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The tougher reading standards could potentially hold back 12 percent of Ohio third-graders, according to The Columbus Dispatch.
With the new rules, kids would be tested every year starting in Kindergarten. Any kids who are below standards would receive special tutoring, and any who fail to improve to "proficient" or above by the time of the third-grade reading test would be held back.
Similar standards were passed in Florida a decade ago. While it was rough at first with 13 percent of third-graders in Florida being held back, scores have begun improving, Patricia Levesque, former education advisor to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, told The Dispatch.
However, research shows holding kids back hurts them more than helps. After reviewing decades of research, the National Association of School Psychologists found that grade retention has "deleterious long-term effects," both academically and socially.
Kasich has also proposed tougher grading standards for schools and districts, which he hopes will hold schools more accountable.
Republican critics don't necessarily oppose all the reforms, but they would like to see the reforms implemented more carefully and slowly. School officials, state education groups and teachers unions have repeatedly asked for more time to tell parents and teachers about the upcoming changes.
The news comes at a time when states around the country are moving to enact education reform after years of disappointment. In 2010, the U.S. fell to a rating of "average" in the international rankings released by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. The U.S. ranked No. 14 out of 34 OECD countries in reading, No. 17 for science and a below-average No. 25 for math.
One bright spot was found earlier this year when a report showed U.S. high school graduation rates had increased to 75.5 percent in 2009, up from 72 percent in 2001.
President Barack Obama has tried to encourage widespread education reform with his "Race to the Top" initiative. The program pushes states to compete for funds with education reform plans. The states with the best programs are then rewarded federal funds as they implement reform.
Former Gov. Ted Strickland won funds for Ohio with his reform plan, and U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan congratulated Ohio for being on schedule with reforms earlier this year.
Cincinnati inched closer to equality after moving forward Monday with a measure that would allow city employees in same-sex and other partnerships to receive health insurance benefits.
With a push by Chris Seelbach, the first openly gay councilman in Cincinnati, the measure passed the finance committee with the support of all council members except Charlie Winburn, who abstained.
The approval came after a city report found that same-sex benefits could cost as much as $543,000 a year if 77 partners took advantage of the benefits.
The report suggested City Council mimic a system already in place in Columbus, which requires partners to prove financial interdependency and that they have been together for six months.
If the measure passes City Council, Cincinnati would be more caught up with other cities, states, countries and companies that already grant health benefits to same-sex couples. Earlier this year, the Human Rights Campaign estimated that 60 percent of Fortune 500 companies offer health benefits to same-sex couples, including Procter and Gamble and Fifth Third Bank.
Altogether, it seems like a small step toward equality. What's unfortunate is none of it would be required if same-sex marriage was legal in Ohio. If it was, same-sex couples could get marriage benefits, including health-care coverage.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine on Tuesday approved the petition language for an amendment that would overturn Ohio's 2004 ban on gay marriage. The new amendment would define marriage as "a union of two consenting adults, regardless of gender."
The amendment now moves forward to the Ohio Ballot Board. If approved, it will then require 385,253 signatures from registered voters and, finally, voter approval.
Ohio banned same-sex marriage in 2004 with a majority vote of 62 percent. But Ian James, co-founder of the Freedom to Marry Coalition, told the Huffington Post that he is optimistic things will be different this time, citing recent polls that show the nation is moving toward support of gay marriage.
Alex Triantafilou, chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Party, sent the email Tuesday.
Husted noted that 40,000 poll workers are needed across Ohio. "We can debate the efficacy of the law and voting procedures until we are blue in the face, but the truth is that those 40,000 individuals can have more of an impact on the ultimate success of our elections than the Secretary of State, lawmakers and judges combined," he wrote.
When informed about the email, the head of Hamilton County's Democratic Party said more poll workers always are needed. But he is worried those spurred to apply because of Husted's email will do so due to the wrong motivation and potentially could cause problems at the polls.
"Many of our poll workers serve year after year in multiple elections," said Tim Burke, Hamilton County Democratic Party chairman. "Just because this November is a presidential election doesn't mean that our trained and experienced workers should be pushed aside by those folks, on either side, who want to be poll workers in the presidential, but not in other elections as well. That is a conversation I have had on a number of occasions with the election protection leaders on the Democratic side."
Burke added, "The role of poll workers should be to assist voters in voting correctly, and better than 99 percent of the time, that is what the poll workers — be they Democrats or Republicans — properly do. I am hesitant to bring in poll workers who think their role is to be election police who want to spend Election Day ferreting out fraud and subjecting qualified voters to cross examinations."
In Husted's email, the Secretary of State also acknowledged the partisan battle over the GOP-backed push for voters to show a photo I.D. at polls.
"Unfortunately, the fact that there is 'room for improvement' seems to be the only common ground we have been able to find when it comes to elections reform," Husted wrote. "The closer we get to Election Day, the more heated the rhetoric on both sides will become. One side believes the law is too restrictive and that legal voters are being suppressed. The other side says the system is vulnerable to fraud because there aren't enough checks to ensure only eligible voters are casting ballots."
It should be noted that no study has ever found evidence of widespread voter fraud.
In 2007, a five-year review conducted by the U.S. Justice Department and ordered by President George W. Bush found that just 120 people had been charged and 86 convicted as of 2006 — a miniscule amount when compared to the number of eligible voters in the United States.
Back then, The New York Times wrote, "A federal panel, the Election Assistance Commission, reported last year that the pervasiveness of fraud was debatable. That conclusion played down findings of the consultants who said there was little evidence of it across the country, according to a review of the original report by The New York Times that was reported on Wednesday."
The Times added, "Mistakes and lapses in enforcing voting and registration rules routinely occur in elections, allowing thousands of ineligible voters to go to the polls. But the federal cases provide little evidence of widespread, organized fraud, prosecutors and election law experts said."
The Republican Party also tried to raise allegations of voter registration fraud during the 2008 presidential election, when it began looking like John McCain would lose. When pressed in November 2008, a top official with the McCain- Palin "Honest and Open Election Committee" couldn't cite a single instance in which problems with fake voter registrations resulted in phony votes being cast.
At Husted's urging, Republican
state lawmakers recently acted to repeal portions of House Bill No. 194. Facing
a referendum on the law in November that could've increased Democratic voter
turnout, the repeal restores some opportunities for early voting and allows
poll workers to guide voters to the correct precinct.
In Hamilton County, Democrats who want to be poll workers should call 513-632-7041; Republicans should call 513-632-7042.
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What's up with politicians claiming ignorance of the law? Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich has run afoul of Survivor (the '80s band, not the TV show) for using its song, "Eye of the Tiger," without the band's permission while campaigning.
Of course, numerous other candidates in recent years have faced similar dilemmas including Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Barack Obama. Perhaps they all have a sense of entitlement.
A state lawmaker from Cincinnati is asking U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to send federal election monitors here to ensure all provisional ballots cast in the November election are counted.
State Rep. Alicia Reece (D-Bond Hill) sent the letter this week. She stated that concerns about how provisional ballots were treated in the 2010 race for Hamilton County Juvenile Court judge prompted the letter, adding no significant progress has been made in dealing with the issue since that time.
After a few months of preparation, two Ohio legislators today formally introduced an economic development plan that a nonpartisan group has said could create up to 16,000 jobs in the state.
State Sens. Eric Kearney (D-North Avondale) and Nina Turner (D-Cleveland) have submitted Senate Bill No. 278, known as "Forward Ohio," for the State Legislature's consideration.


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His primary research interests include development of imaging technology for real-time evaluation of M. tuberculosis infection and pathogenesis of central nervous system (CNS) tuberculosis. He has developed both in vitro and in vivo murine models to study CNS invasion by M. tuberculosis. As part of a Gates Foundation funded project, Jain is developing imaging technologies to evaluate M. tuberculosis infections in real-time. These include CT and PET imaging to evaluate the anatomic and inflammatory state of lungs of animals experimentally infected with M. tuberculosis. Using novel radio-nucleotide imaging technology, Dr. Jain is also developing technologies to image live mycobacteria using SPECT imaging. He is also leading a study to evaluate a novel TB test for the diagnosis of active TB in young HIV infected children in India.
Jain received his medical degree in 1999 from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, where he was a house officer in neuro-radiology. He trained in pediatrics at Penn State Children's Hospital, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, and at Tufts University School of Medicine. He was a clinical fellow in pediatric infectious diseases at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine before joining its faculty. Jain was named an associate professor of pediatrics in the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases in 2011. He is current director of the Center for Infection and Inflammation Imaging at Johns Hopkins and a member of the TB Research Lab.
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This is my first real attempt at making a map, although I've got a lot of experience with Photoshop in general. Made in Photoshop CS4, using a lot of textures from CG Textures, and some stock images for a few little things. The chairs and stove belong to Bogie.
I shrunk this down a little to keep it manageable (and uploadable, the end file was gigantic), but there's a full resolution version here. The crumbling sections of the bridge are supremely lazy, I need to go back and refine them, but I'm happy to call this finished for now, and felt like showing off. I think I've done pretty well for a first map.
Any criticism welcome, I want to improve.
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Thanks for the heads up, fixed that. Excellent work with those resources I borrowed, by the way. Saved me a lot of time.
Without reading your text at fist glance it wasn't obvious to me if this is a volcanic underground complex or just walkways over volcanic lakes leading to a living dome or something.
Yeah clarity as to what you're actually looking at is one of the main flaws with this map, it's something I'll definitely work on in future.
I like the map, but I see something that disturbs me in the map...
The borders adjacents to the lava pools are in shadow!! The lava emits light, so, these borders must be illuminated, not in shadow, and the central areas with less bright / less illuminated (because the light dissipates as travel through the air).
Yeah, I really didn't consider much realism when making this map, it's largely a test bed. I would've gone back and fixed it in the end, but it was such a mess of layers that I just gave up. Organisation is definitely a priority for my future maps. And realism, where applicable. Thanks!
I think that this is an excellent map, and a really excellent first map.
Great use of bogie's textures - not too many that it clutters the map. Great use of stone textures, lighting, and the fire is really very well done. It's a really strong map visually with a very clear style. I'm also not bothered by correct lava shadows. Having said all that, although I love your map, I wouldn't use it because I can't really work out what's supposed to be going on. I play rpgs online and if I posted this map up for my PCs we'd all have a different idea of where we could move on the map and where we couldn't. I still really like it though, and look forward to see more of your work Hoob.
Thanks heaps.
As for moving around, all of the structures are designed so they adhere perfectly to a grid, although, yeah, it can get a bit murky with the natural terrain. Also, for anyone wondering, the map is for my Eberron campaign; it's a long abandoned home of a fire giant, up in the crater of a volcano. The big round thing is supposed to be an ivory tower, I struggled a little with how to represent it well.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Motorcycles and women: forget the image of the tough, tattooed broad, two up on her guy's bike. Breast cancer survivor Linda Crill is one of the new breed of "biker babes" breaking those old stereotypes. Professional women, older women like Linda are among the fastest growing segment of the motorcycle community.
"On a motorcycle you feel the wind, taste the salt and feel the light on your face. Nothing is obstructed. It is the way of being full out there with nature. There is nothing quite like the rush. Nobody knows who you are, they just see a woman rider," Linda tells us.
Linda was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer but fortunately, was the cancer was detected early. Linda wasn't as frightened with her diagnosis or what she called the "Blind Curves" that were ahead. That's because she had already conquered fear by learning how to ride a motorcycle.
"When you do things day after day that scare you and you survive, there's something that comes about inside you that goes, look what I've done. I've made it," she added.
The first time Linda, a retired Fortune 100 executive, made the bike survivor connection was 7 years ago. When her husband Bill died of cancer and the business they built together folded, she was at a loss for what to do next. A friend suggested she register for a 2500-mile trip on a Harley. She didn't know how to ride, but took a crash course online and learned in 30 days.
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The iconic brogues were ordered for the star after the release of his hit 1956 single "Blue Suede Shoes," and he wore them on stage for four years before gifting them to his friend Joe Esposito.
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The evidence of the damage done by premature sexualization is apparent in the dysfunctional lives of young stars like Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan and Miley Cyrus. A report by the American Psychological Association says that sexuality that is imposed on someone, rather than undertaken by choice, is de facto exploitation. Certainly there isn't a 3-year-old in the world who decides on her own to fling on a boa and prance down a runway in a beaded evening gown.
Critics of pageants say this isn't about the fun of dressing up. Playing dress-up doesn't result in one winner and many losers. And who's to say whether a 4-year-old is participating in a pageant of her own volition or to please a parent?
Lucia Grosaru wrote in Everyday Psychology, "Contests promote physical beauty as a main value . . . A child, especially a female that is going to pay so much attention to her looks and knows she is being judged for it, is very prone to developing eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia."
A story in the Mirror of London featured Isabella Barrett, a 6-year-old millionaire who amassed a fortune for her family by winning beauty pageants. The money was parlayed into a jewelry line that has laid a golden egg. Isabella's mother, Susanna, says she isn't a pushy mother, but she does admit to wondering whether she has created this empire for herself or her child.
The child, who looks like a miniaturized Margaret Thatcher with a fake tan and a head of blond ringlets, says of herself, "I'm a superstar, I have my own jewelry line and I just love being the boss. I never lose at anything, and almost every pageant I enter, I win. But what I love more than anything is shoes. I have over 60 pairs." Who wouldn't be proud?
Her mother actually says of the jewelry empire, "She picks the designs for the bracelets, helps with the shipping . . . She is definitely the brainchild behind the company." I'm inclined to believe that Isabella is the intellectual heavyweight of the family. Is Mom suggesting the kid drives a forklift?
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The TV white spaces offer an exciting opportunity for increasing spectrum availability by reusing spectrum not in active use by TVs and wireless mics. While it is simpler to detect TV transmissions, either using sensing or through the whitespace database, the detection of wireless mics is particularly challenging. Their use is dynamic and, furthermore, mic receivers are receive-only devices. For this reason the FCC has made very conservative rules that require white space devices (WSDs) to vacate any TV channel that is in use by a mic. We have been investigating this coexistence problem for over two years. Through a unique setup involving a faraday cage, an anechoic chamber, and white space devices, we characterize the impact of transmissions from WSDs on the audio recording of a wireless mic. We also present SEISMIC, a system that enables WSDs and mics to operate on the same TV channel with zero audible mic interference.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- For those who follow women's professional golf closely, it wasn't a surprise in December when former University of Arkansas golfer Stacy Lewis was named the 2012 Player of the Year by the Golf Writers Association of America.
Lewis is the best story in women's golf right now, having become the first American since Beth Daniel in 1994 to be the Rolex Player of the Year and the first American since Juli Inkster in 1999 to be the Golf Writers Association of America Player of the Year.
Lewis is only 27 and already her list of accomplishments is long.
She won 12 tournaments in college while putting the Arkansas women's golf program on the map. She was the 2007 NCAA champion and the top amateur player in the country for more than two years before turning pro. Her story is even more interesting because of what she has overcome physically. She was only age 11 when she was diagnosed with scoliosis. Lewis wore a back brace for more than seven years and had a spinal fusion when she was in high school.
On the evening of Friday, March 8, Lewis will become one of the youngest inductees in the history of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame will hold its 55th annual induction banquet at 6 p.m. that day at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock. Tickets are $100 each and may be obtained by calling Catherine Johnson at (501) 821-1021.
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Lewis grew up at The Woodlands in Texas, a wealthy suburb of Houston. She was a four-time all-district selection and an all-state selection as she led her team to three consecutive state titles. Her best round in high school - a two-under 65 - came in November 2001. She had a pair of 69s and two 70s as a high school senior. Due to her surgery, Lewis redshirted the 2003-04 freshman season at Arkansas.
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Lewis also stayed busy on the amateur circuit each summer. After winning the NCAA championship her junior year, she won the 92nd women's Southern Amateur title. She was the 2007 Golf Digest Amateur of the Year, winning the LPGA Northwest Arkansas championship as an amateur in September of that year.
Lewis graduated from Arkansas in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting. As a member of the U.S. Curtis Cup team that year, she became the first player to go 5-0 in the 76-year history of the event. The competition on the Old Course at St. Andrew's in Scotland was her last as an amateur as the United States posted a sixth consecutive Curtis Cup victory over Great Britain and Ireland.
Lewis competed in seven events on the LPGA Tour in 2008 and had two finishes in the top 10, earning more than $247,000 in the process.
Her first official professional victory came at the 2011 Kraft Nabisco Championship as she held off the then-No. 1 player in the world, Yani Tseng, down the stretch to win by three strokes. Lewis won four tournaments last year - the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic in April, the ShopRite LPGA Classic in June, the Navistar LPGA Classic in September and the Mizuno Classic in November.
"What she has overcome physically has been amazing, yet she's the first to say it all seems a bit distant now," writes ESPN's Mechelle Voepel. "She's still a spokeswoman and fundraiser for scoliosis, but it's not just her past that makes her an especially compelling sports story. Rather, it's her present and future."
Lewis tells ESPN: "People play their best golf at different ages. For me, I know I haven't played my best golf yet. That's what excites me about the next few years and makes me want to work even harder. Our tour in general has needed American players to step up. The only thing I could do was just play better golf and move up the rankings and get that exposure."
Foreign players had dominated the LPGA Tour the previous few years. From 1995 through 2011, player-of-the-year awards went to Annika Sorenstam of Sweden eight times, Lorena Ochoa of Mexico four times, Yani Tseng of Taiwan twice, Karrie Webb of Australia twice and Laura Davies of England once. Shanshan Feng won the LPGA Championship last June to become the first LPGA Tour winner from mainland China.
Lewis earned more than $1.8 million last year while seeking advice from LPGA legends such as Daniel, Betsy King and Nancy Lopez.
"I've gotten to know them pretty well, and they've helped me a lot," Lewis tells ESPN. "Especially this year on what they say about managing my schedule, how much I'm playing, traveling and doing extra events. It usually ends up with me going back to them and saying, 'You were right.' They often tell me I'm too busy and doing too much.
"And Beth has been great about telling me about handling the player of the year and the pressure that goes with that. It has just been really nice to have them to fall back on and talk to somebody who has been through what I'm doing."
In more ways than one, Lewis is becoming the face of the LPGA.
"It's easy to look at three of the four new sponsors on the LPGA's 2013 schedule and draw a direct line to Lewis, last year's Rolex Player of the year," a recent story at FoxSports.com noted. "Marathon takes over this year as title sponsor of a Toledo, Ohio, event that was known for decades as the Jamie Farr. In addition to Marathon, Pure Silk - another company that sponsors Lewis - will title sponsor a new event in the Bahamas. There will also be a new tournament held in Lewis' home state of Texas."
The story described Lewis as "an American star who can rally fans and sway corporate sponsors to back domestic events."
It said that Lewis' "elevated status means she'll be in demand each week on tour. She often has said that her main goal is to leave the tour better than she found it."
When asked if this year's new sponsorships could be tied in part to Lewis' success, LPGA commissioner Mike Whan gave a frank answer: "If you didn't, it wouldn't be fair to her" - Rex Nelson.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - When you see the following highlights from the Thundering Herd's second spring scrimmage, held Saturday at Joan C. Edwards Stadium, you might think Marshall's defense is as beleaguered as it was in 2012:
But that wasn't the full story, as the defense finished a spirited, productive fourth week of the spring. The unit intercepted four passes and could have run two or three back for touchdowns, and had 12 tackles for loss, seven sacks and four pass breakups.
Linebacker Jermaine Holmes proved to be unblockable by the second-string offense. He had 10 tackles and screamed in untouched for a tag "sack."
Even with that 95-yard pass, the defense allowed 546 total yards in 105 scrimmage plays, or about 5 yards per play. That was about what the defense yielded in MU's first scrimmage, and about 2 fewer yards than opponents enjoyed in 2012.
Still, MU coach Doc Holliday's opening kudos went to the offense.
"I thought the offense, for the most part [played well]. They started out with a 17-play drive," he said, exaggerating a bit. "Took it in and scored there with the long field, so that wasn't great [for the defense]. I thought the offense made some plays and moved the ball, and that was good on their part.
"There were some good things on both sides, and that normally happens in a scrimmage."
The Herd continued to showcase its rapid-fire attack, with 12 receivers catching passes and three scoring touchdowns. Those passes set up the occasional big running play, as Butler gained 63 yards on six carries, with two scores.
But the new twist for Big Green donors and season-ticket holders was the blitz package installed this week by defensive coordinator Chuck Heater. The offense has been getting different looks every day, sometimes every play.
"Coach Heater really mixes it up, and has you kind of looking around, which you're not really used to," Blake Frohnapfel said. "I thought Cato and I, and the rest of the quarterbacks, have done a pretty good job of learning from it, finding out where the opening is in the defense."
That gives the Herd offense something to work on this week, from the front to the backs. And those running backs - four of them sophomores - are still learning pass protection.
"I believe that's my weakest point, blitz pickup," Butler said. "I'm getting better at it [but] all of us, that's our weakest point."
Much like last week, the Herd began drives from anywhere, from the offense's 1-yard line to the defense's 12-yard line, with one simulated 2-point conversion. There was a third-down sequence, with distances from 1 to 10 yards to go.
The offense rang up 31 first downs but was stopped on 16 series, either by those five turnovers or key plays on third down.
Cato, who was scaled back a bit, went 14 of 21 for 150 yards while Blake Frohnapfel went 15 of 22 yards for 220 yards and a TD, with two interceptions. The latter yardage figure was inflated by that 95-yard throw to Alston.
"He's had a good spring. He needs to," Holliday said of Alston. "He's been here three years and it's time for him to start being a player. He's become a little more consistent catching the ball.
"We know Tommy Shuler can go play. We need to see [DeAndre] Reaves and Alston; we need to find out about the other guys, see if we can trust them in a game when we open up in the fall."
Blake Frohnapfel received several snaps with the first unit, and Holcombe struggled some in his time with the second unit. He completed just eight of his 17 passes for 78 yards, scoring two touchdowns but throwing two to the defense.
That's pretty much why the redshirt freshman is the No. 3 man behind center.
"Gunnar's got to learn to take care of the ball a little better," Holliday said. "He's a young guy that's learning, but he's got the physical skills."
Marshall has three practices left - a heavy day Tuesday afternoon, a lighter afternoon in shorts on Thursday and the Green-White Game on Saturday. Kickoff - OK, the first whistle - for the game is 2 p.m.
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Holmes 10 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 1 sack; Houston 9 tackles; Hunter 5 tackles; Tindal 5 tackles; Dillon 5 tackles, 2 TFL, sack; Baxter 4 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, 2 pass breakups; Massaquoi 4 tackles, 1.5 TFL, sack; Mitchell 3 tackles, 1.5 TFL, sack; Samuels 3 tackles, interception; Leggett 2 tackles, interception; Wilson 2 tackles, interception; Samuel 1 tackle, forced fumble; Lovett interception. Totals 4 interceptions, 7 sacks, 12 TFLs, 4 pass breakups.


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The question was brought up on what people use for binos on backcountry hunt, let's hear your spotting scope/bino setup for extended deep backcountry hunts.
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Hey, the question was all yours, Drhorsepower, and it's a good one.
I use ultralight backpacking gear when backcountry hunting, but my optics are a bit big. It is worth it to me, because there is a noticeable difference in low light performance. Right now, I backpack with my Swaro SLCneu 10X42s, A bushy Elite 1500 rangefinder, and a Vortex Razor 85HD spotting scope. I like to digiscope and videoscope animals through my spotter while hunting and the Razor's large objective is definitely a benefit. It is about a pound heavier than most 65mm spotters, and I make up that weight in savings on other backpacking gear.
However, I am considering adding a nice 50mm spotter to my collection for fast and light hunts. The Nikon ED50 is the best I have used, but it doesn't have great eye relief. I also like the Minox MD50, and it can be found for a bargain, but no ED glass. I noticed that the Vortex Viper HD scopes have eyepieces that are labelled for magnification for not only the 80mm and 65mm Viper HD spotters, but also a 50mm version! While I haven't heard an announcement, it sounds like a 50mm Viper HD is in the works, and I am anxious to see it. It might make a nice compliment to my Razor HD.
I will stick with full-size binoculars, because the weight is worth the performance, given how much time I use them. A good bino-harness really makes the weight bearable. I hardly notice the SLCs, and they certainly aren't lightweights.
I am interested to hear some other replies.
10X42 EL's and a 20X65mm Straight Swaro spotter... Everything I need to make it happen... We use the Swaro 15X56's from the truck but that's about it.
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I have a few different spotting scopes......including the Swarovski 20x65mm. But when I backpack into the high-country, I use the Nikon ED50.......VERY lightweight and compact and clear glass. I don't think it can be beat in it's class for compact spotting scopes. When i get older and have horses take me in.......I wouldn't mind taking my Swarovski in the wilderness.
My binos are the same that they've been for the last 7-8 years.......Leica Geovids 10x42BRF. Exceptional glass with a built in rangefinder.
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Swaro 10x42 ELs and 65mm spotter if the hike isn't too far. Otherwise, I'll pack the Nikon ED50 with my lightweight tripod.
I have not bought a spotter as of yet. I dont hunt in areas that really offer the kind of open space that the extra magnification would be really useful enough to justify packing one around. The idea is there, but until I have taken the plunge on a nice digital camera to enjoy taking pics with, I don't have the need or desire strong enough to go and buy a spotter to go with it.
Now Binos I do believe in and wish I had more money sometimes. I usually spend my hunting money on one expensive item a year. This year went to a nice tent. I did also however get a decent bino that was waterproof.
I bought the Leupold Cascade 10x42's in the advantage timber camo when Cabelas put them on sale. $250 ish this spring.
I saved $100 on them.
I have made due with a Barska pair of 10x50's that I paid $15.00 for four years ago. They are so NOT waterproof, that one spring bear hunt even under a bino harness cover, they were FULL of water when I got back to camp. Was the first time I had actually gone on a hunt when the weather was bad. Last time I ever want to use cheap optics on purpose.
I like to save money when I can. These offered really good clear images, but being they were not sealed they did not stay that way.
My Leupolds were a step up, and for a mid range compact/mid size set of glass.....I have put them to use this year many many times. A great set to get me going for a while. I do plan on an upgrade to some nicer ones down the road....but only when I think I have enough guns! hahaha.
I hunt because......
I use 10x25 Leica Ultravid compact binoculars and for a spotting scope I carry a 25x50mm Leupold fixed power scope. I love the compact binoculars and sure they might not be quite as bright really early or really late, but I am completely satisfied with them.
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Swarovski 10x42 EL and 80mm STM with 25x50 eyepiece...and I'm loving every minute behind my optics


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George Harrison Humphries, 36, of Shepps Boat Dock Road, died Thursday, March 6, 2014, in Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. James Ward.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Mr. Humphries was born Jan. 24, 1978, in Davidson County to Walter Smith Humphries and Barbara Glenn Humphries. He was employed with the City of Lexington and was a volunteer fireman for the Southmont Fire Department. His father and brother Wayne Humphries preceded him in death.
Surviving are wife Amanda Ward Humphries of the home; sons Jesse Humphries and Joshua Humphries; and daughters Savannah Humphries and Salem Humphries, all of the home.
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Alcides Escobar was the first topic of discussion when manager Ned Yost met with the media in his office before this afternoon's game. Before yesterday's game, the media discussed how well "Esky" has been doing in the two-spot. He then followed that with a monster game featuring two tiebreaking home runs and three RBI. Yost said, "The home runs kind of take away from what he does really well, which is hit the ball up the middle and the other way, but he has the ability obviously to hit for some power." He went on to say, "Esky's performance last night was very impressive and he has had a great offensive year to this point and I am very impressed to see the progress he has made to this point."
First baseman Eric Hosmer was the next topic brought up by the media and how he is different from last year. One reporter asked the question, "Are teams are pitching him different?" Yost said, "They are pitching Hos a lot different this year. When you have a young kid that first comes up, pitchers and teams do not know them until they learn about them and once they start to figure out who he is, they start making adjustments. They come into the league and the league adjusts to them and then they have to adjust back to that." With that he said, "They are pitching him different, they are fielding him different (alluding to the shift he often faces) and he has been facing a lot of left handed pitchers down the stretch in games." Yost said, "It is tough on Hos, but it is good for him and in the long run and it will pay off because he will get better and better against lefties. It is a learning process and an adjustment period for Hos right now." Another reporter asked the question, "Are the big leagues where he needs to make those adjustments." Yost responded with, "This is definitely where he needs to be and he cannot really see him doing it anywhere else. Hosmer never had much trouble coming up through the minor leagues and this is his first real struggle he has had. You really get polished as a hitter at the Major League level. The game is a lot different and every pitcher at this level can do things almost everyone at the minor league level cannot, so it is a process to get hitters where they are very consistent and productive. It is an absolute matter of patience. You worry more about the player in this situation, making sure he perseveres through this because he will get through it and I have no doubt how excellent Hosmer will be for years to come. I believe once he matures and gains his consistency you will see him in the All-Star Game for many years to come." Hosmer just has to keep up the hard work and good things will happen. "I have seen many players go through struggles like Hosmer and it is nothing out of the ordinary. Escobar went through it in Milwaukee and Mike Moustakas went through it early last year and both of those guys have really come on this season. You just have to have patience with young guys who are gifted, natural players and Hosmer is definitely that. I am proud of the way he continues to battle and grind it out while not getting carried away with the negatives."


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i like jogging shorts. those form fitting jogging shorts :}
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that actually may be the case. those cats are sometimes ok. but some of the theatre guys (in my experience) think that they have a better understanding of the human psyche because they pretend to be people. could be the case, but often they play pretend people created by a person who goes off of archetypes and story.
i'm more of a psychology kind of guy, specifically, psychological anthropology.
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but that isn't here nor there. it's about the sort of undies we wear!!
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but raging throbbing cocks are awesome. i mean, who'd watch straight porn of a man with a tiny dick?
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damn, i need to find the link. apparently there was a study done to find out if homophobe radicals were actually suppressing homosexual feelings due to religion opposed to straight men who didn't feel threatened by homosexuality.
these researchers put a band around a guys cock and showed them random porn, from straight to bi to gay (all random). the straight men found straight porn awesome while gay porn revealed that they had no reaction (surprise).
but with the bigots, many of the men found the gay and bi porn very arousing.
anyway, me mentioning this study, researchers had the men measure their cock length and girth when erect for the "erection reader" to work. apparently, on average, gay men have larger penises than straight men.
a straight man's average length is 5-6.5 inches
gay men it's from 6-8 inches.
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i've know kirby isn't a girl. since he joined. i can remember his signature ramblings and horrid grammar, the obvious sign of a young male on the internet.
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That's an interesting study. Shame you can't find the link. Do you remember if it said anything about men who identify as bi?
it was an 80's study that was mentioned in another study (why the McClintock Effect doesn't effect lesbians). pretty much that study was because how awesome semen is.
in short, women who come in contact with semen absorb it, which causes their body to create pheromones. when other women inhale these pheromones (who are sexually active and have come in contact with semen) they eventually sync up. the claim of the sync is if one woman can find a male she is willing to mate with means other woman should mate with this male too. but it's the mans semen that causes this, since, he wants to have his genetic information to dominate the field.
but making pheromones alone isn't enough. semen contains chemicals that act as anti-depressants and promote dopamine to release into the body. a happy woman will most become more social, therefore likely to socialize with other women.
the study showed that women who have sex without a condom (even women who seldomly have sex) are happier than promiscuous women who do use condoms.
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Saturday is the annual Salute to the Negro Leagues celebration. Gates A and E (the Outfield Experience) will open at 3:00 p.m. prior to the 6:10 game. All gates will open at 4:30. A pregame party in the Outfield Experience will feature $1 hot dogs and Pepsi products, with proceeds going to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Fans can visit with former Negro Leagues players during an autograph session from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Both the Royals and Orioles will don Negro Leagues uniforms. KC will don the home uniforms of the 1949 Monarchs while the O's will honor the Baltimore Elite Giants. The first 20,000 fans will receive this replica Monarchs cap courtesy of Pepsi.


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Born in Harbor City, California, Tilly was young when she moved to Canada with her family. Tilly ran track for Belmont High School in Victoria, British Columbia before returning to the states to study drama at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri. After graduating, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career (before sister Meg, contrary to popular myth), studying her craft with Peggy Feury, Stella Adler and Michael Shurtleff. She later performed in the otherwise all-black production of "Vanities" in Los Angeles before joining the Group Repertory Theater, where she appeared in Sam Shepard's "Buried Child" and "The Bacchae." Tilly made her television debut in 1983 with a recurrin... Continue Bio >>
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Remote reefs reveal thriving coral cities
Off remote Pacific atolls, San Diego researchers studying coral ecosystems found an underwater wonderland more vibrant than anything they'd ever seen. Vast coral cities of towers and caverns were teeming with sharks and other sea life.
"They can create a labyrinth, a maze or a church," said Jennifer Smith, a professor at the Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and a lead researcher on the studies. "It can be really spectacular."
Coral reefs are made up of the skeletons of coral polyps, which accumulate over millennia to form branching structures that host fish, mollusks and other marine life.
There in the Line Islands, a far-flung archipelago 1,000 miles south of Hawaii, coral grew "in big mounds the size of Volkswagen buses," said Scripps researcher Nicole Price. "Then there's fish swimming in and around like a big jungle gym: turtles, manta rays, sharks and dolphins following your boat. It truly is kind of idyllic."
The research aimed to measure the differences between reefs on inhabited versus uninhabited islands. Around the world, reefs have declined because of overfishing, pollution and coral bleaching, through which warm waters prompt corals to expel microorganisms that help them survive.
Amid that gloomy news, the Scripps findings set a new benchmark for what a healthy reef should look like, and offer hope for restoration of degraded reefs.
"We view it as an opportunity to go back in time," Smith said. "These uninhabited islands represent a window into the past, to see what coral reefs looked like hundreds of years ago. There's no fishing, there's no development, there's no runoff."
It also represents good news to people who rely on reefs for food, income and breakwaters, demonstrating that robust reefs are more productive.
"A healthier reef, where you want to dive, is also the one that gives the villagers more food, and protects their coastline," said Stuart Sandin, a professor of marine ecology at Scripps.
The Scripps team began looking at the Line Islands in 2005, after charting out areas isolated from human impact, and outside normal trade and fishing routes.
Some host just a few thousand people; others have no permanent residents. So scientists could study the variation between the inhabited and uninhabited islands, and examine how a relatively pristine reef functions.
"To date, most of our research has looked at degraded reefs," Sandin said. "What do sick reefs look like and what is the degree of their illness? But we never had a healthy reef to study."
In other reefs around the world, coral formations typically cover about 20 percent of ocean bottom, Smith said. By contrast, the pristine reefs they studied covered 70 to 90 percent of the sea floor, "which is just unheard of anywhere else on the planet," she said.
Massive round-topped corals called porites grew many meters across and just as tall, stretching across the ocean like a forest of giant mushrooms. Giant clams wedged between coral fronds, while striped surgeonfish swam in impenetrable schools.
The pristine reefs were also, effectively, breathing better, Price found. While the reef comprises millions of separate organisms, its overall chemistry ebbs and flows in a manner similar to respiration.
To check the reef's respiration, Price placed polycarbonate tents over coral formations, and measured the differences in ocean chemistry between daytime, when photosynthesis occurs, and at night, when the reef is at rest.
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What do I need to know about my body before I get pregnant, and why?
When should I go off birth control when I want to get pregnant?
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How will I know I'm pregnant? What are the most common symptoms or signs of pregnancy?
How soon can I know for sure that I'm pregnant?
As a woman over 35, are there any special issues I need to consider?
What do I need to know about my body before I get pregnant, and why?The more you know about how your body works, the better you will understand what to expect when you become pregnant and as the pregnancy progresses. If you have any health issues, the best time to identify and address them is before trying to or actually becoming pregnant.
Before you become pregnant, you'll want to know:
To make sure you get the most accurate assessment of your health, you'll want to tell your pre-pregnancy care provider as much as you know about your genetic history, reproductive health history, lifestyle (home, work, leisure activities, and settings), and family medical history.
It's also very helpful to learn more about the body systems involved in pregnancy and how they relate to each another. See a descriptive picture of your body before pregnancy.
When should I go off birth control when I want to get pregnant?When to go off your birth control method to get pregnant depends on the kind of birth control you've been using.
What if I'm having trouble getting pregnant?If a couple is having sex regularly, most women will conceive within 6 months and almost all women will become pregnant in one year. If you do not become pregnant after a year, then it may be time to consult your caregiver. Only after a year of trying to conceive would a medical doctor consider your situation as having trouble getting pregnant.
Having trouble getting pregnant may be due to timing, stress, age, premature withdrawal or pulling out by the partner, reduced vaginal lubrication, or more complicated medical factors, such as male and/or female infertility issues.
A pre-pregnancy checkup can help you identify which, if any, of these factors might influence your ability to get pregnant. This could save you and your partner a great deal of unnecessary stress.
Timing: Knowing your body, particularly when you ovulate, helps you plan conception. Are you making love immediately before, during, or immediately after ovulation? These are the best times to conceive. Once you know you're ovulating, you have a 24-48 hour window of opportunity to become pregnant. Remember, sperm can live 24-72 hours in the woman's reproductive system, so conception can happen if you make love a day or two before or after ovulation.
There are four ways to tell when you're ovulating - when your hormones and your egg are ready for fertilization. Some you'll feel comfortable with and some may not appeal to you at all.
(1) Some women feel mittleschmertz - a slight mid cycle cramping - usually midway between their periods.
(2) Some women track their basal body temperature (BBT) by taking their temperature every morning when they wake up - even before they get out of bed; charting your BBT will reveal your temperature patterns, and in particular, the sudden rise at ovulation.
(3) Some women monitor the consistency of their vaginal cervical mucus; usually minimal and clear, the closer to ovulation, the stickier and waterier it becomes. Ultimately it resembles uncooked egg whites. The further you can stretch it between you thumb and your index finger, the closer you are to ovulation.
(4) Some women buy ovulation predictor kits which measure how much luteinizing hormone is in your urine; there is a surge right before ovulation.
How will I know I'm pregnant? What are the most common symptoms or signs of pregnancy?A late period or missed period may or may not mean you are pregnant.
About three weeks after conceiving, you will begin to notice these other signs:
How soon can I know for sure that I'm pregnant?Pregnancy tests include:
Home pregnancy kits detect a hormone - human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) - that is produced by the primitive but functional placenta along the uterine wall. It can be detected as early as the second or third week after fertilization. Home pregnancy kits are not 100% accurate. To increase their accuracy, use the first urine of the day (hCG is most easily detected then), follow the instructions carefully, and recheck your test results the next morning and again in a week (unless your period has started).
The more sensitive the kit, the lower the amount of hCG it can detect. Waiting the full ten minutes for the results also increases the accuracy of the result. You may want to look at the Consumer Search article that compared 25 brands. Some tests, however, don't detect the hCG and can mislead you into believing you are not pregnant when, in fact, you are. If you tested negative and your next period is late, retest. Your hCG levels double every two or three days and some women won't have a positive result until the first day of a missed period.
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Once you think you're pregnant, schedule an appointment with your health care provider as soon as possible.
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The Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks Department Aquatic Program would like to remind patrons of the current swim attire requirements for all city-operated swimming pools.
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Even though my settings are to check every 15 minutes the program sometimes will stop sending and receiving (any sync at all). If I click manually S&R it won't do it either. If I restart the program or click "setup" and then "launch desktop" it will start working again for awhile.
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I can't tell you how many people have suggested to me lately that beer is "recession proof", half tongue-in-cheek, but half seriously. They refer, of course, to the Depression-era analogy of people drowning their sorrows in alcohol as a way to escape the desperate situation they are in. I try to explain to them that situation does not exist, certainly not with beer. Even more so with craft beer. However, the craft beer segment of the industry does seem to be faring better than the rest (albeit not as well as last year, before the now official start of this current travail). Why is that?
It has also been suggested that, in a recession, the products that do the best are alcohol and cosmetics. That seems to make more sense to my cynical mind because people always want to feel good about themselves. People want to look better and continue to use cosmetics as a vehicle to that end. They like to believe they can still enjoy some of the simple pleasures of a better life, if not a more lucrative one. The latter describes craft beer. It is extremely affordable. It is something beermakers put a great deal of passion, love, knowledge and skill into. It is also something, with today's available variety, that can be individualized to each person's tastes. That certainly is still experienced in our pubs where people congregate to enjoy each other's company (and that of those they do not yet know) and indulge in a simple, affordable luxury. And it tastes good!
People could easily spend their hard earned dollars on a less expensive, commodity-like beer as a reflection of the economic times, but it seems they are frequently choosing differently. I would say our humanity is catching up with our economy (maybe the economy can return the favor). We still believe in living life in full color, in spite of circumstances that (let's face it) impact all of us and we have little control over.
I am not a big one for New Year's resolutions, but as we welcome this New Year, I for one resolve to not let the bastards get me down. This recession may last for a little while, but it will not last forever. I will be around longer than it will, with my humanity intact, and a wonderful beer in hand.
Cheers to a wonderful and prosperous 2009!
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High-Speed TCP Workshop 2007
A number of new variants of TCP have been proposed that allow bulk-transfer TCP connections to more efficiently utilize high bandwidth links. However, there is concern that if these variants are deployed on a wide scale, they will adversely impact the performance of the global Internet. There is no consensus on how to evaluate these new TCP variants to ensure that they are safe for widespread deployment. This workshop brings together prominent researchers working in this area to discuss these i


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Sestri in Concert at Royalton March 9
The women's choir, Sestri, will give a free concert at the Royalton Public Library on Saturday, March 9 at 7:00 p.m.
Sestri means "Sisters" in Bulgarian. The choir is the brainchild of musical director Celo V'ec at St. Francis Music Center in Little Falls. Sestri is comprised of women from Central Minnesota communities and includes several members from Royalton. This group is devoted to the study and performance of women's Slavic music. They perform a wide variety of Eastern European music and are excited to share this astounding, exotic music with the community.
This concert is funded in part with money from Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.