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Partnership In Malvern Schools, Worcestershire
Great, to spend a day leading INSET for the Partnership In Malvern Schools (The PIMS Partnership) at The Elim Conference Centre, West Malvern.
Thank you to Geoff Rutherford, Headteacher, Wyche CE School for coordinating our involvement.
Everybody here today was "Up for a challenge"! The aim was to have a look at some of the plethora of ICT ideas available, and how they can, even further, enhance the curriculum, particularly in the area of writing.
PIMS is a group established over 15 years ago with the express purpose of working together to ensure that every child in the Malvern area got the best education possible. It draws together the headteachers of 22 schools who meet each half term to share good practice and support each other in many areas of the curriculum. The group has developed into a very successful support network and the joint INSET days they hold is one expression of this.
Recognising that ICT has huge potential to in enhancing teaching and learning the PIMS group decided to invite Tim and Sarah to the town to lead and inspire us in this subject. We've been looking forward to exploring with him ways in which ICT can be integrated into our classroom practice. There are 13 schools attending all from the Malvern area. They are: St Josephs, Malvern Parish, Suckley, Eldersfield, Wyche, St Matthias, Rushwick, Pendock, St James, Malvern Wells, Leigh Bransford, Castlemorton and Somers Park.
Seaquence ~ an experimental musical petri-dish
Seaquence is an "experimental musical petri-dish. Adopting a biological metaphor, Seaquence allows you to create and combine musical lifeforms into unique, dynamic compositions. This is an initial alpha release and still under development"… but that's like the primordial swamp, isn't it?
Design, and drop, creatures into a virtual sea. Each life form can be one of five sounds (including a drum module). You can click and drag the waveform and turn notes on/off in a grid. When you have your sea full of creatures makings sounds click Share to to flood the world with your creation.
We feel that Seaquence is a powerful, yet almost hidden, introduction to many aspects of sound manipulation. It allows users to tweak various parameters of the creatures' sounds – such as waveform, octave range, and simple melody.
Explore, and dive deeper, into a sea of sound.
MultiColr ~ colour related image searching
MultiColr is a very simple but powerful little search tool, that enables you to hunt for images that feature a specific colour, or range of colours.
When preparing posters, presentations, websites or blog pages, it can be handy to stick to a colour theme. Multicolr means you can search for images with one, two or more colours.
The more you add a colour to the search, the more prominent it will be in the outcomes. (Remember to check for copyright issues before using).
Springline Partnership of Schools, Oxfordshire ~ Day 1
Wow! For 180 (ish) people (!!) to share a training day and tackle the challenges, and opportunities, with so much laughter, and focus, is admirable.
A superb way to start our 2015/16 year, back in The UK: a day of INSET for the Springline Partnership of Schools, their first as a cluster, at Stockham Primary School, Wantage.
Thank you to Ruth Burbank, head teacher at Stockham Primary for hosting our day, and sharing these thoughts:
Stockham School is a high achieving, busy and creative school with over 205 primary school children. The school is over subscribed and focuses on fun learning and has an individual and active approach to learning. The newly formed Springline Partnership of Schools (SPS) consists of 8 local schools working collaboratively in order to achieve excellence. The 8 schools include Stockham school, Stanford in the Vale, St Amands Catholic School, The Hendreds Primary, Fitzwaryn Special School, Grove Church of England School, Uffington Primary and The Ridgeway CE School. The partnership have been working towards becoming Storytelling schools and we are now very excited to be adding the ICT element into our schools to inspire our children and staff.
Today, we explored an increasingly speedy whizz through many analogue and digital gems. Folk were up for the challenges, and stuck with us on some quite technical wizardry, and a range of free, accessible tools that can be powerful in many contexts, in the classroom and beyond. Too many to mention in fact. Thanks one and all, for your laughter as well.
We splattered folk with oodles of accessible tools and ideas for raising the levels of creativity, writing, speaking and listening among children of all ages. We looked at the powerful effect of using games, Web2 tools, software, handheld devices and more and explored ways of teaching that focus on quality learning, rather than the latest gadget.
We are looking forward to coming back for a day with the children and a follow-up day of lessons on the 21st October 2015 on Back To The Future Day. Take a look at the countdown HERE
A toolkit for artists
The Artist's Toolkit provides guidance and support for students when learning the basic concepts of artistic styles and techniques.
It then gives the chance to experiment with these aspects.
Explore Line ,Edge & Outline, Primary & Secondary and Warm & Cool colours, Complementary , Natural & Arbitrary , Tints & Shades, Depth , Positive & Negative , Linear & Aerial perspective, Geometric & Organic shape, Symmetrical & Asymmetrical balance, Visual Rhythm and Repetition making a Pattern
The Toolkit also contains a chance to see a couple of artists in action, and an encyclopedia, which is an in-depth guide to learning more about the building blocks of composition. Go get arty!
Wraparound (Mac) & Unlimited Mouse (PC)
Wraparound is an application primarily intended for users with large and/or multiple screens, which allows the mouse cursor to "wrap" around the screens. Rather than spending time and energy moving the cursor across the screen, from one side to the other, simply drag it off one edge and it immediately appears on the other side. Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. And if you're worried about not being able to hit your menu bar or dock without the edge to stop the cursor, you can always turn off horizontal or vertical screen wrapping to suit your preferences.
Unlimited Mouse is a free tool that allows you to move your mouse cursor from the right-end of your monitor screen to the left-end and vice-versa. Similarly, from the top-end of your monitor screen to the bottom-end and vice-versa without any stoppage. You can also move a window from one-end to the other-end of your monitor screen.
Run the tool and it will sit in the system tray. Right-click on its icon and select Unlock mouse. Now your mouse will move freely from one-end to the other-end of your monitor screen. To make your mouse back to default behavior, right-click on its icon and select Lock mouse.
Both of these could be useful if you use a split screen option when using a presentation tool, or interactive whiteboard software of many kinds. Off one side – instantly on the other…
Non Linear delights ~ Twine
Over the last few events, we have been investigating LOTS of creative ways of developing non-linear experiences.
Twine is another way to create branching texts. It is slightly less graphic than some, and perhaps more suited to older students, but well worth exploring as it can motivate and inspire some, often reluctant, writers to explore the power of words, and be in charge of an adventure, yet know that readers will also feel in control, to some extent.
We used this with some lads, as a way of taking the focus off the spelling worries they had, and placing emphasis on them using their imaginative talents to create engaging, intriguing narrative. Continue Reading
SurveyMonkey ~ a classic goes on
"Intelligent survey software for primates of all species".
SurveyMonkey has a single purpose: to enable anyone to create professional online surveys quickly and easily.
Using just your web browser, create your survey with the "intuitive survey editor". Select from over a dozen types of questions (multiple choice, rating scales, drop-down menus, and more…). Powerful options allow you to require answers to any question, control the flow with custom skip logic, and even randomize answer choices to eliminate bias.
View your results as they are collected in real-time. Watch live graphs and charts, and then dig down to get individual responses. Securely share your survey results with others. Powerful filtering and cross tabulation allows you to display only the responses you're interested in.
Kellett School, The British International School, Hong Kong ~ Day 6.2
We come to the end of two superb weeks in Hong Kong, by sharing an evening session with teachers from Kellett School, and visiting friends from across the city. We brewed up our own concoctions of combination creatures,and shared a pethora of free online tools to bring those animules "alive" in fascinating ways.
Well done, and Thank You, indeed to all those who made the journey to the school, and for coming on a wonderful fantasy expedition with us.
The original idea, for the core creature, a Camelephantelopelicanary, came from Mr Rylands senior, Bob, a teacher, and head teacher, for many years.
A camelephantelopelicanary's
A strange and wonderful thing
The bits of its body, are really quite shoddy,
So it's all held together with string
Discovered, they say,
On the first day of May,
By an explorer out wandering the Nile,
The first thing he noted, was the fact that it floated,
And its face was all covered in smile
Came gasproodling out of the west
They laid their spherical cuboid eggs
In plastic cardboard nests
With two fore-legs, and two behind
(is that eight, or ten, all told?)
They prance and dance in the summer sun
To avoid becoming cold
Kellett School, The British International School, Hong Kong ~ Day 6
Our 6th and last day with Kellett School, Hong Kong, we will be sad to say goodbye.
Today, at the Pok Fu Lam Campus sessions with Year 4 pupils, and their teachers in the morning, and Year 1 children, and their teachers in the afternoon.
In the morning we were joined by three classes of intrepid Year Four explorers. And, explore we did.
We changed gear, notched up a few paces and plummeted towards certain… … …brilliance, with this group of children.
Whilst wandering through one of the landscapes in Myst 4 Revelation, (after standing still, wnd then travelling through the power of the mystical necklace) we stumbled upon a mysterious contraption in Myst 3 Exile. Behind a creaking wooden door, we found a lever that helped us rise high above the shining golden seas around us.
Eventually, after a bit of investigation, we discovered that if we pressed an intriguing blue button, we could enter the icy globe created, and take a remarkable tumble down this metal and wooden rollercoaster to …who knew where?!
…And then an afternoon with the Year 1 pupils … experimenting with words and phrases while standing still in one of the Myst 3 landscapes.
Kellett School, The British International School, Hong Kong ~ Day 5
Our 5th day with Kellett School, Hong Kong, and today back at the Pok Fu Lam Campus for sessions with Year 6 pupils and their teachers in the morning, and Year 2 children and their teachers in the afternoon.
Again, well done all, for tackling the challenges we offered. Some imaginative, thoughtful and inspired thinking, talking, caring, sharing, inventing, creating, collaborating, building, developing, writing, laughing, experimenting… and SO much more.
The morning with the Year Six pupils and their teaching staff, exploring the 'hooks', 'nooks' and 'crannies' that engage pupils in sharing their ideas with confidence and style. We explored a 'Village' setting in Myst 4: Revelation. Talk. speculation, sharing, thinking and taking ownership of this place, brought it from the virtual, into reality. Similes, and silences, enabled their ideas to flourish and take shape, forming images in our imaginations – gorgeous! We met characters, children up for tackling new ideas and risk-taking, found themselves becoming confident in their roles, expanding on fictional happenings with great detail and flare.
In our afternoon, we adventured with KS1 pupils, and teachers, adventuring through their creations, notions and persuasions, as we wandered through caves, climbed trees and became intrepid explorers. The children in this group wondered, and enthused, about strange objects as we investigated Edanna, the helix plants and the birds inhabiting this beautiful world, talking and writing with passion and interest – WELL DONE. The children made suggestions and proposals regarding the origins and purpose of items found; they considered different ways to ascend the plants and what might be at the top… and then, we went and found out. Would YOU like to know?…
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Definition of in return in English:
As a response, exchange, or reward for something: he left the house to his sister in return for her kindness
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- If you're not being paid much for the job you're doing, make sure you get something out of it in return at the time.
- He says he gives a lot of himself teaching, but gets a lot in return.
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Cat's Eyes on Glasgow: gymnast Louis Smith loving my presenting skills and other Games highlights
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This week, Erraid Davis: made from girders, the Cubies on Kiss Cam, Weegie Wedgies and getting the Royal wave presenting the gymnastics at the Hydro.
The last eight days have been a jam-packed jammy piece of sport, culture and fun. This week, my eyes have been firmly on the Games, so here are a few of my highlights.
Erraid Davis: made from girders!
There have been so many stars of the Games already but, for me, the one that has stood out (or should I say swum out) is little fish, Erraid Davis. At 13 years old, she's the youngest ever competitor - from any nation - to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games. She powered through the second part of the race to take bronze in the 100m breaststroke.
At 13, though, you might be wondering how she might celebrate her success? Well, apparently she was going to go out and get some Irn Bru and cake. Now that, is my kind of girl!
Games Love
One of the fun things we do in the Hydro, whilst we're waiting for scores to come in, or when there's a pause in competition is Kiss Cam. It's a wee game that was made famous in the US at basketball games…even the Obamas have puckered up!
So, when my folks said they were going to come and watch me at the gymnastics, I thought it would be great fun to stitch them up! It was very funny, they really went for it. I think my eyes are still burning! Here's the slightly more PG picture we took!
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Weegie Wedgie
We've all heard of the likes of the Mo-Bot and the Lightening Bolt…but how about the Weegie Wedge? In one of the funniest and certainly most bizarre moments of the Games, Scottish table tennis player Gavin Rumgay celebrated winning a crucial point by giving himself a wedgie.
It reminded me of days gone by, when Scots would lift their kilts before heading into battle to frighten the opposing side (i.e if they were brave enough to go commando through all the heather and nettles, they were brave enough to do battle!) There's no doubt that the sight of Gavin's stripy boxers (up around his shoulders) definitely put his competitor, Luc Theriault, on the back foot. And whatever he did, it worked…Gavin fought back from two games down to win the match!
Table tennis: definitely not pants!
The Royal Weegie Wave!
The whole of the Royal cohort has been in and around Glasgow this week, getting in on the Games: photobombing selfies (or commonwealthies), talking tactics and cheering loudly (I meant politely clapping) all our athletes.
Not only that, though, they've also been getting in with the true nature of these 'friendly games' and this friendly city by giving it laldy with the crowds during the Weegie Waves. Basically, a 'Weegie Wave' is exactly the same as a Mexican Wave, but with more oomf, because this is Glasgow (of course)! It was definitely one of my favourite moments presenting the gymnastics at the Hydro this week, to see Harry, Kate and Wills getting involved. A whole new meaning to the Royal Wave!
Lovely Louis
Oh yes, and one last one. Gymnast Louis Smith thinking my presenting skills were up to scratch.
Possibly even better than the Royal nod!
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This weekend, the wealth of uncommon sporting achievement comes to an end with the closing ceremony. Tickets are almost sold out, so Wee recommend popping down to the newly renovated Kelvingrove Bandstand to join in the party. It's been an oasis of calm (at times) during the Games and, despite the rain forecast, it's likely to be a hot spot to watch the final moments of Glasgow's biggest party!
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Translation of sketch in French:
- 1 (drawing, draft)(hasty outline) croquis (m)rough sketch
transitive verb
- 1 (make drawing of)faire une esquisse de(hastily) faire un croquis deto sketch the outline of somethingesquisser les contours de quelque chose
- 2 (describe briefly)ébaucher (plans, story)
Phrasal verbs
- sketch in [something], sketch [something] in (by drawing)
- sketch out [something], sketch [something] out
ajouter l'esquisse de (detail, background, trees)
[figurative] (by describing) donner un aperçu de (detail, background, reasons)to be hastily/superficially sketched in [figurative]
être rapidement/superficiellement ébauché
esquisser (layout, plan)
ébaucher (policy, plan, agenda)
ébaucher (policy, plan, agenda)
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Square Enix has announced Project Flare , a cloud gaming service similar to what OnLive offered back in 2010. Unlike OnLive, however, the game publisher asserts that the company's service will offer a "technological breakthrough in cloud gaming."
While Project Flare is similar to OnLive, there are a number of key technological differences. Instead of using physical computers to stream game data, Square Enix is using virtual supercomputers in the cloud. The company showed us 57 game instances running on a single server. The games included Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Final Fantasy XI, and other pre-existing Square Enix games. The company asserts that its virtual supercomputers will be able to handle many more instances of games that are built from the ground up to take advantage of Project Flare.
Here's a layout of how traditional game streaming services work.
Furthermore, Square Enix says that future games that take advantage of Project Flare will be able to use open source APIs to incorporate data from Google Maps, Google Traffic, and other open source programs to create more realistic worlds.
One of the biggest areas where Project Flare differentiates itself from OnLive is with its use of processing power. The company asserts that other gaming streaming services constantly have to switch between CPU and GPU usage and this creates an inefficient processing bottleneck. Square Enix says that with Project Flare, it will be able to share system resources and dole out the appropriate processing power (CPU or GPU) as necessary. With this, Square Enix asserts that the more players that log onto a particular game, the less latency the end user will experience. For instance, if 10 players are playing through the same level, rather than rendering 100% of the level 10 times, Project Flare will intelligently pool the rendered assets together to achieve processing efficiency and reduce redundancy. The company asserts this will cut down on lag. This is achieved by going down to the DX level of each title, which was something that systems like OnLive did not do.
Square Enix's Project Flare will use cloud-based virtual supercomputers to stream data.
Furthermore, Project Flare will also allow game developers to use different dedicated servers for different tasks. For instance, there could be three separate servers that respectively manage the rendering engine, AI, and physics. In theory, this should free up processing power for developers that build their games with Project Flare in mind.
Deus Ex Project Flare Demo
Square Enix showed us a demo of Deus Ex: Human Revolution running with two different servers in tandem. One server acted as the game renderer whereas the other server managed the game's physics. In the demo, we see a robot blowing up a bunch of boxes to where they all impressively tumble down the screen. Because there is a separate server that handles the physics, there is no hit to the rendering engine's framerate.
The difference between how typical streaming services handle processing power and how Project Flare works.
The service is still in its early stages and when we asked what platforms it would appear on, Square Enix said it should be supported on PCs, tablets, and will in general be "platform agnostic." So far the company is working with other developers and revealed that Ubisoft is also on board. In addition, the company is currently talking with several data companies to have it roll out across North America.
Project Flare aims to leverage rendered processing data across the cloud.
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Synonyms of rupture in English:
2 a rupture due to personal differences
rift, estrangement, falling-out, breakup, breach, split, separation, parting, division, schism
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29th annual event attended by 65,000 to 70,000 over the three days. Enjoy the shores of Lake Carlton in the San Bois Mountains. Carnival, food, music and Fall Foliage Cruise car show, 5K run and 1 mile walk.
Peace Love & Goodwill Festival – Oct 18, 2015
Fall Festival & Car Show – Holdenville – Oct 3-4, 2015
10 AM to 9 PM at the OKC Myriad Gardens. Live music, crafts and food to benefit Goodwill's youth programs. General admission is free.
Watonga Cheese and Wine Festival – Watonga, OK – October 9-10, 2015
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Williams Route 66 Marathon – Tulsa, OK – Nov 21-22, 2015
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Thread: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
-09-24-2012 #1
Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
2 hours ago BY BERNIE MIKLASZ, Post-Dispatch Sports Columnist
Good morning. Travel back from Chicago got me off to a late start today so I will be adding more things later, if you care to check back. Thanks.
Its way too early to say the Rams made a mistake in choosing wide receiver Brian Quick with the 33rd overall selection in the 2012 draft. But they did commit a mistake after making the pick. They hyped Quick. Not just a little hype, either. All teams say positive things about their draft choices. But Im not talking about that. The Rams went way beyond the standard praise.
The most telling example came in a Yahoo Sports column written by the excellent Michael Silver, a longtime NFL writer that spent many years with Sports Illustrated before heading to Yahoo.
Rams coach Jeff Fisher gave Silver complete access in the teams draft room, and Silver used the behind-the-scenes opportunity to come up with some great material.
The selection of Quick was the subject of an entire Silver column. He wrote about how the Rams football leaders secretly flew to North Carolina to put Quick through a private workout. The Rams were so impressed by what they saw, they circled Quick as a target and shifted their draft strategy because of it.
Confident that Quick would be on the board when the Rams started off the 2nd Round with the 33rd overall selection, GM Les Snead and Fisher disregarded the WR position as a first-round option.
Instead, the Rams traded down with Dallas, moving from No. 6 in the first round to No. 14 and choosing LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers. The Rams received the No. 45 overall selection from Dallas to trade places. Then the Rams moved down again, dealing the 45th pick to Chicago and sliding to No. 50. The Rams chose RB Isaiah Pead with the 50th slot and used the draft pick acquired from Chicago to take guard Rok Watkins in the fifth round.
The Rams were so enamored of Quick, they rearranged their draft plans. Thats quite a tribute to the kid. And when it came time to make the pick at No. 33, the Rams were ecstatic, and aroused. The fans picked up on the Rams' excitement and immediately pegged the rookie as an instant-impact weapon for Sam Bradford.
Heres some of the scenery as described by Silver:
As the Rams were turning in the card with the Quick pick, their wide receivers coach, Ray Sherman, did an impersonation of Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Sherman did the title-belt pose, pretending to wrap a championship belt around his waist. And then to mimic the insurance-company commercial starring Rodgers, Sherman proclaimed Discount Double Check.
Sherman compared Quicks size and talent to that of Terrell Owens, the Hall of Fame caliber wide receiver that Sherman coached in Dallas. I see a lot of similarities to Terrell Owens, Sherman told Silver. The way the kid goes and gets the ball, the physicality, the desire he has a chance to be special, no doubt.
That became the genesis of the headline over Silvers piece: Rams land next T.O. in Brian Quick following secret trip to North Carolina.
Quicks private workout apparently became the stuff of legend. All in all, the workout was as close to perfect as anyone could have expected, Silver wrote.
Silver added this: Standing on the sideline, Fisher and Snead gave each other knowing looks that, loosely translated, asked one another, Are you seeing what I'm seeing?
He's a tall, athletic, talented receiver, Fisher told Silver. He's got great speed and impressive ball skills. He might not be a big name, but we believe he'll do some big things for us.
Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer told Silver, We were all pretty impressed. The ball (practically) never hit the ground once. Even though he's a tall guy, he got his weight low and grabbed the ball without making it look difficult. He got in and out of breaks, and he was explosive.
Silver offered this conclusion: Seven days later, the Rams made Quick the first pick of the second round, giving Sam Bradford the young receiving threat he has lacked since coming to St. Louis as the first overall pick of the 2010 draft.
That was then.
On Sunday, Quick wasnt given a uniform for Sundays game at Chicago. The put him on the inactive list for the game. In the first two games, against Detroit and Washington, Quick played only six snaps, total.
Oddly enough, the Rams are still touting Quick, still offering comparisons that are a disservice to the kid. (The latest: Quick and Vincent Jackson. Are you kidding? Vincent Jackson? Can the Rams at least stop with the hype?)
The Rams have given the playing time at the position to holdovers Danny Amendola and Brandon Gibson, free-agent signee Steve Smith, Chris Givens (this years fourth-round draft choice), and Austin Pettis (a third-round pick in 2011.)
Three of the five wideouts were brought here by the previous regime led by GM Billy Devaney.
As for Givens and Smith, the two Fisher-Snead guys, its good to see Givens get a chance. He has speed and potential. If anything the Rams should utilize him more. Ill be honest: I dont see what the fuss is over Steve Smith. Nothing personal against him; I admire how he battled back from a career-threatening knee injury. In three games the Rams have targeted Smith 10 times, and its resulted in five catches for 70 yards. They targeted him three times at Detroit, and three times at Chicago. He hasnt made much of an impact, but its early.
Meanwhile, the next T.O. stands on the sideline. A team that was desperate to upgrade at wide receiver wont use Quick. A team that wants to build through the draft has yet to figure out what to do with the No. 33 overall pick. And when you are as bad as the Rams have been, you have to score big with the 33rd overall choice. He should be good enough to play for you. And if he isnt then there are questions.
So whats the issue? Fisher says its a matter of the other receivers being ahead of Quick, who isnt ready.
Why? It could be one of several things or a combination of all of them:
1. Quick isnt as good as the Rams believed. They were seduced by a workout.
2. Quick is having problems learning the offense. At Appalachian State, the offense had a limited playbook.
3. The Rams coaches are doing an inadequate job of getting Quick ready for the NFL. Its their job to coach up the rookies, and get them ready to play. When you take over a desolate, rebuilding program it's imperative to develop these guys. And as soon as possible.
4. Quick is raw, comes from a small program, and needs extra time to develop.
Still, its frustrating to see him standing around, not having a role for an offense that needs playmakers. Other rookie wideouts are contributing to their teams, especially Kendall Wright (Tennessee), Alshon Jeffery (Chicago), Stephen Hill (NY Jets) and T.Y. Hilton (Indianapolis.)
Its also true that other rookie WRs are struggling, or have yet to receive an opportunity. Thats especially true of Justin Blackmon (Jacksonville), Michael Floyd (Arizona) and A.J. Jenkins (San Francisco.)
Patience is necessary, I guess.
But up to this point, Ray Shermans comparison of Quick to Terrell Owens is accurate in one sense: T.O. isnt playing, either.
-09-24-2012 #2
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
What a stupid article.
Bernie is a total hypocrite. He complains about the knee-jerk, whining fans, then proceeds to feed them.
I'll evaluate Quick when the time is right. Not after 3 games.
-09-24-2012 #3
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
exactly, give him time, when he's ready, he'll play, well, more than a couple snaps
-09-24-2012 #4
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'I don't see what the fuss is over Steve Smith. Nothing personal against him; I admire how he battled back from a career-threatening knee injury. In three games the Rams have targeted Smith 10 times, and it's resulted in five catches for 70 yards
-09-24-2012 #5
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'Originally Posted by Bernie
"He's a tall, athletic, talented receiver," Fisher told Silver. "He's got great speed and impressive ball skills. He might not be a big name, but we believe he'll do some big things for us."
Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer told Silver, "We were all pretty impressed. The ball (practically) never hit the ground once. Even though he's a tall guy, he got his weight low and grabbed the ball without making it look difficult. He got in and out of breaks, and he was explosive."
-09-24-2012 #6
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
I hope Quick can put it together quicker rather than later. I think next off-season is time to part with Steve Smith and Brandon Gibson, and start Pettis, Givens, or Quick.
-09-24-2012 #7
Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'Originally Posted by BM
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Re: Bernie Bytes: Rams too Quick to anoint 'next T.O.'
Seriously, did the Rams hype Quick or did Michael Silver? And as a sportswriter himself he's admitting to being let down by the hype generated by another sports writer instead of his own research ... I mean how sad is that?
Having not read the original article he's referring to, but instead reading this PoS, it looks like the same standard bull**** from a coach to me. What are they supposed to say? Well, we really don't like this guy we're looking at, this is just an honest attempt to piss away an early second round draft pick because we really don't know what the flock we're doing.
Ugh, Bernie just likes to stir up folks at the asylum, and I think that's all this article is trying to do, which sadly appears to work for him and is a fairly sad reflection of life on this planet
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I think it's a little too easy to dismiss this as typical Bernie bluster. That both Quick and Pead are off to disappointingly slow starts to their careers is demonstrable fact. The Chicago game was not the place to try to get him involved, not vs that defense & with a battered OL, but I'd certainly like to have seen some positive indication that the new regime with their touted experience & oh-so-cutting edge metrics regarding offensive player evaluation were worth a damn.
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I am not really frustrated or surprised at what is currently going on with BQ, but at some point or another in the season I would definitely like to see him involved and know that he was worth the high 33rd pick. It would be disappointing if he does not pan out because as a franchise we really need him to.
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Bottom line in my mind is that regardless of who hyped who or who said what about whom, Quick hasn't done diddly squat yet. And with a group of receivers who are mediocre at best, his inability/unreadiness to break into the lineup is disappointing to me. Our track record of disappointing wideouts- Avery, Gilyard, Burton, etc... makes it tough for me to stomach the "be patient" and "he's coming along" sentiments. WE NEED FREAKING RECEIVING HELP!! And a 33rd overall pick has got to do what he has to do to get his rear end in there. And I'm not talking three years from now.
Amendola remains the only guy who is a bona fide player.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post114091743888280263..comments2016-02-08T07:11:38.825-07:00Comments on Kalyn's Kitchen®: Low-Carb Goulash Soup with Red Peppers and CabbageKalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-4682339061006280302015-10-26T06:38:32.840-06:002015-10-26T06:38:32.840-06:00Yes T = tablespoon and tsp. = teaspoon. Hope you e...Yes T = tablespoon and tsp. = teaspoon. Hope you enjoy!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-83536769837336191152015-10-26T05:21:16.141-06:002015-10-26T05:21:16.141-06:00Planning to make this but I am confused about - 1...Planning to make this but I am confused about - 1 T - 1 tablespoon?
 I can't wait to try it. Thank you!!
Lara Chttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-74115966026041898612015-02-15T08:11:24.027-07:002015-02-15T08:11:24.027-07:00Ann, so glad you enjoyed it. And I am intrigued b...Ann, so glad you enjoyed it. And I am intrigued by the sound of that spice mix!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-66434505805031944582015-02-15T07:42:32.575-07:002015-02-15T07:42:32.575-07:00Thanks so much for this. I used some Czech Guláš ...Thanks so much for this. I used some Czech Guláš spices my daughter brought to us for Christmas, and it worked out well (it's a mixture of paprika and salt and other spices I need to translate. It's a great recipe - for those interested, mine made 10 cups at about 150 calories per cup. Delicious, filling and warming at this time of year.Ann Minerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-4191888375909968862014-11-16T07:12:26.815-07:002014-11-16T07:12:26.815-07:00Good question! If I knew I was planning to freeze...Good question! If I knew I was planning to freeze I think I'd add the peppers and just simmer 10-15 minutes and then freeze it. Then simmer for a few minutes when you reheat the soup.Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-52792809584550080742014-11-16T02:23:35.299-07:002014-11-16T02:23:35.299-07:00Would you freeze this after everything has been co...Would you freeze this after everything has been cooked? Or before simmering for the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-77458663209316469142014-10-28T17:58:11.228-06:002014-10-28T17:58:11.228-06:00Nurse Jen, so glad you enjoyed it And I'd nev...Nurse Jen, so glad you enjoyed it And I'd never object to adding cumin, love it!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-25992460829658380862014-10-28T13:15:57.710-06:002014-10-28T13:15:57.710-06:00Only a year late! This is amazing, Kalyn. Would h...Only a year late! This is amazing, Kalyn. Would have never suspected such simple ingredients could be so good. I used all hot paprika and 1-2 t cumin because I love the combination. Thanks again! Nurse Jen in NYCJen Hengenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-60226299195451119622014-01-20T12:48:22.808-07:002014-01-20T12:48:22.808-07:00Stellagram, wishing you the best of luck with that...Stellagram, wishing you the best of luck with that goal, and I hope my recipes will be helpful. You can do it!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-68783271735780615352014-01-20T12:44:01.227-07:002014-01-20T12:44:01.227-07:00Thank you, Kaylyn. I appreciate the prompt respo...Thank you, Kaylyn. I appreciate the prompt response. Hubby and I are hoping the South Beach diet can help us lose a combined 150 pounds, so I think I will be a regular visitor to your site!
Stellagramhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-25680899427885786762014-01-20T10:38:44.334-07:002014-01-20T10:38:44.334-07:00Stellagram, so sorry I was not clear. I have edit...Stellagram, so sorry I was not clear. I have edit to include the link for homemade roasted tomatoes and specify 14.5 oz cans diced tomatoes and 14 oz. cans beef broth. Hope you enjoy!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-86275212041000438292014-01-20T10:27:15.422-07:002014-01-20T10:27:15.422-07:00Planning to make this but I am confused about the ...Planning to make this but I am confused about the tomato amounts. Are the roasted tomatoes available canned or are you roasting them yourself? And if canned, what size can? Would that size apply to the diced tomatoes as well? Sorry - I am new at this!!!Stellagramhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-66166197072020742772014-01-14T12:30:07.466-07:002014-01-14T12:30:07.466-07:00Katie, that is so odd. Why wouldn't they want...Katie, that is so odd. Why wouldn't they want to send it to France?Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-34932988239520332652014-01-14T12:25:52.061-07:002014-01-14T12:25:52.061-07:00Nothing like a hot, spicy soup on a cold winter ni...Nothing like a hot, spicy soup on a cold winter night. I love paprika, too - my favorite seasoning that goes in everything. Can't get Hungarian here, though LOL
Happy New Year!Katie Zellerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-5739181273173054742014-01-13T07:08:09.252-07:002014-01-13T07:08:09.252-07:00My mom in Germany used to make Gulasch soup when l...My mom in Germany used to make Gulasch soup when lots of my parents friends came to visit. New Years eve was one of the occasions I remember. I make Gulasch all the time, but somehow have never made Gulasch soup for my family. Thanks for the reminder, Kalyn.Kirsten@My Kitchen in the Rockieshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-89274221355583355222014-01-13T06:57:31.465-07:002014-01-13T06:57:31.465-07:00Looks and sounds great! (I am always careful when...Looks and sounds great!
(I am always careful when something's "low-fat" - there's often starch or other carbs involved, at least around here.)

Merisihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-51649589998257738442013-12-02T15:48:56.415-07:002013-12-02T15:48:56.415-07:00Thanks Kathy, so glad you liked it!Thanks Kathy, so glad you liked it!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-5022635147431854702013-12-02T15:46:04.516-07:002013-12-02T15:46:04.516-07:00Just made this last week, and even though I didn&#...Just made this last week, and even though I didn't have any caraway seed, it still tasted awesome!! Definitely a keeper!Cathy Farringtonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-73865234527473832342013-01-08T18:38:32.159-07:002013-01-08T18:38:32.159-07:00Cheryl, I love hearing that!Cheryl, I love hearing that!Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-59754910030283691322013-01-08T18:35:35.067-07:002013-01-08T18:35:35.067-07:00Kalyn, I am once again making a delicious pot of s...Kalyn, I am once again making a delicious pot of soup using a recipe from your site. Tonight it's Goulash Soup with Red Peppers and Cabbage. Your wonderful website has completely changed how I eat lunch! Rather than make a sandwich (boring!) or a salad (leaves me hungry!) I make a delicious pot of soup on Sunday and have it for lunch all week. It packs easily and makes my colleagues at the high school where I work jealous! On Friday I freeze the rest in lunch-size portions so on the busy weeks when I can't make a pot of soup, I have a whole menu of soups to choose from! Thank you for giving me a healthful and convenient way to eat! Cherylhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-4762139801504718082012-10-21T10:44:21.774-06:002012-10-21T10:44:21.774-06:00I can't believe that I'm just finding this...I can't believe that I'm just finding this recipe. My husband & I lived on Goulash Soup, crusty Kaiser rolls & beer when we were in Austria. I can't wait to try it. Thank you!!Michellehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-41593362351153823152011-12-06T08:25:57.399-07:002011-12-06T08:25:57.399-07:00Beef broth is fine, and you need enough to make 4 ...Beef broth is fine, and you need enough to make 4 cups, which will be take 3 cans, 14 oz. each. (And you will have a little left over after you measure 4 cups.)Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-81394940006691926542011-12-06T08:01:34.968-07:002011-12-06T08:01:34.968-07:00Kalyn, really looking forward to trying this goula...Kalyn, really looking forward to trying this goulash. Question about the beef stock, can I use beef broth? When you say say '3 cans', what size cans? Thank you.Mary Annhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-19801523103713395302011-10-09T12:56:42.342-06:002011-10-09T12:56:42.342-06:00Joelle, so glad you are enjoying it!Joelle, so glad you are enjoying it!Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-35323824160879043582011-10-09T12:54:29.089-06:002011-10-09T12:54:29.089-06:00Fabulous, each time! Thank you Kalyn's.Fabulous, each time! Thank you Kalyn's.Joëlle Lemirehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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I made a post on the cafe...here's a copy of it here to see if anyone has some additional suggestions:
Well, I finally acquired an original Gaughan-built Interlude illusion-- one I've wanted for a very long time. It has always been one of my favorites, and I've always wanted to perform it. The construction is superb, but I definitely need some help regarding the performance and handling the illusion. I have opted not to use the f*** l** method, and the illusion came shipped with it disassembled. I have all the necessary items to make it work, but do not know how to reassemble it. My understanding is that most people who perform Interlude do not use that system, but rather employ a t**** to allow the pass through.
After trying the illusion several times, I have trouble holding a natural stance while allowing the "penetration" to occur. Furthermore, my assistant seems to be having trouble as it is a "tight squeeze". I am 5'11" about 175 lbs, and the illusion was built for someone of my stature. Is this the nature of the illusion-- just requiring considerable practice to get the penetration correct, or am I doing something wrong? Everything just seems real jerky and unnatural--which is very unlike the performances I have seen.
I don't see how the f^^^ l^^ would offer any benefit in terms of additional room. I really need advice from some of you pros out there. Feel free to PM me so we can discuss the method in detail. Also, you can e-mail me directly at email@example.com with some ideas. I love the prop, and really want to make it part of my act....it just seems very tough to do.
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When Florida State head coach Mike Martin made the decision to move senior Hunter Scantling from starter to reliever to start 2012, he knew that the 6-foot-8, 270-pound senior would still have an important role.
Scantling was successful in his first relief appearance, calming things down for FSU as it climbed out of a four-run hole to beat Hofstra 10-8 at Dick Howser Stadium on Saturday.
Scantling, who entered in the second inning as sophomore Peter Miller struggled in his first career start, gave up just one earned run on six hits and one walk in 5.1 innings and struck out two to earn the win.
"We felt like he was guy that could come out of the bullpen and pitch well," Martin said. "He certainly did today. He kept us in the ball game and gave us a chance to win."
Scantling entered the game in the bottom of the second after Miller gave up a two-run double to put Hofstra ahead 4-0. Just one of the four runs scored off of Miller were earned.
Miller gave up four runs on three hits and two walks. Martin said this wasn't the Miller he saw in the preseason because of how impressive Miller had been leading up to the regular season.
"If that was Peter Miller out there I hadn't seen him pitch like that," Martin said. "From velocity to--I understand emotions, I have seen it a few times, but I've never seen it to that extreme because that wasn't Peter Miller. Peter Miller is much, much better than what I saw today."
Scantling entered and got out of the inning without throwing a single pitch as he picked off Danny Poma to end the second.
The offense finally game alive for FSU in the bottom of the third. Seniors Sherman Johnson and James Ramsey got things going as they drew walks on a 10-pitch at bat and a nine-pitch at bat respectively.
Jayce Boyd drove them both in with a two-run double to right and would later come around to score on a sacrifice fly from Justin Gonzalez.
Trailing 5-3, freshman Jose Brizulea tied the game up with a two-run double to right with the bases loaded. FSU took its first lead one batter latter on an RBI fielder's choice from Seth Miller and tacked on another run on an RBI single from Devon Travis
"I thought Brizulea's at bat was certainly crucial," Martin said. "He really did a good job of getting the good pitch and getting the good swing and knocked in a couple of runs for us."
Leading 7-5, Scantling posted two scoreless innings before giving way to Brain Busch in the eighth inning. In his final two innings of work, Scantling gave up just two hits and one walk.
"I just wanted to have quick innings, get some zeros up and just get the team to the seventh inning and just hand it over to the next guy," Scantling said.
Busch worked two-thirds of an inning before being replaced by closer Scott Sitz who induced a ground out to leave two Hofstra base-runners stranded in the eighth.
In the bottom half of the inning FSU added three insurance runs as John Nogowski, Gonzalez and Brizulea each drove in a run to push the Seminoles lead to 10-5.
The extra cushion would prove to be crucial as Hofstra scored three runs on three hits, a walk, and an error before Sitz finally closed to door with a strikeout to earn the save.
Martin said after the game he learned a lot about his club as they bounced back from the early deficit and escaped in the final inning with the win. He said he's not concerned with Miller moving forward, because he knows what the sophomore righty is capable of.
Scantling agreed with Martin that Miller will be fine as the year goes on, and he was just happy to have the chance to pick up his teammate on Saturday.
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We have now released an update to the Windows Live Essentials beta. You can get all the bits at http://download.live.com/. The new installer lets you install all the live bits with the one install program. So what do you get in this release?
I've been running these for quite awhile now and the new applications really rock and one of the coolest features from the new Windows Live Writer is the ability to insert photo albums like I've done below. It's a great way to share a bunch of photo's just by simply dragging and dropping into your post. Great when you are capturing screenshots of a procedure. Like below I captured some of the steps in the Windows 7 install.
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Last night I had the pleasure of attending the Media Research Center's awards dinner. This is an annual event (but my first time attending) at which the MRC recognizes the year's most preposterous liberal media commentary.
The MRC deserves great credit for paying the attention necessary to dredge up the year's worst quotes, from which a large group of judges (I was one) determines the worst. The quotes are hardly limited to fringe personalities like Rosie O'Donnell, Bill Maher, and Keith Olbermann, whose schtick is to serve up inane, venomous remarks. Indeed, the winning comments tend to come from MSM mainstays like CBS anchor Katie Couric and New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger. Couric won hers for this profound response to Secretary Rice's suggestion that it makes sense to assist countries trying to improve their form of government: "who made us the boss of them?" Sulzberger won his by apologizing to students at a college graduation ceremony for the fact that they are about to enter a world in which the left's agenda has not been fully realized. It's not your fault, "Pinch" — it's those pesky American voters. Your apology should be to your shareholders.
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Great Tour. Did both the Hop-on and Hop-off Downtown tour and the Ferry Boat tour. Both were excellent.
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Awesome way to see a lot in a couple of days! Because of that, I can do more things.
Took my two daughters for their 18th and 21st to New York. Have used hop on / hop off buses in Paris and find them excellent. It's a great informative, quick way of getting around and helps you cover so much more in a relaxing manner. Buses are so regular you never wait longer than 10 mins, sometimes two buses as once so space is never a problem. The addition of the river cruise was amazing value for money. Information Centre just round the corner from 1st bus stop so no traipsing around looking for it. Tour Guides were superb. Would and have recommended to family and friends. Made an amazing trip even more amazing!!!
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I would recommend this tour both for the photographic opportunities and the highly entertainning knowledge of the tour guides.Very well done; no complaints!
Great way to see round the city to know where you want to go bank to again. The harbour tour was a different way to see NYC and our tour guide was brilliant - very funny. Personally think seeing Statue of Liberty is best experienced from the boat rather than queuing up for an hour or more to look out from the statue. We took a night tour down to China town, Brooklyn areas and got great sunsets with that fab skyline.
Best way of getting around New York, uptown and downtown and Brooklyn, they even extended our two days to three for free, also the commentary was helpful.
We used this service for 48 hours during our stay in NY. While it my be possible to use the subway not every tourist location is handy for a subway station and using the bus means you get to see a lot more of NY daily life on the streets. While we were there it was very hot and sunny which can be an issue if you are on the upper deck and not covered up. Always remember to take a hat or something similar to cover your head unless you want to get really burnt. The streets of NY can get very busy during rush hours, remember this will signifcantly increase the time it takes to get from stop to stop. Build these delays into your schedule if you need to be somewhere specific at a particular time.
The guides on the buses are very informative and rely on tips for a large part of their salary, remember you will see several different guides during each day as you change buses, it can add up considerably if you tip each one.
We use the Hop On Ho Off buses in every major city we visit, this was well worh the cost of the ticket.
A fantastic experience 2 days of hopping on and off was great and the boat trip is well worth it we saw all of New York in 2 days getting off wherever we wanted
I was raised in NEW York and moved to the Caribbean many years ago and wanted to show a good friend my former home. I know the city well, but wanted a comfortable way for her to see the city. She was thrilled and I enjoyed the oportunity of showing her the city I love. The guides were also excellent. We will certainly do this again.
Very enjoyable! This is a great way to see the city and then revisit sights later.
This was the second time I visited NY and would highly recommend Viator hop on hop off tours. We took all tours except the night time and was very impressed with the knowledgeable and professional guides. The busses came frequently and were clean and comfortable. The transfer points between tours were a bit confusing at first and would advise getting clarity on this at the check in.
guides were helpful
We had so much fun on these tours. There were four of us and we all had the 48 hour pass. We took advantage of the harbor cruise, the uptown tour, downtown tour and night tour. It is a fun way to see the city and a great value. It's the only way to go!
lorraine m United Kingdom
brilliant very enjoyable
Great convenient way to get a general look around NYC.
Excellent, comfortable? Enjoyable
Two days spent h/h'ing in order to see as much of NY as possible. Unfortunately we didn't have any time to visit the Museum - next time definately! Excellent tour guides - including the night time tour and the boat ride Ellis/Statue of Liberty. YES, we'll use you again, next time we're in NY.
excellent value, well worth it
Zaneta G Australia
Great Commentry and it was a great way to see everything, did all the loops - totally recommend the 48 hour tour.
Four of us took the trip. Great value for money but you do need to plan ahead to maximise the trips. The boat trip was awesome and the guide Debbie on the Uptown/Harlem tour was wonderful, so knowladgeable and careing. There is some duplication between Brooklyn and night tours but otherwise all great. Loved the fact that the tickets were not live until presented at office, as it was raining on our first day so we were able to defer our plans. Beware long queues at office so go early


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