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Effects of single-sex secondary schools on student achievement and attitudes.
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Compared the effects of single-sex and coeducational secondary schooling, using a random sample of 1,807 students in 75 Catholic high schools, 45 of which were single-sex institutions, drawn from the dataset of High School and Beyond study conducted by the National Opinion Research Center (1980). Whether concerning academic achievement, achievement gains, educational aspirations, locus of control, sex-role stereotyping, or attitudes and behaviors related to academics, results indicate that single-sex schools deliver specific advantages to their students, especially female students. In the recent focus on American secondary education, the relation between school organization and students' academic performance had been looked at critically. What has been considered by some to be an anachronistic organizational feature of schools may actually facilitate adolescent academic development by providing an environment where social and academic concerns are separated. It is suggested that a 2nd look at this disappearing school type is warranted. (37 ref) (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)
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There's not much debate about who deserves the Phoenix Suns' player of the week this time. Miles Plumlee officially arrived and is putting the league on notice. Can he keep it up?
Weekly Stat Averages:
Points: 16.0 FG%: .576 Rebounds: 13.3 Blocks: 1.7 Stitches: 7
Once he was traded to the Suns, I was able to get a good look at him in the Suns intra-squad scrimmage, in which I along with Dave King and Jim Coghenour took a Bright Side of the Sun road trip to go watch in Flagstaff. One of the first things that jumped out to me is how Plumlee was not beating, but dominating Marcin Gortat on both ends of the floor.
We made remarks back and forth about his impressive performance, but after all, this was just a scrimmage and Plumlee had a lot to prove...It wouldn't mean much in the grand scheme of things, right?
Then pre-season happened, and the Suns' fanbase was quickly introduced to a young, explosive, and surprisingly talented and skilled young center who provided not only dunks and rebounds, but nice footwork and a pretty impressive hook shot. But still, it was only pre-season, right?
Fast forward a couple of weeks later and Gortat gets traded the day before the season and Plumlee is named the Suns starting center. Hmmm...maybe there's something to this Plumlee guy, but they're obviously just tanking, right?
Then the regular season started, and in the very first game against the Portland Trailblazers, Miles Plumlee officially opened eyes and jumped onto the scouting report in games to follow after registering 18 points, 15 rebounds, and 3 blocks in nearly 40 minutes of play. But surely this was just an aberration...beginners luck right?
Interestingly enough, the only thing about that game that was a complete aberration was Plumlee playing 40 minutes, something he hasn't really gotten close to doing since. Although Plumlee wouldn't top his 18 point performance until just this week, he has reached it twice and hovered around it on a few occasions...and his rebounding which also wasn't topped until just this week has also been impressive.
In fact, he's averaging just under 10 points and 10 rebounds a game this season, in just under 28 minutes a game. Pretty impressive stuff for a guy who's just 55 minutes removed from being a rookie.
Although this entire season has been incredible for Miles, this week was Plumlee's best of his career thus far. He had career numbers in two different games this week, in two different categories.
On Monday he set a career high in rebounding against the Lakers, grabbing 20 rebounds to go along with 17 points in 31 minutes of play.
Then last night he scored a career high 22 points to go along with his 13 rebounds in 32 minutes of play against the Philadelphia 76ers.
There's no doubt about it, Plumlee had a great week and is off to a great start. He's still developing and improving, but what he's giving the Suns on both ends of the floor is something Phoenix hasn't seen since...well...ever?
See, he's a very unique player. He's not just a guy who uses his athleticism and footwork to score in the post, or a rebounder, or a shot blocker, or a smart post defender...he's all of those things. And he's continuing to learn how to do all of those things at an even higher level as well.
Now I'm not saying this guy is the best center the Suns have ever had, but he certainly provides the Suns with an added dimension of athleticism, energy, instinct, and basketball I.Q. in the post that I don't think anyone expected him to give Phoenix when he was originally traded here along with Gerald Green and a first round pick for Luis Scola.
The only unknown now is just how high Miles's ceiling really is, and whether or not he can continue to play at this level for the rest of the season, and beyond. Have the Suns really found their center of the future, or is he just a one or two season stop-gap until they find someone better?
I mean, sure, he's playing great now...but the Suns can't possibly count on him to continue putting up these kinds of numbers, and even get better...right?
The Phoenix Suns know they have a good basketball team - so much that the 6th-seeded team is even talking about the playoffs already. Yet talk of the playoffs is being used more as a warning than a fight song.
With more than a third of the season in the books and an 18-11 record to show for it, the talking points for the Suns have changed. All off season and early in the regular season, Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said he was looking for continued improvement and growth from the team, rather than wins vs. losses. Now? Hornacek has added one more argument to that mantra.
"We're at the point that if we have any hopes of making the playoffs, they gotta buckle it up," Hornacek said after the Suns played another lackluster defensive game against the talent-challenged 76ers. "They played soft in the first half."
Hornacek went on to say that after 29 games, the Suns have established who they are as a team and that the team is playing at playoff caliber levels. However, that carrot may be more of an orange-colored stick. He says they have a lot of work to do to compete when other teams start playing harder as the season goes along.
Goran Dragic said, after beating Philadelphia by 14 points, said that it's a good sign the team can win comfortably despite not playing well.
"The good teams, even if they don't play good they find a way to win the game," Dragic said. "We did that tonight."
All the players have noticed that teams have begun preparing for what the Suns can bring, devising game plans to defeat the two point guard lineup.
"They are preparing for us. Every night is tougher," he said. "They know what the strengths are, and they try to take that away. At the beginning of the season, they thought it was going to be easy. Not so much anymore."
After getting shocked by the Suns two weeks ago, Golden State's Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson came out focused and ready to avenge that loss on Friday. And then against Philadelphia, they faced Philly's own version of a two point guard lineup for much of the game. Rookie Michael Carter-Williams and second-year player Tony Wroten combined for 49 points in the loss (albeit on an inefficient 45 shots).
As the season wears on, the two point guard lineup that accounts for nearly 40% of the Suns scoring and most of their assists and steals will be schemed against better and better. Whether those schemes work is up to coach Hornacek, Dragic and Bledsoe, largely, but the Suns have to bring something else to the table when the schemes work.
It's on defense where the Suns will have to make their mark.
While Miles Plumlee continues to prove he's not a flash in the pan thanks to his boundless energy and athleticism to make a difference under the basket, the Suns are really going to struggle on the defensive end when games get tougher.
Currently, the Suns are 15th in defensive efficiency - smack dab in the middle of the pack - which only gets you so far. Even the vaunted mid-aughts Suns, armed with the league's greatest offense, eventually foundered in the playoffs when they couldn't get stops at key times.
Some of that will improve with the players on hand. Eric Bledsoe and Miles Plumlee, in particular, still tend to go for the big play more often than the coaches want, and too often get burned for it. Both are discovering their NBA ceiling this season right before our eyes with expanded, consistent minutes.
Last night, Plumlee injured himself going for a block that he "probably shouldn't have. The guy was too far away." In the effort, Plumlee sold out and lost his footing, crashing hard to the ground. As a result, not only did he miss the block, he wasn't available for the rebound if it bounced AND he took himself out of the game for a while as he got 7 stitches.
Eventually, they will settle down and realize an NBA game is won on 48 minutes of intelligence rather than the biggest plays.
"Settle down!" Spurs coach Gregg Popovich once yelled at Manu Ginobili, during a first half timeout in a pivotal playoff game against the Suns. Ginobili had just gone supernova for a few minutes, mostly in a good way for the Spurs, but had committed a couple of bad turnovers in the process. "The game isn't won in the first half!"
Bledsoe and Plumlee will learn this lesson as well, just as coach Hornacek was taught by legend Jerry Sloan, his Jazz coach, on the way to two Finals appearances in the 90s.
But some of the Suns deficiencies won't disappear with experience. The current Suns 8-man lineup is really small, and a little light on defensive chops.
"P.J. [Tucker] does a good job defensively but we can't have P.J. guard everybody," Hornacek said of halftime adjustments to slow down rookie MCW and forward Thaddeus Young. "If we could clone P.J. and have three or four of him to play in the fourth quarter it would help defensively. But these other guys have got to step up defensively like P.J. does."
Where the Suns struggle the most, though, is closing out possessions with rebounds. The Suns are one of the worst teams in the league at giving up second-chance points (more than 15 points per game). Unless Miles Plumlee and 6'11" Channing Frye are on the court together, the Suns have a major size deficiency.
It would help if either 7'1" rookie Alex Len (ankle) or veteran defensive ace 6'11" Emeka Okafor (neck) could get healthy enough to slide into the backup center spot behind Plumlee for even 10-15 minutes a night.
Alex Len has been held out of all basketball activity for a month now, trying to rehab that surgically repaired ankle and return at 100% health. Per Paul Coro of azcentral.com, Len is working out without pain and is close to returning to Suns practices - maybe in the next week or so.
Emeka Okafor has been a ghost since being acquired in October for Marcin Gortat, but that was by design. Okafor is rehabbing a neck injury without surgery, with his own specialists back east. The injury was serious enough that Okafor is not even performing any basketball activities while trying to get healthy.
The last word on the street is that Okafor will get re-evaluated in January by the Suns staff to check his progress. There have been no indications from either Okafor's camp or the Suns that the veteran center will be healthy enough to play at this time.
Whether the Suns get one or both of those centers back for the stretch run is a mystery, but if the Suns hope to do any damage in the playoffs another defensive presence in the lineup would be really helpful.


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This book examines the environmental impacts of international maritime transport, and looks more in detail at the impacts stemming from near-port shipping activities, the handling of the goods in the ports and from the distribution of the goods to the surrounding regions.
Workshop on Green Growth Strategy: OECD Green Growth Strategy from the Perspective of Developing Countries, organised in Seoul, 28 October 2010.
By putting a price on pollution, do environmentally related taxes spur innovation? Does the design of the tax play a critical role? What is the effect of this innovation? In analysing these questions, the report draws on case studies that cover Japan, Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Israel and others. It also covers a wide set of environmental issues and technologies, as well as the economic and policy contexts.
As part of the project "Environmental Impacts of International Shipping: the role of ports", this case study focuses on the way the port of Busan and the Korean authorities address the environmental impacts of the port and its interactions with the hinterlands.
Korea's greenhouse gas emissions almost doubled between 1990 and 2005, the highest growth rate in the OECD area.
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In 2008, the OECD carried out a survey of people's behaviour towards the environment in ten OECD countries and five areas including energy. This article from the OECD Observer provides information on the findings that emerge from this survey in the water area.
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In 2008, the OECD carried out a survey of people's behaviour towards the environment in ten OECD countries and five areas including energy. This article from the OECD Observer provides information on the findings that emerge from this survey in the energy area.
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A study of water pricing in Japan and Korea, a background report to the book Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Agriculture (OECD, 2010).
Korean Prime Minister Han Seung-soo urged governments around the world to work together for a new "green growth" paradigm based on low-carbon economic development in his keynote speech at the OECD Forum on 23 June 2009.
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This report inventories eco-innovation policies in Korea. Similar reports are available on selected non-EU OECD members: Australia, Canada, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Turkey and the US. They complement national roadmaps developed by EU member states under the Env. Technology Action Plan.


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Romance in Toronto: 6 Fun Date Ideas
Toronto has a lively romantic side. From starry rooftop patio bars to sultry salsa lounges, our wide range of attractions make the city well-equipped for one-of-a-kind date nights.
Whether you and your partner are into grooving, tasting or relaxing and soaking in the scenery, these six date ideas offer something for all tastes and budgets.
Dinner and Salsa Dancing on Dundas West
Lula Lounge, the colorfully lit-up salsa lounge on an otherwise quiet stretch of Dundas West, is Toronto's go-to venue for live salsa, jazz, and world music. Here, local movers and shakers indulge in tropical fusion dishes and Havana Club mixed drinks to a soundtrack of top world music.
If you're feeling adventurous, take part in a beginner salsa lesson and let one of the savvy local instructors move you. Or relax in one of the cozy booths and watch the room come to life. Either way, booking a table at Lula Lounge on a Friday night is a surefire way to get your groove back.
Start: Lula Lounge (1585 Dundas St. W)
Price range: $150.00 – $200.00
Moroccan Cuisine and Belly Dancing in Old Town
The Sultan's Tent and Moroccan café evokes the ambience of a traditional "diffa" (a lavish Moroccan banquet) within the city's only remaining historic cast iron building. Sink into a silk divan in one of the tented, cushion-strewn dining lounges and enjoy a four-course Moroccan meal. Talented belly dancers perform 2-3 times nightly.
After dinner and the show, take a stroll through the cobblestone-lined Distillery District, a neighbourhood that showcases one of the largest and best preserved examples of Victorian Industrial architecture in Canada.
Start:The Sultans Tent and Moroccan Café (49 Front St. W)
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Price range: $100.00 – $150.00
Friendly Competition at Snakes & Lattes
This dedicated board game café features a curated library of games, specialty espresso drinks and affordable snack menu. Tuck into one of the homey booths for a few rounds (one of the game-savvy servers can help you select a game if needed), and enjoy some friendly competition over veggie chips and tea.
Grab dinner across the street at Sky Blue Sky, a Wilco-themed sandwich shop with an extensive selection of gourmet sandwiches and vegan treats – dinner is on whoever loses. (Fancy a drink with games night? Head to the game café's sister location, Snakes and Lagers, for a boozier board game experience.)
Start: Snakes and Lattes (600 Bloor St. West)
End: Sky Blue Sky (605 Bloor St. W)
Price range: $40.00 – $55.00
Retreat to the Thompson Hotel Rooftop Lounge
Craving a retreat from the busy city streets? Escape the bustle atop Thompson Hotel on their chic rooftop lounge. Curl up on a plush bench with one of their signature mojitos and take in all 360 degrees of the Toronto skyline and Lake Ontario.
Feast on some fish tacos and finish off your visit with a stroll around the glowing infinity pool. Afterwards, head up Bathurst and west on Queen to Trinity Bellwoods Park, a grassy hotspot where hipsters lounge on summer nights. End up at the trendy Ossington strip if you fancy another cocktail.
Start: The Thompson Hotel Rooftop Lounge (550 Wellington St. W)
End: The Crooked Star (202 Ossington Ave.)
Price range: $75.00 – $125.00
Karaoke in Koreatown
Toronto's Koreatown offers much more than a top-notch stone bowl of bibimbap – the neighborhood between The Annex and Bloorcourt is home to a rockin' selection of late-night karaoke bars and a few of the city's most well-loved bars. A favourite pastime in Toronto, karaoke offers a great opportunity to break the ice, show off your hidden talents, or just laugh a lot.
Rent a private room if you'd rather keep your music confidential, or get gusty and put on a show for the crowd. Debrief at Clinton's Tavern over a pint and a platter of hearty gourmet nachos.
Start: BMB Karaoke (593 Bloor St. W)
End: Clinton's Tavern (693 Bloor St. W)
Price range: $50.00 – $75.00
A Little Bit of Soul in Little Italy
For 20 years, the Orbit Room has brought a touch of New Orleans and a whole lot of soul to the city's Little Italy, the neighborhood where nightlife reaches an apex. Every night of the week, bands gather at this intimate upstairs lounge to jam in the style of Motown, 60s soul classics, funk, reggae and more.
Tap your feet with the crowd until the place fills up later in the evening, then cool off on the back patio with a martini. Better yet, escape the crush and head down the street to stop for something sweet at The Big Chill, an old-fashioned retro ice cream parlour with carnivalesque design.
Start: The Orbit Room (580 A College St.)
End: The Big Chill (367 Manning Ave.)
Price range: $75.00 – $100.00
After an action-packed night out, retire to one of the city's luxury hotels, where your comfort is king. Wake up in the morning and you'll be steps from other local attractions ready to be explored. One romantic night in Toronto will surely leave you wanting more!


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Aaron graduated from Brentwood Academy and earned his BS in Chemical Engineering from the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. He went on to earn his J.D. from the University of Memphis. He practices law in Murfreesboro.
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Please see my blog post at http://www.angrydonuts.com for some discussion of the new features across the Panels 3 Suite.
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Green Hills Software Expands INTEGRITY RTOS Support to Renesas' 2nd-Generation R-Car Product Family Provides Guaranteed Safety Separation, Fast Graphics and Boot Performance for Multicore ARM Cortex-A15/A7 TOKYO, JAPAN and SANTA BARBARA, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 09/27/13 -- Green Hills Software, the largest independent vendor of embedded software solutions, today announced its support of the industry-leading INTEGRITY(R) real-time operating system (RTOS) and comprehensive software development and run-time solutions for Renesas Electronics' 2nd-generation R-Car series of SoCs (system-on-chip). Green Hills Software offers a unique solution to the ARM(R) Cortex(TM)-A15 and A7 architectures, including INTEGRITY Multivisor(TM) virtualization technology, the INTEGRITY RTOS, MULTI(R) multicore debugger, TimeMachine(TM) trace suite, GPU-accelerated graphics, a rich suite of middleware and the Green Hills family of JTAG and trace probes. Renesas Electronics' R-Car devices are SoCs offering low power consumption and high system integration and among the R-Car series of SoCs, the second-generation R-Car H2 and R-Car M2 are ideal for next-generation high-end automotive infotainment systems, multimedia and navigations systems, instrument clusters and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The Green Hills solution for R-Car will be the industry's only run-time and development software on that platform with guaranteed real-time determinism and safety for manufacturers of automotive devices requiring an RTOS designed to meet functional safety requirements combined with powerful human-machine interfaces (HMI), multicore debugging, optimal compiler performance and deep-visibility trace debugging. "Future automotive systems from 2015 and beyond will demand fast startup capabilities and fast rendering performance for high-quality designs that match the luxuriousness of the vehicles using these embedded R-Car-based devices, as well as the ability to help the driver establish an even higher level of safety with the vehicle," said Tatsuya Nishihara, vice president, chief of Automotive Solutions Business Division at Renesas Electronics. "The combination of Renesas' new R-Car devices with Green Hills Software's commitment to functional safety requirements bundled with its high-quality and high-performance INTEGRITY RTOS and INTEGRITY Multivisor virtualization technology provides a platform that our customers both demand and will enjoy using." Green Hills Software offers a comprehensive solution for ARM Cortex-A15 and A7 devices including the following major components: -- INTEGRITY Multivisor technology combines a trusted microkernel with system virtualization technology into an IVI platform featuring configurable software partitions, shared graphics, real-time and safety-critical processing, and one or more infotainment guest operating systems -- INTEGRITY RTOS for applications demanding safety, reliability and security with HMI design software and drivers for the INTEGRITY RTOS -- MULTI integrated software development environment featuring multicore debugger, profiler and many other integrated time-saving tools -- Tool chain compliant to automotive and industrial safety standards ISO 26262 Automotive Safety Integrity Level D (ASIL-D) and IEC 61508 Safety Integrity Level 3 (SIL 3) -- TimeMachine debugger and SuperTrace(TM) probe for revolutionary rewind debugging and non-intrusive analysis -- EEMBC(R)-certified C/C++ compilers for R-Car's Cortex-A15 and A7 cores that outperform competing compilers as much as 30-35% -- Code quality tools including MISRA C/C++ and DoubleCheck(TM) static analyzer -- Green Hills probe for hardware bring-up and low-level debugging and development "Green Hills is excited to support the new R-Car devices as part of its more than 20-year history of supporting Renesas' automotive devices," said Tim Reed, vice president of Advanced Products at Green Hills Software. "Green Hills is a market leader with a long history of applying its leading-edge RTOS, compiler, debugging and hypervisor software technology to ARM-based processors." About Green Hills Software Founded in 1982, Green Hills Software is the largest independent vendor of embedded development solutions. In 2008, the Green Hills INTEGRITY-178B RTOS was the first and only operating system to be certified by NIAP (National Information Assurance Partnership comprised of NSA & NIST) to Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 6+, High Robustness, the highest level of security ever achieved for any software product. Our open architecture integrated development solutions address deeply embedded, absolute security and high-reliability applications for the military/avionics, medical, industrial, automotive, networking, consumer and other markets that demand industry-certified solutions. Green Hills Software is headquartered in Santa Barbara, CA, with European headquarters in the United Kingdom. Visit Green Hills Software at www.ghs.com. Green Hills, the Green Hills logo, MULTI, INTEGRITY, Multivisor, TimeMachine, DoubleCheck and SuperTrace are trademarks or registered trademarks of Green Hills Software in the U.S. and/or internationally. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Contact: Green Hills Software Barbel French 805-965-6044 email@example.com
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Re: Can someone please help!OMGITZBACON Jan 29, 2013 10:46 PM (in response to OMGITZBACON)
I'm actually so desparate
Re: Can someone please help!ChestSplittah Jan 29, 2013 11:00 PM (in response to OMGITZBACON)
I doubt if you were host you would have this happening. What is your NAT type?
Re: Can someone please help!OMGITZBACON Jan 29, 2013 11:34 PM (in response to ChestSplittah)
I got a open nat type It nve happened to me in mw3 at first I thought it was the servers but I'm pretty sure it's my Internet is there anyway I can make it better like the settings in my ps3
Re: Can someone please help!Out Jan 30, 2013 4:14 AM (in response to OMGITZBACON)
Sometimes a wireless connection will cause this, If i try to play using a wirless connection, I will get the Hosting seat and about 90% of the games i play (when host)result in being kicked out back to the main menu ....
A family member is a Tech he said the problem was the way my router transmitted the data wirelessly ....that there were delays in transmission .........most of his explanation was over my head,
So i wired my connection......and that stopped me from getting kicked when i was host
Re: Can someone please help!OMGITZBACON Jan 30, 2013 6:19 AM (in response to Out)
Omg thanks man I googled and believe or not nothing came up how to fix it I owe u big time!
Re: Can someone please help!Highwayman0226 Jan 30, 2013 6:26 AM (in response to OMGITZBACON)
Ain't it great to see the forums actually helping someone!? Yeah, hardwire is the way to go. Connected right into your modem is even better (supposedly). If you already have an open NAT, I see no reason to DMZ or port forward. Resetting your modem everytime you log in seems to help me, but that might just be some superstition.
Re: Can someone please help!OMGITZBACON Feb 4, 2013 11:41 PM (in response to Highwayman0226)
Thank you!
Re: Can someone please help!OMGITZBACON Feb 8, 2013 7:22 PM (in response to Highwayman0226)
Do u know if there is a way to make it better wireless
Re: Can someone please help!s_paw1 Jan 30, 2013 7:00 AM (in response to OMGITZBACON)
I have the exact same problem. My roomate plays wired while I play wireless. When I play alone and I'm the host,I get kicked out. When my roomates the host and we are playing together, it never happens. I guess using ethernet cable is the best solution.


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I spent most of my youth skateboarding, surfing, and rock climbing in the various places I grew up in. As I grew older I started to wander further and further; until one day I was just jumping on a train and heading across the country. This probably is not normal behavior for a fourteen or fifteen year old kid; but you would have to understand where I was coming from. This tales starts and stops, jumps and falls all over the place. All I ask is that you let me know what you really think about it.
Once he had finished our tour of Pasqualies; he hurried us over to a dinning area with black sand floors and sheets of corrugated metal for the roofing. One side of the structure was open to the road and the other faced the ocean. On the Northern end was a depository. On the southern end were 2 plywood doors with master locks on them. This he proclaimed with a huge grin would be our suite. Before we could say another word he threw us a small key and pointed to the door on the right. Donkey's only request for payment is that we purchase anything we need from the family that owns the depository. After that he was off and running into the night; as excited as I had seen anyone in a long time.
Chris and I stood looking in amazement at the surf. The size was at least 18-20 foot and closing out all the way across the sandbar. This was one of the heaviest breaks in the world; I had first read about it when I was 10 years old surfing in Florida. All of my years surfing I had talked about the legendary Pasquallies river mouth. I remember the stories of saltwater crocodiles, deadly surf, and land of the lost type settings. Over the next couple of days I would come to find out that all 3 were true character traits of this wonderful place.
After awhile we turned to the door and looked at the key. The suite as we would come to call our room was about 8 foot by 8 foot and was made of planks nailed vertically to other planks acting as cross beams. The roof was the same corrugated metal sheets overlapping. The floor was actually a very solid combination of cinder-blocks and boards; with healthy portions of loose black sand on top. We lit a candle lantern that I had carried in my bag and started to inspect the beds. I took the one closest to the door; I was impressed to notice that it was a real bed with a blanket and some old, but not too tattered sheets. I threw a rain fly over it all and started to settle in.
As I laid there in bed the rain started to pound our small suite and I noticed that the surf was only a few feet from our heads. There was something weird about the room that I could not place, but after a bit my eyes began to adjust and I noticed that there were small crabs clinging to the walls all around us. This was very amusing at first, but as I began to fall asleep I wondered if they would eventually decide to crawl over and snuggle up to my face as I slept. Even with these thoughts in my head I eventually dozed off and enjoyed a great nights rest.
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Local Relay for Life team Holds Family Fun Day
BANGOR - A local relay for life team had some "fun in the sun" today as some members started gearing up for next month's race.
Laughter, clapping and a vast array of talent could be heard Sunday at the VFW hall in Bangor.
Marion's Monsters hosted a family fun day, vendor expo, and community yard sale as a fundraising effort to partake in the Penobscot Relay for Life, having lost a loved one last fall.
Businesses like Pampered Chef, Thirty-One, and Origami Owl Custom Jewlery were there in support of the cause.
Also in attendance was Maine author Canaan A. York.
Of course no fundraising effort would be complete without an auction, and there were some very popular items like Waterfront Concert tickets and Rafting adventures.
Activities outside included a bounce house for the young kids in attendance, and Maine Humorist Gary Crocker hosted a talent show which showcased kids of all ages.
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Now that you're grown up, sugary cereal is a no-no. Sugary face cleanser, on the other hand, gets a resounding yes. Infused with lemongrass and chamomile, this cleanser gets rid of dirt and oil while gently exfoliating layers of skin with nonabrasive sugar. (The alpha hydroxy acids in raw sugar gently buff away dead layers and excess oils without stripping your skin of its natural moisture.) You'll immediately notice how refreshed your skin feels, not to mention how good the clean, subtle scent of zesty lemon smells. Unlike Lucky Charms, this sweet stuff is good for you.
I wanted to love this product so badly. It came at a time I needed good exfoliation of my face. When I opened it, it was rock solid and wouldn't budge. I forced it with a stick and was able to scrape some of it off. It lathered and exfoliated well but I doubt I'll buy the full size just because of the hassle it caused. Too bad!1
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This is a common and reasonable policy.
This is a common and reasonable policy.
As I recall they achieved this by "cheating" and broadcasting noise on the channels in order to generate more RF energy (i.e. there wasn't enough power because unless you probably aren't transmitting 100% of the time)
I think it is pretty open/shut that these are his photographs and his property.
That said, the school probably has a leg to stand on when it comes to protecting the privacy of it's students at school activities.
It would be a reasonable general rule (that should be enforced as such and not just applied to one person) that you cannot publish photos of students on the Internet taken at school events. They can presumably enforce this for students but they would presumably need to also enforce a "no photos" policy at games/etc with the parents (i.e. in order to attend the game, you must sign this waiver).
If student privacy is the real issue, then they need to follow this through all the way. Half measures seem less likely to be enforceable or even useful...
Just because some vague articles and politicos point the finger at North Korea doesn't mean that it's true. I'm not making any assertions about the truth at this point, but we should be careful before jumping to (potentially violent) conclusions based on hearsay.
"But in their initial public statement, whoever hacked Sony made no mention of North Korea or the film. And in an email sent to Sony by the hackers, found in documents they leaked, there is also no mention of North Korea or the film. The email was sent to Sony executives on Nov. 21, a few days before the hack went public. Addressed to Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton, Chairwoman Amy Pascal and other executives, it appears to be an attempt at extortion, not an expression of political outrage or a threat of war."
^^ this.
Your likely options are:
1) relay all of your email through Comcast's SMTP gateway (this is what I do w/ TWC)
2) host your mail server elsewhere (extra $$/mo)
I think it is.
It is one thing to install software on your own computer that serves modified content. When you start serving the modified content to other people, I believe that creates the difference.
If comcast can inject ads, then there would be no problem with ISPs offering "Advertising Filtering" proxy servers for their customers and serving them sanitized content.
"Does your browser have an OpenPGP library?"
It looks like it will soon:
Agreed. The US refused to purchase equipment from Chinese technology companies because of security concerns. Now the tables have turned and we mock them for being isolationists?
The argument for running a windows firewall *in addition* to physical firewalls is that you create a "soft underbelly" if the individual servers do not have their own defenses. Say someone compromises server #1 -- now they can attack server #2 - #4 and have access to a significantly larger threat surface (i.e. Server #1 has direct access to ports on #2 - #4 that you wouldn't want an attacker to see).
The basic principle is - keep your attack surface as small as possible from as many attack vectors as possible. This means inefficiency and overlapping defenses.
Pretty sure these people haven't spent much time in the courts....
I was sued for defamation by a company over content that someone else published on their site. I was included in the lawsuit because I provided the owner/operator/content-creator/everything of the other site a web analytics tool I created (before the days of free Google Analytics). This was enough to confuse the courts and put me in the position where best case scenario, I spend $40K+ and I "win" and worst case scenario, I spend $40K and lose the case and face a ridiculous judgment.
Unless you are an unemployed lawyer with no assets and plenty of free time, the legal system is a big pile of lose-lose.
I'm not going to argue that C# is faster than C++, but 1000x seems a bit surprising. I'm also not sure why you say that C# requires a desktop OS?
They aren't selling the software they are selling their time to install it for you. Big difference....
Install Visual Studio.. it has its own built in web server. You can use SQL express. If you are really worried about system resources, manually start/stop SQL server only when you are developing
I used their system for a while. It worked adequately enough although if there was a break in, I'm not sure what I would have actually done...
The commentary on resetting passwords in windows is useful/interesting, but this article really doesn't have any special relevance the cloud. Whether or not the storage is a local physical volume or "floating around on dem internets" doesn't make a difference.
I have a theory that it's impossible to prove anything, but I can't prove it.


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Mystery illnesses plague Louisiana oil spill crews
Jamie Simon worked on a barge in the oily waters for six months following the BP spill last year, cooking for the cleanup workers, washing their clothes and tidying up after them.
One year later, the 32-year-old said she still suffers from a range of debilitating health problems, including racing heartbeat, vomiting, dizziness, ear infections, swollen throat, poor sight in one eye and memory loss.
..."I was exposed to those chemicals, which I questioned, and they told me it was just as safe as Dawn dishwashing liquid and there was nothing for me to worry about," she said of the BP bosses at the job site.
The local doctor, Mike Robichaux, said he has seen as many as 60 patients like Simon in recent weeks, as this small southern town of 10,000 bordered by swamp land and sugar cane fields grapples with a mysterious sickness that some believe is all BP's fault.
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shahmmehmood (1289 days)
Thaks for the reply. I already purchased a new adopter but still its not charging battery in my laptop while? this new adopter even the broken one also charging my laptop battery in my friend's laptop perfectly. I purchased a docking station in this way my laptop works only if battery is inserted in the laptop but its not charging the battery, always yellow light is flashing and message comes connect adopter.
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shahmmehmood (1289 days)
hello, my battery is ok its working fine after charging in my friend's e64100. his battery and my batter also working good in my laptop.Could you pl? help if could change some parts in my latop or do you think if i take it to a shop they can repair my laptop. Smebody told only solution replacing of CPU.
shahmmehmood (1289 days)
Thank you very much for help and reply. Actually one of my friend has got model Latitude 6400, my battery is working and charging very good in his laptop as well as in my laptop. His battery also working? good in my laptop as well. I took my laptop to a shop, the technician started working in a hidden place then returend me in a half hour and said pl bring your laptop in a working condition like charge your battery again in your friend's laptop and display should be working good. So its working
freethrillsdotcom (1288 days)
I think you? answered your own question. The problem is not the adapter anymore. Your battery is now dead and that is why it won't charge. If your battery is NiCD and NOT NiMH then you might be able to recover the battery. Look on youtube for "nicd battery fix free" and if that works for you. BUT you must have a NiCD (nickel cadmium battery)
shahmmehmood (1288 days)
Hi, Could you help me please. I was using a broken poorly jointed wires in to the adopter to charge my laptop Dell latitude E6410. The joint was broken and by mistake? I jointed it wrongly now battery is not charging at all, even I tried original replicator in which all the laptops are showing charging the battery but in mine one its never charging. Thanks.
dpblanchard (1288 days)
Actually, it's the piece that you are cleaning beginning on or around frame #56 in your video. It's that round piece in the center that the? charger plugs into. Once I got down to removing the motherboard, I found that the piece has come completely loose. I don't know if it broke off from the housing that surrounds it, or if it became detached from the motherboard at the point where the 3 prongs touch the board.
dpblanchard (1288 days)
Actually, it's the piece that you are cleaning beginning on or around? frame #56 in your video. It's that round piece in the center that the charger plugs into. Once I got down to removing the motherboard, I found that the piece has come completely loose. I don't know if it broke off from the housing that surrounds it, or if it became detached from the motherboard at the point where the 3 prongs touch the board.
freethrillsdotcom (1288 days)
To be honest, I haven't examined the female dj jack that connects to the motherboard. Naturally you should make sure it is soldered to the board. Since 19V is going through it, it shouldn't "barely contact the board" in any regard, otherwise you'll throw a spark and cause a fire hazard at some point. The hot gluing method I was referring to, should be cooler than a soldering gun, and allow you to stabilize the DC? jack better since it will get a lot of abuse with use
dpblanchard (1288 days)
I have the same issue as bridgeovertheriver.The inner barrel on the female side of jack came unseated and completely comes out of the casing which is still attached to the board. I already have the laptop taken apart. You mention hot gluing the barrel piece? Can you elaborate? The 3 prongs on the barrel just barely contact the board. Am I correct that these 3 prongs need to be soldered to the board?? Or are the prongs soldered to the outer casing, which is itself soldered to the board? Thanks.
freethrillsdotcom (1288 days)
It sounds like it is doing a trickle charge for some? reason. There is no way to figure it out without trying a different adapter, or a different battery. It is quite possible that the battery is faulty. They don't last very long, typically only a couple years. People will talk about how their batteries last longer, but it all depends on usage. Ie: How often you run on battery vs how often you run with an AC connection.


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Emerson College Today
Female professionals discuss work in war zones
Several successful female journalists and communication professionals assembled in a packed room of Emerson students and faculty on Monday for a panel discussion about female communicators working in conflict areas around the world.
Expression Magazine now available on iPad
The latest issue of Emerson's Expression magazine is now available for iPad tablet devices.
Emerson hosts convention for college Democrats
Massachusetts Congressional candidate Joe Kennedy III and Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren were among the speakers at the annual College Democrats of Massachusetts Convention held at Emerson March 31–April 1.
Students collaborate with professionals to debut Cafe Variations
On April 13, more than 60 Emerson students (working on stage and behind the scenes) will present the world premiere of Café Variations, a production directed by Anne Bogart that celebrates café culture with vignettes from Charles Mee's Café Plays and music from the canon of George and Ira Gershwin.
Kotz Cornejo awarded artist fellowship
Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo has been awarded a MacDowell Colony Fellowship.
LA alumni meet with admitted students
Kevin Bright '76, one of the original executive producers and creator of Friends, and Dawn Steinberg '83, senior vice president of talent and casting at Sony Pictures, spoke at an event headlined by Bright for students admitted to Emerson.
Emerson to present Communication Week
Emerson's School of Communication will host its third annual Communication Week April 2–6, 2012.
Casey driven by a love of radio
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What types of treatment, including medication, did you receive for your SAPHO syndrome?
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I was diagnosed with SAPHO 17 years ago. I have taken sulfasalazine and Daypro. I have decreased my dosage for both the sulfasalazine and Daypro. I have not been able to discontinue the use of either medication. Some SAPHO patients are able to get off all medications.
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I was diagnosed with SAPHO. I had pain for long periods of time. A pamidronate infusion worked for me, I have been pain free for over 3 months now. The doctor says if pain returns, to just book another infusion. I took a month after the infusion to notice the benefit, so be patient.
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Over the years I have been prescribed many different pain killers and had acupuncture in my spine, none worked. After the diagnosis of SAPHO syndrome I was given hydroxychloroquine and doxycycline and both gave me a rash. A year ago was given intravenous pamidronate and had been pain free since, back pain just started to return so I have just had another pamidronate infusion.
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i have tried Humira and methotrexate . I also have tried Celebrex and other nonsteroidal meds. The only relief I get is from prednisone (steroids). I am currently on a low dose of 7 mg. My doctor tried to take me off slowly by going to 5 mg and within a couple days the pain was very bad again. I am now back on the 7 mg (it has only been one week). My pain is still bad, but it's getting better. I always have pain, but without the steroids, the pain is unbearable. I do not like to take pain meds at all. Most make me sick or just feel drugged.
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Looking a lot happier than she did on both episodes of The Hills this week, the lovely Lauren Conrad enjoyed the spring weather in L.A. on Wednesday.
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She was also not thrilled to see Stephanie Pratt (sister of Spencer, friend of Heidi Montag) in one of her classes at school - though LC later warmed to Steph.


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Washington UPDATE: Study Reviews Possible Higher Education Reform Options.
Making student aid contingent on graduation and requiring colleges to contract out for remedial education are among the new options for federal student aid receiving detailed scrutiny by a federal advisory panel.
The report, circulated by the Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance, examines these and other options as colleges prepare for the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act next year. Other proposals under consideration in the higher education community include student aid block grants and separate aid programs for academic and vocational/technical students in higher education, the report said.
Graduation-contingent aid would offer students a financial incentive to finish college. Under this system, students in need of aid would receive their entire aid package through loans. Upon graduation, students then would receive loan forgiveness based on economic need.
The report, however, said such an incentive system may not work as expected, while also holding needy students to a different academic standard than non-needy ones. "A graduation-contingent system suggests that student aid is the definitive factor" in whether a student finishes college, the report said. Research, however, shows other issues, including social, educational and demographic, also play a part in student retention.
"By placing higher requirements on students with need, without a parallel requirement for those who do not need assistance, this proposal holds needy students to a higher standard," the study said.
Another option, requiring colleges to contract out for remedial services, also could hurt low-income students, according to the report. Students needing remediation are more likely to live in poverty, speak a language other than English at home and attend two-year colleges.
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Over the past week or so we have seen a lot of spoofing going on with campaigns that look like the following:
These campaigns have the following characteristics:
Spam campaigns like these require speed and co-ordination of efforts. If it's a single spammer behind it, he needs a very complex infrastructure:
This is a lot for a single spammer to handle because it requires too many skills. More likely it is the result of an underground economy where each of the above parts (1-3) is maintained by multiple players who buy and sell services from each other.


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I attend EVAW conferences at least yearly and am always please with the up to date information provided. The work they do benefits all those wroking in the fields of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault by helping provide the tools we need in order to better serve the victims of these horrendous crimes.
It's also always nice for me to simply spend time with others who are as passionate as I am about ending abuse, educating our communities, helping victims become survivors then thrivers, and holding batterers accountable.


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'Rock of Ages' audience can't fight this feeling
It's hard to imagine two musicals that are less alike than "The Sound of Music" and "Rock of Ages," which is in town at the Marcus Center through Sunday.
"The Sound of Music" features a would-be nun raising seven children in a nearly idyllic Austria. "Rock of Ages" promises "an evening of musical debauchery and decadence" and features a bevy of scantily clad women. »Read Full Article(2)
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Over 200 cats competed this weekend in Waukesha at the Great Lakes Regional Pedigreed & Household Pet Cat Show. Here are some local and out-of-state title-bearing competitors.
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The Milwaukee Film Festival will screen two hall-of-fame candidates this fall as part of its Cinema Hooligante lineup of genre films.
MFF will show Bruce Lee's kung-fu fightin' classic, "Enter the Dragon" (1973) and Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi masterpiece "2001: A Space Odyssey" as part of its late-night showcase, otherwise devoted to "raunchy, gory, scary, fun, bizarre and possibly offensive midnight, cult and genre films," the festival tastefully boasts. »Read Full Article(1)
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Mayor Gaulrapp is showing that he is all about trying to bully people into doing what he wants them to do instead of trying to work with them.
Mayor Gaulrapp is showing that he is all about trying to bully people into doing what he wants them to do instead of trying to work with them.
I am a proud employee of the Lincoln Mall and if I see him out there shopping I hear he can get things a little cheaper at the big box stores instead of supporting the little guy who is trying to make a buck. What a leader we have with behavior like his and it is time for a change in this town. We need a leader that will try to cooperate with owners instead of being a bully from the start. When the camera is on he can seem so nice because we all know that George loves the camera, I just wish he had the same love for this town. I know he will tell everyone that listens that he loves Freeport but as soon as the next election for Congress comes up I am sure you will see George running again.
He rants and raves about the Lincoln Mall but people are trying to get things fixed out there and Freeport Industrial Roofing is working hard and meets our demands no matter when we call them. How many city owned buildings are in poor shape...the old library, city hall, Rawleigh building and I am sure there are more. All people have to do is think back to the racetrack and City Service cab company. Those were situations that benefitted friends of the mayor in a huge way when these two businesses were shutdown and I am sure if there was a fly on the wall that a friend of the mayor would benefit greatly if the Lincoln Mall was shutdown.
I know for a fact that Joan Welt has gotten at least one call from someone that was upset with her from coming back to work at the mall because now "they" cannot gets things done the way they want. I just wonder who "they" are but I have a pretty good idea of who "they" are. I truly hope that when this election season is over with that we have a new leader sitting in City Hall. Every night when I walk out of work I see the Gaulrapp for Mayor sign at the far end of the mall lot in the vicinity of the empty Eagles store and I find it kind of fitting. His sign should be by an empty building because I feel that his chair at City Hall is empty since we do not have a true leader sitting in it.
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'Spin war started in Geneva, but world needs to follow deal ' [Pepe Escobar @PressTV]
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World powers and Iran have reached an historic nuclear deal - ending a decade-long deadlock over Tehran's nuclear ambitions. The breakthrough came on the fifth day of intense talks - after the Foreign Ministers from all six negotiating countries and Iran narrowed down the remaining obstacles in Geneva. Despite hailing the deal with Iran, US President Obama said the majority of American sanctions against Tehran will stay in place. Asia Times Correspondent Pepe Escobar joins RT to discuss this issue.


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