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When I was little I always remember older people talking about how strange and weird our tv shows were. I remember defending my favorite shows to people who thought they were strange, too loud, too obnoxious.
Now I am not a purist or snob of any type. I like almost every genre of music, movies, and television, regardless of who/when/where it was made. But I will always have a soft spot for 90's culture.
Growing up in the 90's seems like a special thing to me now. Maybe it's the nostalgia, or maybe we truly were the last generation of kids who were brought up outside, playing games, using our imaginations.
And we had some GREAT television to go with it.
The revamp of 90's shows on TeenNick has made me search for some of my favorite older shows.
I had forgotten how original, funny, and inspiring these shows could be.
Today you see a whole bunch of reality based, popularity contests on TV. Stupid people doing anything for their 15 minutes of fame (And yes Hannah Montana I'm talking to you!) The last Nick Toon standing is Spongebob Squarepants, and even he has lost his luster from when he first started.
I would love to see my students and children nowadays to be inspired by the same type of show that I was raised on when I was little. Where kids thought for themselves, listened to reason, and thought outside the box.
Maybe it's just the nostalgia talking?
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Hey, FIFA. Can we talk, for a minute, about turf?
I can't seem to contain my rage that the Women's World Cup (as we've all been conditioned now to call it) is being played on turf. No Men's World Cup (no one is going to call it that when it happens, is it? I may have to wage a one-woman war on that front) tournament (or even a single game) has been played on turf. Why? Easy. Turf sucks.
As a totally amateur and terrible softball player for an office team many years ago, I know this first-hand. When we'd be scheduled for turf games, I would often be "not feeling well" or mysteriously "delayed on the subway" for our team's softball games, because turf sucks. It hurts. It burns when you fall. It's really freaking hot. And tiny tiny rubber pellets creep into the crevices of your body and never leave. (I have experienced what the USWNT members discuss here. It's not pretty.)
Abby Wambach and some other players tried to sue FIFA for this, but ultimately dropped the lawsuit because it wouldn't be resolved in time for the Cup. While this has resulted in an absolutely delightful sponsorship deal between Wambach and Scott's Lawn Care, it is still completely shameful. It's as simple as this: women deserve equal treatment in tournament play. That includes the surface on which they play. If FIFA wouldn't choose it for the men, then it's not acceptable for the women.
I'd really rather be talking about something else at this point (like how freaking awesome Julie Johnston is playing), but FIFA's questionable decision-making (in all things, truly) continues to leave this topic open for discussion. I'm frustrated and angry as we advance further in the Cup. Perhaps a reformed FIFA may be better for women, but we'll probably have to have some actual women involved in the FIFA administration for us to even have a chance of that happening.


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The Hubble Space Telescope has brought us some of the most breathtaking images of space and some of the most astounding research about the universe.
This spring, the Space Telescope Science Institute, the branch of NASA that is in charge of the Hubble, is celebrating the telescope's 24th year in orbit.
Hubble was built for 20 years of work, but with no more shuttle missions for repairs and delays in the launch date of its successor — the James Webb Space Telescope — what will happen to our knowledge of space?
Dr. Matt Mountain, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, joins Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson to discuss the future and beauty of space exploration.
Mountain also discusses the best place he's ever seen stars with the naked eye, and whether he thinks we'll discover life elsewhere in the universe.
It's HERE AND NOW. The Hubble Space Telescope has brought us some of the most breathtaking images of space and also some of the most astounding research about the universe, and it is now celebrating its 24th year in orbit. Matt Mountain is director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, which is in charge of Hubble, and he's with us now. Matt, first just describe the Hubble for us.
MATT MOUNTAIN: Well basically it's a telescope. So it's a big telescope, and if you could see it, and only astronauts have now seen it, it looks like a big cylinder, which is roughly the size of a school bus with big solar cells. And it travels at 17,000 mile an hour 300 miles above our head, and it circles the Earth every 97 minutes. And so it looks out into the universe above the atmosphere then transmits that data down to Earth.
And then it gets processed and turned into the images you see here at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore.
HOBSON: And it was supposed to finish up its mission, what, four years ago, but it hasn't. It's kept going and could go for another six.
MOUNTAIN: Hubble was always designed to be serviced, which was fairly unique for a NASA mission, and it was just as well because when they first launched it, of course the mirror was flawed, and everybody knows that, and astronauts were able to go up and fit corrective optics. And astronauts have now been up five times to service it. The last time was in May of 2009, but of course we don't have a shuttle anymore, and so now we are at the - it depends on how cosmic rays will affect our instruments. It depends if anything will hit the Hubble.
So now we're projecting that at least everything on the Hubble should last at least 2020, but at any moment something could in principle go wrong because it's in space.
HOBSON: Well, what would you say is the most important thing that the Hubble has discovered for us in its 24 years in orbit?
MOUNTAIN: The most important thing isn't one thing. It's just the enormity of everything that it's discovered. I mean, it's changed textbooks. So it's the fact that it can see comets right out to the first galaxies. It actually confirmed the discovery of this weird stuff called dark energy, which led to the Nobel Prize given to one of my staff scientists at Space Telescope, Dr. Adam Riess, who is also a professor.
So it's very hard now to pick on one thing. I think that the most unifying thing is once the Hubble has seen it, everybody agrees it's true. So it's the truth machine, I think, which makes Hubble the greatest telescope in history.
HOBSON: Well, how much of our understanding of the universe is based on what the Hubble has shown us?
MOUNTAIN: If you think before they launched the Hubble, which was 24 years ago, we didn't know how old the universe was to factors of two, and astronomers used to have fist fights over such things. We had never seen planets. We didn't think black holes existed. We had no idea that galaxies evolved over time. And we had no clue about dark energy. All of that's changed.
You look back now, you now know that the universe is 13.7 billion years old, you know, and we know that to roughly three or four percent. So it's no longer something you fight about. Astronomers can always find things to fight about even at that level. We know planets are everywhere, and we know what's on those planets. We've seen water vapor, we've seen carbon, we've seen methane. We've seen black holes in the center of every single galaxy that we ever looked at.
So it's just completely transformed the way we look at the universe, and we take it now for granted. We don't ask was there a big bang, we ask how long ago was it. We don't ask is there dark energy or dark matter, we ask what it is.
HOBSON: One of the things that I have always heard about NASA is that because things take so long to develop that you go from one president to the next, of the United States that is, who changes their idea of what they want the space program to do, and they cut funding for one thing, they put funding into something else, and you now end up in a situation where we don't, as you say, have a shuttle to get astronauts up into space.
We do have the Hubble. How did that happen? How did we get this big project that now has lasted 24 years?
MOUNTAIN: You know, that's a really good question, and it's a real object lesson on how powerful and popular science can be if you engage a broad population. I mean, Hubble is really exciting. It delivers really cool images and very interesting images, allows us to see things we've never seen before. The key was to ensure that we shared what we did with everybody at large.
I mean, Hubble came of age at exactly the same time as the Internet came of age, and so those early engineers and scientists exploited the Internet to make sure all our images, everybody can get. I mean, every image we've ever taken is on our website, and you can have it for free. So not just - not only is it just that science benefits, but the public at large benefits.
Also we have education programs based on Hubble. So we give it a sort of much broader base, and I think science overall has always in the U.S. enjoyed considerable bipartisan support, and it's the one thing everybody agrees on NASA does really well. You don't have to argue about rockets or what kind of rockets. Everybody says well, we have a telescope like the Hubble; it's fantastic.
And I think that's the power of space science in missions like the Hubble. Everybody agrees this is something NASA does well.
HOBSON: Well, and it's something that NASA has done consistently and has consistently provided returns for the rest of us to see. Do you think that missions like the Hubble or like the Voyager for that matter, that are just simply taking pictures and gathering data, are a better investment for NASA than sending people into space?
MOUNTAIN: Well, I'm a scientist and astrophysicist, and so I do think NASA does space science incredibly well. But let's remember that when NASA was first set up, and they went to the moon, there was this very famous lawyer who took over NASA called Jim Webb or James Webb, who decided that NASA should spend some of its budget on doing science because it brought in a broad community of scientists.
Now if you think about what made Hubble so powerful, it wasn't just it's a great telescope with great cameras. It's the fact that astronauts could go back to it. So we needed the shuttle program. So it was this partnership between science and the human space flight program that's made Hubble so powerful.
So I think, you know, the one way to give a really robust program is to rebuild that partnership, where science and the human space flight program and all the rockets all work together to a common goal. That seems to be a remarkably successful model for Hubble.
HOBSON: How much more advanced will the James Webb Space Telescope be than Hubble?
MOUNTAIN: It's a completely different telescope. I mean first of all, it only weighs half as much as the Hubble, roughly, and it has a telescope which is three times the diameter. Now of course to pack it in to a rocket, we've had to fold it up, and it'll have to go way beyond the moon, to an orbit called the Lagrange Point 2, which is a million miles from here, and have to unfold. And of course it has very advanced detector systems and spectrometers, but most importantly it will be cooled down to roughly minus 400 degrees Fahrenheit to look at the infrared universe.
So it looks very different from the Hubble. It is definitely not your mother's Hubble.
HOBSON: OK, well before I let you go, I want to ask you what your favorite images from Hubble are.
MOUNTAIN: Yeah, that's a question I get asked a lot, but I think I'd have to pick - there are going to be two. The most profound from my perspective is something called the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field, which is when Hubble actually stared for 11 days at a completely blank piece of the sky, no bigger than if you look through a drinking straw, that size of area, and saw 11,000 galaxies.
And the second image is something we took recently called the Horsehead Nebula. What we did was use our new infrared camera, and we see this beautiful, ephemeral structure, which in fact we can look at in three dimensions, where stars are actually being born.
HOBSON: Matt Mountain, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, which is the home of Hubble. And we will link you to those photos he just mentioned at hereandnow.org. Matt, thanks so much.
MOUNTAIN: Thank you very much.
HOBSON: And when you go to hereandnow.org, you can also find out his favorite stargazing spot in the country, which you probably won't be able to drive to. This is HERE AND NOW. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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This one looks pretty cool man!
Looks like a Grindhouse version of X-Men... Scott Summers- Deathproof!
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the evil grin/eyes just give it that little bit of extra kick.
I love the splash of red - gives it great, threatening energy!
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Bears Draft The NFL's Next Great Corner
Coming out of Virginia Tech, Kyle Fuller is a rangy prospect who has the potential to be the best corner that comes out of this draft. And that is not just his talent speaking. Being taken by the Chicago Bears means that he can learn behind two of the great cornerbacks in the league, Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings.
GM Phil Emery was impressed with Fuller's versatility, intelligence and toughness. That fits particularly well with how Fuller bills himself. He sees his play as that of someone who can play corner, safety and nickel at a high level. That being said, Fuller is likely to focus on the corner position. He will learn the ropes in the slot as the third corner as he learns the speed of the league.
Expect Fuller to have a big role in the coming year both in the secondary and special teams.
Fun Fact: Fuller's brother, Corey Fuller, is a member of the Detroit Lions. Chicago's Fuller said that he looks forward to playing against his brother twice a year. It could be an interesting rivalry.
I look forward to seeing what Fuller can bring to the team.
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Earl Grey tea is back. After complaints from customers about its tampered-with new blend, which was rebranded as The Earl Grey and made with extra bergamot and lemon for a more citrussy taste, Twinings has said it's bringing back the old blend. Its website announces:
Whilst many love the new Earl Grey, a group of Earl Grey fans have asked us to make the previous blend available. Not wishing to disappoint, we have introduced Earl Grey The Classic Edition.
The new Earl Grey with its stronger lemony flavour offered, the company said, "a distinctive citrusy flavour and aroma that fills the air with the promise of summer orchards". Twinings even claimed that "the Earl himself couldn't have imagined how wonderful his favourite tea could taste". Never mind the long-dead Earl, regular drinkers of the company's long-standing blend were appalled at the new flavour. One customer wrote: "I cannot describe how awful this new tea tastes. The old award-winning tea was in a completely different league to this foul-tasting dishwater." Another called it an "affront to tea". A Facebook campaign was started. And, now, classic Earl Grey is back.
There are three things to be said about this. One is that is it demonstrates once again the folly of big companies meddling with much-loved and patented recipes. Look what happened with New Coke (the 1985 reformulation) and Classic Coke.
The second point is that it is no wonder this row over blending has happened: Earl Grey was the tea which started the trend for teas that contained aromatic ingredients other than straight, good old tea. And there are plenty of recipes other than the Twinings one. There's Fortnum's Smoky Earl Grey, for instance, which was created, Fortnum's says, "in response to a request from the Palace for a smokier Earl Grey". It contains the vital bergamot but with a touch of Lapsang and Gunpowder tea as well. And there's the blend you can get at the Algerian Coffee House in Soho, which is called Imperial Noon and is a blend of Lapsang Souchong and Keemun with jasmine flowers and bergamot oil. That is the one I like.
The third point is that this demonstrates a wider trend where coffee becomes milkshake, vodka turns into lemonade, Ribena etc, whisky is drowned in Coca-Cola. Traditionally adult taste buds can handle "grownup", bitter flavours that kids can't tolerate. This is no longer entirely true. Drinks are becoming increasingly removed from their original, basic, true taste. Now delicate, fragrant tea leaves are drowned in so much citrus flavouring the result barely qualifies as tea.
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- The Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series Cartoon Episode Guide
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Wildwing, Nosedive, Grin, Tanya, Mallory MacMallard, Duke L'Orange, Phil Palmfeather, Captain Klegghorn, Thrash, Mook April, Lord Dragaunus, Seige, Wraith, Chameleon, Dr. Droid, Asteroth, Borg, Canard, B.R.A.W.N..
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Yes, that loony is back for a second time, and this time, he's making a new body for himself. A HUGE body that can easily help him destroy all the human bacteria in the world thanks also, to his new super computer who turns all the appliances against everyone. Can they stop this fiend again, and what does Phil's new girlfriend have to do with all of this?
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The Welsh Government recently instructed schools to carry out the new Foundation Phase Profile, which assesses children upon entry to school. This initiative has implications for workload and the development of the pupil-teacher relationship.
The NUT is surveying members to find out:
- If the profile has increased your workload
- If the profile has had an impact on your students' wellbeing
- If you feel the profile is worthwhile
- If you think the profile fits with the ethos of the Foundation Phase
You can complete this short survey in English or Welsh. All responses will strengthen our case with government.
Joint NASUWT/NUT Position – Literacy And Numeracy Tests
The literacy and numeracy framework (LNF) is now statutory for pupils in Wales from reception to year 9, with assessment against the LNF a requirement since September 2014. Data from the tests is collected and analysed nationally, marking an unwelcome return to national testing for the first time since Wales dropped SATs in 2004. The NUT is fundamentally opposed on educational grounds to testing of this type and has repeatedly raised its concerns at Ministerial level.
The reading and numeracy tests were introduced in May 2013, with improving literacy and numeracy made statutory for all subjects – not just English, Welsh and maths – from ages five to 14. The Union is, of course, committed to ensuring our children get the best education, but NUT Cymru Secretary David Evans has expressed concern that teachers are being asked "to do more with less". Welsh schools are already battling a funding gap of £604 a year between pupils in Wales and their counterparts in England according to the latest available figures.
The Union remains worried about the workload implications for members in delivering the LNF and the associated testing, alongside other initiatives, without adequate time for training and preparation. We have raised these concerns with the Education Minister. Additionally, we have continued to have discussions with those charged with implementing the testing regime in future regarding the content and delivery of the tests.
Survey's conducted by the union show first-hand the damaging impacts these tests are having in our classrooms. Some of the headline figures from the survey conducted following the 2014 tests were that:
- 96% of teachers do not think the tests have been a positive experience for pupils.
- 70% do not believe the tests are consistent with the curriculum.
- 90% do not believe the tests have provided new information about pupils.
- 82% say workload is up as a result of the tests.
- 87% do not believe that the tests will lead to improved pupil attainment.
- 87% say tests have impacted negatively on pupil stress levels.
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The NUT Cymru campaign demanding Fair Play for Children in Wales has made a significant impact on the indefensible disparity in funding provision between Wales and England.
"I want to make sure that we spend the right amount of money on education, so I am making a commitment in this manifesto to spend 1% above the block grant every year until we reach a situation where we have parity of funding per head of pupil in England." Carwyn Jones First Minister for Wales
"I want to see more funding going to schools." Leighton Andrews Education Minister
These commitments are welcome. However, the gap in per pupil funding between England and Wales has widened to £604, according to last available figures published in January 2011. No doubt this gap is wider still today. We are calling on the Welsh Government to close the funding gap now. If the First Minister is to deliver on his pledge there needs to be a greater increase in spend than the promised one per cent above the block grant.
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Let's make 2011 the year that we achieve "Fair Play for Children in Wales".
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The National Park Quarters program is now underway. My kids and I love to collect coins, and this set is just as much fun as the others that we collect.
The U.S. Mint unveiled the designs for the first five coins in its America the Beautiful Quarters Program. The series will feature designs from 56 U.S National Parks and other sites in the 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories. Coins will be released through year 2021. Each coin will be issued for only 10 weeks, making them limited editions and highly sought after.
The national park coin designs will be presented in the order they were first designated as national park landmarks by the federal government. The first in the series was Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. It was released on April 19, 2010. Four other NP quarters will follow in 2010.
The other 51 quarters will roll out periodically through 2021.
They will roll out when Alabama's Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site completes the series.
Release date was April 19, 2010
In 1832, President Andrew Jackson named Hot Springs National Park a national reservation. Hot Springs
National Park is in the state of Arkansas. Today it is one of the
oldest federally designated sites in America. It features the parks
headquarters building on the coin.
Release date was June 2010
In 1872, Yellowstone
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states of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. The coin features the Old Faithful
geyser and a bison.
Release date was July or August 2010
The Yosemite
Valley was first placed in federal protection in 1890 under an Army
cavalry. In 1916, it was designated to be a part of the National Park
Service. Yosemite's coin features El Capitan. Yosemite is located in the state of California.
Release date was September 2010
The beauty surrounding the Grand Canyon's vast rock and mineral
layers has been recognized in several ways. The area was first
protected in 1893 as part of a forest reserve. It was later made a
national monument and was eventually designated a national park in 1919.
The Grand Canyon is in the state of Arizona.
Release date was November 2010
This area was first protected as the Cascade Range Forest Preserve in 1893. Mount Hood took on its current name in 1924. It covers more than one million acres. Mount Hood is located in the state of Oregon.
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HONORING VETERANS: Today, veterans are invited to join students at the William E. Norris School on Pomeroy Meadow Road for a 10 a.m. breakfast followed by an all-school assembly to honor veterans.
A Veterans Day exhibit created by Southampton veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor Edward Borucki is also on display at the Edwards Public Library.
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Robby and Morpheus, Forbidden Planet 1956
There are plenty of predictions for 2012, mainly involving the worlds end. These predictions are all over the main stream media at the moment, there has even been a blockbuster movie made about this year (
although not a very good one, plot loop holes, impossible scenarios, crap acting), this movie saw John Cusack trying to save his family while the world falls apart around him, the end. (Right I just saved you an hour and a half of your life, let's continue).
But that's not what this post is about, (I will be looking at crap movies and the end of the world at another time). This is about how people from years past thought technology and our lifestyles would have advanced from 10, 20 even 50 years ago.
20 12, still sounds futuristic when I say it today. Even saying "In the year 2000" sounds like I am talking about the future, but I'm not, that was 12 years ago and is in the past, what i want to know is where is my robot butler, my hover board or even my flying car. We were promised so much as children and here I am today with none of these things. So how far did people believe we would have advanced and how far have we actually come?
The 1950's
In the 1950's the world was recovering from war, the cold war was warming up and new types of technologies were being discovered and imbedded into daily life. This let the imaginations of our grandparents run wild with possibilities and what ifs. TV was becoming more popular and more an more house holds were tuning in to see what the next big thing was going to be.
One thing that has stood out to me while researching this post is that just like today no one wanted to do the cleaning. In one prediction today's modern women no longer had to hoover the house or wash the pots. Instead the furniture in our houses are made from a synthetic fabric that makes everything water proof, so all the housewife has to do is pull out the hose and wash everything down, once the room is drenched she can use a blast of warm air to dry off the furniture.
When it came to the dishes no need to clean them, put them under some super heated water and watch them dissolve, amazing.
When Jane Dobson cleans house she simply turns the hose on everything. Why not? Furniture (upholstery included), rugs, draperies, unscratchable floors are all are made of synthetic fabric or waterproof plastic. After the water has run down a drain in the middle of the floor (later concealed by a rug of synthetic fiber) Jane turns on a blast of hot air and dries everything. A detergent in the water dissolves any resistant dirt.
Miracles you will see in the next 50 years (February 1950).
I think I can safely say that this is one prediction that never came to be.
The article contains more predictions of how the future was perceived, some predictions are very close to what we have today, others a little further off the mark but well worth checking out.
Hold on
This one I was going to skip over until I took a trip to my local tesco.
It's called the Corner Grocermat, an idea published in the Chicago Tribune in the 1950's. The premiss is very simple, it's a drive through supermarket. The driver would select the items they wanted as they drove around and a clerk would put said items on a conveyer belt ready for the customer to purchase at the end. Now I would have laughed and dismissed this only last month, but on a recent trip to tesco I found this;
It's well; remarkably similar to the 1950's prediction. Instead of the customer driving round tho they place their order online while having a brew, a shop assistant would then acknowledge the request and pick the items from the store and take them to the collection point ready for the customer.
This is a great modern twist on an idea that was first thought of more than 50 years ago.
The Future To Be Continued…


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- The 2014 edition of the NBPA Top 100 Camp came to a strong conclusion on Saturday. Cheick Diallo, Derryck Thornton and Malik Monk were just of three many players who stepped up to the lead the Knicks to a very deserved camp championship.
Knicks earn championship
The way the Knicks were playing on Saturday, it become clear pretty quickly that they were gunning for a camp title. They finished the job off in impressive fashion as pretty much everybody on their deep roster stepped up and played their best basketball.
From top to bottom, there wasn't a better team in camp and their top two performers all week and Saturday were 2015 five-star Cheick Diallo and soon to be 2016 five-star Derryck Thornton. Both Diallo and Thornton cemented themselves on Rivals.com's five man All-NBPA camp team -- more on that later -- and helped make sure their team finished the job.
While the majority of the big men were running out of energy, Diallo seemed to be finding more. He continued to outrun opponents and showed some real emotion on the floor. Thornton seemingly made the right decision all week long and in the playoff run. He is finding the balance between his offensive game and getting others involved, and that makes him really tough to handle.
Pretty much just as good as Diallo and Thornton on Saturday were Derrick Jones, Kobi Simmons and Malik Monk. Jones played some stretches as a small four man, but was all over the rim, finishing in transition and playing with a great activity level. Like Thornton, Simmons is a safe bet to ascend to five-star status in the class of 2016. He is a tall floor general with outstanding quickness who can also slide off the ball and become a playmaking scorer. Monk looks to have found a perfect balance between his jump shooting and using his athleticism to attack off the dribble.
Also playing well on Saturday for the Knicks were recent Washington commit DeJounte Murray, 2016 big man Jarrett Allen and Tres Tinkle. Murray played his best basketball of the grassroots season at NBPA while Allen really solidified himself as a high major prospect and Tinkle made timely shots and made things happen in the flow of the game.
Rounding out the Rivals.com All-Camp team
So, we know Diallo and Thornton made Rivals.com's five-man All-NBPA team. The question is who else joins them?
First up on the list is the player that was the Most Outstanding Player of the camp, Ben Simmons. The LSU commit stepped his game up and consistently performed better than anybody he went up against. He was tough near the rim when he needed to be, hit the glass, showed that he can facilitate some offense out of the high post and generally showed off the highest skill level of the big men in camp. The way it is looking, Simmons has made a pretty convincing case for the No. 1 spot in the 2015 Rivals150 when it gets updated in the very near future.
At the small forward position, we are going with Las Vegas wing Ray Smith. The confidence that he is playing with right now is at a high level and he is showing something new each time he hits the floor. His slashing and transition finishing are still his calling card, but his pull-up jump shooting and overall floor game are rounding into form quickly.
It would be fair to say Antonio Blakeney could improve his shot selection a little. But, it wouldn't be prudent to put too many restrictions on him. One of the best pure scorers in the class of 2015, Blakeney has pop in his legs, gets to his spots quickly and is a very confident shot maker. He just missed making the USA Basketaball 18U team in Colorado Springs last week but bounced back in impressive fashion in Charlottesville.
Saturday notes and observations
Class of 2016 five-star point guard Seventh Woods played his best basketball of camp. The South Carolina native is a gifted athlete who at times is too passive in his play. Part of it is transitioning into being a full-time decision-maker and initiator of the offense, but a big part of it seems to be lack of aggression. During the playoffs, Woods had an attack mentality that had been missing much of camp. He had some confidence with his jumper and did a nice job of making plays and scoring.
Making his way onto the camper-voted All-Camp team was Noah Dickerson. We wrote on Friday that the future Georgetown Hoya was playing at a high level and that continued on Saturday. Strong rebounder, smart scorer who gets good position and he's going to be physically ready for high major basketball.
Quietly but surely, Michigan State commit Deyonta Davis finished off a strong camp. He seems to be coming out of his shell and gets a little more aggressive each time out. It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to fully tap into his potential on the college level. Once he does, look out Big Ten.
Class of 2016 point guard Jaylen Fisher had his best outing of camp on Saturday morning. He never quite found his jumper during camp, but on Saturday he focused on using his speed to attack off the dribble and make plays for others. He got to the free throw line a little to get some easy points and seemed to get energized by his teammates knocking down some looks off his passes.
Class of 2015 power forward Samir Sehic made a pretty strong argument for inclusion in the rankings with his play at NBPA. His game is all about using his strength to get position and then using his skill to score on defenders. He never gets too high or too low and just keeps producing. That consistent production is awfully tough to dismiss.
P.J. Dozier seems to be closing in on 100 percent physically and looks to have shaken off most of the rust caused by missing his junior season due to a knee injury. He has grown to around 6-foot-6 and projects as a wing that can make plays with his passing and scoring. He is patient, mature and has a great game to build on. His overall showing at camp was a very good one.
For the second day in a row, Carlton Bragg was a highlight reel. Kansas, Kentucky, Illinois, Louisville, Arizona and Ohio State are in the mix and he will likely cut his list within a month or so of the summer's end. He said that he's planning to visit UK in the fall and the feel is that both Kansas and Illinois are quite strong as well.
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recently my OB discovered a wart in my va jay jay and immediately said "that means we have to deliver your child via a csec" But i was reading that there are chances that i might deliver vaginally and not infect the baby, and that in cases where the baby is infected, their bodies normally get rid of the HPV naturally( i. e if its not cancerous). Ofcos i do not want to infect my baby just so i could have a non-complicated delivery i just want to know how big/small these chances are.
What are my Chances (TMI Warning........)
I know it's difficult. I've got herpes, and if there was even a smidgen of a thought that I might have an outbreak, I would whole heatedly elect for the c section just to spare my baby.
You can't possibly be okay with infecting your baby.
And unlike other diseases their whole tiny body is rubbed up on your infection when they pass through the birth canal. YOUR GENITAL WARTS IN YOUR BABIES THROAT! It's a thing, Google it.
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Not so fun fact, nearly all sexually active men and women will get some form of HPV in their lives.
Please educate yourself about HPV, it's not just genital warts, something that can cause cancer, or a sexually transmitted disease. Human papilloma virus is a virus that can cause warts anywhere, example common warts on your hands and plantar warts on your feet. There are over 100 different types of HPV and only 40 of them are spread through sexual contact. Other examples of HPV:
Lewandowsky-Lutz dysplasia or Epidermodysplasia verruciformis is also a form of HPV, if you have even seen Treeman from Indonesia this is the condition he has.
Flat warts. Slightly raised, flat-topped lesions which are darker than the skin around them. They may appear on the knees, elbows, wrists, hands, neck or face. Young adults, teenagers and younger children are usually affected.
Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis or Laryngeal Papillomatosis is a disease in which tumors grow in the air passages leading from the nose and mouth into the lungs (respiratory tract). Although the tumors can grow anywhere in the respiratory tract, their presence in the larynx (voice box) causes the most frequent problems, a condition called laryngeal papillomatosis. The tumors may vary in size and grow very quickly. They often grow back even when removed.
That being said, I'd just get a second opinion. Maybe talk to a midwife? Find a group to ask other women who have been in your situation what they did and their outcome.
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This happened to me during my first pregnancy, and my Dr gave me cream that got rid of them well before I gave birth. I was able to delivery vaginally without a problem, and my daugther was fine. This was my experience. I agree that you should not deliver vaginally if you have them when it's time to give birth. My question is why where there were options for treatment discussed. I would discuss again w/ my OB or get a second opinion.
I just want to say that I sympathize with what you're going through, and the question you are asking. Please be sure to ask the Dr. these questions. It's unfortunate, but on forums like this, you're likely to get way more criticism and nasty comments then support.
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WASHINGTON D.C., Oct. 30
My enthusiasm sputtered and died as I stood in line at the concessions stand, about the time the seventh person in a witch costume walked past carrying a sign making fun of Christine O'Donnell. I tried to look at it on the bright side – she did manage to temporarily block out my view of the guy roaming a small patch of open grass while performing a minstrel version of "The Times Are A-Changin'", pausing often for iPhone photo ops with strangers.
But then along came the guy with a sign announcing The End Is Far, after the guy demanding a Return To The Metric System, then a couple holding a giant banner warning of the dangers of a four-hour Boehner, the woman with a giant fake penis strapped around her waist, the woman wearing a sandwich-board homage to masturbation (accompanied by another dig at O'Donnell) and a thousand others that I don't feel like describing. All of them wore semi-sheepish, aren't-I-funny? grins, while their fellow rallygoers fell over each other in their haste to photograph the hilarity. This was my Saturday? This is supposed to be meaningful and memorable?
Jon Stewart's Rally To Restory Sanity, as it turned out, was really a giant competition to see who could broadcast the cleverest, most ironic, wittiest and/or most irrelevant slogans – and who could take the most pictures of the amazing funniness. I must have been the only one there with neither a sign nor a camera. All I'd brought were fragile hopes that a giant crowd would gather in D.C. to celebrate moderation, reason, and sanity. I found this:
"This Font Is Big"
"God Hates Shrimp"
"Don't Be Douchey"
(Some of the older, not-in-the-loop attendees were broadcasting earnest, patsy slogans like "Humanity Should Be Central To Politics." Given the context, they seemed more than ever like shabby artifacts from the '60s who've spent decades wearing pins and working the polls and writing indignant letters to the editor to no apparent effect. Is it commendable persistence or just idiotic that they're still trying?")
The thing that chafed me the most was how mean-spirited the whole affair was – the parody of every Tea Party stereotype, the slander of every conservative hero, the insults hurled at all the constituencies imagined to stand in opposition to the left-wing interests present. It's not that I don't agree with them, per se, or that I found none of it amusing. It's that I found a lot of it amusing on a 10-year-old level. And the whole reason I'd come was that I'd thought this whole crowd had gathered to act like adults, to elevate things a little bit. I can chortle about tea bagging back home.
Was the joke on me, maybe? Is this what I get for taking an entertainer seriously?
And so here I am, sitting disconsolate on the fringe of the National Mall, watching more sign carriers come and go ("Homo Is Where The Heart Is" "Be Excellent To Each Other" "Kleptocracy Sux") and hoping the bus comes soon to take me home.
These are sly times. Our ideologies masquerade behind cupcake homages to Honor and Sanity; our demagogues are professional clowns; the line between truth and joke is so fuzzy that we've invented a genre of literature called "faction," we've invented the word "truthiness," to amuse ourselves, and we're calling it political activism to march around with signs about loving pancakes and arming bears. We've quit debating other people and chosen to simply mock them. It's a mad, mad world. Be careful out there.


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So this comment on the other thread made me wonder:
I would've never thought that a bit of unit studies, unschooling and lapbooks would be what works for my DD. Because it is NOT the way I wanted to teach. This has been such a learning process for both of us.
How many of us, are teaching our children in a way that we absolutely do not prefer, but we have to teach that way because it's what our child needs?
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Looks kind of like Rocket.
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