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Hongwanji Mission School
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With an emphasis on a challenging academic curriculum and a personalized learning environment, the Hongwanji Mission School (HMS) focuses on developing students into confident, compassionate and well-rounded citizens. HMS, serves grades Preschool-8 with an educational pathway committed to a student-centered learning philosophy to ensure the development of the whole child through active and creative learning that incorporates Art, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Technology Literacy and more.
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Hongwanji Mission School is located in Honolulu, HI. It is a private school that serves 325 students in grades PK, K-8. Hongwanji Mission School is coed (school has male and female students) and is Other in orientation. The school belongs to the Other school association(s).
In 2012, Hongwanji Mission School had 8 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Hawaii average is 16 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
In 2012, Hongwanji Mission School had 8 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Hawaii average is 16 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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PHOENIX -- Jordan Danks could be a victim of the White Sox roster squeeze when final cuts are made later this month.
But the outfielder continues to do everything he can to make management's decision a difficult one. Danks hit a two-run home run in three at-bats on Monday as the White Sox topped the Milwaukee Brewers 6-3 at Maryvale Ballpark.
The homer, a seventh-inning shot that just cleared the right-field fence to breakup a scoreless tie, was the second round-tripper hit by Danks this spring. He has a .318/.348/.652 line with five RBIs in 23 plate appearances during the exhibition season.
[MORE: White Sox Viciedo ignores trade rumors in favor of improvement]
The play has caught manager Robin Ventura's attention though it might not matter because Avisail Garcia, Adam Eaton, Alejandro De Aza and Dayan Viciedo are all on a roster with little wiggle room.
"You are looking at a guy who has gotten better the two years he has been up here," Ventura said. "He was going up and down, but he has that potential. He's much better this spring then he was last couple of springs."
First replay
The White Sox had their first run-in with instant replay and walked away a winner.
[RELATED: Sale named Opening Day starter for White Sox]
Jared Mitchell was initially ruled safe after he beat a throw to the plate on Jeff Keppinger's ninth-inning RBI fielder's choice. But after a quick debate with Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke, plate umpire Scott Barry turned to Major League Baseball's replay central for confirmation. In less than a minute, Barry's ruling was confirmed to give the White Sox the lead.
Per Milwaukee reporters, Roenicke said Barry asked him to challenge the play in order to practice using the replay system.
Other notes
-- Matt Lindstrom (left oblique strain) had a "pretty good workout" and believes he will begin to work on mechanics on Tuesday. The right-hander still doesn't have a target date for getting into a game but said his arm and body feel great. Lindstrom said he still feels a little tentative but also is making progress.
-- De Aza singled twice in three at-bats and is 7-for-17 this spring. First baseman Andy Wilkins drove in two in a three-run ninth and has five RBIs along with five hits in nine at-bats.
-- Charlie Leesman struck out one in a scoreless ninth inning to earn a save.
-- Ventura said Tyler Flowers, who went 1-for-3, is still leading the catcher competition.
-- Micah Johnson, Carlos Sanchez, Flowers, Mitchell, Trayce Thompson and Chris Beck will all participate in a B game against the Cleveland Indians in Goodyear on Tuesday.


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SummaryHu-man? You, man!
The GoodI'll call this game Dragon's Curse, since I played the TurboGrafx 16 version (which, apparently, is also the best of the bunch). Nothing changes if you call it Wonder Boy III, Monster World II, or The Dragon's Trap: it's still the same great game that not only stands out among other platformers, but also brightly shines within the series it belongs to.
Dragon's Curse takes cues from classic games such as early Zeldas and Metroid, adding light RPG elements and exploration to the traditional platforming gameplay. Creating such a game is anything but an easy task (that's why there haven't been many games that even attempted that), but Dragon's Curse passes the test with brilliance.
The game has all the addictiveness of secret-gathering, power-up-finding that helped those other games rise to fame. One of the reasons why Dragon's Curse works so well is because it carefully balances various gameplay features and aspects without sacrificing one for the other; it gives you a little bit of everything, and sustains your curiosity by promising more. Dragon's Curse has exploration possibilities and gradual focused advancement in equal doses; it avoids the two pitfalls of aimless wandering and aggravating linearity, and has the best of both worlds.
After the prologue, the game puts you into its only town (which serves as its "hub") in your newly acquired Lizard-man form. From that point on you are theoretically free to go anywhere in the vast game world; however, much like in Metroid games, you can't access most areas because you lack the necessary abilities. Acquiring these abilities is pretty much the game's self-contained goal, since the whole point is to be able to get to the final area in order to remove your curse. I can't stress enough how well the game conveys the feeling of steady progress, and how expertly it masks its fairly simple objectives under the guise of a large explorable world.
Right after you find yourself in the town you see a tower you cannot pass through. Your curiosity is immediately stimulated by the natural conclusion that at some point during the game you will be able to enter and explore that tower. But how and when remains up to you to discover. There aren't many places to go to in the beginning, but even in the first area there is an optional room that you can choose to visit or ignore. Subsequent areas become larger, more complex, and host more secrets. The game never holds your hand yet never becomes disorienting, an achievement that very few games could boast of.
Your abilities are numerous and varied. The game's defining feature are the shapes the protagonist can assume. You start as a standard-edition human (Hu-man), but very soon turn into a fire-breathing Lizard-man (who looks more like a dragon to me). Later in the game you'll become the Mouse-man, who can cling onto walls and ceilings and go through tight passages; Piranha-man, who can swim; Tiger-man, who can clear his path by destroying bricks; and Hawk-man, who can fly. Each shape brings more gameplay variety and more excitement, revealing more and more of the game world, removing yet another piece of the puzzle. Imagine the joy when you finally acquire the tiger form and can bypass all those enigmatic structures that were blocking your advancement before, or the sheer fun of flying around as a large bird. But even the more prosaic forms provide plenty of entertainment thanks to their unique features and differences.
The animal forms are also distinguished by combat specializations; each one has its own way of attacking, as well as its own strength and weaknesses. In addition to being able to change shapes, the protagonist also has access to a vast array of weapons, armor, and gadgets. There is an advanced magic system that allows you to cast fireballs and strike your foes with lightning; arrows for dealing with those pesky flying enemies; and all sorts of enhancements and protection provided by equipment. The game is heavier on role-playing elements than early Zeldas (excluding The Adventure of Link) and Metroids, to the point of lacking only experience points system to be considered a true RPG.
To all this you should add excellent graphics (even on the 8-bit systems), catchy soundtrack, and an overall cuteness that fits the game very well and never deteriorates into the over-abundance of "kawaii" as in some other Japanese games. It is bright and slightly cartoony, but appealing and consistent in style.
The BadLike many other platform games, Dragon's Curse can get annoyingly difficult. In spite of its many creative ideas, the game can often boil down to making perfect jumps while fending off pesky respawning enemies that eat away chunks of your health. The areas can get pretty straightforward and "horizontal", meaning that you'll have to get past certain enemies and traps no matter what, and often it seems simply impossible to pass through unscathed. There is also backtracking involved, and I didn't find it particularly thrilling to walk all the way back to the town while being on the verge of death after having defeated a tough boss.
These trips are unfortunately essential, since the town is the only place you can save your game. In an open-ended game that relies so much on exploration, this is a fairly serious flaw. I don't think I will ever understand the necessity of the dubious challenges imposed by a limited save feature. This particular game wouldn't have lost anything if it at least allowed the player to save immediately upon the completion of an area.


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The office of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) put out a release on Wednesday, making light of some of the media stories that have helped define his tenure in office.
The "Christie By The Numbers" document includes items such as "David Letterman Fat Jokes" -- it says 327,832, though his office told Talking Points Memo that the number itself was a joke -- alongside more substantive figures, such as bills signed and press conferences held.
Christie has generally been a good sport amid Letterman's steady torrent of jabs about his weight.
"I saw Letterman's Top 10 list. I thought, you know, probably 8 out of the 10 were really funny," Christie said last year, following a "things that would be different if Christie were president" segment that focused primarily on the Republican's girth.
On Wednesday, however, Christie followed up on his release with a tweet taking aim at Letterman's show:
.@mikememoli It's not an exact #.We're just trying to be funny, which is a lot more than I can say for @Late_Show lately.
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) July 11, 2012
At one point, Letterman said he would cut back on the constant ribbing, but earlier this week he ran with a gag called "Chris Christie Is Funnier With Fat Guy Music."
Christie's release also notes the two confrontations in which he called questioners "idiots," and makes mention of three Bruce Springsteen concerts he's attended since entering office. There's nothing about the governor falling asleep at one of them, however, an allegation that the self-proclaimed Springsteen fanatic has vehemently denied.
Who: Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) The Buzz: McDonnell endorsed Mitt Romney, the only candidate besides Ron Paul to make it on his state's ballot, and Romney said last summer that McDonnell would be on "any candidate's short-list" as a VP pick. Rep. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) has already started referring to McDonnell as "Mr. Vice President." His Response: McDonnell said on "Meet The Press" in March that he wasn't interested in the position. "I've got the job held by Jefferson and Henry," he said. "I love being governor of Virginia."
Who: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) The Buzz: Christie fielded numerous calls to run in 2012, and is now attracting speculation as a possible VP pick by Mitt Romney, who called Christie, "one of the leading figures in the Republican party." His Response: Christie didn't do much to quell the rumors in December when he addressed them by saying: I don't think you talk about that stuff. I think if you're the nominee you're afraid to talk about that stuff because you don't want to jinx yourself. I don't think [Romney] wants to be presumptuous enough to start talking to somebody about a vice president when he's not yet the nominee.
Who: Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (R) The Buzz: Newt Gingrich called Rubio an "awfully good" choice, while Mitt Romney named him as an obvious choice for the short-list. As the Huffington Post's Carlos Harrison reported, "He's the posterboy for a demographic coveted by the GOP: a telegenic Tea Party favorite and a Latino. And despite being both young and a freshman among Washington, D.C., power brokers, he exerts outsized influence." His Response: Rubio himself seems less enthusiastic: When asked at the Washington Ideas Forum at the Newseum in Washington DC, Rubio repeated twice for emphasis, "I am not going to be the Vice Presidential nominee. I am not going to be the Vice Presidential nominee." Asked during the forum if he would turn down an offer if the Republican presidential nominee asks him to, Rubio responded, "Yea, I believe so," adding again, "the answer is gonna be no."
Who: Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval (R) The Buzz: Ahead of the Nevada caucus, Sandoval was speculated to be a potential VP pick: Nevada's governor Brian Sandoval has been bandied about as a potential -- if longshot -- veep choice since his election in 2010. On paper, his resume looks solid. He's a young rising star in the party with strong approval ratings and, as a Hispanic Republican, could help a Republican nominee -- and especially Romney -- stop the bleeding with one of the party's weakest general election demographics. While no candidates have floated his name for VP yet, Mitt Romney did mention him as a possible Cabinet member. His Response: After endorsing Rick Perry last September, Sandoval denied that he was looking for a VP nod. "I am absolutely committed to serving out my term," he said.
Who: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) The Buzz: Haley's endorsement of Mitt Romney didn't do him much good in the state, but her name has still come up as a possible candidate for VP. Her Response: "I'd say, 'Thank you, but no,'" Haley told ABC News. "I made a promise to the people of this state. And I think that promise matters. And I intend to keep it."
Who: New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez (R) The Buzz: Martinez has attracted attention as the first female Hispanic governor, and Mitt Romney mentioned her as a good possible running mate. Her Response: Martinez has said she's flattered, but not interested: "She has no interest in serving as vice president and will not be a candidate for the position," Martinez spokesman Scott Darnell said in a statement according to the Santa Fe New Mexican on Friday.
Who: Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R) The Buzz: Barbour was considered a promising candidate for the 2012 nomination until he decided not to run last summer. Mitt Romney has mentioned Barbour as a name he'd consider for vice president. His Response: Barbour wouldn't turn down the possibility of being VP, but he said he didn't anticipate being asked. "I don't think I'm a good running mate for anybody, but I do think Marco Rubio would be very attractive as would other people," he told FOX last November.
Who: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) The Buzz: Daniels hasn't endorsed a candidate yet, but he's considered a potential pick for the VP slot. His book, "Keeping the Republic: Saving America by Trusting Americans," added to the hype. His Response: Daniels was asked about the possibility last fall: "There's no answer to this question," Daniels said when the vice president's job came up while he was promoting his book. He said he'd have to consult his family, which earlier vetoed the idea of him running for president.
Who: Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) The Buzz: Brewer made headlines for a confrontation with President Barack Obama at an airport in Phoenix. Does Brewer want another chance to take on the Obama administration? The Arizona Republic reports that her name has surfaced as a possible VP candidate. Her Response: None so far.
Who: Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) The Buzz: Pawlenty was a short-lived presidential candidate, quitting in the summer after a third-place finish in the Iowa straw polls. He later endorsed Mitt Romney, who named him as a possible VP candidate. His Response: Pawlenty said in an interview that he'd taken himself "off the list" to be considered as Romney's VP.
Who: Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) The Buzz: Portman is a supporter of Mitt Romney. In December, his home state's Dayton Daily News ran an article touting his chances to become VP: His deep resume and absence of political negatives keep him in the discussion as a vice-presidential candidate. "I would be very surprised if the eventual nominee doesn't have Rob on the short list,'' said Tony Fratto, who served as White House press secretary to former President George W. Bush. His Response: Portman is noncommittal about being on anyone's presidential ticket. "I truly am not seeking that," he said in an interview with the Dayton Daily News' Washington Bureau.
Who: Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) The Buzz: Jindal, who endorsed Rick Perry, has seen his star fade since his widely panned State of the Union response in 2009. But he is still viewed as a potential pick. Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) praised him, saying, "He's well-liked. He's a nice person to deal with. He clearly cares about people. He's willing to make tough choices," Scott said. "So I think he would make a great vice president." His Response: "I don't want a job from Governor Perry," Jindal said after endorsing the former candidate. "I want Governor Perry to create millions of jobs for my fellow Americans."
Who: Sen. Jon Thune (R-S.D.) The Buzz: Thune, once viewed as a potential 2012 candidate himself, has since endorsed Mitt Romney. His Response: Thune has said he's not interested in the VP role, but he wouldn't rule anything out.
Who: Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) The Buzz: Ayotte was an early supporter of Mitt Romney. He gave her an endorsement of his own, naming her as a possible pick for vice president. Her Response: Ayotte said she was "surprised" by Romney's comment, but that "certainly it was an honor to be mentioned." "I am very committed to representing New Hampshire," she told the New Hampshire Union Leader. "It is such a privilege to serve New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate."
Who: Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback (R) The Buzz: Brownback endorsed Rick Perry for president, prompting speculation that he could be looking for a spot as vice president. Brownback also briefly ran for president in 2008. His Response: During the last election cycle, Brownback said he'd be "honored" to serve as John McCain's vice president. He hasn't yet commented this time around.
Who: Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.) The Buzz: West has been named as a strong contender by a number of his peers, including Herman Cain, who called him an "excellent choice", and Nikki Haley, who said he would make a "good" pick. His Response: "Yes, well, right now, you know, the focus is, of course, being a good congressional representative," West told CNN's Kyra Phillips. "But if someone were to make that call to me, which I really doubt is ever going to happen, you would have to make sure that it is something that god would ordain for you, and you'd have to talk to your wife, my wife and my two daughters about. But we have always stepped up to the plate to serve our country. And if it's the right fit, then I will do so."


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- Wheels Disappearing Off SUVs In Lincoln Park Not by themselves. Thieves are leaving the expensive vehicles on blocks. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
- Before Canine Attacks, Owner Tells UPS Driver, 'Don't Worry, It's A Nice Dog' Jesus Toledo says he owes his life to a hero mail carrier who jumped in to help, CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
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- Couple's Vehicle Taken For High-Speed Joy Ride During Tune-Up Shades of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Dash-cam video shows how a car left at a Chicago-area dealership got one heck of a test drive this week. CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
- DC Environmental Director To Tout Hydrogen-Powered Car The District of Columbia's top environmental official will be taking a spin in a new car that's powered by air.
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A Tribute to Super Cool Corvette Concepts
While there have been plenty of Corvette concepts that most fans are probably glad never saw the light of day, some are definitely worth revisiting.
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Get Your Walls Talking with this 1966 Corvette Patent Poster
I thought I'd outgrown the idea of putting up posters of cars on the wall, but this one of a Corvette patent filed by GM in 1966 has certainly changed my mind.
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Tons of Pics From Corvettes at Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance
Founded in 1996, the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance has grown to be one of the best high-end car shows in the Country. We were lucky to come across a gallery of photos posted on the Corvette Forum by member "AuctionDepot" who has graciously allowed us to share these Corvette photos with you. To see more


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When Platform Builder interacts with a CE OS build tree ("winceroot", i.e. C:\WINCE600), it needs to know a little bit about the contents of that build tree. For example, it needs to know what SYSGEN variables are available and what they mean. It needs to know what BSPs are available and what options they provide. It needs to know what CPUs have been installed. We refer to this information as the winceroot metadata.
This data is either hardcoded into PB, or encoded into the "catalog". The catalog was historically used when data changed so often that code changes for the data got to be annoying. In any case, the data was still essentially hardcoded into PB since the catalog lived in PB's Program Files directory.
As PB has matured, we've tried to move in the direction of decoupling PB from the winceroot. One consequence of this is that we try to move as much metadata out of PB and into the winceroot itself. The first step was to move the catalog from PB's Program Files directory into the winceroot. Then we moved some of the hardcoded information into various metadata files in the winceroot or figured out some way to dynamically infer that metadata from existing files in the winceroot. Finally, in PB 6.0, we rewrote the "catalog" system using XML instead of "CEC" files. One of the goals was to make it usable with all kinds of new metadata. We consolidated a few of the other metadata files into the catalog as well as including all of the metadata from the old catalog. The next version of PB will have many additional metadata types in the catalog.
One immediate disadvantage of this is that while we want PB to be decoupled from the winceroot, we have immediately created a hard break between PB 5.0's metadata format and PB 6.0's metadata format. This is why PB 6.0 doesn't work with the CE 5.0 build tree as shipped. Since PB n had never really worked well with the CE n-1 build tree before, we didn't consider this to be a particularly significant problem. (PB 6.0 includes a tool called "CecImport.exe" that can be used to extract the bare-bones 5.0-format metadata from a CE 5.0 build tree and write it in the 6.0 format. This is unsupported, but it may work if you really want to use PB 6.0 tools with a CE 5.0 tree. Additional tweaking beyond the automatic conversion may be required for best results.)
Another disadvantage is that PB n will choke on the metadata from PB n+1. This probably could have been avoided had we used a somewhat more relaxed mechanism for parsing the metadata files. We decided that we wanted the schema to be as tight as possible so that catalog authoring errors would show up quickly. Instead of ignoring unrecognized metadata, we raise an error.
The new format brings several advantages. As XML, it is a lot easier to manipulate with general development tools (Visual Studio's XML editor, XmlSpy, or even Notepad) than the old catalog database. The schema (PbcXml600.xsd, which may or may not be renamed for future versions) contains documentation for each element and attribute type (aka "what in the world was Doug thinking when he invented this element?"). Adding new data to the catalog is as easy as dropping a new XML file into the appropriate Catalog directory in the winceroot.
The manipulation of the catalog is managed by a C# assembly named "Microsoft.PlatformBuilder.Catalog.dll". This includes the object model for the catalog (classes corresponding to each XML element), helper functions for loading and querying the data, a system for determining where a catalog element should show up if the catalog "tree" is shown, a "catalog control" displaying the catalog as a tree view, and classes that know how to parse some of the CE 5.0 metadata and turn it into PB 6.0 catalog data. (While we don't publish this object model, we might do so in the future if there is sufficient demand. In the meantime, you are welcome to examine it with ILdasm or Reflector.)
We also included a rudimentary catalog editor with PB. This editor does not allow editing of the full range of metadata supported by the catalog, but it hopefully handles the most common tasks for component and BSP developers. To be honest, I never use it -- I just open the catalog files in Visual Studio's XML editor. Visual Studio finds the PbcXml600.xsd schema and that provides all the editing help I need.
When loading the catalog, the catalog's client generally requests "please give me a catalog for this winceroot". The catalog loader then enumerates all *.PbcXml files from the following locations and all subdirectories:
I think there are actually one or two more places that the system checks for catalog files, but the exact list escapes me at the moment, and the locations listed above are the ones most commonly containing catalog files.
All subdirectories of the listed location are checked. If there is a "Catalog" directory, then all *.PbcXml files from that directory and all subdirectories are loaded. For example, if there is a C:\WINCE600\public\ie\catalog folder with subdirectories 1033 and 1041, then the loader will load catalog\*.pbcxml, catalog\1033\*.pbcxml, and catalog\1041\*.pbcxml.
The CE 6.0 catalog includes metadata for the following (as far as I remember -- I don't have access to the schema right now):
Let me know if you have specific questions about the catalog or if there are areas you would like me to blog about.


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tHere's the question I posed: When a crisis erupts in some obscure corner of the world, why isn't a man or woman religious automatically in the mix along with the ex-general, the retired diplomat and the aid worker on "Good Morning America" and "The News Hour" explaining what's going on? Why aren't religious writing opinion pieces in the New York Times and Foreign Policy magazine outlining what the issues look like from the perspective of people who actually live there? In other words, why isn't the press culture in America in the habit of tapping religious in the same way we pursue talking heads from other walks of life presumed to have some kind of global expertise?


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After the 1.20 firmware u/g I seem to be getting slow startup times with my x100 when there are only around 100 shots (RAW & Fine) on. I have the Quick Start Mode on, but it still seems to take around 5 secs to get going - both straight to OVF and LCD.
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It's time for The 4 Moms [2] once again to focus on reader questions. Here are 2 I have received lately.
What about breastfeeding? How do you do keep it up? When do you wean and how?
I have written before about how I continue breastfeeding for at least a year [3] after each baby is born. You will find tips in that post on maintaining a good supply, and what to do about pain.
As for weaning. Sometime around the end of year one, my babies become very nosey and want to explore all that is around them WHILE nursing. The stay for 1-2 minutes, and then want to get down, only to come right back in only seconds for more milk.
That's when wean, and I do it by increasing their food intake, and introducing a sippy cup. Slowly, I encourage them to use the cup and replace one nursing at a time with that. Eventually, they are completely on the sippy cup, and no longer nursing.
Here you will see how to manage a home while you have a nursing baby [4].
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Detroit native John Vanbiesbrouck now has a new title that will forever go before his name -- Hall of Famer.
The 1986 Vezina Trophy-winning goaltender was inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame on Friday night as the NHL's winningest American-born netminder.
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Already half of households in England and Wales suffer "water stress", where demand for fresh drinking water could soon outstrip supply.
The crisis is greatest in the South East where at least 10 million people have less water available per head than those living in Egypt and Morocco.
In a new report, the Environment Agency warns that the problem is going to get much worse in the future because to the growing population and global warming.
Although climate change is likely to lead to more frequent heavy downpours and increase the risk of flooding, overall it could reduce the amount of water available in rivers in England and Wales by 10 to 15 per cent by 2050, and up to as much as 80 per cent during summer months.
In order to prevent shortages, the agency in charge of protecting natural resources expects most households to have meters by 2035, although in areas where water is scarce they are likely to be brought in by 2015.
At the moment just 30 per cent of households in England and Wales have water meters, although the devices are common in most other European countries. On average a household with a water meter will use 10 to 15 per cent less water that one without.
The new installations will be digital "smart meters" that not only show a householder how much water they have used but the cost and the carbon emissions produced. In areas where water is scarce, households may be charged more for using water beyond a certain limit or during the summer.
The cost of installing the meters will be paid ultimately by taxpayers, although it will be cheaper than the water companies investing in new reservoirs or desalination plants, and bills could be cut if less water is used.
Paul Leinster, the Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, said the near-universal metering of households in England and Wales could help the UK meet its target to cut greenhouse gases by 80 per cent by 2050 as heating, transporting and treating water accounts for more than 6 per cent of the country's carbon footprint.
"Water is essential for life and vital to our economy. But climate change and population growth mean there may not be enough water in England and Wales in the future for people and the environment unless we start planning and acting now," he said.
"People and businesses need to use less water and wasting water needs to cost a lot more."
The Water Resources Strategy for England and Wales also suggested paying water companies to get their customers to save water, putting "water footprint" labels on products to show how much water has been used in their manufacture and reducing the price of devices that save water, such as more efficient washing machines.
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This is a signed copy of my 2001 ethnographic memoir about my first journey to the Northern Cheyenne Reservation pub. by University of Nebraska press. It is a valuable record of Reservation life in the 1970s. 44 photographs.
This is an original 11" X 14" gelatin-silver print of a photograph I made in 1973 of a Cheyenne Sundance Lodge. The print is archivally dry mounted and overmatted--suitible for framing. This is a limited edition and the negative will be retired when the edition sells out.
This is a copy of my ethnographic memoir, "The Road to Lame Deer" plus one limited edition 8" X 10" gelatin-silver photograph archivally dry mounted with an overmatt and suitible for framing. The photogrpaph is of one of the elders from the book (16 in all). Ten prints of each of the sixteen are available and the negatives will be retired when these are sold out.These are not available anywhere else; a fine historical record as well as fine art.
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This is a numbered and signed copy of the 1st edition of the finished book plus an original 8" X 10" gleatin-silver portrait of one of the elders and a companion CD of his/her story. The photograph is dry mounted and overmatted, suitible for framing.
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Books are not made for furniture, but there is nothing else that so beautifully furnishes a house.
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Leaders of the Group of 20 (G-20) developed and developing
nations failed to come up with any concrete actions in their
two-day summit meeting in a beautiful Mexican resort town. But
hardly anyone expected the Germans to agree to anything tangible
ahead of the Euro-zone summit scheduled for later next week in
Brussels. There is no shortage of workable ideas that could turn
the tide, ranging from a banking union to using the permanent
bailout fund to directly buy the government bonds of Italy and
Spain. The politics and process of implementing any of these ideas
will likely be drawn out, but coming up with a roadmap at next
week's Brussels summit will be a big achievement by itself.
Few may have expected the two-day G-20 summit to take any
concrete steps, but pretty much everyone expects the two-day FOMC
meeting concluding this afternoon to come out with something
tangible. The Fed is expected to keep the monetary stimulus party
going by announcing an extension of the current Operation Twist,
which ends later this month. Other options include a fresh
bond-purchase program or further extending the Fed's current
guidance of keeping interest rates near-zero through 2014.
Hardly anyone can credibly claim that more Fed stimulus will do
any real good to the economy, given where interest rates are
already. The only rationale for more action is that the markets
have been expecting it and the Fed doesn't like disappointing Mr.
Market. The strong market rally of recent days, despite negative
headlines from Europe and growing signs of loss of momentum in the
U.S. and Chinese economies, reflects these positive expectations.
Given these gains, Mr. Market may find the actual announcement of a
Twist extension to be rather underwhelming. Such a response will
get interpreted as the age-old buy-the-rumor-sell-the-news
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I have a Janome Jem Gold II, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me if the Janome Jem Gold is slightly smaller or if they are the same size.
I was in the Elna dealer over the weekend. They recently started selling Necchi's and I saw the TM8, which looks just like the Jem Gold (at least the online pictures I've seen). It was so...petite.
Just wondering. Thank you.
I think they are the same size.
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They are the same size, but the Jem Gold 660 looks smaller due to what I think myself is a better cosmetic look than the Jem II - I have had both, and just this morning was thinking of buying another Jem Gold 660.I loved that machine. Gave it to son. Never saw it again.
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I currently volunteer in shelters, helping children deal with their situations. These children have usually been through some kind of abuse. I deal with anger, silence, raging mood swings, and much more. In group sessions and personal sessions, we learn to calm down, and think about our emotions. It is not bad to be upset; we just take it out on paper, or a pillow; not a person. The children enjoy learning to write their feelings out, and put the raw emotions on paper.


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Keller Williams Realty Miami Beach
1680 Meridian Avenue Suite 101
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Direct: 305-793-8965
Thank you for everything , you are a true professional and I will definitely send business your way … -client from Miami
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Keller Williams Miami Beach Realty
1680 Meridian Avenue Suite 101
Miami Beach, FL 33139


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PassingPassing (2008) Season 3 Episode 305- Moral Orel Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Moral Orel Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- Stop-motion Animation
- Moral Orel, Shadow Machine Films, Williams Street
- Distributed by: Cartoon Network
- Cartoon Characters: Clay Puppington, Orel Puppington, Angela Puppington, Arthur Puppington.
- Voice Actors: Scott Adsit, Carolyn Lawrence, Britta Phillips, Dino Stamatopoulos.
- Directed By Chris McKay.
- Produced By Corey Campodonico, Dino Stamatopoulos, Scott Adsit, Jay Johnston, Eric Blyler, Victoria L. Howard, Jeanine Rohn.
- Animated By Cameron Baity, Christopher Calvi, Melissa Goodwin, John Harvatine IV, Liz Harvatine, Josh Jennings, Martin Jimenez, Pete Levin, Matthew Manning, Ethan Marek, Kelly Mazurowski; more Animators ...
- Written By Dino Stamatopoulos.
- Awards: Nominee, Individual Achievement in Directing in an Animated Television Production or Short Form, Chris McKay, Annie Awards, 2008.
- Music: Mark Rivers, Shaun Paul Piccinino.
- Editor: Chris McKay.
- First Aired on November 06, 2008.
- Originally Aired on Cartoon Network (USA).
- Running Time: 15 minutes.
- Season: 3
- Color
Cartoon Summary:
A look into a young Clay Puffington's life, showing his loving mother and uncaring father. Clay has to learn first hand what "passing" is.
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Aired on Adult Swim.
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