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A love of learning. That's what Pamela Brown, the new superintendent of the Buffalo Public Schools, wants to instill in all the students of the district. Brown, who has been all over the United States working as an educator, hopes to tackle her new job head-on, and already has been working hard to turn around the foundering BPS.
However, doing that is more than a one-woman job, and Brown is working to partner with parents and the community to improve the opportunities of students.
NeXt recently had a chance to talk with Brown about her plans.
"We all have a common interest in making sure all of the children in this community are educated well," she said. "We know that children who are well-educated are much more likely to graduate on time, pursue college, and the more opportunities, the greater their potential to support themselves and the community financially.
"I spend quite a bit of time in the community, with individuals and groups, and they are all interested in providing opportunities for students," she continued. "One of the things that I want to do is to really develop focused partnerships with a variety of organizations and individuals in the community so that we are very clear on the role they can play in making sure that our schools are great places for children to learn."
One such partnership is with places of worship. These organizations have a desire to help the children in their congregations learn and grow, and Brown is working with these groups to help them toward that goal. For example, Brown is working with one church to promote a summer reading program, developing book lists and providing follow-up activities such as book reports.
Encouraging learning outside of school is something Brown hopes to accomplish among students in 2013.
Her top priority for 2013, though? Increasing student achievement.
"We have to be willing to put students first in all the decisions that we make, and sometimes that presents challenges," said Brown. "Some of the practices, some of the priorities that have been in place will need to be thought of differently."
While Brown views this as a challenge, she does not view it as an insurmountable one. She does believe there are many problems to be solved that include increasing attendance as well as increasing student achievement and improving practices in the district. Brown wants to make sure her staff is focused on the kids, and is "as effective as possible" in providing students with a good education.
In a perfect world, what is a child's education? Well, that varies depending on whom you ask. For Brown, a child's education must include the skills and abilities students need to master to succeed in life.
"We are living in a global economy, and it's going to be much more competitive," Brown said. "Our students aren't just going to be competing against kids from Buffalo or New York, they're going to be competing against kids from all over the world."
But it's not a perfect world, so what can Brown do to improve education in the BPS? Well, Brown wants to "ratchet up" the standards for learning, and one of the ways she hopes to accomplish this is by rolling out common core learning standards, which are being implemented across New York State and the U.S. These standards will incorporate tasks and goals for students that will be much harder than in previous years, and Brown hopes to deliver better courses and materials than in previous years, in order to help students meet these higher standards.
"First and foremost," she says, "we have to make sure that every child has access to a rigorous course of study, and we have to make sure that the instruction being provided is of the standards seen in the common core learning standards."
Brown made it clear that she wanted to make sure that each teacher has knowledge of the standards in the common core curriculum and that they are well-versed in such standards.
Throughout the interview with Brown, the word intervention kept popping up. Interventions are a key part of Brown's plans to turn around the district.
"An intervention is a strategy or a process that is put into place for students who are struggling, falling behind, have low attendance, disciplinary issues or problems outside the classroom," she said. "These interventions will be put in place to address any problems students have in school that are getting in the way of them being successful. Anytime a student is having trouble, they can talk to their teacher to work out how the student can be more successful, and build a plan to help them work through that challenge."
Brown said in order for an intervention to be successful it requires teachers working with students and families, students working with parents and teachers, administration working with faculty, staff, students and families – everyone must play their part to ensure every child achieves his or her full potential.
Brown may be new, but it seems as if she has hit the ground running, working to make the Buffalo Public Schools better.
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South by Southwest goes Midwest, features Wisconsin bands
Austin, Texas - A blistering punk band that sports brightly colored ski masks. An upbeat rapper who has no need for a stage. A gentle folk trio with a sound fresh from the Appalachian Mountains. A charming pop ensemble that spreads smiles with pretty vocals, kazoos and whimsy.
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I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
In Updike's slight story "Walter Briggs," the young married couple Jack and Claire are driving back from a thing in Boston with their two droopy little kids in their car. They're passing time in the enforced setting, as these young Updike couples of the late '50s seem to do, with a verbal game: "Who's Best?," riffing on people from their past. »Read Full Blog Post
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Week Zero is in the books.
Sertoma has passed and so have the scrimmages that mean nothing, and now we can get down to the business of football.
Except for Timberland and Cross, teams are 0-0 and start Friday with a clean slate.
The Stags head to Stratford and we get to see if Jacob Park is as good as advertised. Park, who is Georgia-bound next fall, will only be as good as his offensive line and receivers let him be.
A 65-yard spiral in the air is just an incomplete pass if there's nobody there to catch it. It's like hitting a 450-foot foul ball into the upper deck, just a loud strike.
Berkeley has the defense and the defensive backs starting with Josh Simmons and Branden Williams to stymie Park's aerial assault. But Park completed five passes in about 10 minutes against James Island for 270 yards and yes, I just contradicted myself and my "scrimmages that mean nothing," comment. If the Stags aren't paying attention, they can be down 28-0 by the end of the first quarter.
Goose Creek is 0-0 also and their two scrimmages with Berkeley offer little more than bragging rights over a school they don't play anymore. Next year maybe, if Berkeley makes the move to AAAA. We'll see.
As for this year, the Gators are on a mission.
They have something to prove to the rest of AAAA and the South Carolina High School League. These guys are hungry and ticked off, not a good combination for the opposition.
And I bet their paperwork is pristine.
St. John's Christian Academy will find out in the first five minutes how their fortunes may fare this fall. The defending Lower State Champions lost literally everybody over the summer through graduation, transfers, and other sports faster than you can scream "ICEBERG AHEAD!"
With new coach Matt Gilbert, the Cavaliers are starting over at Square One and learning the game on the fly. By their first home game on Sept. 20, these Cavs will be battle tested and on the way back.
Be patient, Cavs' fans. It only gets better from here.
Timberland sent notice that the "reload legend" has merit with an 18-13 win over Manning.
The Wolves are known for two things, scoring early and often, which they did, twice in the game's first eight minutes, and playing a strong second half because of conditioning.
Timberland may be young and inexperienced, but they will always hit the field in shape.
Their defense stood up in the fourth quarter and won the game when the offense stalled in the second half.
Coach Art Craig said this was the first time his team had faced adversity all summer and was proud of the way they handled it.
Finally, Cross found out defending a state championship might be harder than winning one the first time in a 28-20 loss to Kingstree. Coach Shaun Wright said his team is a work in progress and his Trojans need more than three All-State backs to win.
Football is played with 11 men and he needs to find four or five and teach them how to block. They'll be back on Friday and the Trojans will come ready. They have a lot to prove.
Besides, no championship is ever won in August.
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BEREA -- Browns coach Pat Shurmur has been admittedly concerned about the safety positions because of the injury factor, but that changed Monday.
T.J. Ward and Usama Young both returned to practice after dealing with hamstring injuries. Ward played in the first preseason game before getting hurt in practice. Young was injured early in training camp and has yet to play in a game.
Their returns are important. The starters in their place have been Ray Ventrone, who's a special teams standout with no starting assignments in four seasons, and Mike Adams. Adams has started 34 of 98 game appearances but was being counted on to play in nickel situations.
As expected, guard Eric Steinbach didn't practice because of a damaged disk in his back. Shurmur said a decision would be made soon on Steinbach, who will probably go on the injured reserve list and will be lost for the season.
Other players not able to practice Monday were linebacker Chris Gocong, defensive lineman Travis Ivey, tight end Ben Watson and running back Brandon Jackson. Watson was added to the list when he left practice late Sunday with a hamstring injury.
Watson's injury strengthens the case to keep four tight ends when the final roster cuts are made. Watson, Evan Moore and rookie Jordan Cameron are locks. Alex Smith will probably be kept to provide depth and insurance in case of injuries.
Many teams keep four tight ends, but the importance of the position in the west-coast offense increase their value.
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you dumbfucks. this lineup is killer. look below the first line on each day and get your head out of your ass.
September 17 - Melvins
September 20 - Wolves In The Throne Room
September 21 - Kanye West
September 23 - Cattle Decapitation
September 30-October 2 - ACL wk.1
October 7 - ACL wk.2
October 11 - Failure
November 6 - Sia
November 12 - Black Sabbath
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Well I mean the first thing that hits your eye is the huge font on the headliners. I have never in my life seen a weaker group of headliners for a festival I want to attend. There is absolutely no way anyone can convince me the shitty ass Peppers deserve to headline.
My initial reaction:
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Coachella '10, '11, '12 Weekend 1, '13 Weekend 1, '14 Weekend 1, '15 Weekend 1, '16 Weekend 1 and Weekend 2
Lollapalooza '08, '12, '13, '15
Bonnaroo '13, '14
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after carefully reading the lineup:
September 17 - Melvins
September 20 - Wolves In The Throne Room
September 21 - Kanye West
September 23 - Cattle Decapitation
September 30-October 2 - ACL wk.1
October 7 - ACL wk.2
October 11 - Failure
November 6 - Sia
November 12 - Black Sabbath
Coachella veterano from '99 til infinity.
I was in the theater watching Texas Chainsaw 3D when the lineup dropped and the headliners made me...
Coachella 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
10.7-9 Desert Trip
11.09 Roisin Murphy
4.14-16 Coachella
The headliners definitely lack the "wow factor," but at least of the four headliners three of them are bands that I want to see (I could live without RHCP again). The rest of the lineup is pretty strong. I mean, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, YYY's, Modest Mouse, Violent Femmes, Lou Reed, Hot Chip, New Order, Postal Service, Franz Ferdinand, Major Lazer, La Roux (if they actually show up this year...), and that's just the stuff I remember off the top of my head. Not too shabby.
I love this thread already. However I dislike the underwhelming non shock headliners.


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After finishing second in the LPGA Tour's Q School and immediately turning pro, 17-year-old Jessica Korda has received a waiver by the tour to allow her to enter 2011 tournaments.
Korda, who turns 18 in February, received the waiver Monday. The one caveat is that she had to agree not to count any potential earnings as official Tour cash until she turned 18, the minimum membership age allowed by the LPGA.
That might not be an issue since the LPGA Tour has not finalized its schedule for the upcoming season and won't release it until January. The 2010 schedule was available the preceding November. Insiders believe that LPGA commissioner Michael Whan is still lining up sponsors for next year's tournaments.
Korda's waiver following 15-year-old Alexis Thompson's petitioning of the LPGA Tour to play more events in 2010. The teenager from Coral Springs, Fla., wants to enter 12 events next year, six more than she played as a non-member in 2010.
In a 25-page petition, Thompson's agent, Bobby Kreusler, said that during Thompson's brief time on Tour, during which she earned $336,472, should qualify her for limited membership.
The response by current players to Thompson's request was pretty clear. Angela Stanford said the petition is coming at a bad time for the LPGA Tour, which has seen its calendar of tournaments shrink in recent years. In 2010, the Tour had 24 events, 11 less than in 2008.
"That's not fair. I'm sorry," the 33-year-old Stanford told the Golf Channel. "I just don't think you allow somebody opportunities into half our events when you have members who, maybe, won't be able to get into tournaments."
"She's a good player, but she's very young," added Cristie Kerr. "Exemptions are a sponsor's thing, yeah, but at the same time, we have to protect the integrity of the tour. I wouldn't expect that would be done. She wants to try and play on our tour, and you know, she's 15 years old or 16 years old, and she's not even really got her high school education complete yet.
"So that was her decision to turn pro early, and, yeah, she's a great player, but she's also very young. And you know, that's the rule, six exemptions. It's to protect the rest of the people that are members that need to get those exemptions sometimes."
In making it through Q School, Korda, despite posting a 77 in the final round, was relieved and excited at the same time. "It was a tough, tough day . . . But this is a dream come true. I knew I always wanted to turn pro, but I never thought I'd do it this year. I've had a really good year and I'm so glad I get to finish it out here, turning pro at LPGA Q School."
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Joseph Rakowski, who was Jersey City's acting mayor for four months in 1992, today endorsed Republican Steve Lonegan's bid for the U.S. Senate, saying Lonegan opponent Newark Mayor Cory Booker has been a "failure."
Rakowski, 65, said Booker's tenure as mayor of Newark has led to "unemployment, taxes, the crime."
"To me, you don't reward somebody for incompetency," he said.
Booker campaign spokesman Kevin Griffis, asked to respond, said crime is down and real-estate development is up in Newark. Griffis noted the Star-Ledger's endorsement of Booker in the Senate race.
"It's telling how the two candidates for Senator are spending Election Eve," Griffis added. "Cory Booker is criss-crossing New Jersey talking to voters about what he wants to do for them. Steve Lonegan is holding an attack press conference with someone who was an acting mayor ... for four months ... in 1992."
Lonegan and Booker, a Democrat, are battling to finish the term of the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg. Polls open in the special election tomorrow at 6 a.m.
Standing in the shadow of City Hall on Grove Street, Lonegan said he chose Jersey City to receive Rakowski's endorsement because his grandparents arrived on Ellis Island from Italy in the early 20th Century and "started their lives" here.
"Jersey City holds a special place in my heart," said Lonegan.
Formerly the Bogota mayor, Lonegan praised Rakowski today as someone "who knows what it means to govern a city," and he criticized Booker for "prancing around Hollywood" seeking campaign cash.
Lonegan, a conservative firebrand, didn't tone down his rhetoric today just because he was in the overwhelmingly Democratic Jersey City. He slammed the Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare) as an example of "big, fat, bloated government" and dismissed efforts in Congress to revamp the nation's immigration laws.
"We should secure our borders," he said. "This is a real security issue."
While noting that Mayor Steve Fulop has endorsed Booker, Lonegan thanked Fulop for allowing him to hold today's press conference outside City Hall "without being attacked by thugs and hoodlums."
Last month, Lonegan held a press conference in Newark that was disrupted by pro-Booker protestors.
Rakowski, who now lives in Waretown in Ocean County, said a Lonegan victory would add "another voice" to the U.S. Senate, currently controlled by Democrats.
"We have to do something," Rakowski said. "We have to change something in this country."
Asked to elaborate, he said, "Freedoms, liberty."
Rakowski represented Ward C on the City Council for one term when he was tapped on July 1, 1992 to become council president (and acting mayor) after former Mayor Gerry McCann was removed from office.
Rakowski serviced as acting mayor for four months until Bret Schundler was elected mayor that November. Today, he said he considers himself a Democrat, though he voted for Mitt Romney and Sen. John McCain, both Republicans, in the last two presidential elections.
Lonegan also picked up an endorsement from Ward C City Councilman Rich Boggiano. Boggiano, who didn't appear at today's event, told The Jersey Journal that he's "tired of what represents us in New Jersey."
Boggiano, a registered Democrat, said today he has no qualms about endorsing a conservative Republican.
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The science of human settlements, including city or community planning and design.
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"Konstantinos Doxiadis (1913-1975) was present at that meeting. He was a Greek architect who coined the term `ekistics' and led the movement for more thoughtful urban planning. According to (Wesley) Posvar, Doxiadis was preoccupied with the ills of city life. He thought the village format--where everything from family to food was within walking distance--was the perfect living unit."
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Punjab rode on Uday Kaul's unbeaten 96 to take the vital first innings lead against Railways at the end of the second day in a Ranji Trophy Group A match. At stumps, Punjab were on 230 for 5 in their first innings in reply to Railways 205.
Kaul ended the day just four runs short of a fine century while Amitoze Singh (55) and opener Jiwanjot Singh (44) also made useful contributions with their bat for Punjab.
For Railways, Krishnakant Upadhyay scalped two wickets for 50 runs. Earlier, Railways just added 12 runs to their overnight score of 193 for 7 before being bowled out in just 4.5 overs.
Brief Scores:
Railways: 205 all out in 78.5 overs (Nitin Bhille 41, Krishnakant Upadhyay 38; Sandeep Sharma 4 for 38, Siddarth Kaul 3 for 66).
Punjab: 230 for 5 in 80 overs (Uday Kaul 96 batting, Amitoze Singh 55; Krishnakant Upadhyay 2 for 50).
In Kolkata, Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary scored the 17th first-class century of his career as home team reached 220 for 4 in reply to Gujarat's first innings score of 260. Courtesy Tiwary's unbeaten 102 and a fine 75 from veteran Subhamoy Das, Bengal are now just 41 runs shy off getting the first innings lead.
The Tiwary-Subhamoy combination added 101 runs for the third wicket after Bengal lost their openers Partha Sarathi Bhattacharjee and Sreevats Goswami for scores of 3 and 2 respectively.
Brief Scores: Gujarat 260 (Smit Patel 67, Parthiv Patel 61, Sourav Sarkar 4 for 60, Ashoke Dinda 3 for 73, Shami Ahmed 2 for 59).
Bengal: 220 for 4 (Manoj Tiwary 102 batting, Subhamoy Das 75, Rush Kalaria 3 for 58).
In Hyderabad, Ravindra Jadeja snapped six wickets in a brilliant bowling performance as Saurashtra bowled out Hyderabad for 186 to take a crucial 74-run first-innings lead. Jadeja ran through the Hyderabad middle and lower order with his slow left-arm orthodox bowling after offspinner Kamlesh Makvana had claimed the wickets of both the openers Akhsath Reddy (51) and Ravi Teja (20).
Earlier, Saurashtra could add just nine runs at the expense of three wickets in 8.1 overs to their overnight score of 251 for 7 to be all out for 260 in 98.1 overs. Pacer Ashish Reddy returned with a fine six-wicket haul as he added two more wickets -- that of overnight not out batsmen Sandip Maniar and Kamlesh Makvana -- to his four on Saturday.
Brief Scores:
Saurashtra 1st Innings: 260 all out in 98.1 overs (Sheldon Jackson 67; Ashish Reddy 6 for 56).
Hyderabad 1st Innings: 186 all out in 87.3 overs (Akshath Reddy 51, Syed Quadri 48 not out; Ravindra Jadeja 6 for 71)


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Back in June, Democrat Presidential nominee Barack Obama suggested that a second stimulus check was necessary. I wrote about it because this was hot on the heels of the first stimulus check and it appeared as though Obama was catering to the masses. In reality, he was running point on a proposal House Democrats were pushing because so many of their proposals were left out of the first stimulus package.
With the credit freeze only now thawing, with both consumer borrowing and spending down, and with the prospects of a weak retail holiday season and rising unemployment, a second stimulus package designed to give our economy a shot in the arm looks pretty appealing now. Even Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, in testimony given before the House Budget Committee, endorsed the idea of a stimulus package. More importantly, the White House said it would consider additional spending measures; it's not an all-out endorsement of a second package but it's better than flat out rejection.
Before anyone gets all giddy, most experts are saying nothing would happen until after the November 4th election. As it stands, most reports are saying that most of the proposals being pushed for the second stimulus package involved measures that were dropped from the first stimulus package. Those proposals included infrastructure improvements and extension of unemployment benefits & food stamps, all told costing about $150 billion or more.
Specifically, Speaker Pelosi wants to bring back a $61 billion House-passed bill:
- $37 billion in public works spending (infrastructure)
- $6 billion for jobless benefits (unemployment)
- $15 billion to help states pay for Medicaid bills
- $3 billion in food stamp assistance
- A stimulus check (tax rebate) of some kind, though no details
I am not a fan of the "stimulus check" concept (is it really spending if we are just borrowing from the future?) and I don't see how all the other spending is going to stimulate the economy (it's said that the public works spending could be implemented very quickly, thus producing jobs… but it's public works, that just sounds like it would take a long time). Jobless benefits and food stamp assistance will lessen the pain but they don't stimulate the economy. Finally, in most states you already get twenty-six weeks of unemployment, that's six months, isn't that fair?
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A Hi-End Designed Loft in Athens
Size55 m²
Floor No.5(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Air conditioning
- Elevator in building
- Towels
|Kratinou, 105 51 Athens, Greece
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This beautiful apartment is furnished and fully equipped. The idea of the owner, a fast rising designer, to create this Hi-End Loft is based on the necessity for ameliorating the luxurious tourist services with an affordable price. It is very modern decorated and fully furnished from very well known designers. There is one bedroom with king size bed and one bathroom. The kitchen is fully equiped. Big closets will make your stay more comfortable. The heating and Aircondition is autonomous. Bed linen and towels, cuttlery, dishes, pans, wifi internet and all electric devices are provided. There is boiler which provides 24 hours hot water.
The apartment is very close to the Historical center of Athens, to greek traditional tavernas, pharmacies, banks and public transport. The nearest metro station is only 250 m. away from the apartment. Only 200 m away from the apartment , there are bus stations from where you can take a bus to the city centre, to the south or nothern suburbs. Monastiraki is 5 mins walking distance from the apartment.
There are a plethora of available options for nightlife, including bars, ouzeries, and tavernas. Outdoor seating on pedestrian walks is typical, creating a lively atmosphere at night. The main Syntagma Square, Thisseion, Monastiraki and Plaka are surrounded by cafes and restaurants.
Kotzia Square is a square in central Athens, Greece. The square retains several charactertics of 19th century local neoclassical architecture, such as the City Hall of the Municipality of Athens and the National Bank of Greece Cultural Cente. The square is surrounded by the following streets: Efpolidos Street to the north, Athinas Street to the west, Kratinou to the south, and Aiolou Street from the east. The square itself is south of Omonia Square and north of Monastiraki square.
Security deposit: 150€.
Smoking is not allowed.
Pets are welcomed upon prior arrangement.
Airport transport or any other transport is available upon demand at an additional cost.
For everything you might need, I am 24 hours a day on call. The keys will be delivered upon arrival and I will personally explain you everything you need to know for the apartment.
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Hello, I had 4 wonderful days in Athens, we were 4 people and the apartment which is also very good and clean. In particular, the proximity to the center, the Acropolis and Plaka has surprised us, on foot it is 10-15min, by taxi it does not cost more than 5 euros. George was a good host. Greeting
Hallo, ich hatte 4 Wunderschöne Tage in Athen, wir waren 4 Personen und die Wohnung was auch sehr gut und sauber. Vor allem die Nähe zum Zentrum, Akropolis und Plaka hat uns überrascht, zu Fuss sind es 10-15min, mit dem Taxi kostet es nicht auch mehr als 5 Euro. George war auch ein guter Gastgeber. Gruss
Very nice appartment. Well situated. great view. Everything was also very well organised. Great trip we had.
Housing consistent with the description, located 20 minutes walk from the metro station Piaeus, which can cause you to Athens Centre for 4 € (for the full day)., Or at the airport for 14 € for 2 people in 80mn .
The apartment is located in 6èeme floor of a pretty quiet building with a terrace overlooking the rooftops. A Carrefour supermarket is 200m, and a lot of small shops are nearby.
Very good internet connection, but the TV programs were not available.
We have not had the pleasure of meeting George with whom I have had exchanges by mail very courteous.
Logement conforme à la description, situé à 20mn à pied de la station de métro Piaeus, qui peut vous amener à Athènes Centre pour 4€ (pour la journée complète)., ou bien à l'aéroport pour 14€ pour 2 personnes en 80mn.
L'appartement est situé au 6èeme étage d'un immeuble assez calme, équipé d'une terrasse avec vue sur les toits. Un supermarché Carrefour est à 200m, et pas mal de petits commerces sont disponibles à proximité.
Très bonne connexion internet, mais les programmes TV n'étaient pas disponibles.
Nous n'avons pas eu le plaisir de rencontrer Georges avec qui j'ai eu des échanges par mails très courtois.
Indeed a charming and fairly spacious appartement. Also, the large balcony - which is not on the pictures - is wonderful. Since the apt. is on the 6th floor you get much sun there, from early in the morning. We had breakfast on the terrace every day!
We didn't meet George personally, but he had arranged for someone else to hand over the keys and was always available by mail or phone. When we missed a blanket and had a problem with the internet connection, it was solved within a day.
The apartment looks exactly like the photos show. In general it was very tidy, clean and modernly refurbished, although some devices were out of order (oven, half cooker...). We also missed a microwave.
The blinds kept the apartment completely dark at night and only a small and discontinuous sound from the fridge could annoy people with sleep problems. But it was not a problem at all for my fiancée and me.
The only inconvenience we found was the location. The apartment is a bit far from the city centre (45 minutes by walking) and the closest metro station is 10 minutes by walking.
All in all, I would recommend this apartment. However, if I would gone back to Athens I'd try to stay in an apartment better located.
The apartment is in a convenient central location and George was helpful in arranging transfers which was much appreciated. First impressions wasn't so good though, apartment is not much bigger than a hotel room and not as "High-End" as I imagined, bed hadn't been made (we had to make it), linen for bed wrong size with pillow sheets missing, cleaning clothes left on floor, some power points weren't working or absent where expected (e.g. kitchen) and the inside door handle would come off in your hand if not careful. However, Athens hotels are expensive so the apartment represented reasonable value, and we may have been the exception re our issues.
The apartment was very comfortable. It was very accessible and in a great location. I would stay here again with ought a doubt. The only negative comment I could make on the apartment is that the hot water tank was not sufficient for one to wash before running out of hot water. All went well until the morning we had to leave. We were not told that the front building door is bolted at night and therefore when we left to get our taxi at 7am we were locked in. Thankfully the taxi driver helped us by ringing everyones door bell until someone came to help. Otherwise we would have lost our plane. The emergency door leading to the basement was also bolted. Shudder to think what would happen if there was an emergency evacuation scenario.So before vacating the apartment for good please remember to check that the front building door is not bolted shut.
The hotel was great! The area is a bit noisy, but you get used to it, the crowd that had begun at dawn. The beach was close but it was pretty crowded and messy so I had to go out every day can get away from beaches to search. The city, the bazaar is 10 minutes away by car. It was nice but a shame that such garbage, this was a bit dirty there would be observed.
The accommodation, receiving the keys was discussed according to each, it was absolutely fine !!!
The apartment is very good, near the metro that takes you to the center of Athens ... There is a bakery, pharmacy, cafes and a supermarket well next, George proved to be a good person and the next door neighbor has treated us very well and willing any kind of help.
French for "bobo", the place is ideal for the first view (exceptional), then the situation (quiet and 3 minutes walk from "peripatos" path that goes around the Acropolis ). For the hostess Marianne attentive and fluent French. And for "Terrace" surrounded by plants and trees which grow 2 which act as umbrella and a rooftop swimming pool that allows a necessary relaxation after hot days of sightseeing. Our favorite heart of the 5-occupied housing during our stay in Greece (tied with another). Thank you to Marianne.
Pour les français "bobo", l'endroit est idéal, pour la vue d'abord (d'exception), la situation ensuite ( calme et à 3 mn à pieds du "peripatos" : chemin qui fait le tour de l'Acropole). Pour l'hôtesse : Marianne attentive et parlant couramment français. Et puis, pour "la Terrasse" entourée de plantes et sur laquelle poussent 2 oliviers qui font office de parasol et une piscine sur le toit qui permet une détente nécessaire après de chaudes journées de visites. Notre coup de cœur parmi les 5 logements occupés pendant notre séjour en Grèce(à égalité avec un autre). Merci à Marianne.
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Joel Brown ('09) | Bible, Missions & Ministry
Master of Divinity student,
Graduate School of Theology
Not many undergraduate students have the chance to publish their research in a scholarly journal or see their names cited in an academic article. Joel Brown is one of the few.
In his third-year Greek class at ACU, taught by Dr. Curt Niccum, Joel and four other students had the opportunity to review another academic's conclusions and refute them in print. In the Greek grammar they used as a textbook, the author claimed that the verb "to worship" had two different forms, each with a different meaning.
An exhaustive search
Joel and fellow students - Ben Covington, Jake Lollar, Joshua White and Eric Gentry - pored through the Greek Old Testament, apocryphal literature, the New Testament and early Christian writings to seek out every instance of this verb, sorting through a large amount of material.
I have been challenged on many levels, and in many disciplines. [ACU] has achieved a healthy balance between focusing on the students' spiritual formation while at the same time providing them with a critical and rigorous education.
"To me, it was pretty impressive," said Dr. Niccum, associate professor of Bible at ACU.
The students discovered that the form of the verb didn't affect its meaning; actually, many biblical authors spoke Aramaic as their native language and had learned Greek as a second language, which made it easy for them to commit small grammatical errors. The difference in verb forms was a linguistic rather than a theological difference, they concluded.
Although this discovery may sound small, it has important repercussions on how to view biblical texts.
"This ends up being a reminder," Dr. Niccum said. "We really have to be careful to not read more out of the text than is actually there."
Journal publication
Niccum also helped author the article, which is published in the current issue of Restoration Quarterly, an academic journal devoted to advancing knowledge and understanding of New Testament Christianity, its backgrounds, its history and its implications for the present age.
This wasn't Joel's only reseach opportunity as an undergraduate at ACU. He was also involved in a class assignment for third-year Greek participating in the International Greek New Testament Project, a multi-national effort to examine all the evidence for the Greek New Testament. The class took an unexamined Greek text and read it with an eye for detail and deeper meaning.
Participation in these projects has given Joel the academic confidence to pursue both a Master of Divinity and a Master of Arts in Theology. In the course of his studies, he has found that the Christian focus of his education has enhanced rather than detracted from its academic validity.
"I have been challenged on many levels, and in many disciplines," he said. "[ACU] has achieved a healthy balance between focusing on the students' spiritual formation while at the same time providing them with a critical and rigorous education."
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While there has been extensive research on interventions designed to increase knowledge of research methods in the setting of journal clubs, little is known regarding other features that are of potential importance. To my knowledge, no research to date has described the attributes of journal clubs associated with high resident attendance and the avoidance of periodic abandonment. I sought to determine how journal clubs in postgraduate programs in internal medicine are organized and to identify the features associated with high attendance and continuous existence.
Mailed cross-sectional survey of the 208 accredited residency programs in internal medicine in the eastern United States. The surveys were mailed to the chief resident in internal medicine in August 1992.
Data from 131 residency programs were available (response rate, 64.5%). Mean estimated attendance at the 124 programs with an active journal club was 58.5% (range, 7% to 100%); 86 (65.6%) of the clubs were in continuous existence for 2 years or longer. Fifty-two journal clubs (41.9%) were described as independent of any faculty clubs, and 62 (50.0%) emphasized original research. The number of articles reviewed per session ranged from one to six, but the majority reviewed two articles, usually during a 1-hour period, most often during the lunch hour. Seventy-two programs (58.1%) described club attendance as mandatory. The provision of food was a regular feature of 83 (66.9%) of the journal clubs, and the majority of clubs with food regularly rely on funding support for the food from pharmaceutical companies. Participation of faculty in the scheduling of the club, assigning articles, and overall coordination varied, but in 29 (22.1%) of the clubs, faculty provided formal teaching of critical appraisal skills, clinical epidemiology, and biostatistics. Fewer house staff, a mandatory attendance requirement, being independent of a faculty journal club, and formal teaching were associated with high attendance. The regular provision of food was associated with long, continuous existence. Reviewing only original research articles was associated with long, continuous existence but was negatively associated with high attendance. Journal clubs with both long, continuous existence and high attendance were associated with mandatory attendance, the provision of food, and fewer house staff.
If residency journal club success is defined as having high attendance or long, continuous existence, then success is associated with smaller residency programs, making attendance mandatory, promoting a journal club independent of faculty, providing formal teaching of critical appraisal skills, making food available, and emphasizing original research articles. Residency programs in internal medicine seeking to establish journal clubs with long, continuous existence or high attendance should focus on these attributes.(Arch Intern Med. 1995;155:1193-1197)
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I get the same feelings when I load up on carbs. Saturday night was the worst! I had pizza and beer for supper. Don't think I slept much at all!
I'd think I'd learn, eh? But back at the Primal life today!
I have willingly eaten more sugars and grains in the past 10 days than I have in the last 6 months. My husband and I toured Napa and Sonoma Valleys on vacation, and now I'm doing late holiday celebrations with my family. I decided beforehand that while I would not make an effort to "cheat", I would also not make an effort not to cheat. I plan 100% on going back to primal eating starting the 31st when my travels are over, and I've had a day here and there where I've limited myself to fat and protein.
Thankfully, I haven't gained a pound, which I contribute to an overall higher metabolism I've gained in the last 6 months.
BUT...I can honestly say that this food affects me differently now. After eating a pasta dish with bread one night in Napa, I was sick the entire next day with gastro issues. In fact, I pretty much felt like crap the entire vacation. Last night my dad made lasagna from scratch, and it was amazing, but all night I tossed and turned with a belly ache.
So, yeah. I can definitely see how this food affects me. I'm looking forward to getting back to my normal eating habits in a few days!!
I get the same feelings when I load up on carbs. Saturday night was the worst! I had pizza and beer for supper. Don't think I slept much at all!
I'd think I'd learn, eh? But back at the Primal life today!
Even if you fall flat on your face, at least you're moving forward!
I had one rum ball last night. One. It was about the size of a ping-pong ball.
And the arthritis swelling and pain hit less than an hour later. I was in agony for most of the night. Of course, this pretty much gave me permission to have one bite of our wedding cake top from a year ago (last night was our first wedding anniversary) but I had already committed to that. I could have done without the rum ball, however.
Note to self: YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO WHEAT. HERE'S PROOF.
I will never, ever knowingly eat wheat again in my life. It hurts me too much to do so.
Fortunately the pain and swelling is mostly gone today. But I'm not going to play games with my health like that again.
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 Trophy Guide and Road Map
- Estimated trophy difficulty: 3/10 (Platinum Difficulty Thread)
- Approximate time: 30 – 50 hours (This depends on how quickly you earn Proud Skipper)
- Trophy Breakdown: 29 (4 , 21 , 3 , 1 )
- Offline: 25 (3 , 19 , 3 )
- Online: 4 (1 , 2 , 1 )
- Number of missable trophies - None
- Glitched trophies - None reported
- Do cheat codes disable trophies? - No cheats available
- Additional peripherals required - No
- Does difficulty affect trophies? – No
- Online pass required – No and Yes – You are given a code to play online, an email from Konami asks you to not use the code until 11th of October (I was not asked for a code but I guess after the 11th you will be), which I think that the proper online mode will be available with only master league online now playable.
Road Map
New to PES this year is automatic auto-save. Last year you had the option to either save yourself or utilise the auto-save option, unfortunately you can only pick auto-save. You are given the option to not save when starting either mode but when you make your first save, the auto-save option will be enabled. If anyone wants to make sure nothing happens, back-up your saves and make different saves for different games so if you lost an important game you can simply reload.
Step 1:
Firstly you will want to look at exhibition, because unless you decide to play with a friend, you will only need to enter this mode once, winning any match on any difficulty will unlock what will most likely be the first trophy you unlock in PES 2013.
Furthermore in this step you will want to familiarise yourself with two basic modes, that will net you six trophies in total. Those are UEFA Champions League and Copa Santander Libertadores, each will consist of playing a certain amount of games until you're crowned the winner of both, unlocking three trophies which are effectively the same but in a different mode.
Step 2:
This will involve you venturing to Cup thus allowing you to unlock one tournament related trophy. This cannot be simulated unlike in the other modes so unfortunately you will actually need to play every match but you can avoid that, only slightly, I will mention more in the actual description later.
Step 3:
This consists of not only the bulk of the trophies but your time whilst playing PES 2013 in Be A Legend. I must emphasise the word "playing" as you actually have to play in a match (three trophies for this mode only require you to play one match in; the league, the champions league and the international cup). You will be able to simulate some of the trophies; however you will not be able to simulate all of them. Those are specific in just two trophies, Proud Skipper and Team of the Season, to be given the captaincy no team would give you the armband for sitting on the bench. For the harder trophies it's best that you use a created player but if you want to get the other ones out of the way pick a real-life player (preferably Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo).
Step 4:
For this step we will be focusing on the Master League. This will make all trophy hunters happy, as every single trophy in this mode can be simulated, it's even quicker than last year as you can pick a date and the game should simulate each game.
Step 5:
This final step consist of hugely easy trophies to unlock in the online mode, they will involve; playing a match, winning a competition match and signing a player.
These are just a views tips that will make most the steps run smoothly and without any sort of hiccups.
1. You will want to change the difficulty settings to Beginner, the easiest setting available which shouldn't prove any trouble. This can be done after starting the game as PES will ask which setting you would prefer or in options > general settings.
2. Work your way to EDIT and pick whichever team you like or the team you support (I picked Arsenal or as PES calls them North London, since it's the team I support) and change all of your teams statistics to 99, this will make Master League run smoothly.
3. Whilst in EDIT, to quicken the amount of time needed for league and cup wins from step 2, place the team you chose (Arsenal for me) and enter them in the Portuguese league since they only play 30 league games, where the rest play 38 or maybe less. Changing your team to the shortest league can also be beneficial for master league as winning the league will come sooner.
Using these modes will allow controlling the best players in the modes, shortening the time required to meet the trophy goals.
Trophy Guide:
Ultimate Player
Perfect Collection
The usual requirements. Unlock the other 28 trophies and you will have unlocked the Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 platinum, the 4th of it's kind (not counting any stacking Platinums).
First Glory: Exhibition
Awarded for defeating the COM for the first time in [Exhibition]
An immensely simple trophy, all you need to do in choose the first option exhibition and choose whichever teams you (Barcelona are a very good choice vs. Iran) like on whichever difficulty (Beginner is the ideal choice) you like and win, the trophy will unlock after the match has finished.
First Win: UEFA Champions League
Awarded for defeating the COM for the first time in [UEFA Champions League]
See UEFA Champions League Winner
UEFA Champions League Elite 16
Awarded for making it through the Group stage in [UEFA Champions League]
See UEFA Champions League Winner
UEFA Champions League Winner
Awarded for becoming a [UEFA Champions League] Winner
These three trophies, will follow each other, in the first phase you must play six matches as any Champions league teams or any other team in the game, you may qualify after four wins (the first win will unlock the first trophy of the trio) but you will need to play all six to progress to the knock-out stages in which the second trophy will have been unlocked. A further seven matches are required to win the entire champions league which makes 13 in total will unlock the final trophy, a shiny Silver.
Copa Santander Libertadores Win
Awarded for defeating the COM for the first time in [Copa Santander Libertadores]
See Copa Santander Libertadores Winner
Copa Santander Libertadores R16
Awarded for making it through the Group stage in [Copa Santander Libertadores]
See Copa Santander Libertadores Winner
Copa Santander Libertadores King
Awarded for becoming a [Copa Santander Libertadores] Winner
These three trophies are effectively the same as UEFA Champions league winner but require you to play on a different format. When you load the competition you will see a play-off round, but you can easily bypass this, selecting your team and using the button and switching them with a team already in the group stages. If you fail to do this, you'll then be required to play another two unnecessary games.
The Copa Santander Libertadores follows exactly the same pattern as the UEFA champions league but the final is two-legged. The total amount of games necessary for all three trophies to unlock is 14.
Cup Winners
Awarded for single-handedly guiding a team to cup glory [Cup Mode]
In this mode you will want to pick the smallest tournament available which will be the African Cup (14 teams), you will notice when you pick a team that the two at the top don't have an opponent, you can become one of those teams by selecting them and switching your team with them. Use the tips I left earlier in the guide (scoring and then holding the ball) and this extremely easy silver trophy will be unlocked.
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|September 29th, 2012, 05:32 PM
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Pro Debut
Awarded for making a professional debut in [Become a Legend]
In the main menu, click on Football Life and you will get two options (created player or real-life player) of the two you will want to click Be a Legend to start your own career.
Simply play a normal game as your created player or an actual player. If you play for 5 minutes or 90 minutes it doesn't matter, The trophy will be unlocked when you return to the be a legend menu. This will not be unlocked playing a training match, it needs to be League, cup or even Champions League if you're qualified for it.
League Champions
Awarded for winning the League Title in [Become a Legend]
If you followed the suggestion I made above about using an actual player in the road map, then this trophy shouldn't pose you any problems. If you picked say Lionel Messi (I picked a 109 Franz Beckenbauer), then advancing the date a certain amount of time should allow you to see how well your team of choice are performing, odds are they will be relatively high in the league, you may need to play a few games to ensure they are crowned League Champions.
League Best Eleven
Awarded for being picked for the Team of the Season in [Become a Legend]
I suggest playing this with a created player more than a real-life player as simulating will not unlock the trophy, well for me I simulated just one match to test and the trophy didn't unlock. Playing every single match should allow you to have gained a substantial amount of points that can be very beneficial to new skill and position which I'll address later in the guide. If you would like to have an easier time at Team of the season, keep starting Be A Legend until you're playing in the Portuguese league like year which only consists of 30 League games.
Since I played both league and cup when I unlocked the trophy, I'm not sure skipping cup games will or will not hinder your chances of being picked for Team of the Season. I'm not really sure it would since only league games should count.
UEFA Champions League Debut
Awarded for making your UEFA Champions League debut in [Become a Legend]
If playing as a real-life player, you can simulate until the champions league, which should take place in your first season but if you want to play as a created player this will most likely unlock in your second season (if you're playing in the champions league that is).
Super Star
Awarded for winning the UEFA Best Player Award [Become a Legend]
Real-life player scenario. All you need to do is to become UEFA Champions League MVP, being top scorer and assister should progress your chances of being awarded with the UEFA Best player, an award which will be given the day after the Super Cup in August of the next season. To enhance the chances of winning this award, try to simulate league games if you're not trying for team of the season, keeping you fresh for the champions league games.
Pride of a Nation
Awarded for playing in the International Cup in [Become a Legend]
See World Footballer of the Year
World Footballer of the Year
Awarded for being named World Footballer of the Year in [Become a Legend]
Play for most of the first season as either a created player or real-life player as this is the most important part, the award is not given out until the third season. You start either career with a mandatory two-year contract, if you don't have a contract that runs into the third year the trophy will not unlock as the game will deem you retired since you have no club. Whatever offer arrives, accept it as it will give you the proper tools to unlock this rather easy trophy.
For the PES 2010 version of this trophy, I had to play five full seasons to be given world footballer of the year but this time all you need to do is be named MVP at the World Cup (International Cup) and also playing in that tournament will unlock Pride of a Nation too.
That was the way I tested on another account, however mine unlocked in the December (the trophy unlocks in December) of my second year. After I loaded my save to get in the team of the season and being named best player in the UEFA Champions League, to my surprise I was named World Footballer of the Year. In that time I did score 150 goals and assisted over 110 times, so either one of those options should unlock a rather easy gold trophy.
Proud Skipper
Awarded for being named Club Captain in [Become a Legend]
I repeat, this can only be unlocked with a created player.
Now this is the trophy that will pose the most trouble. I've read on the forums how people have unlocked this trophy in a third season with another team, after signing with them for just the year. A friend of mine unlocked theirs in three seasons too but playing with the generic team they were given.
I on the other hand unlocked the trophy the same way some people unlocked it last year, i.e on my second year after the last game of the league season. The Champions League had already finished and the cup too in which I was named top scorer, assister and MVP and so on.
Albeit not a perfect way of unlocking this trophy but could help is the enormous amount of goals you score and assist, I would suggest scoring more since the latter will have you worried since how bad at finishing our team-mates are on Be A Legend.
I can't say what a guaranteed way of unlocking this trophy is, because I've mentioned three different scenarios, it may depend on the team. My friend and I played for different teams and we both had numerous different captains throughout the year, just play the mode as intended and hopefully you'll unlock this worthwhile trophy like I did.
Utility Man
Awarded for learning to play in another position in [Become a Legend]
See The Multi-Talented
The Multi-Talented
Awarded for acquiring a New Skill in [Become a Legend]
My suggestion from last year of removing all skill cards and positions and playing a match or matches cannot be done, as you will not gain either of the trophies.
This year you are required to use the in game Be A Legend and Master League shop which has both the options for learning a new position and skill, costing you 500points each. I suggest picking a real-life player for this as you earn more points playing in the UEFA Champions League (72) to the regular (40) league games, allowing you to earn the 500 points quicker.
You can unlock both these trophies in two different ways:
- Purchase the new position and playing however many games required for the exp to learn the position, know that training plays a part too so participating in matches isn't the be all for the exp side of things. Then with the points unlocked playing the certain amount of matches, use the purchase new skill option and continue to play until that unlocks.
- Raise the 500 you need, make a separate save, purchase the position, simulate up until you have learned the new position. Load your other save, buy a new skill and simulate all the way.
I personally went with option one since I was using the games played to unlock League's Best Eleven.
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|September 29th, 2012, 05:33 PM
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Posts: 430
First Glory: Master League
Awarded for your first win in [Master League]
See No.1 Club
Awarded for Winning Promotion to a Top League in [Master League]
This is the only trophy that needs to be unlocked in a second master league season or a first if you want to get promoted and work on the rest the following season, the choice is yours. Personally I unlocked promoted and then the rest of the trophies on a different save as I working between simulating both at different intervals.
All you require is a team of superb players as per my suggestion in the Road Map and where to put your team, considering last year I accidentally placed them in division one instead of two. The league you are searching for is the WE League which is the 2nd division to the 1st division of PES League. Use EDIT, then [league structure] and merely switch the team you've edited with whichever team you like from the WE League.
Simulate the entire season and at the end you should win the league comfortably and if for whatever reason you don't, promotion is very likely since you can be promoted by merely finishing in the top-two or three. I'm not fully aware which.
Champion Manager
Awarded for winning the League Title in any of the Top Leagues featured in [Master League]
See No.1 Club
European Elite 16
Awarded for making it through the Group stage of the UEFA Champions League in [Master League]
See No.1 Club
Kings of Europe
Awarded for becoming a UEFA Champions League Winner in [Master League]
See No.1 Club
The Treble Winner
Awarded for winning the League, UEFA Champions League and League Cup in a [Master League] season
See No.1 Club
No.1 Club
Awarded for being named the No.1 Club in the [Master League] Club Rankings
If you follow my tips from the top of guide on how to edit the best players into your team and you into the shortest league all of these trophies bar Promoted will be unlocked in just one season and you will not need to do a thing, as simulating has become easier this year around. Unlike last year where the coach would have to tell you about your opponents every week this year the coach will only speak if you have loaded the game upon a game day. Also the annoyance of having to speak with your players about being played when tired has been removed, allowing for seamless simulating, unlocking many trophies along the way.
With all these options at your disposal you will easily unlock:
- Winning your first match
- Winning the league
- Winning the champions league (progressing through the group stages)
- Winning the treble (league, cup and champions league)
The final trophy being number 1 will most commonly unlock when you've won every championship, but for me I was number 1 way before the season ended, granted I did use every Classic player and only conceded 4 goals all season.
Online Debutant
Awarded for completing your debut match in [Online] No disconnections permitted
See First Glory: Competition
First Glory: Competition
Awarded for your first win in an [Online Competition]
In the main menu choose [Football Life] then [Master League Online] and then go to next match and choose [Competition]. Any trophy hunter should be looking out for the coach mode option so you don't have to do anything but watch and maybe change the game plan if the game isn't going your way. When I was able to win the competition match, the novice cup was available. unfortunately, when checking, I was unable to find the cup but you should be looking for the lower end of the tournaments for your best chance to win. I personally unlocked the win on my second game (since the first team I faced had an almighty team consisting of Messi and C. Ronaldo). If you do win on your second game then Online Debutant will have already unlocked but if you are very lucky and win at the first time of asking, you will unlock both trophies together. That shall only leave you buying your first player and the online portion of the game should be finished.
Wheeler and Dealer
Awarded for making your first ever signing in [Master League Online]
Navigating Online is somewhat different to last year as there is no stand-out online option. Yet you can enter the online portion of the game via master league which can be found in [Football Life], next choosing [Master League online]. Last year you were required to play a game for the option to purchase a player to be available, this season the availability is there from the start but you will not actually be able to afford any player. Every team will be given £500,000 (or the equivalent depending on your currency) yet the cheapest player is roughly around £489,000, which should be ready to buy but you will need to pay for their contract too.
To gain enough funds to actually purchase a player you shall need to play one online game and if you venture into competition first you will hopefully unlock First Glory: Competition on your first match.
Then after the match, even if you didn't win as participating should give you enough funds, so venture in the Master League online options to [sign player] using the button and sorting through transfer fee and descending order finding the cheapest possible player to buy, unless of course you want to play MLO properly not just for trophies you can buy whatever player you like to enhance your team and you will easily find some bargains with a few games played.
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|September 30th, 2012, 07:18 PM
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Posts: 122
I've just spent the best part of a weekend trying to get the 'Proud Skipper' trophy using C.Ronaldo, only to read your trophy guide and see that I've totally wasted my time, lol.
Anyhow, when you say 'created player only', do you mean the default stats created player in BAL, or do you mean that I can create a super-stats player in Edit Mode and use him to grind out the trophy?
|October 1st, 2012, 05:19 AM
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Posts: 430
It HAS to be a player created via the Be A Legend mode.
Hopefully that clears it up.
|October 1st, 2012, 10:56 AM
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Posts: 122
I haven't tried to Platinum a PS3 PES game, because I haven't liked them enough to do so, hence my confusion about the trophy requirements.
PES 2013, in my opinion, is definitely the best version since PES5 back in the days of the PS2, so I just want to get the Platinum out of the way and then enjoy Master League again!
Anyhow, back to BAL; I'm presently playing for a low level dutch team at the moment and have fully played out the first 10 games of my first season. I've scored and assisted lots of goals, enough to ensure that I would remain top of those rankings even if I didn't play several games, so would it be safe to skip some games?
After wasting so much time on this already, I guess what I really want to know is how many games over the two seasons can I get away with not actually playing?
|October 1st, 2012, 02:50 PM
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All you need to have happen is the captain should speak to you a few times and before the end of the champions league final or league depending on which league you're playing, he should speak to you again.
|October 1st, 2012, 03:09 PM
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Are all still there? Or are there any missing?
|October 2nd, 2012, 03:53 AM
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Thanks for the guide OP.
I have a tip for the cup winner trophy as I unlocked it in one match only.
Choose konami cup and make it so that three teams only participate with knockout system and then two teams will face each other and the third will qualify to the final directly, so choose your team to be the third one.
This way you will play only the final of this tournament and you will get the trophy by winning one match only.
I'll still wait for the skipper trophy since I don't have the patience now to play 10s of matches
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There are More Important Things to Cure than Down SyndromeEliana Tardio
In August of this year, a scientist at the University of Washington presented a new study on the possibilities of removing the extra chromosome that causes Down syndrome. A subsequent study discusses the chance of curing Down syndrome with a chemical component after proving its effectiveness with lab mice created with a genetic abnormality that is similar to Down syndrome. In both cases studies are only that—experiments tested on the brains of mice whose genes have been altered to represent the condition of life with an extra chromosome. These kinds of investigations take years, perhaps decades, and they still need to analyze the secondary outcomes—or side effects—of these treatments, especially the impact they can have on the physical health of individuals with Down syndrome. I don't have a medical background, so this is my understanding as a parent reading about the studies.
All this exciting news makes people react in ways that, while logical (I guess), still surprise me. They take for granted that people like me would be jumping up and down with excitement. But these are the same people who still believe there's no joy or satisfaction in raising a child with Down syndrome or special needs.
I am the perfect target for all kinds of comments, as I am a mother of two children with Down syndrome and I also work as an advocate and educator. So people just assume I'm enthusiastic about these potential "cures." But to be honest, while I think the news is great, it's just not that important to me.
I would be much happier if science could find a cure for the following conditions, to relieve the suffering of children and the desperation parents feel when:
– They tell you that your child was born with a heart defect, and you feel your own heart hasn't worked right since that moment.
– The doctor warns you about your child's blood disorder, and the news makes you want to take your own blood out of your body and trade it with your son's.
– When you spend days and nights in a hospital chair asking God to give you strength to breathe, and love and faith to empower your child to fight and to never give up.
– The feeling of absolute failure and hopelessness when you can't afford to pay for a good doctor or specialist, or for that therapy that's not covered by your insurance—if you have insurance, that is.
These are the things that I wish we could cure. The challenges I face with my kids' learning and development? Those don't afflict me. To me, those are slow triumphs that we all learn to love and accept without comparing them to any other kids. I'm not perfect, so why should I expect my children to be so?
Yesterday, someone said to me, "I'm sure you're happy with that cure for Down syndrome. After so many years fighting, finally something good happens for these people."
My response was: "The truth is that my children are very healthy at this time. They are not ill at all. After three really bad months with asthma, Emir is doing great and is back to his normal routine. Ayelén has always been very healthy. So no, I'm not looking for a cure; and they look healthy to me."
The "battle" with Down syndrome is misunderstood by many. We don't fight our children's Down syndrome; instead, every parent fights every day to give their children the respect and the opportunities they deserve. That's it.
I do not want to heal my kids. I want to cure the world of prejudice. Then, there would be more opportunities; more educators ready to understand how easily adaptations can be when they are willing to work together with parents. Then, more companies would understand that behind the myths of the slowness and stubbornness, there are loyal human beings—dedicated and structured people ready to show who they are and what they can do when they are welcomed with trust and tolerance.
If we can create a cure for Down syndrome, perhaps it would be very positive for the new generations of children born with the condition. It may create a different future for those who come into life. But in my case, with two children aged 9 and 6 years, I do not believe in chemical miracles to improve who they are. Because for me, they are the real miracles.
For now, as parents, we must continue educating the world with the cures we already have—our dedication to and faith in our children, using our voices, our love and our joy. Above all, it's free, and it's organic!
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You really never can get enough of Kendra Wilkinson. And in fact, the Playboy model and wife of NFL wide receiver Hank Baskett features prominently in just about every WAG slideshow Bleacher Report has ever produced.
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So without further adieu, I present to you the 50 hottest pictures of Kendra Wilkinson.


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The Leading Bowhunting Website!
Hunting camp pictures
A Badger Tried to Climb my Ladder Stand!
by Bowhuntress
by Bishop Archery
71# Morrison ILF Max 1 limbs.
by pdk25
VPA Non-Vented Broadhead Flight
by Bishop Archery
Let's see some pics of your hunting camp. Here's my little slice of Heaven at our bow club. Lots of great times here with my boys.
Very cool indeed!!
Colorado 2006... Snowed all the last week of archery.
Wyoming 2010
From the fire tower.
As close to heaven as I will get. 150 acres in Central Pa nestled up against another 16,000 acres of state game lands.
Elk camp 2009
Our tent camp in the catskill mts Sullivan county thats my grandsons first buck with the bow.
elk camp 2011
My camp in T5-R1 Maine. Bought it for $1200 in 1985
View from the porch
Elk on the Barbie...
Rooster, is that picture from the tower in Tar Hollow State Park?
Ontario Canada
Here's a photo from just a few days ago in the Washakie Wilderness in WY. This was camp on our first night of a 2-day journey deep into the wilderness on a sheep hunt.
2011 Utah Mule Deer Camp
Trout lake MI in da yoopee eh :)
Okay I'll try again.
Trout lake MI
In da yooopee eh :)
Okay I'll try again.
Trout lake MI
In da yooopee eh :)
Utah...Sons deer hunt 2010...4finger
Camp Ohio 2009
Love this thread. Keep them pics coming.
Antelope and Mule Deer camp 2011 Utah
Elk Camp 2011...
Did your son know he had a mule deer sleeping in his tent? LOL
Did your son know he had a mule deer sleeping in his tent? LOL
Just the main room.
@ Ike...set up and tear down must be a real pain with that setup...I like it ;)
Ike - was that photo taken at Richard's last year?
I'm thinking ElkReaper packed Ike's camp in for him...
Elk camp 2010 at 10,600'
Gladwin, Michigan 2010
Man, talk about DISCO camps!
Idaho Panhandle
Caribou Camp, Brooks Range Alaska
Deer Hunting Camp, Kentucky
Brown Bear Hunt, ABC Islands Alaska
Montana 2010 Near Spanish Peaks
Unit 18 Kansas deer hunt 2008.
DIY Colorado elk, 2010
Elk/mule deer bivy camp 2011. Tried a hammock this year and slept suprisingly well for the three nights I was up there. Really liked the light weight/compactability, however didnt like the cold backside!
Heritage no not Tar Hollow, it's in Zaleski State Forest. The Rooster, I used to hunt in Gladwin back in the 80's. Titebawassee (sp?) Forest.
Holly Springs, Mississippi.
Here is how we camped in Tennessee every opening weekend of archery season.
California deer camp
Hey Longhunter - what kind of tent is that?
"@ Ike...set up and tear down must be a real pain with that setup...I like it ;)"
LoL! It's not what I'd call a 'bivy' set-up...
" Ike - was that photo taken at Richard's last year?"
Gus, I'm telling you that thing at Richards needs to catch a spark or something... ;-)
Jaq, I'd need ElkReaper just to help carry all the crap I end up taking as it is...LoL!!
Some great camps guys, envious for sure...
LoL! It's not what I'd call a 'bivy' set-up...
" Ike - was that photo taken at Richard's last year?"
Gus, I'm telling you that thing at Richards needs to catch a spark or something... ;-)
Jaq, I'd need ElkReaper just to help carry all the crap I end up taking as it is...LoL!!
Some great camps guys, envious for sure...
Deer camp 2011... (unless it burns down between now and Oct. 1)
Elk camp 2011.... miss it already!
4 day solo camp 2010. Notice my bear fence.
Elk camp 2011. It's a 1958 & keeps me dry!
Base camp Mt.Goat hunt Utah 2010...just one old Goat sleeping inside on this one Jasper ;)...4finger
Goat hunt 2010...with Nightlite included...4finger
Sons 2010 Utah Antelope hunt...4finger
2010 Goat hunt Bivy Hotel...4finger
@rooster. Not sure if where we hunt really has a name. On the map it just says "Gladwin State Forest Area" We hunt around the Molasses River.
MT 2007, Block Mgmt land in Missouri River Breaks. I was camp jack for son and 2 nephews
Great Camp Pix, makes me want to head to camp. Keep`em coming.
Always enjoy these threads- keep it going.
Always enjoy these threads- keep it going.
NW CO '06 Two of us and three horses 8 miles in. 8500' Sep 20
Colorado out of Eagle 2010
Spring Turkey, 2011 "As Transported"
Camp erected
If the camp seems meager, the view makes up for it.
Bighorns Wyoming 2011 Base Camp
here it is... the Hilton
what a neat thread
CO mule deer camp at 11,600'.
I love this thread also! I haven't been on a campout hunting trip in a few too many years now and this thread is giving me the itch!
AZ Desert camp in January....
elk base camp before August 28,2011
base camp after forrest fire took it. Total loss.
This is my turkey camp from last spring in west OK.
Nelly, the tent in my two previous posts is a Cabelas Bighorn II.
Nelly, the tent in my two previous posts is a Cabelas Bighorn II.
Colorado camp deep somewhere in the Wilderness
I freakin love seeing all the different camp pics...keep em' coming!
2009 Idaho...4finger
Antelope Camp 2011
This was a few years back. No longer have this camper.
Sweet, sweet photos. Cazador, you may want to call the patent office on that one, lol. Ermine, did you hang your camera for that, or is it a trail cam?
Ermine....sweet pic.....really speaks to the setting.
Striker@home - nice pic. Oh my god its a double rainbow!!!!!!!!!!
Striker@home-Looks like a toyota commercial. I like it!
Triple 3's Supporting Link
Bighorns Sept 2011
Love this thread. Great pictures.
Wyoming Bridger Nat'l Forest Elk Camp 2011. 2 cook tents, commercial diesel generator, proper grounded distribution panel, 300 gln water tank with electric pump and Sat tv. We have back packed camped and done it all the hard ways. I have a brother in law who owns an electrical company and likes luxury when he camps. Who am I to complain?
Mecum Swamp near Kalkaska, MI
Annual deer camp near Coalgate, Oklahoma
It's been a work in progress all summer, and will be for a couple more years yet. But, this weekend will be the first of what I hope are many hunts while staying in the as of yet "un-named" MN deer shack.
Annual WVa trip...
Deer Camp.
Newago Co., MI Met my dad for 3 day bowhunt. Great memories.
Huntn' Addict
Huntn' Addict
2006 base camp Colorado elk camp.
2006 bivy camp Colorado elk hunt
Base Camp 2011. CO Wilderness Elk.
CO elk base camp 2011
Spike camp 2011
Same wall tent before modifications in SD 2008.
Me and dads camp, Colorado 2011
Graham Brigden Outfitting
Alberta, Canada
403-548-0731 g
Alberta, Canada
403-548-0731 g
MO farm, 1st hunt this weekend. It was great! Very simple, but all my wife and I can afford.
Great shot Blind Sow!!


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Hardware stores in Hickory Ridge deal in household general hardware including: fasteners, hand tools, power tools, keys, locks, hinges, chains, plumbing supplies, electrical supplies, cleaning products, house wares, tools, utensils, paint, and lawn and garden products. These stores sell the products directly to the customers for their personal or business needs. Many hardware stores have special departments for hunting and fishing supplies, plants and nursery products, marine and boating supplies, pet food and supplies, farm and ranch supplies including animal feed, swimming pool chemicals, home-brewing supplies and canning supplies. Such departments are included in a hardware store, depending on the local demand. Larger hardware stores in Hickory Ridge may sell small amounts of building supplies including lumber, flooring, roofing materials and fencing. Home Centers or Lumberyards are the hardware stores that sell everything needed to build a house.
Governor Cuomo Announces 900 Solar Projects Underway Through 26 Community Solarize Campaigns Across The State
"Solarize" campaigns are encouraging homes and businesses throughout the state to install solar – State will support another 31 "Solarize" campaigns set to begin this spring (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 900 solar projects are underway through 26 community "Solarize" campaigns across New York State. A component of the NY-Sun program and the Governor's..