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This custom golfing box purse has brilliant colored illustrations of a golf course and a golf bag. It is made of wood and has a u shape white molded strap, footed base, hinged opening and it looks like brass lock. The interior has an emerald green quilted lining with trim. This box will pack a picnic lunch, can used as a tote or purse. Unsigned, but appears to be Billie Ross style of Palm Beach. This is the perfect collectable box for the person that loves golf.
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The University of New Hampshire's Survey Center published a new Senate political poll today. The last was taken in October of last year. In what isn't a surprise to many in New Hampshire, Senator Shaheen's disapproval rating rose by 12%. Shaheen's approval rating dropped by 7%. What happened since the October poll? Obamacare was rolled out. That's when thousands of Granite Staters found out Shaheen lied to them about being able to keep their health insurance plans. That's when thousands found out they would lose their doctor and even the hospital they could use thanks to Shaheen's vote for Obamacare.
Thousands saw increases in their premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket maxes they would have to pay thanks to Shaheen's vote for Obamacare. Obviously these are things that do not reflect well on the Senator. Shaheen understands this and still hasn't given a real town hall (same with Representative Shea-Porter). Wait until this year when thousands in New Hampshire will lose their health insurance that is provided by their employers.
Democrats are trying to spin the changes as being caused by negative ads. This shows just how out-of-touch they are with Granite Staters. An example of one of the ads Democrats are referring to is when Shaheen was called out by Americans for Prosperity for her 'lie of the year'. What they don't seem to grasp is that Shaheen did lie over and over and over again. It was proven that every single Democrat who voted for Obamacare (not one Republican voted for it) was told by the Congressional Budget Office that millions would lose their health insurance if the bill was passed. Shaheen's lies and vote for Obamacare has indeed hurt many families in the Granite State and will hurt many more in the coming year. The polls are showing exactly how New Hampshire feels about Shaheen's vote for Obamacare.

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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post9131689947989772143..comments2016-06-29T13:09:01.352-04:00Comments on Mommy Maestra: Sonrisas Spanish CurriculumMonica firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-50376274864022719072016-02-10T09:08:28.279-05:002016-02-10T09:08:28.279-05:00Thank you so much. I did meet the Risas y sonrisa...Thank you so much. I did meet the Risas y sonrisas people at the Orlando Homeschool convention last year. Now I wish I would have made the plunge but I was new to everything and was cautious. Thank you for the recommendation. I will definitely look into Risa's y Sonrisas email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-65132206919057850042016-02-09T21:27:28.482-05:002016-02-09T21:27:28.482-05:00WOW! You're right. I did this review almost 4 ...WOW! You're right. I did this review almost 4 years ago. I guess they went up on their prices? If you'd like a more affordable curriculum, you might try looking at Risas y Sonrisas, which is pretty fabulous: http://www.mommymaestra.com/2014/04/review-risas-y-sonrisas-homeschool.htmlMonica Oliverahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-52635743673600219312016-02-09T20:40:45.054-05:002016-02-09T20:40:45.054-05:00I love this program but checked their webpage and ...I love this program but checked their webpage and the only thing I found for $189 was a calendar pack? I find $300+ pricey for a homeschool curriculum and it doesn't seem to include everything. Is their a homeschoolers package I am email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-66446635436610786342015-11-16T17:34:10.732-05:002015-11-16T17:34:10.732-05:00Hi, Jessica. Please email me via my contact page t...Hi, Jessica. Please email me via my contact page that is in the menu at the top of this page. Monica Oliverahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-15791119275044793372015-11-16T16:35:29.468-05:002015-11-16T16:35:29.468-05:00Hi, I'm about to start an after school program...Hi, I'm about to start an after school program for 1st and 2nd graders. Some children speak Spanish and some dint. Parents want their children to learn to read and write in Spanish. Which curriculum would you recommend? Thank you.Jessica Nunezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-15117047668918724072013-12-09T22:10:02.466-05:002013-12-09T22:10:02.466-05:00Hi, Yilian. If you are looking to teach your son ...Hi, Yilian.

If you are looking to teach your son to be literate, you might prefer to look here: http://www.mommymaestra.com/search/label/Reading%20in%20Spanish

Lectura para niños has a great curriculum, also Hagamos Caminos, maybe. It depends on how old your child is, but look through all the posts in the link above and you'll find a lot of resources. When you get down to the bottom click on Older Posts for additional resources.

Good luck!Monica Oliverahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-57766276008770420292013-12-09T21:22:15.022-05:002013-12-09T21:22:15.022-05:00My Son Knows the Spanish language Well and we are ...My Son Knows the Spanish language Well and we are just trying to teach him to read and write. Will this be a good program for that or am I looking in the wrong place? Yilian Molinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-18505947928290923802013-08-06T19:56:14.579-04:002013-08-06T19:56:14.579-04:00I would love to win this curriculum. I am looking...I would love to win this curriculum. I am looking into starting a before school Spanish program at my children's school and prefer to use a set curriculum.Laura firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-37272528860640887742013-08-05T16:57:07.093-04:002013-08-05T16:57:07.093-04:00No, Charlise. This program is great for kids in P...No, Charlise.

This program is great for kids in Pre-K through 5th grade. And because there is such a heavy emphasis on literature and culture, I think it would work very well with students who have had previous exposure to Spanish.Monicahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-21595931376000886412013-08-05T16:49:59.642-04:002013-08-05T16:49:59.642-04:00Last year was my first year teaching Spanish to el...Last year was my first year teaching Spanish to elementary students and it was the first year that the school offered a Spanish program. I teach grades K-5 (and sometimes Pre-K) and I am interested in ordering this program for my students. I heard somewhere that this curriculum is aimed toward preschoolers and Kindergartners. Is this true? Last year we covered lots of vocabulary, so I'm wondering if this curriculum be beneficial to my students. In your opinion, is this something that I could use with all of my students? I'd like to ask our principal to purchase Sonrisas, however do you feel it to be beneficial to 1-5 graders with and previous Spanish exposure? Charlisehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-72502243775315393042013-06-18T16:37:40.402-04:002013-06-18T16:37:40.402-04:00Hi Suzanne, I think your main concern is your leve...Hi Suzanne, I think your main concern is your level of proficiency speaking Spanish. As I have mentioned previously we recommend that the lessons be taught using Spanish at least 90% of the time. The lesson procedure pages help with this as they give you directions for what to say in Spanish throughout the lesson, but ultimately it is your comfort level with using Spanish to teach. Let me know if you need more information. I would be happy to talk to you. email@example.com Lindnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-74009432646641292952013-06-10T08:35:15.257-04:002013-06-10T08:35:15.257-04:00Hi, Suzanne! If you have a little bit of Spanish i...Hi, Suzanne! If you have a little bit of Spanish instruction that would be great. The CD's will help you with pronunciation anyway, so yes, I think this might work well for you!Monica Oliverahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-36450361837257126792013-06-09T17:46:40.510-04:002013-06-09T17:46:40.510-04:00I have a little background in Spanish (1 year in c...I have a little background in Spanish (1 year in college), so I understand the basics of grammer and that's about it! Would this curriculum still work for us? My kids are 4 & 8, so it would be a family learning project :-)Suzanne Folsomhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-23104567603686950342012-05-04T16:53:16.075-04:002012-05-04T16:53:16.075-04:00Thank you!Thank you!La Mama Locahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-32663563319370895252012-05-04T13:07:23.145-04:002012-05-04T13:07:23.145-04:00Mama Loca, In Sonrisas Level I (which is our begin...Mama Loca, In Sonrisas Level I (which is our beginner curriculum), we really only touch on Mexican culture, mainly with the holidays. In the Sonrisas Cultural Curriculum (which is meant as a supplement to Level I or Level II), we have lessons that pertain to Mexico, Spain, Cuba, Argentina, Costa Rica, and Mexican American themes.Brooks Lindnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-20667178370719715112012-05-04T13:02:08.138-04:002012-05-04T13:02:08.138-04:00Kami, I get asked this question a lot. Our curricu...Kami, I get asked this question a lot. Our curriculum is primarily designed for teachers that are proficient in Spanish. We recommend that the teacher use the target language at least 90% of the time in class. For parents that are not fluent, I suggest partnering with someone who is fluent to implement the lessons, maybe a relative or friend or other parent.Brooks Lindnerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-53025212627893589662012-05-04T00:19:07.888-04:002012-05-04T00:19:07.888-04:00Is it all Mexican culture discussed or does it cov...Is it all Mexican culture discussed or does it cover other Latino cultures? We struggle with the fact that our kids are Mexican American, being raised by a gringa and puertorriqueño living in PR (thinking of moving to Guatemala!) so we really want to embrace a variety of Latino cultures!La Mama Locahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-82385149723702561762012-05-03T17:38:15.972-04:002012-05-03T17:38:15.972-04:00Kami, that's a good question. My first respons...Kami, that's a good question. My first response is that, no, the parent should really know the language to carry out the lessons. That said, it occurs to me that this is where an online program like PetraLingua might come in handy as a supplementary tool, because you can click on the words to hear the correct pronunciation.

Let me ask Brooks and see what he says...Monicahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-70918425531723279532012-05-03T16:16:51.777-04:002012-05-03T16:16:51.777-04:00I have seen this and always wondered if anyone has...I have seen this and always wondered if anyone has used this. Would it be good to use as a parent who does not know spanish but, would like to teach it to their children? Is there a good way to know how to pronounce the words right?Kamihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-2898746003244408472012-05-02T16:48:07.849-04:002012-05-02T16:48:07.849-04:00Thank you, Brooks, for being so willing to share t...Thank you, Brooks, for being so willing to share this program with my readers! I really do love it.Monicahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5898220076341373833.post-87446267911165752582012-05-02T13:35:48.519-04:002012-05-02T13:35:48.519-04:00Thank you Monica for such a wonderful review of ou...Thank you Monica for such a wonderful review of our program. You really took the time to understand what we offer and how valuable it is to young Spanish learners. Anyone that is interested in finding out more about Sonrisas, do not hesitate to contact us at email@example.com or (970) 264-9288Brooks Lindnerhttp://email@example.com


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Tess of the D'Urbervilles
by Thomas Hardy
Tess of the D'Urbervilles Phase IV: "The Consequence," Chapter Thirty Summary
- Angel and Tess drive along towards the train station with the load of butter for the market. At first they don't talk.
- After a while it starts to drizzle.
- They snuggle up, and Angel takes a large piece of cloth and puts it over both of their shoulders.
- Now that they're all cozy and more-or-less dry, Angel asks her again for her reasons against marrying.
- She says she'll try to tell him before they get home.
- They pass an old manor-house, and Angel tells her it's the old seat of the D'Urbervilles—remember, he still doesn't know that she's related to that family.
- Tess doesn't say much in response.
- They get to the train station, and unload the butter and milk from the cart.
- Angel asks her why she won't marry him, if she loves him.
- She says it's because of something to do with her history.
- Again, Angel almost laughs. What kind of "history" can a country girl like Tess have?
- Tess starts to relate the story of childhood, but when she says that her father discovered that they were D'Urbervilles, and not Durbeyfields, Angel stops her.
- He has a romantic interest in old families, because he likes the history, he tells her. He just doesn't like it when people seem to think that good blood is everything.
- He asks if her D'Urberville connection was the only objection she had to marrying him.
- She loses courage, and says yes.
- Angel thinks it's awesome that she's a D'Urberville, and is very happy that that was the only obstacle. He calls her "Mistress Theresa D'Urberville."
- She says she likes the old spelling of her name better.
- He tries to remember where he just heard the name D'Urberville recently… oh right, it was the name of that rascal who insulted his father.
- Tess gets more distressed at this reminder of Alec, but Angel doesn't seem to see it. He thinks she's just agitated with emotion.
- He asks if she'll marry him, now that her secret is out, and he doesn't mind it.
- She asks if he's very sure, and if he really, really wants to marry her.
- Of course he does, and she says yes, but then bursts into hysterical sobs.
- Angel asks what's up. She says she's broken her vow never to get married.
- She calms down a bit when she realizes that her crying is hurting his feelings, and she smooches him to show him just how much she loves him.
- After this make-out session, they climb back in the cart to drive home.
- She tells him she has to write to her mother, and he asks where her mother lives.
- When she tells him, he realizes that he had seen her before—at the dance on the village green.
- Tess, of course, had remembered it long since, and says that she hopes it's not a bad omen for them now, that he didn't dance with her then.
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FLAG is a unique anime series: a fictional war documentary told entirely through a camera lens. [more inside]
Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound!
Via io9: "The first nine Superman cartoons produced by Fleischer Studios from 1941 to 1942 are a wonder of animated retrofuturism, giving us a peek into a world that not only had a flying superstrong protector, but also filled viewers' heads with dreams of autonomous robots, comet-controlling telescopes, and machines that could shake the Earth. These films are in the public domain and have been available on the Internet Archive," but now Warner Bros. is releasing them (remastered) on YouTube. The first short, "Superman" (also known as "The Mad Scientist,") was nominated for an Academy Award. Also see: The Super Guide to the Fleischer Superman Cartoons. Find links to all nine episodes and more inside. [more inside]
"Five orphans with a spacecraft battle a lipsticked maniac from the Crab Nebula and his unlikely big flying robots. No one gets hurt."In 1972, the anime action-adventure show Kagaku ninja tai Gatchaman (Science Ninja Team Gatchaman,) premiered on Japanese television. Featuring graphic violence, extensive profanity and a transgendered villain, it was one of the most popular animated series of its time. Envisioning similar success in the US, Sandy Frank Entertainment acquired the series in 1978 but deemed it too graphic and shocking for domestic audiences. So they hired two Hanna-Barbera vets to "
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"The Japanese Tradition" was a series of nine short, parody "How To" videos that gently mocked the formality of Japanese culture, from comedy duo Rahmens (ラーメンズ) and Japan Culture Lab. They're available on DVD, but nearly all of them can be seen on YouTube, including Sushi and Ocha (tea). [more inside]
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THIS WEEK: Washington State brings a No. 45 national ranking and 17-10 record (2-7 Pac-12 play) into this week's match against Oregon, Saturday at 11 a.m. at the WSU Outdoor Tennis Courts. Oregon is 7-13 this season, 1-8 in conference play, and are looking to snap a six-match skid. They are at Idaho Friday before facing the Cougars. Oregon holds the edge in head-to-head meetings, 35-22, but the Cougars have won the last three outings.
LAST WEEK: The Cougars went 1-2 last week, defeating Denver 6-0 before falling to conference foes California (4-1) and Stanford (4-0). Against California senior Olga Musilovich posted a straight-set win over Klara Fabikova, the nation's 94th-ranked player, to highlight the Cougar afternoon.
UP NEXT: Following this week's matches, the Cougars will compete at the Pac-12 Championships, April. 24-27 at Ojai, Calif.
COUGARS TO RECOGNIZE SENIORS MUSILOVICH AND FUNABIKI: Prior to Saturday's match against Oregon, Cougar Tennis will recognize seniors Olga Musilovich and Emily Funabiki, who will be competing at home for the final time. Musilovich has spent the past four years in a Cougar uniform while Funabiki, a Pullman native, joined the squad this past January. Both players will be honored at 10:45 a.m. Saturday, prior to the match.
COUGARS IN SINGLE-SEASON RECORD BOOKS: With a few matches still remaining this season, a few Cougars have found their way into the single-season record books at WSU. Junior Elizaveta Luzina's 29 singles wins are the fourth-most in school history, four shy of Elisabeth Fournier's single-season record of 33 set in 2012. Luzina and teammate Lize Leenknecht have accumulated 24 doubles wins this season, second to Stacy McKenna and Erica Perkins 25 set in 2002. Sophomore Maria Biryukova has recorded a 25-8 singles record, tied for 10th on the single-season list of victories.
WSU REMAINS IN NATIONAL RANKINGS: The Cougars are ranked No. 45 this week, the ninth-straight week in which they have been ranked after entering poll February 18 at No. 59. Junior Elizaveta Luzina, who moved from No. 106 to a career-best 72nd last week, fell 10 spots and now sits 82nd nationally.
LUZINA, MUSILOVICH MOVE INTO TOP 10 ALL-TIME: Junior Elizaveta Luzina and senior Olga Musilovich have moved into the all-time top 10 for wins at Washington State. Luzina, who leads the Cougars with 29 singles victories this season, currently stands at 79 for her career, tied for seventh all-time. Musilovich, who missed last fall but has amassed 16 singles wins in dual matches this year, has 76 career victories, tied for 10th with two others.
COACH HART: Lisa Hart is in her 11th season as the head coach of Washington State. Hart has accumulated 140 wins over her Cougar tenure, and 184 in her career that includes three years as head coach at Virginia Tech. With her next victory Hart will move past Cari Groce and into first on WSU's all-time tennis wins list.
LIVE STATS: Fans wishing to follow Cougar home contests on line can go to wsucougars.com to get live stats throughout each match.
PARKING AT HOLLINGBERY FIELDHOUSE: Fans coming to Cougar Tennis matches this season can park in the Yellow 1 parking lot located directly south of Beasley Coliseum. There will not be any charge for parking on weekends, and daily passes can be purchased for weekday contests. Another option for tennis fans to park would be the Library Garage. The garage costs $3 for the entire day to park on either a Saturday or Sunday.


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The most common mistake of a start-up or a small business is 'not budgeting' for marketing. Investment is generally in technology, manpower, operation etc., but Marketing is "no no not now" budget. It is not understood that allocating marketing spend is as important as allotting budget for rent or payroll.
There are many ways to set marketing budgets. One of the most popular is to set a % of projected sales. A profit making company can set a % of previous year's gross margin. Generally the spend is anywhere between 2% to 10%. Some products have seen a marketing spend as high as 20%. A new company, a new market or a new product will need a higher marketing spend. Larger companies and established products have a different spend pattern. IDC's annual Marketing Investment Planner, which analyses technology marketing spending based on a survey of 95 large tech companies reports, average MBR (market budget ratio) of 4-5% of revenue on marketing, with software vendors spending the most at 5.5%, hardware makers spending 2.3%, and IT service firms at 1.1%. Equally important is to decide on how to spend the marketing budget.
A successful marketing budget has two parts, a fixed budget and variable. You can also define the ratio of fixed : variable. Below is a simple checklist for marketing budget.
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Good to see some of the old guard on duty such as Bertiewhittle, Brae Hill and Pintura, all of whom are capable of putting in performances to see them in contention. The trio are preferred in that order, although it's hard to believe that the Barron inmate has no win to his name since August 2011 in view of the excellent performances he's given in so many high profile handicaps. Sadly, the handicapper refuses to relent and he may have to go home with place money once more. Best Of Order powered home on heavy ground at Doncaster last time and Ronan Whelan takes off a valuable 3lb but SIRIUS PROSPECT is taken to revert to winning ways. A dual course and distance winner, he handles ground with cut well and should be spot-on after runs on Polytrack and in Listed grade so far this term. The drop back to a seventh furlong also looks ideal.
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Cubanita carries a penalty for her victory in the John Porter at Newbury where she beat subsequent Group 1 winner Noble Mission. But she still has leading claims back on soft ground given Astonishing was beaten three lengths at Newbury with Quiz Mistress and Khione further behind. The latter's stablemate Silk Sari handles soft going and is one of several stepping up in class along with Madame Defarge and SULTANINA. John Gosden could have found an easier opportunity for his Salisbury maiden winner so the hint is taken and William Buick's mount is preferred to stable companion Freedom's Light. The latter found Special Meaning a length too good in Listed company at Goodwood last time but last year's winner Moment In Time looks a bigger threat having run well in a Group 2 at Meydan in March.
14.20 York - Stowe Family Law LLP Grand Cup
Alan King has his select Flat string in good heart and First Mohican was right back to his best when a length third to Mount Athos in the Listed Aston Park Stakes at Newbury. He seemed to struggle when contesting Group races abroad last season and this looks his optimum level. He faces strong opposition on many fronts, of which RENEW makes most appeal despite topweight. Already a winner in Listed company, he ran a solid race when fourth behind Gospel Choir in the Group 2 Jockey Club Stakes, just one spot behind last year's Irish Derby winner, Trading Leather. He'll stay the trip and receives the nod in the hope that his rider will handle the demands of the Knavesmire. Clever Cookie has become a real moneyspinner for Peter Niven under both codes and it's interesting to see him upped a half mile in trip after a comfortable success here last time in competitive handicap company. We'll learn more about how good he is here and it will be no surprise to see him go well. Other possibles are the consistent Rawaki and Statutory.
14.40 Haydock - Timeform Jury Stakes
Amarillo made a successful trip over from Germany to land this race last year. But Peter Schiergen's charge carries a penalty for a recent win in Munich and is up against the higher rated GARSWOOD this time round. The latter won the Group 2 Lennox Stakes at Goodwood last term and with a recent run under his belt and top-notch Irish-based jockey Pat Smullen on board, he looks the one to beat. Eton Forever could only manage fifth in last season's renewal but arrives in good form having won a Listed event at Leicester whileTawhid also landed a Listed contest at Newbury when last at the track in September. Breton Rock beat Custom Cut here three weeks ago while the latter's stablemate Penitent is still capable at this level on his day.
One for sprint lovers in a typically competitive York dash. There are endless possibilities, such as Masamah who is definitely best at the minimum trip and performing with credit over the past couple of seasons and Alben Star, arguably unlucky not to land a similarly competitive Newmarket sprint won by Goldream latest when a fast-finishing fourth after receiving a troubled passage. He has a career-high mark to contend with but remains a leading contender. Body And Soul has been plying her trade in higher grade for the most part on recent starts but should be much more at home returned to handicaps and should give a good account along with the consistent but luckless Racy. TAURUS TWINS has been enjoying a golden patch at the age of eight, rattling up a recent hat-trick. This is a tougher test but it would be foolish to write him off on ground he loves in receipt of weight all round.
15.00 Newmarket - Betfair Supporting The Animal Health Trust Handicap
With most of these struggling to find their best or making their seasonal comeback, Goldream looks to have a good chance of going in again. He scored here earlier in the month but the soft ground may be a problem for him and so another chance goes to HADAJ. The latter should be thereabouts with a repeat of his second to Angus Og at Ripon on his penultimate start. Peterkin is preferred to Tanseeb of the Johnson runners while Dont Bother Me is partnered by Ryan Moore today but hasn't raced over 6f since his debut in 2012. Regal Parade will do well to confirm recent running at York with Picture Dealer given the latter was having his first start of the year while Rene Mathis and Hoodna are others to consider in an unappealing sprint.
15.15 Haydock - Winning Express Achilles Stakes
York Glory edges this at the weights and Richard Hughes presence suggests the grey will be somewhere near his best on his first start since September. Noble Storm won this in 2011 and has the more recent form with an impressive win at Thirsk though it's been some time since he scored in soft ground. ETON RIFLES ran below par behind Maarek in the Duke Of York last time but this is more his level. With the soft ground in his favour, Stuart Williams's sprinter is can take revenge on Steps for October's short-head defeat at Ascot. Dinkum Diamond has a bit to find with the latter pair on Ascot running while Swan Song has the beating of Move In Time on her recent victory at Chester.
15.35 Newmarket - John Sunley Memorial Levy Board Handicap
Mighty Yar is open to further progress after scoring over today's trip here last time under Ryan Moore though the latter sticks with regular partner RYE HOUSE in this. A close-up fifth to Clever Cookie at York on his recent comeback, Sir Michael Stoute's charge is at his best in soft ground and preferred to Duke Of Clarence. The latter also went close at York last time when Lahaag was well beaten but Plutocracy's winning run came to an end when runner-up at Bath and he's been raised a further 2lb. Dashing Star can be given a chance on his second in the Melrose at York in August but Havana Beat has come up short in Group company and this is a tough race in which to make his handicap debut.
15.50 Haydock - Sandy Lane Stakes
Pat Smullen has a good book of rides and PARBOLD should run a big race. Back over 6f for the first time since going close in last year's Gimcrack at York, Richard Fahey's charge gets the nod to confirm more recent running with Aeolus and land this prize. Mick's Yer Man and Shamshon are both penalised for wins in pattern company but the latter has more scope and a bold bid is expected from him. Betimes is interesting attempting 6f for the first time after finishing adrift in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket but the remainder look to be facing a tough task in this company.
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SPINEVOLUTION is a highly efficient computer program for the numerical simulation of NMR experiments and spin dynamics in general. The original version of the software was described in the paper
M.Veshtort, R.G.Griffin, SPINEVOLUTION: A powerful tool for the simulation of solid and liquid state NMR experiments, J. Magn. Reson., 178 (2006) 248-282
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Currently, this paper also serves as the main manual for the program. All new developments since the time it was published are summarized in the Reference Manual. This Reference also contains the updated versions of the tables from the paper. The changes from the previous to the latest version are summarized in the Release Notes and License. Both of these documents are included in the software download below and are updated with each new release of the program. Release Notes for previous versions of the program are also available.
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What's Coming Up - The Arizona women's gymnastics team (2-8, 0-2 Pac-10) closes out a two-meet homestand this week, as the Wildcats are set to square off against No. 20 Oregon State and No. 24 Denver on Friday, Feb. 2, at 7:30 p.m. (MST), in McKale Center... Arizona is looking for its first win in three meets and its first Pac-10 victory of the season... This week's competition marks UA's only triangular meet of the season... UA opened the year on the road for the first three weeks of the season and competed in three straight quadrangular meets... The Wildcats fell to fourth-ranked Utah, 193.925-196.400, last weekend in Arizona's first dual meet of the year... Oregon State (1-3, 1-1 Pac-10) and Denver (4-2) are the fifth and sixth ranked opponents that Arizona has faced so far this season... The Beavers are in search of their second straight victory, while Denver is hoping to rebound from a loss against LSU last weekend... Oregon State opened the season with three losses before defeating California last weekend... The Pioneers opened the season with three consecutive wins over Washington, Maryland and California.
Ryden's Weekly Analysis - "From our standpoint, our focus is to continue to grow and fix the mistakes from our past competitions. We just want to keep getting better and better every week. We are going to face two very good programs this weekend, and it is going to be a great competition. It was great that Randi (Liljenquist) hit her first complete meet of the season last week (against Utah), and I expect both Randi and Kara (Fry) to have strong meets against Denver and Oregon State."
Arizona's Last Time Out - The University of Arizona women's gymnastics team fell to fourth-ranked Utah, 193.925-196.400, on Jan. 26, in front of a crowd of 708, in McKale Center. Arizona set a season-high 48.825 on beam, and the Wildcats posted their top overall team score (193.925) for the season. Arizona dropped to 2-8 on the year, while Utah improved to 3-1 overall.
Arizona (2-8, 0-2 Pac-10) trailed Utah for the entire meet and entered the final rotation on floor behind Utah by a score of 144.900-146.850. UA scored a 49.025 on floor, but the Wildcats could not overcome the deficit. The Utes' Shannon Bowles scored a perfect 10.000 on beam in the final rotation to seal the win for Utah. Six Arizona gymnasts - Nikki Beyschau, Lindsay Compitello, Kara Fry, Sheehan Lemley, Randi Liljenquist and Andi McCabe - set or tied season-high and career-high marks in the meet.
Utah, who won each of the four team events, swept the top individual event honors on vault (Veronique Leclerc - 9.875), bars (Theresa Kulikowski - 9.900), beam (Shannon Bowles - 10.000) and in the all-around (Deidra Graham - 39.325). Arizona's Randi Liljenquist and Utah's Deidra Graham shared top honors on floor (9.900).
Individually for the Wildcats, junior Randi Liljenquist was Arizona's top finisher in the all-around, ending the meet in second place after setting a new season-high 39.225. Liljenquist tied for top honors on floor, as she tied a season-high 9.900. She landed in second place on vault (9.725) and tied for fourth on bars with a new season-high 9.800 in the event.
Senior Kara Fry tied for fourth place on beam and tied a season-high 9.850 for the third consecutive meet. Fry also finished fourth in the all-around with a 38.425. Sophomore Nikki Beyschau finished fifth on vault (9.675) and posted a sixth-place finish on bars (9.750). Beyschau also scored a season-high 9.775 in the floor event. Senior Mary Reiss tied for fourth place on floor with a 9.850.
Junior Lindsay Compitello set a career-high 9.475 on bars and posted a career-high 9.750 on beam. Freshman Sheehan Lemley tied a career-high 9.725 on beam, while fellow freshman Andi McCabe set a career-high 9.750 on floor.
Scouting Oregon State - The No. 20 Oregon State Beavers (1-3, 1-1 Pac-10) are coming off a 195.575-195.000 win over the California Golden Bears on Jan. 28... The Beavers earned their first win of the season last weekend after falling to Michigan, Nebraska and Arizona State in the first three meets of the year... Oregon State scored a season-high 195.575 in the meet, and senior Katrina Severin won top honors in all three of her events for the second week in a row... Severin scored a career-high 9.925 on floor and a career-high 9.900 on beam, and she added a season-high 9.925 on vault... The Beavers have been riddled with injuries this season... The team lost Jerra Lopez during the Cal meet after she suffered an achilles tendon injury during her final tumbling pass on floor, and Lopez will undergo surgery on Feb. 1... The squad also lost All-American Tanya Ricioli for the season after she suffered a ruptured achilles tendon in the first meet of the season... The Beavers opened the 2001 season ranked No. 12 in the preseason coaches' poll... Oregon State head coach Tanya Chaplin (UCLA, '90) is in her fourth year at the helm of the Beaver program and holds a 54-32 overall career and school record... Last season, Oregon State defeated Arizona, 196.275-193.450, in Corvallis, Ore., on Feb. 11, 2000... The Beavers also finished second at the Pac-10 Championship meet on March 18, 2000.
Scouting Denver - The 24th-ranked Denver Pioneers (4-2) enter this week's competition after falling to Louisiana State, 195.450-194.275, on Jan. 27... Denver set a season-high team total (194.275) against the Tigers... Freshman Ashley Shible won the vault and all-around titles last weekend, while senior All-American Jenny Ebdon took top honors on beam... Denver posted its best rotation of the season on beam, and the Pioneers took four of the top-five individual spots in the event... The Pioneers opened the season with early wins over the Pac-10's Washington and California... The Pioneers entered the 2001 season ranked No. 13 in the preseason coaches' poll... Denver head coach Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart is in her third season with the Pioneer program and holds a 46-15 overall career and school record... Last season, Denver defeated Arizona, 194.375-192.900, in a tri-meet with Minnesota on Jan. 30, 2000, in Denver, Colo.
Wildcats in the Rankings - After beginning the 2001 season ranked No. 20 in the preseason coaches' poll, Arizona has since dropped out of the top-25 rankings... This week, 10 of Arizona's 2001 opponents - UCLA, Utah, Stanford, Oklahoma, Washington, Minnesota, California, Oregon State, North Carolina State and Denver - are ranked in the Jan. 29 national gymnastics poll... UA is ranked No. 12 nationally on floor and No. 16 on beam... Junior Randi Liljenquist is ranked No. 17 nationally in both the beam and floor events this week... Senior Kara Fry is listed at No. 23 on beam... In terms of schedule strength, 10 of Arizona's 2001 opponents were ranked in the preseason coaches' poll... Six Pac-10 teams - UCLA (1), Stanford (7), Arizona State (11), Oregon State (12), Washington (16) and Arizona (20) - were ranked in the preseason poll... Arizona closed out the 2000 season ranked No. 20 in the nation after the team finished fourth at the NCAA regional meet on April 7, 2000... Women's gymnastics rankings are posted every Monday at: www.troester.com/gym/WRankings.
Cat Scratches - Arizona head coach Bill Ryden is in his third year at the helm of the program (11th overall at Arizona) and holds a 23-37-1 career and school record... Arizona notched two victories over North Carolina State and James Madison on the road in the first meet of the 2001 season... UA is 1-5 in neutral contests, 1-2 in away meets and 0-1 at home this season... Six of Arizona's eight freshman have competed in the first four meets of the season... So far this year, 13 Wildcat gymnasts have set or tied season-high and career-high marks after four meets... Senior Kara Fry and junior Randi Liljenquist each lead the team with four individual event titles... Liljenquist has 12 top-five finishes, while Fry has 11 top-five finishes... Freshman Aimee Estella has a vault title and two top-five finishes... Senior Mary Reiss and sophomore Nikki Beyschau have posted two top-five finishes... Senior Heather Straccia and freshman Cori Messina each have one top-five finish entering this weekend's meet.
A Look Ahead - After a two-meet homestand, Arizona hits the road to the "City of Angels" next weekend to compete in its fourth and final quad meet of the season... The Wildcats are set to battle top-ranked UCLA, No. 12 Washington and Cal State Fullerton on Sunday, Feb. 11, at 2 p.m. PST (3 p.m. MST)... Arizona then closes out a two-meet road swing on Feb. 18 when the Wildcats travel to Seattle, Wash., to face the Washington Huskies for the second time this season, at 2 p.m. PST (3 p.m. MST).


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TC TO G. H. LEWES ; 7 August 1855; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18550807-TC-GHL-01; CL 30: 17-18
Chelsea, 7 Augt, 1855—
Dear Lewes,—I go into Suffolk tomorrow, and am likely to be wandering about for some time; so that I find it will only be a bother to you, and a delay without advantage, to shoot those Proofs after me in my erratic course.1 I found it an amusing thing to read them in the evening, under the cloud of a quiet pipe in the Garden here: I had, as it were, nothing to suggest; and felt that my remarks, had they even been of value, came too late.
The Book goes on rapidly (Printer and all), and promises to be a very good bit of Biography; far, far beyond the kind of stuff that usually bears that name in this country and in others.— I desiderate chiefly a little change of level now and then: that you could get upon some height, and shew us rapidly the contours of the region we are got into, from time to time,—well abhorring to be drowned in details as Viehof2 and Co are, or to swim about (not quite drowned, yet drowning) in endless lakes of small matters whh have become "great" only by being much talked about by fools for the time being.
You missed the Malefactor's Scull that was on one of the steeples of Frankfort; no great matter. I found out, the other year, who the proprietor had been (a foolish radical abt 1600 or so);3 but have already almost forgotten again: a proof there was not much for you in the story of him.
Slightly more importt for you was another thing I remembered in the reading one of the Proofs, but did not then see how you were to get in: the "visitation of Wetzlar," thorough Overhauling (with an eye to repair) of that "German Court or Chancery," whh had been ordered by the Diet, and was just then beginning, about the time Goethe went.4 That was thought a great chance for a young lawyer,—to witness the very dissection of Themis.5 It came as other "Visitations" had done, to nothing. If you make an Appendix, there might be some notion taken of this,—tho' whither to go for summary information I cannot at this moment direct you. Try Pfeffel's Abrégé6 (in Brit. Mus.) whh has an Index. Or let it lie altogether!— Best speed to you, dear Lewes. Yours always truly
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Pacific Harvestfish, Peprilus medus: The Pacific Harvestfish has an iridescent blue green color that tapers to silvery below. They are characterized by an oval deep body shape (ca. 50 percent deep as wide), with long anal and dorsal fins that are pointed and curved.
Pacific Harvestfish have large eyes that are wider than the length of the snout. They reach 13 inches in length and are found up to 120 feet deep in the water column and are found over sandy bottoms.
This fish species can be easily confused with the almost identical Short-Finned Butterfish, Peprilus synderi, and the Pacific Butterfish, Peprilus simillimus (both of which have snouts that are equal in length or of greater length than the width of the eye).
The Pacific Harvestfish has a limited distribution in Mexican fishing waters, being found only in the lower 25 percent of the Sea of Cortez and along the coast of the Mexican mainland south to Guatemala. However the fish pictured below was caught about 40 miles north of Cabo San Lucas on the west coast of Baja indicative that this species can be found from Magdalena Bay south along the west coast of Baja.
Note: There is not much in the literature on this guy. Very rare!
The Pacific Harvestfish is one of the Butterfishes or Harvestfishes and a member of the Stromateida Family which known in Mexico as palometas. They have highly compressed elongated oval bodies with large eyes and short snouts and small oblique mouths and end just before or under the eye. The anal and dorsal fins have long bases, they have no pelvic fins, the pectoral fins are long and pointed and the caudal fin is deeply forked. There are seven global members of the genus of which four can be found in Mexican waters.
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After years of remaining undefeated Tim "Desert Storm" Bradley now has to prove his last fight didn't scatter his brains and leave symptoms of shell shock.
It never ends.
WBO welterweight titlist Bradley (30-0, 12 Kos) is set to fight Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1, 40 Kos), a prizefighter with more knockouts than the Palm Springs boxer has wins. But questions about his recovery twirled around like stars during a recent telephone press conference.
Is Bradley the same fighter?
"For me as a trainer, it's always a concern. He was reacting pretty good, answering questions the right way," said Joel Diaz, who has trained Bradley (seen in Chris Farina-Top Rank photo) for his pro career.
Diaz was talking about Bradley's return to training after a grueling and mind numbing clash against Russian juggernaut Ruslan Provodnikov last March 16. During the fight the Palm Springs speedster often traded blows and absorbed more punches than seemingly all of his pro fights put together. Worries about Bradley suffering combat stress seemed a concern.
Bradley admitted suffering from dizzy spells and slurred speech after the fight. It was enough of a concern that he sought advice from friends.
"I know some guys in the NFL that got me some help," said Bradley, adding that they recommended a doctor whose expertise is with concussions. "In Long Beach he assisted me and gave me some therapy work."
Bradley spent months recuperating and staying away from the boxing gym.
"We're back to normal now. My speech is not slurry no more. I never worry," Bradley said about the experience. "I've got treatment for the last five months."
On Bradley's first day in the gym, on August 1, I happened to catch the welterweight working out for the first time. He looked much heavier and had a big beard and a lot of hair on his head, resembling Isaac Hayes with hair. As he moved through his routines he looked a little slower but it was understandable with the extra weight. Though heavier, he didn't look fat. Though slower, he was still faster than most boxers.
Diaz agrees.
"I noticed a little bit of difference. He was a little off balance but he started getting better. He was a little bit heavy," Diaz said.
Bradley finished his routine that day and walked up to me saying "come back in mid-September. Then see how I look. I promise you I'll look a lot better."
Revisiting Bradley
On Sept. 17, I visited again to see Bradley and the speed in his punches was blinding. I always found it amusing that many boxing pundits felt Bradley was slow until he dismantled several world champions and then beat Manny Pacquiao.
"He never gets credit," said Monica Bradley, his wife, while holding their two-month old baby. "He works so hard."
After the brutal affair with Provodnikov, many wondered if Bradley lost that extra tick in his reflexes. It's a valid question, especially when there's a history of fighters affected by similar wars. You never know.
Back in the 1980s when Roberto Duran was bludgeoned and eventually knocked out by Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns, many predicted the Panamanian fighter's demise too. Instead, "Manos de Piedra" returned for many more fights including several more world title fights. He didn't lose again by knockout due to punches for another 14 years.
Diaz thinks Bradley is ready even for the likes of Mexico City's boxing wizard Marquez.
"He's been getting hit really hard and he responded very good," said Diaz, adding that one of the sparring sessions was with hard-hitting Lucas Matthysse. "His ability to move and his reflexes are very, very sharp."
Are they sharp enough to beat the likes of Marquez?
"I'm going to whip his *** and I'm going to win the fight. I'm going to get in there and beat Marquez," said Bradley, who was stirred by the lack of belief in his abilities. "That's it. And the world is going to see it."
Doesn't sound like combat stress.
Bradley fights Marquez on Oct. 12 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. HBO will televise the Top Rank event.
Stress could be positive or negative depending on what Tim Bradley is made of. Fear and Anxiety can either heighten the senses or shut it down. It's a fine line to tread but stress is needed for peak performance. Juan Manuel Marquez has proven himself to perform best when under tremendous stress. let's see what Tim Bradley is made of.
That's a big head, yo.
Hehehe! I almost went there. But I guess if you have a big cranium, you have big, long doggs. TB is going to ram and bam Hulkquez. Ram that big-@$$cranium into him, and then Bambi away faster than a thief in the night. Holla!
Recovering from a concussion and head trauma is no joke and takes a lot of time and patience. He should be fine if he hasn't had too many in the past, and that is a big head, a nice target for Dinamita!
This has all the makings of an above average fight.
It will be a stinkfest. Hulkquez will not be able to catch Bambi to one shot him. The Cali Cranium Crusher is going to Bambi trot and then SUDDENLY KaBOOM! Ram shot Hulkquez! Hulkquez is gonna be dripping blood from one of his eyelids and from a cut between his hair pugs. So the Sin City crooks that be will go to the score and give Hulkquez a gift victory or draw. Holla!
So let's see if I get this right. There will be blood, which usually forces a fighter to alter his fight plan (think sense of urgency). The recipient of the damage, when last seen damaged, called on his years of experience to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, (Against your guy actually, if you yourself are not the Pacman. Might you be Radam Gordon Pacquiao III, hmmmm?) No. I'll go a step better. This, on paper anyway, shapes up to be a great fight. I see them doing it more than once actually. It works for both guys. Good paydays, and keeps both names in the mix for the lottery, if the road happens to go in that direction.
he will make marquez look like he's standing still . might even tko him
bradley will outbox out speed marquez al la mr mayweather sorry guys bradley wins in snozzer
Ditto JP! Bradley will surely win in a snozzer. But will the three blind mice -- I judges -- see that? Bradley is going in the den of a thousand lions -- I mean Sin City of a million crooks. Holla!
i think JMM pulls it out, at 40 and jacked and juiced he has enough left to beat bradley in a boring, slow paced fight.
JMM is a top technician and remains truly elite, even though turtled a bit, he now has one punch killing power that will keep bradley away or put him to sleep.
JMM .....for some folk he's jacked and juiced.... I just believe he's one of the most dedicated, determined professional boxers of this generation. The man is boxing royalty and the epitome of what it means to be an Aztec warrior. like BHop, and W. Klitschko he's disciplined to the extreme. And if you've ever lived more than a few decades you'll know there's no greater fountain of youth...no magic pill that yield better results than just being disciplined.
And there's no better way to get knocked out ...than walking into a CounterPunch your opponent has been waiting to deliver against a predictable style for a decade.
But taken into perspective....Bradley is almost a junior middleweight. He can't punch but he can move... and throw in combination.
Unless Bradley chooses to trade...he will benefit from his size and greater mobility.
Its Bradleys fight to lose.
JMM matched up well with PAC because they are the same size... But could your imagine JMM versus Keith Thurman or Tommy Hearns? While Bradley is neither... his advantage in size should prove to be JMM's undoing.
Bradleys size and physicality kept him in the fight against PAC ...
But JMM doesn't have the tools Manny did. To be effective against a bigger guy.
This time Bradley posesses the tool kit.
I disagree and I know, B-Sug. New found phony concept of religion kept the Cali Cranium Crusher in the fight against Da Manny. That phony concept is now gone. Bradley will get toasted in a Fight ll. Holla!
BTW, this size stuff is going OVERBOARD in this normally smart Universe. Size doesn't mean anything but maybe one percent, just as the amount of things that exist, and that we can see with the naked eye. There is a long, long HISTORY of smaller men whuppin' da-double-fudge hebejeebeez outta biggums since the beginning of TIME. Heavier weight divisions have been made to protect the biggums from so many arse thrashing.
Hey, TSS puglistic great scribes S-To, F-Lo and Aa-T, like always, do your deep-digging research and HOLLA da up and up actually of the really!
Danggit! Myths, make-believe and posturing with them gets OLD! Bring in the boxing GOLD! So on the weak jive of size, so many people who haven't ever been in da game -- or fully in it -- won't be SOLD!
A person can be too big to box. He loses coordination and the needed gravity by touching the fudging clouds and by being too dead weight as Boot Hill.
It is all about natural selection. The dinosaurs and the neanderthals got fudged up and KAYOED by the lions/elphants/camels/dogs/rats/cats/roaches/ants and the homo sapiens. Call a spade a spade. Don't hide behind make-believe in the shade, because then you are the self-victim of inattention blindness because of pig-headedless. Holla!
YUP! You are right, Dino. A giant meteor got their big, ole sorry-arses, because they didn't have skills to pay the bills. Giant arses cannot fight, think and survive like small ones. That is a hard fact. Bigger is not better unless you are talking gold, diamond, workable money and STEM. The bigger the build, the more cons and less pros. And that is science, not Radam G. That is why smaller in technology is able to carry more. Giant and fat are easier to see. This is why those not in da know associate it will being better or more deadly and/or more beneficial.
If I'm in the alley, and Shaq is to, who will a 280-pound, 6-foot-7 punk bully pick to fight? I -- of course. And I'd literally off him in about 10 seconds with two to 20 shots. I would destroy him with what Pinoys brought into boxing -- lateral movement and a form of "Rapido Realism Kali" and Panuntukan.
Now watch some posers, busters, haters and lazy-arse know nothings come after me. They don't know JACK about the various contributions of different ethnic groups to da game. Holla!
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LUBBOCK, Texas - The Red Raider Club is sponsoring a chartered trip to follow the Texas Tech Lady Raiders to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament "Sweet 16" at the Pyramid in Memphis, Tenn., and seats are going fast according to trip coordinator Edna Petty.
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Jazmine Trammell's body was found at 5 pm on March 23, in a 4'6" wooden chest from Lane, which was placed near a dumpster at the Maison Gardens Apartments. Her family last saw her at 9 am on the morning she disappeared, and her mother spoke to her around 10 am. What happened to her after that is still unclear.
Police said that the 24-year-old was stabbed "all over." The nature of her murder is very personal, committed by someone very angry, making it likely that it was someone that was known to her, rather than a random killing by a stranger. No one has been arrested in Jazmine's murder, though a woman in the apartment complex claims she saw a man dragging the chest when she left for church.
Jazmine was arrested just 4 days ago at a local motel, where she had been staying for at least 2 weeks. In her possession was nearly $2000 in cash, an undisclosed amount of marijuana, and a gun. Does her murder have anything to do with her arrest? With those conditions, it seems hard to believe otherwise. Clearly she was involved with the way wrong people, and it's likely the reason she is now dead.
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For all of us teachers who have heard students continually gripe about how school is too hard, take heart! According to TIME, research by the Brookings Institution has found that students, despite regular parental outrage, do not have more homework than thirty years ago, undermining today's common imagery of the pupil with the overburdened backpack and hours of nightly homework. Sure, standardized testing may be out of control, but coursework is far from being too rigorous.
As a teacher, I think it's important for parents, students, and other teachers to know the real score when it comes to the work faced by our pupils. With so much focus on testing we often ignore the day-to-day curricula, making it easy to discount its importance. With so much focus on testing we can start to ignore the importance of note-taking and homework. We focus on teaching to the test more than developing students' self-discipline and ability to work independently and creatively.
Expecting students to do some homework or write papers at home and study at home is not unrealistic. Allowing students and parents to minimize the out-of-classroom obligations of students, particularly at the secondary level, sets them up for intense struggles in college and beyond. College professors and bosses will expect students and employees to be able to work on self-directed tasks and study, research, and innovate independently if need be. These skills are taught more through the completion of homework and at-home studying than in the classroom where peers and teachers can offer quick and easy assistance.
I do not assign homework in my Economics classes, including my Advanced Placement classes, but do require a fair amount of studying outside of the classroom for tests and quizzes. My students griped and moaned when I began to wean them off of comprehensive test reviews at the end of the first semester to prepare them for the AP tests in May, having grown overly accustomed to generous reviews where I spoon-fed them expected test answers. I told them that they needed to learn to study, really study, and not simply rely on test review sheets generated in class the day before the test.
Of course, they hit me with the complaint of how overburdened they were and how it was unreasonable to expect them to have to go through their notes to glean information. "Sorry, kids, but that's the college way," I said, regaling them with tales of my own college study experiences and those of acquaintances who had chosen not to study. I have yet to find a student whom I have overburdened with studying.
Despite students' whining, my fellow teachers and I have yet to see a teen who is truly overburdened with schoolwork. Though they talk an intense game, listening closer to their chit-chat reveals a truer story: Their evenings, even after their part-time jobs, are filled with Facebook, texting, Instagram, Twitter, Netflix, and television. If anything, these youth, and their parents, are simply highly motivated to craft woeful narratives of being worn down by the rigors of high school.
So, teachers, stand firm! Do not yield to their demands for leniency. If we want our pupils to be successful at the post-secondary level we need to force them to acquire those skills which are only achieved by performing self-directed work outside the classroom. In a word, homework.


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Gioia, Ted
Gioia, Ted (Theodore), pianist, composer and jazz writer.
He went to Stanford University, Stanford, California, graduating with a BA in English, 1979. He designed and taught classes on jazz history for the Undergraduate Special program. Appeared on television as member of Stanford's national championship College Bowl team. He graduated with distinction and honors and was a California State Scholar and a National Merit Scholar.
He then went to Oxford University, Trinity College, Oxford, England, where he got a MA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, 1981, and graduated with First Class Honours. During this period he worked actively in a jazz band with saxophonist John O'Neill.
He later attended Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, getting a Masters in Business Administration, 1983. He was on the Stanford faculty from 1986 to 1990, teaching jazz history and performance. He was a Lecturer, Jazz Studies, Stanford University, Department of Music, 1986-90. He's the co-founder of Jazz Studies Program at Stanford, with efforts covering a wide range of activities, including teaching lecture classes, instructing instrumentalists, fund-raising, publicity, performance, community out-reach, recruiting and administrative work. He was a faculty member (piano) at the Stanford Jazz Workshop, 1983-89.
He's the owner of one of the largest privately held collections of research materials on jazz and ethnic music in the Western United States. His recent research has focused on traditional styles of music, including work songs and early blues.
Ted Gioia Trio: The End of the Open Road (1988); Ted Gioia and Mark Lewis: Tango Cool (1990); The City is a Chinese Vase (1998)
Books by Gioia:
The Birth (and Death) of the Cool (Speck, 2009)
Delta Blues (W.W. Norton, 2008)
Work Songs (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2006)
Healing Songs (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2006)
The History of Jazz (New York: Oxford University Press, 1997)
West Coast Jazz: Modern Jazz in California 1945-1960 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1992). Revised edition published by University of California Press, 1998.
The Imperfect Art: Reflections on Jazz and Modern Culture (New York: Oxford University Press, 1988). Portable Stanford edition published in 1988.
Contributions to Books:
Contributor to Jazz: A Readers Companion, editor Bill Kirchner, (New York: Oxford University Press, 2000).
Contributor to The Grove Dictionary Of Jazz, second edition, editor Barry Kernfeld, (New York: Grove Music, 2001).
Contributed introduction to For Jazz, by Peter McSloy (Lafayette, California: Hit & Run Press, 1995).
Contributor to The Future of Jazz, edited Yuval Taylor, (Chicago: A Cappella Books, 2002).
Contributor to The Art Pepper Companion, edited by Todd Selbert, (New York: Copoper Square Press, 2000).
Periodicals / Other:
Over one hundred publications in periodicals and newspapers, including the following:
Remembering Al Jolson, The New York Times, October 23, 2000.
Jazz and the Primitivist Myth, The Musical Quarterly (Vol. 73, No.1), 1989.
Jazz: The Aesthetics of Imperfection, Hudson Review, Winter, 1987.
Louis Armstrong and Furniture Music, Boulevard, Winter, 1987.
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California least terns are the smallest of the American tern species, and can be found along the southern coasts of the United States. Because they love to nest along sandy beaches, which are a prized commodity among humans, their nesting habitat is continually shrinking, polluted, and disturbed by human activity. The species has been listed as endangered for decades and with the protected status, numbers have very slowly increased from the mere 582 breeding pairs counted in 1974. These tiny terns are only about 9 inches long when fully grown. While they spend their breeding months along the California coast, it isn't actually known where they go to winter.
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