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Kask K50 EVO Helmet $0.00
Quickly get the perfect fit when you dial the Kask K50 Evo Helmet's 3D Up-N-Down adjustment system. Now you can ride without annoying helmet migration, pinching joints, or—thanks to large, air-moving vents—a hot head. In the unlucky event you left your jungle-cat reflexes at home and a squirrel happens to take it life by jumping into your front-wheel's spokes ... sending you ass-over-teakettle in perfect head-first, lawn-dart form, the impact absorbing in-mold construction will help prevent any serious injury.
- Double-pivot Up-N-Down adjustment system, controlled by a central ratchet wheel, cradles the back of the head for a precise and comfortable fit
- In-molded polystyrene shell and polycarbonate inner ensures a lightweight shock-absorbing structure
- CoolMax removable and washable inner padding keeps you comfortable and the helmet funk free
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Excellent fit, extremely lightweight...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It's already done it's job. I just bought the damned thing less than 2 months ago and I smashed my Calabasa against the pavement today. The shell and foam buckled and delaminated but my head is in one piece!!!!
Thank you Kask for preventing additional loss of my already sorry IQ.
Not my favorite
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this helmet as I thought it would fit like my Vertigo, but it doesn't.
The helmet is tighter and doesn't sit on my head like the Vertigo does. The retention system seems bulkier and can interfere with glasses like my Oakley Radars, but works fine with my Salice 007. I don't hate it, as I would rather wear this than my Giro Prolight, but I will replace this helmet soon.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this helmet! It is super comfortable, light, secure, and looks sleek. It is so comfortable, I forget I am wearing a helmet. I have not experienced issues with the low drop and the fit of my sunglasses. I wear Smith PivLock V2 Max when I ride and have no issues at all.
Kask K50 EVO Helmet
I ended up returning this helmet. I loved how comfortable and well made it was, but because of the drop the helmet makes behind the ear, you can't wear a normal (straight arm) pair of sunglasses. As long as your sunglasses curve down behind the ear, you will be fine.
Very Comfortable
I use this helmet for mountain biking, road biking, and cyclocross racing. The vents are well placed for protection, I smacked a tree branch with it on and came away unscathed.
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kask have done it again super style k50 evo
super light super up/down adjustment system fit's all heads
washable pad's and chin stap wick so well made
shell wraps all the foam all round and underside as well
best fitting out all helmet's i have had and i have had most
of them just feels so good ..well done kask,
Amazing fit but glaring sunglass problem
This helmet had the most secure and comfortable fit I have ever experienced. The Up and Down retention system really does live up to everything Kask says. I had absolutely no problem finding a perfect fit. Also, the quality of the helmet itself was some of the best I have every experienced.
BUT! There seems to be a glaring flaw with the retention systems design depending on your head size and sunglass choice. Of all my sunglasses that I tried *No-Name brand, Oakley, Smith* NOT A SINGLE ONE fit with this helmets retention system. The Up and Down comes quite low on the back of your head and as a result the ear stems clashed every single time. I was either forced to shove the stems under the retention and pinch my head or stretch them very far over where they then refused to move with my face.
Hi I wanted to know whether you could fit your helmets in the vents when not using them?
Awesome fit.
Got the helmet today, bought it because of the price and because it might fit my odd head. Kask helmets are pretty roomy and fit rounded heads way better than anything i had tried before. Since I got the blue color i did not pay that much either.
The helmet is comfortable right out of the box, still need to try it riding but the 1st impression is super positive. Well finished, not heavy, really nice helmet.
Very nice!
the K10 uni-size didn't fit my 24" circ. block-head but this K5 in Large fits perfectly. Nicely made, really makes you appreciate the difference in Italian helmets, shoes, and clothing over anything made in Asia. Nicest helmet I've ever owned.
Good one
My wife bought this one. She was worried about fit, but with the two-way adjustment (up and down, or sort of higher on your head or lower to your eyes, and then the standard wider or narrower, it works perfect.). Got to love the made in Italy. Nice one. Well made.
Low Pro...
The other reviewers were right...this is a serious "low profile" helmet. It sits low on the head and on the sides. FULL DISCLOSURE: I have girthy cranium at 24" and the LARGE fit perfect. but I would say if your head is bigger than mine...its not going to fit.
The "low profile" is perfect as it does not exaggerate my already enormous head. That makes me feel good. I despise "mushroom head".
The "up/down" and "ratchet system" work awesome in keeping the helmet comfortably snug in all the right places. It is for-sure the most comfortable helmet I've ever had.
I wish I could have got this in a different color, but the blue/white is OK (at $74.97 it's hard to complain). This helmet rivals most that are 2x or 3x the price.
Buy this!
This helmet is far more than I expected it to be. I have a slightly more narrow egg than round and this helmet fits like a glove. I agree with the below post of no "mushroom effect" whatsoever. It is light, very comfortable, and has plently of ventilation. I live in FL and it is very comfortable in our hot/humid weather. I am about 59cm and the large is perfect w/out any looseness or voids that I have been left with from other products that fit you round heads out there. Buy this, you won't regret it.
It comes with a soft pseudo suede chin strap cover, this was disposed of shortly after unpacking.
Great Helmet
Used this helmet for a 580mile ride in California and it was extremely comfortable. It hugged the back of my head, it was very easy to adjust - most importantly, I could easily put my pony tail through between the helmet and the adjustment system. It is also very cool on long rides where the temperature is over 100F. Highly recommend it.
less dorky, most comfortable
Helmets fit so subjectively from brand to brand, but after trying them all, this K50 completely dodged the dreaded "mushroom effect," and was the lowest profile (neither tall, nor wide), and most comfortable helmet I've ever put on. So much so, it almost has a vintage profile to it, as it sits so low on the head. The Up-N-Down system is a sneaky, hugely versatile, and very secure system which cradles the top of the neck (instead of the back of the head), and ensures the helmet simply disappears when worn, yet keeps it in place on those mach 2 descents. Ventilation and Coolmax pads are top quality, as is the "100% Made in Italy" construction.
* vents aren't terribly sunglasses-friendly, but I'll survive
* I'm about a 57.5, and the Large provides plenty of adjustability, whether or not a cap is being worn


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Jeremy also has eight years of experience in management consulting at some of the world's most well-known firms in that industry, including McKinsey & Co. and AT Kearney, where he became the youngest engagement manager in the company's history and built a new global practice in what is now called "Big Data." A lifelong learner, Jeremy has developed a new system for learning Chinese and has contributed to a range of open source projects as a developer. He regularly provides business commentary in various media outlets.


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HARSH V. PANT is Reader in International Relations in the Defence Studies Department at King's College London, United Kingdom. He is also an Associate at the Centre for Science and Security Studies and the India Institute at King's College London. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore; a Visiting Fellow at the Center for the Advanced Study of India, University of Pennsylvania; a Visiting Scholar at the Center for International Peace and Security Studies, McGill University, Montreal, Canada; and an Emerging Leaders Fellow at the Australia-India Institute, University of Melbourne, Australia. His current research is focused on Asian security issues. Dr. Pant's most recent books include The US-India Nuclear Pact: Policy, Process and Great Power Politics (Oxford University Press, 2011), The Rise of China: Implications for India (Cambridge University Press, 2012), and The Rise of the Indian Navy: Internal Vulnerabilities: External Challenges (Ashgate, 2012). Dr. Pant is a graduate of Delhi University. He holds an M.A. and an M.Phil. from Jawaharlal Nehru University and a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Notre Dame.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California (Reuters) – The film "12 Years a Slave" took the coveted Golden Globe for best drama and "American Hustle" won best musical or comedy on Sunday in a kick-off to the Hollywood awards season that foreshadows a wide scattering of honors for a year crowded with high-quality movies.
Only two films garnered more than one award at the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards, an important but not entirely accurate barometer for the industry's highest honors, the Academy Awards to be held on March 2.
"American Hustle," a romp through corruption in the 1970s directed by David O. Russell, was the top winner with three Globes for its seven nominations, while modest AIDS film "Dallas Buyers Club" starring Matthew McConaughey, took home two acting awards for him and co-star Jared Leto.
British director Steve McQueen's brutal depiction of pre-Civil war American slavery in "12 Years a Slave," based on a true story of free black man Solomon Northup who was sold into slavery, only won one award out of its seven nominations. It was entirely shut out from the acting honors, for which it had been a presumed favorite.
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But best drama is the top award of the Golden Globes and McQueen thanked actor and producer Brad Pitt, who played a small part in the film but a big role in getting it made. "Without you this movie would never had gotten made, so thank you, wherever you may be," McQueen said.
Among those that left empty-handed were two darlings of critics, the Coen brothers' paean to the 1960s folk scene "Inside Llewyn Davis" and Alexander Payne's homage to the heartland, "Nebraska."
The first big night of the Hollywood awards season is the purview of the 90 some journalists in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), who wield outsized clout in the awards race as buzz around these honors influences members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in their voting for the Oscars.
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Oscar nominations are to be announced on Thursday and "12 Years a Slave" and "American Hustle" are likely to be in the list of 10 nominees for best picture, going head-to-head unlike in the Globes, where they competed in two separate categories.
The Globes have a mixed record when it comes to predicting the Oscar best picture, though last year's best drama winner, "Argo," did go on to win the Academy Award for best movie.
In a setting more intimate and whimsical than the tightly scripted Oscars, A-listers and powerbrokers pow-wowed over cocktails and returning co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler poked fun at the most powerful in the glamorous audience.
It was a night in which there seemed to be a prize for most every film, a reflection of a banner year for quality cinema in which critically acclaimed films piled up in the last half of the year.
The top drama acting awards went to Cate Blanchett for her turn as a riches-to-rags socialite in Woody Allen's tragicomedy "Blue Jasmine" and McConaughey for his portrayal of unlikely AIDS activist Ron Woodroof for which he lost 50 pounds.
"Ron Woodroof's story was an underdog, for years it was an underdog, we couldn't get it made … I'm so glad it got passed on so many times or it wouldn't have come to me," said McConaughey, widely lauded for a string of strong performances this year.
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Russell, who reunited cast members from his previous films, reaped the rewards of loyal actors.
Amy Adams won best actress in a musical or comedy for her role as the conniving partner to a con-man played by Christian Bale in "American Hustle," while Jennifer Lawrence took best supporting actress for her turn as his loopy wife.
"David, you write such amazing roles for women," Adams told the star-studded room as she accepted the award. She starred in Russell's 2010 "The Fighter," while Lawrence won the best actress Oscar last year for his previous film, "Silver Linings Playbook."
The HFPA is known to also reward big Hollywood names and this year Leonardo DiCaprio won best actor in a musical or comedy for his role as a fast-living, drug-popping, swindling stockbroker in the "The Wolf of Wall Street," his fifth collaboration with director Martin Scorsese.
"As the history of cinema unfolds, you will be regarded as one of the great artists of all time," DiCaprio told Scorsese as he accepted the award.
Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron won best director for his existential space thriller, "Gravity," a film starring Sandra Bullock as an astronaut tumbling through space that has won praise for its groundbreaking technical advances.
Director Spike Jonze took home the Globe for best screenplay for his quirky computer-age comedy "Her," starring Joaquin Phoenix.
The HFPA honored Woody Allen with the Cecil B. DeMille award recognizing outstanding contribution to the entertainment field. Famously averse to awards shows, the 78-year-old Allen sent one of his favorite actresses, Diane Keaton, to stand in for him.
The Golden Globes are also the opening salvo for red carpet fashion, and this year Hollywood's leading ladies appeared to favor shimmery champagne, silver and gold, along with bright reds and vibrant floral shades for their gowns.
In the television awards, "Breaking Bad" won best drama for its offbeat story about a school teacher turned drug kingpin, a show that concluded last year with its much acclaimed fifth and final season.
"This is such a wonderful honor and such a lovely way to say goodbye to the show that meant so much to me," said Bryan Cranston, who accepted the award for best actor in a drama series.
The full list of winners is:
Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture – Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle)
Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series, Mini-series or TV Movie – Jacqueline Bisset (Dancing on the Edge)
Best Mini-series or TV Movie – Behind the Candelabra
Best Actress in a Mini-series or TV Movie – Elisabeth Moss (Top of the Lake)
Best Actor in a TV Series (Drama) – Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad)
Best TV Series (Drama) – Breaking Bad
Best Original Score in a Motion Picture – Alex Ebert (All is Lost)
Best Song in a Motion Picture – Ordinary Love by U2 & Brian Burton (Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom)
Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series, Mini-series or TV Movie – Jon Voight (Ray Donovan)
Best Actress in a Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical) – Amy Adams (American Hustle)
Best Actress in a TV Series (Drama) – Robin Wright (House of Cards)
Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture – Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Screenplay – Spike Jonze (Her)
Best Actor in a TV Series (Comedy or Musical) – Andy Samberg (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
Best Foreign Language Film – The Great Beauty (Italy)
Best Actor in a Mini-series or TV Movie – Michael Douglas (Behind the Candelabra)
Best Animated Film – Frozen
Best Actress in a TV Series (Comedy) – Amy Poehler (Parks & Recreation)
Best Director – Alfonso Cuaron (Gravity)
Best TV Series (Comedy) – Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical) – Leonardo DiCaprio (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Best Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical) – American Hustle
Best Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama) – Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama) – Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Motion Picture (Drama) – 12 Years a Slave
Cecil B. DeMille Award – Woody Allen
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Melissa Memorial Hospital is currently in the works to serve as a beta site for the next phase of the Electronic Medical Records.
East Phillips County Hospital District board members were told Thursday, Dec. 27 during their regular meeting that MMH is moving forward to help build and construct the next version of the EMRs with NextGen.
"This will allow us to really be fully integrated," MMH administrator John Ayoub said. "I think there are multiple, multiple benefits of being a beta site."
Ayoub said this will be a great way to, as he said director of IT David Bickford puts it, "Melissaize the product."
In the past, other groups have had products beta tested, and hospitals such as MMH would get the product allotted for mass production.
"Now we will have the opportunity to say this is how we want to do it. This is how we're going to use it," Ayoub said. "We will be the first site in the country to utilize this."
Board member Mike Woodhead stated a few concerns regarding the beta site news. He noted how he feels there will be more work involved for MMH staff, as there were some hiccups and bugs in the road when MMH went live in September with the EMRs.
"I'd like to know what kind of financial compensation they're looking at," Woodhead noted.
Ayoub said he feels the transition MMH experienced was relatively smoother than other area hospitals as well as others in the state.
Woodhead noted MMH can't see the commitment to the patients dwindle when moving forward with the beta site.
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Ayoub reported Dr. Patricia Coyman has been seeing patients and fitting in nicely and has been very well received.
The administrator said the credit committee in Washington, D.C. has approved the refinance for the hospital and MMH is currently awaiting the HUD commitment letter. Ayoub said this was the biggest hurdle they had to get over on the way to the finalization of the refinance.
MMH staff members have begun meeting as a part of an ESF Emergency Support Function 8 meeting. ESF 8 is an order signed by George W. Bush that requires everyone to use a common language during a disaster response. It was noted MMH uses NIMS which helps the organization communicate with other hospitals in a time of a disaster. Ayoub said a recent meeting was attended by numerous representatives from county agencies as the county plan hasn't been updated since 2002. He said it was a successful meeting and another one is already in the works.
The administrator said the hospital experienced an issue with Cheyenne Radiology who experienced a change with their information technology infrastructure and lost a lot of information. Some of the customers who had an x-ray in Holyoke and had it read by Cheyenne Radiology may have had an issue with their statements. Ayoub said MMH is ironing the details out on a case by case basis.
Ayoub also noted a third party who handles the private pay billing for MMH had an issue just after the go-live date of the Electronic Medical Records. He said the company was showing some bills had been sent out when in fact they hadn't. Ayoub said it's nothing big but wanted the board to know what is going on in case they are approached by community members.
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In other business Dec. 27, board members:
—approved a capital purchase request for $28,188 to buy more hardware for the hospital's data center located in Texas.
—accepted the 2013 balanced scorecard strategy map.
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I spend most of my time on holiday pretending to work, which is a very fortunate way to live. But as a generation we 21st-century travellers are extraordinarily privileged to be able to see so much of the world in safety; in previous centuries most people travelled only for war or pilgrimage (and sometimes for both at the same time). These days, the main reason to travel is to meet people in peace.
And the best way to do that is to travel in a way that does not isolate you from the host community. In general, the thickness of the mattress is in inverse proportion to the proximity of the people.
The cheaper you travel, the closer you get to the soul of a place. At The Independent (where I have now been on the travel desk for so long they call me "senior travel editor"), I have the strap-line "The man who pays his way" because I don't accept free transport or accommodation from the travel trade. As a result of this somewhat curious and eccentric policy, I tend to meet a lot of very interesting folk. The people with the best stories to tell live life in the cheap seats.


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One week after a temporary and slight respite from increasing prices, the average price per gallon for diesel fuel is heading up again, according to data from the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
After a 0.1 cent decline last week, diesel prices went up 2.5 cents to $3.932 per gallon, with prices up 99.3 cents on an annual basis.
As has been the case in recent weeks, the average price per gallon is at its highest level since reaching $3.958 the week of September 26, 2008. Diesel prices have been at $3 or more per gallon for 25 straight weeks. And prior to the week of October 4, 2010, when diesel prices hit the $3 per gallon mark, the average price per gallon was below $3.00 for 18 straight weeks.
As LM has reported, diesel prices and the price per barrel of oil have been increasing for many reasons, most notably due to political and civil unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, specifically in Libya in recent weeks, has resulted in oil producers in that region suspending or shuttering operations, according to media reports. This has subsequently led to tighter supplies, which is driving up oil and gas prices. And the recent earthquake and Tsunami in Japan also has the potential to lead to further prices hikes, too, say many industry experts.
As of press time, oil barrel prices were at $102.85 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, according to media reports, after topping $106 per barrel last week, due to the situation in Libya.
In terms of how these prices can impact supply chain and logistics operations at a time when freight volumes are showing slow but consistent growth, many shippers have expressed concern about the pace of these diesel increases, explaining that if prices continue to rise at their current pace, it has the potential to hinder growth and increase operating costs, which will, in turn, force them to raise rates and offset the increased prices to consumers.
And due to the economics driving the increases in global oil prices, shippers really don't have any choice in the matter, a shipper told LM.
"Shippers will have to pay to get their goods to market even as the price of fuel increases," said the shipper. "The fuel surcharge (FSC) is not necessarily an evil thing. Shippers need to [partner] with transportation and logistics services companies and realize that without an FSC these companies would not likely be able to stay in business…but shippers need to do their homework to determine what the actual costs are and what percent they should pay to carriers."
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TUSTIN, Calif. A violent rampage that left four dead in suburban Orange County began in the pre-dawn hours Tuesday when a 20-year-old killed a woman in his home and sped away in his parents' car, authorities said.
An hour later, it was over - but not before Ali Syed had killed two more people during carjackings, shot up vehicles on a busy freeway interchange and left three others injured in a trail of carnage that stretched across 25 miles.
One driver was forced from his BMW at a stop sign, marched to a curb and shot in the back of the head as other commuters watched in horror.
"He was basically executed," Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said. "There were at least six witnesses."
Syed later killed himself. He lived with his parents at the Ladera Ranch residence where the first victim, an unidentified woman in her 20s, was slain, Tustin police Chief Scott Jordan said. He was unemployed, taking one class at a local community college, Jordan said.
The woman was not related to the shooter and it wasn't known what she was doing at the home, said Orange County sheriff's spokesman Jim Amormino.
Syed's parents were in the house at the time, fled the residence when shots were fired, and reported it, he said.
Jordan said Syed stated to one carjacking victim: "I don't want to hurt you. I killed somebody. Today is my last day."
Jordan said there was no indication of a motive, but he sought to assure residents that the violence was over.
"There is no conspiracy here, there are no outstanding suspects, it was a very, very unfortunate situation, but I don't think the people here in Orange County have to be worried about their safety," he said.
The violence began at 4:45 a.m., when deputies responded to a call from Ladera Ranch, a sleepy inland town about 55 miles southeast of Los Angeles. They found the woman shot multiple times.
Jason Glass, who lives across the street, said he couldn't sleep and was watching TV in his garage with the door partly open when he heard what sounded like gun shots.
Then he heard a commotion and the sound of a car speeding away.
Hours later, his neighborhood was flooded with police, and crime scene tape sectioned off the street.
"I just happened to be in here when this happened," Glass said about his garage. "To think he could have rolled under my door or needed a car or needed to hide is crazy. It's freaking me out."
From Ladera Ranch, police said the gunman headed north and pulled off Interstate 5 in Tustin, about 20 miles away, with a flat tire and other damage to his parents' car.
A man who was waiting in a shopping center parking lot to carpool with his son saw Syed had a gun and tried to escape in his Cadillac, Jordan said. Syed ran after the car as it drove away and fired his shotgun through the back window, striking the driver in head but not killing him.
The driver "noticed that he was loading his shotgun, so he simply gets back in his car and tries to escape," Jordan said. "He's driving through the parking lot trying to get away and the suspect is actually chasing him on foot, taking shots at him."
Syed then crossed the street to a Mobil gas station, where he approached the driver of a pick-up and asked for his keys, Jordan said.
"He says something to the effect of, `I've killed somebody. Today's my last day. I don't want to hurt you. Give me your keys,'" he said. "He hands over the keys and he gets in the truck and leaves."


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I have used them for the military prior to high elevation deployments. They work pretty well. I would recommend using it for cardio and during strength training. Better tool for increasing resistance than a weight vest (bad for joints). You need to keep using right up until you leave. Your body will revert back pretty quickly. If you have any respiratory issues you should talk to a doc first, they can cause problems.
I went ahead and bought one. It makes breathing tough for sure!
I wouldn't worry at 10000, not that I have extensive high country hunting background, but I did some very intense hiking at that elevation this summer alone, and while it wasn't the same as back home in ND, it wasn't enough of a difference to change your workout routine for.
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The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education for Psychology.
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American Psychological Association. 2009. Assessment CyberGuide for Learning Goals & Outcomes in the Undergraduate Psychology Major. http://www.apa.org/ed/guidehomepage.html (accessed December 6, 2012).
Task Force on Undergraduate Psychology Major Competencies. 2006. Goal 6. Information and Technological Literacy. "Undergraduate Psychology Major Learning Goals and Outcomes: A Report." http://www.uis.edu/psychology/curriculum/documents/apa-learning-goals.pdf (accessed December 6, 2012)
ACRL Education and Behavioral Sciences Section - Psychology Information Literacy Working Group. 2010. ACRL Psychology Information Literacy Standards. http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/psych_info_lit.cfm (accessed December 6, 2012).
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Carter, Elizabeth Wall and Timothy K. Daugherty. 1998. Library instruction and psychology: a cooperative effort at the Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. Technical Services Quarterly 16(1): 33-41.
Cranney, Jacquelyn, Sue Morris, Branka Spehar, and Michele Scoufis. 2008. Helping first year students think like psychologists: Supporting information literacy and teamwork skill development. Psychology Learning & Teaching 7(1): 28-36.
Daugherty, Timothy K. and Elizabeth W. Carter. 1997. Assessment of outcome-focused library instruction in psychology. Journal of Instructional Psychology 24(1): 29-34.
Gordon, Larissa & Bartoli, Eleonora. (2012): Using Discipline-Based Professional Association Standards for Information Literacy Integration: A Review and Case Study, Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian, 31:1, 23-38.
Hanson, Annette L., et al. 1991. Tracking the clinical psychiatric literature: what is out there? Academic Psychiatry 15(1): 33-39.
Harris, Charles M., and S. Lynn Cameron. 2010. Displacing Wikipedia: Information literacy for first-year students. Best practices for teaching beginnings and endings in the psychology major: Research, cases, and recommendations. 125-136. New York, NY US: Oxford University Press.
Hine, Alison, et al. 2002. Embedding information literacy in a university subject through collaborative partnerships. Psychology Learning & Teaching 2(2): 102-107.
Lampert, Lynn. 2005. Getting psyched about information literacy: a successful faculty-librarian collaboration for educational psychology and counseling. The Reference Librarian 89/90: 5-23.
Larkin, Judith E. and Harvey Pines. 2005. Developing information literacy and research skills in introductory psychology: a case study. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 31(1): 40-5.
Merriam, Joyce, Ross T. LaBaugh, and Nancy E. Butterfield. 1992. Library instruction for psychology majors: minimum training guidelines. Teaching of Psychology 19(1): 34-36.
Mitchell, Rie Rogers, et al. Future Step in Counselor Education: Information Competence. Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling, California State University, Northridge. http://www.csun.edu/edpsy/ACES/index.html (accessed accessed December 6, 2012).
Munsey, Christopher. 2006. Knowing what to teach, and assessing what's been taught. Monitor on Psychology 37, no.10. http://www.apa.org/monitor/nov06/knowing.html (accessed December 6, 2012).
Paglia, Alison and Annie Donahue. 2003. Collaboration works: integrating information competencies into the psychology curricula. Reference Services Review 31(4): 320-8.
Silver, S. and L. Nickel. 2003. Taking library instruction online: using the campus portal to deliver a web-based tutorial for psychology students. Internet Reference Services Quarterly 8(4): 1-9.
Thaxton, Lynn. 2002. Information dissemination and library instruction in psychology revisited. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 21(1): 1-14.
Thaxton, Lynn, Mary Beth Faccioli, and Anne Page Mosby. 2004. Leveraging collaboration for information literacy in psychology. Reference Services Review 32(10): 185-189.
Zalaquett, Carlos P. and Debra S. Osborn. 2007. Fostering counseling students' career information literacy through a comprehensive career web site. Counselor Education & Supervision 46(3): 162-171.


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ATHENS, Ga. -- The third-ranked Georgia football team practiced for more than two hours in full pads on Tuesday afternoon in preparation for Saturday's showdown with Georgia Tech.
"It was another good day of practice," said Georgia head coach Mark Richt. "I thought the scout team did a good job. They did as well as they could out there today. We are getting better."
Richt and selected players also took part in the Bulldogs' weekly press conference earlier in the afternoon where they discussed the matchup with Georgia Tech.
"It's a very challenging week of preparation for us," Richt said. "I think the guys understand how important this game is, and they want to win it. They want to win all of them, but I think this game takes on a little bit more special meaning for them."
Richt was also asked about the group of seniors who will be playing their final game at Sanford Stadium this weekend.
"I'm very impressed with this senior bunch," Richt said. "They really wanted to take some ownership of this team. They didn't just want it to be another year where we came up short, so I saw a sense of urgency in the offseason."
Georgia's senior class will be honored prior to the game on Saturday.
It was also announced on Tuesday that Jarvis Jones has been named a finalist for the Butkus Award. The junior from Columbus is ranked first nationally in fumbles forced and second in tackles for loss and sacks.
The lone change from Monday's injury report was that freshman tailback Keith Marshall has a right shoulder contusion and participated in practice on a limited basis on Tuesday.
The Bulldogs (10-1) and Jackets (6-5) are set for a 12:01 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, and the contest will air nationally on ESPN.
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Used regular tomatoes rather than plum tomatoes because looking to use up tomatoes from the garden. Otherwise did not change up recipe any, and family loved it.
Tastes like grandma's cooking when I was a little kid. I use a can of tomatoes. I tried pre-cooked bacon crumbles, but it was not good - it's worth the mess to cook the bacon. This is one of my favorite recipes.
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WHEELING - For the eighth time in school history, St. John Central is the queenpin of the OVAC Class A girls' softball field.
The Irish (18-4) tied Edison and John Marshall with eight titles after their methodical, 6-0, whitewashing off Bishop Donahue on a down-right cold Saturday morning on Lisa's Field at the J.B. Chambers I-470 Complex.
Only the Bishops (13) and Wheeling Central (10) have more championships. It was St. John Central's first championship since the 2007 season.
"These girls stepped up. I can't be any happier with a group of girls," veteran Irish coach Jerry Magistro said. "When we started this back in the winter, we didn't have the numbers and we had some injuries. We had a lot of freshmen who had to play, and some kids even played hurt.
"So, with everything that's gone on this season, and where we are now, I'm just so happy for these kids. I'm sure there were a lot of people out there that didn't think we'd get this far, or do this good, but these freshmen getting to play in a big game like this gives them even more experience for the years to come.
While most of the talk centered around his first-year players, sophomore Hannah Absalom, who sat out her freshman season because of injury, continued her dominance from inside the circle.
The hard-throwing Absalom struck out 16 Bishops, one less than she did against Conotton Valley in a semifinal victory. She was perfect for 3 innings before walking Abby Randolph on a 3-2 pitch. She then retired the next seven Bishops before yielding a two-out single to shallow left by Tess Fallova, who was erased attempting to steal by veteran Irish catcher Rosa Young.
Absalom gave up a leadoff single to Randolph to start the seventh, but struck out the side to end the game.
"Hannah has done this all season for us," Magistro said. "With her in the circle, we are a pretty good team."
Absalom was also responsible for scoring half of her team's runs. She led off the game with a wicked smash off the right knee of Bishop Donahue third baseman Beth Wolfe, who was carried off the field and later taken to Wheeling Hospital for diagnosis.
After stealing second, Absalom was sacrificed to third by Kaydie Coppa. She scored on Young's bouncer to short. That proved to be the only run the lanky sophomore needed, but the Irish did let up.
They plated another run in the second as Sydney Helms drew a leadoff walk and went to second on a wild pitch. With one out, Amber LaMotte's grounder to short skipped into the outfield for an error as Helms chugged home.
It became 4-0 in the third when Absalom drilled a triple to deep left leading off. Coppa's infield single got Absalom home and Coppa crossed the plate when Gina Beekman's shot to second was misplayed.
Some aggressive baserunning by the Irish made it 6-0 in the fourth. Kyleigh Falcone reached second on a one-out error and Cheyenne Harris bunted her to third. Absalom walked and Coppa's infield roller turned into a circus as the Irish runners never seemed to stop running while the Bishops threw the ball around the infield, albeit late every time.
When it was all said and done and the dust had settled, Falcone and Absalom had both scored.
"We lost a game earlier this season because of our baserunning," Magistro recalled. "But I thought our baserunning got us a couple of runs."
Bishop Donahue head coach Curt Mele said, despite the loss, he was proud of his team.
"I really liked our chances coming in, but we knew that it would take a nearly perfect game to beat St. John. They have a great team that is very well coached, and we didn't play a perfect game. Give them (St. John) credit."
Mele did note that Wolfe suffered a badly bruised knee and will need further diagnosis after the swelling goes down.
Magistro, who ran his 12-year record to 242-73, was really happy for his trio of seniors.
"Rosa has been our catcher and our No. 3 hitter for four years," he praised. "I'm not sure many teams can say that. She's really aggressive behind the plate and does a good job with the bat.
"Gina is the one I really want to talk about," Magistro added.
"Here's a girl that is a great pitcher that never got to pitch (Saturday) because she's such a good third baseman. I don't know if she's ever had an errant throw to first base in four years, but she did it for the team. We are a much better team with her at third, and I take my hat off to her. I really do. She thought of her team first.
"And Emily Powell. This girl has had so much bad luck in her four years with injuries. I really happy that she is involved in something like this. She deserves it for what she's been through in four years."
With one of its goals achieved, the Irish will now set their sights on the remaining regular-season schedule, which continues Monday on Amanda's Field in Bellaire when Union Local comes calling, and the upcoming Division IV Sectional Tournament.


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It took him six years and six countries, but in 2009, Iraqi refugee Luay Aziz found a home in the El Cajon office of the International Rescue Committee. He attends classes at Cuyamaca College and works as a cage cashier at the Viejas Casino, but the IRC is where his heart is. Also his brain and his calculator.
"The first time I came here, I was waiting in the reception area, and I watched how friendly people were and how happy everyone was about helping other people, and I just loved the environment," Aziz said of the El Cajon branch of the IRC, a nonprofit group that helps refugees with everything from clothes and housing to immigration assistance and small-business loans.
"I applied for a job, but they didn't hire me. I wanted to be here, so I volunteered. It is my second home. I help them, and they help me."
The 35-year-old Aziz is a member of the IRC's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, which helps low-income clients — many of them refugees with limited English skills — by giving them free income-tax preparation. The job requires 16 hours of classroom training, much of it on the weekends. When tax season rolls around, volunteers must be available for at least six hours of tax-preparation duty every week.
It is a demanding job with a lot of responsibility and nothing in the way of salary. But for Aziz, an aspiring bookkeeper and accountant, it adds up perfectly. After volunteering in the front office for three years, he joined the tax program in 2012.
"I was one of those people once, so I feel so happy when I can help them," Aziz said of his refugee clients. "But a very important thing about doing taxes is it helps me understand how the United States works. To be part of the community, I have to understand how society works, how the government works and what people are thinking. I learn something new every day."
Aziz's journey from Iraq to El Cajon was long and full of detours. In Iraq, he studied mechanical engineering at the University of Technology in Baghdad while working as a carpenter and a videographer. He and his family — mother, father, two brothers and a sister — fled Iraq in 2003. After a brief stop in Turkey, Aziz ended up in Greece, where he continued with carpentry.
In late 2006, he headed for the U.S. by way of Spain, Guatemala and Mexico. When he arrived in San Diego, Aziz had a mechanical-engineering degree that he couldn't use because of lack of documentation and carpentry skills that were not in demand because of the recession. So he began studying business administration at Cuyamaca and started working in gas stations. Many gas stations.
"When I got here, I was starting from zero. I was looking for a good job and how to find a space in this society," said Aziz, who got his associate degree in business administration last year and returned to study accounting and bookkeeping. "It is still a big challenge, learning how to follow the rules and how to deserve to be an American. But I believe that if somebody wants to do something, they can do it."
At the IRC's no-frills office on East Main Street, Aziz spends his Mondays preparing his clients' tax forms and connecting them with other IRC services as necessary. It helps that he can speak Arabic, Greek and Chaldean. It also helps that he speaks with the voice of experience.
"He's very good at this," said Jason Jarvinen, program manager for the committee's Center for Financial Opportunity. "As someone who came recently to the U.S. himself, he has firsthand knowledge of the challenges of the system. He is very calm and patient. When it is a really busy day and there are a lot of customers who are in a rush, he never gets flustered. He is unflappable."


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Paramount MX or CGE PRO ?
Posted 25 February 2013 - 11:54 PM
I'm currently using a wedge mounted CPC1100 and I've been getting some decent images with this setup. (or at least what I would call decent) You can check out my astrobin site in my sig. if you want to see some of them. My scopes include the C11, 120ED & 80ED. The problem I'm having is when the weather (seeing) isn't up to imaging with the C11, then I still have to lug it around due to it being mounted to the CPC. I also can't use the 120ED for imaging because it's just too much weight for the CPC+C11 to handle well. As you can imagine this just isn't optimal and leads to me foregoing imaging on quite a few nights due to 'the hassle'.
So my original thought was to upgrade my mount to the CGE Pro and solve the problem. I would defork the C11(as I've extensively modified it) and either sell the forks or keep them until I decide to sell the C11 someday. With the current PMX sale going on I'm really stuck on whether it would be a good idea to bite the bullet and go straight for what I would call a 'premium' mount. I've pretty much ruled out all the others in this price range. I originally thought I would go with an AP mount, but with the sale on the PMX it's just much more attractive than the 900 and too far away from the 1600 to consider. (I don't want to go used as I want full warranty/support from the manufacturer) My $$ limit is definately 10K or preferably less.
So having never used an equatorial mount I'm a bit nervous to be spending this much on one.. I'm interested in expanding my image portfolio with higher quality images that are easier to obtain. (Galaxies, Nebula, Clusters, Etc) Is there anybody who has personal experience with both the Pro and PMX? I have a pier and plan to leave either one semi-permanently mounted outside.
I know the easy answer is to buy the PMX and forget about the CGEPRO because it's better in every way shape and form. BUT part of me wonders if I would be just as happy with the CGEPRO and $3K in my pocket... (or an upgraded camera, lol)
Posted 26 February 2013 - 12:06 AM
Another in the price range that will give great performance and for a bit less than the MX is the Losmandy Titan. I can say first hand that this mount performs far above its cost. Mine has a corrected PE of 1.6.
Posted 26 February 2013 - 02:07 AM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 02:39 AM
Unlike luxury goods (where say a Rolex doesn't buy you better performance than a Casio) with mounts you DO get what you pay for.
Had I known this I could have saved a lot of money by NOT buying lower-tier mounts.
Posted 26 February 2013 - 12:01 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 01:05 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 01:20 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 02:29 PM
Which is perfect for either mount. The MX is highly portable, but doesn't have to be used in that mode. Not putting a polar scope in also opens up more room for through the mount cabling.
I have a pier and plan to leave either one semi-permanently mounted outside.
Posted 26 February 2013 - 03:23 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 03:36 PM
I had a CGE-Pro for 1.5 years, and have now owned the MX for exactly one year. The MX is the better mount, no doubt. However, (maybe I was one of the few) - I really had no problems with the Pro, and imaged many successful targets in the time I had it. I would say mine was worth the money I paid for it, so I don't have any regrets. All that being said - if you can afford it get the MX (and an equally as nice tripod, Rob Miller if/when he surfaces again, or the Bisque one).
This is probably the only post that is relevant.. He has had both mounts.. But I guess you did ask for "opinions"..
I've said it before and i'll say it again, for the 4th time, I will smoke any gear driven mount with my pro.. but with the money I saved switching to Geico, I was able to upgrade the mount with a TDM and aeroquest/deepspace products TLC...
Posted 26 February 2013 - 03:56 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 04:51 PM
Jeff, you had a CGE PRO and now have an MX. Why did you upgrade to the MX?
It was a lot of little things more than any one thing.
In no particular order, in rough-form and off the top of my head:
- Pro is very heavy
- Pro is bulky
- Pro's dovetail is small, and the clutch knobs are placed in a bad spot and are hard to turn
- Pro's tripod (I'm a remote drive-to/setup/teardown user) is ginormous. No idea why they made it so tall
- The PE on mine wasn't bad (2.5 with PemPRO), but I knew I could do better
- The 3 or 4 people I knew that had one just had the best things to say about Paramounts (that was about 35% of my decision)
- Bisque's cust service (positive)
- SkyX's constant development (positive) - eventually using one program for everything
- I started to get worried about failures on the mount. Multiple reports of RA drives failing, circuit boards, etc
- A few times I did have issues guiding in DEC, unexplained, and from what I heard afterwards, a firmware issue
Plus, the MX just looked so **** cool. Which honestly was about 15/20% of it. :-)
Posted 26 February 2013 - 06:01 PM
Posted 27 February 2013 - 12:23 AM
the cge pro is an ok mount in all....
but it does run a distant 2nd compared to an MX
Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:42 PM
If money is a consideration - and it almost always is - then the difference may be between a CGE Pro and a decent OTA and/or camera and a MX with nothing left to buy anything to put on it.
I would try to get some hands on experience with the CGE Pro, even if it means a bit of travelling. I'd also join a CGE Pro group and talk to people with real world experience with using it.
Posted 27 February 2013 - 09:54 PM
My current mount performance is noted here: http://www.cloudynig.../Number/3720564
Posted 28 February 2013 - 02:35 AM
the CGE Pro won't be substantially better. Although the raw PE is guaranteed to be 10" p-p (vs 25" for your CPC) according to Celestron's own data the PE with PEC enabled is about 5" p-p (0.91" rms) - much better that the CPC but still not mind-blowing.
if the MX is anywhere like an AP (and I assume it is) you can expect 2" to 3" p-p uncorrected and sub 0.5" with PEM enabled.
Posted 28 February 2013 - 10:29 AM
The CGE Pro is worth a serious look for 3k less.
Posted 28 February 2013 - 05:33 PM
Is the extra justified? I'd love to be able to find out - or better still not to care. But it's the same as with all high end equipment, the extra 20% performance costs 80% more.
Posted 01 March 2013 - 11:41 AM
Secondly, it weighs a ton. When I take a scope and set it up, I prefer to set up the tripod/pier first, then bring the mount in it's entirety and connect it, then lastly bring the scope out and connect it to the mount. With the CGE-Pro, the mount weighs I think around 75 pounds. It was a bit much to carry so I had to disconnect the DEC/RA pieces and carry them individually. I didn't like that. Just my two cents.
Posted 02 March 2013 - 08:51 PM
Now.. if only there was a fund I could put money into that would make the clouds disappear I'd be all set. (It's been an ugly winter for nice clear nights here)
Posted 02 March 2013 - 08:56 PM
Congrats and have fun with the new mount!..
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Men's Soccer Allows State No. 12 Harbor To Tie, 2-2
Can a team with a 1-7-3 overall record be encouraged? Maybe the Pasadena City College men's soccer team can feel somewhat good about itself. The Lancers played well at state No. 12 Los Angeles Harbor College, but let a 2-0 first-half lead slip away in a 2-2 tie v. the Seahawks Friday night.
Pasadena is 1-1-2 in SCC play with its only win over El Camino, the giant killers who beat both No. 3 Mt. San Antonio and No. 4 Cerritos just last week. Harbor, 6-2-3 overall, is also 1-1-2 in the highly competitive South Coast league.
The Lancers jumped ahead on an unassisted goal by Vahagn Manoyan in the 19th minute. Twelve minutes later, PCC made it 2-0 as Irving Rosales sent a through ball to Zachary Larson, who used his laser speed to get through the Harbor backline and drive a 15-yard shot into the top left corner. It was Larson's team-leading fifth goal.
With thoughts of an upset dancing in their heads, the Lancers couldn't hang on to the lead as Harbor scored two goals in an eight-minute span during the second half. Damien Bell netted a shot in the 54th minute, then Gabriel Guevara headed in a cross by Joey Martin in the 62nd minute for the tying score. PCC goalie Alex Radillo finished with five saves.
Next week, the Lancers can save their season when they play at Mt. San Antonio (Tuesday, October 9) and then host Cerritos (Friday, October 12). The key SCC matchups have 4 p.m. starts.
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Overview of 2012 Property Tax Levy/2013 Budget
The 2012 operating budget was $31,901,798.
The 2013 operating budget is $30,313,974, or $1,587,824 less.
The 2012 capital budget was $12,278,570 (Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens Phase II and Eclipse Lagoon were donations for a major capital project.) The 2013 capital budget is $9,448,991 or $2,829,579 less.
Major Differences Budget to Budget
Outsourcing food service at RPD concessions and facilities resulted in $100,000 net savings
Reduced seven full time positions (through attrition, organizational alignment, and without layoffs)
Internal service departments, program and facility operational efficiencies and reductions
Health care costs are flat, in part credited to a effective employee wellness program
Overview of Programs and Services
Minor program reductions occurred in Camp Lone Oak, Levings Lakers events, and one summer playground cooperative program was discontinued due to low attendance
Slight fee increases for hockey and golf, and increasing park shelter rentals to marketplace rates
Continuing to maintain free and low cost programs, especially for youth and families
86% of capital improvements will be to maintain current parks and facilities
There are few new projects, and those are made possible by grants and donations (Alpine Hills Adventure Park, Jamestown Park playground replacement, Teahouse at Eclipse Lagoon, boat docks at Riverfront Museum Park, and the accessible fishing pier at Sinnissippi Riverfront)
ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- The Rockford Park District presented the 2013 Budget and Appropriation Ordinance and Certification of Estimates of Revenue to the Board of Commissioners tonight for initial review and discussion. The Board also received the 2012 Tax Levy Ordinance for consideration prior to the publishing of the 2012 Notice of Proposed Property Tax Increase this month.
The Park District budget has been impacted due to economic conditions, unwillingness to raise fees given citizens' ability to pay more, local and state tax revenue declines, and increasing costs of doing business. Since the 2008 recession, the Park District has made about $3.4 million in mid-year budget adjustments or annual budget reductions, and more than $2 million has been cut in order to balance the 2013 budget. The District continues to reduce administrative costs, reduce and/or eliminate programs, adjust program/facility schedules, and cancel programs to achieve a balanced budget for the 104th consecutive year.
Rockford Park District Executive Director Tim Dimke said, "This is a trimmed, lean budget that stretches financial and human resources. We are fully committed to fiscal integrity, and continue to be good stewards of public funds while delivering a high quality park and recreation system at a reasonable cost to residents and visitors. Being awarded the 2012 National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is evidence of our commitment to our citizens, customers, and visitors to our community."
The proposed budget will be available for public review over the next month, and a public hearing will be held at 5:00 p.m. on January 22, 2013. Formal approval by the Board will likely take place at the January 22, 2013 Board meeting. The assessed value presented in the levy is only an estimate; the final EAV, tax levy extension, and tax rate information will not be known until spring 2013.