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BBC World Service, "Newshour," 4.30.16
Eat lean meat, bath regularly, wear comfortable shoes and don't lead a sedentary life are some of the American poet's tips. This was all published in a thirteen-part health series. David Reynolds, Distinguished Professor of American Literature at the City of New York Graduate Center and the author of "Walt Whitman's America" explains more.
The New York Times, 4.29.16
"This is really a complete new work by Whitman," said David S. Reynolds, the author of "Walt Whitman's America" and a professor of English at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, who was not involved with the find.
Gotham Gazette, 4.28.16
When asked why he thought Clinton received greater support from black voters than she had in the last Democratic presidential primary in New York, [Steve] Romalewski told Gotham Gazette, "I think conventional wisdom is that...she was not running against Barack Obama, a historic African-American candidate, and in 2008 Barack Obama did very well in those areas - the only areas of the city she did not do well in." It is likely, Romalewski said, that in 2008 there was "a strong connection between black communities and the black candidate. In 2016 that wasn't the case." (Maps displayed are based on UNOFFICIAL NYC BOE election night returns as analyzed by the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center, CUNY).
Untapped Cities, 4.27.16
You know the results of last week's primary election in New York state but the team at the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York updated the database of maps on their NYC Election Atlas following the election, which we covered before the Primary. There's even a map to show location of the "purged" voters in Brooklyn. (Maps displayed are based on UNOFFICIAL NYC BOE election night returns as analyzed by the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center, CUNY).
WNYC, "Leonard Lopate Show," 4.22.16
Dr. Michael Fabricant, a professor at the Hunter College School of Social Work and executive officer of the Ph.D. Program in Social Welfare, and Dr. Michelle Fine, a Distinguished Professor of Social Psychology, Women's Studies, and Urban Education at the Graduate Center, CUNY, will join us to talk about charter schools. They're the authors of Charter Schools and the Corporate Makeover of Public Education: What's at Stake?
Bloomberg Radio, "Taking Stock," 4.20.16
Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman, Distinguished Professor of Economics at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and an op-ed columnist for The New York Times, discusses the problems with co-hosts Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox about the growing monopoly power, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, the Fed, and the economy.
Bloomberg Radio, "Taking Stock," 4.20.16
Heath Brown, Assistant Professor of Public Policy in the Graduate Center and the John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York, was interviewed by co-hosts Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox on the influence of money in politics.
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 4.20.16
Advice column, co-authored by Jennifer S. Furlong is director of the office of career planning and professional development at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York Graduate Center. She is co-author of The Academic Job Search Handbook (University of Pennsylvania Press).
Associated Press, 4.19.16
Another winner, Thomas Weiss, a professor of international relations and global governance at the Graduate Center of The City University of New York, is exploring the concept of a world without the United Nations. A leading expert on the world body, Weiss' research looks at how the 70-year-old institution could be more creative and effective. Deborah Balk, professor at the Graduate Center and Baruch College, was also named a fellow for her research on "Climate related vulnerability in the 21st century and the Roles of Urbanization and Migration."
WBUR Radio, "Here and Now," 4.18.16
"Everybody wants their children to continue their culture, but the fear is even more serious when the culture itself is not being passed down even back home," said Daniel Kaufman, professor of linguistics at the Graduate Center of the University of New York. "It can become illegal to speak your language. Children can be beaten in school if they're caught speaking their language." Kaufman is founder of the Endangered Language Alliance, which is working to identify and record dying languages.
NY1, "Inside City Hall," 4.18.16
Errol Louis looked at voting patterns in previous elections, and how they might provide a clue to the outcome of the presidential primaries, with Steven Romalewski from the CUNY Mapping Service.
The New York Times, 4.17.16
Estimated vote totals for New York districts were made using precinct election results from Steven Romalewski, The Graduate Center, City University of New York.
The New York Times, 4.17.16
"If Hillary Clinton were running against someone other than Barack Obama in 2008, she likely would have swept the city," said Steven Romalewski, mapping director at the CUNY Graduate Center. (Maps displayed in the article were constructed by Romalewski).
The Hill.com, 4.13.16
Analysis by Heath Brown, an assistant professor of public policy at John Jay College and the Graduate Center, CUNY.
New York Times, 4.11.16
The merger idea has been around for quite a while. As the City University professors Stephen Brier and Michael Fabricant explain in their forthcoming history, "Austerity Blues: Fighting for the Soul of Public Higher Education," Nelson Rockefeller, who essentially built the state's public higher education system, wanted to absorb New York City's colleges into the state university system at the beginning of the 1960s.
Untapped Cities, 4.11.16
Next week is New York City's Presidential Primary and the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York has updated its NYC Election Atlas for the 2016 Primary. You can find maps by election district of Democratic and Republican enrollment, where Clinton supporters were located in 2008, voting trends for primary voters, new Democrats, and more. All of these maps have further drill-downs with overlays by ethnicity, income, occupation, household types and more.
E-Flux, 4.16
Selfiecity is an interdisciplinary and collaborative endeavor between Lev Manovich, the new media theorist, historian, and director of the Software Studies Initiative at the CUNY Graduate Center, and a team of university-affiliated and independent researchers from fields as disparate as computer science and art history. The researchers created their data set by selecting selfies generated by Instagram users in five cities across the globe—Bangkok, Berlin, Moscow, New York, and São Paulo—with 640 selfies from each. (A recent installation of the project this winter added a sixth city, London, to the mix.)
"Violations come to the attention of the state Board of Nursing, but where is the oversight from the state Board of Regents?" said Donna Nickitas, who heads the nursing doctoral program at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. "I think that's where the lapse is."
The New York Times, 4.5.16
"They're sort of the dream team," said David Waldstreicher, a historian at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and the author of several books about slavery and the nation's founders. "They each bring such different strengths" — command of the archives and of social history for Ms. Gordon-Reed, expertise in political thought for Mr. Onuf — "and they've been listening to each other for 20 years."
The Conversation, 4.4.16
Analysis is by Heath Brown, an Assistant Professor of Public Policy, The Graduate Center, CUNY, and, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The New York Times, "The Stone," 4.4.16
Essay is authored by Nickolas Pappas teaches philosophy at City College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the author, most recently, of "The Philosopher's New Clothes."
New York Post, 4.4.16
David Bloomfield, an education professor at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center, said no matter how voters feel, state legislators have few options. "This will have no effect on the renewal of mayoral control, both because the Assembly would block any change and there is no viable alternative suggested by those opposed, including the Senate majority leader, who's playing to his Republican base," Bloomfield said.
Chalkbeat New York, 3.29.16
"The unions have dodged a bullet," says David Bloomfield a professor of education, law, and public policy at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center. "It potentially could have seriously damaged the collective bargaining position of unions in school districts across the country."
Foreign Affairs, 3.22.16
Essay by Jennifer Peirce, a Ph.D. student in criminal justice at John Jay College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and a P. E. Trudeau Foundation Scholar.
Gotham Gazette, 3.22.16
There are more than 2 million registered voters in New York City over the age of 50, which is the threshold for AARP membership, and 72 percent, or 1.5 million, are Democrats, according to Steve Romalewski, Director of CUNY Mapping Service at the Center for Urban Research/The Graduate Center.
The Nation, 3.18.16
Essay by Sujatha Fernandes, professor of sociology at Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York. She is the author of several books, including Cuba Represent!, Who Can Stop The Drums?, and Close to the Edge. Her forthcoming book, Mobilizing Stories: The Political Uses of Storytelling, will be published next year.
Chalkbeat New York, 3.18.16
An education department spokesman could not say whether the bonuses have had any particular effect on administrators. David Bloomfield, an education professor at the CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College, said it was unclear whether the bonuses were meant to raise student performance, aid in principal retention, or simply reward effective leaders. "The question is, what's the intended benefit?" he said. "And is it having that intended benefit?"
The Gotham Gazette, 3.16.16
Opinion editorial by Randy E. Gross, MS, RN, NP, CNS, WHNP-BC, ACNS-BC, AOCNP®, AOCNS® Nurse Practitioner & Clinical Nurse Specialist, Doctoral Candidate – PhD in Nursing Science Program, Graduate Center, CUNY.
The Conversation, 3.14.16
Essay by Elizabeth Wissinger, professor of Fashion Studies, the Graduate Center, CUNY.
New York Post, 3.13.16
David Bloomfield, a Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center education professor, said, "They didn't meet the technical definition, but they're still struggling in the common sense."
The New York Times, "The Conscience of a Liberal,' 3.11.16
Blog by Paul Krugman, Distinguished Professor, Graduate Center, City University of New York.
The Observer, 3.9.16
"It seems that the legislation is designed to keep [HDFCs] affordable," said Susan Saegert, a professor at the Graduate Center, CUNY, who has done research into affordable housing, but she emphasized that the bigger problem was what she called the city's reluctance to enforce provisions to help them remain affordable.
Mic.com, 3.8.16
As Heath Brown, a professor at the Graduate Center, CUNY, put it, Rubio "can't run to the right of Cruz and — because of his flirtations with the Gang of Eight — can't run to the right of Trump on immigration."
Politico New York, 3.8.16
The process has always been an inside political game, but now it has more public interest, said David Bloomfield, an education leadership professor at Brooklyn College and at the City University of New York Graduate Center, who ran to fill a seat on the board this year but was not selected.
The Huffington Post, 3.7.16
Analysis co-authored by John Torpey, Presidential Professor of Sociology and History and Director of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at the City University of New York, Graduate Center.
The Guardian, 3.7.16
Using LIS's household survey data, the Guardian examined the disposable incomes and wages of young families in eight of the 15 largest developed economies in the world. Together these countries made up 43% of the world's GDP in 2014.
The Guardian, 3.7.16
After a number of discussions with Janet Gornick, the director of LIS at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, the Guardian travelled to Luxembourg to review the database and develop a set of queries to access the numbers required for the project.
The Huffington Post, 3.2.16
Opinion editorial by Kevin Nadal, Executive Director, CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies Associate Professor of Psychology, City University of New York.
Background Briefing with Ian Masters, 3.2.16
David Reynolds, distinguished professor at the Graduate Center, City University of New York discusses the election of 1860 was as divided over slavery as the country is divided heading into the 2016 election.
CBC Radio, 2.28.16
Cathy Davidson, Director of the Futures Initiative at City University of New York and a Distinguished Professor at their Graduate Center joins host Michael Enright for a discussion about how professors teach in the 21st century.
CNN Politics, 2.24.16
According to report by CNN en Español and CUNY's Center for Latin American, Caribbean & Latino Studies, the Latino electorate has increased from 45,506 eligible Latino voters in the state in 1990 to 332,268 voters in 2014 -- increasing by more than seven times in 24 years.
CNN Politics, 2.19.16
The answer may boil down to Nevada and eight other states, all places where Latinos could determine who becomes the next president -- if they vote in sufficient numbers, according to a new study by City University of New York in partnership with CNN en Español.
The Observer, 2.18.16
More than a year after describing how he warned his biracial son Dante about the "dangers" of interacting with the NYPD, Mayor Bill de Blasio defended the comment at an event tonight. Onstage at the CUNY Graduate Center, Mr. de Blasio reflected on the Black Lives Matter movement and the December 2014 remark, which he made hours after a grand jury decided not to indict the white police officer who killed Staten Islander Eric Garner, an unarmed black man. The mayor immediately caught heat from police unions at the time, but argued today that such criticism was unfair.
The Observer, 2.18.16
"I believe honestly that Hillary Clinton has, in many ways, a stronger platform," he said. "To all the Bernie Sanders supporters I say, God bless you, because I know you're doing a lot of good for this country." The mayor's remark came after CUNY Professor Janet Gornick questioned his endorsement of the ex-secretary of state, given that "it seems obvious that Bernie is the superior choice"—a comment that provoked raucous applause from the audience. The other man on the stage, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, gave a far less flattering assessment of Mr. Sanders and his policy proposals.
The Real Deal, 2.19.16
"New York City doesn't have to be as expensive as it is," he said at a talk with Mayor Bill de Blasio hosted by the City University of New York Thursday night. "It is possible to build higher." Krugman, who writes a regular column in the New York Times and has come out in favor of density in the past, went on to bash the city's NIMBYs.
MSNBC, "Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," 2.17.16
Bernie Sanders style of socialism has struck a chord with millions of voters. One of the nation's leading Democratic socialists and activists, Professor Frances Fox Piven, Graduate Center, CUNY joins Lawrence to talk about the Sanders campaign and what it means for America.
Bloomberg Business, "Law," 2.12.16
Candace McCoy, a professor of criminal justice at the City University of New York Graduate Center, discuss the Justice Department's lawsuit of Ferguson Missouri.
The American Prospect, 2.11.16
In The Likely Persistence of a White Majority," Richard Alba, the Graduate Center, CUNY, argues that highly publicized projections by the U.S. Census have misled the public into thinking that whites in the United States are destined to become a minority by the middle of the century. That projection is incorrect, Alba suggests, for two primary reasons. First, the census data mistakenly assume that children of mixed marriages where one parent is white will identify as nonwhite. Second, the census sees the white "mainstream" as a fixed category even though the conception of whiteness has changed in the past and will likely change again. As a result, Alba contends, America will probably have a white majority for some time to come. Three respondents engage Richard Alba in this online forum.
The number of Latino voters in New Hampshire more than tripled between 1990 and 2014, although Latinos are still a small minority of voters in the first in the nation primary state, where voters will cast votes in presidential primaries on Tuesday.The report, which is part of a data series by CNN en Español and the Center of Latin American, Caribbean and Latino Studies at City University of New York, shows that the growth of the Latino population in New Hampshire grew from 13,000 to 46,000 in 24 years.
Chalk Beat, New York, 2.5.15
The organization also recruited some of the current candidates. David Bloomfield, an education professor at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center who has criticized the board's recent policy agenda, said he fielded a call from opt-out organizers a couple of months ago asking if he planned to apply for a spot on the board. Though he said they did not explicitly ask him to apply, after he hung up the phone, Bloomfield mulled over the choice and submitted an application.
New York Daily News, 2.2.16
Opinion Editorial authored by Robert Cherry, Stern Professor at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, CUNY.
Salon.com, 1.5.16
Essay by Julie Hecht, a PhD student in the Animal Behavior and Comparative Psychology training area under Dr. Diana Reiss at the Graduate Center, City University of New York.
Salon.com, 1.2.16
Essay by Alyson Cole, a professor of political science at Queens College and the Graduate Center, CUNY, where she chairs of the Political Science Department. She is the author of The Cult of True Victimhood: From the War on Welfare to the War on Terror.


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A woman was hospitalized on Wednesday after her vehicle flipped over and slammed into a building in west Houston.
The woman, who's believed to be in her mid-30s, lost control of her sport utility vehicle about 4:15 p.m. near the Katy Freeway and the West Loop North Freeway, investigators said.
The speeding SUV struck a barrier on an HOV lane, then flipped over and crashed into a Texas Department of Transportation field office in the 7200 block of Old Katy Road, police said.
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CHESTER-Ronald Andrew Belleville Sr., 66, of Chester, passed away Tuesday, May 27, 2014.
Born Nov. 1, 1947 in Fall River, Massachusetts, he was the son of the late Henry and Phyllis (Lawton) Belleville.
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The racers and teams caught a break and dodged the weather on Wednesday to get in the first practice laps of Super DIRT Week XXXIX at the state fairgrounds.
The rain from Tuesday night pushed the session back by an hour and a half, but once the cars got on the track everything went smoothly. Modifieds and sportsman were each given a pair of hot-lap sessions, and most of the teams took advantage of the opportunity to shake down their cars.
Even though the lap times don't mean a heck of a lot, it's still nice to know you were faster than everyone else. Super DIRTcar Series leader Matt Sheppard was the fastest among the modifieds with a lap of 31.141 seconds at an average speed of just under 120 mph. Bobby Varin was second with a time of 31.979 seconds.
Those two drivers were the only drivers to record times under 32 seconds. Billy Decker, John Lazore and Tim Fuller rounded out the top five on the speed charts. Six drivers turned in laps under 33 seconds.
Tim Sears Jr. is the points leader in the Mr. DIRT Sportsman chase, and he was fastest in practice. His time of 35.066 seconds was just .050 seconds faster than first-timer Dale Caswell, who was in a sportsman for the first time after running crate late models and IMCA modifieds this past season.
Johnny Scarborough was at the Mile for the first time since the early 1990s and was third fastest at 35.256.
Still, lap times were not the top priority for most teams. Many of these cars have been sitting idle in race shops since this time last year, so the idea was to make sure the car turned left, the bolts were all tightened and the fluids stayed in the right place. And with a one-groove, day-one racetrack, that is about all that you will learn.
New teams to the Mile took advantage of every lap they could get. While the top teams turned anywhere from five to 20 laps, several teams stayed out basically the whole time. Because there are no other mile-long dirt tracks in the Northeast, there is only one way to get experience at Syracuse and that is to run lap after lap after lap.
Today we get down to business at the Mile. There is a chance of rain overnight, and if it happens that will basically wipe out all the track prep that was done on Wednesday.
Practice will get things started today as the teams hope to get on the track by 10 a.m. They only have about two hours in the morning and another hour in the afternoon to get their cars perfect as time trials take place later in the afternoon for both the modified and 358-modified divisions.
Those time trials set things up for the rest of Super DIRT Week, too, as the top six in both divisions will be locked into their starting spots for the weekend features. So while other teams race for their starting spot in the Friday qualifiers, the top six can breathe easy knowing that no matter what happens tomorrow, they are in the race.
The first actual races of the week will also take place later today as the DIRTcar futures features get the green right after time trials are completed. The modified, 358-modified and sportsman futures races will showcase drivers who have yet to qualify for a weekend race at Super DIRT Week. It is a great opportunity for these new drivers to get experience.
Later tonight the first satellite show of the week takes place as Brewerton Speedway hosts a 100-lap Mr. DIRTcar 358-Modified Series race.
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look at the April calls .10 to .20. By April they should know whether a generic drug for dacogen will be used. If there is none we may push back to $3.10 to $3.20 range thus making no money for the seller of covered calls. But from now to then it could go below $2 making money on your calls before going up. Either way they win.
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General and Technical Publications
Rest, J. (1986). Moral Development: Advances in Research and Theory. New York: Praeger.
Rest, J. & Narvaez, D. (Eds.) (1994). Moral Development in the Professions: Psychology and Applied Ethics. Hillsdale , NJ : Erlbaum.
Rest, J. R., Narvaez, D., Bebeau, M., & Thoma, S. (1999). Postconventional moral thinking: A neo-Kohlbergian approach. Mahwah , NJ : Erlbaum.
Rest, J., Narvaez, D., Bebeau, M.J., & Thoma, S.J. (1999). A neo-Kohlbergian approach: The DIT and schema theory. Educational Psychology Review, 11 (4), 291-324.
Bebeau, M.J., & Thoma, S.J. (2003). Guide for DIT-2 . The Guide is designed for two kinds of users: (a) researchers wanting a brief account (3 pages) on how to use DIT-2 and interpret the REPORT; (b) researchers who want more detail: how to customize the DIT-2, add dilemmas of their own design, and information on about 50 variables calculated from DIT data (comes with order for DIT-2 or $25 separately).
Bebeau, M. J. & Lewis, P. (2003). Manual for Assessing and Promoting Identity Formation.
The manual for ethics educators describes Robert Kegan's stages of identity formation as they apply to professional ethical development. It includes 24 examples of essays written by 18-22 year olds that illustrate levels of identity formation. Designed first to help educators identify where the student is developmentally, it then proposes guidelines for giving developmentally appropriate feedback. By engaging students in reflective writing, with feedback, the educator hopes to promote development.
Recent DIT Publications and Papers by Affiliated Staff
Bailey, C.D., Scott, I., & Thoma, S.J. (2010). Revitalizing accounting ethics research in the neo-Kohlbergian framework: Putting the DIT into perspective . Behavioral Research in Accounting, Forthcoming.
Maeda, Y., Thoma, S.J., & Bebeau, M.J. (2009). Understanding the relationship between moral judgment development and individual characteristics: The role of educational contexts. Journal of Educational Psychology, 101 (1). 233-247.
Bebeau, M.J. (2009). Enhancing professionalism using ethics education as part of a dental licensure board's disciplinary action. Part 2. Evidence of the process. Journal of the American College of Dentistry, 76 (3). 32-45.
Thoma, S.J., Derryberry, P., & Narvaez, D. (2009). The distinction between moral judgment development and verbal ability: Some relevant data using socio-political outcome variables. High Ability Studies, 20 (2). 173-185.
Bebeau, M.J. (2008). Promoting ethical development and professionalism: Insights from educational research in the professions. University of St. Thomas Law Journal, 5 (2). 366-403
Thoma, S.J., Bebeau, M.B. & Bolland, A. (2007). Developmental phase as a moderator of the relationship Between moral judgment development and intermediate concepts in young professional students. In: Oser, F. and Veugelers, W., (Eds.), Getting Involved: Global Citizenship Development and Sources of Moral Values. Sense Publications, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Narvaez, D., & Gleason, T. (2007). The relation of moral judgment development and educational experience to recall of moral narratives and expository texts. The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 168 (3). 251-276.
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Butterflies and Caterpillarsby Gilda Berger Melvin Berger
Fun, photographic nonfiction at its best from the authors of the successful Scholastic Question and Answer series. Scholastic True or False is a science series aimed at second and third graders in a fun question-and-answer format. Each book contains 22 true or false questions with a full-color photograph of butterflies and caterpillars on every page. Kids will read the question on the right and turn the page to see the answer on the left. Every answer also includes a bonus fact related to the question.
Can You Hear a Shout in Space?by Melvin Berger Gilda Berger
Images and stories about space exploration surround kids, fueling their curiosity about what lies beyond Earth¹s atmosphere. In this easy-to-understand book, kids will learn how a rocket works, how a satellite stays in orbit, how a space station is built, what it's like to be an astronaut, and much, much more.
Celebrate! Stories of the Jewish Holidaysby Gilda Berger
This collection focuses on the eight major holidays in the Jewish year, starting with the weekly celebration of Shabbat and ending with Shavout, the festival that marks the giving of the Ten Commandments to Moses. Each section begins with a lively retelling of the Bible story connected to the featured holiday, followed by an explanation of how the holiday is celebrated, and closing with directions and recipes for making holiday-related crafts and food. This family treasury is written in the Jewish storytelling tradition and is meant to be shared by families throughout the year.
Do Tarantulas Have Teeth? Questions and Answers About Poisonous Creaturesby Melvin Berger Gilda Berger
Answers to a variety of questions about various poisonous creatures, such as "Do Gila monsters bite humans?", "What are killer bees?", "Which ant sting hurts the most?", and "Are frogs poisonous?"
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How is a hurricane born? What color are tornado funnels? The fascinating answers to these and many more questions about tornadoes and hurricanes await curious minds. This book will not only intrigue readers, but will help them prepare for a storm.
Do Whales Have Belly Buttons? Questions and Answers About Whales and Dolphinsby Melvin Berger Gilda Berger
In sections on the life of a whale, toothed whales, and baleen whales, the Bergers take children into the spectacular world of whales and dolphins. How long can whales stay under water? How do whales keep in touch? Can dolphins save humans? Which whales have the longest migration? Accompanied by engaging illustrations, answers to questions like these will amaze children.
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This book is all about the big cats in the wild; about their habitat, food and their small ones. The book also explains how they get their prey and about their enemies.
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A series of questions and answers provide information about the physical characteristics, senses, eating habits, life cycles, and behavior of different insects.
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This children's book describes the lives of wolves.
Is a Dolphin a Fish? Questions and Answers About Dolphinsby Melvin Berger Gilda Berger
In this insightful introduction to dolphins, kids will learn that the dolphin's ancestors probably lived on land, that these creatures have built-in air conditioning systems, and that they breathe only once or twice a minute!
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Where have all the pandas gone? From the bamboo forests of China--to near extinction. Today, there are only about 1,000 giant pandas left in the entire world. In the well-received conversational style that sets this series apart, this book explores three basic questions about endangered species: Where have these animals gone? Why are they disappearing? Are people saving them? The Bergers explain the disappearance of not only giant pandas, but also of mountain gorillas, monkeys, tigers, rhinoceroses, and bald eagles, to name a few.
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Anger Management
Adam Sandler is turning every movie he makes into a personal therapy session. If "Punch Drunk Love" didn't make you regret the invention of celluloid, this virtual retread surely will. Watching Sandler work out his problems on camera would be great if everybody in the world didn't already know he makes $20 million per film. Oh Adam, you have doubts about your manhood? Boo hoo. With that salary, you can hire Ron Jeremy to stand in for you.
In "Punch Drunk Love," Sandler played a seemingly gentle guy whose anger was ready to boil over at any moment. In "Anger Management," Sandler plays Dave Buznik, a seemingly gentle guy whose anger is -- surprise! -- ready to boil over at any moment. After an episode on a plane, the court forces Dave into anger management sessions with the unconventional Dr. Buddy Rydell (Jack Nicholson).
Nicholson utilizes the famed Chekhov acting method to bring us a character that's part Dr. Phil, part Booger from "Revenge of the Nerds." It really just looks like director Peter Segal laced the tip of one of Jack's cigars with some Ritalin and prodded him onto the set with a Taser. Marisa Tomei, who's fallen off the Oscar-winner's ladder of fame harder than a narcoleptic painter, plays Sandler's girlfriend.
Yep, in Hollywood history, the pairing of Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler ranks right up there with the greats: James Woods and Sean Young, Roseanne Barr and Tom Arnold, Turner and Hooch.
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You hear it everywhere. You've even heard it from me. If you really want different and perhaps better varieties of vegetables for your garden, order seeds and start them indoors.
Here in northeast Ohio, we need to start seeds of tomatoes and peppers if we want ripe fruit before the end of the season. These plants are extremely easy to grow, but need more time than we can give them. So we either buy plants from our local garden centers or we try to crowd our south-facing windows with flats of our own self-started seeds. Other plants, such as cucumber, squash, melons and eggplant, are heat-lovers as well, but they also are fast growers. We can get away with waiting for the ground to warm up at the end of May or early June and go ahead and plant our seeds outside.
Sure, we can buy those plants too, along with the tomatoes and peppers. After all, it never hurts to get a jump on the season and get those vegetables to our plates sooner.
But here's the problem with starting seeds. By mid-March, we are sick of winter and are chomping so hard at the bit for spring that we can't put it off any longer. We fish last year's seed trays out of the shed or basement, give them a quick wash with the hose on a fairly warm day and unfold our TV trays in front of those windows to make room for all the seeds we want to start.
We dig out all those seed packets we ordered in January. You know the ones. They came in the mail two weeks later and have been sitting, still in the big padded delivery envelope, on our desk, waiting for spring.
Hold on a minute! It's too soon!
The advice so diligently printed on the backs of those seed packets tells us to start our seeds six to eight weeks prior to our last expected frost date. That's about May 20 for us, sometimes sooner, sometimes later, depending on what Mother Nature has in store.
Depending on the plant, I think even eight weeks is pushing it. Counting backwards, the earliest we should be introducing seed to soil is April 1, and here's why. Even though you have plenty of room in front of that bright window, the sun still isn't high enough in the sky to make enough light for adequate growth. You have a greenhouse or an indoor grow-light set up that puts out great light for starting seeds, you say? Even worse.
Starting seeds too soon only makes more work for you and doesn't necessarily promise an earlier harvest. If your plants get too big for the seed flats, you have to transplant them into larger containers. Buying more containers is an unnecessary expense. Also, if the plants are forced to grow too quickly without adequate light, their stems grow thin and spindly. In other words, the plants get tall, but not very wide. Their growth is so fast that their leaves are stretched far apart on the stems, weakening the plant to the point where it can barely hold itself upright.
It might recover when you do set it out in the garden, but it will likely go into transplant shock for a while and take a bit of time to get good growth started. You can encourage strong stems on those tomatoes by planting them deep in the soil right up to the top two leaves. Tomatoes have the ability to form roots along their stems and the more roots underground, the stronger the plant is above. But that does take time. Once the plant goes in the ground, it takes a week or two to get adjusted to its new home. It also takes time for those extra roots to grow and take hold and in the meantime, the plant sits quietly waiting for top growth to take off.
My favorite way to plant tomatoes is to dig a small trench about four inches deep, plucking off the plant's leaves along the stem and then laying the plant in the trench with just the top leaves sticking out. Cover, water and wait. The more roots that form underneath, the stronger your plant will be.
But it doesn't matter if your plant is two feet tall or six inches tall when you put it in the ground. In my experience, the smaller plants will likely catch up quickly once the weather and soil conditions are right for good growth.
Some plants, particularly herbs, need a bit longer to germinate. Go ahead and start those seeds eight to 12 weeks ahead of putting them outside. Parsley, in particular, can take up to 28 days to germinate and even then, it is often inconsistently hit and miss. Parsley seeds need light to germinate and are very small. Sprinkle them over the soil and don't cover as you would with other seeds.
Chives also germinate slowly, taking as much as two to three weeks. Basil doesn't take quite as long, but prefers warm soil and lots of light. Marjoram, sage and oregano also take about two weeks before you begin to see emergence from the soil.
Spring will get here, eventually, and although it tries our patience sometimes, we can be assured that once it hits, it will hit with a vengeance. When you are hustling to get everything in the ground before it's too late, you will look back fondly on those weeks you were able to take it slowly.
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On this day…in 1975
On this day in 1975, the Academy Award-winning actress Angelina Jolie (Voight) is born in Los Angeles, California. Jolie's father, the actor Jon Voight, had been nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for Midnight Cowboy (1969); he won the award for Coming Home (1978). Her mother, Marcheline Bertrand, was also an actress; the couple divorced … [Read the full story]
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Nearly 50 years after the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral, Wyatt Earp dies quietly in Los Angeles at the age of 80. The Earp brothers had long been competing with the Clanton-McClaury ranching families for political and economic control of Tombstone, Arizona, and the surrounding region. On October 26, 1881, the simmering tensions finally … [Read the full story]
On this day…in 1973
On this day in 1973, the actor and martial-arts expert Bruce Lee dies in Los Angeles at age 32 from a brain edema possibly caused by a reaction to a prescription painkiller. During Lee's all-too-brief career, he became a movie star in Asia and, posthumously, in America. Jun Fan (Bruce) Lee was born on November … [Read the full story]
Ed Furlong pleads not guilty to battery charge
Troubled Terminator 2 star, Edward Furlong, pleaded not guilty in a Los Angeles court on this week after being charged with the battery for the third time in a matter of months. The actor will however remain behind bars until a $30,000 bail is posted. The actor's lawyer asked for the sum to be reduced, … [Read the full story]
Jessica Alba enjoys a holiday with her family
Jessica Alba managed to squeeze in a sunbathing session as she enjoyed a family holiday in Cabo San Lucas. The 31-year-old actress was seen displaying her enviable physique as she carefully flipped herself over onto her front to ensure she achieve an even colour while soaking up the rays on her sun-lounger. Mother-of-two Jessica wore … [Read the full story]
New evidence may prove Whitney was murdered
US private investigator Paul Huebl, claims that Whitney Houston was murdered. The Hollywood detective has allegedly uncovered evidence…including CCTV footage…that points to her being the victim of an attack by two men who were sent to collect a debt for drugs. The troubled Bodyguard singer is said to have owed in excess of $1.5million to … [Read the full story]
Carmen Electra says that she's growing up
Former Baywatch babe, dancer, singer, model, movie actress and Playboy magazine favourite Carmen Electra, is dating music mogul Simon Cowell. She talked candidly in a recent interview about growing up. Here's what she said: "I wish at 18 I had understood that in order to heal you have to feel. The key turning point in … [Read the full story]
Edward Furlong is one fucked up ex-child star
Terminator 2 star Edward Furlong has been charged with battery for the second time in a month. The 35-year-old actor is accused of assaulting his girlfriend on November 21, the day before the American Thanksgiving holiday According to court documents, he is accused of inflicting corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition. It is understood … [Read the full story]
Twilight actor arrested for pissing in public
Twilight actor Bronson Pelletier was arrested last week at LAX in Los Angeles after he reportedly urinated in public by one of the airport's gates. The 25-year-old was also allegedly thrown of his flight after causing a disturbance on board and being considered 'too intoxicated to fly'. The latest arrest is said to have happened … [Read the full story]
The BIG autopsy report is finally revealed
The autopsy report of rapper Notorious BIG has been revealed, 15 years after he was shot and killed. The rapper, real name Christopher Wallace, was murdered in a drive by shooting in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997. The 24 year old rapper was shot four times whilst sat in the passenger seat of a … [Read the full story]


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Apology due to Ponns Cohen and Sherr?
I wonder if we will see a public apology to Marianna Ponns Cohen and Peter Sherr after recent revelations about the nefarious doings of former superintendent Sydney Freund (with the assistance of Board President Steven Anderson).
Seems Freund not only refused federal funds due Western Middle School which impacted parents' choices for their children, he transferred other funds illegally; and then there was the IB twist.
All this under the watchful eyes of the Board of Education -- except for Ponns Cohen and Sherr who had the audacity to raise questions.
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I've heard so many bad things about Jurassic Park that I think I'd hesitate to buy it at even $5. Lemme know what you guys think of it when you get a chance to play.
I was able to buy it when Best Buy had it for $10 and I'd say it's worth that much, but only if you have an interest in the license, otherwise I'd say pass on it. If you're looking for achievements, it's also pretty easy for those.


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Fontaine's Double-Double Leads WBB Past EMU
YPSILANTI, Mich. - The Ball State women's basketball team expanded its win streak to five after its 56-41 Mid-American Conference road win Sunday at Eastern Michigan.
With the win Ball State improves to 10-11 overall and 7-1 in league action which is the best conference start for the Cardinals since the 2006-07 season when Ball State started out 8-1. Eastern Michigan drops to 5-16 overall and 3-5 in MAC action.
Nathalie Fontaine led the Cardinals with her second double-double of the season after scoring 14 points while pulling down 10 rebounds. Both Brittany Carter and Shanee' Jackson also scored in double figures with 12 points apiece.
Carter opened the game with a three pointer to give Ball State the early 3-0 edge over Eastern Michigan.
After that, both teams traded baskets up until the 9:23 mark when Eastern Michigan put together a 10-2 run to give EMU the 20-12 advantage over Ball State with just 3:41 left in the half.
Ball State answered quickly with a 6-0 run of its own, which was sparked by a Fonatine. Ball State ended the half trailing Eastern Michigan, 20-18.
It was a defensive battle at the start of the second half before Ball State put together a 28-8 run that started at the 14:08 mark giving the Cardinals the 48-32 advantage over the Eagles with 4:29 remaining in the contest. During that run, Justice, Carter and Woody all knocked down three pointers along with points in the paint from Jackson and Fontaine.
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Canelo wants no challenges he wants to keep fighting 10th grade bullys.
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Robert is there to let Floyd know if he has any business in the ring with Canelo. A "tune-up" I guess...I consider Ghost more than that, but I can see why people are let down. I'll really go off the deep end and say that Robert is the perfect tune-up for either Canelo or Trout because of his ability to fight in multiple styles all while being a southpaw.
Not saying either of them will end up winning but this is a boxing pick, not a money fight. Robert has been injured but is relatively fresh for his age. Floyd's older and has been inactive so there might be some question in their minds where he is against younger fighters. If you want to criticize the fight t=hat's fine, Floyd has done this to himself by taking time off to maximize dollars in every fight he makes
I don't think we can really say that the Cotto fight gives us/them a good indication of where Floyd is after seeing how Trout dominated him.
so thats why I think they do it from a boxing perspective...
as far as money, well it looks like Robert is on his list of opponents regardless of which order they take. From that premise, it seems to make sense to fight Robert first (for the reasons I mentioned above) and to maximize both events. Since he is a smaller name and they have the built in storyline of Floyd's inactivity and jail time, they don't need to spend a ton of money in promoting and elevating Robert since there will be interest in Floyd's return anyway. Floyd-Canelo, with or without the jail/inactivity thing, will sell.
if you'd like to argue that Floyd-Trout should be the fight that happens first, I could get with that because they have the recent common opponent and Trout being a no-name means less during a promotion of floyd coming back. however, if there was some imaginary boxing totem pole, I'd put Robert slightly above trout in the deserving category because he's been in the game longer
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The ghost is a good lil fighter like Floyd would say but really??? I mean really? He's gonna fight Floyd? Aydin and berto gets u Floyd? I rather see Danny Garcia khan, rios, Lucas, maidana. Robert isn't a hbo ppv headliner that's fact. Top rank gets a lotta of heat. But they did give us rios vs Alvarado PAC vs jmm and Chavez vs Martinez.
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Guerrero beat Berto for the interm WBC belt, which Floyd has (I believe). So in essence he is facing his mandatory challenger and a top 10 (hell top 3) welterweight.
A Canelo fight makes 2 dollars today, but 4 dollars tommorow. I think everyone realizes that he doesn't have a big list of credentials for 154 and a shot at Mayweather regardless of wheteher or not he would be a bigger challenge. By staging this semi-tournament he gets a legit 154 win that justify's a Mayweather fight and builds hype by having them co-healdine.
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it's quite rather simple really.
1. Easy fight against a guy who recently just moved up from featherweight
2. Tough fight against a legit JMW
which two go together?
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Opponent A might think that opponent B is going to be an easy fight and selects him.
but opponent B beats opponent A.
Possible reasons(Some of the below are similar):
- Lucky punch.
- Punchers chance.
- Opponent B was actually better than opponent A thought.
- Opponent A took the fight too lightly and under-trained.
- Opponent A was injured/cuts in the fight.
- Opponent B came in with a great game plan. Opponent A didn't.
- Opponent B had the fight of his life.
- Styles makes fights. Opponent A was actually tailor made for Opponent B.
- Opponent A is better in every way over Opponent B but Opponent B was able to capitalize on Opponent A's weaknesses.
- Opponent C was going to be tougher than opponent B. So opponent A took the easier fight being opponent B. Therefore, cherry picking by selecting the easier fight.
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I acctually am posting again. Can't say that this will happen often but hopefully we'll see more posts.
Anyway, I had a nice summer, too short unfortunately. School started, and another year of brain burning goodness is underway. I'm taking an AP course this year, and right now it seems to be ok. Although it is really difficult I found out that I could handle it! The downside of this Ap course and all my other Honors courses is the lack of free time to play games. ... Acctually I do have time to play games, I always make time to play at least a bit. So here are the new games that have been bought/downloaded and played:
Katamari Damacy- An excellent game, i cant wait for We love Katamari.
Chrono Cross- Got this after seeing my friend play it, A very nice game with lots of characters that you can get! Kind of repetitive battles, and its not very hard. The Final Boss is absurd though.
Super Smash Bros Melee- I didn't buy it but borrowed it from a friend, A really good multiplayer game, one of the best for gamecube!
Maple Story- Online PC mmorpg from Wizet. Lots of ppl have played this one at one time or another. It's really good.
On maplestory I have a Lvl 29 Mage, that goes by Balthamel. He'll be lvl 30 soon and become a Lightning/ Ice mage. Yay! I can't wait!
Anyway, I haven't played any MUDs lately, and probably won't play any anytime soon. After playing a whole bunch I'm pretty bored with that genre. It was fun for a while but having to imagine everything and deal with tons of ppl who are tottally obsessed about it was irritating.
My final comment is that the SATs are looming on the horizon for me! Hopefully I pass without a scratch (and a good score would be nice too).


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June 24, 2012, 02:19 PM
I have discovered that my RCBS powder master was used while I was away on an extended leave. I now have what appears to be powder crystaiized in the device. What can I remove this with? Thanks in advance.
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June 24, 2012, 02:28 PM
Take it apart, dig out what you can with a sharp wood dowel and a old toothbrush, and wash the rest with hot soap & water.
No solvent you can use will dissolve powder without dissolving the paint and plastic hopper too.
June 24, 2012, 02:46 PM
Thanks RC. Would water not be bad for a unit like this?
June 24, 2012, 02:51 PM
Well, you don't want to wash the electronics in soap & water obvously.
I was only talking about the hopper & drum, and you need to take them out of the rest of the scale/measure unit to wash them.
If it's worse then that?
You may have to live with it, or send it back to RCBS for a total rebuild.
June 24, 2012, 03:09 PM
Your other option would be to sand & polish the hopper.
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June 24, 2012, 03:11 PM
Thanks RC. Would water not be bad for a unit like this?
The water from my well would be bad for it. Too much calcium, iron and other minerals. However, the water from my still would be fine. When pure water evaporates, it leaves nothing behind.
Soap, (not detergent) likewise is pretty benign. Soap reduces surface tension, making water "wetter" so it can get into places where surface tension would prevent entry (similar to the "bridging" that powders experience). You just have to make sure to rinse well. (Hint: To keep water spots off of film negatives photographers often use Ivory Liquid Dishwashing Soap in place of the slightly purer "Foto-flow" designed for the purpose.)
The electronics are more problematic. Anything energized, of course, would be bad to immerse. A wipedown with a damp cloth is not particularly dangerous.
Spray keyboard cleaner should be safe for your electronics, too, though I would test a drop on the plastic and paint (spray onto a Q-tip and dab onto an edge of the hopper, wait a little while, but not so long it evaporates, then see if the plastic has softened.)
At the price of the unit, I would call RCBS for advice.
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June 24, 2012, 03:29 PM
The appearance does not bother me, my only concern is flecks of the powder becoming part of a separate recipe. I am very careful about any mixture of any powder. Thanks for the responses. I knew that I would get the correct answer from this group.
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Update 48: The Final Chapter
Hi everybody. Jack Wylder here with the announcement we've all been waiting to hear: At long last we are very pleased to announce that the CorreiaTech Monster Hunter Challenge Coin... Read more
The last few coins will be here Thursday!
Larry here. Jack is currently away from a computer. We were just told that the last few items we've been waiting for should be here on Thursday!
There are only... Read more
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Howdy hunters: Jack here with the latest update. We are now ridiculously, tantalizingly close to done.
There are now only 15 more KS orders to fill- (and five of those... Read more
Update 44: Putting the INTERNATIONAL in Monster Hunter International
Jack here- as Larry said before I've been doing a lot of travelling here lately but I am pleased to be able to tell you that a whole bunch of... Read more
We have finally got the last coins!
This is Larry here. Jack is flying around the country this week for his day job.
The factory repaired the molds, produced more, and just overnighted the last of the... Read more
Update 42: Life the Universe and Everything
Jack here-
Man! I was really hoping update 42 would be the one to announce that everything had shipped and that we were done (aside from trying to reclaim what... Read more
Update 41: The Waiting is the Hardest Part
Jack here once more- sorry I couldn't get the Friday update out but I was at a 3 gun match all weekend and was more focused on other things, while... Read more
Update 40: Progress
Jack here. (I know I usually post the updates on Fridays but I held off on this one so I would have something to say.) Late afternoon Friday we got... Read more
Update 39: FAQ
Jack here. One of the unfortunate things about KickStarter is that once the project closes I can't add to the FAQ so I'm doing it here.
Q: Can I get... Read more
Update 38. Almost there, but they broke the mold
This is Larry here with this week's update. We have shipped about 90% of the Kickstarter orders now. The only ones that haven't gone out yet are the ones where... Read more
Shipping Update
Hi all- Jack here once more with your regular weekly update.
This week I've managed to get out several of the Shopify orders and some of the 'clean up' orders.... Read more
Shipping (the saga continues)
Jack here with your weekly update. (The overwhelming consensus seems to be that these are a good thing so we'll continue to do them. If you don't want to receive... Read more
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Jack here with your weekly update. (Relatively short one this week.)
I managed to get another 250-300 out today so many of you should be seeing them sometime next week.... Read more
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Oh the lessons we've learned...
Hello Hunters, Jack here. This week has been a rough one- on top of a crazy week at my full time job I somehow managed... Read more
Shipping (part the Second)
Jack here once again with your weekly update:
It was a crazy week in the life but I did manage to get a few more packed:
The post office folks... Read more
I missed out!
Jack here.
Ok, I can't add anything to the FAQ since the project closed so I'm going to post this here instead:
Q: I can't believe I missed out on... Read more
Shipping (part One)
Jack here- just wanted to report that the first wave of coins have officially been shipped! (Yay!) All of the domestic Alpha one and two tiers and several of the... Read more
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Hello Monster Hunters!
Jack Wylder here. I am happy to report that the last weekend was pretty productive and we should be able to begin shipping the Alpha tiers sometime... Read more
Final Tallies
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So there ya go, Michael! (BTW, most of the abbreviations can be easily understood but SPRT even... Read more
Party time!
Hello fellow hunters- Jack Wylder here once again.
This is a very short update- I'm back from SHOT show and although quite exhausted, we are planning on getting the bulk... Read more
By request (scale)
Jack here- on update #26, backer Michael Townshend requested something for scale. You got it, Michael! (I used a USA quarter.) All the round ones are the same size, so... Read more
Round Two!
The coins are coming in.
They look even better in person.
So things are starting to arrive at Jack's place. Boxes have entirely taken over one room of his house.... Read more
Round one!
Jack Wylder here, updating as promised. (Until now there's been nothing else to say for the last nine days other than 'still waiting on delivery')
So we got the first... Read more
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Hello there Monster Hunter Nation!
Jack Wylder here again with the promised pics of a couple of the completed coins. (I went ahead and added the original artwork for comparison.) We... Read more
Almost there...
Jack Wylder here once again with a quick update: We should have all of the enameling photos by Thursday/Friday of this week and will post some as soon as we... Read more
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Jack here again. Not much else to report- coins are still in progress, we'll ship as soon as we can, blah blah blah. I'm actually just doing this update to... Read more
Hello Monster Hunter Nation! Jack Wylder here- Larry is still slaving away at Nemesis and with the deadline coming at him like a brick in a sock it falls on... Read more
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Hi everyone- Jack Wylder here again.
We've had a few folks contacting us asking why we haven't shipped yet so I wanted to give everyone an update. We said at... Read more
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Jack here- Larry is currently chained to his computer and the publisher has given Mrs Correia a cattle prod to make sure he keeps working so it falls on me... Read more
Adding a page so you can get more stuff
Okay, there is a learning curve involved with running Kickstarters. :)
Some folks did not get charged the full amount for their add ons, and a bunch of people have... Read more
Backer Surveys have gone out
Check your inbox. Jack has sent Backer Surveys to everyone who pledged in the MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter.
We've already placed our initial orders with the mint and they have started work, but... Read more
Some people are having a problem being charged for the add ons
I've heard from a few people so far that Amazon charged their cards for their original pledges, but not for any of the add ons. We are working on a way... Read more
Thank you for supporting capitalism!
The MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter is over. We hit 3380% of our goal, with 1,096 backers pledging $101,396.
Woot. That is all. :)
We have already had the mint start production.... Read more
Final 24 hours!
We have entered the last 24 hours of the MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter.
This has been an unbelievable ride. As of right now we are 3098% funded, with $92,929 and... Read more
MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter, in the last 72 hours
This is a heads up for the procrastinators, we have reached the last 72 hours of the Kickstarter. :)
I've been getting asked if there will be any more stretch... Read more
Update, and answering some questions.
We are heading into the last couple days on the MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter. This project has been a much greater success than I imagined. We've unlocked 13 regular coins,... Read more
Annoucing our next MHI coin: Bubba Shackleford's Professional Monster Killers
The one you've all been waiting for- Bubba Shackleford's Professional Monster Killers! (This is the one we've been waiting on artwork for- it's still not an exact match but it... Read more
Adding on: Dead Six and Swords of Exodus challenge coins.
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We have MHI Zippo lighters as an add on!
Earl Harbinger style!
MHI logo Zippo® lighters have been added to the MHI challenge coin Kickstarter as an add on.
If you want one, all you need to do... Read more
Announcing our Backer's Choice MHI challenge coin
Hey everybody. The MHI Challenge Coin Kickstarter is still moving right along.
We have unlocked the Earl Harbinger coin, Up next we are doing something different.
When we reach $60,000... Read more
The coins are moving right along
Larry here. ConStellation is over. I am in Alabama this morning and will be flying home today.
The last 5 days of the Kickstarter have been amazing. We are 1613%... Read more
MHI Challenge Coin Update!
This has been a crazy few days.
We are 1354% funded after 3 days, and have unlocked 8 coins so far. I've been blown away by the response, but don't... Read more
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Wow. What a crazy day.
We reached our initial goal in half an hour. By the first hour we'd hit our first stretch goal. Today we have funded 800% of... Read more


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HOLYOKE – With deadlines looming to turn around two schools that were declared Level 4 because of chronically low test scores, school officials are beginning to make changes and prepare plans.
William J. Dean Technical High and Morgan schools were among 35 to be declared as Level 4 schools under a new law passed in January designed to close the gap between high-performing suburban schools and low-performing schools which are mostly in cities.
So-called stakeholders of the school – staff, parents community members and a few School Committee members – have already met to make recommendations on how to turn around schools and informational meetings for parents are being held this week, said David L. Dupont, who will take over as superintendent in July.
Now new groups, which will be at least 50 percent school staff combined with administrators, parents and community members, will start writing an official turnaround plan. This week officials are also holding informational meetings about the schools for parents and the community, Dupont told the School Committee this week.
Dupont, who has been leading the work on the Level 4 schools since April, said he is expecting to have two complete plans by August so he can apply for a grant of between $100,000 and $150,000 for each school.
But that is just preparation to apply in December for grants that can range from $500,000 to $1 million for each school. The problem is the grants are competitive and there is no guarantee any of the 35 schools will receive the money, he said.
With just three years to improve Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment Systems test scores at each school, Dupont said he is not waiting for the grants to start making changes.
"We are adding an assistant principal at each of the schools and we are going to be coming up with summer programs for kids," he said.
The department has received a math grant and will offer an intensive summer program for incoming ninth-graders to ensure they are prepared to take algebra. It will focus on students entering Dean High, Dupont said.
"At Morgan they have a large number of ELD (limited English speaking) kids and we are coming up with something to help them," he said.
At Dean, which now is already short a vice principal, Gary W. Tirrell, the vice principal at Maurice A. Donahue School and John F. Cavanaugh, a vice principal at Holyoke High will become the new vice principals. Jacqueline Glasheen, the vice principal at Marcella Kelly School, will move to Morgan School, Dupont said.


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Topless version available here: www.youtube.com - Mel Gibson's Russian girlfriend. Original version of her "Morming Without You" or "Utro Bez Tebya" or "Утро без тебя" video.
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This year has seen so much coverage of extra-marital affairs. I don't care whose marriage is on the rocks; I can't muster up any outrage. But I sure can gossip about them.
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Mel Gibson (53) appeared at the Los Angeles premiere of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, hand-in-hand with new love Oksana Grigorieva (39) last night.
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