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Lot numbers GD42L and GD52L could contain double powder charges
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Winchester is recalling two lots of M*22 long rifle ammo that may contain double powder charges, according to a press release.
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Winchester is recalling two lots of M*22 long rifle 40 grain black copper-plated ammo because they might contain double powder charges, according to a press release.
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Michelene Chi elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 26, 2016
Professor Michelene (Micki) Chi, the Dorothy Bray Endowed Professor in ASU's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, was just inducted into an organization whose members include Benjamin Franklin, Jonas Salk and Georgia O'Keefe.
Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College professor honored with prestigious AERA Award
April 10, 2016
Karen Harris, a Mary Emily Warner Professor in the Division of Educational Leadership and Innovation at ASU's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, is being honored with the 2016 Sylvia Scribner Award by the American Educational Research Association.
New national award goes to Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College faculty member
April 05, 2016
David Berliner, Regents' Professor of Education at Arizona State University, is the first-time winner of a new award - the Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award from the American Educational Research Association (AERA).
Faculty members receive award, support for AZ teacher retention project
April 05, 2016
Margarita Pivovarova, assistant professor, and Jeanne Powers, associate professor, were honored with one of the 2016 Education Research Service Project (ERSP) awards from the American Educational Research Association.
Two Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Faculty Honored with AERA Award
March 16, 2016
Writing can be difficult. Teaching writing can be even more difficult. Steve Graham and Karen Harris, both Mary Emily Warner Professors, have explored the teaching of writing for decades. Their recent publication, "Practice-based professional development and Self-Regulated Strategy Development for Tier 2, at-risk writers in second grade" (co-authored with Dr.
Eugene Garcia honored as AERA 2016 Fellow
March 01, 2016
Eugene Garcia, professor emeritus, research professor and dean of ASU's College of Education from 2002-06, is the latest faculty member of ASU's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College to be named a fellow by the American Educational Research Association (AERA).
Expect (Don't Hope) for Results
January 12, 2016
This philosophy has guided M. Jeanne Wilcox's work on communications science through nearly four decades of research and clinical interventions with a very diverse client base.
ASU Professor Pangrazi honored by SHAPE America with its Lifetime Achievement Medal
April 08, 2015
For his nearly 50-year career as a teacher, professor and physical education scholar, Robert Pangrazi was recently honored with one of his field's top honors. The ASU professor emeritus received the Luther Halsey Gulick Medal at the Hall of Fame Banquet during the Society of Health and Physical Educators' (SHAPE) 130th National Convention & Expo on March 20 in Seattle.
Michelene Chi Wins Award for Lifetime Contribution in Research from the American Psychological Association
March 24, 2015
Michelene "Micki" Chi, the Dorothy Bray Endowed Professor of Science and Teaching in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, has been named the winner of the 2015 E.L. Thorndike Award for Lifetime Contribution in Research from the American Psychological Association.
National awards honor Teachers College faculty
March 11, 2015
This spring, several faculty members at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College will receive national accolades by elite educational and research-driven organizations.
At the upcoming American Educational Research Association's (AERA) annual meeting in April, Teachers College faculty will be recognized for the following awards:
Jeanne M. Powers wins AERA's 2015 Review of Research Award
March 10, 2015
Teachers College faculty recognized for public influence in education
January 07, 2015
Four faculty members from Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College are named in this year's "Rick Hess Straight Up" (RHSU) Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings. The 2015 rankings, released Jan. 7 in Education Week, honor 200 university-based education scholars for their extensive contributions to public debates about education.
Researchers explore future of 'postdigital' textbook
November 20, 2014
An interdisciplinary team at Arizona State University has been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation's Cyberlearning and Future Learning Technologies program to conduct research on the future of the textbook.
Outstanding Doctoral Mentors named for 2014-2015
September 29, 2014
Graduate Education at Arizona State University has named three professors as Outstanding Doctoral Mentors of 2014-2015: Alfredo Artiles, associate dean of academic affairs in Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College; Sethuraman "Panch" Panchanathan, professor in the School of Computing Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering and senior vice president in the Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development (OKED); and Pamela Swan, associate professor in the School of Nutrition and Health Promotion.
Teachers College faculty recognized for excellence
September 19, 2014
Faculty members at Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College show their deep commitment to the field of education through exemplary scholarship, research and teaching.
ASU educator honored for innovative teaching methods
September 12, 2014
Christopher Smudde is pushing the envelope when it comes to using technology in the classroom, and it's not going unnoticed. The clinical instructor in Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College was recognized for his efforts with the 2014 Teacher of the Year for Initial Teacher Preparation award from the Arizona Technology in Education Association (AzTEA).
Giving engineering teachers measure for success in classroom
July 14, 2014
An in-depth report on extensive studies to determine the most effective methods for classroom teaching of engineering won the award for best paper published last year in the Journal of Engineering Education for Arizona State University professors Stephen Krause and Michelene Chi, as well as two co-authors from other universities.
LSI Director Michelene T.H. Chi, Research Team, 2014 Wickenden Award Recipients
June 16, 2014
The Learning Sciences Institute is pleased to announce that Dr. Michelene T.H. Chi and her research team - including fellow Arizona State University Professor Dr. Stephen Krause, Dr. Muhsin Menekse of the University of Pittsburgh, and Dr. Glenda S.
Serafini receives 2014 IRA Arbuthnot Award
June 02, 2014
Frank Serafini, associate professor of literacy education at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, received the 2014 International Reading Association Arbuthnot Award.
Wilkinson is Business Woman of the Year
May 22, 2014
Christine K. Wilkinson was named Business Woman of the Year by the Tempe Chamber of Commerce at the 19th Annual Women in Business Conference on May 21 in Tempe.
James Paul Gee honored for work in digital games
April 25, 2014
James Paul Gee, Regents' Professor and Mary Lou Fulton Presidential Professor of Literacy Studies, received the "Game Changer Award" at the 11th annual Games for Change awards ceremony on April 23, 2014.
University innovators lauded for disaster relief, virtual learning tools
April 10, 2014
The President's Award for Innovation provides formal recognition to ASU teams making significant contributions to ASU and higher education through the creation, development and implementation of innovative projects, programs, initiatives, services and techniques.
Kulinna named 2014 Outstanding Scholar by AERA
April 04, 2014
Pamela Hodges Kulinna received the 2014 Outstanding Scholar Award from the American Educational Research Association. The award is from AERA's Research on Learning and Instruction in Physical Education Special Interest Group.
Teachers College Faculty will be honored with the AERA's Research Paper Award
March 04, 2014
Professor Keith Wetzel, Associate Professors Ray Buss and Teresa Foulger, and Academic Professional LeeAnn Lindsey will be honored with the American Educational Research Association's Research Paper Award at the association's annual conference in April 2014. The award is from the Technology as an Agent of Change in Teaching and Learning (TACTL) Special Interest Group (SIG).
Oscar Jimenez-Castellanos named fellow of Intercultural Development Research Association
March 03, 2014
The Intercultural Development Research Association, or IDRA, has named Oscar Jimenez-Castellanos its inaugural José A. Cárdenas School Finance Fellow.
Lansdowne recognized by Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented
February 12, 2014
Kim Lansdowne, executive director of the Gary K. Herberger Young Scholars Academy at Arizona State University, received the 2014 Administrator of the Year award at the 40th annual conference of the Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented.
Teachers College 2013 scholarship, leadership and impact awards
September 06, 2013
In September 2013, six faculty members of Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College were honored with scholarship, leadership and impact awards from the college. Dean Mari Koerner presented the awards at an all-college meeting held on Arizona State University's West campus.
Physical education teacher honored for advancing curriculum
May 03, 2013
Professor Hans van der Mars of Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College was honored by the nation's preeminent national authority on physical education for his contributions to quality K-12 physical education curriculum, instruction and programs.
Stan Zucker honored with research award
April 08, 2013
Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College professor, Stan Zucker, received the Council for Exceptional Children's Division on Autism and Developmental Disabilities (CEC-DADD) Research Award. It was
Chi named fellow of century-old education research society
March 16, 2013
Professor Michelene Chi of Arizona State University has been named one of 23 scholars selected as 2013 American Educational Research Association (AERA) fellows, according to the 97-year-old research society based in Washington, D.C. Chi recently was named director of ASU's Learning Sciences Institute effective July 1.
Chi appointed to head Learning Sciences Institute
March 05, 2013
Professor Michelene Chi has been named director of Arizona State University's Learning Sciences Institute (LSI), a two-year-old "creation place" where researchers, scholars and practitioners from a variety of disciplines work together, sharing knowledge and solutions that improve learning and quality of life for people of all ages. Her appointment to lead the institute is effective July 1.
Wilcox nationally lauded for impacting preschool education
February 22, 2013
In her 34 years researching preschoolers, professor Jeanne Wilcox has favored studying them in real-life settings filled with unpredictable variables – a controlled chaos that she admits might put some researchers on edge.
Dale Baker receives prestigious award
January 28, 2013
ASU's Dale Baker has been named recipient of the most prestigious award in the field of science education from the National Association for Research in Science Teaching. A professor in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Baker has contributed more than 30 years of research examining equity issues in science, science teacher professional development and engineering education.
Crow, Carter honored
January 15, 2013
Teachers College clinical associate professor Heather Carter, along with ASU president Michael Crow, will be honored by the Veterans Hall of Fame Society - read the complete story at ASU News.
Jeanne Wilcox poster presentation honored
November 15, 2012
A poster presentation by Teachers College associate dean and professor, Jeanne Wilcox, received a meritorious submission honor from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Dr. Leanna Archambault presented Outstanding Research K-12 Online Learning Award
October 22, 2012
Leanna Archambault, Ph.D., assistant professor at Arizona State University, was presented with the award at the Virtual School Symposium on Oct.21, 2012, at the Annual International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) Membership Meeting in New Orleans, LA.
Connie Pangrazi selected for award
October 11, 2012
Assistant Dean and Senior Lecturer Connie Pangrazi was selected to receive the 2012 Arizona Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AzAHPERD) University Physical Education Teacher of the Year award.
Talking with Connie Pangrazi:
What is your role at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College?
Ed Lyon receives dissertation award
October 02, 2012
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Ed Lyon for being awarded the California Council of Teacher Education's 2012 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award and the 2011-2012 University of California All Campus Consortium on Research in Diversity Dissertation Fellowship. Dr.
Alexander Kurz receives Teacher Incentive Fund grant
October 01, 2012
On September 27, 2012, the US Department of Education unveiled its fourth round of Teacher Incentive Fund (TIF) awards; a grant program that supports differentiated compensation systems for teachers.
Choice Book Award
September 24, 2012
Dr. Oscar Jimenez-Castellanos' recent book Bicultural Parent Engagement: Advocacy and Empowerment (Teachers College Press) was awarded an American Educational Studies Association (AESA) Critics Choice Book Award. The Critics' Choice Award serves to recognize and increase awareness of recent scholarship deemed to be outstanding in its field
Award-winning faculty
September 06, 2012
ASU president Michael Crow presented the 2012 leadership awards to faculty at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College September faculty meeting, held at ASU West campus.
Artiles honored at 2012 AERA Annual Meeting
April 09, 2012
At the 2012 AERA annual meeting, Alfredo J. Artiles, of Arizona State University, received the Palmer O.


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Dodo's main activity is to sell second-hand clothing in her area located east of Kinshasa. She started her business in 1986 with US$50 in capital. She has acquired solid experience in this business. Having repaid her sixteen previous loans from the MFI HOPE DRC, she intends with the next loan to buy a bundle of used clothing and resell it at profit. Currently, Dodo makes a profit of US$60 per week. Her ambition is to someday open a clothing boutique in her environment. She is married and has four children aged 14 to 31. Two of them attend school. She also takes care of other three grandchildren.
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About HOPE DRCHOPE International has been providing small business loans and savings services to thousands of entrepreneurs in DRC since 2004. HOPE DRC targets small business owners who can use loans to increase their inventories or invest in assets that have the potential to increase their incomes. Funds from Kiva lenders play a major role in expanding access to affordable, flexible capital for micro-entrepreneurs, 80% of whom are women.
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"Unbeatable" Brown
The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza is reporting that Massachusetts Democrats are having a hard time trying to find someone who will run against Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) in 2012. Two of the likeliest candidates, Congressmen Mike Capuano and Stephen Lynch, have been awfully quiet. Boston Mayor Tom Menino has flatly declared Brown unbeatable.
It's certainly an odd situation. National Democrats haven't been shy about suggesting that Brown is their top target next year. Last month Brown came under heavy fire from Tea Party groups, both inside in Massachusetts and outside. Certainly, whenever I write about Brown I find that most commenters here are very critical of him. But could he still be too popular with independents in the Bay State?
As I've often pointed out, Brown -- like the Republican House majority -- won by appealing to two groups: conservatives inside and outside of Massachusetts who wanted a 41st vote against Obama and independents who wanted someone to break one-party rule in Washington. He has tried to maintain his appeal to both groups, but in the process his votes have the potential to make both sides angry at times. The big question is whether the anger at Brown is more intense outside of Massachusetts than it is within the commonwealth, making Brown a tough incumbent to knock off -- and making the 2010 gubernatorial election look like even more of a missed opportunity for the Republicans.


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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- A New Jersey woman says she was mistaken for a prostitute at a Miami Beach hotel, but that wasn't the worst of it.
Anna Burgese says in a federal lawsuit a group of women she believes were prostitutes attacked her in the lobby of South Beach's W Hotel in January.
She says the women thought she was a competitor infringing on their territory. Burgese says she was slammed into a wall and thrown to the ground, and the hotel staff let the assailants get away.
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Q: My son came home from sixth grade today telling me a boy in his class has started to make a gun with his fist and pretend to shoot other kids. The boy also told some kids that he knows where his father keeps his hunting rifles—and knows how to shoot them. Then he added, "I'm just kidding—I don't want to be in the headlines." This boy is unpopular and has few friends. My son says he is afraid of this boy and is worried about going to school. I told him I am sure he will be OK if he stays away from the boy and doesn't provoke him. But I wonder if I should do something more. L.W., Evanston
A: You need to take preventive measures. Before almost every school shooting there are warning signs—such as those you describe—that are ignored. It is better to take measures that may prove unnecessary than not act and have a tragedy occur. Contact the school administration with your concerns and ask what they intend to do. If the school is unwilling to have the boy evaluated psychologically and take steps to ensure he doesn't bring weapons to school, you can call the police. Children who talk about shooting other children must be taken seriously and considered a threat to the entire community as well as to themselves. How do I convince my son monsters don't exist? Q: What do you say to a 2-year-old who says he is afraid to go to bed and open his closet because there are monsters that are going to eat him? My son first heard about monsters from his older brother, who wanted to tease and upset him, and it worked. Now he won't sleep in his room unless we sit with him. And he makes me take his clothes out of the closet for him. We have tried shining flashlights under the bed and in the closet to show him nothing is there, but he says monsters can be invisible. This behavior is making me crazy. I don't know what to do to help him. Suggestions? P.D., Oak Park
A: Once 2-year-olds get it in their heads something scary could happen, it can be very hard to convince them otherwise. Logical explanations usually don't work because 2-year-olds don't have the cognitive maturity to distinguish between fantasy and reality. One approach is to tell your son that his older brother was just teasing him and that monsters don't really exist. It would help if his brother would tell him that also. If your son hears his brother made up the monsters, he may feel less convinced about their reality. You can also read your son books that raise the question of monsters and then dispel kids' fears in an entertaining way, such as The Monster at the End of This Book by Jon Stone.
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This food court is rather expensive and you don't get that much for your money. There are much better options.
Confirmed open as per December 2013.
This food court is rather expensive and you don't get that much for your money. There are much better options.
Good selection of Thai dishes, all freshly prepared in minutes. Very tasty. We had Pad Thai and mixed vege's with cashews. Also a quiet, open plan environment. Finished off with fresh coconuts from the juice bar, yum! Just lacks ambiance.
As others have said below, Big Papa dishes up tasty Thai food at moderately high prices (around 120B/US$4 for appetizers and 150B/US$5 for main dishes as of Sep 2013), which is still a bit less than what one pays at the non-veg Thai outfits in the same food court.
I enjoyed the peanut dipping sauce for the tofu satay.
In short, i wouldn't make a special trip to MBK just to eat here, but if you're in the mall already, it's a perfectly good choice.
For those on a budget, more affordable vegan Thai meals can be found upstairs in the vegetarian stall (level 6, stall C8).
It was surprise to find Big Papa in the MBK, a swap meet of a mall if there ever was one. It's more flea market really, but I digress. BP specializes in Thai dishes, which is a nice change of pace from the other vegan Bangkok spots we visited. The curry noodles and Tom yam soup were excellent. I would have also liked to try their tofu satay and yellow curry if I had the chance to return. The food court that it is in is really nice with real flatware and china. You take a card when you enter (don't lose it because there's a big charge) and they swipe it at each food kiosk you order at. The place reminds me of Harrod's food section actually. Definitely worth visiting if you're near National Stadium and want a quick bite without much fuss.
Quick and tasty food, made to order. I tried the pad thai and a curry, which were both tasty, fresh and decent value.
MBK's posher food court operates on a plastic card system (you get a card on entry that stallholders swipe to add items and you pay for everything when you leave).
Big Papa's is the veggie food stall. It's listed here as vegetarian but we didn't notice anything that wouldn't be vegan. Everything is cooked fresh to order and there are examples of the dishes at the front of the stall so it's easy to order. We tried the pad thai with tofu and a tofu with cashew nuts which came with rice.
It's more expensive than the stall upstairs (120-150 baht per main) but the seating area is a bit quieter and each dish is cooked for you, giving it really good fresh flavour. If there's something you want them to add or leave out they will do it too.
Located in a foodcourt offering food from all over the world. The vegetarian stall is easy to find. Wide selection of delicious food. All the dishes are displayed and have Thai and English name tags. Prices are not too high, considering you are in a very touristy shopping mall. Everything is made when it is ordered, so no big steaming pots. Very delicious, will certainly go back.
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Commission approves full-time status for criminal investigatorPublished 9:49am Thursday, June 24, 2010
By JOHN EBY
Cassopolis Vigilant
It's just coincidence that it's Father's Day weekend, but Cass County Prosecutor Victor Fitz's $8,764 request for a change in status to full-time for criminal investigator Scott Wellman does relate to paternity.
Commissioners approved Wellman, who divided his time between two days in Fitz's office and the sheriff's office to five days a week with the prosecutor for the three-month balance of the 2010 fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30.
By increasing the number of paternity establishment cases by 50 per year, the potential annual taxpayer reimbursement "is easily over" $100,000.
Fitz requested a full time position in 2011 budgeting.
The current two days per week are paid through the prosecutor's general fund budget.
The additional three days per week and applicable benefits will be covered through the child support grant.
Under the child support grant, the county pays a third of the costs. The state absorbs reimbursement for the remaining 66 percent of costs, so the estimated additional salary cost to the county would be $2,246, plus benefits, which commissioners debated for 18 minutes.
Fitz said three additional days of child support investigation work will focus on conducting additional child support paternity/client interviews.
DNA testing, increased child support collections/prosecutions and process serving on child support cases.
His "financial rationale" for this increase – Fitz pointed out that in seven years that returned more than $135,000 from his budgets, this was the first time he "stood in this well" seeking more money:
• More than $100,000 potential annual taxpayer reimbursement by substantially increasing the number of child support orders established
• More than $25,000 potential annual taxpayer and citizen reimbursement through pursuit of delinquent child support payments.
• $3,000 additional annual recoupment of annual state incentive money.
• More than $1,000 estimated savings in reduced process server expenses.
Non-monetary benefits include additional assistance in building security when necessary (Wellman is deputized) and added versatility/cross training for the office.
Not to be overlooked is the critical aspect of more children having knowledge of who their father is, Fitz said, and, consequently, having their dad enter their lives.
Studies consistently show that when both parents are part of a child's life, the likelihood of that child thriving and succeeding greatly increases.
"Last year in this country," Fitz noted, "41 percent of the kids were born into non-marital situations. Those numbers are increasing."
Since he succeeded Scott Teter in 2003, his staff has increased the annual average number of paternity establishment cases from 154 to 216.
"In the lives of children, this translates into over 50 children per year in Cass County having a greater parental presence in their lives, both financially and emotionally," Fitz says.
In 2009, his office's Child Support Division secured 255 paternity/child support orders.
With an additional three days of child support investigation and enforcement per week, Fitz anticipates the number of paternity/child support orders to consistently reach the level of 350 to 400 annually.
Each custodial parent also can anticipate the easing of their financial burden and a more stable household when the other party to the creation of their child is recognized and assumes their share of the financial and emotional responsibilities of raising a child, Fitz said.
Finally, "by a conservative estimate," each paternity establishment results in an annual reimbursement of $2,400 to taxpayers.
Interim Administrator Chuck Clarke, who was absent June 17 due to the death of his mother-in-law, did not recommend the move during the budget year due to precedent it could set for other elected officials.


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We are here to serve all students at the University of Miami. Since the late 1990's we have collaborated with a local Lutheran Church in our outreach to students. The words "Episcopal" and "Lutheran" do not describe whom we are here to serve; rather they describe what we have to offer. By no means are all of our Chapel students Episcopalian or Lutheran. We typically have Baptists, Roman Catholics, members of the United Church of Christ, Presbyterians, and many others too. Even people of no specific belief and other seekers have also been part of our worshiping community. Any and all students who are interested in joining us are welcome.
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Khatami? Khatam you!
Responses to my AmSpec piece on Khatami's visit to Harvard have slowed to a trickle, but they're still coming in. Here's one from yesterday:
It would have been better if someone had told Katami that the American Dream, which it seems he admires, was perverted by the Hamiltonians into a trick to thieve the Nation's wealth for the Rich. The World needs to be aware of the maggot that has eaten the heart out of America and brought us all to the verge of final extinction.
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Wales have been dealt a blow in the build-up to their title-deciding Six Nations clash with England, after assistant coach Robin McBryde confirmed on Tuesday that captain Ryan Jones will miss the match through injury.
Jones, who has captained his country a record 32 times, hurt his shoulder in the weekend win over Scotland at Murrayfield and had to go off in the second half.
"Ryan is not going to be available. He has broken a bone in his shoulder and he is now under the management of the Ospreys," said McBryde. "It looks as though he will be out for six to eight weeks."
Sam Warburton, who led Wales to the Grand Slam last year, is expected to regain leadership duties against England at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday.
However, McBryde says the issue will be discussed by the Welsh management staff, with lock Alun-Wyn Jones also believed to be in contention.
"That will be up for discussion," he said.
"There are quite a few sore bodies at this stage after Saturday, and we are not under any pressure to make any decisions at the moment.
"We will take our time and make sure the decisions are right in order to get things spot-on for Saturday.
"We are in a good place. Those decisions will come on Thursday."
Justin Tipuric is expected to be called up to play at openside flanker, with Warburton wearing the number six shirt.
Wales coach Rob Howley will announce his team on Thursday.
England are bidding to win their first Grand Slam since 2003, but Wales can pip them to the Six Nations title if they win by eight points or more.
A seven-point victory will also be enough for Wales, provided they have also scored more tries than England in the final standings.
"We are focusing on getting our performance right, getting that accuracy in the opening exchanges and not letting the occasion get too big," McBryde said.
"For us, it will be another day at the office. The game will unfold and the game will take care of itself.
"We've given ourselves a chance. It (the title) is not out of our reach, but first and foremost it is about winning those one-on-one battles - the breakdown, the set-piece. You break the game down.
"We've recovered well after a slow start against Ireland, and hopefully we can keep going from strength to strength."


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Kyogle is a popular, yet quiet and attractive country town ideally located at the base of Fairy Mountain on the upper reaches of the Richmond River and as the "Gateway to the Summerland Rainforests" provides a good base for exploring the spectacular surrounding National Parks
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Maclean calls itself 'the Scottish Town in Australia'. Many of its street signs are written in Gaelic as well as English. Maclean is also well known for its river fishing and its easy access to coastal national parks and holiday resorts.
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Mullumbimby is one of Summerland's treasures. It is a small town set in the centre of some of the most fertile farming land close to mountains and rainforests.
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Murwillumbah is framed by the awe inspiring majesty of Mt.Warning and surrounded by 5 World Heritage National Parks and is famed for some great examples of Art Deco architecture.
Nambucca Heads is a delightful and popular holiday destination on the Southern Summerland Coast of NSW renowned for its surfing, beach and estuary fishing.
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Nimbin is nestled in the sub-tropical foothills of the eastern edge of an extinct volcano in the Summerland Coast NSW region of Northern NSW and is known as the 'Alternative Capital of Australia'. Nimbin is a truely magical place!
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Towards the end of each year we at SummerlandNSW.com.au like to provide our readers and visitors with a fun interactive game to lighten their days and add some laughs.
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How fast can you make the tardis fly around Summerland Coast NSW?
As part of our attempt to get an episode of Doctor Who filmed in Summerland we have developed a game where you take control of the Tardis and see how fast you can fly around Summerland.
My best total score is 3.28.03 and my fastest lap is 14 seconds What is yours? share it on our facebook page.
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Can you make it snow is Summerland?
If you need a little cooling off after that why not Shake The Summerland Snow Globe
This was a big hit last festive season where you try to match the landmark with the correct Summerland destination and
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It's also going to take an "eccentric billionaire" to fund the project.
Schulze-Makuch points out that the planet has a lot of the basics for supporting life, like gravity, minerals, water and atmosphere.
Getting the spacemen to Mars would be doable using a lot of the same technology used in the Apollo moon programs, Schulze-Makuch argues. Once they're there, they'd take on roles like those of our Western pioneer ancestors.
Schulze-Makuch has even mapped out some potential sites for colonization.
"The astronauts would be re-supplied on a periodic basis from Earth with basic necessities, but otherwise would be expected to become increasingly proficient at harvesting and utilizing resources available on Mars. Eventually the outpost would reach self-sufficiency, and then it could serve as a hub for a greatly expanded colonization program."
Schulze-Makuch acknowledges that the idea is unlikely to gain traction any time soon. Americans, as big of fans as they are of sending heroic astronauts into space, are even bigger fans of bringing them home to much fanfare.
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Was anyone actually panting for a Teri Hatcher career renaissance? I assumed Hatcher had bulldozed any residual Lois and Clark goodwill by appearing in those asstastic Radio Shack commercials with Howie Long. God, it was like watching the lizard baby from V trade quips with a CPR dummy. Now Hatcher has a new show, Desperate Housewives, which aims to fill the yawning void left by Sex and the City.
It may seem preposterous to draw parallels between a network soap about starched suburban mommies and a cable soap about Cointreau-swilling libertines. But then, is that comparison any more absurd than the idea that real suburban mommies sitting on their stained couches would ever identify with their more promiscuous city sisters? Watching Desperate Housewives, in fact, is like seeing what would happen if Carrie and the gang settled down in Connecticut only to see their lives take a sharp turn into the suburban gothic.
Suburban gothic, you say? Picket Fences fans, welcome home: On Housewives, the omniscient narrator, Mary Alice (Brenda Strong), is dead. Her recent mysterious suicide is the talk of Wisteria Lane, the upper-class street that's home to a clique of attractive, desultory wives and mothers whose secrets are far juicier than average.
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