans Suffering From PTSD
—Robert Rosenheck and Alan Fontana
- Ethnopsychopharmacology and the Treatment of PTSD
—Keh-Ming Lin, Russell E. Poland, Dora Anderson, and Ira M. Lesser
VI. Conclusion
- Ethnocultural Aspects of PTSD: Some Closing Thoughts
—Anthony J. Marsella, Matthew J. Friedman, Ellen T. Gerrity, and Raymond M. Scurfield
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Subject Index
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The Opening Day 3 has just started with 7 on 7 play. There is already some Michigan news.
#AlphaTalon w/ a 12 yd TD strike from Tyrone Swoopes to Jake Butt. #Hookem #Michigan
And this from Allen Trieu
Big collision. Laquon Treadwell down.
The Opening Day 3 has just started with 7 on 7 play. There is already some Michigan news.
#AlphaTalon w/ a 12 yd TD strike from Tyrone Swoopes to Jake Butt. #Hookem #Michigan
And this from Allen Trieu
Big collision. Laquon Treadwell down.
Treadwell's back in now.
Shane and the Land Sharks with the #1 seed
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Defensive battle between Brice Ramsey's team and Cooper Bateman's, Brice hit Miami commit Travis Johnson for a 6-0 lead/half
-- 7-7 tie between Alpha Speed (Treadwell) and Alpha Talon (Butt)
#USC commit Justin Davis runs about 60 yards to get 30. Impressive in 1 hand touch, incredible in open field. Runs out clock, 7-7 at half.
Shane & Land Shark teammate Jayme Thompson from Ohio waiting for their game:
I really wanted Michigan to get that Justin Davis kid...
Kind of hope he reconsiders, but probably just wishful thinking
On Ty Isaac from 247Sports board (Barton Simmons):
Gerry and I are very impressed with Ty Issac. The type of kid that will be a huge asset even If he never lines up in the backfield.
Really think Ty Isaac may have the best, most natural hands of anyone here.
Appreciate the constant updates leaders and best. Keep them coming.
Brandon Huffman
Matthew Thomas just had his third pick of Brice Ramsey this game. He's having a decent game...
I'd love to see stats on the QBs once the tournament is over... especially TD/INT numbers.
Andy Murray is about to lose but his girlfriend is a fox.
Keep up the good work Leaders and best. Appreciate the updates.
Shane Morris finds OJ Howard who makes a great grab in double coverage
Key game for the Land Sharks to try to advance to 'ship. Don't want to fall to Loser's Bracket this early.
QB Shane Morris is leading a nice drive for The Land Sharks.
Shane Morris finds OJ Howard who makes a great grab in double coverage
-- #4 seed Super Bad defeated #5 Vapor Talon. Super Bad now taking on Land Sharks
1st round final scores -
#AlphaTalon 15-7 over #AlphaSpeed; #SuperBad 12-6 over #VaporTalon. #THEOPENING
-- #6 seed Alpha Talon upsets #3 Alpha Speed 15-7 behind some terrific play by Jake Butt as detailed in posts above.
Hackenberg throws an INT and Alpha Talon knocks off Alpha Speed 15-7. Swoopes chucks a TD late or the win.
Going to be huge.
Is this on TV or the net anywhere? ESPNU or anything?
These current games will not be. Hopefully they will have highlights on the ESPN website this week.
Shane and the Land Sharks need to pick it up in the 2nd half
Halftime scores -
#SuperBad 14-6 over #LandSharks; #FieldGenerals and #AlphaTalon tied at zero #THEOPENING
So when is Treadwell expected to commit ?
No one freaking knows
...and THE PARTYROOM
At some point within the next few hours, days or weeks.
Sometime between now and the end of March would be my best guest. I'm not a recruiting analyst so take this FWIW
Let's see what Laquon has to say about it, shall we?
Even when the story gets fever pitched and even in a fluff piece like that one at SBnation, Laquon has been pretty consistent:
He will commit after he takes a few visits, namely OkSU. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that this weekend's goings-on apropos David Dawson and the UF visit he wanted to take (but now will not after speaking with Hoke) had an impact on Laquon wanting to be more steadfast than impulsive.
He's still "Michigan's to lose" but it's pretty clear he's going to take at least a little more time. As he damned sure should.
-- Shane and the Land Sharks down 20-6 now in 2nd half. UNC RB commit Ryan Switzer is killing them with 3 TDs.
Tre Bell drops an interception on an overthrown long pass from Shane Morris. Next play, Keanu Neal makes the pick.
Bateman to Switzer for another TD. This time, the little guy outjumps Tre Bell in the end zone. It's 20-6 Super Bad.
I like that Ryan Switzer kid. I think he'll be a slot receiver at the next level, but he's got some moves.
Shane Morris deep for a TD to Ryan Jenkins. Watch later today for Jenkins to pick his college on
#ESPNU at #TheOpening
-- Somehow Tyrone Swoopes team (with Jake Butt) is hanging tough down 7-0
Kevin King just had a sweet INT of Max Browne. Swoopes with the ball, down 7
"Shane Morris just took a sack then followed it up with a dart for a TD. It's a battle."
Leon McQuay in perfect position for an INT, but he waited for it, and Alvin Bailey went up and stole it. TD Field Generals 14-0
Barton Simmons
Shane Morris starting to deal out here.
#GoBlue #TheOpening
He looks tired
Yeah, doesn't look too thrilled about the interview. Obviously he is feeling like decommitting so who should we go after to replace him?
Beat by half a second
-- Shane gets them in for TD but no conversion so down 20-19 to Super Bad. May be all she wrote for this game.
Morris to Howard again but no good on the conversion. Land Sharks down 20-19. Cooper Bateman, who has been sharp, gets the ball back now
Brandon Huffman
And looks like Super Bad is gonna knock off the Land Sharks to move onto semis and put Land Sharks in losers bracket...
You sure you're not high?
Land Sharks would have to win their next 2 games to get back into semis
ESPNU Schedule for tonight:
Tune in tonight at 8pm ET on ESPNU for second semifinal game and championship games as well as lineman action
Jourdan Lewis' Field Generals and Super Bad move onto the semis. Land Sharks and Alpha Talon move to loser's bracket with Vapor Talon and Alpha Speed.
Elimination games coming up, and either Shane Morris or Jake Butt & Mike McCray going home.
Brandon Huffman
Elimination games: Vapor Talon vs. Alpha Speed and Land Sharks vs. Alpha Talon...
Brice Ramsey hits Tramel Terry for a TD after a big play to Jeryl Brazil, Carbon up on Hackenberg's speed 7-0
Cass Tech's Delano Hill with a game changing play returning INT for TD.
#Iowa commit Delano Hill flies in front of a Christian Hackenberg pass and takes it back for a score. Vapor Carbon up 14-0
Michigan QB commit Shane Morris to Alabama TE commit O.J. Howard for another TD.
Orlando Brown (Zeus)
Michigan Saturday
With Treadwell and RSJ as WR's....ole Hackenberg has not been good this weekend from the way it sounds.
Still seems like this weekend it was mainly Morris/Browne being the standout QB's
247 is enamored with Hackenberg. They were mentioning him possibly being the #1 QB in the nation. He apparently has a really smooth and natural release, and is pretty athletic. However, consistancy and decision making are not there yet, as evidenced by all the INTs.
Now down 24-0. If Shane and the Land Sharks can hold on for a win, they would face the winner of this game.
Some thought he was down, but Tramel Terry kept running and broke 2 sets of ankles enroute to a TD for Carbon, 24-0
Not that it's Michigan related, but OJ Howard is going to be a monster TE at bama. Wolverineinabag would be proud
On our side of the fence, I'm glad to see Jake Butt is performing well in the 7 on 7's. TE's are going to be an integral component to our O going forward. Things are looking up with Butt, Funchess and Hill


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King_Penguin Oct 18, 2012 7:01 AM
Re: Charging iPad with laptop in response to SOCSTAR1 Solved
The iPad requires more power than the iPhone to charge it (its wall charger is 10W as opposed to the iPhone's 5W), and a lot of computers don't provide enough power to their USB ports to charge the iPad at a sufficient rate - it may still be charging slowly, and should be a bit quicker if the iPad's screen is off (if you leave it for a while and then disconnect it from your computer you may find that it's battery percentage has gone up). The wall charger is usually the most efficient way to charge the iPad.
Charging the iPad : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4060
Kilgore-Trout Oct 18, 2012 7:03 AM
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The USB port probably doesn't have enough power for the iPad (requires more than the iPhone). Its possible it will actually charge if left plugged in long enough, but will take a very long time and may not give you a complete charge. Your best bet it to use a wall outlet.
Texas Mac Man Oct 18, 2012 8:10 AM
Re: Charging iPad with laptop in response to SOCSTAR1 Helpful
The quickest way (and really the only way) to charge your iPad is with the included 10W USB Power Adapter. iPad will also charge, although more slowly, when attached to a computer with a high-power USB port (many recent Mac computers) or with an iPhone Power Adapter (5W). When attached to a computer via a standard USB port (most PCs or older Mac computers) iPad will charge very slowly (but iPad indicates not charging). Make sure your computer is on while charging iPad via USB. If iPad is connected to a computer that's turned off or is in sleep or standby mode, the iPad battery will continue to drain.
Apple recommends that once a month you let the iPad fully discharge & then recharge to 100%.
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At this link http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/galaxy-tab-android-tablet,3014-11.html , tests show that the iPad 2 battery (25 watt-hours) will charge to 90% in 3 hours 1 minute. It will charge to 100% in 4 hours 2 minutes. The new iPad has a larger capacity battery (42 watt-hours), so using the 10W charger will obviously take longer. If you are using your iPad while charging, it will take even longer. It's best to turn your new iPad OFF and charge over night. Also look at The iPad's charging challenge explained http://www.macworld.com/article/1150356/ipadcharging.html
Also, if you have a 3rd generation iPad, look at
Apple: iPad Battery Nothing to Get Charged Up About
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Apple Explains New iPad's Continued Charging Beyond 100% Battery Level
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Apple Batteries - iPad http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipad.html
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Tips About Charging for New iPad 3
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Laxman25 Oct 18, 2012 8:18 AM
Re: Charging iPad with laptop in response to Kilgore-Trout
With James...Yes, but veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy very slow
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With James...Yes, but veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy very slow
Yep, as in "don't go there" slow.
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If you click on through to the shipping, it tells you. Its around $80
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The Simpsons
I'm sitting here watching Season Two of The Simpsons, and I'm remembering just how much I love these characters, and how that fondness is pretty much non-existent when I see new episodes on television today.
So when did it end for you? When did The Simpsons lose that spark? For me, it happened around Season 10. After that, the characters started changing to the point where they were nothing like their former selves. Now, I can watch any episode from Seasons 1 to 10 and thoroughly enjoy them (although my absolute favorite seasons are 2 to 7). I have no interest in purchasing Season 12 (I bought Season 11 because it had a couple of great episodes).
So vote in the poll and drop your comments here.
What do you think?
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I still enjoy the show today but the golden years ended around Season 8/9/10, who can remember anymore. Also, the first three years or so weren't very funny and the animation was truly terrible.
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I'd say that things more or less entered a slide around season 10 or so. The show didn't just become bad, it merely slowly rotted into becoming less and less good, an incremental decrease that withered the series year after year. I think I realised the series had passed over the hill when I watched the episode where there was a joke about Dr. Frink and his robo-spider (don't remember the name or any of the other jokes, but it just felt so stale all of a sudden).
I only have season six on DVD, but I do revisit it occasionally. That for me was the pinnacle of the show.
Maybe I'll get season seven sometime, because "You Only Move Twice" and Hank Scorpio was some of the funniest stuff the show ever did (and maybe season four, because of, naturlich, "Last Exit to Springfield"). There was one joke in the former episode that for years could send me and other fans into conniptions of laughter just by mentioning it:
"You ever see a man say goodbye to his shoes?"
"Yes, once."
Eh. Doesn't seem so funny anymore, I'm afraid.
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The Simpsons is still good, but it does lack the heart it used to have. I think that heart was Brad Bird at work, and after he left the show it started to fade away. But I am no expert on the inner-workings of the show, could be wrong.
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It was never the same after Phil Hartman died. Seemed like the show lost its soul. :(
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When I chat with another fan, or even someone with even more than a passing familiarity, you almost always share and recognize quotes from the 90s. Since then the show remains a fixture, but very little is still memorable for anyone.
Dental plan!
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I still find it hard to believe that its been more than 20 years!!!!
I think i still love them because its timeless in a way, the animation and the underlying butt of their jokes may change, but in the end its still the same old Bart or Homer, etc.
and now, just for old times sake DO THE BARTMAN!!!! :guffaw:
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After looking at the episode listings on wikipedia I'd say that season 8 was very solid and season 9 is when the rot began to set in. That was the first season where two or three episodes weren't just unfunny, they were anti-funny, trying so hard to be funny that it was actually annoying. I agree with Kegg that is was a very gradual process, so season 9 was still very good overall, and while the number of anti-funny episodes grew each year I'd still say that seasons 10-12 were good. Season 13 seemed to be the point where the good episodes were too average to outweigh the badness of the growing anti-funny episodes, but I still watched it for the occasional magnificent outing. Season 17 was the point where I gave up, it clearly wasn't going to recover and I didn't have the time to spend half an hour a week on a show I was finding more annoying than amusing.
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The show was at its best through the end of the seventh season. The eighth season is also fairly strong, and is the last one I own on DVD. The decline, for me, started in the ninth, and the show now in no way resembles what it used to be, at least not in the ways that matter.
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it HAS actually been about 3 or 4 years since i've pro-actively gotten myself to the tv on a sunday night just to watch a new episode.
on the flip side of that though, th 6pm daily rerun IS the point at which i usually turn on the tv for my habitual daily zombie-time routine... lol
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When a show lasts as long as The Simpsons, it's quite possible that a viewer's tastes change and they no longer relate to it as much anymore. It doesn't mean the show itself has "lost its way" or gotten significantly worse, but just that the viewer has moved on and just isn't interested anymore.
What's funny and hip to a viewer at 13, isn't always the same at 34.
Or else the show actually could just become stale. :)
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Although there would be nothing wrong with getting Season Seven as well...
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Round about Season 12 was the last hurrah for me - it wasn't as good as it used to be even then (the true golden age for me was about seasons 5 through 10), but I still enjoyed it and about a third of the season is good old genius. After that, it became under 1 in 5 and by season 15, a gem was a rare thing among the duds.
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Put-in-Bay's 8th annual Pyrate Fest sees the return of the Pyrate King for 4 days to find his stolen treasure. Friday of Pyrate Fest opens with "Booms over the Bay."
Saturday fun activities for the entire family, including Kids Costume Contest, and an Adult Costume Contest with the winner headed to the Cayman Islands. The second annual Pyrate Run benefitting Stein Hospice kicks off Sunday's activities at 9:30 am. The remainder of Sunday is the annual Kids Fest. Tuesday, four-person teams representing island businesses paddle their vessels around the downtown harbor in the annual Cardboard Boat Regatta.
Saturday and Sunday, the Pyrate Village with Pyrate Marketplace, Faire Wynds Circus, historic displays in cooking, medicine, weapons, and navigation will be open 11 am to 5 pm. More than 50 re-enactors in pyrate gear will be downtown for photo ops, discussing tactics, and helping you choose a "pyrate name". Also black powder demonstrations by National Park Rangers dressed as 1812 period soldiers, and cannon firings by Cannon Master Bob Gilmor in DeRivera Park.
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A lone bur oak tree may have forever changed the professional and personal life of one photographer in northeast Iowa. A former newspaper photographer, Mark Hirsch left the fields of Friday Night Football, local festivals, and crime photos to broaden his horizons. He never dreamed his journey would become an online phenomenon. In 2012, Mark Hirsch began a 365-day photographic journey with a single picture on his iPhone. A solitary tree in a lonesome cornfield was a simple subject with a deeper meaning: rediscovering his own skills and reconnecting with nature. [49 minutes]


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With summer fast approaching, it's a great time to get out in your sneaks and hit the road. The Bay Area is a runner's paradise, and we've got some great races in the coming months for all skill levels. Here are some of our favorites.
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The dinosaurs are still there, wondering what became of their world. So are the wonderfully realistic dioramas of American Indians, patrolling forests they could have sworn belonged to them.
Now, for the next five months, there is another civilization at the American Museum of Natural History: the ancient world of flannel uniforms and primitive implements and proud pioneers, forever young.
The man with the big smile under the cowboy hat is Babe Ruth, or, as the anthropologists call him, Bambinus americanus uniquus. The girl in the uniform is Edith Houghton, who was once a 10-year-old shortstop for a team called the Philadelphia Bobbies. And there is a baseball -- a Goldman Sachs souvenir baseball -- found somehow intact amid the ashes and the horror of the World Trade Center.
Under the same roof as the pterodactyls and the bison and the Iroquois is a new exhibition called ''Baseball as America,'' which opens tomorrow at the grand old temple on Central Park West.
There is Lucy the player mugging for Desi the umpire. There is a photo of the marine pilot Ted Williams giving a thumbs up from the cockpit of his jet fighter. And there are Negro League players hearing Lena Horne sing for them on the field, one of the very few benefits of decades of segregation.
These goodies come from baseball's very lively attic, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y., where baseball either was or was not invented. (There is even a letter from a very old man, who, in 1904, claimed to have been present when Abner Doubleday staged the first game there in 1839.)
Somehow the curators at the Hall of Fame narrowed down their voluminous contents to about 500 objects. (The process was brutal, said Ted Spencer, the vice president and chief curator at the Hall of Fame.) And this is the start of a 4-year, 10-stop sojourn around the country.
Suddenly it is spring, that permanent and joyous season of renewal that always brings baseball, ''The National Game,'' as it was called in an 1860 Currier & Ives print showing a victorious Abraham Lincoln explaining, in baseball lingo, his victory over his three defeated presidential foes.
Baseball was pervasive in American culture before the Civil War, and it remains pervasive today, above the bombast of other sports and the flash of new X-sports.
''This museum has always been concerned with human cultures, but sometimes we should look at our own culture,'' said Ellen V. Futter, the president of the museum.
''We don't just have gloves and bats and balls,'' Ms. Futter said, referring to the exhibition, ''but we look at heroes, race, women's issues and baseball's impact on the culture.''
Ms. Futter grew up on Long Island, a Brooklyn Dodger fan who collected baseball cards. (''I can still flip 'em,'' she said, referring to the lost art of scaling or flipping cards, a major-league skill in its own right.)
She said she could envision exhibitions about the impact of basketball or football on the national culture, but she said, ''I think baseball occupies a special place.''
The sport still belongs to everybody, as it did back in the middle 1920's, when fans congregated in front of the Blair Hotel in Waynesburg, Pa. They followed not only the lineups (''Ruth'' inserted manually in the third slot on the Yankee side) and not merely the inning-by-inning scores but also each pitch, as it was received on the Western Union ticker.
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One of the highlights of this exhibition is that scoreboard from the Blair Hotel, with a diagram of a baseball field, its levers and pulleys moving a mechanical ball to all corners of the field to illustrate what had happened in the faraway Bronx.
This exhibition ''is our personal statement,'' said Mr. Spencer. ''We've wanted to do this show for 10 years, but finally about 2 1/2 years ago we began defining the goal.'' The Hall of Fame allocated six curators, including Kristen L. Mueller, assistant curator for tour development, who began by watching visitors to Cooperstown.
Ms. Mueller would observe people she called ''tag-alongs,'' who were not necessarily fascinated by the bats and the uniforms but were caught up in some other aspect of the treasures, in categories like the 19th century or women in baseball. ''You can't help but be intrigued,'' she said.
The curators tried to choose themes that would fit a museum that studies the human condition: not exactly art, not exactly memorabilia or nostalgia, but the human condition as personified in baseball.
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Soon comes a section devoted to baseball's obsessive collectors and cataloguers, including a scrapbook by two young brothers, Alan and David Jackman, in 1912. According to legend, Ty Cobb once held up a game so all his Detroit Tiger teammates could sign the book for the two youngsters.


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Set Extension
Which sort of brings me to the point of this post:
This is an example of how the pros are saving time and money. And you can't even tell! So, I'm thinking, with the CGI skill of some of the fans out there, there is no reason why this can't save
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Alice told Reader's Digest magazine: ''She said, 'Alice, thank you for letting me steal your show.'
''I said, 'Gaga, I created a character called Alice. But it's important to keep Alice on stage. I never let Alice take over my real life.'
''I guess what I was trying to say was, be outrageous for the cameras. Wear a chicken on your head. But don't get suckered into thinking that stuff is real. When you're at home, just be yourself. If you can learn to co-exist with both Gagas, you'll be OK.''
'Hey Stoopid' singer Alice's wild behaviour nearly got too much and he struggled with alcohol problems earlier in his career, but managed to replace his addiction with a much milder pursuit, and is now a keen golfer.
He added: ''If you take alcohol away from an alcoholic, that addict will try and get hooked on something else. For me, it was golf - and when I say hooked, I really mean that. The first time I hit a ball, I knew I'd found my new drug.
''Of course, the great thing about golf is that it actually makes you healthier -I turned 64 this year and I've never felt better. I guess it's all about peace. For so many years, my life has been filled with the chaos of rock 'n' roll, but when I walk onto the course, it's just me and the ball: a moment of stillness.''
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A Quick Journey Through the Bible is an excellent way to launch a parish Bible study program or to build interest in adult faith formation. This simple, accessible program uses the Bible Timeline learning system to give people a useful framework from which to read and understand the Bible. Jeff Cavins takes a chronological walk through the Bible story in a way that reveals God's plan for His Creation; what went wrong at the beginning; and how God worked through history to reconcile his lost children to Himself while building His kingdom.
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Greetings all, perhaps you've heard – the Christmas Ideas issue by Better Homes & Gardens has finally hit newsstands, and yours truly is inside! I've been purchasing this Special Interest Publication for so many years, and consider it one of the best sources of holiday inspiration, so to actually be a part of it this year is completely surreal.
You might recall that week in late February when I was
Because all the fresh garland from Christmas was dried to a crisp in early January and I had disposed of it as a fire hazard, I called on Lynch Creek Farm who came to my rescue. They shipped yards of cedar garland and several fir wreaths too just two days before BH&G descended on my house.
That same morning I was making more
I was also wrapping "presents" for under the tree. Look how I'm such a cheater… didn't cut a big enough piece but hey, who cares, ain't nobody gonna see it! Okay, well you gals and guys see the imperfection so the truth is out.
Here are those poinsettias pinned on mere minutes before the shot . . .
From the furniture placement below you can see how the loveseat was moved closer to the mantel and fireplace, the chair was moved forward, closer to the sofa, and the Christmas tree wedged behind
Inside the magazine, you can see the final image is not taken from this angle, this is my own image I snapped on that day. All the close ups of the mantel you can see
Here's a close up of another shot that didn't make it into the magazine but is oh so pretty. That's the stenciled and painted 'noel' pillow in the background.
King Au was our professional photographer – he's completely amazing. I wish I could follow him around for a month just to better my skills. He's worked for BH&G for a long time and also works for Pottery Barn Kids. We ended up tucking the
All images were checked, double checked, and triple checked on King's computer with his highly advanced software (wish I could recall which one, anyone know or care to tell me?) It was so exciting to see the beautiful images as they were shot!
Also on hand to help was Gayle, a long time stylist for BH&G who traveled all the way from San Diego for the shoot (not pictured).
In the dining room was pure chaos, because I had pulled out every single accessory I owned which we might possibly have wanted to work with. We used maybe 10% of it, but it was smart to have it all available just in case and in a place that wasn't getting photographed that day.
After we styled and shot the living room, we moved into the foyer, with my little girl helping to add more greenery to the banister and patiently waiting to have her hair curled. She's like me, her hair holds a curl for about 3 ½ minutes tops, so I waited till the last second to make it all fancy.
After the entry, we shot the front door wreath with my daughter – there's King making her smile, what a pro. Notice how she's standing on a stool and we're using my Swiffer to keep the door propped open!
The last room we shot was the kitchen . . .
. . . but you'll have to buy the mag to see it!
The article tells more about our family and holiday traditions, with an emphasis on entertaining, which we do so much of in December. Here's a peek of the opening two page spread with my
Funny, the front door
It was an amazing experience and such a professional crew, and even though we're all thinking of fall right now, including me, I just couldn't wait to share the experience of shooting the Christmas Ideas issue with all of you.
We'll be buying up a dozen copies for the kids and grandkids. Be sure to pick up your copy where you'll also find a ton of inspiration, even more blogger's homes, including Layla's too – so fabulous! Our article is eight pages, starting on page 92.
I still can't believe that's us, right there, in Better Homes & Gardens Christmas Ideas magazine. Somebody pinch me.


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Predictors of Cultural Values Conflict for Asian Indian Women
Kaduvettoor-Davidson, Anju, Inman, Arpana G., Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development
This study explored the relationship between the family environments and coping styles and the cultural values conflicts of 110 Asian Indian women. Results indicated that women perceiving supportive family environments had less sex role conflict. Additionally, avoidant and emotion-focused coping predicted high conflict regarding intimate relations and sex role expectations. Implications are discussed.
Este estudio exploro la relacion entre los entornos familiares y los estilos de afrontamiento y los conflictos en valores culturales de 110 mujeres de la India. Los resultados indicaron que las mujeres que perciben un entorno familiar que las apoya sufren mends conflictos con el rol de su sexo. Adicionalmente, el afrontamiento centrado en la evitacion y las emociones predijo un nivel de conflicto elevado relacionado con las relaciones intimas y las expectativas del rol de su sexo. Se discuten las implicaciones.
The growing number of Asian Indians immigrating to and raising families in the United States has increased the number of Asian Indian women who mint negotiate a bicultural experience (Inman, Constantine, & Ladany, 1999; Roysircar, 2010). As a result, Asian Indian women have been found to experience cultural values conflict (i.e., negative affect resulting from managing opposing cultural expectations and values) in the areas of sex role expectations and intimate relations (Inman, Ladany, Constantine, & Morano, 2001), with generational status (i.e., first and second) differentially influencing their experiences (Inman, 2006). Within this context, family environments (i.e., quality of relationship, degree of emphasis on personal growth, and system maintenance; Moos & Moos, 2002) and family interactions have been found to play a significant role in facilitating or hindering resiliency and socialization for Asian Indian families (Yee, DeBaryshe, Yuen, Kim, & McCubbin, 2007). Specifically, family expectations can create dissonance felt by Asian Indians (Roysircar, Carey, & Koroma, 2010) and influence the level of cultural values conflict experienced by Asian Indian women. In this regard, the coping strategies used by these women are important.
Although coping strategies such as social support and problem- and emotion-focused coping have been found to be relevant for Asian Indians (Bean & Titus, 2009; Inman & Yeh, 2007; Iyer & Haslam, 2003), researchers have also found that some Asian Indians practice avoidance coping methods (e.g., Kuo, Roysircar, & Newby-Clark, 2006; Liang, Nathwani, Ahmad, & Prince, 2010). Thus, the type of interpersonal environment created by family members, the expectations placed on Asian Indian women, and how they cope with these expectations in a cultural context have significant implications for how these women negotiate their bicultural experience (Roysircar, 2010). Accordingly, this study examined the effects of family environment and coping strategies on cultural values conflicts for Asian Indian women living in the United States.
Two research questions guided the study: (a) Which types of family environments predict intimate relations and sex role expectations conflicts? and (b) Which coping strategies predict those conflicts? On the basis of the literature (e.g., Inman et al., 2001; Roysircar, 2010), we believed that a stronger family relationship and greater family emphasis on personal growth would relate to lower levels of sex role expectations and intimate relations conflicts, whereas greater system maintenance would predict higher levels of those conflicts. In examining the relationship between coping and cultural values conflict, we believed that greater use of social support and problem-focused coping would result in lower levels of sex role expectations and intimate relations conflicts, whereas the use of avoidant coping and emotion-focused coping would result in more sex role expectations and intimate relations conflicts for Asian Indian women. …


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BEAUMONT, Texas – Chantelle Brockett picked the right time to have a career game for the Lamar Lady Cardinals.
The junior center, playing a college game in front of her parents for the first time, came off the bench to score a career-high 10 points to lead Lamar to a 64-19 victory over Northwood (Texas) in a non-conference women's basketball game at the Montagne Center on Tuesday.
"It was nice to be able to do it in front of my parents," said Brockett, who collected her points in just 11 minutes of action. "It's special for them to be here."
Lamar (6-2) never trailed as it ran its non-conference winning streak at home to 37 games. The 19 points allowed were the fewest surrendered by the Lady Cardinals since joining the NCAA in the 1982-83 season, and the third fewest overall in the history of the program that dates back to the 1969-70 season.
Still, Lamar coach Larry Tidwell saw aspects that need improvement.
"We need to do a better job in the passing lanes," Tidwell said. "They had 34 turnovers, but we only had 14 steals. I think we have to do a better job. We could have created a lot more turnovers."
The Lady Cardinals won handily despite a cold shooting night. Lamar shot just 35.2 percent (25-of-71) from the field, including a 5-of-25 effort (20.0 percent) from 3-point range.
We started out cold and stayed cold," Tidwell said. "Teams are going to play zone against us. We have to do a better job of knocking down our shots."
Kalis Loyd led Lamar with 12 points. Shauna Long had nine points and Jasmin Henderson added eight points for Lamar.
Northwood, a first-year program, hung tough with Lamar for a while. The Knights trailed just 19-11 after a LaKeisha Blanson jumper with 5:51 remaining in the half before Lamar went on a 27-0 run over the next 15 minutes to end any suspense.
Blanson led Northwood with 13 points.
Lamar opens a four-game road swing at 6 p.m. Friday at Houston Baptist. That game will be aired live on KLVI (AM 560) and simulcast on www.LamarCardinals.com.
Lamar's next home game is 5:30 p.m. Jan. 7 when it hosts Southeastern Louisiana in a Southland Conference contest.
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September 1998, the American midwestern town Raccoon City is struck by an outbreak of the T-Virus. A biological weapon able to reanimate dead tissue transforming anyone infected into living dead zombies. Can you save a doomed city?
Just have a read at the primary content; there's not really much to summarize with at this point in time. I apologize for the lacking updates.
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Alright, howdy and good day to y'all. First thing first: To those who sent e-mails to me requesting to aid us on this mod, there has been a fatal error with my hotmail and a directory in my computer, so I need everybody to resend their info. I recall there was one exceptional e-mail sent along, so please, please, send 'em again.
In the updates department, the primary updates are shown in PW's video, though I can confirm that an official trailer for Resident Evil: Tactics - The Raccoon City Incident is in the works. I hope this excites some people, as we're working to make it the best as possible.
First post! Can't wait for the trailer.
Second. :) CANNOT WAIT. If you need a writer, I can definitely help there. Im working with the story lines/essays for Zombiemod, for Company of Heroes.
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On January 29, 2006, Koshimoto won the WBC featherweight title, with a 12-round split decision over defending champion In-Jin Chi in Fukuoka, Japan. This was the 35-year old Koshimoto's second attempt at a world title, having been previously knocked out in the 9th round by Freddie Norwood in 2000; also in Fukuoka. Koshimoto was stopped in the 7th round of his first title defense against Rodolfo Lopez of Mexico on July 30, 2006 in Fukuoka. Koshimoto was hospitalized after the fight, and promptly announced his retirement. Koshimoto was managed and trained by his own father, Hidetake Koshimoto.
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What I thought would be an easy recipe this week for me was a do-over three times to get it right. The first time I burned the caramel. The second time I got the caramel right but when I turned the pan upside down to plate it my whole cake fell apart. The third time was the charm! I benefited from my mistakes each time and was rewarded with a moist little cake, something similar to a flan with a gooey caramel topping, sprinkled throughout with enough raisins for every bite. If raisins aren't your favorite, try any bits of dried fruit. The semolina that gives the cake its name is in the form of farina, or what is better known as Cream of Wheat in the United States.
This cake would be the perfect ending to a light meal. Try it with creme anglaise and I promise you you won't regret it. As for me, I don't regret I stuck with it and tried this little gem of a cake...even if it did take three times.
Next Friday: Roast chicken for les paresseux


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