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Ron Suskind articulates how his son Owen suffered the tragedy of regressive autism. And then came the light. Was it Mickey, or Ursula from Little Mermaid, or Iago, or the myriad of Disney characters that gave Owen a voice, but his scribe was Disney, through and through. In a New York Times exclusive Reaching my autistic son through Disney, Ron Suskind describes the powerful snippets, precursors to his book, soon to be released:
There's a reason — a good-enough reason — that each autistic person has embraced a particular interest. Find that reason, and you will find them, hiding in there, and maybe get a glimpse of their underlying capacities. In our experience, we found that showing authentic interest will help them feel dignity and impel them to show you more, complete with maps and navigational tools that may help to guide their development, their growth. Revealed capability, in turn, may lead to a better understanding of what's possible in the lives of many people who are challenged.
Suskind weaves a spell over all of us who have autistic children, and recognize the connection to characters, often Disney. Watch the video, it is stunning; as Owen breathes life into his view of the world, spoken from a young man who knows Disney and shares his autism. Animation is a stage for expressing autism.
Perhaps the best way to punctuate where you are in life is to remember from where you have been. Cliché as it sounds, sometimes it is just the kicker we need.
When our quadruplets were born in 1987, my brother gave us a video camera. It was a huge piece of machinery, weighed easily 20 pounds, and took energy and patience to learn how to operate; it was the best gift I have ever received.
It chronicled miracles.
I left the video camera right on the counter in my kitchen, always perched, ready to record. First steps and haircuts, birthday candles blown by multiples, new outfits in four different colors were filmed in unison as we beamed and smiled and cried.
Today, my 24 year old son Paul who has autism reminded me how I sang Disney songs to him as a toddler. What grabbed my heart was that I sang to him when he was non-verbal, and now he was reminding me. The memories flooded my head, like an ocean of unnerving nostalgia. I sang to him when he woke up in the morning, I sang to him during meals, in the bath, on the deck, in the park, at the beach. I sang to get his attention, a glimpse or a smile was my compensation. I earned it, like a beggar for a meal. What I wanted to do was cradle him, and protect him from a future with autism.
I held him and watched while he slept and wondered what he dreamt about. I wondered if he dreamt with language. Did he talk in his dreams? Did he sing? Did he understand?
And so today, was particularly special. More than twenty years have passed and without provocation Paul took a walk down memory lane…"You used to sing to me: A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes." And without skipping a beat he continued "It was written by Jerry Livingston, Mack David, & Al Hoffman in 1950". And then he crooned, like an old soul siphoning words like an angel. In dreams you will lose your heartaches, whatever you wish for you keep…have faith in your dreams and someday…your rainbow with come shining through…
The gift of autism.
So I brought out the old tapes and took my own trip on the video highway. What a buffoon I was, jumping and dancing to Disney. My kids simply had to think I was insane. But it was their norm: A mother of multiples, one with autism; with a mission to conquer.
I think I will use this lesson as my own reality bite.
And as Owen Suskind, a wise soul, spoke to his Dad about The Hunchback of Notre Dame and the Gargoyles:
"He needed to breathe life into them so he could talk to himself. It's the only way he could find out who he was."His Dad asked"You know anyone else like that?""Me." He laughs a sweet, little laugh, soft and deep. And then there's a long pause.."But it can get so lonely, talking to yourself," my son Owen finally says. "You have to live in the world."
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"Crazy Heart" writer-director Scott Cooper is setting up a deal to direct and possible adapt Mark Seal's nonfiction book "The Man In The Rockefeller Suit" for Fox Searchlight reports Deadline.
The title refers to German-born conman Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter who passed himself off as a member of the Rockefeller clan and got away with it for decades until his marriage ended and he was arrested for kidnapping his daughter.
Donald De Line is producing. Cooper's involvement on the script depends on how the casting of an adaptation of Claire Messud's novel "The Emperor's Children" proceeds as it looks likely to be his next film.

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I haven't really planned everything out completely yet, but so far this is what I have on the calendar.
Sunday- going to a friends for a cookout after church.
Monday- fresh grouper/veggies.
Tuesday-cheeseburger quiche from taste of homes - dd loves it.
Wednesday- broc casserole
Thursday-eggplant pizza
Friday- going to a friends house
Saturday- we will be at a voluteer thing packing boxes and they are providing chili.
I am so happy I get out of cooking a few times this week. I am sure that makes me a lazy parent, but yippee for a cooking break.


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Improving process efficiency within the supply chain has been standard practice in the last several years, particularly for those organizations that operate in high-volume, low-margin businesses. McKesson, a U.S.-based pharmaceutical distribution and healthcare technology company, ranks among the largest companies in the world, and has gone farther than most in incorporating advanced analytics into a supply chain operation that processes over 2 million orders per day, and oversees more than $8 billion of inventory.
For management of in-transit inventory, McKesson has developed a supply chain model that provides a highly accurate view of its cost-to-serve – by product lines, transportation costs and even by carbon footprint. This detail provides the company with a more realistic view of how it is operating at any given point in time, said Robert Gooby, vice president of process redesign.
"But where most models are simplifications of the physical world, this one has all of the complexities and all of the data of our reality. It allows us to quantify in extreme detail the impacts of making fundamental changes to our operation," Gooby explained. "This model is not a simplification."
Another area where McKesson has applied advanced analytics is simulating and automating the physical placement of inventory within its distribution centers. The ability to assess changes in its policies and supply chains has helped it increase customer responsiveness, as well as reduce working capital. Overall, McKesson's transformation of the supply chain has reduced more than $100 million in working capital.
McKesson recognizes that analytic tools are only part of the equation. The company has invested significantly in building the analytical skills and capabilities of its entire workforce. It has used the Six Sigma program as a consistent way of thinking about, and approaching, data-related issues. The ability to weed out extraneous activity, minimize defects and reduce inventory through these structured improvement methodologies has had significant payback in terms of time, resource allocation and capital.
Just as importantly, company leaders now recognize that the company's operations are so complex they can no longer be managed without analytics. "You reach stages where your intuition is no longer enough. You have to go into detailed analysis.


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Survive and advance is the mantra of every college baseball team this time of year.
The postseason doesn't work the same as it does in pro baseball, where teams play three-, five-, or seven-game series. It also doesn't use the same plan most fans are accustomed to when following other college sports, which almost all use the winner-or-go-home, single-elimination format for its tournaments.
In college baseball, it takes two losses to dash a team's tournament hopes. And the great benefit to that is if one team -- even a great team like the three-time Atlantic 10 Conference regular season champion Saint Louis University Billikens -- lays an egg and gets beat, that team will get a second chance to redeem itself and hopefully reach its goal of winning a championship.
On Thursday, that's exactly how things went for SLU, which lost its 2014 Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament opener, 9-4, to Virginia Commonwealth, but came back to win later, 12-2, over Fordham.
The Billikens, who came into the A-10 Tourney as the No. 1 seed and with it, enjoyed an automatic bye into Day 2 of the event, jumped out to an early 1-0 lead against VCU on a solo home run by sophomore Michael Bozarth.
But the No. 4 seed Rams scored six times over the next three innings off SLU ace James Norwood, to break open a game many had pegged as a potential pitcher's duel.
Norwood, who fell to 8-2 on the season in his first start after being named First-Team All A-10 on Monday, lasted just five innings and gave up nine hits and walked two to take the loss.
VCU's JoJo Howie also gave up nine hits, but only allowed two SLU runs to improve his personal record to 7-3 this year.
The victory earned VCU a berth in the winner's bracket championship game on Friday against George Mason. The winner of that contest will automatically advance to Championship Saturday, needing to win just once on the final day to claim the league championship.
The loser of that contest, will have to play a second game Friday night against a yet to be determined opponent for the right to play on Saturday as well.
The loss for SLU, meant the Billikens had to win to keep their season alive in an elimination game against seventh-seeded Fordham, which lost to second-seeded Saint Joseph's on Wednesday, but came back to win an elimination game of their own against six-seeded Dayton on Thursday morning.
That game was supposed to be the final matchup of the night at the Billiken Sports Complex on Wednesday, but after a long rain delay forced other games to take much longer than expected, the decision was made to move the Fordham-Dayton game to Thursday morning and play it at another location, which turned out to be the home field at nearby SIU-Edwardsville.
The extra travel and long night of waiting to find out when and where they might play seem to catch up to Fordham, which got pounded with a 15-hit barrage by the Billikens.
Six different SLU players had at least two hits, including leadoff man Danny Brennan, who blasted his fifth home run of the season, in a four-run seventh, which helped the Billikens break the game wide open.
Freshman first baseman Drew Curtis hit his third homer of the season in the ninth to provide SLU with its final runs of the night.
Junior starter Damian Rivera earned his first complete-game victory as a Billiken, by holding Fordham to just two runs on nine hits and two walks.
The lefty from Miami is now 6-4 on the season.
SLU now owns a 33-20-1 record on the season, and will play Saint Joe's in a midday elimination game at the Billiken Sports Complex on Friday, with the winner advancing to play a second elimination game against the losing team from the VCU-George Mason contest.


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Have a taste for wine? Saturday, March 20th is Buffalo's first annual wine festival, held at the Buffalo Niagara convention center. It's a fun filled festival full of tastings, entertainment, gifts, and over course wine! There are 35 local wines that will be at the convention center to focus your taste buds on their wine (hopefully get you a little tipsy too). This festival includes wine tasting, purchasing, food from several local restaurants, and crafts. This one fantastic event where you can grab your friends and taste your way through New York's greatest wines.
Tickets are on sale now through March 20th. You can buy tickets before March 20th online or at the Hyatt Regency in down town Buffalo. There are two sessions to buy tickets for each session and how you buy them does affect the price. Session one is 1 p.m.to 4 p.m. is $25 for advance tickets and $30 the same day. Session two is 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. is $30 for advance and $35 for the same day.
This is the first time this festival is held in Buffalo. If you like wine, buffalo, and getting together for a mellow time with your friends this should be the perfect event for you. Hope to see you there! More info and directions please visit the website below.


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Paul Lafargue, the multi-racial French son-in-law of Karl Marx, is best known as the author of the Right to be Lazy, the most popular radical text after The Communist Manifesto. This new collection of this essays spotlights his compelling satiric wit.
Lafargue unmercifully attacked the work ethic, before it was defined by Max Weber, advocated maternity leave in the French Chamber of Deputies in the 1890s, promoted voting for a popular race horse to ridicule an electoral circus, exposed the farce of papal infallibility and generally advanced the widest range of cultural critiques in the 19th Century, and yet he remains largely unknown.
Correcting the historical record however is not the ultimate aim of this volume. Lafargue's criticisms and caustic attitude serve as an antitoxin in our age of mass manipulation.
"I'm delighted that this scholarly, informative and revealing edition of Lafargue's great anti-work polemic has come out. The ideas are even more relevant to today's enslaved societies than they were when they were first written." Tom Hodgkinson, Editor of The Idler,
"We cannot be the creators of our own world until we confront the destructive nature of modern work – and supplant it." Curtis White, Author of The Barbaric Heart
"In an era stuck between exhaustion and despair, too much stupid work on one hand, only exceeded by the vast waste of the unemployed, its high time we revisit the deep radicalism of our nineteenth century forbearers. Twenty first century Nowtopians are inventing new ways to work and not to work – following the inspired work of Paul Lafargue." Chris Carlsson, Author of Nowtopia,


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NeNe Leakes has a lot of support from some of her fellow housewives when it comes to her run on "Dancing with the Stars." As reported by OK! Magazine on Tuesday, March 18, the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star hinted after her first dance that viewers will see a few housewives in the audience soon.
"They're all texting me , 'Can we get a seat? I tell them you only get so many tickets. Work with me!" she said of the response she's getting from the housewives.
While she didn't give specific names, NeNe of course will likely only grant tickets to those who have shown their support. This may include her "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" co-stars Cynthia Bailey, Phaedra Parks, and Porsha Stewart," as well as former housewife Kim Zolciak and Bravo head honcho Andy Cohen. After her first performance, NeNe thanked those who have tweeted their support.
"Thanks 4 the tweets @Kimzolciak @cynthiabailey10 @PhaedraParks @Porsha4real @dianagowins @andy," she wrote.
Kenya Moore and Kandi Burruss likely won't get tickets as NeNe revealed that they have failed to congratulate her on the opportunity. Of course, not getting tickets may not bother either of them in the least.
NeNe and her professional partner Tony Dovolani danced the cha-cha on Monday night, garnering scores of sevens from all three judges.
Did you watch NeNe Leakes's first "Dancing with the Stars" dance? What do you think?
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A bill introduced Wednesday in the Colorado legislature would require schools to get state approval to use Native American-themed nicknames.
Basically, Senate Bill 10-107 would mandate that any public or charter high school "that uses an American Indian mascot to either cease using the American Indian mascot or obtain approval for the continued use of the American Indian mascot or another American Indian mascot from the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs."
The deadline for doing that would be July 31, 2013, and any school that ignored the law after that date would be fined $1,000 a month.
No count was immediately available on how many schools have such mascots. But, Colorado does have several teams named the Indians. La Veta High School's teams are named the Redskins, and Lamar High School uses Savages.
Brace yourself for lively committee and floor debates about cultural sensitivity, political correctness, legislative meddling, local control and school traditions.


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Born September 15, 1981, in Tacoma, Wash. ... son of James and Cathy Otness ... has an older sister, Kirsten ... father attended Washington ... a pre-engineering major, hoping to go into construction management.
2003 (Junior) - Washington's everyday starter at third base after winning a preseason battle for the starting job ... started 55 at third base and another two at designated hitter ... made only seven errors in 145 chances on the year, good for a .952 fielding mark ... shared the team lead with his 16 doubles and led with four triples ... named to the all-tournament team at the NCAA Regional ... 2-for-4 with two runs and an RBI in the regional opener vs. Minnesota ... had a big game in the 26-2 rout of USC, going 3-for-5 with a career-high five RBIs and a homer ... 3-for-5 with two homers, a double and four RBI in 13-2 win at UCLA May 11 ... 3-for-5 with two doubles Apr. 29 vs. Lewis-Clark State ... 4-for-4 March 24 at Stanford ... 3-for-6 with a homer at Kansas State ... 4-for-12 with a homer and four RBI in the Oregon State series ... hit first home run of the season in Mar. 26 win at Portland ... 5-for-12 in Cal State Northridge series ... 3-for-5 Mar. 7 vs. Washington State... played summer ball for Newport (R.I.) ... 2002 (Sophomore) - Began the year as a platooning third baseman ... made 12 starts at third and 20 at DH, mostly at the end of the year ... Huskies went 13-7 in games in which Otness started at DH ... had a hit in 26 of 32 starts on the season and once had an 11-game hit streak before breaking it in a pinch-hit role ... hit safely in 28 of 35 games overall (in which he had an AB) ... had a strong NCAA regional, going 6-for-16 with two doubles and three RBI ... reached on a two-strike hit-by-pitch with two outs in the bottom of the ninth vs. Rice, one batter before Jay Garthwaite's game-winning, three-run homer ... started at DH (game one) and 3B (game two) vs. Gonzaga May 14, going 4-for-4 with a walk in game two ... 3-for-8 in two DH starts at USC ... homered May 12 vs. the Trojans ... two RBI in three straight games April 7-13 (at Missouri, vs. UC Irvine, vs. Washington State) ... first career homer April 13 vs. WSU ... also belted a two-run homer May 12 at USC ... started only once at Fresno State after taking a fastball in the head in the Feb. 22 win ... took two stitches behind his left ear but finished the game ... 2001 (Freshman) - Due to an injury to senior starter Marc Rittenhouse, spent about half the season as the Huskies' starter at second base ... played in 36 games and started exactly half (26) of the Huskies' 52 games ... played tremendous defense, committing only two errors in 112 chances on the season, good for an outstanding .982 fielding percentage ... struck out only 10 times in 103 at bats ... went on a mid-season tear that saw his average rise to .400 through his first 65 at bats ... after moving in the starting lineup on a regular basis, went 24-for-60 (.400) over 16 games ... belted a pinch-hit double in first career at bat, March 3 at UC Riverside ... 2-for-4 with first career RBI in a 7-3 win over USC March 19 ... 3-for-5 with three RBI in a win over WSU on March 21, driving in the go-ahead runs in the fifth inning ... 3-for-4 with a double vs. Puget Sound (March 28) ... 2-for-4 with three runs batted in April 1 vs. Cal ... drove in the first two runs in a 9-0 win at Hawaii-Hilo, going 1-for-2 with a two-run double and two walks in the game ... 1-for-4 with a three-run double in the 10-7 win at Hilo ... over the summer, helped the Aloha (Ore.) Knights to a 54-14 record, batting .298 with a wood bat while fielding at a .976 clip (four errors in 169 chances) ... named first-team All-Pacific International League following the summer.
Wilson High School
Earned four varsity letters under coach Lonnie Slater at Wilson, playing shortstop, third base and pitcher ... only the fourth Wilson player ever to earn a letter as a freshman ... served as team captain as a junior and senior ... as a senior, named the Narrows League MVP, all-area, all-state and the Tacoma News-Tribune Player of the Year ... team won the Narrows League and went to state his sophomore and senior seasons ... batted .560 and had an .817 on-base average as a senior ... in the league championship game his senior year vs. rival Bellarmine Prep, threw a complete-game four-hitter, striking out 11 and also went 2-for-2 with a double, two walks and two runs at the plate ... played two years of varsity football, sharing quarterback duties as a junior, when his team took second in state ... played one year of varsity basketball, helping the team to a fifth-place state finish ... named the English and Math Student of the Year and was once the Tacoma Athletic Commission's Student-Athlete of the Month ... graduated with a 3.86 GPA.


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Aside from La Parfumerie, there is a Sephora and a Von Maur that stocks Creed at Oxmoor Center in St. Matthews. If I find any other neat places while I'm in the 'Ville I will update this thread.
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If anyone has the opportunity to be in this city, I would humbly suggest a visit to La Parfumerie at Chenoweth Square. Ruth, the proprietor, is quite friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. She has quite a good collection including some older discontinued fragrances and rarities as well as some artisanal 'fumes like Creed or Amouage. She does ship as well which can be helpful. We had a nice conversation and when she realized my passion for fragrances she brought me to a computer to show me a website she would use for reference which she thought might interest me. Basenotes!
Aside from La Parfumerie, there is a Sephora and a Von Maur that stocks Creed at Oxmoor Center in St. Matthews. If I find any other neat places while I'm in the 'Ville I will update this thread.
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I would love to meet some other perfumistas in Louisville. I have no one to discuss scents, scent happenings, scent history or IFRA regulations with. If you are in or near Louisville and need to talk perfume get in touch.
I'm new to the site but I'm a long time Creed wearer and I didn't believe I would be able to find it in Central Ky but I recently found my fav (Bois Du Potugal) at Perfumes Plus at the Fayette Mall in Lexington.
I picked up GIT as well.
I've been to Ruth's store many times.....I remember when She was in Oxmoor Mall.....I'm from Cincinnati Ohio.....It would be nice to have a Basenotes meet and greet in Louisville!!!
Last weekend I stopped at La Perfumiere. It is a small cozy store. The staff, Jessee , was very helpful and very/ They have a good collection of Ramon Monegal, Amouage. They also have some creeds and xerjoffs. The front part of the store is for niche and the other side is for limited designers. They also carry a good collection of pure oils for perfume makers. A worth visit store.
I was also in Louisville on December 26th and stopped in at Perfume Plus in the Mall at St. Matthews.
The store had a few Creeds and the most Bonds I have ever seen in person.
That said, I got to sample The Scent of Peace and Bleecker Street, so it was a treat.


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Jersey 1.1.4 is released
By sandoz on Nov 12, 2009
We have just released version 1.1.4 of Jersey, the open source, production quality, reference implementation of JAX-RS. The JAX-RS 1.0 specification and the 1.1 change log is available at the JCP web site and also available in non-normative HTML here.
It will be available soon from the GlassFish v2 and v3 update centers, is included in the latest GlassFish v3 builds and, assuming there are no show stoppers, this version will be included in the final GlassFish v3 release scheduled for December 10th.
For an overview of JAX-RS features read the Jersey user guide. To get started with Jersey read the getting started section of that guide. To understand more about what Jersey depends on read the dependencies section of that guide.
This release integrates with other Java EE 6 technologies such as Servlet 3.0, EJB 3.1, managed beans and JCDI 1.0 and contains many bug fixes. See change log here.
The next release, 1.1.5, is tentatively scheduled for December or January. Hopefully this time we can fully resolve the OSGi'ification of Jersey that we have been promising for a while. In addition, now that the Java EE 6 features are done, we hope to resume some experimentation and new features and ensure we have good integration with Atmosphere.
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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing ways to "recession proof" your life. Explaining various ways to earn extra income through a Youngevity home-based business. While at the same time helping friends and family with their health challenges.
Pearls of Wisdom
Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article concerning joint replacements. Orthopedic experts are predicting that by the year 2030 the number of knee replacement procedures performed annually will rise 525%. While the number of hip replacements will more than double.
- Debra has been experiencing painful gas after the removal of her gall bladder. She also has questions concerning her son who lost a kidney in a shooting.
- Melissa's mom is on several heart medications.
- Mick's wife has nodules on her neck following the removal of her thyroid gland.
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Animal Planet has hyped its B-Movie horror flick, "Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys" in a big push toward Monster Week. It finally aired Sunday night for the first time, and viewers were left wondering how they should feel about what they watched. "Did they just waste two hours watching that?" Regardless, after careful analysis, it can only be concluded that the movie was exactly what the producers, who also gave us "Sharknado," meant for it to be.
"Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys" was not overtly comical like Sharknado, even with its B-Movie flavor. However, the humor of the film became apparent after the fact. When the silly movie is over, the viewer is then becomes aware they have been perched on the edge of their seat for two hours, with the exception of a scene or two where they may have had to go vomit. (More than once, this middle-aged adult reviewer had to cover her face!) The suspense and horror, while purposely packaged in a B-Movie cover, was very engaging, and as the Animal Planet teasers promised, viewers were "sucked in."
There were some truly gory scenes where people screamed just a bit too convincingly as they died a horrible death while lampreys sucked holes in them, tunneling in and out of their body through those holes and all other orifices. The only thing missing was the music from the childhood song, "The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, the worms play pinnacle on your snout." The most talked-about scene was when the Mayor, played Christopher Lloyd, was attacked while sitting on the toilet. This scene of anal horror was just way over the top; nothing at all was left to the imagination with a shot of Lloyd standing up with a large lamprey entering his body. For this timeslot, this scene was very edgy.
The frightening part of this movie was the reality that this "invasive" species does exist, and it has become a problem in the Great Lakes, according to this site run by the State of Wisconsin, "Environmental Education for Kids." When lamprey populations get out of control, it damages the entire ecosystem in an area. But far more frightening is that hungry lamprey can and do attack humans, as you can see in the attached video in which Jeremy Wade of "River Monsters" fame removes a lamprey from his neck.
Looking back at "Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys," some understated humor merits a mention. The poker face acting on the part of the main character is perfectly B-Movie normal. Apparently, there was nobody else in the entire world involved or available to help fight the lampreys that were threatening the entire country except these few wildlife experts. Despite the emergency situation, they calmly got in their vehicles, buckled up and observed the speed limits as they drove off.
Of course, the weed eater scenes were very funny and received a lot of attention on Twitter during the first broadcast. There are many more B-Movie details that you can look for just for fun. Remember that these things were done on purpose, which then supports the obvious conclusion that "Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys" achieves its goals.


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Navy broke open a tight game with two touchdowns in the 4th quarter and the Midshipmen defense stymied Middle Tennessee for a 24-6 win in the Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth on Monday afternoon.
Navy broke a 2-game bowl losing streak and improved its overall bowl record to 8-10-1 while finishing 9-4 on the season for the Academy's best record since 2010 when it also went 9-4.
Head coach Ken Niumatololo raised his record to 49-30 in 6 seasons, plus a loss in the 2007 Poinsettia Bowl.
Middle Tennessee finished the season 8-5 and saw its bowl record drop to 1-3. All of MTSU's bowl appearance have come under Rick Stockstill who completed his 100th game as head coach and is 51-49 in 8 seasons with the Blue Raiders.
Quarterback Keenan Reynolds ran for 86 yards on 20 carries and scored 2 touchdowns to give him 31 rushing TD's on the season. He became the first FBS quarterback, and only the fourth player, to score at least 30 touchdowns in a single season. Reynolds joins Oklahoma State's Barry Sanders (37 in 1987), Wisconsin's Montee Ball (33 in 2011) and Colorado State's Kapri Bibbs (31 this season).
The Navy offense saw 9 different players get at least 2 rushes and total 366 yards.
Navy squandered 2 scoring opportunities with fumbles in the red zone and Middle Tennessee hurt its cause with a pair interceptions.
Navy will open next season a 5-game winning streak while the loss ended a 5-game winning streak for the Blue Raiders.
The Congrove Computer Rankings at CollegeFootballPoll.com said Navy had a 4.45-point edge in the contest which is played on the campus of Texas Christian University at Amon G. Carter Stadium with a capacity of 45,000..


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Keith Lamar Lee
Position: DB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 192 lbs.
Born: December 22, 1957 in San Antonio, TX
High School: Gardena
College: Colorado St. (school history) (Lee college stats)
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 5th round (129th overall) of the 1980 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
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Assessment and evaluation have never been easier. Take a look at the Downloads section of our Educator Resource Center for NYS tests that have been converted to SMART Response! So far we have posted NYS Math tests from 2006 to 2009 for grades 3-8, and NYS ELA tests are in the process of being uploaded! Keep your eye out for Social Studies and Science tests coming soon.
Here are some quick facts about the exams:
- If you click on the attachment tab in the file you will find a copy of the actual exam as well as the answer key to the exam.
- Each question is tagged with its corresponding standard or performance indicator which will allow you to easily gather and analyze your student, class, and school data.
- For the ELA's, any written answer questions were inputted as opinion questions for the sake of numerical continuity when giving the test. Students should enter an answer, but it will not be counted towards their grade.
- The stories for the ELA tests are not included, but you can print them out from the attachment tab.
- Don't forget, these are Notebook files, so you have all of the Notebook tools to use, such as the interactive protractor, ruler, shape tools, and pen tools to model how to solve problems or to review after you have gathered your class data.
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Taylor Swift sold so many records in 2012, the only people who didn't buy one are probably named Jake and John. Her fourth album, Red, is yet another blockbuster, selling 1.2 million copies in its first week, far outpacing every other week-one sales tally for 2012. (Mumford & Sons' Babel placed a distant second with 600,000). But Red is far from a safe record for Swift. She stretched her sound by co-writing with Swedish hit mafia Max Martin and Shellback and dueting with moon-eyed British folkies Ed Sheeran and Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody, and tackled assorted adult subjects with the same precision she previously saved for high-school crushes. Don't let the off-white sundresses and kitty-cat Instagrams fool you. At 22, Swift is clearly no innocent: She's in charge of her career to a degree that few artists can dare match, and she's an exceptional songwriter who still hasn't peaked at her craft. We spoke to Swift by telephone while she was in Los Angeles for a TV appearance and video shoot.
As Popdust's Artist of the Year, how would you categorize your 2012?
My year was more like a two-year process, actually, culminating in a surprisingly pleasant reception for Red.
Why surprisingly pleasant?
I had a lot of fears that people wouldn't like me stepping out of boxes and allowing all of my musical influences to show. I had so much fun making this record, but I often feel like when things are too much fun, how can they turn out well?
Do you typically think that way? If things are going well there must be another shoe about to drop?
I always feel like there must be another shoe about to drop, the ceiling must be about to cave in, the floor must be about to drop out from under me. That's why I'm so grateful for good times. I was sitting at the kitchen table talking to my mom last night and I was like, "I'm so content right now. How am I this content?" I've learned to value those moments when my life feels balanced, when everything that I've put forth musically has been completely understood by my fans.
It must be nice that you can talk to your mom that way.
Oh yeah, my mom and I have a really, really close relationship. She's the main reason I've been able to find a center emotionally. Because I do deal with a lot of anxiety—not crawl-up-in-a-ball-and-rock-back-and-forth anxiety, but doubts and insecurity, about everything. And I try to be as self-aware as possible, which ends up making me question things. So to get back to your original question, I guess the way that I would describe this year is that all of my hopes and dreams about this album came true, surprisingly to me. [laughs]
Would you describe yourself as an anxious person?
I wouldn't say so, no, but I've watched so many people's lives and careers and read so many stories and biographies that I never want to make that crucial mistake that starts you on that downward spiral. I always want to be super self-aware about where I am in life, work hard, and try to do the right thing. And sometimes when you're trying to do all those things, it can make you kind of nervous. But I also really like to have fun and hang out with my friends. I love living a life that I can then write about. You have to have magic in your life if you're going to write about it.
You exert an enormous amount of control over your career for such a young artist. Do you come to decisions easily, or do you worry them to death?
I'm decisive about big, important decisions: about my career, my album, what single's coming next, what cover image is going to be on the album, where we're going to tour. Things like that. What I'm not decisive about is where to go eat dinner tonight or what to order. I always let my friends choose where we're going to go, because today I decided where I'm going to be for the next two years of my life.
What does Red says about who you are right now? What clues does it give about the person you've become?
This record is really bold and risky for me, especially sonically. It says that I'm much more willing to take chances at this point in my life. All for the sake of really living, for the sake of learning as much as I can and taking a chance on something knowing it could be dangerous.
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Is that true in your personal life as well as your professional life?
Absolutely. At 22, I'm just trying to live a magical life, and part of that is excitement. Twenty-two is an age where people say, "Go out and make your mistakes! Live your life! You're young!" I know that I can't live that way completely because everything I do is documented and speculated on, but I still want my life to be spontaneous. I don't want my life mapped out for me. I want some uncertainty. That's both exciting and scary to me, and I like living in that place right now.
If your life was the basis for a rom-com, there'd be the scene where the famous singer sneaks away from her handlers and has some little adventure that she's not supposed to have, to prove that she still can do that kind of thing. Do you ever feel the need to do that?
The fun thing about my life is that I don't have any babysitters. Like, if I wanted to go out clubbing tonight and stay out all night every night for the rest of this month, no one would tell me not to.
Do it!
It's just that I don't really feel like it!
You appear to be an almost infuriatingly well-raised, well-grounded person.
I feel like because I was signed to an indie label [Big Machine] and was able to make all my own creative decisions—write songs with whom I wanted to write, pick which songs ended up on the record, pick the singles, pick what I wear, what events I go to, where I perform and what I perform and how I perform—when you're given that much freedom there's not that much to rebel against.
That's an interesting point. But you must hang out with a lot of young musicians and actors who have the complete opposite professional life from you, where every move they make is essentially plotted for them. Do they sometimes seek you out for career advice?
Well, my girlfriends who are in music or acting, when we hang out we do not talk shop. We just talk about relationship stuff and our lives. It's funny, because I have no idea what movies my friends are working on right now. I just know that when they get off work, they come over and we have dinner and talk about, you know, what we did last weekend.
How do you think you've changed and developed as a singer?
Listening back to my old records is interesting for me. Even watching old interviews is weird, because I've been putting out records since I was 16. My speaking voice is different from 16 to 18 to 20 to 22. And my singing voice is sooo different. I think that from touring year after year you develop muscles that you didn't have before, you develop confidence that you didn't have before. It's still is an effort not to get nerved out at awards shows. Everybody deals with that to some degree. But over time I've gotten more and more confident as a performer.
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When you say your speaking voice has changed, have you lost your twang?
I think I talk how my friends talk. When I first moved to Nashville I was hanging out with all these kids with Southern accents, and I'd say "y'all" more and stuff like that. And now, I don't know, I travel the world and I've developed my own way of talking.
Is there a lyric on Red you're especially proud of?
The lyric I'm most proud of is from "All Too Well": "And you call me up again just to break me like a promise / so casually cruel in the name of being honest." That was something I came up with while ranting during a soundcheck. I was just playing these chords over and over onstage and my band joined in and I went on a rant. Those were some of the lines I thought of.
Who were you ranting at?
Hmm. I was going through a really hard time then, and my band joined in playing, and one of the first things that I came up with, just, like, spat out, was "And you call me up again just to break me like a promise, so casually cruel in the name of being honest."
That's a tough line.
[Laughs] It's very… pointed.
How does writing with other people compare with writing by yourself? Is writing with others a very intimate experience?
Every cowriter is a different scenario, but they all start out with the same thing. I come in with a musical idea and I'll play it for them on the guitar. But before that, I'll tell them, for about 20 minutes, exactly why I want to write that and what I'm going through and why this guy did this and how it made me feel and when I met him and how I haven't talked to him in 13 days and why I feel this and that. [laughs] And then I'll play them the idea and say, "Do you want to work on this?" And if they say yes then we write that song.
So you do have to lay yourself bare a bit.
I like to. If I'm going to write with someone, I want them to know that I trust them, that I trust them to know what I'm going through so they can get into my head and help me convey my thoughts in the most honest way possible. If I'm going to write with you, you're going to know the ins and the outs of how I've been feeling lately.
Some 2012-related questions: Did you vote in this year's presidential election?
Yes, but I had to file an absentee ballot because I was in London.
You don't have to say who you voted for, but by any chance does it rhyme with Shmarack Shmobama?
I never talk about politics. Like, strict rule, I just don't, because I don't think it's my place to.
Did you take anything away from the results of the election?
I'm sorry, I just don't talk politics. Politics and religion. It's kind of like being at a dinner party. I feel that at 22 I really shouldn't be proclaiming what I think politically. I'm a singer, and I think that's what people want to see me stick to. When I'm older and wiser and I'm more read-up on things, maybe then I'll voice my political opinions.
Have you seen the TV show Nashville?
I've only seen the pilot.
How come only that one episode?
I've been busy!
Fair enough. Have you binged on any other TV shows this year?
Well, the Law & Order: SVU marathons are always on. That's where I find my solace.
They are a constant presence in all our lives.
Olivia Benson is always there when we need her.
Last book you read?
Last book I read… the last book I read was Girls Like Us [Sheila Weller's best-selling biography of Carole King, Carly Simon and Joni Mitchell; Swift is rumored to be playing Mitchell in the movie adaptation].
Did you read 50 Shades of Grey?
[Laughs] No, I didn't.
What were your favorite songs of 2012?
"Lego House" by Ed Sheeran, and, hmm… "Anything Could Happen" by Ellie Goulding.
Both are very melancholy, rainy-day Brits…
Yeah, I get into that thing, for sure. Let me think, what else… I'm actually going through my playlists right now. Ooh! "Madness" by Muse. That song's so good.
You grew up in a very stable, financially secure household. When you meet artists whose backgrounds are much different than yours—harder, more unsettled—do you ever think, wow, these people have such different material to draw from than me?
I've never looked at my life and thought, I wish I could write about having different circumstances. And if I want to jump into a character, I'll do something like my song for the Hunger Games soundtrack. When the Hunger Games people came to me and said "we want you to write from Katniss' perspective," it was really crazy to read that book, jump into her skin, and to have a whole different set of hopes and fears in front of me.
Would you like to do more of that kind of role-playing in your songwriting?
There are endless possibilities of where I could take the narrative of what I do. I haven't started to conceptualize what the next record will be, but there are always ideas that I have flying around. I guess I'll just try each one out until I find something that fits.


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There is no more loving of a marriage than that of style and comfort. Crocs, a leading authority on comfort and innovation, has introduced fashion-forward styles for spring proving that they've certainly come a long way since the foam clogs introduced in 2002. I tried two adorable little gems from the new line: the Adrina Flat and the Leigh Wedge.
Adrina Flat
Reminiscent of the popular jelly shoes from younger years, yet with modern touches, the Adrina Flat is a fun slip-on that is perfect for summer. Not as sassy at the original jellies, but much more supportive with a Croslite footbed, the Adrina flat is lightweight, breezy and pliable. Interlocking transparent circles and an open toe give it a unique look. I might prefer them with a closed toe, but then again, showing off a fresh pedi is one of the best perks of summer. These are definitely a more casual slip on, but you could easily get away with pairing them with a sundress or skirt/tank combo. They are perfect for a stroll in the park or to sport at the pool.
Available in juniors' and women's sizes in a variety of bright and neutral colors for $34.99.
The Leigh Wedge
Call me partial because Leigh is my middle name, but I love these shoes. Not only do wedges do wonders for any woman's legs, these can take you through the day. Linen and leather straps provide a simple and clean look, while holding the foot securely in place. The coolest feature is the slip and lock buckle that allows you to get in and out of these shoes without having to undo the buckle every time.
The Croslite soul feels like you are walking on air, but that little bit of height and the straps make you look so put together. They are much more comfortable and supportive than a flip-flop, but with the same casual ease. So next time you feel like throwing on a pair of ratty flip-flops – consider the frumpiness factor, and the fact that they force you to have a not-so-ladylike stride.
Throw these shoes on with a maxi dress or shorts and no need to change if you take a stroll through the park or if you want to hop on your bike. I love wedges with rolled jeans or a bright tunic and jeggins.
The Leigh wedge is available in women's sizes 4-11 in a variety of bright and neutral colors for $54.99.
Other styles from the spring 2011 line include the Adrina Strappy Sandal (a cushioned flip flop with an ankle strap), the Carlie Flat, the Crocband Jaunt rain boot and the Kadee Flat. See more or purchase any of these styles here.
So this summer, give your feet a break without having to sacrifice style - a notion that's sure to last.


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We are planning to redo our master bath and would like to do a lot of the work ourselves.Some items we could use some help with. For example, the window in the bathroom.There is a 48" wide window there now. After the redo that window will be too low and too far to the left. We plan to replace it with an Alliance 48" x 18" transom window.
Question 1: How to get the old window out? It looks like that window is framed by studs on the two sides. And, I suspect, some framing on the top and bottom. Will it be screwed or nailed into that frame? What precautions need to be taken getting it out? Once it is out, what do we do with the hole on the outside of the house? How does that get properly sealed back up?
Question 2: How does the new window go in? At 48" wide it will need to have at least one stud cut? What needs to be done to cut that open?
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Saxophonist Michael Blake, a Canadian-born New Yorker, could be a poster boy for the serious and successful jazz musician of the moment. He got his break by playing for John Lurie's downtown outfit the Lounge Lizards in 1990, his debut record included serious investigation of Vietnamese music, he has backed the likes of Chubby Checker and Jack McDuff, and he has played prominently with jazz bands as diverse as Medeski, Martin, and Wood and the Gil Evans Orchestra. He is both omnivorous and highly distinctive. Like so much of the best jazz today, Blake's music knows few boundaries.
Amor de Cosmos may be the best disc of Blake's career so far. It combines a happy diversity of approaches with a single distinctive instrumentation. As a result, it coheres as a single work and entertains like a collage. The glue is a wonderful band of Canadian musicians, including Sal Ferreras on marimba and percussion and Chris Gestrin on Fender Rhodes and electronics as well as piano. The sextet sounds, for the most past, like a strong jazz group, but the flavor of electronics, mixed with the woody bells of Ferreras precise percussion, also marks the band as one-of-a-kind. The array of different rhythms and compositional approaches, however, makes the disc a varied collection of music.
Michael Blake Sextet
Amor de Cosmos
US: 13 Nov 2007
UK: 12 Nov 2007
What more do you want? Michael Blake has an identity, yet within that identity he works variegated magic.
At least two of the songs have a highly structured sound that creates a little movie in your head. "Temporary Constellation" begins in an intricate pattern of 10/8 time that sets marimba in Steve Reich-ian counterpoint, then it shifts to a jazz 9/8 time that allows drummer Dylan van der Schyff to swing against all odds. The groove shifts to tenor and manipulated piano in unison while the muted trumpet plays a composed line. Then an improvised solo. So: it's not your father's jazz. "Paddy Pie Face" sounds even more "composed", like a modern classical piece with a generous sense of humor. Gestrin and Blake play jerking unisons that sound like a whiskified duck on a leash, with the improvised portion going to a duet between bassist Andre Lachance and van der Schyff.
Two other songs, in contrast, are wholly improvised, exploring the textures that are possible when instruments are played outside convention. Both "Ghostlines" and "The Hunt" give Blake the chance to whisper, growl, screech, and waver on his horn—but always with a stunning quietness that we don't tend to associate with "free" playing. Gestrin accompanies on a combination of acoustic and electric instruments, also investigating the extremities of technique without getting bombastic or pretentious.
Between these free and highly structured approaches, Blake creates sound sets that range from ballad ("Infirmary") to skittering-then-swinging dance ("So Long Seymour") to smiling African groove ("The Wash Away"). "The Wash Away" is so pleasant and easy to bop your head to that it feels almost too nice. Gestrin plays a ringing Fender Rhodes, and the trumpet solo by Brad Turner has songful joy at its very center. But there is nothing "smooth" or weak about the song. It is surrounded by plenty of other taxing music, and even in its out-chorus, Blake serves up a tenor statement that brings in a bit of a chaotic wind. The variety feels great. In short, every song is quite different—odd tempo workouts, water color ballads, herky-jerky fun, purely improvised texture—and every song draws you back to the idea that jazz today maintains the pleasures of swing without every being slave to formula.
Amor de Cosmos was recorded a couple of years ago in Blake's home province of British Columbia. Despite being imported from the north, it stands firmly the line of the superbly smart and diverse "downtown" music that has been coming from the likes of Dave Douglas, Steve Bernstein, and Ben Allison in recent years. It incorporates both rock and avant-garde elements with equal ease while maintaining melodic interest and the excitement of post-bop improvising.
I would very much like to claim that these kinds of records are now a dime-a-dozen, as the downtown scene has now clearly mastered this kind of collaged brilliance, mixing and matching contemporary musical styles into mutt-jazz of the most interesting sort. But the latest from Michael Blake stands apart for its fresh instrumentation and the intelligence of its improvising. This is a terrific record.
Is it the first all-Canadian jazz classic? Hey, I don't know any others!
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This is a simple list of Grand Theft Auto games, in order of release date, grouped by era.
Grand Theft Auto I era (1997 - 1999)
- Grand Theft Auto 1 - Originally titled "Grand Theft Auto"
- Grand Theft Auto: London 1969
- Grand Theft Auto: London 1961
Grand Theft Auto II era (1999 - 2001)
Grand Theft Auto III era (2001 - 2007)
The GTA III Era brought a 3D perspective to the game and firmly established the humour and features of the series. This era is considered to be closed-off and finished.
- Grand Theft Auto III
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
- Grand Theft Auto Advance
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Grand Theft Auto IV era (2008 - 2011)
The GTA IV Era only firmly consists of GTA IV, and does not overlap with previous eras. However, there are many references to previous games, including the name Liberty City, several businesses and brands (eg Sprunk) and other hidden references.
- Grand Theft Auto IV
- Grand Theft Auto: The Lost and Damned
- Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony
- Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Grand Theft Auto V era (2012 - ????)
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum presents its latest featured exhibit, Common Ground: The Music Festival Experience, which will open on Friday, April 25, 2014. The exhibition will be an immersive and engaging look at the music festival as more than just an outdoor concert, but as a community experience.
Whether it's forging human bonds, building a sense of community, providing broad exposure for musical artists – both old and new – or as one of the most important economic engines of the music industry, the story of the music festival is inextricably linked with music's powerful cultural impact around the globe.
Fan vote and fan-curated exhibit
Beginning Tuesday, March 11 fans around the world will have the opportunity to vote for the Top 10 rock festival performance moments of all-time. From Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Bob Dylan's performance in Newport in 1965 to Daft Punk's Coachella performance in 2006, fans will vote for 10 breakout performance and highlights from the last 50 years of festivals. The fan vote will close on Wednesday, April 2 at 5 p.m. ET. The Top 10 festival moments of all-time as voted by fans will ...
Today—with help from over 100 donors from around the country—our curators hung the iconic Yasgur's Farm dairy sign in the museum. It was installed to coincide with the 42nd Anniversary of the Woodstock Art and Music Festival. See photos of the sign installation here!
Some readers will be familiar with the story. The remarkable sign was preserved for 40 years by a neighbor and was recently acquired by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. An anonymous donor agreed to contribute $12,000—half the purchase price—with the condition that other music fans provide the remainder through a grassroots online fundraising campaign. We elected to use website kickstarter.com. From there the fans took over and contributed the rest of the funds in a few short weeks—THANK YOU.
If you are passing through Cleveland stop in and see the sign. It hangs in the museum next to the famed awning from CBGB's, about 50 feet from Jerry's guitars, Janis' Porsche, and a few thousand other incredible artifacts documenting the most powerful art form in history – ROCK AND ROLL!
Over 100 individuals supported the campaign including:
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Rock and roll history includes many keystone moments—Elvis entering Sun Studios, the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, Dylan "plugging in" at Newport. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum recently acquired a historic artifact from an event of this stature: a sign from Max Yasgur's farm, the site of the 1969 Woodstock Art and Music Festival!
What I love about this item is that it features the answer to the long-time trivia question "where was Woodstock held?": not Woodstock, New York, but Bethel! It also pictures the handsome breed of cow that the Yasgurs raised—purebred Guernseys. Signs like these still dot the New England landscape wherever working farms remain.
Woodstock is universally recognized as a pivotal moment in American culture. An unprecedented array of artists took to the stage during the festival including: The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, the Band, Santana, the Grateful Dead, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Sly and the Family Stone, and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
A neighbor has kept the sign for the last four decades and a few months ago offered it to the Rock Hall. An anonymous donor agreed to contribute $12,000—half the purchase price—with ...
This month marks the 40th anniversary of Woodstock. Yes, the music festival that had such an impact on our culture took place 40 years ago! Those babies who were born at Woodstock are now 40 years old! And nowadays, it seems like everyone you ask claims they were at Woodstock. Well, I wasn't there. I was still a teenager, too young to drive. And I'm sure my parents would not have let me go even if I could have driven. But, like so many others, I watched the coverage on the television and read the stories in the newspapers. Then, when the movie was finally released, I was able to experience the great music that was made at Woodstock. Yes, there were music festivals before Woodstock, but none of them had the cultural impact that Woodstock did. It was a cultural milestone, the coming of age of the peace and love generation. It was no longer our parents' world. It was our world. We were against the war in Vietnam. We loved rock and roll and we proved that three days of peace, love and music among half a million dirty, hungry young people was possible. Yes, Woodstock ...


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Crime and Punishment: TSW Guide
Sam Krieg, Savage Coast Lighthouse
Patch 1.1 (TSW)
Crime and Punishment investigates the back story of author Sam Krieg's activity on Solomon Island. Sam tells you, "Upon the wicked shall fall the rain of fire and brimstone," during this cut-scene he also focuses on the amusement park and Innsmouth Academy. Crime and Punishment is an investigation mission added in the 1.1 patch, Carter Unleashed. This TSW Guide, as with all of our quest guide, features spoiler hints. Simply reveal the solution you need without spoiling the remainder of the quest!
Finding Sam can be a bit tricky. If this is your first trip to the lighthouse, Sam is upstairs. Enter the elevator and use the box (it's a bit hard to find it's action spot). Once upstairs, follow the ramp to the top of the lighthouse and talk to Sam.
Crime and Punishment: Step 1/5
"Find evidence of Krieg's research into the island."
Read Sam's discarded letter, beside him. He had to abandon his car at an intersection with the stupidest sentimental name. "Find Sam Krieg's Car"
Need Help Finding Sam's Car?
Head up the road to location 752, 375. This is where Lover's Regret meets Hopes End.
Crime and Punishment: Teir 2/5
"Trace Kring's route back to the informant." Use the GPS to find the informant. Right click on the GPS unit, it will play back to you the last directions that Sam took.
From the nearest road, go East 200 yards. Take the second exit on the right and continue 500 yards. (Along the way you will have a turn, stay on the road). Turn left on the next road. The GPS then shuts off.
Need Help solving the GPS puzzle?
In reverse order you will: Head away from the lighthouse road by taking a right. Go 500 yards, then turn left. You should be heading West. Go 200 yards. It will leave you at the Gas station. Go there for the update
Crime and Punishment: Tier 3
Use the garbage can at the Gas station. You get a picture, taken at a house, and a web address.
Need Help Finding the House?
You need to find the house in the picture. It is at 463, 717 (to the east). This is the house across the street from John Wolf.Tier 4
"Find a way inside the house." There is a basement around the back of the house. It requires a 4-digit code to enter.
Need Help Finding the Code?
It turns out that our fans website states that you know you're obsessed when: "Your four-digit security codes all come from his books." The passcode is 8237, the final four ISBN digits of "the Resident Horror," one of his favorite books. Enter the basement.
Crime and Punishment: Tier 5
"Access the informant's files." You need a password, "Foucault's Pendulum – hardcover original" is your clue
Need Help with the password?
9780151327652 is the 13-digit ISBN for this book. It also happens to be the passcode. Go ahead and read all the entries, Sam's fan was quite the nutcase! NOTE: This answer is language specific.
Brauchen Sie Hilfe mit dem Passwort?
If you are playing on the German Client, your answer is 3446153950. Thanks to Balin23 for the heads-up)
Avez-vous besoin d'aide avec le mot de passe?
I would suspect that if you are playing on the French client, your answer would be: either 2724260783 or 978-2724260786 (with or without the dash). However, the French version of this quest is bugged as of 3-Aug.


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Models of a maple seed that try to match its properties, such as weight, wing loading, wing shape, seed shape, wing curvature, and so on can help you identify and rank their importance to flight. The models shown here were cut out of 3x5 index cards. Paper clips or wire were used to add weight to the model seeds.
None of these seeds rotated very well, although the largest one rotated often enough to run some tests with. The orange dot on the wing was used to determine whether the model rotated in the same direction always, and landed with the same side up. It didn't, but I have no idea why. The smaller seeds were scored to simulate the veins found in the wing of the real seed. You can see the scoring better in the smaller picture at the right. The scores didn't seem to make any difference to the seed's ability to rotate. All things considered, the most important thing I learned was that models with heavy wing loading (the average weight per unit area of the wing) didn't work well. Why? Can you devise an experiment that proves or disproves your reason?
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there's so much to see on the internet.
here are some of my recent favorite finds – recipients of the red-carpet-worthy
dearabbyleigh "of the weekies"
picture of the week:
i'm starting to believe that all relationships operate in their own solar system, each of us planets orbiting each other, taking our own sweet time in getting on with the getting around the sun. my friend lacy and i first entered the same solar system in college and have traversed a few treacherous asteroid belts in the following light years of friendship.
my fall in fayetteville placed me close enough to visit lacy and her new husband for the first time, so i packed up my space-traveling honda and voyaged through the burning bush of ozarks in autumn to reach them. i quickly realized that this was a serendipitous moment in our relationship, that we were finally orbiting at the same rate, able to see and hear each other on a whole new intergalactic plane of understanding. we ate crepes, dissected life with honesty and care, threw pumpkins in the air, and generally basked in the glow of a friendship 7 years in the making, coming into its own on a sunday afternoon in springfield, missouri.
i now have a greater hope that not only will we find life on another planet,
but that we will find friends.
recipe of the week:
heidi swanson's white bean and cabbage
since i received the november issue of real simple, i've wanted nothing more than thanksgiving fare of every make and model. in an effort to hold off just a few more weeks on the stuffing stuff-a-thon, i went with my second favorite comfort food category – potatoes.
i dog-eared this recipe in heidi's super natural everyday because the picture on the cover looked just so delicious. it's surprisingly simple and not-so-surprisingly just as good as it looks. if you need step-by-step help for throwing things in a pan of oil and waiting a few minutes, i recommend steamy kitchen's recipe review.
"why i love the internet" of the week:
arianne segerman on the simple mom podcast
podcasts are a mysterious and beautiful thing to me. the idea that someone can record a conversation between friends and then distribute it as entertainment . . . why didn't i think of this? oh right, because i can't listen to my voice on tape without squirming.
well, lucky for us – tsh and arianne successfully recorded just such a conversation without crawling out of their skin. ari, friend and resident simple design style goddess, has inspiring words to share on blogging, creativity, fashion, and style of all kinds. i especially love when she explains to us how cheetah print is a neutral and when she graciously namedrops yours truly and *dress for the day* around minute 13-and-a-half.
if you have an hour of chores to do, i suggest you do them in style, with these ladies for company.
weekies runner up in this category:
emojis for facebook
words of the week:
lacy shared this poem with me on my visit, and it felt like the simplest, most mind-blowing thing on earth.
from start close in, by david whyte
start close in,
don't take the second step
or the third,
start with the first
close in,
the step you don't want to take.
feel free to award your own "of the weekies" in the comments below. they're free!
and may your weekend be full of first steps worth taking.


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St. Patrick's Day is two weeks away. Are you ready? Leprechans and four leaf clovers are cute, but, let's be serious, it's really all about the Sssssnakes.
For some background, read St. Patrick's Day Facts: Snakes, a Slave, and a Saint on the National Geographic site. Then get busy with some food and fun at the following sites:
Snake Snacks
Slithering Snakewich
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April 3, 2004
The fourth-ranked UCLA men's golf team held a six stroke lead prior to the suspension of play in the second round of the Cleveland/Augusta State Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta, GA.
When play was suspended because of darkness Saturday, the Bruins held a six stroke lead with two individual scores left to be counted. UCLA was seven-under par with seniors Steve Conway and Travis Johnson left to finish their rounds. Wake Forest was in second place a one-under par, followed by Duke at even par and Minnesota at one-over par. Augusta State and North Carlina Stete were tied for fifth at two-over par.
In the first round, the Bruins posted a six-under par score of 282 and were one-under par before play was halted in the second round. Augusta State was six-under par in the second round after posting a 296 (+8) in the first round.
Individually, the Bruins' Steve Conway was tied for the lead with Wake Forest's Bill Haas at six-under par. Conway posted a two-under par 70 in the first round and was four-under par through 17 holes in the second round. Through 15 holes in the second round, Haas was one-under par. He posted a first round 67 (-5).
Senior Travis Johnson was three-under par through 33 holes after posting a four-under par 68 in the first round. Senior John Merrick was tied for 20th at even par 144 (74-70). Junior John Poucher was tied for 34th at two-over par 146 (70-76). Senior Roy Moon was tied for 76th at nine-over par 153 (76-77).
Final round action begins after the second round is completed Sunday morning.
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Could you say that the Eugenia Kim Jordana hat ($238) is colorblocked? Sure, why not? That makes it that much more spring-appropriate. We're digging the coral sash and floppy brim, almost as much as we're digging the fact that we have an excuse to hit the beach now.
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The weather may be cold in Fort Worth, but the League of Legends forecast shows things will be heating up with the Lunar Revel 2014 event! Although unofficially announced, the annual celebration of the Chinese New Year (of the Horse) and the Lunar Revel have begun today! This year features a bunch of new and festive goodies that will help you soak up the revelry. As you may have expected, those goodies include new champion skins, ward skins, summoner icons, mystery gifting, and more!
This year's Lunar Revel reveals three new lively and limited time celebratory skins!
- Warring Kingdoms Tryndamere – 975 Riot Points
- Dragonblade Riven – 975 Riot Points
- *Lunar Goddess Diana* – 975 Riot Points (possibly NOT a limited time skin)
These 2014 Lunar Revel skins will only be available for purchase during this holiday event, so grab them while you can! Apart from champion skins, there are also two limited time Lunar Revel 2014 ward skins available for purchase:
- Banner of the Horse Ward – 640 Riot Points
- Gong Ward – 640 Riot Points
It's not a League of Legends celebration without a few summoner icons to unlock! This year features at least four Chinese hand fan icons that anyone can obtain:
- Year of the Horse hand fan (Win a game using the matchmaking system)
- Lunar Goddess hand fan (Play two matchmade games with at least one friend on Twisted Treeline or Dominion)
- Dragonblade hand fan (Play two matchmade games with at least one friend on Howling Abyss)
- Warring Kingdoms hand fan (Play two matchmade games with at least one friend on Summoner's Rift)
Mystery gifting has been a great success with the last two holiday events, so Riot Games is taking advantage of the feature again! Gift a friend a mystery skin for a champion they own, or gift them a mystery champion that they do not own. Find a Fort Worth friend and give the gift of giving!
Check out the festive Lunar Revel 2014 login screen now and join the fun! For further details, check the official Lunar Revel 2014 page. Legacy skins have been appearing for sale rather frequently compared to the past, so it seems that they will not make an appearance during this event.
Riot Games continues to bring more and more content to League of Legends with every holiday. Find a friend and get a few games in before these unlockables and priced paraphernalia disappear!


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A wig company based in Barnsley has been named retailer of the year.
Sally's Glitz and Glam was founded 15 years ago by siblings Sally Wilkinson, 36, and brother Daniel, 30, on Barnsley Market where it continues to operate.
Since then they have expanded into shopping centres at Huddersfield and Crystal Peaks and it was the latter store that was shortlisted for the Retail Industry Awards at the Dorchester Hotel, London.
Sally said: "It feels fantastic, I was really pleased that we won. When we got shortlisted for the final 12, I was really excited, but when we won I was ecstatic."
The award now sits in the Barnsley Market stall after a brief stay at Crystal Peaks and Sally says she likes to sing the market's praises whenever she has a chance.
She said: "To say this has all come from Barnsley Market, it deserves to be there."
The pair grew up in Staincross and Sally now lives in Monk Bretton and Daniel in Brierley. They will shortly open a fourth store in Chesterfield with The Only Way is Essex star Maria Fowler performing the opening ceremony.


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Fort Bend Technical Center
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of Wharton County Junior College receiving his A.A. degree in 1989.
As an adjunct instructor, Conner taught speech and mass communication classes at Houston Baptist University, Houston Community College, and the University of Houston. Prior to entering academia full time, he spent more than 15 years in the communications industry as a radio broadcaster, media relations director, and managing editor.
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in 1974 with a M.A. in Communication Arts. In 1989, she earned the M.P.H. degree from
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Study and viewing rooms available for one or a group, reserve yours here
Coe Library and the Library Annex offer personal study spaces for individual and group use by UW faculty, staff and students. Study rooms are available in a variety of sizes that accommodate 4 to 10 persons. All study rooms include a table, chairs, and white board. Sixteen rooms at Coe Library and two rooms at the Library Annex are also equipped with a computer, large screen monitor, webcam, microphone, and videoconferencing software.
Additionally, two media viewing rooms are available in Coe Library. These rooms include a DVD/VHS player, large screen television, and comfortable seating.
- Reservation may be made up to one week in advance. To reserve a study or viewing room, use the Reserve a Room Service or contact or visit a Circulation desk:
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- Rooms may be reserved for a maximum of 4 hours each day, per group. The names of all group members must be submitted when making reservations.
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Champagne: A New Year's Classic - Posted: December 31, 2008
The sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France has traditionally been the bottle popped for festive celebrations. For many, culminating a New Year countdown is seldom complete without uncorking one of these chilled bubblies.
Champagne is characterized by varying sweetness levels, from the very dry Brut to the extremely sweet Doux. When choosing a champagne for your New Year's party, you should opt for one of the sweeter bottles if you're not planning to use it as a cocktail mix. For use with other spirits and liqueur in cocktail recipes, however, it's always best to go with a Simple Brut (dry and no sweetness) or a Brut (very dry).
Selected Champagne Drinks: RONKBALL - EROTICA - COLD DUCK PUNCH - More Champagne Drinks