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Flyers Change Their Lines Again
Source: Ryan Dadoun, NBC Sports Pro Hockey Talk
If only the Philadelphia Flyers had acquired goaltender Steve Mason in January, they might have made the playoffs in the shortened campaign. If only they would provide him with some offensive support now, they?d have a far better record than 4-9-1.
The Flyers rank dead last in the NHL with an average of 1.57 goals per game. Obviously, they?ve already frequently mixed up their lines with limited success, but Flyers coach Craig Berube now seems to be trying to spark his team by putting them in familiar situations.
With that in mind Jakub Voracek has been reunited with Claude Giroux on the top line. Scott Hartnell is rounding out the unit, according to CSN Philly.


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Five planets shine at dawn
Sirius the Dog Star, blazes high in the south by 10pm. The brightest star, Sirius is easy to spot, but if you have any trouble, follow the three belt stars of familiar Orion down and to the left.
Last week we traveled the Great Winter Circle, which encompasses Sirius. The Dog Star also anchors another asterism, the Winter Triangle. The other two points are Betelgeuse, marking Orion's upper shoulder, and Procyon, the Little Dog in Canis Minor, which together with Sirius, the lowest of the three, form a near-perfect equilateral triangle.
For the first time since 2005, all five naked-eye planets are visible, aligned on the arc of the ecliptic before dawn. This week they are joined by the moon, as well.
Jupiter leads the way. Old Jove in fact rises due east a little after 9pm and as dawn approaches is high in the west-southwest. Friday you'll find the moon midway between Jupiter and Spica, the first-magnitude star of Virgo. Then Saturday the moon is less than two degrees to the upper left of Spica.
To the east of Spica is Mars, which rises around 1am. Sunday before dawn the last-quarter moon is midway between Spica and Mars. Early Monday morning, the moon is just a few degrees to the upper left of Mars. Keep an eye on the red planet, as it draws closer to earth — and brighter — over the coming months.
Saturn is next in line, rising in the east-southeast after 3:30am. Before dawn Tuesday the moon is between Saturn to the east and Mars to the west. Wednesday the ringed planet is just a few degrees beneath the waning crescent moon.
Venus rises in the southeast around 5:30am, and once it's crested the horizon there should be no mistaking this morning star, which is brighter than all but the sun and moon.
The last planet, Mercury, is another matter, rising in the southeast amid the gathering glow of dawn. While brighter than most stars, the innermost planet is so tight against the horizon that you'll have an easier time spotting it with binoculars. This week Mercury is within 10 degrees of Venus but will close the gap in the coming week, climbing higher and growing brighter before daybreak.
Here's how I know which to trust
In winter's grip, there is nothing like a good nursery and seed catalog, full of colorful pictures of thriving plants, to put you in the mood for digging in the soil. These books may even encourage you to build a small greenhouse or hot bed to get started early.
Which is why mailboxes fill up with seed and nursery catalogs this time of year.
I receive many more catalogs than I keep because I discard those with altered images or illustrations to describe what they have to offer.
There's a difference between an honest-to-goodness nursery or seed producer and the books sent by wholesale distributors. Most wholesale distributors publish thin-paper catalogs full of pictures that have been enhanced using intensive colored ink or have colorful illustrations of plants and fruit. They also tend to run specials such as two to three plants for the price of one or two to three packets of seeds for the price of one.
On the other hand, a quality nursery or seed catalog business will most often provide a business history, including location and the number of family generations involved. They will also include information on breeding and propagating practices and photographs of their fields and staff. Most of this type of information is missing in catalogs of wholesale distributors.
Did you know that by law, catalogs that advertise plants must include in the ad the scientific Latin name of the plant, including genus and species. This is because the English name of plants can change from one part of the country to another, while the Latin name never changes.
I save good seed and nursery catalogs for at least three years, using older ones as references. All nursery and seed catalogs have sensational new introductions every year, most often posted on the first few pages. To learn if the variety has survived the test of time, I locate the new and improved variety that appeared three years earlier and see if it appears in the 2016 catalog. If I find that variety in the 2016 catalog with even more glorious description, I know that it has gained good reviews and they are bragging. If the description has not changed, it means that the variety is still under study.
Seed and nursery companies are in business for making money. Their intent is to offer only what sells. Since thousands of dollars are spent in developing new varieties, they cannot afford to carry varieties that do not sell.
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The waterfowl hunter is a different sort of man — or woman
The sound of a half dozen rapid shots followed by a pause, then two or three more measured reports rolled in from the nearby Magothy River. I was drinking my first coffee that morning, still in my bathrobe and looking out the front window when I heard the gunfire. It was bitter cold, windy, overcast and an altogether miserable morning. The duck hunters must be in heaven, I thought.
Foul winter weather drives migrating waterfowl down the Atlantic Coast. It also moves birds that have already arrived off open wind-riven waters to seek shelter and food along the shoreline coves and the tributaries. That's where these specialized hunters wait, crouching in blinds or shivering in layout boats next to scores of decoys, fingering long, slender shotguns and waiting for their quarry to be attracted into range.
Waterfowl hunters are not like normal people. During duck and goose seasons, spates of sunny days and moderate temperatures send them into irritable funks. Forecasts of storm warnings and gusting winds, snow or rain, overcast skies and plunging thermometers cheer them and lighten their step.
Waterfowling is a sport only for the hardy, those inured to harsh, frigid conditions and ready to expend any amount of effort in preparing for their sport. They must also be immune to long days of inaction, for experienced gunners know well that often the birds do not come to the hunter.
The sport requires specialized hard-weather clothing, tough waterproof coats and trousers with heavily insulated cores. All come in camouflage patterns designed to make the wearer as inconspicuous as possible to the migrating ducks and geese. Those birds have virtually telescopic vision.
It takes strength and good physical condition because gunning the Chesapeake requires an inordinate amount of hard labor. Preparing blinds and duck boats, lugging any number of decoys, setting them out before sunrise and carrying bags of gear: That kind of effort will raise a sweat and exhaust many before the first shot is even fired.
Challenges are often extreme. The hardy, long-traveling, powerful birds that test these gunners do not seem bound by the normal physics of flight.
I remember gunning many years ago on Lake Erie. I was in a layout boat behind four-dozen decoys on a blustery day inside Presque Isle Bay. A string of a dozen canvasbacks had plummeted in from on high. I rose up to lead the first duck by at least a half-dozen feet. My shot struck the water just behind the trailing duck as they flew off. If those geese weren't exceeding 100 miles an hour, I'll eat my hat and yours as well.
In spite of the challenges, this sport has long had a hard corps of dedicated practitioners. And make no mistake, it isn't strictly a man's sport. That shouldn't surprise anyone, especially these days, when the women in our military are earning Army Ranger badges and queuing up to compete for the most exclusive areas of Special Forces.
Woman or man, the waterfowl hunter is a different sort of individual.
Make a habit of carrying out lunch, and you'll be as bad as Jonas
Talk about leaving behind litter!
Snowstorm Jonas has left us tons to recycle. Mother Earth will do much of the job, melting the snow and filtering it into groundwater aquifers. Where the piles rise into mountains — as in RFK Stadium where D.C. snow is dumped — a tractor-trailer-sized melter hired from Indiana is speeding up the return of snow to water, which will then be treated before entering the stormwater sewer system that eventually leads to the Bay.
However all this snow melts, much of it is Chesapeake bound, sped along by our rooftops, driveways, sidewalks and roads.
Of course Jonas will stick us with the bill.
Stormwater is a recycling issue for which we'd rather not be held accountable.
On other recycling fronts, we're much more responsible.
At household recycling, many of us are champions. Throughout Anne Arundel County, yellow 65-gallon cans line our roadsides on recycling day. Second nature as that recycling seems now, it didn't happen by accident. Anne Arundel County has waged a two-decades-long campaign to achieve 44 percent recycling. We've had lots of help in learning our lesson: tutoring, free ever-larger recycling containers, curbside pickup.
Yet there's a backside to that success story. Over half of Anne Arundel household waste ends up as trash, no matter how easy it's been made for us to avoid that sad ending for the discards of our purchases.
Old habits are hard to change, and new ones even harder to form.
Retraining ourselves to restrain our carryout lunch waste is the challenge we take on in this week's feature story, Lunch to Go.
The story was born in our own habits. On most any given day, two or three people in the Bay Weekly office order carryout — with all its packaging.
Perhaps you find yourself in the same boat?
Reducing our carryout waste, Knotts writes, begins with a pledge to make lunch greener, starting with small steps.
As an office, we're creating our own habit-changing support system. Our waste inventory was Step 1, this story Step 2 in building self-awareness of our habits. Next comes stepping up to a commitment to reduce our waste.
We have Fiesta Ware dishes and our own flatware. So we're reminding ourselves and one another to tell restaurants to skip the utensils. We'll be asking restaurants that use polystyrene to make the switch, and we'll avoid them if they won't. We're handing out this article to managers when we pick up carryout.
We're also asking what each of us can do personally, based on our own habits. Some pledge to carry personal to-go kits, so we can package our own leftovers when we eat out.
Kathy's seen the video of a sea turtle having a straw forcibly removed from its nostril. So she pledges to buy and use a glass or metal straw instead of grabbing the hard-to-identify plastic straws at restaurants. (There are plenty of places to buy reusable lunch ware; her favorite is reuseit.com.)
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Now at home in Maryland Zoo
He wasn't a fish out of water, but just the same, he was not where he should be. The young sandhill crane was discovered in western Maryland, walking down the center lane of a highway and hanging out in a Home Depot parking lot.
The tall, gray birds with long necks and legs are normally found this time of year in the southern portions of the U.S. and northern Mexico. They are not endangered, and populations thrive in their natural range, sometimes in huge flocks. They are infrequently seen this far east, although Maryland Department of Natural Resources reports that their range is gradually spreading east. Last summer one breeding pair nested in Garrett County. Perhaps they were the parents of this wanderer?
"Our response team received multiple reports of the crane before we were able to get our hands on him," says Karina Stonesifer, associate director of Maryland Wildlife and Heritage. "Every time we would get to the site, he'd be gone. We finally met the bird about a week later, and he was pretty funny, coming toward us as if wanting to be acknowledged and then quickly dipping off and running. This was the first time any of us had ever handled this species in the wild."
The 18-month-old bird, named Garrett for the county of his discovery, was eventually captured and brought to the Maryland Zoo for medical attention.
Healthy but thin, the bird appeared unafraid of zoo staff, opting to follow them rather than keep his distance. The bird was probably being fed by humans, according to Jen Kottyan, avian collection and conservation manager at the Maryland Zoo. Thus Garrett cannot be released into the wild.
The zoo has given him a permanent home in its Maryland Wilderness Marsh Aviary.
"We have a wide array of native birds in the aviary," says Kottyan, "and Garrett seems to be settling in nicely."
Take the bus instead of riding with this comedy
Rookie cop Ben (Kevin Hart: Get Hard) is still hoping to prove himself to his future brother-in-law James (Ice Cube: The Book of Life), one of Atlanta's toughest cops. Ben's urgency to insert himself in James' cases typically ends in gunfire.
When a mission ends in disaster, James has one chance to salvage his drug case: travel to Miami to apprehend a hacker who knows who's supplying Atlanta's dealers. James prefers to work alone, but he acquiesces to his sister's pleas and takes Ben along.
Will he kill Ben on the way?
Bland, unoriginal and offering barely a laugh, Ride Along 2 is so perfunctory that it's a wonder the actors don't have scripts in their hands. The film rehashes the plot of the first film, losing the chemistry Ice Cube and Hart built.
Director Tim Story (Think Like a Man Too) doesn't bother with pace, plot or scene, though he does lovingly pan over wet bikini bodies every few minutes to make sure people are paying attention.
Hart, who has made a career of being the shortest, loudest person in the room, continues his shtick. He screams, flails, bugs his eyes out and falls over. Though the physical gesticulations are eye-catching, Hart seems oddly flat. As he mumbles his way through the dialog, you can almost see him calculating the residual checks he'll earn from this heartless sequel.
Story seems to have an odd effect on funny men, sapping their timing. Hart isn't the only struggling comedian. Neither can Ken Jeong (Dr. Ken) find a consistent tone. Sometimes sleazy, sometimes hysterical, his hacker is unfunny and perplexing.
Oddly, straight man Ice Cube is the best comedian, as he growls at Jeong and snarls insults with just enough venom to get laughs.
Ride Along 2 is typical of the mid-January junk studios dump on unsuspecting viewers.
The Great Winter Circle beckons
The cold crisp air that might otherwise keep you inside provides some of the clearest and darkest skies of the year, so even with this week's bright moon, some major stars and constellations stand out against its glare.
Sunset Thursday finds the near-full moon high in the east, between Betelgeuse, the shoulder of Orion, below, and the twins of Gemini, Pollux and Castor, above. From these two stars wends the stars the Great Winter Circle, more aptly called the Great Winter Hexagon, which contains seven of the 23 brightest stars.
To trace this asterism, begin with blueish-white Pollux (17), then look to honey-orange Castor (23) higher in the north. From there shoot to the northeast to golden Capella (6) of the constellation Auriga the charioteer. Next, drop southwest to red Aldebaran (14), the eye of Taurus the bull. Now shift your gaze to Orion's foot, blue-white Rigel (7). Farther south is the hunter's great dog, Canis Major, marked by Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens. Back to the northeast you'll find the Little Dog Canis Minor and its lead star Procyon (8). Return to Pollux and you've closed the loop. While not part of the circle, Betelgeuse sits right in the middle and is the 10th brightest star.
As the sun sets Saturday, January's full Wolf Moon climbs into the eastern sky, trailing Castor and Pollux and to the left of Procyon. By Monday the now-waning gibbous moon has left behind the Great Circle and is just a few degrees to the south of another stellar luminary, Regulus (21), the heart of Leo the lion. Tuesday the moon is midway between Regulus to the west and Jupiter to the east. Wednesday night through dawn next Thursday, the moon is 10 degrees below Jupiter.
Brighter than any star, Jupiter rises due east just after 9pm and is at its highest in the south at 3am. By that time Mars, rising around 1:30am, will be well above the southeast horizon. Saturn rises just after 4am, followed 90 minutes later by Venus, brighter than all but the sun and moon. Saturn and Venus are about 15 degrees apart, but the Morning Star sinks lower day by day while Saturn inches higher. As the coming sun starts to glow in the east, see if you can spot Mercury low against the horizon; binoculars may help spot this last of the naked-eye planets.
Give them light, but go easy on water and fertilizer
In winter's short daylight hours and cooler temperatures, houseplants require less watering and fertilizing. But they don't want to be neglected. In winter and early spring, give plants as much light as possible. Even placing them near a lit lamp during evening hours will help considerably in keeping good health. Incandescent bulbs consume more energy, but because they emit red light waves that can be absorbed by the chlorophyll in the leaves, they are better for plants than LED or florescent bulbs.
Fertilize at least monthly at half concentration. Follow the watering rule when you apply liquid fertilizer, adding enough water so that some drains from the bottom of the container.
Poor watering is a problem I see often in troubled houseplants. Frequently, only the upper half of the root ball appears to have been watered. The lower half is as dry as the Sahara Desert. Often, there is a visible line of fertilizer salts accumulating between the wet and dry regions with concentrations sufficient to burn roots in the fertilizer zone.
Never apply slow-release fertilizers in fall or winter, as they are engineered to release their nutrients during active growth. Adding slow-release fertilizers now will likely cause fertilizer burn as they release nutrients faster because the soil is constantly at room temperature during this period of low light intensity and poor growing conditions.
Don't put African violets near a window. African violets perform best in diffused light and near-constant temperatures. In windows, the plants are exposed to cooler temperatures in the evening and warmer temperatures during daylight hours. Unlike many plants that would benefit from such a temperature change, African violets will cease to flower and may even exhibit cold damage on the foliage. Place them in the middle of a well-lighted room for more constant temperatures.
Bird watching, fishing and hunting are all in season
Late January can be a great time for outdoor lovers, including bird watchers and waterfowl hunters. The arrival of colder weather has encouraged migrating waterfowl to finally head our way along the Atlantic Flyway. The Chesapeake and its tributaries are ideal resting and feeding areas where these birds will linger, at least until additional foul weather convinces them to continue to warmer climes. Some will eventually travel as far as Mexico.
Now's the time to see some 250 species of migrating birds and waterfowl including tundra swans, snow geese, Canada geese, loons, wood ducks, canvasback ducks, widgeons, mallards, black ducks, golden eyes, buffleheads, old squaws and eiders.
Great sites for viewing (and in some cases, hunting) these visitors are parks and refuges including Blackwater Wildlife Refuge (near Cambridge), Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge (near Rock Hall), Elk Neck State Park (near North East) and Wye Island Natural Resources Management Area (near Queenstown).
Small-game hunters seeking a clever but tasty animal will find this is one of the best months for success in hunting Maryland's prolific gray squirrel. Despite being sought by owls, hawks, weasels, foxes, coyotes and the like, the gray squirrel has continued to expand its range and numbers.
Its wily nature in the forest can make it a difficult animal for hunters to approach. However, mid-January marks the beginning of the mating season, and romantic inclinations make them especially active. With the trees clear of foliage, squirrels are more vulnerable to quietly moving hunters than at any other time of the year.
Squirrel meat was the primary wild game in the original Brunswick Stew (cooks.com/recipe/5h5f08i5/brunswick-stew.html) that fed Colonial America during the wintertime for nearly a century until the forests were eventually cleared and other game species (and domestic animals) became more numerous. Our state game management areas are ideal places to seek out this cautious but delicious critter. Try the DNR website http://tinyurl.com/MD-DNR-wildlife for more information.
Anglers on the Chesapeake haven't for quite some time had a winter rockfish catch-and-release season like the one now going on at Point Lookout at the mouth of the Potomac River. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel has also been having a good run, the best in the last few years, and there you can keep one fish over 28 inches.
Crappie are schooling, as are yellow perch, and both should become available in the very near future as they begin to spawn, especially short warming spells continue. Six- to seven-foot medium-action spinning rods with six- to 10-pound mono are ideal for both of these delicious creatures. Best baits are minnows, grass shrimp, bloodworms, earthworms and wax worms, in that order. Fish them on a shad dart under a bobber or on a high-low rig on the bottom. Target along the shorelines at the high tides or the deeper channels during the low phases. Crappie and perch both like to hang out around submerged bushes and trees.
Chain pickerel are probably the most reliable and aggressive game fish in both fresh and salt water in mid-January and into February. These fish seem to be energized by the colder weather. A toothy fish that can easily reach 24 inches (citation size), the pickerel likes to ambush its prey and can be usually found lurking around downed trees (laydowns), piers and docks (the older the better), floating rafts of leaves and debris and rock jetties. They will also follow the schools of yellow perch that are moving up to spawn in tributary headwaters.
Hikers along the Bay's shoreline should keep an eye out for the graceful lion's mane jellyfish that show up in good numbers this time of year. Large brownish creatures of five pounds or more each, they are clearly visible on calm days pulsating along the clearer waters of the wintertime Chesapeake.
That's to be feared when work stops on an oyster reef
In a Bay of 700,000 acres, why make a big deal about eight acres?
Could it be because those eight acres are the slippery slope on which restoration of Crassostrea virginica could lose its footing?
With Chesapeake Country under blizzard watch, you can understand why the slippery slope is a dreaded place.
Less understandable is what's going on at the muddy bottom of the Eastern Shore's Tred Avon River.
More precisely, not going on.
At issue is Gov. Larry Hogan's stop-work order on building an oyster reef on those eight acres.
That hole in the water on the Choptank River tributary that links Easton and Oxford is one small piece in a complex saga of oyster restoration. As sagas must, the story stretches back through many years of dramatic rises and falls of a local hero.
The hero is our Chesapeake oyster, an inert bivalve with superpowers apparent if only you look inside its shell. The Chesapeake ecology and economy rests on a foundation of oysters.
Our oyster's trials and tribulations are so well known that our school children recite them.
Snatching our hero from the jaws of doom is a multi-billion dollar rescue mission that's spanned decades and only now seems to be working.
Sanctuaries give our native oyster just what the name supposes they should: undisturbed places to grow where their colonies rise up like trees in an underwater forest rich with life.
Twenty-five percent of the Bay's traditional oystering grounds are promised to be reserved as sanctuaries, some 9,000 acres, according to the current Maryland Department of Natural Resources plan. It's a plan that took years to fine tune, not in locked rooms where bureaucrats debate but in the public forum. It's a plan in which we have all had our say, from citizens to watermen to scientists to waterway managers and environmental planners.
A sanctuary isn't made by name alone. Oysters have to be cultivated there, from the bottom up. Once the right place is found, a foundation has to be laid. Oyster shell is the bed oysters like best. Dropping shell once it's acquired is a heavy construction project. None of it's simple or cheap. As much of the money comes through federal and state funding, you can bet it's made way to its destination — Harris Creek or the Tred Avon — through a policy-making maze.
In Harris Creek — the Choptank tributary nearest to the main Bay — the sanctuary has been made: 350 acres of new reefs laid and seeded with two billion juvenile oysters at a cost of $26 million.
On the Tred Avon, work was started in a 150-acre oyster restoration. The money — $11.5 million — was in hand and the contractors hired and ready to go.
In so big a plan, why halt work on eight acres, unless it's a first step on a slippery slope away from the best success we've had yet in restoring our native oyster?
What happens on those few acres makes a big splash.
"This largely federal project is a critical piece of and the next step in the state's commitment to restore oyster populations in five Maryland waterways under the 2014 multi-state Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement with the federal government," according to our two senators, Barbara Mikulski and Ben Cardin.
It's important enough that you need to know.
Learn more in the Bay Journal article Watermen Seek, Win, Halt in Tred Avon Oyster Restoration Project: http://bit.ly/BayWeekly_Oysters.
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Chair: Roshni Rao, Wright State University
Roshni is a third year clinical psychology doctoral student at Wright State University. She obtained her undergraduate degree from Case Western Reserve University and masters degree from Vanderbilt University. She is interested in working with children and adolescents suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders, neurological disorders, and chronic illnesses. Her dissertation research will focus on pediatric neuropsychology. She is passionate about mental health advocacy work and helping individuals access mental health services. She is excited to serve on the OPAGS board, again, this year along with an extremely talented group of individuals.
Chair-Elect: Ashley Debeljak, Wright State University
Continuing Education Chair: Julie Meade, Xavier University
Julie Meade is a clinical psychology doctoral student at Xavier University. She has worked with individuals across the lifespan providing individual and group therapy, conducting assessments, and providing psychoeducational programming. Julie has had practica at several universities, an inpatient unit for children, a school-based program for middle and high-school students, and Xavier's training clinic. Julie has had training in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and is interested in working with individuals with patterns of emotional dysregulation, self-injury, and suicidality. She has completed her dissertation on problematic Internet use and how it relates to stress and loneliness in college students and is involved in community-based research with children. She is a student affiliate of APA, OPA, and ABCT and am a member of the OPA Professional Practice Committee.
Diversity Chair: Maximilian Tokarsky, Wright State University
Social Responsibility Chair: Sarah Greenberg, Wright State University
Sarah is a fourth year clinical psychology doctoral student at Bowling Green State University, with a community concentration. She is originally from the Detroit area, and received a BA in Psychology from Michigan State University in 2009. She then spent two years working as a Research Associate for the Bipolar Research Team at the University of Michigan Depression Center. Her primary research and clinical interests focus on working with marginalized populations, particularly people with serious mental illnesses. Outside of her graduate studies, she is interested in watching baseball, hiking, traveling, and hanging out with her ferrets, Ricky Wiggles and Ferret Bueller. She looks forward to serving the board this year as the Social Responsibility Chair.
Communications Chair : Teresa Smith, University of Cincinnati
Teresa is a second year Clinical Psychology doctoral student at the University of Cincinnati. She received her bachelor's degree in psychology as well as a substance abuse counseling certificate at the University of Cincinnati in 2011. Prior to graduate school, Teresa worked as Clinical Research Coordinator at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center from 2011 to 2014. She is passionate about partnering with communities to address social determinants of health that adversely affect underserved populations. Currently, Teresa is working on a project that aims to identify psychosocial stressors that lead to pre-term birth. She is excited to serve on the board this year as the Communications Chair.
Science & Technology Chair: Tara Luchkiw, University of Mississippi (Ohio resident)
Tara is a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at the University of Mississippi. She received her bachelor's degree in Applied Psychology from Pennsylvania State University, master's degree in Psychology from Stephen F. Austin State University, and master's degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Mississippi. She is interested in normative cultural behaviors, including physical and spiritual health behaviors, and the resulting impact on mental health. Her dissertation will examine how different types of religiosity combine with social factors to predict psychological well-being. After relocating from Mississippi to Ohio in 2013, Tara joined OPAGS to establish connections with local psychologists and graduate students. She is looking forward to further involvement with Ohio graduate students by serving them in their needs related to academia and research.
Advocacy Chair: Kelly Obert, Wright State University
Kelly Obert is a student at Wright State's School of Professional Psychology. Prior to beocming a student at Wright State, Kelly worked as a master's level therapist with the Seriously Mentally Ill population. Her experience with this population sparked her interest and participation in the development of sound mental health policy and programming for this often underserved group. Kelly's clinical interests include the Seriously Mentally Ill population, Personality Disorders and and integrated health care treatment models. Her dissertation will explore how professional's attitudes towards integrated care may affect health care outcomes. Kelly is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and is level two trained in Eye Movement Desnsitization and Reprocessing. Kelly looks forward to her work with OPAGS and getting to know the psychology community in Ohio!
OPAGS Campus Reps
The OPAGS Board appoints a campus representative at every graduate psychology program in the state. The duties of this position include making membership and program information available to students of their campus, developing a network of students on campus who are willing to participate in advocacy efforts and alerting the executive council to recent issues of concern to students.
The following is a list of all graduate psychology programs in Ohio and the current campus representative, if available. Interested in becoming a campus rep? Contact the OPAGS Chair to learn more.
Bowling Green State University
Case Western University
University of Cincinnati: Teresa Smith
Cleveland State University
University of Dayton
Kent State University
Miami University
The Ohio State University: Erin Altenburger
Ohio University
University of Toledo: Andrea Kiss
Walden State University
Wright State University: Ryan Rose
Xavier University: Courtney Mills


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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Kid Icarus: Uprising question for 3DS and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Opus
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- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release: Mar 23, 2012
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Question & Answers
How the do you get specific powers like tirelessness?
How do you get an specific power?
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To get tirelessness, i beat chapter 1 on 9.0 intensity, and you can usually find it that way, or you can beat most chapters on 6.0 or higher difficulty
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To get tire less ness just play chaper 1 and compleate it a few times
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Some treasure boxes might have it. Multiplayer or treasure hunt panels are easier bets.
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There are various ways to get specific powers. First, play on higher difficulties, like 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, 7.5. Low difficulties won't give you as much powers as high ones. Next,go to various chapters that you know they have a lot of treasure boxes. Finally,go to treasure boxes. Be careful: some treasure boxes might have a MimiCutie!!!!....
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Try playing chapter 1 on any intensity. Tireless is a pretty basic power but can come in handy when running away from players in multiplayer and bosses such as the Great Reaper. I like to use it when trying to beat a chapter in a certain amount of time. Or you could beat Treasure Hunt pieces, beat bosses, or just take your chances in Together Mode. I hope this was helpful.
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"Yeah, we were in complete panic mode at the Pendleton house," said Pendleton, whose sister Brooke is married to Collie. "I was up at my house watching the game with my brother, my dad and mother. Then all of a sudden it just happened and we were just in shock. My mom was obviously the biggest drama queen out of all of us, but we were all really worried and he wasn't moving at all.
"We were all just hoping that all it was was just a concussion and nothing else because it was a pretty scary hit," continued Pendleton. "It was really scary for us to see him just laying there on the ground and not getting back up."
During that scary ordeal, the Pendleton family wasn't just thinking of Collie.
"My sister, she's eight months pregnant, and we just really worried about her and the baby," Pendleton said. "Our thoughts instantly turned to her and trying to keep her calm. That's all we could really think about trying to do."
Because she is close to giving birth, Brooke hadn't made the trip to Philadelphia.
"She was over at [Colts' tight end] Jacob Tamme's house watching the game with his wife, so she wasn't by herself and it was good that she had someone like her around to help her when this happened," said Pendleton.
"Thanks goodness she was over there, because usually she watches the games at their place by herself," he continued. "It was good she decided to go watch the game with someone else because of what happened. She was able to have someone there with her to calm her down after seeing Austin being carted off the field like that. She was going through a lot right then. It was really scary."
Naturally, Pendleton wanted to get in touch with Collie as soon as possible.
"I wanted to call him really badly but I waited a while," he said. "I knew he would have tons of people calling him. I sent him a text telling him I loved him and was hoping he was alright."
Pendleton was finally able to reach Collie by phone on Monday when he was doing better.
"I guess it was just a really bad concussion, and that's all they've been able to diagnose so far," said Pendleton. "He said he was feeling good, but then later during the day he started to get headaches and feeling a little nauseous and everything, but he's going to be alright. I don't think he'll play in this next game. He's going to have to go through some concussion tests before he sees the field again. We were a little worried, but now we know everything is going to be alright."


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Deputy's DUI crash settled for $4.75 million
An Anaheim man critically injured when an on-duty Los Angeles County sheriff's detective who had been drinking slammed into his car will receive $4.75 million under terms of a settlement approved by L.A. County supervisors Tuesday.
Elias Aldana, 33 at the time of the June 29, 2008, collision, has racked up more than $2.1 million in medical expenses after suffering traumatic brain injury, internal injuries that required a splenectomy, rib fractures, pelvic fractures, a torn left shoulder and other soft tissue injuries, according to the L.A. County Counsel's Office.
A passenger in Aldana's car, Savanah Kirifi, 20 at the time and also from Anaheim, suffered minor injuries and will receive part of the settlement.
Robert Andrew Moran, 42 at the time and from Buena Park, was working on an investigation and driving an unmarked Chevy Trailblazer patrol unit in Stanton when witnesses say he ran a red light and crashed into the driver's door of a Mazda sedan driven by Aldana.
At the time of the 5:25 a.m. smash-up at the intersection of Beach and Garden Grove Boulevards, Moran was found to have a blood-alcohol level of more than 0.08.
Moran disputed that he had run through the red light but in September 2009, he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor driving under the influence and was sentenced to six months home confinement and put on three years of informal probation.
Moran, an 18-year veteran of the Sheriff's Department at the time of the crash, also was put on unpaid leave but now works as a patrol deputy, L.A. Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said Tuesday.
Whitmore said that the "appropriate action" had been taken and that "in every case, there are mitigating circumstances."
Whitmore said he was not at liberty to disclose what those circumstances were in Moran's case.
The L.A. County Counsel's Office, in documents supplied to supervisors, cited the "inherent risks and uncertainties involved in a trial" in recommending the settlement.
Paid attorneys fees to date total $243,314, according to the County Counsel's Office.
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Readers' Choice Awards 2008
Dell (21%)
Honorable Mention
Hewlett-Packard (12%)
The majority of voters in this category give their server business to the big vendors, such as Dell (winner of both Favorite Desktop Workstation and Server categories), IBM, HP and Sun. Many readers also like to purchase from the smaller mom-and-pop shops—with too many write-ins to list here. And, as with the Favorite Desktop Workstation category, many readers prefer to build their own servers.
VMware (42.6%)
Honorable Mention
PowerTOP (16.3%)
Because virtualization is such a fabulous and popular way to improve the efficiency of your servers, VMware landed the top spot in the Favorite Green Linux Product or Solution category. The PowerTOP tool for finding energy wasters on your systems also is popular and won an honorable mention at 16.3%. Although many readers earnestly consider energy consumption and environmental impacts in their data-center strategy, we were surprised to see the high number of responses like "Hummer" and "I promote global warming". We wonder with concern, "How much good science is necessary to convince us of the seriousness of our environmental challenges?"
Linux System Administration by Tom Adelstein and Bill Lubanovic (O'Reilly) (16%)
Honorable Mentions
Linux System Programming by Robert Love (O'Reilly) (7.2%)
Official Ubuntu Book by Benjamin Hill (Prentice Hall) (7%)
Practical Guide to Ubuntu Linux by Mark G. Sobell (Prentice Hall) (6.6%)
There are so many great Linux books, how can one choose a favorite! Despite the amazing diversity, your clear winner for Favorite Linux Book is O'Reilly's Linux System Administration by Bill Lubanovic and LJ regular Tom Adelstein. Three other books clustered around the 6–7% mark, one from O'Reilly and two from Prentice Hall. Interestingly, several of you mentioned that you don't read "analog" printed books anymore, only digital materials.
Cooking with Linux by Marcel Gagn� (26.9%)
Honorable Mention
Work the Shell by Dave Taylor (15%)
Hack and / by Kyle Rankin (14.1%)
Looks like Marcel Gagn� is going to have to be knocked off before anyone knocks him off the award stand for Favorite Linux Journal Column. Marcel's Cooking With Linux column, where Linux must be fun and one hand must remain free to fill the wineglass, has tickled and informed Linux Journal readers since its inception more than 100 issues ago. The ever-popular Dave Taylor also fared well (15%) for his Work the Shell column, and the upstart Hack and / from Kyle Rankin has become quite popular (14.1%) in its short life.
ASUS Eee PC (37.3%)
Honorable Mention
One Laptop Per Child (17.9%)
We are pleased to present you with your very own Linux Journal Readers' Choice Product of the Year...drumroll please...the ASUS Eee PC! Once again, we congratulate ASUS for making a great Linux product from the ground up and not as an afterthought. The win is well deserved due to the pure excitement it has created in our community. And, it's created excitement here at LJ as well—see Jes Hall's review of the ASUS Eee PC at www.linuxjournal.com/article/9947, her "Hacking the Eee PC" at www.linuxjournal.com/article/10003 and Shawn Powers' video review at www.linuxjournal.com/node/1005898. See also "Eee PC Gets an Upgrade" on page 13 of this issue. We're also pleased to announce that the OLPC wins the Honorable Mention in this category; see Dave Phillips' "Sounding Out with the OLPC XO" on page 46 of this issue.
James Gray is Products Editor for Linux Journal.
I think type of site that is
I think type of site that is useful in sharing information and it is important to shar.Web proliferation of new developments in the field of design.Thank you.
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I think type of site that is useful in sharing information and it is important to shar.Web proliferation of new developments in the field of design and entrepreneurial spirit of people who have very beautiful and pleasing to be professional.
finally we get to know who the csool winners of this year's Linux Journal Readers' Choice Awards for 2008! Ubuntu is a real surprise as I've heard that it is quite com plicated and needs getting used to!! All the others were more or less expected! Hope this will add more
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Since I discovered Firefox
Since I discovered Firefox I've forgotten IE, but have not migrated to Thunderbird, kinda comfortable with MWM. We use Wordpress for blogs http://www.caribbeanjobsonline.com/
Mozilla - Not impressed.
Pidgin - Excellent ! ---Skype should be banned :)
Gimp - Always the best
vi - best text editor, file editor , fileditor.
I'm also surprised that my
I'm also surprised that my favorite program Konqueror gets less than 5%, inasmuch as it is unique in offering very fast browsing and powerful if slow file management in the same window and also offer multiple windows, tabs, and window panes. Of course, few Gnome users will use Konqueror and you need Firefox anyway for some sites, but I'm not happy that KDE had to launch a new file manager Dolphin which will not help Konqueror's popularity any.www.eniyioteller.net/alanya-otelleri/index.php http://www.eniyioteller.net/kemer-oteller/index.php http://www.eniyioteller.net/antalya-otelleri/126.html
Mozilla is affected me :) Pidgin is Very good,gimp like always,No other words to say :)
true list
i like firefox and open office
Teknoloji ve Tasarım
I have tried ubuntu a few times before. It complicated to me. I hope this version is easier than before. It is really look useful with mozilla advices. Thanks for article.
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I don't trust anything by Mozilla. That's why Opera all the way, baby.
I have tried ubuntu a few
I have tried ubuntu a few times before. It complicated to me. I hope this version is easier than before. It is really look useful with mozilla advices. Thanks for article.
Wordpress is indeed the best
Wordpress is the best Content Management System I can't understand how Drupal is so close as I think Wordpress has more than 50% market share.
I'm surprised wordpress only
I'm surprised wordpress only got 28.8 %
Reader's Choice contest
Dear Reader's Choice:
I was wondering if can answer the following questions for me.
1. Can a person can enter your contest online?
2. I have a book that is printed by a publish on demand company. Do you know of any literary agencies you could refer me to who works with Christian material?
3. Can your editor critique my book?
Thank you,
John D. Collier
Honorable Mentions Bison
Honorable Mentions
Bison (14.7%)
javacc (12.8%)
thats nice thanks alot
thats nice thanks alot
well/.//so surprised by the
well/.//so surprised by the stastics.
Programming Languages
Programming is a very wide and deep area to cover,
unlike web-browsers or text editors, which are rather single-purpose;
perhaps you should have instead subdivided it into domains:
- shell
- web
- database
- library
- one-off
- etc
Where oh where has Konqueror (and Opera) gone?
I'm also surprised that my favorite program Konqueror gets less than 5%, inasmuch as it is unique in offering very fast browsing and powerful if slow file management in the same window and also offer multiple windows, tabs, and window panes. Of course, few Gnome users will use Konqueror and you need Firefox anyway for some sites, but I'm not happy that KDE had to launch a new file manager Dolphin which will not help Konqueror's popularity any.
Apache is indd the most favorite webserver. But I think that webservers like lighttpd and nginx will rise this year. They have less memory footprints and are faster then apache. The proof for this is easy to find. The most popular websites like youtube and wikipedia do not run from apache but lighttpd.
The evolution in webservers that are more specific programmed for WEB2.0 and 3.0 is started.
BLOATWARE desktops are the choice?
only for those with more money than brains.
BLOATWARE browser?
not for me.
I'll use Mozilla's Seamonkey Suite, less resource intensive and 5 times the capabilities of Mozilla's Firefox.
[ and no IE look and feel to it ]
vi/vim both not installed on my systems, with garbage documentation written for something that has not been used since the 1970s, the "META" key, it just isn't worth using.
and any distro that has meta packages enabled is out of the running, that is a guarantee of bloat.
use a minimalist distro, or go back to MS bloatware.
[ Linux From Scratch, the only way to go ]
Regarding Jacqui's comment
Regarding Jacqui's comment from May 6th, 2008, vim has extremely good documentation both from within using it and in html format. It contains informative introductory chapters and detailed reference chapters. All of this completely cross-referenced. It's a pleasure to read and sets a standard for the documentation of any complex tool.
As for META, I use Alt as META and it works fine.
Your position sure makes
Your position sure makes sense. Run 2008 software as if you had a 1970's machine, and yet shy away from 1970's software because it's poorly documented. (But hey, thick documentation is the ultimate bloat and can swallow lots of MB out of your 500GB disk!) What is your favorite, minimalist, run-me-on-0.1K editor, then, "cat >" ?
As for the vi documentation, were you able to write down where on earth it mentioned the META key before getting rid of it? Last time I checked you only needed ESC. Still, I'm sure such a resourceful guy could always look up one of the zillion web pages and tutorials available on the subject...
good list
well thats a good list and as expected FireFox is getting better all the way ....
I don't trust anything by
I don't trust anything by Mozilla. That's why Opera all the way, baby.
So finally we get to know who
So finally we get to know who the cool winners of this year's Linux Journal Readers' Choice Awards for 2008! Ubuntu is a real surprise as I've heard that it is quite complicated and needs getting used to!! All the others were more or less expected! Hope this will add more competition between them and we customers get the most out of it!! But it was wonderful work done by you guys and Linux must be appreciated for their wonderful world of web!!Internet Satellite
FTA: "Who would have
"Who would have thought that after all these years, the vi editor would rule the roost? It beat out every other editor, including Emacs and vim."
As far as Linux is concerned vi = vim. If a user types vi at the command their running vim. I simply do not believe that vi is more popular than vim.
Vim as an easy-install vi
I voted for vi even though I'm using vim, because *only occasionally* do I use one single extra feature, namely syntax highlighting. Whenever I type vi or vim, my screen reads "Running in Vi compatible mode", and that's how I like it best.
Back to the Future?
Hm, I read "June 1st, 2008 by James Gray in Linux Journal" in the header of this article. So either you travel in time or you should check your date settings ...
Time travel
This is just like the type of posts it's worth visiting 2 years after they were written.
John Nousis
June Issue
We are sort of traveling in time in that this is a preview of the article that appears in the June issue of Linux Journal, which hits mailboxes and newsstands any day now.
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Stupid shit going on.
I have been reading trough this forum quite a bit now, and I am starting to see new people coming in and dissing all the smart people on this forum. First, you need to know that, i am using BA for example, these guys might come of as mean, insulting, and other obnoxious, but they are also smart as hell, have been part of the industry for a long time and usually know what they are talking about. I learned this the hard way and got a lot of shit for it, but i learned so much from these people its not even funny. They helped me when i was being a complete fag and when i wasn't, so please stop being ignorant and spend some time on the forum before beaking everyone.
This forum is fairly chill for the most part. Plenty of retarded shit gets overlooked. n00bs can hang, say what they like, pretty much. In fact, I mostly I go lurk elsewhere for real laughs and general interwebs cruelty. I think the mods do a good job :thumbsup:
I can't help being a noob.... It's in my contract
Thinking of going up the chairlift and becoming a lurker like grafta
Hear it pays good :cool:
The only thing I noticed from that thread was that OldDog uses smilies way to much for a 37 year old. Seems like the creepy rapist type.
If I had the time I would probably be a bigger dick to a lot of these dumbasses that think their opinion matters on snowboarding.
We should have some sort of initiation on this forum so that when people join they can't post for so long so they learn more about the members on here. :) Or every body could just treat each other with respect. Then we wouldnt even be having this conversation. :D
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Videos: Gary Norville via Facebook The Collings Foundation's TF-51 Mustang "Toulouse Nuts" has made its first post-restauration flight. It is one of only three surviving TF-51 Mustangs, and is painted in its original markings of the 167th Fighter Squadron of the West Virginia Air Guard in the 1950s. Sources: Florida Warbirds Collings Foundation
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Two people were killed yesterday in the crash of the North American P-51D Mustang N351BD "Big Beautiful Doll" near Maricopa, Arizona. The pilot has been identified as Jeff Pino, former president of Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation and owner of the aircraft since May 2014. The identity of the passenger has not been revealed. Witnesses reported hearing …
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The P-51C Mustang "Tuskegee Airmen" of the Commemorative Air Force's Red Tail Squadron was damaged in a wheels-up landing yesterday in Dallas. Pilot and Unit Leader Bill Shepard walked away from the accident unhurt. The restaured aircraft made its first flight in 2001 and was used to honour the memory of the Tuskegee airmen. In …
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The P-51 Mustang racer "Precious Metal", heavily modified for racing, was seriously damaged by fire after refuelling on 8 September. Pilot Thom Richard was able to leave the aircraft unharmed, but the Mustang was badly damaged before fire units could respond. Following this accident, the numerous messages of support received by the Precious Metal team …
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Mar 09 2015
Lt Col Dean Hess ✝
Lieutenant Colonel Dean Hess, who died on March 2, 2015 aged 97, was a Disciples of Christ Church minister who enlisted after the Pearl Harbor attack and flew 63 combat missions on the P-47 Thunderbolt during World War II. He was recalled to active duty in 1948 and saw further action during the Korean War. …
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Oct 28 2013
Reno racer P-51 "Strega" for sale
Eleven-time Reno Air Races winner P-51 "Strega" is for sale or available for corporate championship, according to this article by Warbirds News. Strega was a strong contender for victory in the 2013 races in Reno but was ultimately disqualified after cutting the showline. Read the full article here.
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Oct 24 2013
Two killed in P-51 Mustang "Galveston Gal" crash
The P-51D Mustang "Galveston Gal", owned and operated for recreational flights by the Lone Star Flight Museum, crashed today in the Gulf of Mexico. The pilot and his passenger were killed in the accident. Fishermen alerted the US Coast Gaurd after witnessing the aircraft plunging in the water. Search and rescue team later found the …
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May 31 2013
Doug Matthews sets several records flying a P-51 Mustang
On May 23, Palm Beach-resident Doug Matthews set several aeronautical records at the controls of his P-51D Mustang "The Rebel". The records included time to reach altitudes of 9,000 m (approx. 30,000 ft, reached in 18 minutes) and 12,000 m (approx. 40,000 ft, in 31 minutes), as well as altitude records: 40,100 ft in level …
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Jun 14 2012
Collings Foundation's A-36 flies again
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Is It Possible to Make V.C. Andrews Artful? Lifetime's Petals on the Wind Gives It a Shot
Petals on the Wind is trashy and over the top. But in a classy way.By Denise Martin
Petals on the Wind is trashy and over the top. But in a classy way.By Denise Martin
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Ya know, as big of a fan of SC II as I am, I'm a little worried about the next iteration of the franchise. Yeah, it's still Soul Calibur and will still be entertaining, sure, but I'm just a little unsettled by the fact that there is nothing "revolutionary" being done to this update, especially considering it's a PS2 exclusive. I could care less if the floors break away and there are shiny, pretty things everywhere. And I'm really not all that jazzed about the "create-a-fighter" mode as most people are. I mean, it might be a cool feature, but I'd rather have some great gameplay enhancement than the ability to put a pair of hip shades on Mitsurugi. Think about it: the Tiger Woods series had the analog stick swing system, a revolution in golf games, and the icing on the cake was the ultra deep create-a-golfer mode. I'm just hoping Namco sticks to it's guns and brings out another great addition to this beloved franchise.
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So.....after my long journey (that I have complained about before)....DH is on the same page FINALLY with HS! He is able to agree for trying it for a year to see how it will go! YAY!!
Since I have already been researching and such long before hand I have decided on....
ODS-Winning w/writing, soaring w/spelling and the grammer one, MUS, Magic school bus (I believe) for Science, SS- learning about the states and SOTW, Beginning French, Art, Horizons Health.
ODD-Same for LA, Math, French, SOTW 3,Art/on-line, Horizons-Health 7/8, Science-Fusion living (I believe), Home-economics/Sonlight?
YDS-AbCjesusloves me curric for 3 then I have other hands on learning for him.
We are also looking to join a few local HS groups. One meets weekly for classes, the other is on-line and meets for groups activities.
Thank you ladies so much for your support. You have keep me going on this journey and refusing to give up! Hopefully this will work well for us! The PS class my son was assigned to already for this year had one previous bully in there he wasn't allowed to talk to (school orders) and another child with Autism. How would the teacher deal with 22 kids and 2 autism students, then worrying about the bullying situation. MY ODD was refusing to even go back to school for 7th.
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DraftKings Fantasy Soccer: Saturday EPL Cheat Sheet
A number of Liverpool players have found the back of the net early this season, but RotoWire's Alex Spalding is focused on Roberto Firmino against Hull City on Saturday.
September 21, 2016
Mondogoal Fantasy Soccer: Saturday EPL Tip Sheet
Romelu Lukaku has rattled off 10 shots in his last two games, and he looks primed to break through for a goal this weekend against a struggling Bournemouth side.
April 15, 2016
FPL Transfer Watch: Preparing for Gameweek 34
Manchester United have matches against Aston Villa and Crystal Palace this week, and fantasy managers are jumping all over David de Gea.
April 12, 2016
Fantasy Premier League Rankings: Gameweek 34
Matches against Crystal Palace and West Brom in the upcoming gameweek puts Alexis Sanchez near the top of the midfielder rankings.
January 11, 2016
FPL Best XI: Gameweek 21
After scoring in Arsenal's FA Cup win over Sunderland this past weekend, Olivier Giroud now sports 16 goals in 21 starts this season, and he takes the Best XI captain's armband for Week 21.
December 9, 2015
Fantasy Premier League Rankings: Gameweek 16
Arsenal is facing yet another injury crisis, but a fit Mesut Ozil continues to pull the strings and heads into this weekend's match against Aston Villa with a league-leading 12 assists.
December 3, 2015
Fantasy Premier League Rankings: Gameweek 15
After setting the record by scoring in his 11th consecutive Premier League match last weekend, Jamie Vardy headlines the forward rankings this week.
September 23, 2015
FPL Barometer: Shooting Blanks
After an excellent debut season in the Premier League, Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez has struggled out of the game this term, and RotoWire's Tate McIntrye argues Alexis is just too expensive to own in most formats.
September 8, 2015
Fantasy Premier League Rankings: Top Defenders (Updated)
With the summer transfer window finally closed, RotoWire's Premier League contributors updated their rankings to include players that may have moved since the season started, or adjusted those that have looked good (or bad) early on.
May 26, 2015
Setting the Table: Analyzing EPL Dream Teams
RotoWire's Andrew Laird reviews the weekly Dream Teams for the official fantasy game of the Premier League.
May 21, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 38
The final weekend of the Premier League can lead to unusual results, but Sergio Aguero still leads the goal-expectancy chart.
May 14, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 37
A double gameweek for Arsenal puts Alexis Sanchez on the top of the goal expectancy list.
May 7, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 36
Manchester City's Sergio Aguero leads the goal-expectancy charts this week.
April 29, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 35
Sergio Aguero leads the goal expectancy projections this week for his road matchup at White Hart Lane on Sunday.
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Andrew Laird and Nick Pitner discuss the best transfers from last summer and try to decide whether Angel di Maria is a flop or not.
April 23, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 34
A double gameweek moves Eden Hazard high up the goal expectancy projections.
April 22, 2015
A double gameweek keeps Eden Hazard on the top of the midfielder rankings.
April 9, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 32
A trip to face Queens Park Rangers gives Eden Hazard a great goal expectancy this weekend.
April 2, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 31
A double gameweek for Aston Villa pushes Christian Benteke high up the goal-expectancy list.
March 19, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 30
Harry Kane leads this week's forwards in goal expectancy, while one of his teammates is the top expected scorer for midfielders.
March 12, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 29
Unsurprisingly, Manchester City playing at Burnley means Sergio Aguero has a high goal expectancy this weekend.
March 3, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 28
Olivier Giroud continues to play well in Premier League play.
February 24, 2015
Premier League Projections: Gameweek 27 Defenders
Chris Mosinski provides his Gameweek 27 projections for defenders.
December 3, 2014
Returning from a one-game suspension, Diego Costa is our top-ranked forward for Gameweek 15.
November 20, 2014
FPL Bargain Bin: Gameweek 12 Value Picks
With a solid matchup against Leicester City this week, Connor Wickham could be a solid value play in daily leagues.
October 29, 2014
Mondogoal Fantasy Soccer: Gameweek 10 Recommendations
Sergio Aguero is the highest-scoring forward on MondoGoal and looks to be a great option in this weekend's Manchester derby.
October 1, 2014
Fantasy Premier League Rankings: Gameweek 7
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho keeps talking about resting Deigo Costa, but until he does, the striker stays atop the rankings.
August 15, 2014
FPL Best XI: Top Picks for Gameweek 1
The highest-returning scorer in the Premier League this season, Daniel Sturridge grabs the Best XI captain's armband for Gameweek 1.
August 9, 2014
2014-15 Premier League Preseason Rankings: Top Defenders
For the second year in a row, Everton's Leighton Baines takes the top spot in our defender rankings.
June 10, 2014
The Clean Sheets: Discussing Group A
With a nation's World Cup hopes riding on his shoulders, can Neymar deliver Brazil its sixth World Cup?
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