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Dear all,
here, I propose two methods for Adams Moulton Methos, but which one can I used.
The n-step Adams Moulton method to solve y'(x)=F(x,y(x)) is defined by the stencil
y(x+h)=y(x)+h *sum_{j=-1}^{n-1} beta_j F( x-j*h, y(x-j*h) ) + O(h^{n+2})
I want a procedure with single argument ''n'' that calculates and return the ''beta_i'' coefficients
I get two Methods. Which one correspond to my question please, and I don't understand the procedure proposed.
For me; the first give the iterative schemae used, but don't return the vector coefficients ( beta_i) and this methode method an interpolation of the function.
The second method, there is a function f, how this function is maded, and the same for the matrux A and the vector b...
the First Method:
> Adamsmoulton := proc (k::posint)
local P, t, f, y, n;
P := interp([t[n]+h, seq(t[n]-j*h, j = 0 .. k-2)], [f[n+1], seq(f[n-j], j = 0 .. k-2)], x);
y[n+1] = y[n]+simplify(int(P, x = t[n] .. t[n]+h))
end proc;
Second Method:
f:=proc(x,y) if x =0 and y=0 then 1 else x**y fi end;
n:=3; A:=matrix(n,n,(i,j)->f(1-j,1-i));
b:=vector(n, i->1/i);
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|RP cops arrest Vallejo man for identity theft
Rohnert Park Dept. of Public Safety officers executed a search warrant and arrested a Vallejo man at his home on charges that included identity theft on Wednesday.
With assistance from inspectors from the Vallejo Police Dept. High Tech Crimes task force and Vallejo officers, Paulo Angelo Evangelista Barrameda was taken into custody.
According to a report by the RPDPS, Barrameda allegedly gained access to the victims' email accounts and retrieved photographs and videos of the victims.
He then posted the photos and videos on the Internet on several social media websites.
The victims discovered their photos on the Internet and contact the RPDPS, which then investigated the theft and unauthorized posting of their personal photos.
RPDPS officers collected computers, flash drives, hard drives and a cell phone as part of the search warrant. The RPDPS High Tech Crimes Task Force is processing the evidence.
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Fox Picks Up Dramas 'Rake,' 'Gang Related,' 'Sleepy Hollow' and 'Almost Human' for 2013-14
Fox has ordered four dramas to series for the 2013-14 season: Rake, Gang Related, Sleepy Hollow and Almost Human (from Fringe team of J.J. Abrams and J.H. Wyman).
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Well as for most of gamers that are FPS the wait for next Tuesday can't come any faster. But before that we have the new Metal of Honor game that has been out for a little bit now. I picked it up and have been playing both the campaign & multiplayer and here is my take on the new MoH. In the campaign you play a majority of the time as one of two Tier 1 warfighters that are Navy SEALs, that being Deuce or Rabbit. There is an Army Ranger and a gunner of an AH-64 which is a nice break from the story.
Which leads me to the first of the comparisons, the story in Call of Duty you are fighting a terrorist that is fictional. In MoH you are against the real life Taliban which has been changed to OPFOR in the multiplayer due to the fact that there are real GIs fighting and have died against the Taliban. Which I have no problem with, since those with a brain will know who you are fighting in the mountains and valleys of Afghanistan. Which is another comparison too, the areas are so real looking you get that feel you are there. The color of the desert and mountains are so well how can I but it one color that it is easy to see how a person can be lost in the back ground. In campaign you get a real sense of how hard it is to conduct the war in such a mountainous area.
Which leads me to my next comparison which is how you are equipped; in CoD you have only two weapons and a grenade or special equipment. In MoH you are more real to life in the fact that you have your main weapon a secondary and a side arm. Plus the handy dandy knife for a melee attack, which I will comment more on in a little bit. Also it seems that fact is given that if you get shot no matter by what weapon you will go down.
In multiplayer for MoH well there you have only 3 choices, sniper, CQB or one with a sub-machine gun, and a rifleman who can carry an assault rifle or LMG. And here is where some of the things that have pissed me off so much and I will address now. Let's start with the fact there are times that while playing I get dropped from the EA servers, not to mention that is lags as much as if I was still on dial-up. The choices of only 3 builds does limit you some, I mean as a sniper you can't carry a RPG or AT4. And the rifleman only has a smoke grenade, but can noob tube if the weapon equipped can launch a 40mm grenade. But I do have to say that during the came I can change the load-out of the person I want to go with. Meaning that if long range sniping isn't working then I can change to the SVD or G3 for a faster follow up shot. When you die during online play you have a 5 second respawn which isn't so bad for Hardcore but in regular play is madding to say the least. The next thing is the spawn killing (I could use a stronger description but I wanted to stay away from that word). In some matches you respawn were you started, and sometime during the match they have you switch side on the fly. And during some of the different match types you can respawn right there alongside some at the front. But the problem there is you pop in alongside of one of you teammates and that could mean you are in the open while he is in cover.
The different games online are a lot like those in CoD. Even when I first started playing they used terms that are use in Modern Warfare, like Domination, Team Deathmatch explain the different matches so that you knew what was what. Another thing that really pisses me off is the fact that the melee is so touchy, and that just trying to get the weapon up and aimed cause me to whip out the knife. Which usually get me killed during the match, but on the other hand when you do a proper melee attack you have to be close to do so. Unlike in CoD in which it seems that they reach out in a freakish distance to get the kill.
Also missing is are some of the perks that you get, boy do I miss sleight of hand, or even cold blooded. But staying true the real life I can accept that in this game. But what I do love about the game online play is that because it is on the DICE you can destroy things which should get destroyed when you fire on them.
Also what they call a scoring chain, which leads you to the kill streak attacks that we have on CoD. But the big difference that I love is that should you say get a head shot kill along with save a team mate in doing so you get points for that in your kill steak support. Which your first support for that is 50 points and what I just described to you would go like this. A kill gets you 10 points, a headshot is 5 more points and saving your teammate another 5. This would have gotten you 20 points toward that 50 you need. And then if you call in a mortar attack which is the first in the score chain and gets some kills with that then that goes toward the next step in the chain. Also should you get killed before you could do so and when you respawn and call in the strike and get kills with that. It still goes toward the start of a new chain, and rewards those who take time and are marksmanship.
Another thing that is a breath of fresh air, is the noob tubing which there isn't so much in it as CoD. And if you do have the mad tuber well unlike in CoD the damage doesn't always kill you in MoH. But overall I enjoy this game and would recommend it to anyone one of my friends that want a very good FPS and one that has a solid campaign story. Yes there are things that I didn't like about this game but what would you want them to copy another popular game out there and be accused of not being original. So while I am counting down the days until CoD Black Ops, I am logging sometime playing this. And also since my Modern Warfare 2 disc(Tango Uniform) isn't being read on my 360.


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That's been the effect of cuts and other policy changes in NJ FamilyCare, the state's health insurance program for working poor families. Changes in eligibility and how family income is calculated resulted in tens of thousands of people with no other options being tossed from the program.
Sen. Joseph Vitale (D-Middlesex) has come up with a legislative fix. That's good news. The last thing we need are more people losing health insurance. Postponing health care results in more costly charity care down the road. And with the governor so far refusing to budge on expanding Medicaid, more people will be left out in the cold. Nicole Brossoie, a spokeswoman for the Department of Human Services, said the agency is aware of the Vitale bill.
Christie froze NJ FamilyCare for adult applicants in 2010, and changed the eligibility criteria. Adults already enrolled in the program were supposed to be grandfathered, but that isn't what happened. Applicants must reapply to the program every year, and report when their circumstances change. What they discovered is the system now treated them as new applicants and, if they didn't meet the new criteria, they were out of luck. If a parent receives child support or unemployment benefits, for example, it could be enough to get her tossed out under the current rules, even though her gross income is still below the income eligibility standard.
The NJ FamilyCare website spells out the Orwellian rules: "For example, parents/guardians in a family of four, making up to $2,444 per month, may be eligible. However, some parents/guardians in a family making up to $2,444 may not be eligible because income such as unemployment, child support and government benefits are counted differently." Huh?
Vitale's bill re-enrolls parents who should have been grandfathered, and removes limits on the amount of unearned income they receive, such as child support, unemployment and other government benefits.
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Tonight the Yanks square off against the Angles and the talented Weaver brother, Jered. John Harper and Kat O'Brien both state the obvious today, saying the Bombers can't afford a letdown against the Angels. No kidding.
Tyler Clippard is pumped for his Stadium debut tonight. Gotham Baseball has penned a nice series preview.
There are plenty of reasons to be optimistic right now. The Yanks are feeling confident. Lisa Kennelly thinks the team is gaining momentum. George King points to the way Damon has been sparking the offense lately.
But in all honesty, Dayn Perry's piece on FoxSports.com is probably the most accurate. Perry discusses how this team could go either way right now. Really, it's a mostly-optimistic article in which Perry says that if Cano and Abreu start turning things around, and Clemens and Hughes do what they're capable of, the Yanks should begin climbing in the standings. But he does fairly pose the inevitable question: "What if they don't?"
Pete Caldera essentially concurs, saying the Yanks' fate starts with Roger's return. Caldera factors in the Giambi mess and the possibility that the Yanks may end up pursuing a Wild Card berth.
Speaking of Clemens, no official decision has been made regarding his next start. We still think Clemens is likely to make another minor league start, this time in Scranton. Rocket plans what he termed an "aggressive" bullpen session today, and he will likely decide where his next start will be afterwards. Coming off a somewhat sloppy outing, the Yankee brass isn't sure Clemens is ready to face major league hitters just yet.
Kevin Kernan is getting tired of waiting for the Rocket to launch, and says the Yankees need the emotional boost that he'll give them right now. We disagree. It's not going to be much of a boost if Clemens comes in, walks a bunch of guys and gives up five runs in five innings. Let him throw today and see how he feels. He knows his body best. If he feels he needs to get comfortable at Triple-A before jumping into the fire, let him.
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Goodness knows, many of us could use a little retouching. And local artist Stephanie Bartz is just the person to put a soft focus on our lives. OK, our visages. Still, nab a professional headshot and proofs for $75. It happens today and space is limited. Call (414) 453-2060 or email firstname.lastname@example.com as soon as possible to make it happen. You'll need a few colored shirts. Nothing white. »Read Full Blog Post
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His book manuscript (In the Name of El Pueblo: Place, Community, and the Politics of History in Yucatan. Duke University Press, in press.) is an anthropology and history of the emergence and transformation of "el pueblo" as a political, material and cultural entity, from the eighteenth century to the present. Eiss has explored this topic through extensive periods of archival research in Yucatán, Mexico City, and Spain, and ethnographic fieldwork in the Hunucmá region of northwestern Yucatan, among Maya- and Spanish-speaking inhabitants of pueblos and ex-haciendas. In the Name of El Pueblo relates long-term conflicts over communal possessions in that region to struggles over community, collectivity, and historical memory at local, regional, national, and transnational levels.
Recently, Paul Eiss was awarded an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation "New Directions" fellowship for a project on mestizaje and popular theatre in Yucatán. He has also been awarded a National Academy of Education-Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship for his work on indigenous education, as well as the Society for Cultural Anthropology's "Cultural Horizons" prize, for his article, "Hunting for the Virgin," and a Fulbright-I.I.E. grant for dissertation research in Mexico. Eiss serves as Associate/Book Review editor of the Hispanic American Historical Review.


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama – From a dozen cultures and several faiths, the Huntsville Feminist Chorus will "Hallelujahs" during their 18th spring concert on Saturday, April 6, 2013.
The free concert will be held in Chan Auditorium just off Holmes Avenue on the campus of the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Ala.
The concert begins at 7:30 p.m.
The theme, "Hallelujahs," reflects the hallelujah in every individual's heart by sharing an eclectic array of praise songs.
Included in the program will be a range of styles from the Zulu freedom song "Akanamandla" to Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."
UAH Women's Studies and the UAH Green Club will sponsor a reception following the concert.
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1. The House voted on June 28, 2012 to hold Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for failure to cooperate with the investigation into the Fast and Furious gunrunning scandal. It is the first time Congress has taken such action against a sitting cabinet official.
2. Holder condemned the House as "politically motivated" and "misguided," but the Department of Justice under his leadership has become a vehicle to target political opposition. That is demonstrated by Eric Holder's lawsuit against the state of Texas' Voter ID law–designed to prevent voter fraud! .
3. Eric Holder has threatened freedom of the press by targeting months worth of journalists' office, mobile, and home phone records in addition personal emails. Undermining the first amendment this way is an assault on core liberties that Americans hold dear.
4. When Congress discovered that conservatives and Tea Party groups had been the victims of IRS targeting, Eric Holder and the Department of Justice declined to prosecute this abuse–despite a top IRS official going so far as to invoke the 5th Amendment during a Congressional oversight hearing.


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Someone made the comment "it's not what you eat, it's what you DON'T eat" and that would be sugars, industrial veggie/seed oils, and processed carb foods!
I think the most important thing is that these cultures still get all their vitamins and minerals from their food and that they aren't sedentary, they usually walk everywhere because they live in small walkable communities.
I don't think theres alot that has to do with what you eat which directly affects your longevity, its merely a factor of nutrition, and then if avoid a sedentary lifestyle, I dont see any reason why you wouldn't live past 100.
I intend to live forever.
Someone made the comment "it's not what you eat, it's what you DON'T eat" and that would be sugars, industrial veggie/seed oils, and processed carb foods!
Remember that pasta only came to Italy from Marco Polo's trip. So Italians haven't had all that long to get used to it, compared to Chinese getting used to rice.
I read that Chinese have bigger salivary glands and a lot more Islets in the pancreas to deal with all that starch.
As for corn/beans eaters, the Mexicans who come up here to work are often extremely short, though wiry and very strong. Not all of them, but many of them.
Acmebike, it is just a question meant to get responses that would educate me and nothing else. I am living the primal diet as I type....so no, I had not come to any conclusions. I think everybody should question everything, and be able to do it without retaliation.
Thanks for everybody's opinions.
I 100% agree with Dr. Kurt Harris here, that the common factor in all of these long-lived cultures is not something that they eat, but something (or someTHINGS) that they don't eat.
And also, I want to point out that longevity is not the end-all metric of health. Longevity is a good thing, but it doesn't mean that these people are not plagued by chronic health conditions that don't shorten the lifespan. More data is needed to assess quality of life, not just length.
Why is everyone sure they eat little animal protein? My impressions from east Asia and from a lot of my east-Asian friends (Thailand, Japan and China), even though animal protein is not the main stay, it's not occasional. Almost every meal my friends cook (and every meal I had in east Asia) has some form of animal protein in it.
Like someone already mentioned, the Okinawans literally eat the whole pig. I've had Pig Face soup at an Okinawan restaurant in Japan and remember laughing that this certainly was not in the magazine article I read about their healthy diet.
As everyone mentioned, it's probably lack of sugar and high amounts of fructose and heavily processed food.
Yeah, I've come to agree that health has a lot to do with what isn't eaten. I'm from a large family (six children) that has enjoyed what seems to be an unusually healthy existence. We never had health insurance and it never mattered. I can't remember any of us ever getting sick, with the exception of the rare stomach flu. We did eat pasta and rice (we didn't have a lot of money) but my mom was crazy about not eating sugar and making everything from scratch. I don't know that our Omega-6's were low, but sugar and processed food were non-existent. We all have good teeth and grew to be taller than our parents. We'll see how it translates to longevity, but it has resulted in high fertility.
When I was on holiday in China last year I actually lost weight while stuffing my face on delicious Chinese food every day (this sort of lead to my long and circuitous journey to this site). While rice was served with each meal, I only ate a small amount of it and feasted on the meat and fish meals that were served up. Plenty of protein (and fat) on offer, admittedly to a tourist.
Interestingly Western take aways are popular with young people there and they are now developing weight problems (and what else!).
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I spent 2 months this summer in Russia and lost over 10 pounds in the first month eating foods most of us would consider unhealthy:
--meats cooked in a lot of butter and oil
--LOTS of fish
--veggies cooked in a lot of butter and oil
--potatoes cooked in oil and butter
--"salads" (salat) veggies and fruits, usually tomato, cucumber, radish, and dill covered in a lot of mayo...a lot of mayo...
--bread with almost every meal: REAL bread, not American air and flour, baked in someone's home kitchen and sold at the market
--a few fruits, usually strawberries. I bought other fruits though
--oatmeal cooked with full-fat cream or milk
--occasional desserts (Russia has AMAZING chocolate)
--Vodka of course (I'll let you all assume the worst)
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It's been 67 years since Oklahoma recorded its deadliest tornado in history.
The tornado struck Woodward without warning shortly after 8:30 p.m. on April 9, 1947.
The tornado was massive, up to 1.8 miles wide. It developed in the Texas Panhandle, moved into Ellis County, passing southeast of Shattuck, then Woodward County, and Woods County.
There was terrible devastation as over 100 city blocks were destroyed and 107 people were killed in the city, with nearly 1,000 injured.
In all, 116 lives were lost in Oklahoma that night. It was this tornado among others in the '40s and '50s that led to what is now the National Weather Service and their tornado watch and warning program.
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Tickets for the EA Sports Maui Invitational will be sold Sept. 27-28 at Anthony's Coffee in Paia, Hi-Tech Surf Sports in Kahului, Paradise Grill in Kaanapali and Mulligans on the Blue in Wailea, tournament officials confirmed Thursday.
The sale is to begin at 9 a.m. and run until the closing time of each business on Sept. 27, and continue from 9 a.m. to noon on Sept. 28. The sale will end early if all available tickets are purchased.
The tournament is scheduled for Nov. 25-27 at the Lahaina Civic Center. General-admission tickets for games on the first day will each cost $55, as will tickets to the third-place game. Tickets for either of the second-day consolation games, or the fifth-place or seventh-place games, will each cost $25. Tickets for each semifinal and for the championship game will cost $80.
All-day reserved seats will cost $190 per day.
The sale will be cash only, and limited to two tickets per person for each game.
This year's field has Chaminade, the host school, along with Syracuse, Gonzaga, Arkansas, Baylor, California, Dayton and Minnesota.
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Monday, Nov. 25
First Round
Arkansas vs. California, 10 a.m. (ESPN2)
Minnesota vs. Syracuse, 12:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Chaminade vs. Baylor, 4:30 p.m. (ESPNU)
Dayton vs. Gonzaga, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)
Tuesday, Nov. 26
Fifth-place semifinals
Arkansas-California loser vs. Minnesota-Syracuse loser, 9 a.m. (ESPN2)
Chaminade-Baylor loser vs. Dayton-Gonzaga loser, 11:30 a.m. (ESPN2)
Arkansas-California winner vs. Minnesota-Syracuse winner, 2 p.m. (ESPN)
Chaminade-Baylor winner vs. Dayton-Gonzaga winner, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Wednesday, Nov. 27
Seventh-place game, 9:30 a.m. (ESPNU)
Fifth-place game, noon (ESPN2)
Third-place game, 2:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Championship game, 5 p.m. (ESPN)
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Access to cheap natural gas is changing the competitive landscape in the United States. Most of the talk about natural gas is focused on potential arbitrage opportunities with LNG exports, but utilities and manufacturing companies are seeing immediate benefits now from low-cost gas.
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A variety of machines can be found in any gym that are designed to work nearly every muscle in your body. You can use cable machines and weighted machines to help you target the hamstring muscles. Strong hamstrings can help you be a better runner and reduce your risk of injury.
Hamstring Basics
The hamstrings are composed of a group of four muscles that run along the back of the thigh. They begin at the lower, back part of the hipbone and connect to the tibia and fibula, and aid with bending the knee and hip. Having strong hamstring muscles protect the ligaments in the knee, which can help you avoid potential injuries, especially in your anterior cruciate ligament.
Cable Machine
A cable machine features an adjustable pulley system and connects to a stack of weights. You can adjust the weights to your desired amount of resistance and you can connect various different handles to the pulleys. For hamstring exercises, you can do bent-over leg curls, lying leg curls, standing leg curls and straight-leg deadlifts with the cable machine.
Weight Machine
You might find two different weight machines to target your hamstring muscles at the gym: The seated and prone hamstring curl. With the seated hamstring curl, you sit in the machine and slide your legs between two padded bars. Then you raise you legs until your knees are almost straight. With the prone hamstring curl, you lie on your stomach on a bench with a padded bar placed just above your ankles. You slowly bend your knee and pull your feet toward your buttocks. With both machines, your movements should be smooth and controlled.
Smith Machine
The Smith machine is basically a barbell set in a track, and it allows you to move in a vertical motion. You can add weighted plates to the ends of the bars to customize your workout. Exercises that strengthen your hamstring muscles on the Smith machine include the good-morning and the straight-leg deadlift. To do the good-morning, position the bar on the back of your shoulders as you face forward and grasp both sides of the bar. Bend at your hips to lower your torso forward to the floor until your back is parallel to the floor. Return to the starting position for one repetition.
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HIGHTSTOWN — The borough has settled a racial discrimination complaint brought by former clerk Leona Baylor, who has since become Trenton's city clerk.
Under a council resolution passed last week, Baylor will receive $4,000. Hightstown will pay 20 percent and the rest will come from the borough's insurer, the Mid Jersey Municipal Joint Insurance Fund, Raffetto said.
Baylor could not be reached for comment yesterday. According to the resolution, the two sides wanted "to resolve the matter without the necessity of further litigation on the part of either party."
Baylor filed a complaint with the state Division of Civil Rights last year alleging the borough racially discriminated against her when she was dismissed as deputy clerk in February 2010.
In an interview in December, she said she had been the only black employee in the borough administration and the only person laid off for budgetary reasons. After she was laid off, a white woman was hired to perform her former duties, she alleged.
Borough attorney Frederick Raffetto said yesterday that a condition of the settlement was that the borough did not admit any wrongdoing.
According to the council resolution, "The settlement does not constitute an admission of any liability whatsoever by the borough and is being considered solely to avoid future costs and uncertainty associated with this matter."
The settlement ends all litigation with Baylor, Raffetto said.
Last year Baylor received $14,000 from the borough as part of a settlement over alleged unpaid overtime. The borough admitted no wrongdoing and said an insurance carrier would cover $4,800 of that amount.
Baylor worked for Hightstown for about a decade beginning in March 2000, she said previously. She became Trenton's acting deputy clerk in February 2010 and was appointed city clerk at the end of September.
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The other day as I twisted and turned through uncomfortably crazy yoga positions in a room that was heated to 100 degrees and filled with smelly feet inching a little too close to my face – the instructor nonchalantly said:
"Isnt it funny what we put our bodies through just to get away from ourselves?"
And I cannot get it out of my head.
It IS funny. It's funny and it's messed up.
I'm not entirely sure if it's just me or my entire generation or a whole universe of people that consistently make the game of life harder than it has to be?!? But if everyone is constantly seeking different forms of happiness and contentment, then I think it's safe to assume we are all in a similar boat.
Growing up I was always surrounded by drama. It began with my home life. My older sister was the rebellious one and my younger brother was the bad one – leaving me to easily take the golden child crown. But when I turned 18, I took a look around and thought, "Fuck this, I wanna be bad too!" And so I did – for the next 4 years or so. 4 years is a LOT of bad choices and drama kept "finding me" wherever I went. I have "finding me" in air quotes because now I know that that's entirely untrue and I was creating it and inviting it in every chance I could. I didn't/couldn't understand life without it.
6 years of therapy, a house, a husband, a wild child and a yoga practice later – I am no longer interested in drama. I actually run away from any slight signs of it. However it has morphed into something new. I am constantly making things harder than they need to be. Which is just another form of drama that I am ready to be done with.
Like everyone else, we have a lot going on with life's regular demands. Add on top of the routine life stuff our massive amount of debt we are tackling and the feeling of being stuck in a place and situation where we no longer belong. Life can feel really heavy sometimes. There's no room for light if you're busy being heavy.
As a mother and wife, weather I like it or not, the tone of the house is often set by me. My words, my attitude and my presence all create the environment in which we live. This can be both a blessing and a curse. It's a lot of power to hold and on the days when I feel like quitting life and reading a book all day in a hammock, it can be a real struggle. But it has also shown me that I do have the opportunity to change my thoughts through the power of positive thinking and therefore, change the environment of my home for me and my boys.
Lately I have been feeling extra heavy with stress and when that happens Mike tells me to, "Pick one thing and let it anchor you."
So I choose yoga. I choose yoga because I can count on my body to keep going even when my brain doesn't want to and because I know that sometimes you have to get out of your head to get back into it.
Learned from one of my favorite yoga instructors, my newest mantra has been "Try Easy" and I repeat this to myself multiple times a day. On and off the mat, just try easy. Do your thing, but don't make it hurt.
It's simple, easy to remember and has been working really well when I stay on top of it.
So…who wants to TRY EASY with me and make this game of life a little lighter?!


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ZEPHYRHILLS — The CSX rail line running along prime industrial land near the Zephyrhills airport is more valuable than you might think.
"To industrial property, rail is kind of like oceanfront property to residential," said Zephyrhills real estate agent Matt Hulbert. "CSX makes us a Southeast regional player."
Hubert and other local officials made their pitch to Florida's top business recruiter on Thursday, selling Zephyrhills and southeast Pasco as a prime spot for industrial and distribution jobs.
They focused on 1,400 acres of industrial land near that rail line, which should see a major jolt in traffic in the coming years. CSX recently sold a portion of a parallel track for a commuter passenger system in Orlando. A prospective company could also partner with the Port of Tampa, which is just 40 minutes to the south.
"You've got the right ingredients here," said Gray Swoope, the state secretary of commerce and head of the economic development group Enterprise Florida. "Rail property that is on a main line is getting harder and harder to find in the United States. That's a real competitive advantage."
The goal: When Swoope talks to a company looking to build a distribution hub, he might remember his time in Pasco County.
But the group — which included state lawmakers, a county commissioner, the sheriff and city officials — kept tripping over one major problem. Roads. Nearly all of the city's routes to Interstate 75 are two-lane.
"Without any kind of transportation connection, we're not going anywhere," said Tim Linville, whose family owns large portions of the industrial land near the airport. "I hate to start out with a negative, but it's reality. We know Zephyrhills is not going to grow until we get something more than two-lane roads."
"If these roads were built today, we would have economic expansion today," said Sen.-elect Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby. "They're not coming without it."
Both Simpson and fellow incoming Sen. John Legg, R-Trinity, said the county's high-powered legislative delegation makes it a perfect time to garner scarce state road cash.
Zephyrhills City Manager Jim Drumm praised the planned extension of State Road 56, calling it a "bridge" that would link his city with Wesley Chapel.
But a solution to the road problem is elusive. When tax money is at stake, the word "roads" might as well be translated as "dollar signs."
State road building coffers aren't exactly flush. The county just restructured its road financing system to rely on future property tax growth. And if Pasco's right-of-way ordinance is struck down in court, that could mean even higher costs.
Said Commissioner Ted Schrader: "It all comes back to money."
When courting companies, Swoope suggested the city embrace regional assets like the University of South Florida and major sports teams. And he also said the city's road story isn't all dour.
"You can't say everybody is going to eliminate you because of your road system," he said. "You've got plans. You know how you're going to address it. That's a huge advantage."
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Cameron Simcik is a graduate of Bucknell University. She has written for Her Campus and is currently the Philadelphia Travel City Editor for The Daily Meal and a contributing writer for TheFW and GuySpeed.
It's that time of year again when we apologize to our pancreas and then eat until we're sick -- Halloween candy season! Everywhere we turn, we're bombarded with chocolate and gummies and sour things and those peanut butter taffies in the wax paper wrapping that no one ever eats. Somehow those things have survived the ages but our favorites have gone by the wayside. It's bittersweet heaven on earth.
Today marks the day Poland made our list of awesome countries. Why? They openly celebrate their love of weiner dogs! No, seriously. These folks have no shame, and they showed their affection by dressing up and parading around their Dachshunds like the grumpy bundles of cuteness they are.
Fritos fits the bill of a perfect snack. Now, before you get all snack sassy, just hear us out. They're crunchy, salty, miniature, AND they're the ultimate dip-scooper. Could it get any better? No way. That's why when we heard the folks over at the Texas State Fair wanted to honor the delicious goodness, we couldn't contain our Frito-loving excitement!
Everyone wants to take a crack at 'Gangnam Style' these days-- Klingons, Elmo, even the US Naval Academy. But the latest person under the PSY spell isn't out to parody the Korean star's mega-hit. In fact, the adorable little dude is just mesmerized by it!
Sometimes we just want to crack open an ice cold can of Coke. There's little-to-no-effort involved in getting such refreshing and delicious happiness, right? But over in Korea, they're making soda seekers dance for their bubbly beverages.
Spangles is a darn cute cat. He has a beautiful shade of gray fur, which makes him a stud in the feline world. But the fact that he has crossed eyes, well…that just instantly hooked us. We can't help but hysterically laugh at the poor little guy's expression, because no matter what, Spangles just looks silly.
There's something about dressing nicely that puts that extra pep in our step. Wearing a spiffy suit or fancy dress gives us an extra oomph, and up until now, we were unaware that our fellow four-legged friends think so, too...
We're starting to think Pizza Hut has gone off a crazy cliff recently, what with their introduction of the Cheeseburger Crown Pizza and Cone Crust Pizza. It's like Mr. Pizza Hut (he exists, right?) is trying to make some fantasy food magic happen, but it doesn't quite seem to work. So when the popular food chain unveiled its latest creation, 'Kit Kat Pops', we shouldn't have been surprised, right? Wrong. This sugary, chocolaty, strangely-looks-a-little-delicious thing came out of left field, once again.
There's no reason to believe Jon Stewart is anything but really, really cool. He's a pro at the alphabet game, after all! Although this might be difficult to comprehend, we've discovered the funny guy has reached an entirely new level of awesome. And it involves dogs.
It's been a long time since we've seen something take over the internet as much as 'Gangnam Style' has recently. Wait, just kidding. There was that whole 'Call Me Maybe' trend back in the summer, right?
The recent release of the iPhone 5 has gotten our minds into a techie frenzy, but not because we're overloaded with too much iPhone newness too soon. Ohhh, no. See, the latest iPhone has even more addicting app possibilities, a sleeker finish, and (most importantly), an upgraded version of our girl Siri.
If you've ever taken the time to really listen to street performers, you'll notice that most are extremely talented, and unfortunately, they often go unnoticed. But these guys have brought street performance to an entirely new level of awesome, and they're definitely gaining attention.
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>I have a Motif application (running under IceWM, if that makes a
> difference) which has many dialog boxes. However, I find that if I
> have a modal dialog box up, an accidental click on its parent will
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> Is there any way I can force the child to stay on top of its parent?
> I've googled the web and Usenet for this, but have been unable to find
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> Many thanks.
There can be several things that may cause this:
1. The shell parent of the dialog is a TopLevelShell instead of a
2. The window manager may be allowing this. For example, in a dtwm
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My league plays 2 RB, 3WR, 1 TE, and 2 Flex which can be RB, TE, or WR. Is there a setting I can change to account for this? Thank you for the help
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To clarify, it looks like the current flex only accounts for RB/WR. I need TE to be included in the projection. Thanks again
Unless you have special TE-specific scoring (e.g., 1 PPR for RB/WR but 1.5 PPR for TE), it's unlikely that a TE would be worthy of your flex spot. Here's something you might want to try if you still want to have them included:
Once you select your first TE, change the scoring on your KUBIAK spreadsheet to mix TEs and WRs together and then re-run the projections. Any TEs you select after your first are competing alongside RBs and WRs for the flex spot. I'm not sure if specialized TE scoring would still take effect if you combine them with WRs, but it's worth a shot.
Thanks for the advice I'll give it a try


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Henry V
The story of King Henry V of England, focusing on events immediately before and after the Battle of Agincourt (1415) during the Hundred Years' War. The play is the final part of a tetralogy, preceded by Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2. The original audiences would thus have already been familiar with the title character, who was depicted in the Henry IV plays as a wild, undisciplined lad known as "Prince Harry" and by Falstaff as "Hal". In Henry V, the young prince has become a mature man and embarks on a successful conquest of France.


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I'm really excited to announce a new project I have been working on to make life and visiting Sweden more awesome.
Drumroll please…
It's called the Lost in Sweden Moosleter. I know there are so many of you fantastic bloggers out there. But, it's hard keeping track of everyone and following through easily from Google reader or blogrolls. Plus for those just wanting to get emails, getting 100 latest blog posts from bloggers is hard to digest.
The Lost in Sweden Moosletter will be a monthly newsletter with excerpts and photos from bloggers who write about Sweden. It's awesome because you get the best of what's happening in Sweden by real bloggers.
Bloggers get the advantage of increasing their traffic through a collective newsletter. Everybody loves visitors <3
Joining as a blogger is SUPER easy:
1. Be a blogger that writes about Sweden on a regular basis. You don't have to be in Sweden, you just have to write *about* Sweden.
2. You can write in any language! If it is not English, put a Google Translate button on your site so visitors can easily translate to their native language.
3. Add the badge below to your sidebar on your blog so that everyone knows you're part of the network.
You can right click "save as" and resize the image to fit your sidebar.
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Subscribed, added the button, and I'm looking forward to the first newsletter! Woot!
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Never mind, got it. Just took a while (15 minutes).
I'm from Brazil and I live in Sweden about 18 years, my Blog is about Sweden, almost photos from Sweden landscapes.
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Wow a lot have changed since I have last shared my alcohol induced "wisdom" here=) and damn this blog has even more fun and awesome people on it than before and I would love to have a drink with. I have to frequent this blog more often for now on maybe like in the old days. (if thats proper grammar or even proper english I dont care, Im swedish after all dont blame me!)
I really like this new blog thing you are starting up and I would like to contribute in comments atleast with this youtube link. It might appear cheesy or whatever, its actually two links but I atleast learned how very foreign and strange we swedes can be when watching these. So maybe a few of you non swedes can learn something from it aswell=). They are all about sweden and ofcourse swedes and how we are etc. Enjoy.
I especially recomend this youtube video or whatever you wanna call it, its about swedish culture from a british lady. I actually recomend even swedish people to watch the whole thing because it gives a good view on how things that we see as normal to be "exotic" in loretta's words and it actually brings a bit of a chuckle because of it. Its from some seminar.
This is big steve from england or something like that, He is fecking awesome funny as hell. He has a good sense of humour and he makes fun of us swedes but in a good way. Watch his videos and you will see yet again of strange we appear to others its actually an eye opener in some way. I love this guy he is so funny I cant wait to see more of his antics. I hope to meet him on the street one day I would buy him a beer for sure!.
Dont know if these links will help you in this project since I dont blog myself but if nothing else maybe you can link it on another blog post. Anyway for good or worse it feels nice to be back here=)
@Björn – It's good to see you back!
I'm sure I can include the videos in some way in the newsletter (embed or link) and if you have a 2 cents quote, by all means, send it over!
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Hej Sapphire!
Great initiative! I have just added the image and link, check it out to see if you like where it is/how it looks. Also, I would like to get the sign up box.
BTW, just noticed that the Spanish to English translation of my blog sounds like it's been done by Yoda :D
Of course I subscribed! Looking forward to this, it sounds great. I am working on getting my badge to function and will write a post about this very soon!! Great idea. <3
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@Brannigan – HAHAHAHA! Are you sure Yoda does not secretly post to your blog?
@Megalagom – Härligt! And thanks so much for spreading the word with your post!
This is really awesome. Am so excited to have our own newsletter about Sweden written by us.
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I've got your button on my sidebar! Thanks for the invite to be a part of your moosletter!
I was surfing around today and found your blog. I subscribed and I'm looking forward to the first newsletter! This is exciting :)
I'm a Finnish girl, living in Stockholm (love it!). I'm blogging in Finnish with English summary. I hope that is enough as I have also noticed google translate is not working very well from Finnish to English…
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@Tiia – I like the excerpts you've done. It just needs to be a way for a reader to understand what's going on. :) Google Translate can however provide amusement with translations.
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I am relatively new to the blogging scene, but looking forward to catching up!
My badge is up and working. How do we know if our blogs were approved? I am an American PhD student living in Stockholm and writing about my life here.
Hi Lindsey,
Your blog is approved as long as you write about Sweden. :-)
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Hey there!
Hoping to sign up my blog (www.swedeandsourkitchen.com) to the newsletter and just waiting for the verification email.
I've added the image and a link back and just wondering if that is all I need to do! Thanks!
Hi Gypsee! If you have the badge on your site, you´ll be added here. I added your blog already (see above), so just make sure to badge on your site with the hyperlink.
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How did I miss this call??! Would love to participate. Thanks :)
Hi Lola! Just put up a badge on your site, link it up, and let me know. I will add you to the list then!
Thanks :)
C0ming in a little late – can I play :)
Is this still going on? If so I want to sign up!
Hey, I'd love to be added as well! I'm an American living in Stockholm and writing about all kinds of things related to expat life here.
Yes, yes Alexa!
I'm an idiot, but it's still aroud
Hej :-)
I'm in the UK but I write about Sweden / post photos from my travels to Sweden. My blog is bilingual English / Swedish. Can I join as well?
Tack så mycket!
I am visiting Stockholm in august 2014 and am wondering about the night life, among other things. Can you fine folks here help me so I don't get lost in STOCKHOLM? ;) I am hoping for a great time, and am sure ill see myself in the Swedish people. If anybody can help me prepare myself that would be fantastic! My travels will bring me to Finland as well. Looking for friends and good times there as well. Sight seeing tours, motorcycle rentals, beautiful landscapes and of course the possibility of finding work so I can move back to where I feel I was taken from. Thanks! I am from a cold climate and snow…is common in Upper Michigan. Saunas, and outdoor activities is how I was raised. Take care and thanks for reading!
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A firefighter monitors a controlled burn of the old elementary school in Exira, Iowa, on Sunday. The Exira Elk Horn-Kimballton Community School District says the controlled burn will save them up to $60,000 in demolition costs and offer critical training to area firefighters. Most of the building's interior burned within two hours.
Matthew Brogan, 12, carries his brother Jeffrey Brogan, 9, off the field on his back in a victory lap after Jeffrey won the gold medal in the softball throw during the Special Olympics Georgia State Summer Games at Emory University on Sunday in Atlanta. Nearly 3,000 athletes, coaches and unified partners participated in the games over the weekend. It was Jeffrey's first Olympics and he also won the silver medal in the 50-meter dash.
Jessica Hardy, middle, and Jamie Allen, both of Memphis, share a laugh while out in the rain during the final day of Tennessee Brewery Untapped Sunday in Memphis, Tenn.
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Norman boy saves sister from abductorUPDATED 12:49 AM CDT Jun 03, 2014
A Norman boy saved his little sister from being kidnapped as she was riding her bike near Norman North High School.Video Transcript
YOUR HELP SHE SAYS SEVERAL MEN TRIED TO GRAB HER 9-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER OFF HER BIKE. KOCO'S MORGAN CHESKY IS LIVE NEAR NORMAN NORTH HIGH SCHOOL WHERE THE ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION HAPPENED. MORGAN? JASMINE LEWIS HAS RODE THIS SIDEWALK OFF STUBBEMAN STREET HUNDREDS OF TIMES BUT HER MOTHER TELLS US HER RIDE THIS PAST SATURDAY - COULD'VE BEEN HER LAST. FOR CRYSTLE DIXON - IT'S BECOME THE LONGEST BLOCK IN NORMAN. 11 - 12:11:26 You're angry you know, you kind of want to take matters into your own hands. A BUS STOP WALK - THAT'S NO LONGER A LUXURY. 14 - 12:26:13 hey how was school? FROM THE GLASSES TO THE BRAIDS HER 9 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER JASMINE - IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS. 11 - 12:12:19 It kind of scares them and it kind of scares me because I don't even want them to go outside, but I can't do that. THE SCARE CAME SATURDAYJUST A FEW BLOCKS AWAY. JASMINE ON HER NEW BIKE, HER BROTHER JADEN NOT FAR BEHIND. 54 - 12:43:34 we were just riding and the black car pulled up to my little sister. 33 - 12:31:33 They called me rude stuff, I forgot what they said though. 33 - 12:30:54 he had red hair, and sunglasses. BUT IT WAS WHAT THAT MAN DID NEXT 54 - 12:44:13 he reached his hand out of the car to grab her. THAT BROUGHT JADEN TO HIS SISTER'S SIDESENDING THAT BLACK CAR - SPEEDING OFF. 55 - 12:47:40 I'm trying to remember what everything looks like so if I ever see him again I can just tell mom. 11 - 12:14:53 The what-ifs are what scare me because what if he had succeeded in grabbing her, would I ever see her again, or what would happen to her, that's the what-ifs. AND ITS THOSE "IFS" FORCING THESE NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS EVEN CLOSER TO HOME. TO A BLOCK WHERE A MOM CAN KEEP WATCH - OVER A DAUGHTER WHO HAS THE FREEDOM TO RIDE. WHITE MALE IN HIS 20'S RED HAIR BLACK SHIRT/SUNGLASSES BLACK CHEVY CAPRICE MAPTRANS A DAD, HIS SON AND THREE
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Medal of Honor: Heroes
- Platforms: PSP
- Developer: EA Games
- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Genre: First Person, Shooter
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With an entirely unique storyline and PSP-specific feature set, players will experience a totally new single player campaign and choose from six different Multiplayer modes within 15 different maps, while participating in wireless Multiplayer sessions with up to 32 players. Or choose to play with up to 8 players across the room in a local Ad hoc game. "Quickplay" missions in skirmish game mode, allow players to jump right into the action or customize mission scenarios for added re-playability. Relive your favorite Medal of Honor moments by unlocking over 20 classic characters to use in multiplayer games.
The Medal of Honor development teams continue to ensure that the ideals and integrity of the prestigious congressional Medal of Honor are accurately reflected within the game series. The producers sought counsel from numerous expert sources to make certain the games are historically accurate and as true to the WWII experience as possible to help create a truly authentic experience
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|March 7, 2014 10:20 AM EST
SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 7, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In the same week that the Obama Administration confirmed its March 31st cutoff to the Obamacare Open Enrollment Period, HealthPocket conducted a nationwide poll that asked whether the enrollment deadline should be extended. Of the 1,130 adults who took the survey between March 4th and March 6th, 54% supported an extension of the open enrollment period. Over a quarter of respondents supported an extension even if the Administration's 7 million enrollment goal was achieved.
After the March 31, 2014 deadline, most uninsured Americans will not be able to get new coverage January 1, 2015. This Obamacare Lock Out Period will apply to everyone unless they have an exceptional life event that grants a Special Enrollment Period. Exceptional life events include the birth of a child or having a change in income that affects premium subsidy eligibility.
For HealthPocket's full survey results, see "Obamacare Open Enrollment Ends March 31st Despite Public Support for Extension."
HealthPocket.com is a free website that compares and ranks all health insurance plans available to an individual, family, or small business. HealthPocket uses only objective data from government, non-profit, and private sources that carry no conditions that might restrict the site from serving as an unbiased resource. Learn more at www.HealthPocket.com.
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Major trends and emerging technologies – from virtual reality and IoT, to Big Data and algorithms – are helping organizations innovate in the digital era. However, to create real business value, IT must think beyond the 'what' of digital transformation to the 'how' to harness emerging trends, innovation and disruption. Architecture is the key that underpins and ties all these efforts together. In the digital age, it's important to invest in architecture, extend the enterprise footprint to the cl...
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Anthropology 298. Experimental Courses
The Anthropology of Islam
The anthropological study of Islam shows that the forms of religious life and their meanings vary widely. This course provides an historical and ethnographic examination of Islam through time and across space: it will historicize Islam as a world religion and situate Muslims in the contexts of their own cultural traditions. The overall aim of the course is to introduce students to the people and cultures of the Muslim world and to understand what holds the Muslim world together, the commonalities of Muslim religious experience across cultures, and Islam's varied social and Sunni, Shi'a and Sufi (Islamic Mysticism) religious manifestations. We will make use of a mixture of ethnographies, biographies, autobiographies, and artistic expressions (poetry, comedy, as well as visual arts) by and about Muslims in order to capture the historical and contemporary diversity of Islam and the Muslim world. The course appeals to anthropology, religious studies, history, and political science majors and does not require previous knowledge of the topic.
Pilgrimage in South Asia
This course will use the spiritual journeys of pilgrims as a lens through which to understand the diversity of religious practices and beliefs, ethnicities, and cultures in South Asia and the ways that they interact in shaping peoples' understandings of the sacred places they seek. It will also explore why people feel compelled to endure what is often extraordinary hardship entailing considerable expense to join massive crowds in devotional travel and attempt to comprehend what they experience in the process. These pilgrimages range from largest gathering of humanity in the world at the Kumbh Mela, to the arduous journey to the cave shrine of Amarnath, located at an altitude of over 12,000 feet in Jammu-Kashmir, to travel to remote lesser known "power places" in Nepal and Bhutan.
Archaeology of Bronze Age Greece
The Bronze Age sites of Troy in Turkey, Knossos on Crete and Mycenae on the Greek mainland are steeped in myth. These were some of the places associated with the fabled Trojan War and its heroes, Agamemnon, Menelaus, Helen, Achilles and Hector of Homer's Iliad fame, and the home of the Minotaur, the labyrinth of King Minos, and the hero Theseus. But they were also real, prehistoric places around which great societies grew. In this class, students will spend much of the semester investigating the artistic and archaeological remains of the Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations of the Bronze Age, and their precursors (3000 to c. 1100 B.C.). We will look at the material culture from various sites (statuary, pottery, architecture, metal wares, etc.) and the interactions they had with other civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean (Egypt, Anatolia, the Levant) and Mesopotamia. We will also try to piece together the reasons that these civilizations collapsed during the end of the 12th century B.C.
Prerequisite for three-week, faculty-led summer course in Greece: Of Minoans and Mycenaeans.


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Another week, another loss for Southern Miss, which has yet to give Ellis Johnson his first win as head coach in Hattiesburg. But Satuday's 38-31 double-overtime cliff-hanger against Central Florida was particularly excruciating.
"It was a very heartbreaking, disappointing loss for our players," said Johnson, whose Golden Eagles are now 0-6 and 0-2 in Conference USA. "I'm not going to say we outplayed Central Florida. I think they did the things they had to do to win a close ball game. ... I thought toward the end of the game, we were playing with a little momentum. The kids were playing with a lot of heart. We had to come from behind and were able to do that. I'm not sure that five or six weeks ago we could have done that. I don't know if we had the confidence or execution back then to do that.
"We felt very comfortable taking it into overtime," he added. "We had a little bit more momentum and confidence in the players to execute and finish it off. It's a tough loss and then tacked on top of five previous losses, it's a load that these players have to bear right now."
Johnson said the Knights did a good job of disguising their defense to set up the pivotal play in overtime -- Kemal Ishmael's game-ending interception of Anthony Alford.
"It was a route that we really thought we were getting a three-deep and they rolled to a two-deep," Johnson said. "When they do that, the receiver has to bend it underneath and just as he cleared the linebacker, (Alford) tried to hit the receiver between the linebacker and the safety and it was just a high throw."
There is no time to dwell on the loss, as Marshall comes to town Saturday for homecoming, a 6 p.m. kickoff. The Thundering Herd, led by quarterback Rakeem Cato (2,311 yards, 18 TDs) is 2-4 after a 45-38 loss to Tulsa two weeks ago and is coming off a bye week.
"I think their record is a little deceiving," Johnson said of the Herd. "They've played a pretty tough schedule too. Defensively, they've been giving up a lot of yards and points, but they look very capable and are making some stops. ... I think they're a better ball club than two wins, but I think we're a better team than no wins."
While the season has already been a long one in Hattiesburg, Johnson said he's confident that his team's competitive fire is still there.
"Every week they've come back -- there's a bit of pouting, a little frustration, just like anybody would be going what we've been through -- but there hasn't been any attitudes or give-up," Johnson said. "They come back on Sunday and have good attitudes about corrections on film. They have good work habits on the field. That's all you can ask of them. I think they've been prepared every week.
"Would you change anything in a game plan? Yeah, you'd change something every time you come home whether you win by 30 or lose by 30. As far as what we've been doing and executing it and all that, it's been good. I thought we showed some signs that other night that we're growing up."


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Neuroscience Prizes and Fellowships
Senior Prizes
The Klein Prize in Neuroscience in Memory of Louise Edwards
Established 4/2006
This prize in neuroscience is awarded to those students who demonstrate a commitment to Neuroscience and a life long pursuit of learning. The award is given in memory of Louise Edwards who was a Lab Specialist in the Department of Biological Sciences at Wellesley College. She earned her PhD in Neurobiologyand Behavior and a Masters Degree in Business Administration.
Russell Prize
The Russell Prizein Neuroscience is awarded each year in memory of Allene Lummis Russell, Class of 1946, whose many contributions to education and to the Neuroscience Program at Wellesley College, have made a difference in our world. The Russell Prize is given to a graduating senior who has demonstrated exceptional promise through her achievements in research and academics while at Wellesley.
Hubel Thesis Writing Prize
The Hubel Thesis Writing Prize is given in recognition of an outstanding thesis in neuroscience to a graduating Wellesley College senior. The prize recognizes not only the original contribution to scientific knowledge of the thesis, but also the clarity of writing. The prize is given in honor of David Hubel, whose seminal work on the neural basis of vision was widely recognized for its lucidity.
Hubel Summer Research Fellowship