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A billard ball is struck with a cue. The line of action of the applied impulse is horizontal and passes through the center of the ball. The initial velocity $v_0$ of the ball, its radius $R$, its mass $M$ and coefficient of friction $\mu_k$ between the ball and the table are all known. How far will the ball move before it ceases to slip on the table?
Start by finding the force that is trying to spin the ball. Actually it is a torque. Then try to find out for how long this torque needs to be applied such that the rotational speed matches the transnational speed and there is no slip at the contact.
Depending on your convention (what is positive or negative) you need an expression for the slip amount based on the ball linear speed $v(t)$ and rotational speed $\omega(t)$. What you are after is the instance these two give zero slip.
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For dance enthusiasts or simply anyone who watch So You Think You Can Dance, they knew that this past weekend on Saturday July 26, 2014 was National Dance Day. National Dance Day was created by So You Think You Can Dance co-creator Nigel Lythgoe in 2010. It has now gained nationwide attention as a day to partake in this fun activity and provide health awareness. On Saturday, even the Lincoln Center in New York City had their own dance party for all to enjoy.
The event was led by Witch and Allison Holker. They taught two dance routines free for anyone who wanted to watch and learn. They segmented each routine into smaller parts to allow the audience to catch on quickly, and then they added it all together. The audience was diverse with different physical levels, backgrounds, and beginner dancers all the way to experienced dancers who were in uniform.
The National Dance Day event had a nice background of the Revson Fountain, which has been at The Lincoln Center since 1967. The fountain is not the usual calm, soothing fountain one would expect to be in front of a performing arts center. Instead, the water crashes down in small rapids. That makes it have a very unique and still refreshing (it is a fountain after all) look to it. Of course, many people like to throw coins in fountains. Be sure that any coin that is thrown in the fountain at Lincoln Center is given back to The Lincoln Center itself.
While National Dance Day is only once a year, it was a fun event to try, at least to see if a future hobby is in the making. For those that want their National Dance Day experience to become a hobby or an all-out lifestyle in dance, signing up for classes could be a next step. No need to wait another year.


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Every time I do a scene for myself I try to copy a photo or a picture I like, so here's another try at that.
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HonestReporting gets the correction after Sky Sports erroneously refers to Tel Aviv as Israel's capital.
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The Times of London amends an article that stated that Tel Aviv was Israel's capital city.
Tel Aviv Bus Bombing: BBC True to Form
In the aftermath of a terrorist attack in Israel, the BBC can always be relied upon not to avoid clearly stating that a terror attack has occurred. This is the opening paragraph of the latest report on the incident: At least 10 people have been injured in an explosion on a bus in Israel's commercial…
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French Napoleon gold coins have become very popular among investors and historical collectors in recent years. Before buying, however, it's important to understand the history, composition, and investment facts about this coin.
Coin History
Commonly known as the Napoleon, this coin was originally produced by the French monarch of the same name. Originally, the coins were minted in just two denominations; 20 and 40 francs. The 20 franc coins are about the size of a U.S. nickel and have a diameter of 21 mm. Their gross weight is 6.45 grams and contain 0.1845 ounces or 5.801 grams of pure gold, giving them a purity of 90%. The 40 franc coins have the same purity but are slightly larger at 26 mm in diameter and a weight of 12.90 grams.
These coins were issued throughout the reign of Napoleon I and each of them feature his portrait. Depending on the date the coin was minted, this portrait will sometimes feature the monarch as bare headed or wearing a laurel wreath. In addition to this difference, the words on the face of the coin will read either "Bonaparte – Premier Consul" or "Napoléon Empereur". Prior to 1809, the back of the coin will read "RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE" while after 1809 the back of the coin will read, "EMPIRE FRANÇAIS". In addition to these coins, in 1805 there was a 20 lire Napoleon coin that was minted in the Kingdom of Italy, while the country was annexed by Napoleon I of France in 1805 after the defeat of Austria during the Battle of Austerlitz.
The coin was continued to be used throughout the 19th century and later versions of French gold coins in the same denomination were continued to be called Napoleons. It is important to note, however, that these coins were minted at several different French mints and also at the mints in the Italian territories of Genoa, Turin, and Rome. There were also Napoleons made at mints that were located in the Netherlands and Geneva. It should be noted that these coins were only minted outside of France during the French occupation of these locations.
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The price of gold fluctuates on a daily basis, making it difficult to pinpoint an exact price for these coins. Of course, the price of Napoleons is not based solely on the price of the gold they contain. The fact that these coins are considered antiques mean that they have value beyond the amount of gold they contain. Pinpointing their exact price, therefore, is a function of both their gold value and their value as antiques.
Currently, the current selling price for these coins is around $1200. A premium beyond this price is paid for coins that were minted outside of France and for 40 franc pieces.


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The Lexington media console electric fireplace is a versatile piece that is sure to complement any living room, family room or bedroom. It boasts a rich espresso finish, making this simple fireplace a standout. Fluted panels on either side of the mantel open to reveal 8 spacious storage shelves for all of your favorite media. Atop the firebox rests a media equipment storage shelf that is complete with convenient back wall cord access. Crisp edges complete the design of this classic fireplace. The electric firebox provides both heat and ambiance without mess or hassle. And since no electrician or contractor is required for installation, you can begin enjoying your new fireplace right away. Simply plug it in and place your TV on top for a complete entertainment center.Product Features:
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Beautiful TV Stand/Fireplace
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Difficult to put together
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This piece was very difficult to put together. I worked for a popular housewares retailer for years and assembled furniture for display frequently. I never had difficulties like I had with this fireplace. The hinges were very awkward to put on the piece and the screws did not go into their pre-drilled holes easily. The CD boxes were very unstable, although once finally attached to the unit seemed to come together a little better. This took me (and my boyfriend) several hours to put together, the one hour estimate is very misleading. The wood was chipped in several spots, but a wood marker should mask that. I am hoping the fireplace works well and makes the effort put in worth the price. I will follow up once I have used it. I would not suggest this piece to a novice in furniture assembly.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Warm & Cozy Sam
from Philadelphia, PA
This product was a great choice on our part! Aside from the difficult assembly (about 3 hrs total); we now feel that it was worth it!The fireplace is a great addition to our living room. We couldn't be more thrilled with this product!
Quality is ok.
By Eileen
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Needed this piece for family room for the holidays. Fast delivery, but four pieces damaged. We had to re-glue and piece together with finishing nails and more glue! Chips in the front doors also require touch-up, so I need to go buy stain to match. There is no one to complain to and I needed the piece so we have to make due. My feeling is that piece was damaged during shipping as piece left at my front door and box was damaged. Don't get this during the holiday rush!!!
I would buy this product again
By soraya
from new york
perfect fireplace and tv.
SEI Lexington Media Console Electric Fir
By Fran
from TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY
useing it on the large porch, where I sit all winter. Just love watching the fames. On Sunday with the football games. Can't weight till it SNOWS.
Shelf too low
By Primetime
from NJ
The shelf can only accommodate electronics under 5 inches tall so don't plan on putting any av receivers in there. Dumb design!!!
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from Westerly, RI
Top of the unit was hard to secure. Didn't seem to line up well enough to lock the fasteners but the unit is not wobbly once put together
Love this unit
By Allison
from Brockton, MA
Got this back in Feb. It is in a room about 24x 24 and it kept us toasty warm. Used the fireplace in the summer but not the heat part and it was still nice. Love the look.
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Great Fireplace
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On playing in the third round of the WNIT against a team the Green Wave played earlier in the year
"It's two-fold. We're excited about playing an SEC team. We feel like we've played well against the SEC and obviously this is one against a team that we felt let one get away earlier in the year. This team is really focused on trying to see how positive we can end the season. Our game at Arkansas was such a well-played game on our part as far as getting contributions from the bench and getting leadership from our seniors. It's exciting to see what kind of run we can make."
On her stated goal at the start of the WNIT for the seniors to play well and the younger players to assert themselves
"They did that. In the game at Arkansas, some of our younger kids really came in and played some of their best basketball at the end. That's an important part of this, for the younger players to really benefit from this experience of playing. In addition, the seniors have really applied their leadership."
On if there is a revenge factor involved in Wednesday's game at Auburn
"That game was so early in the season and I think both teams are different. Although we know the personnel and we remember what we did well and not well, it'll be a different game. Both teams have matured. I think it probably has our players' attention a little more because we have played them and it was one that got away from us. Again, at this point of the season, this game is a chance to get to the Elite 8. What's probably the biggest focus for us is what this game can mean for us."
On her team being able to focus on basketball while the University enjoys Spring Break
"When you play in the middle of the week, you can miss so much class and that's been very stressful for us. It is a little bit of an advantage for us because we don't feel like we're leaving so much behind. Playing on the road is something we've done really well this year. When people ask if it could be a positive or a negative for us, I think it's a positive."
On what it would take for Tulane to win and advance to the WNIT's fourth round
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On how Auburn has played so far in the WNIT
"One thing they've done well in the WNIT is creating turnovers. They've won two games over two very good teams by creating turnovers and scoring off of them. Also, they've been very aggressive on the boards. Those are two things that we're going to have to take care of. We took care of the ball at our place until the last three minutes, and that's what cost us the game. We have to learn from that mistake going into this."
On Tulane's effort defensively through the first two WNIT contests
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Last weekend my wife and I purchased a 24ft diameter by 52in deep above ground swimming pool. I don't like the filter system that came with the pool so I do plan on upgrading the filter system. I have been looking at a sand filter system, but we also have the issue of what to use to keep the pool water safe and clean. I am familiar with Chlorine and don't have a problem using it, but I have been hearing a lot about using a Salt system instead.
Can anyone give me the lowdown on the chlorine vs. salt for our pool? Also can you tell me if I can use a sand filter on a salt system? I would rather avoid using the paper filter cartridges (they don't last very long and I get tired of buying them.
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Schmitz, A; Kellenberger, C J; Lochbuehler, N; Fruehauf, M; Klaghofer, R; Fruehauf, H; Weiss, M (2012). Effect of different quantities of a sugared clear fluid on gastric emptying and residual volume in children: a crossover study using magnetic resonance imaging. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 108(4):644-647.
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/st> Gastric emptying in the first 2 h after 7 ml kg(-1) of sugared clear fluid has recently been investigated in healthy children using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This study aims to compare gastric volume and emptying half-life during 1 h after 3 or 7 ml kg(-1) sugared clear fluid intake.
/st> Fourteen healthy volunteer children aged 11.1 (8.2-12.5) yr were investigated prospectively after administration of 3 and 7 ml kg(-1) diluted raspberry syrup in a randomized order, after overnight fasting (baseline). Gastric content volume (GCV(w)) was assessed with a 1.5 Tesla MRI scanner in a blinded fashion. Data are presented as median (range) and compared using the Wilcoxon test.
/st> Baseline GCV(w) was 0.39 (0.04-1.00) and 0.34 (0.07-0.75) before intake of 3 and 7 ml kg(-1) syrup, respectively (P=0.93). GCV(w) was 0.45 (0.04-1.55)/1.33 (0.30-2.60) ml kg(-1) 60 min after ingestion of 3/7 ml kg(-1) syrup (P=0.002). Thus GCV(w) had declined to baseline after 3 ml kg(-1) (P=0.39) but not after 7 ml kg(-1) (P=0.001) within 60 min. T(1/2) was 20 (10-62)/27 (13-43) min (P=0.73) after 3/7 ml kg(-1).
/st> In healthy volunteer children, residual GCV(w) 1 h after intake of 3 ml kg(-1) syrup is significantly smaller than that after 7 ml kg(-1) and within the range of baseline.
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We're excited to share that the Fat Quarter Shop is hosting another fabulous Designer Mystery Block of the Month. The 2012 Designer Mystery BOM, the FQS's 5th annual program, may just be their best yet. Why? Well, for starters, it features the fabulous new line by Bonnie & Camille for Moda, Vintage Modern.
Need some more reasons to check it out? This sampler quilt features 12 wonderful blocks from Moda designers, including our friends Aneela Hoey, Kate Spain, the fabulous ladies of Sweetwater, and of course Camille Roskelley herself.
Seriously, you could make a trash bag out of these gorgeous fabrics and it would be the most beautiful trash bag ever, so we can only imagine how stunning the Designer Mystery BOM quilt is going to be. We'd share more … but of course it's a mystery!
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Wild populations of this peaceful, intelligent, fruit-eating ape are now found only in northern Sumatra and Borneo. Judging from fossils found in southern China and northern Vietnam, the orangutan was, in prehistoric times, more widely distributed throughout the tropical lowland forests of southeast Asia. The world population now numbers between 15,000 and 30,000 in the wild and about 500 in zoos.
The major cause for the recent decline is the continuing destruction of the forests, and, to a lesser extent, the illegal killing of adult females to obtain juveniles for the animal trade. The species is now fully protected by law throughout its range, but enforcement is difficult in remote areas. Existing reserves in Sumatra and Borneo are important in the orangutan's survival. Additional reserves, forest management, and stricter control of international trade are also essential.


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Beth Bini, cohort member, receives SAANYS scholarship
In December 2010, cohort III member, Beth Bini, received the School Administrators Association of New York State (SAANYS) Cambium Scholarship.
Beth Bini, cohort III member, receiving her scholarship from Karl Green, Cambium Learning Group/Voyager.
Beth Bini is currently an Elementary Principal in the Guilderland Central School District and completing her Doctorate in Educational Leadership at The Sage Colleges Graduate Schools, School of Education.
For more information on SAANYS, see: http://www.saanys.org/
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Each year, there are certain video games that players just know will be awesome.
On the other hand, there are video games that look like they're not going to be any good. Maybe it's because the developers aren't exactly renowned for making quality titles, or maybe it's just because the graphics don't look up to par. Maybe the gameplay appears to be bland and derivative. For whatever reasons, these games looked simply unappealing.
Early impressions, though, can be entirely wrong, as the following five titles clearly indicate. Despite not looking particularly stellar at first, these video games defied all expectations by being pretty awesome instead of being terribly mediocre.
Alien vs Predator (Rebellion Developments)
Though the "Alien vs Predator" franchise has always enjoyed a considerable degree of success in the past, the big question was whether Rebellion Development, who had most recently developed two absolute train wrecks – "Shellshock 2" and "Rogue Warrior" – actually had the necessary skills to get the job done.
The end result was a fairly competent shooter that did a surprisingly decent job of recreating the intensity and horror of the original "AvP" games on the PC. It wasn't perfect, but between the thrills of gunning down aliens using pulse rifles and decapitating marines using hideously gory executions, it clearly proved to be one of Rebellion's best games in the last several years and a worthy purchase for fans of either the "Aliens" and "Predators" franchise.
Heavy Rain (Quantic Dream)
"Heavy Rain" challenged the conventional definition of video games and delivered an experience that was more interactive cinema than actual gaming. You could control your character's actions to a certain extent, but the majority of the game was spent watching events unfold. Whether or not Quantum Dream (who had also developed "Indigo Prophecy" several years prior) would actually be able to pull this off and create a narrative that was compelling enough to keep gamers hooked without being able to shoot something in the head every five seconds was the big question.
The trailers leading up to its release made it look doubtful (particularly due to the hideous voice acting –a problem that still existed in the final version of the game), but "Heavy Rain" managed to not only enthrall gamers with its murder mystery storyline, but also reinforced the notion that video games and movies are hardly incompatible forms of media.
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Raleigh – An advisory council to the Department of Juvenile Justice has proposed a slew of reforms in response to a May audit that revealed widespread deterioration of facilities and services.
The State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention was required to make recommendations to the General Assembly after recent passage of the state budget.
Of 36 reforms proposed at a special meeting Wednesday , the one that provoked the most debate effectively shelves the governor's $90 million plan to build three new juvenile jails by 2007. Gov. Mike Easley proposed the new construction based on department recommendations and auditors' criticism of the state's five youth prisons , all of which are more than 30 years old.
The prisons house 576 young people between ages 10 and 21 convicted either of felonies or of more than five misdemeanors.
"If we've learned anything in the 25 years I've been a judge, it's that warehousing these kids doesn't work," Halifax County Chief District Court Judge H. Paul McCoy Jr. told fellow council members. He supported multiple, regional facilities. "Even if it costs more, I think it will be worth it in terms of the kids' lives," he said.
It might actually cost less, department Secretary George Sweat said. He said his office suggested replacing the three dilapidated prisons in Lenoir, Buncombe and Cabarrus counties mainly because the audit cited them as immediate hazards. He said they also face a time crunch: If construction began today, buildings wouldn't rise for three years. Legislators are already asking to speed the process.
The department expects to have plans for possible new facilities by September, complete with price tags, in time for the council to make a recommendation to the General Assembly in November.
"If five to 10 proves better through study, that's what we'll do," Sweat said of the facilities.
The council's next scheduled meeting is Aug. 21. Wednesday marked its third meeting in two years, although the governor is required by law to convene it quarterly. In May, guardians sued him and council co-chairman Chief Justice I. Beverly Lake Jr. on behalf of six children who they allege were failed by a dormant council.
Easley has yet to attend a council meeting in person, but Lake came Wednesday and called it productive. So did the attorney leading the children's suit.
"Had this council not met, I think we'd still be looking at $90 million being wasted on a breeding ground for crime and recidivism," Legal Aid of North Carolina attorney Lewis Pitts said. "We're pleased they're meeting and rethinking this."


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SSH is a powerful tool that allow you to remotely operate another machine. Here you'll find some tips about SSH.
Whenever you connect to someone through http (and not https) all the data transfered comes and goes on plain text, allowing people on the middle to see everything. One way to avoid it is to create a tunnel from your machine to some place else and use this tunnel as proxy. To do this tunnel, use the command:
ssh -f -N -D 1080 user@remoteserver
After that, go to Firefox preferences and set your network to be a SOCK network where the address is "127.0.0.1" and the port is "1080".
Done, now you have more privacy.
That's the basic stuff let's turn the things a little more interesting. Usually you can only use non graphical software. SSH has a way to export the X from the remote machine to yours. To do that you need to add the flag
ssh -X dmelo@merovBy doing this you'll be able to run graphical softwares like firefox :D. The only constraint is about audio. SSH does not support export it but some geeks have found a way to do so. As you may expect by using graphical software over SSH you'll need a larger bandwidth.
Sometimes is necessary to transfer a file over the network. ssh offers a way to do that. The scp command uses ssh to copy a file. The command syntax is very similar to the cp command. The difference is on how to describe a file on a remote machine. Let 'book.pdf' be a file in my home, on the host 'merov'. The address that describe this file is
dmelo@merov:/home/dmelo/book.pdf. To copy this file to my local machine I have to do only this
scp dmelo@merov:/home/dmelo/book.pdf ./
This command will copy the file from the remote host
merov to the current path of my local machine. Since the communications is encrypted, scp provide you an efficient and safe way to transfer you files. By default, the port is 22, if the server is running on a different port you can specify that using the flag -P. Like this
scp -P22 dmelo@merov:/home/dmelo/book.pdf
Another very nice thing about SSH is that it allows you to remotely mount partitions. Yes, you can see remote directories on the same way you see your pendrive. But, for this you need to install sshfs. In ubuntu it's simple
sudo apt-get install sshfs. SSHFS is a file system client based on ssh. It does not require root permissions to mount partitions. The syntax is similar to ssh.
sshfs dmelo@merov:/home/dmelo movies
After this, my home will be mounted on the local ./movies path.
To play stuff you can simply use sshfs but there is another way. The command
ssh dmelo@merov cat movie.avi | mplayer -This command will redirect the stdout of the file movie.avi to the input of the mplayer and mplayer will play the movie (or whatever media it is). It's important to note that mplayer is running on the local machine. So, you won't have troubles with sound.
Create tunnel is not any secret. The sintax is ssh -L partA:hostA:portB [hostB] . This command would create a tunnel from portA of hostA to portB of hostB. If you don't specify hostB then it will be portA to portB of hostA.
The tip here is about the way to make the tunnel. Use "-N" to avoid open a shell on the foreign host. When you run without the "-N" it logs in on the foreign host. With the "-N" it just make the tunnel.
ssh -N -L portA:hostA:portB hostB


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Monday, January 28, 2013
Video: New Stacks!
137 comments:
Oh, I love them all!!! My wallet (and husband) will not though -- LOL!ReplyDelete
I love the Sunshine stack. I think I would purchase this the minute I saw it!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, I absolutely adore the "Dear Jane" stack.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Dear Jane stack! I can tell already that its going to be one I hoard!ReplyDelete
Kidosaurus, Dear Jane, and The Delightful. White Ginger and My Sunshine stacks are grabbing my eye! Oh, wait a minute....I LOVE them all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to go DCWV stack shopping!ReplyDelete
Love the White Ginger and the My Sunshine packs. So bright and cheery.ReplyDelete
- Crafty Aunt DeeJanuary 28, 2013 at 9:43 AM
WOW! Kidosaurus and White Ginger are my fav, but they are all wonderful. With all these wondeful papers coming out, i'm going to need another paper cabinet. THANK YOU! Can't wait till Feb. to get some more paper,ReplyDelete
I love the White Ginger and the Delightful stacks. I have already added them to my Stacks Want list. Great job.ReplyDelete
the delightful and dear jane stacks are at the top of my wish list!!! laura jReplyDelete
oh I MUST HAVE that My Sunshine Stack....LOVE LOVE LOVE!ReplyDelete
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the sunshine one! I may need a few of these, seems like I can never find fun and colorful papers!! I NEED THIS!ReplyDelete
TFS and Happy Belated Birthday to your DS and also his Mommy!
Dear Jane will be mine lol, I was eating breakfast watching the video and dropped my fork when it got to the pink foil striped page. I am so so in love with this stack. My husband is a huge dinosaur fan and we have a 1 and half yo grandson that he is pushing dinos on lol. So I have a feeling we will be picking up Kidosaurus.ReplyDelete
Oh wow that My Sunshine is so fun and perfect for summer photos and that Dear Jane Stack is just STUNNING!ReplyDelete
All lovely as always, they do get better all the time! I think the Delightful stack might be my favorite today but wait until I see them at the store , I will likely have to get them all!ReplyDelete
Loving the kidosaurus and My Sunshine!ReplyDelete
Happy Happy Birthday. I love the new stacks and would love to win. thanksReplyDelete
Wow! I don't know how your company keeps coming up with all these new stacks! I really like My Sunshine and White Ginger.ReplyDelete
These are all wonderful Incidentally, I love the pic of the B day boy. He looks so happy and that cake is AWESOME! :)ReplyDelete
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love my sunshine and kidosauras but i could see me using white ginger as well thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
I think I will have to purchase Dear Jane and My Sunshine stacks. Thanks for the temptation.ReplyDelete
I really love My Sunshine!!! TFS!ReplyDelete
'Dear Jane'!ReplyDelete
So cool!
I love the Dear Jane and the White Ginger Stacks. Can't wait for next week!ReplyDelete
The Delightful is my favorite! Is White Ginger the same as Green Tea? I feel like I already have those?ReplyDelete
love the kidosaurus stack and the my sunshine stack! thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
These are awesome!!! I just hope my J's actually does get them. They're not so good at getting new stuff lately.ReplyDelete
White Ginger is stunning! I would probably use My Sunshine and Kidosauras most with my three boys!ReplyDelete
love them all but the white ginger is going to be my first purchase. hope it has all the extras too...cardstock stack, embellishments, ribbon and such :)ReplyDelete
Oh these are all MUST HAVES!!!!!ReplyDelete
Your son is so cute & happy :)ReplyDelete
the stacks are awesome, can't wait to see them in te stores.
They are fabulous!! Love My Sunshine and Dear Jane!ReplyDelete
Happy b-lated birthday to your little man:) He looks so happy, and his birthday cake is so cool:) All the new stacks look amazing, I wish I could get my little hands on all of them:)lol.ReplyDelete
Peace, Love, & Cricut Hugs!
Monica L.
oh my oh my I love them all I just can't imagine picking just one....decisions decisions....ok it is Dear Jane...that was so tough...but I WILL buy all of them...I am totally addicted!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2013 at 10:46 AM
They are all great stacks! My Sunshine and Dear Jane are MUST haves! Thanks for giving us a sneak peek. Oh, and happy birthday again to your little one!ReplyDelete
Debra Hudson
Dear Jane looks like a MUST have.ReplyDelete
These are so awesome!! Thanks, Erin!!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to find the White Ginger stack, I'll have to get that one right away. Also loving kidosaurus stack. They are lovely though! Thanks for sharing them, Erin!!!ReplyDelete
ve love my sunshineReplyDelete
Congrats to the previous winners! I love the My Sunshine stack and your sons cake is awesome!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with all 5 of these! I kept trying to pick just one favorite and had to give upReplyDelete
LOVE the "MY SUNSHINE" stack!ReplyDelete
I am so excited for the Kidosaurus Stack. I took my family to Utah in July and we went to the Dinosaur Museum in Thanksgiving Point and I took about a million pictures that I can't wait to scrap. I also love the Sunshine Stack, it has such great prints. This is such an awesome release. I love love love DCWV!!!ReplyDelete
LOVING the Sunshine stack!ReplyDelete
Love, love, love! The kidosaurus is especially appropriate as my husband's nickname is "kirkosaurus" (his name is Kirk), so our son is Micah-saurus and I'm cherylosaurus...well, you get the picture! :)ReplyDelete
That's it. My Sunshine, Dear Jane and White Ginger are coming home !ReplyDelete
OH these new 12x12 stacts are great. I am loving White Ginger and My Little Sunshine.ReplyDelete
I love the sunshine one! Those are totally my colors. Dear Jane is pretty, but I'm not as big a fan of the gold...ReplyDelete
the delightful stacks is a must have... i can wait.. my sunshine stacks is beautiful and i don't have boys and i want the the kidosaurus stack..ReplyDelete
I absolutely love Kidosaurus and My Sunshine!! They all look so fun and I would love to make a spot for them on my craft desk! :DReplyDelete
I'm waiting for new stacks,I'm loving Dear Jane!!ReplyDelete
First of all. Happy Belated Birthday to your little man. They do grow up SO fast. That cake is too fun.ReplyDelete
Congrats to the winners of the 6x6 stacks. I know you will have fun creating with them.
You are right, your stacks just keep getting better and better. I must admit, I love them all, but White Ginger, The Delightful Stack, and Dear Jane just jumped to the top of my list. I guess I'll have to see if the stay on top after you show us the rest of the new releases.
OOOO I need "My Sunshine" stack!!! lol love them all tho!ReplyDelete
I'm liking the Dear Jane and Sunshine stacks!ReplyDelete
conrats to the winners of the 6x6 stacks have fun creating, I love the Dear Jane stack.ReplyDelete
Love the dear Jane stack!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to get my grubby hands on these!!! Gorgeous, especially love the Delightful stack!!ReplyDelete
I especially love the Dear Jane, Delightful, and My Sunshine stacks. NICEReplyDelete
wonderful new stacks, my favortie in the set would be My Sunshine Stack. perfect for the little one in my life and I would get it for the bingo cards alone LOL Thanks for sharing the stacks, cannt wait until next week.ReplyDelete
My Sunshine and Kidosaurus are my favorites of the release but I am really liking the Dear Jane too! Love new stacks!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2013 at 12:50 PM
I think of Joann's in my sleep. I can't wait for the 6x6 to arrive for me to buy buy buy.All the paper packs are beautiful.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2013 at 12:53 PM
I love the sunshine stack. Can't wait to see it in person. AnneReplyDelete
White Ginger and Dear Jane look pretty good, yeah! I hope these will come in the smaller size too.ReplyDelete
What an awesome cake!!! Your lil man looks so Happy!! Congrats to the winners. They I know are 2 happy ladies. Have fun with your goodies. I love them.....My favorites are the Dear Jane and My Sunshine. I always love the new designs you come up with. These are wonderful.ReplyDelete
LOVING the Delightful and My Sunshine stacks. I hope most of the stacks will come in 6x6 as well!!! I need to start a new collection. ;)ReplyDelete
Awesome new stacks! My favies are Dear Jane and My Sunshine stacks! Fabulous new designs!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the latest stacks! Love them all. My favorite is Dear Jane. Happy Birthday to your cute little boy :-)ReplyDelete
Oh, my goodness! Definitely a tie between the White Ginger, the Delightful stack and the Dear Jane! Although they are all great but how to decide? :)ReplyDelete
Congrats to the winners!! Beautiful new stacks dear jane would have to be my favorite of them all. Thanks for sharing these new releases with us erin!!!ReplyDelete
They look great! I especially love Dear Jane, Delightful and Sunshine!ReplyDelete
love the new 6x6's. they will be a great addition to my card making supplies.ReplyDelete
I love the video to get an up close look at the stacks. I think I am leaning to Sunshine as my fav.ReplyDelete
I love the Delightful stack..such pretty colors :)ReplyDelete
Hugs, Sheena
Those look so great. I see a couple of these in my future. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Dear Jane - not associated with Jane Austen's 200th birthday by any chance, is it?? Love these.ReplyDelete
Oh my, I can't wait to check them all out, but I am thinking I will fall in love with Dear Jane.ReplyDelete
Love My Sunshine and White Ginger. Wising I had a Joann's near me.ReplyDelete
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These new stacks look great! My favorite is My Sunshine - fun, bright colors, great for scrapping family (boy OR girl!) projects. :)ReplyDelete
Oh no....new stacks! These are awesome and such a variety...I can't wait to ouch them with my little grubby hands LOL!ReplyDelete
Really lovin all of the new stacks. A trip to JoAnn's is in my future.ReplyDelete
Dear Jane and White Ginger look great!ReplyDelete
I'm amazed at all the new papers!ReplyDelete
LOVING My Sunshine! SO versatile!ReplyDelete
thanks for letting us know that the 6 x 6 stacks are only $5.99!!! Loving it! love so many of them, now it won't have to be as hard to decide when I can get a few more:)ReplyDelete
White Ginger sure looks familiar ;) green tea is one of my favorite stacks ever, so im totally ok with it!ReplyDelete
the new stacks are great, love the White Ginger,ReplyDelete
White Ginger and Dear Jane will soon find a place in my crafting room! Love these stacksReplyDelete
And what a cute boy you have! :)
super gorgeous new stacks! my favorite should be White Ginger, love the colors and patterns.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to your little guy!! He is so cute!!ReplyDelete
Love, the new stacks, Erin!! I can't pick a fave!! Thanks for sharing.
Happy Birthday to your little man! He's so cute, and I know how you feel for sure, my LO turned 6 in December. :-)ReplyDelete
Love the new stacks, my list of must haves is getting long for this release! :-)
Such a cute cake for such a cute little fellow! Love these new stacks! Can't wait to get my hands on white Ginger and Dear Jane!ReplyDelete
Dear Jane,I would love for you to move into my craft room. I have a few people that I would like to make a mini album for, who in return, would be so excited to have an album made out of your beautiful papers. So please come and join me in making a few friends happy!!!LOLReplyDelete
What a cute photo! I love all the paper stacks, but my eye is on 'My Sunshines" paper stack!!! Can't wait to get to Joanns!ReplyDelete
I love them all, but The Dear Jane is so beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
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I love the my sunshine stack and the delightful stack. Really awesome. I will definitely go to JoAnn's the first weekend in Feb. WooHoo! Love these!ReplyDelete
OOh---the my sunshine stack is singing my name, so is the kidosaurus, and it's sounding like my kids! ;) Want them all!ReplyDelete
These are exceptional. Especially White Ginger and You are my Sunshine.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to your little one. I love the stacks, especially the dinosaur.ReplyDelete
Your son's cake looks amazing! The new stacks look great, my favs are the Delightful & Dear Jane stacks.......sooo pretty! ~KathyReplyDelete
Ohhh, I just LOVE Dear Jane and White Ginger!!! Awesome new stacks!!!ReplyDelete
Those blues in the White Ginger stack are so pretty!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness ... don't make me choose a favorite but oh my - the White Ginger stack is fabulous. I can see a mini album in my future!ReplyDelete
I am so happy to be one of the winners thank you! Congrats to PattyK.ReplyDelete
By the way Erin wishing your son a Happy Birthday and that birthday cake is simply beautiful. The Dear Jane new stack is so very elegant in fact they are all so gorgeous.
I love them all, but the "Dear Jane" is my favorite.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to your son! The My Sunshine stack & Kidasaurus are my favorites! Can't wait to get my hands on these!!ReplyDelete
Love that cake!!!ReplyDelete
Love Dear Jane and My Sunshine!
What a cutie ;) So, I think the Delightful Stack should be in my collection. And the My Sunshine Stack....and the Dear Jane...oh who are we kidding? They should ALL be in my collection! Love them!ReplyDelete
Oh, I love all of them, but the Dear Jane and My Sunshine stacks are my favorites!ReplyDelete
Love your little guy's happy grin! Happy Birthday to himReplyDelete
As for the stacks, Love the White Ginger so pretty and the Dear Jane reminds me of Jane Austen of course LOL
Thanks for the chance to win.
Adorablle little guy! Love the cake! Who made that. I love the White Ginger and Dear Jane. Of course all of them are great! Hugs,JessReplyDelete
I have been 'lurking' at Joann's waiting for these....now I am happy to hear that they will soon be here! My Sunshine, Kidosuaurus, The happy Stack, and many of the 6x6s are needed in my hands!ReplyDelete
Your little guy is so so cute.....I would celebrate his birth every day!
Love all the new stacks, I need a new kids stack the kidosaurus is so cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 10:26 AM
I get so excited to see new stacks.White Ginger is catching my eye. TEMAReplyDelete
I just love Dear Jane and White Ginger! I have not purchased paper in over 1 1/2 years so the 2 are on my to buy list.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing and the chance to win.
My Sunshine is awesome... as all ways excellent, inspirational and fun stacks, keep up the great work DCWV!ReplyDelete
You weren't kidding ---- the stacks do just keep getting better and better. Lovin' all the ones with some foil accents.ReplyDelete
I'm loving the foil in White Ginger! Love something about all of them, but, oh, that White Ginger!ReplyDelete
I really can't decide, they are ALL so amazing!ReplyDelete
Lovin' the Dear Jane! White Ginger will be nice too :)ReplyDelete
Fantastic new stacks, I would have to say the Dear Jane is my favorite.ReplyDelete
LOVE the colors in White Ginger! Fabulous stacks!ReplyDelete
Oooh, my favorite is White Ginger! I love the fresh clean colors and patterns in that stack. I also love Delightful, with the borders and journaling elements. Really wonderful release!ReplyDelete
YAY! More yummy stacks! Love them all. Thanks for the chance to "maybe" win a "surprise" giveaway. :DReplyDelete
Great new stacks! My favorite is the kidosaurus stack.ReplyDelete
These stacks are awesome...can't wait to see them in the stores...ReplyDelete
Love the Delightful and Kidosaurus stacks.ReplyDelete
LOVE Dear Jane and I think My Sunshine will also be on my list! I can't wait to see these in the store! I was at JoAnns tonight looking for the new 6 x 6 and of course they were not there. Going to have to go next week! Thanks for sharing all these delightful new stacks with us Erin!ReplyDelete
Love the kidosaurus and sunshine stack!!!!ReplyDelete
- Dawn K.ThomsonJanuary 30, 2013 at 8:58 AM
I have to say that I recently bought the Scrapbox and Paper Tower from the Original Scrapbox Company. I love them. Currently they are filled with all my crafting supplies and my papers. On that note, I have to say that DCWV papers are my favorite papers. If you all keep coming out with so many new stacks, like I think you are, I am going to have to get another Paper Tower to hold all these new and awesome paper stacks. I love that you all the new 6X6 paper stacks. The new types of paper look so much fun to use. I am looking forward to them being in JoAnn's so that I can get them all. Thanks for so many wonderful stacks.ReplyDelete
Oh no... I need a bigger scrap room! I love all of these! So pretty, so fun, ..yep. Must. have. them. All!ReplyDelete
These are all so beautiful! I especially love White Ginger - great color combinations. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous stacks I LOVE LOVE LOVE My Sunshine closely followed by delightful and.....all of them :)ReplyDelete
Oh, those stacks are beautiful! Agree with you that My Sunshine stack are so happy! Love all those wonderful details!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful new stacks! I think my favorite of the release is Delightful, followed by Dear Jane! White Ginger looks pretty, too, but I already have Green Tea, and it appears to be similar (at least to me, it does.) Kidasuarus looks fun, too. Thank you. BethAnn M.ReplyDelete
I love the White Ginger, the Kidasaurus is adorable, and I also am excited for the Dear Jane (I just love your foiled pages).ReplyDelete
Wow all of these stacks are fantastic! My top three are Delightful, My Sunshine and White Ginger.ReplyDelete
cute cake and I love those stacks especially My Sunshine and White Ginger.ReplyDelete


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Cleaning and caring for Olympic cultured marble products is easy due to the thick, high quality "gelcoat" we apply during the manufacturing process.
Tea, juice, or coffee can be simply wiped up with a damp sponge and household cleaner, such as Windex or Simple Green. Never use an abrasive cleaner (Comet, Ajax, Soft Scrub, etc.), as this will dull and wear away the gelcoat surface.
If there is a particularly stubborn spot such as fingernail polish remover, the chemical may evaporate if the problem area is left uncovered. If the spot doesn't go away, contact Olympic for other options.
If hard water or mineral deposits are a problem, try using one of the many cleaners sold for that purpose. Most cleaning chemicals will not damage the gelcoat as long as they are not allowed to stand on the gelcoated surface for prolonged periods. Before using any cleaner, be sure to read the label for recommended usage and warnings.
- Because of mineral deposits and soap scum, it is important to clean your cultured marble parts regularly.
- For normal cleaning of marble surfaces, do not use abrasive cleaners, steel wool, scouring pads, scrapers, or sandpaper on any part of the surfaces.
- Use nail polish remover to dissolve adhesives. (Nail polish remover and acetone are highly flammable, so ventilate the room and keep these materials away from heat and flames.
- Water temperatures exceeding 130 degrees may cause cracking or crazing, thereby voiding the warranty. (Temperatures above 130 degrees are dangerous to the skin even for very brief moments)
- Clean only with liquid cleaners of a non-abrasive type. Example: Windex, 409, Simple Green, etc.
- Protect the surface of your cultured marble with regular applications of wax (Gel Gloss, car wax, etc.)
- To remove surface scratches, try a very mild abrasive such as toothpaste. Deeper scratches may require wet sanding with an appropriate sandpaper (220, 400, 600). Then, bring the shine back by buffing with an automotive buffer and polishing compound. Do not use rubbing compound, as this is too coarse.
- On shower walls and tub areas, we have found a daily application of "Clean Shower" does a great job of eliminating water spots and soap scum buildup.


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The office of Disability Support Services at LIU Post collaborates with students with disabilities to ensure equal access to all programs, services, and facilities on the LIU Post campus as well as LIU's regional campuses.
Disability Support Services works with the students with disabilities and the LIU community to create an accessible and supportive environment. Based on appropriate documentation, DSS assists students in securing the necessary accommodations from academic departments and, if needed, other offices.
The office of Disability Support Services, which is located in the Learning Support Center, can be reached at 516-299-3057.
In compliance with federal and state laws, LIU Post is committed to providing qualified individuals with disabilities the opportunity to participate in all University programs and activities, curricular and co-curricular, which are available to non-disabled individuals.
Students with disabilities who desire accommodations must submit appropriate documentation of their disability to the office of Disability Support Services located in the Learning Support Center. Professional staff will review and evaluate this documentation, interview the student, and provide the student with completed Accommodations Forms for presentation to the teaching faculty. Accommodations Forms must be obtained each semester, before the semester begins. DSS files are confidential.
Academic accommodations are provided to students with disabilities by their individual professors within the academic departments. Accommodations will be considered reasonable when they do not fundamentally alter the nature of a program, course, or service or present an undue administrative burden on the University. Students requesting accommodations are required to submit documentation to verify eligibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as amended, and Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Appropriate medical documentation of the disability must be provided so that DSS can:
Disability documentation must include a written evaluation from a physician, psychologist, or other qualified specialist that establishes the nature and extent of the disability and includes the basis for the diagnosis and the dates of testing. The documentation must establish the current need for an accommodation.
Accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the needs of the student, and the course standards. The determination of an appropriate and reasonable accommodation is based on approved documentation and through interaction with the student. Specifically, accommodations are determined by DSS in consultation with the student and with input, as needed, from the faculty and staff.
In reviewing the specific accommodation requested by the student or recommended by the physician/evaluator, DSS may find that while a recommendation is clinically supported, it is not the most appropriate accommodation given the requirements of a particular student's academic program. In addition, DSS may propose clinically supported accommodations that would be appropriate and useful for the student, but which neither the student nor the evaluator have requested. Campus departments will be notified, as necessary, of the need for additional accommodations noted in the student's documentation.
The University reserves the right to deny services or accommodations in the event the request is not clinically supported. If the documentation provided by a student does not support the existence of a disability or the need for a requested accommodation, the student will be so advised. Students will be given the opportunity to supplement the initial documentation with further information from a physician, psychologist, or other specialist.
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Based on this question: How do I kill lagomorphs for the Monster Hunter achievement?, there are achievements available for S&S. Is this a steam exclusive? Which platforms are they available for?
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Lady Gaga and Lindsay Lohan might commit their friendship to celluloid: According to reports, Mother Monster has asked the starlet to appear in her next music video, the lead visual from her upcoming ARTPOP album .
While a rep for Lohan told MTV News her camp is "not confirming" the chatter, sources say the two stars have become fast friends and want to work together soon.
"Lady Gaga and Lindsay caused a stir last month when they had their 'sleepover' at the Chateau [Marmont]," a Hollywood insider told the New York Post. "And now it turns out that Lindsay will be starring in Gaga's new video from her upcoming album."
A Gaga insider insisted to the newspaper that the singer is not shooting a video at this time and a rep for Gaga had not responded to MTV News' request for comment by press time.
Another source opened up about the rumored collaboration to E! News, saying there's a real, mutual friendship between the two women. The duo originally made headlines this summer after Gaga posted photos of their L.A. rendezvous to her Little Monsters website .
"Gaga really likes Lindsay and Lindsay is really happy to be able to be part of it," the insider said. "She has a genuine respect and admiration for Gaga and her music."
It certainly wouldn't be the first time Gaga has cast a real-life pal in one of her music videos. For her "Telephone" clip with Beyoncé, she invited longtime friends the Semi Precious Weapons to appear. She also met her boyfriend Taylor Kinney on the set of her "Yoü and I" video .


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Each week, uclabruins.com will update and highlight select UCLA players' progress during the current NBA season. Games highlighted are from Feb. 13-20.
Arron Afflalo (fifth NBA season, third with Denver Nuggets, Western Conference/NW Div., 18-15, second-place) - On Feb. 14, the Nuggets defeated Phoenix 109-92 in Denver. Afflalo started, played 26 minutes, with a team-high 20 points (7-11, 2-4, 4-7), one rebound, two assists and one blocked shot and steal. Afflalo had scored 20 or more points three games in a row. On Feb. 19 at Oklahoma City, the Nuggets lost their third game in a row, losing at Oklahoma City, 124-118 in overtime. Afflalo started and played 43 minutes and led Denver with a season-high 27 points (10-21, 2-6, 5-6), seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. On Feb. 20 at Denver, Afflalo's shot from the lane with 33.7 seconds left in overtime sealed Denver's 103-101 win over Minnesota, beating the Timberwolves for the 17th time in 18 games. Afflalo started and played 43 minutes, with 20 points (6-18, 0-4, 8-10), five rebounds, three assists and one blocked shot. Afflalo has scored 20 or more points in five of Denver's last seven games. This week's Nuggets' schedule - Feb. 22 - at LA Clippers and Feb. 23 - San Antonio.
Afflalo's Season Stats: 30G/30GS, 30.6MIN, 2.7RB, 1.7AST, 12.2PPG
Trevor Ariza (eighth NBA season, second with New Orleans, Western Conference/SW Div., 7-24, fifth-place) - On Feb. 15, the Hornets won their second straight game, winning at Milwaukee, 92-89. Ariza started and played 45 minutes, with 14 points (6-13, 1-3, 1-1), seven rebounds, four assists, team-high two blocked shots and two steals. On Feb. 17 at New York, New Orleans beat the Knicks 89-85, snapping New York's seven-game winning streak and winning its third consecutive game after starting 4-23 overall. Ariza stole the headlines from Jeremy Lin (who scored 26 points, but tied this season's NBA single-game high with nine turnovers). Ariza started and played 44 minutes, with a team-high 25 points (10-20, 4-7, 1-1), eight rebounds, one assist, game-high tying two blocked shots and team-high tying three steals. New Orleans has two games on the road this week - Feb. 21 - at Indiana and Feb. 22 - at Cleveland.
Ariza Season Stats: 23G/23GS, 35.3MIN, 5.7RB, 3.3AST, 1.7STL, 11.9PPG
Matt Barnes (ninth NBA season, second with Los Angeles Lakers, Western Conference/Pacific Div., 19-13, second-place) - On Feb. 17 at the Staples Center, the Lakers defeated Phoenix, 111-99, winning for the third straight game and are 13-2 at home. Barnes played 23 minutes and led all Laker reserves with a season-high 17 points (6-7, 1-1, 4-4), seven rebounds, one assist and two steals. On Feb. 20 at the Staples Center, the Lakers improved to 14-2 at home, beating Portland, 103-92. Barnes played 21 minutes, with four points (2-6, 0-0, 0-0), six rebounds, one assist and one steal. The Lakers have two games on the road this week - Feb. 22 - at Dallas and Feb. 23 - at Oklahoma City.
Barnes' Season Stats: 30G/16GS, 2.15MIN, 4.7RB, 1.6AST, 7.1PPG (Barnes' 7.1ppg and 4.7rpg leads all Laker reserves).
Darren Collison (third NBA season, second with Indiana, Eastern Conference/Central Div., 19-12, second-place) - On Feb. 14 in Indianapolis, Miami defeated Indiana 105-90. Collison started and played 29 minutes with eight points (4-11, 0-3, 0-0), team-high seven rebounds, team-high tying three assists and one steal. On Feb. 15, the Pacers lost their fifth consecutive game, losing at Cleveland, 98-87. Collison started and played 32 minutes with a team-high 18 points (7-12, 0-1, 4-4), two rebounds, team-high three assists and one blocked shot. On Feb. 19 at Indiana, the Pacers defeated Charlotte, 108-73 and led by 40 points after three quarters. Collison started and played 29 minutes with 11 points (2-6, 1-1, 6-6), two rebounds, game-high six assists and one steal. This week Indiana hosts New Orleans on Feb. 21 and travels to Charlotte on Feb. 22.
Collison's Season Stats: 31G/31GS, 33.5MIN, 3.3RB, team-leading 5.2AST, 11.3PPG
Baron Davis (13th NBA season, first with New York Knicks, Eastern Conference/Atlantic Div., 16-17 second-place) - Davis, who had been sidelined with a bulging back disc, appeared in his first contest on Feb. 20 when the Knicks lost at home to New Jersey, 100-92. Davis played for nine minutes, with three points (1-2, 1-1, 0-0) and one assist. This week the Knicks host Atlanta on Feb 22 and are at Miami on Feb. 23.
Jordan Farmar (sixth NBA season, second with New Jersey Nets, Eastern Conference/Atlantic Div., 10-24, fourth-place) - On Feb. 18, New Jersey snapped its eight-game losing streak, upsetting the Chicago Bulls, 97-85 in Chicago, for their first win since Feb. 1. Farmar played 10 minutes with four points (1-3, 1-1, 1-1). Farmar has missed two of the last five Nets' games with a strained right groin. On Feb. 22, New Jersey will host Orlando.
Farmar's Season Stats: 29G/2GS, 21.6MIN, 1.6RB, 3.3AST, 10.5PPG
Jrue Holiday (third NBA season with Philadelphia 76ers, Eastern Conference/Atlantic Div., 20-12, first-place) - On Feb. 13, Philadelphia won at Charlotte 98-89, sending the Bobcats to their 15th consecutive loss. Holiday started and played 25 minutes, with 19 points (7-15, 1-3, 4-4), two rebounds and one assist. On Feb. 19, the 76ers lost at Minnesota, 92-19. Holiday started and played 39 minutes, with a team-high 20 points (10-20, 0-3, 0-0), five rebounds, two assists and a team-high three steals. Philadelphia will play two games on the road this week - Feb. 21 at Memphis and Feb. 22 at Houston.
Holiday's Season Stats: 32G/32GS, team-leading 35.1MIN, 3.3RB, 4.6AST, 1.6STL, 13.6PPG (No. 2 team scorer)
Malcolm Lee (first NBA season, second round draft selection by Chicago Bulls, traded to Minnesota Timberwolves, Western Conference/NW Div., 16-17, fourth-place) - On Feb. 14, Lee returned to Timberwolves practice after a rehab stint in the D-League (Lee has not appeared in an NBA game this season, was sidelined with a torn meniscus (left knee). He spent a week with the Sioux Falls Skyforce, played in three games and averaged 25.3 minutes, 9.7 points and 6.0 assists.
Kevin Love (fourth NBA season with Minnesota Timberwolves, Western Conference/NW Div., 16-17, fourth-place) - On Feb. 15, Minnesota snapped its four-game losing streak, winning at home, beating Charlotte, 102-90 (it was Charlotte's 16th loss in a row). Love started and played 41 minutes, with a team-high 30 points (11-21, 2-5, 6-8) and 18 rebounds, three assists and one steal. On Feb. 17 at Houston, the Timberwolves won their second consecutive game, 111-98. Love started and played 41 minutes with a game-high 33 points (11-16, 2-4, 9-10) and 17 rebounds, one assist and two blocked shots. On Feb. 19 at Minneapolis, the Timberwolves beat Philadelphia 92-91 as Love scored 12 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter and hit two free throws with 0.1 left to win it for Minnesota. Love started and played 41 minutes with 20 points (7-23, 0-4, 6-8), a game-high 15 rebounds and two assists. On Feb. 20 at Denver, the Timberwolves lost to the Nuggets, 103-101 in overtime. Love started and played 47 minutes, with a team-high 22 points (7-22, 1-4, 7-7) and 13 rebounds (10th consecutive double-double, NBA leading 29th double-double), four assists, one blocked shot and two steals. The Timberwolves play only one game this week, hosting Utah on Feb. 22, and Love will play in the NBA All-Star game on Feb. 26.
Love's Season Stats: 31G/31GS, team-leading 40.0MIN, team-leading 14.2REB, 1.8AST, team-leading 25.5PPG
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute (fourth NBA season with Milwaukee Bucks, Eastern Conference/Central Div., 13-19, fourth-place) - On Feb. 13 at Milwaukee, Miami defeated Milwaukee for the first time this season, 114-96 (the Heat was 0-2 vs. Milwaukee this season). Mbah a Moute started, playing 25 minutes with nine points (4-8, 0-0, 1-2), team-high tying seven rebounds, one assist , with one blocked shot and steal. On Feb. 19 at New Jersey, the Bucks beat the Nets 92-85, snapping their four-game losing streak. Mbah a Moute started and played 29 minutes, with 12 points (5-9, 0-0, 2-4), eight rebounds and two steals. The Bucks have one game this week, playing at Chicago on Feb. 22.
Mbah a Moute's Season Stats: 20G/14GS, 22.1MIN, 4.5RB, 6.1PPG
Earl Watson (11th NBA season, second with the Utah Jazz, Western Conference/NW Div., 15-16, fifth-place) - On Feb. 13, the Jazz had 20 turnovers and lost at New Orleans 86-80. Watson played 28 minutes with seven points (3-4, 1-2, 0-0), two rebounds, team-high five assists and one blocked shot and steal. The Jazz has one game this week, Feb. 22 at Minnesota.
Watson's Season Stats: 30G, 21.8MIN, 2.1RB, team-leading 4.5AST, 1.1STL, 3.5PPG
Russell Westbrook (fourth NBA season with Oklahoma City Thunder, Western Conference/NW Div., 25-7, first-place, tied with Miami for the NBA best record (.781) - On Feb. 15, the Thunder lost at Houston, 96-95. Westbrook started and played 37 minutes with 26 points (11-25, 1-4, 3-4) and team-high tying eight rebounds and four assists. On Feb. 17 at Oklahoma City, the Thunder defeated Golden State, 110-87, completing a season 3-0 sweep of the Warriors. Westbrook started and played 28 minutes, with 18 points (7-12, 0-3, 4-4), three rebounds, three assists and a game-high three steals, but left the game in the third quarter with a sprained right ankle. On Feb. 19 at Oklahoma City, the Thunder beat Denver, 124-118 in overtime. Westbrook started and played 43 minutes with a season-high 40 points (16-29, 3-6, 5-5), four rebounds, team-high nine assists and one blocked shot. On Feb. 20 in Oklahoma City, the Thunder won their 10th consecutive game at home, beating New Orleans, 101-93. Westbrook started and played 34 minutes, with a game-high tying 31 points (10-20, 2-3, 9-10), two rebounds, team-high tying four assists and team-high tying two steals. The Thunder host two highlight games at home this week, Feb. 22 - Boston and Feb. 23 - Los Angeles Lakers, and Westbrook will play in the NBA All-Star game on Feb. 26.
Westbrook's Season Stats: 32G/32GS, 34.8MIN, 4.8RB, team-leading 5.5AST, team-leading 1.9STL, 23.4ppg (No. 2 team scorer)
NBA Statistical Leaders
Jordan Farmar, New Jersey Nets - through 28 games, Farmar was the NBA's No. 6 three-point shooter (41-89, .461).
Kevin Love, Minnesota Timberwolves - through 29 games, Love was the NBA's No. 4 scorer (25.8ppg) and No. 2 rebounder (14.2rpg).
Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City - Through 30 games, Westbrook was the NBA's No. 5 scorer (22.6ppg) and No. 6 in steals (1.97spg).
Note: Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook will participate in the 61st NBA All-Star game on Sunday, Feb. 26 (4 p.m. PST/TV: TNT). Because of the All-Star game, all NBA teams will have a shortened schedule this week.


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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Milk Cap Stickers for Music Alphabet Mystery
Yesterday I posted the Music Alphabet Mystery pages, and I hope your students have enjoyed them (if you have students who need to review their letters!). I mentioned creating some milk cap stickers to go with the Music Alphabet Mystery pages to use as hands-on manipulatives instead of writing on the sheets with dry erase markers, so here they are. There are three sets of stickers, each color-coordinated with the pages of the Music Alphabet Mystery. Cut them out on/around the lines, and stick them onto the tops your upcycled milk caps! They should fit perfectly. I have also found that caps from flavored water bottles such as Sobe and Vitamin Water work well too!
I'd love to hear from you! - Melody Payne
Labels: beginners, games, manipulatives, music alphabet, printables, review, upcycling
4 comments:
- susankayej said...
Thankyou for sharing this printable Melody. I have dozens and dozens of milk bottle caps saved for various activities - so these 'just the right size' letters will be put to very good use :)
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 10:24:00 PM
- Melody Payne said...
You're so very welcome. Glad to hear you can use them!
- Thursday, March 22, 2012 11:24:00 AM
- LaDona said...
Young beginners ALWAYS need to review their letters! And the more ways, the better.
I'll have to bookmark this...
- Thursday, March 22, 2012 12:49:00 PM
- Melody Payne said...
I agree with you 100%!! Definitely the more ways the better :)
- Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:49:00 PM
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Starting things off for the Wildcats in the 500 freestyle was senior Tyler DeBerry, who finished 11th in the race with a time of 4:24.28 as sophomore Matt Biel finished 14th (4:27.16).
The Wildcats posted three NCAA automatic qualifying times during tonight's competition, for a total of five at the meet. Junior Adam Ritter posted the first qualifying time in the 200 individual medley, as he finished fourth with a time of 1:45.69, while senior Dave Rollins finished sixth in the race with a time of 1:47.15.
Senior Lyndon Ferns finished fourth in the championship finals of the 50 freestyle with a time of 19.77 as senior Simon Burnet won the ?'B' finals, placing seventh overall, with a time of 19.50.
For the final event, the 200 free relay comprised of Burnett, Ferns, Ritter and freshman Nicolas Nilo finished third with an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 1:28.40.
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REVIEW: 'Pitch Perfect'
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Comedy starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson that follows an all-girl a cappella group of college clichés out to 'pitch-slap' the competition. Now Playing Nationwide.
Being that it's a comedy about an all-female competitive a capella group, I was committed to not liking Pitch Perfect heading in, but the film had me on side within minutes.
Combining the energy of Bring It On, the wit of Mean Girls and the vocal abilities of Glee, Pitch Perfect is an impossible-to-dislike burst of positive energy brimming with winsome performances from a game cast.
Proving that an Oscar nomination (for Up In The Air) doesn't neccesarily need to be followed up with prestige pictures, Anna Kendrick (also from the Twilight movies) leads the cast as the wannabe DJ with alternative taste (she likes David Guetta!) who reluctantly joins a college a capella group to appease her dad.
Kendrick is a fine audience proxy, but her co-stars steal the movie out from under her, especially rising Aussie star Rebel Wilson as a character who has named herself 'Fat Amy'. She builds on her breakout performance in What To Expect When You're Expecting and walks away with the movie.
And fans of low-brow TV comedy Workaholics will enjoy seeing that show's Adam DeVine up on the big screen playing what is basically a vocally-gifted version of his small screen character – he delivers many of the film's funniest lines.
Pitch Perfect brought to mind Baz Luhrman's Moulin Rouge in its ability to draw on the uplifting power of popular music. It's impossible to imagine anyone not finding something to enjoy here.


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The NY Tech Meetup called an emergency meeting of its 20,000 members today, at the offices of New York Senators Schumer and Gillibrand. We're here to discuss SOPA, PIPA and the potential threats that they are to the United States' thriving technology culture.
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Jennifer Lopez does a wonderful job being a lead female role in the movie The Cell (2000), a psychological thriller that gets into your head, literally. She plays Catherine Deane, a psychotherapist with a twist. The people she works for use a machine that allows her to enter the mind of her patients, where she can see their world and why they may be having the issues they have. However, her time to shine is when a serial killer falls into a coma with a known "last victim" out there in the real world. She must get into his head, find the location and save the person.
The Cell is a bit cliché with the notorious "last victim" with a killer who can't be talked to (to find the answer to the "secret" location), as well as some other incidences that will remain unmentioned so as not to ruin the movie.
That notwithstanding, the rest of the movie was quite good. The acting in this movie was grand: well thought out and well-portrayed. Be aware that this movie is rated "R" for very good reasons (which should not be a surprise for any self-respecting thriller movie). The Cell can be scary for people with a fear of water. More importantly, there is content that is not appropriate for younger viewers, including sexual content, violence, some nudity, and language… not to mention the psychological tension throughout the movie that creeps into your marrow and keeps you on the edge of your seat, or back in the corner, wherever is safer for you.
For more information check out IMDB.com
Check out your local library (for those in flint, try the Genesee County Library) for a rental of the movie. The Genesee County Library page can be found here. Or check out your local movie rental facility like Blockbuster (make sure to click on the "Store Locator" and then type in your postal/zip code, for 48473 or nearby residents click here).
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One of the quieter films to play this year's Frameline Film Festival comes out on DVD July 29.
"Five Dances," one of my favorite films at the GLBT film fest, is a sweet and sensitive coming of age story that also showcases amazing dancing by choreographer Jonah Bokaer and cinematography by Derek McKane.
Writer/director Alan Brown introduces us to Chip Daniel (Ryan Steele) who manages to get away from his dependent mother and Midwestern life style to come to New York to dance. Chip may be a bit backwoods when it comes to city life - but his tremendous talent as a dancer help him fit in and even get a few spotlight dances in the small dance troupe he joined.
Steele is a great dancer - having already made an impression on Broadway in musicals like "Newsies." He offers that gift in abundance to the film's audience. But he also opens up and shows a very vulnerable young man who is trying to come to terms with his homosexuality as he surrounds himself to other gay people who are open about their sexuality namely Reed Luplau.
The two make an interesting screen duo: Steele as a dancer more talented than he even realizes yet troubled as he tries to stay in the closet mixed with Luplau who is relaxed and comfortable on his own skin and yet may not have star potential as a dancer. The pairing of the two makes for tension on the dance floor and in the bedroom and they have great chemistry together.
In fact, the main cast of five also have great rapport together and seem well balanced. They are as good as an acting ensemble as they are a dance company, each having moments that go beyond the dance.
Brown keeps the movie tight and brisk and successfully blends great dance with a beautiful story. Not completely satisfying at the end, but still a wonderful movie to seek out. It would make a great double feature with last year's "Test," another GLBT movie propelled by great dance sequences.
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Fresh after his defeat to gift $25 million to illegal aliens Cuomo finds a way to give away $2.3 billion in his latest budget. Buried deep in his 2013/2014 budget is a donor matching system which would force taxpayers to pay for his friends to run for office. If success is measured in dollars wasted and not results it is modeled after the "successful" New York City Campaign Finance Board (NYCCFB) which gave away almost $53 million dollars in 2014 races. (NYC checkbook) The results can be seen in the election of DiBlasio, one and half million dollars to Weiner for his unsuccessful run, and various schemes to collect the greatest amount of public funds possible. (Real cost)
Cuomo using the excuse of "fair elections", a motto of "a penny a day keeps corruption away" and a million dollar ad campaign (ad) wants to see taxpayers financing all New York State elections. Since Cuomo's budget only accounts for administering the program but not funding it we will have to pass it to see what it really costs. Current estimates by supporters who admit they don't know the real cost are about $104 million to $162 million in a four year election cycle. Detractors put the same four year estimate at $331 million.
Cuomo can rightly claim he is just following the advice of the Moreland Commission to investigate Public corruption. That would be the commission appointed by Cuomo paid for by taxpayers to make a report on why so many in Albany are corrupt. Is it any surprise the conclusion reached is not tougher enforcement, smaller government but more tax dollars poured into the system? The taxpayer funding Cuomo is proposing will not be a dollar for dollar match but like Manhattans a six for one match. So if someone on welfare gives $100 to the candidate that promises to "help" the poor that donation becomes $700. Multiply that by the membership of the Working Families Party (formally ACORN), municipal unions, food stamp recipients, and whatever special interest group that is at odds with actual taxpayers.
The public funding proposal isn't the only money Cuomo plans to spread around this election year. Also in his 2014/2015 budget is $1.5 billion for DeBlasio's pre-school city babysitting service. Short on details but long on potential Cuomo voters, $400 million for renters' tax credits. Which begs the question if the renter receives section 8 housing do they still get a slice of the $400 million? The building and real estate trade that donated so heavily to Cuomo's reelection (NYPIRG) immediately see a ROI (Return on Investment) with $30 million going to "redevelopment" of Onondaga Lake, $150 million in state projects and $70 million in tax credits.
All told Cuomo has $2.3 billion lying around ready to give away. Is there any more proof that New Yorkers are paying too much in taxes? Cuomo addresses that by calling for a property tax freeze. No problem for Albany since property taxes fund everything local. That makes dealing with it a local problem dependant on the good graces of Albany to make up the difference. It is also not even a freeze but a rebate of taxes already paid.
Progressives like Cuomo like to talk about fairness and leveling the playing field while doing nothing of the sort. What would be fairer than an across the board tax cut for everyone? Time is short. Cuomo is hoping to get his budget through before March 31st. We are entering the window of time when politicians need our votes, an election year. Make them earn it and stop all the wasteful spending. Contact them today to show your displeasure in being overtaxed. If you are not sure who to contact shame on you, but use this link to contact your state representative in Albany. Remember a tyrant's best friend is an uninvolved public.


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For now, doctors have him on antibiotics and pain killers. He's expected to be in the hospital at least two weeks.


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I've been asking myself this and other questions in the field of philosophy of mathematics. Could we, if we were isolated from any kind of sensory experience, be able to learn mathematics?
Also, what does it take to learn math?, is there a 'module' or a 'structure' (like the one theorized by Noam Chomsky in his studies on linguistics) in our brain that lets us apprehend mathematics?, do we need a language (be it natural, be it symbolic) to learn mathematics?
PD: I'm a beginner to SE, if this question if off topic please do tell and do recommend me where should I ask it.