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Our philosophy is best highlighted in how we coach, manage, and prepare our players for success on and off the field. The curriculum and schedule is meticulously designed for an optimal player and family experience, all the while developing lacrosse skills and game understanding for success at all levels.
Our Coaching – Fusion staff has not only played the game in college and/or professionally, but have also committed themselves to teaching and coaching the game as a major part of our careers. As player-coaches, we deliver a true understanding of the game from what we've learned from best high school and Division 1 colleges in the country. Importantly we continue to learn and develop from our current elite high school experiences, as well as professional playing experiences. In an ever evolving game we are at the forefront, as we are surrounded by and learning from the best coaches and athletes in the world, in our daily lives. We succeeded as players greatly in part to who we learned from, and we take pride in continuing to pass on this legacy of success on the field as players and off as leaders in the community. Our coaches are all at the top of there game and we won put anyone in front of your child that doesn't have a death of experience and knowledge.
Our Schedule – Beginning with our carefully planned schedule and curriculum, players learn skills and tactics throughout the year and compete in local tournaments both INDOORS and OUT. With our schedule for the year posted before day one, parents are able to plan months in advance and need not fear a last minute email for practice times. Furthermore, with training every other Sunday during our Fall and Winter seasons, boys are able and encouraged to play other sports and activities.
Our Goals – We pride ourselves on setting goals for our players and working hard to achieve them. What we believe separates us in our goals for our players, is that we aim to see and develop a players potential, rather than replace a player who may be more productive at that moment.
In our 3rd-5th grade Futures program, we are teaching the basics of lacrosse and getting players comfortable with the game. This includes having solid stick skills, an understanding of game strategies, and experience at more than one position. We feel this is best achieved with an eagerness to learn and an open mind to trying out positions on both ends of the field. At this age a strong foundation is built, from which players can then find their own style and niche.
For our 6th – 8th grade Juniors teams, we now begin to hone these skills and focus our players on their chosen position. Long poles are mandatory for defensemen when playing outdoors, and offensive players begin developing strong muscle memory of proper shooting mechanics. All the while we continue to stress stick skills, proper positioning and game fundamentals. Without these, the step into a competitive varsity program is nearly impossible. A player rather turns a corner at one of our practices without being challenged or learning something new. We encourage players but never let let be satisfied to rest on their laurels.
Our high school level Elite players are now preparing to succeed on the field both as high school and collegiate athletes. This is not accomplished overnight, but through countless hours of hard work and dedication put in over the years. Stick skills, proper positioning, a high "Lacrosse IQ", and the will to win are cornerstones of the dominant high school player. Continuing to develop these and practicing perfection is key towards playing at the highest level. We will help you do this. Our culture at this age is we are a TEAM. We play team lacrosse and will win playing team lacrosse and strategies that are developed throughout our practices, just as it would be in a high level high school.
"The mediocre teacher tells. A good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." W. A. Ward
A little more about our philosophy and curriculum:
- Fundamentals. Starting from day one, we stress teaching fundamental positioning and strategies of the game offensively, defensively, indoors and out. Knowing that being "bigger, stronger, faster" only takes you so far, it is a must for players to learn how to succeed even when they are out matched in size. Our fundamentals are laid down early and often and bad habits do not last long with us. We are able to accelerate proper development both from our teaching but also from box lacrosse training.
- Attention to Detail. Too often mistakes are let slide. Simply said, you play like you practice. If bad habits or mistakes aren't corrected when they happen or addressed shortly after, players continue to do the same things wrong thinking it's right. With up to 8 coaches on the field during training, all with sharp attention to details, nothing is missed.
- College & Professional Level Instruction. Many of our players have dreams of playing college lacrosse and we've created a curriculum that mirrors the tempo and attention to detail that a college-level coach expects. However, we understand that lacrosse is not a complicated game and our approach will not exclude any player. You improve your best when you work hard and have fun doing it. Our practice plans accomplish this.
- Implement Box Lacrosse. This is a core aspect of Fusion Lacrosse. We use box lacrosse as a fundamental tool of player development so they can excel outdoors. Not every clinic or instructional piece involves learning the indoor game; however, Fusion provides optional box programs year-round and we stress its importance. We think players should train indoors just as much as out and believe this combination maximizes a player's complete lacrosse potential and rapidly accelerates development. Many players have had success in college having grown up playing only box, or only field. At fusion we are developing players who have great experience playing BOTH.
- Play Lacrosse, Play Other Sports! We love lacrosse. So many of our players love it too. However, it's important for several reasons to get out and try other things. Some of the key reasons include: 1, If you only ever play lacrosse, you risk disenchantment with the sport. 2, Other sports help develop your athleticism and general athletic IQ (understanding game tempo, being able to anticipate what is coming next, etc.). This is vital as lacrosse is truly an athlete's sport, and the best players draw upon skills learned from other sports into their own lacrosse game. 3, Most importantly, lacrosse MUST be played with a high level of excitement and effort. Leave wanting more, come back ready to give your all. Don't play lacrosse at half-speed because its all you ever do, thinking 'I'll play harder tomorrow'. This leads to our last point…
- Practice Hard! Although we do not practice every week, when we do, we go hard. Our Mini Camps range in length from 2.5 to 3 hours, typically every other week. This allows players time to develop all aspects of their game in high-paced, high energy training sessions that fly by. Drawing many of our drills from our own collegiate experiences, these mini camps focus on player development. Our Mini Camps are designed to have equal parts skill development with equal parts team building and strategy. This is easily accomplished in the three hour mini-camp timeline.


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In an effort to bring together the often disparate efforts made by fishers, managers, and researchers, the Sustainable Biosphere Initiative Project Office organized a symposium titled "Fisheries as Experimental Systems in Ecology" for the 1997 Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America. This symposium provided a venue for academic ecologists, fishery biologists, and social scientists to interact and learn of each other's methods and experiences.
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One example of how long-term fisheries data might contribute to more successful management is the Pacific halibut fishery. Like every fishery, Pacific halibut is managed in the face of considerable uncertainty about the size of the exploitable stock, as well as the factors that drive trends in productivity. Ana Parma noted that although experimental approaches aimed at separating the impacts of fishing from environmental effects were proposed as early as the 1940s, they were never implemented. Alternative hypotheses, involving density dependence and environmental forcing, were proposed in the 1980s to explain apparent cycles in year-class strength. Experimental management approaches were considered but never followed because of the risks involved. Instead, managers tried to implement strategies that were robust to the uncertainties concerning production dynamics.
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Kapuscinski believes changes are needed to treat hatchery programs as field experiments in an adaptive management context. From the beginning of the life cycle of commercially important species, the fish hatchery acts as a genetic "bottleneck" and has impacts on every stage of salmon's lives. Changes that should be made to manage hatcheries more effectively include setting goals and objectives, problem identification, action, and evaluation. Said Kapuscinski, "Hatchery programs should be compatible with the management goals of retaining or rehabilitating biodiversity and the natural regenerative capacity of these ecosystems."
In addition to having little information about what may lead to a collapse of fish populations or the impacts of hatcheries on the life cycle of fish, there is also little information available about the genetic effects of fishing. Said David Policansky, "For many fish populations, the opportunity to obtain genetic information has been lost, as considerable evolutionary change from decades of exploitation has already occurred." Although in a few cases, such as Hawaiian spiny lobsters, genetic information has been successfully taken from newly exploited populations, other attempts, such as with orange roughy, have been less successful because the studies began only after large fishing impacts had already occurred.
Increasing recognition of the need for appropriate data, and the opportunities for large scale experimentation, has led more investigators to consider fisheries as experimental systems. However, to take advantage of the unique opportunities provided by fisheries, we must begin to analyze the entire range of activities that affect fish populations and be responsive to new information through adaptive management. One case where researchers have begun to analyze the impacts of a whole suite of activities on fish populations comes from the Great Lakes. In studying the effects of climate change, the introduction of non-indigenous species, and the management of individual species, John Magnuson says that fisheries "provide real-world experiments that cannot be realized in any experimental facility or mesocosm." Magnuson believes that such long-term and large-scale experiments in the real world are important when dealing with complex issues such as climate change, overfishing, and habitat loss.
These types of complex issues also make adaptive management a necessity. For example, Bonnie McCay discussed two cases that involved a variety of stakeholders and social and scientific issues. The first was a small experiment to enhance recruitment of hard clams in a New Jersey bay. The second case was the Canadian government's much larger "experiment" as it tried to restore collapsed groundfish stocks off Newfoundland through a moratorium on fishing of all kinds: commercial, recreational, and subsistence. Although these cases differed in many ways, McCay said that both were characterized by "high levels of ecological uncertainty, scientific ignorance, and socio-cultural conflict and diversity, which call for a greater emphasis on adaptive management, particularly interventions that enable scientific and institutional learning to occur. Both cases show the importance of communication, trust, and collaboration among multiple stakeholders, particularly commercial fishers, scientists, and fishery managers, and both suggest difficulties and potentials for institutional adaptation." The results of the experiences were both disappointing and educational, pointing to the importance of management practices that are flexible in the face of uncertainty.
From ecological, social, and management perspectives, fisheries represent an opportunity for large-scale experimentation that could lead to the development of principles widely applicable to other ecological systems. Indeed, monitoring the changes in fish populations, the dynamics of the ecosystems of which they are a part, and the human influences on their habitats can provide insight to the nature of ecological systems over large spatial and temporal scales.
Dr. Elizabeth Stallman
Program Manager
Science Program
Ecological Society of America
Washington, DC
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In 28 years as the head coach at Parkview High School in Lilburn, Ga., legendary Georgia high school coach Hugh Buchanan posted some incredible numbers. Buchanan became the school's first baseball coach when the school opened in 1976 and by the time he retired after the 2004 season, the Panthers program had won 12 Georgia regional championships and three Georgia Class AAAAA state titles.
It would be a tough act for anyone to follow, but then-Parkville assistant coach Chan Brown decided to grab the panther by the tail when he took over for Buchanan in 2005, and Parkview has maintained its status as one of the elite programs not only in the state of Georgia, but in the country.
Since becoming the head coach nine years ago, Brown has led Parkview to three more regional titles and two more Georgia AAAAA (big school) state championships, winning back-to-back in 2011 and 2012. The 2012 Panthers finished No. 5 in the final Perfect Game National High School Rankings.
"Following Coach Buch, that was hard in itself," Brown told the
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At the end of next week at Terry Park and City of Palms Park in Fort Myers, Fla., four top teams from neighboring Florida will have their chance to get up-close and personal with the Parkview Panthers and all that tradition at the inaugural Perfect Game High School Showdown. The Panthers will play four games against four Florida schools in three days (April 4-6).
This year's Parkview roster features four prospects who have either signed with or committed to NCAA Division I programs, including two of the highest-ranked prospects in their respective classes.
The discussion can certainly start with 2012 Perfect Game All-American and 2012 PG National Showcase alumnus Josh Hart, an outfielder ranked 53rd nationally in the class of 2013. Hart was hitting .444 (16-for-36) with two doubles, two triples, seven RBI and 12 runs after the Panthers' first 11 games this season. He has signed with Georgia Tech but is also ranked the 118th overall prospect in the draft, which could translate into a late second-round or early third-round pick.
Kansas City Royals center fielder Jeff Francoeur, a 2002 Parkview graduate, has the distinction of being the school's highest drafted prospect. The Atlanta Braves selected Francoeur with the 23rd overall pick of the first round in the 2002 draft after he led Parkview to back-to-back AAAAA state titles in 2001-02.
Mac Marshall, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound left-handed junior is ranked No. 20 in the 2014 class. After his first four appearances in 2013, Marshall stood 1-1 with a 2.38 ERA and 26 strikeouts and nine walks in 17 2/3 innings. Marshall, an alumnus of the 2012 PG Junior National Showcase, has committed to Georgia. 2013 third baseman/right-hander Jarrett Freeland has signed with Georgia and 2013 outfielder Ryan Blanton has signed with Georgia State.
The Panthers won eight of their first 11 games this spring to start the defense of their back-to-back state titles.
"We're playing decent baseball and we're taking some steps forward," Brown said. "We've got two sophomores and a junior starting in the middle for us, and they're taking some baby steps and having to grow up in a hurry, and we've got some pretty young pitching. We're trying to take some baby steps right now and get it right for a run at the end."
Brown expects those baby steps to become monster steps at the PG High School Showdown next week. The Panthers will be tested right out of the gate when they open play at the event on Thursday (April 4) against No. 3 nationally ranked Venice (Fla.) High School. It will be one tradition-rich program versus another.
"We have a lot of quality players and a pretty talented team, but we're kind of young in some areas, so there are some areas that have to grow up in a hurry," Brown said. "If that happens we have a chance to be a decent baseball team."
High School Team Breakdown: Parkview High School
Top Prospects (Position, Class, PG National Rank):
Josh Hart
Mac Marshall
Jarrett Freeland
, 3B/RHP, 2013, 500 (injured)
Ryan Blanton
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Daino Deas
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Leadoff hitter 2013 OF Josh Hart sets the table at the top of the order about as well as anyone in all of high school baseball. 11 games into the 2013 season and Hart is hitting .444 and is a perfect 9-for-9 on stolen base attempts and has scored 12 runs. His ability to work counts and force pitchers to labor for outs early on also sets up his teammates who hit behind him in the order and can have a big team impact in the second and third trips through the order.
The absence of Jarrett Freeland who is out with an injury depleted the depth of the lineup a bit, which adds to the disparity from last year's club which won a second consecutive state championship and finished as the No. 5 ranked team in the nation. Graduation took a couple of key pieces of the puzzle offensively, including the team's top power source 2012 1B/RHP Matt Olson, a supplemental first round pick of the Oakland Athletics.
Stepping up this year for the Panthers to provide support behind Hart in the lineup are 2013 1B Jarrett Hood, who is hitting .433/.438/.767, 2013 OF Micah Finley (.440/.481/.560) and 2013 C Hunter Thornton (.323/.447/.581). Hood and Thornton are each tied for the team lead with a pair of home runs.
2014 LHP Mac Marshall has begun to show the potential to develop into an elite level pitching prospect. His fastball velocity has steadily climbed and is now comfortably in the low 90s, having been as high as 94 this season. Marshall is the staff ace, while fellow 2014 LHP Corey Vann has outperformed him to this point, putting a sparkling 0.88 ERA through 16 innings thus far, striking out 20 while allowing just three walks through 16 innings. Vann's emergence has been a huge boost for the Panthers, who lost No. 2 starter Jarret Freeland to injury at the beginning of the season.
While the statistical leader to this point has been Vann, Marshall has done well himself, piling up 26 strikeouts through 17 1/3 innings. His 2.83 ERA is artificially inflated thanks to being involved in a high scoring victory over nationally ranked Grayson HS.
Closer 2013 1B/RHP Sam McCoy comes in following hard throwing starters and frustrates hitters with his sidearm delivery and has posted a 1.40 ERA with a pair of saves in seven appearances out of the Panther bullpen.
While this year's Panthers team lacks the depth that made them so dangerous last year, they are getting excellent pitching on the young season and are lead by a pair of high level MLB Draft prospects in leadoff hitting centerfielder Josh Hart and left handed starter Mac Marshall. While Venice appears to the favorite on paper entering the tournament, Parkview has bounced around the back end of the top ten of the National Top 50 rankings throughout the season to this point and with the ability to send Marshall to the mound to take on Venice in the tourney opener, they have a chance to pull a minor upset and move into position to capture the championship.
It would not be a surprise at all if the Panthers were to add the 2013 PG High School Showdown to a growing list of championships.
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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/s7d7s3/multiple_mobile) has announced the addition of the "Multiple Mobile Identities Strategies: Dual-SIM Phones, Virtual Numbers and Offers for Travelers: Africa & Middle East Telecom Insider / Vol. 5, No 2, Edition 8" report to their offering.
Demand for multiple mobile profiles presents sizable opportunities in both developing and developed markets. In emerging markets, using more than one SIM is common and is mainly driven by bargain hunting. In Botswana, for instance, the number of subscriptions reached 152% of the population in 2012, even though only 66% of the population used mobile phones, meaning that most mobile users held more than one SIM card. As for developed markets, people there are trying to find a way of using their mobile phones affordably when they travel and often have a second number for the sake of convenience. Everywhere, mobile subscribers are increasingly adopting multiple mobile profiles, and operators are beginning to respond to user needs with new and innovative products and services.
This Insider Report will examine various ways in which operators can respond to the situation and the merits of these approaches. Demand for multiple mobile identities is different in developing and developed countries. Generally, in developed markets a strategy of supplementing existing services with value-added services is used most widely, while users in developing markets will be more sensitive to offers that can improve their daily lives. This Insider presents case studies of operators including Airtel and Tigo Rwanda as well as the pure plays Movirtu and OneSimCard, examining how these different market participants approach the multiple mobile identities opportunity. We conclude with some recommendations.
Published monthly for each of the world's most dynamic regions, Telecom Insiders are packed with trend analysis, industry best practices, market sizing and forecasting, competitor analysis, and case studies, providing you information you can leverage to make better business decisions.
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- Three Hong Kong
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- Warid Telecom Pakistan
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MILLVILLE, NJ, SEPT 9 – Shane Narbonne took his first Vance & Hines XR1200 race when challenger Travis Wyman had a nasty high-side in pursuit just a few corners from the end of the 12-lap race at New Jersey Motorsports Park.
Narbonne and Wyman had been part of a seven-rider nose-to-tail pack that were rarely separated by more than second over the course of the first 11 laps. A number of riders took turns at the front, but not Narbonne. It wasn't until early on the final lap that he took the lead and controlled the pace.
Wyman was chasing Narbonne in the Turn 11A kink right when Wyman lost the rear, then pitched him to the ground. Narbonne (Teterboro Rams LLC/Newsholme Financial Center) had a clear path to victory, winning by 1.113 secs. As the riders behind danced to avoid the carnage, KLR Group/Spyke's Harley-Davidson's Michael Barnes stole second from former teammate Tyler O'Hara (Scrubblade/Bartel's Harley-Davidson), who he beat to the line by .004 sec.
Suburban Harley-Davidson's Benny Carlson was fourth, less than a tenth of a second back, with Jake Holden fifth on the Mob Racing/Teterboro Rams LLC XR1200.
Tyler Wyman (Harv's Harley-Davidson) was the final rider in the lead pack, finishing sixth.
With Narbonne not in the XR Showdown, Benny Carlson took over the championship lead with 1064 points. Kyle Wyman, who was credited with 15th, is second at 1062, with O'Hara third at 1061 and Banres at 1060.
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In the fifth installment of NHL Power Rankings by position, I'm taking a look at the 10 best goaltenders in the NHL today.
But first, a few ground rules. In order to qualify as a "goaltender," the player must be listed on NHL.com's 2010-11 regular season statistics page as a G (obviously) and have played a minimum of 41 regular season NHL games last year.
Beyond that, I've taken into account a number of factors when crafting this list: puck-stopping proclivity, puck-handling ability, defensive awareness and positioning, leadership and strength of the team in front of the netminder—some goaltenders really do have it easier than others!
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On Saturday, July 17, the Charleston RiverDogs are taking the initiative and going Green: Alvin Greene that is.
With all the talk earlier this year of a "Mr. Lady Liberty" statue at nearby Patriot Point, the RiverDogs already planned to give away miniature "Mr. Lady Liberty" statues to the first 1,000 fans in attendance as part of their "Be Your Own Statue" night on Saturday, July 17, against the Augusta GreenJackets. First pitch is set for
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The Democratic Senate hopeful stated recently that in an effort to reduce the state's high unemployment rate, action figures in his likeness should be created and sold.
"Little dolls. Me. Like maybe little action dolls. Me in an Army uniform, Air Force uniform and me in my suit," said the candidate.
"We were already excited for our 'Be Your Own Statue' night even before Mr. Greene served up this lob," said RiverDogs General Manager Dave Echols. "Who better epitomizes the American dream that anything is possible than Mr. Greene?"
Taking a cue from the Manning native, the RiverDogs will set up an economic stimulus station on the stadium's concourse. Special workers -- hired specifically for this game -- will be available at the station to place cutouts of Mr. Greene's face on fans' statues, completing the ultimate "Mr. Lady Liberty" figurine.
Even the RiverDogs' Souvenir Shop is getting in campaign mode. Inspired by Mr. Greene's attire during his acceptance speech, the club is also giving fans the chance to make their own family reunion t-shirts at the heat press located just outside the store.
For a team renowned for its antics, having fun is nothing new for the New York Yankees' Single-A ballclub, the celebration of the American Dream and the economic boost provided by the "Be Your Own Statue" night are just an added bonus.
The RiverDogs continue their five-game series at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park against the Augusta GreenJackets on Thursday, July 15 at For more information on tickets visit www.riverdogs.com or call the box office at (843) 577-DOGS (3647).
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Visit one of the hotspots of Canadian Caving and experience multiple caves over the course of a 3-day backpacking trip. Alpine Caving is a very STRENUOUS activity; it takes place in a remote mountainous area where rescue is notoriously difficult and protracted; it is a serious undertaking and not suitable for everyone.
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The Andy Goode Plateau is considered one of the top caving destinations in Canada, and for good reason! Home to dozens of caves including some of the country's longest, this small area truly is a caving paradise.
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It is never too early to start reading to and with a child. Early literacy skills begin to develop long before children are actually reading the words on a page. Words can be found everywhere in our daily lives. Here's something fun to try. On your next trip to the grocery store, take advantage of the many words visible to read aloud. The produce section is a great place to get started. When you pick up some apples, point to the letter A in the sign for apple.
I think. I create. I invent. Create it at your library during Teen Tech Week, March 6-12, 2016. Our libraries offer teens a space to explore, create, and share while extending learning beyond the classroom. Joining in the fun is easy! Teens in grades 6-12 are invited to drop by the teen area any time during the hours listed below and get creative. Share your creations with your friends and with us by tagging them @crrlnews #TTW16 .
Don't miss the Gifts for Furry Friends classes this fall, part of our Fabulous Fridays classes for students in grades K-6. Working with natural and easy-to-find materials, kids can create thoughtful gifts for animals to enjoy during the harsh winter months.
This hands-on activity, with lots of opportunity for creativity, can help satisfy kids' curiosity about what animals do in the winter. Throughout the season, they can delight in having helped their furry friends as they learn more about the natural world.
Josephine Baker was an African-American singer, dancer, actor, and political activist who rose to prominence in the 1920s. In the book Josephine, written by Patricia Hruby Powell and illustrated by Christian Robinson, her astonishing life is recounted with powerful text as well as enthralling images. Her story is one of struggle, perseverance, and resilience. Her strength of character and fortitude helped her navigate the precarious pathways of life more than once.
Calamity came to Earth ten years ago in the book Steelheart, by Brian Sanderson. David was eight years old when the entire planet was changed by Calamity and the Epics were created. The Epics were ordinary folks who gained superpowers and were transformed into super villains.
Join us in celebrating Teen Tech Week, March 9-15, 2014 when the Central Rappahannock Regional Library system and libraries throughout the country, make the time to showcase all of the great nonprint resources and services that are available to teens and their families. This national initiative is sponsored by the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association.
Joining in the fun this year is easy for those in grades 6-12!
In Taemon's world, the community of Deliverance, all activity and actions take place through the use of telekenesis.For example, no hands are needed when eating. One simply lifts the food into one's mouth through the power of thought. In fact, it is considered unseemly to use one's hands at all in the book Freakling, by Lana Krumweide. Additionally, Taemon is able to harness his psi in a rather unconventional way. He is able to let his mind wander. This enables him to see into the inner workings of things. But allowing one's mind to wander is forbidden.Taemon is an out-of-the-box thinker in a world that wants to box everyone in.
The votes are in and the winners have been chosen. The 7th and 8th grade students at Rodney Thompson Middle School have chosen their favorite titles for this year's Cafe Book program.
Top Picks:
Cold Cereal by Adam Rex
A boy who may be part changeling, twins involved in a bizarre secret experiment, and a clurichaun in a red tracksuit try to save the world from an evil cereal company whose ultimate goal is world domination.
Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans
Michael Vey seems like an ordinary teenager, but he has a unique power. After his mother is kidnapped he and his friends have to find his mother and fight the hunters to save other kids with the same powers.
Other Favorites:
Starters by Lissa Price
Sweet Venom by Tera Lynn Childs
This Dark Endeavor: The Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein by Kenneth Oppel
Apothecary by Maile Meloy
Curveball: The Year I Lost My Grip by Jordan Sonnenblick
The votes are in and the 7th and 8th grade students from H.H. Poole Middle School have selected their favorites from the titles presented at this year's Cafe Book program.
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Ultraviolet by R. J. Anderson
Almost seventeen-year-old Alison, who has synesthesia, finds herself in a psychiatric facility accused of killing a classmate whose body cannot be found.
Other Favorites are:
A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness
Lions of Little Rock by Kristin Levine
Wonder by R. J. Palacio
Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
True Blue by Deborah Ellis
Starters by Lissa Price
The votes are in and the students at Shirley Heim Middle School have chosen their favorite titles from the books presented during this year's Cafe Book program.
Top Pick:
Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans
Michael Vey seems like an ordinary teenager, but he has a unique power. After his mother is kidnapped he and his friends have to find his mother and fight the hunters to save other kids with the same powers.
Other Favorites:
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Apothecary by Maile Meloy
Cold Cereal by Adam Rex
Sweet Venom by Tera Lynn Childs
Curveball: The Year I Lost my Grip by Jordan Sonnenblick
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2010 Mazda 3 Sedan s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
I have owned my 2010 Mazda 3 Gran Touring 2.5L 6 speed since October of 2010.
I recently hit 30K miles on it.
It does have some minor workmanship issues.
When it's cold, the instrument cluster rattles (which stinks if you have OCD).
The front left speaker needs to be replaced.
And now the front rotors are warped.
The dealership told me over the phone this morning that in Colorado, warped brakes are a common problem, but they aren't going to do anything about it because it's wear and tear.
Funny, I haven't had any "common" brake warping problems in my other cars I own, especially at 30K miles.
Its a decent vehicle, but I have been reading up on the Dodge Dart.... just sayin'.
I average 29-30 mpg with the 2.5 liter. I am light on the gas and usually skip gears in normal traffic which helps. When my wife drives it, she gets 25-26 mpg. Hmmm..... Interior is comfortable and the seat bolsters keep you in the seat nicely. It does have a lot of options and good bang for the buck. The only option I didn't get was the sunroof and the GPS. The GPS is a 3.5" screen at the top of the center stack far away from the driver which seemed useless. Radio controls on the wheel work good since I am taller and need to keep the seat back a little farther and would have to lean forward to change stations. Overall good power.
Stock tires turned into baloney skins at 20K. Replaced tires with Sailun Atrezzo all seasons and have had no problems with them and they were decent in the snow. I have read numerous blogs about premature clutch problems, which has me worried, but I guess I am going to have to wait and see. Some of the interior plastic rattles which can get annoying. Back seat is a little small, especially since I have keep the seat back. My 5 year old keeps kicking the back of my seat since she is not tall enough to have her knees bend at the seat edge.
2010 Mazda 3 Sedan s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
words cannot explain how horrible my experience with mazda was. first my clutch failed(due to pressure plate wearing unevenly) with no warning at 19500 miles, after only owning since november, and then the service department treated me like crap, ignored their mechanics who said it was defective, screamed at me to the point i was in tears in the middle of the floor, and refused to cover the repairs, corporate was not much a better experience as they didnt care and wouldnt give me any answers. i contacted the local news stations and everyone in PITTSBURGH PA will know what has happened.
great sound system, easy ride, beautiful design
fix the pressure plates! tires wore way too quickly.
2010 Mazda 3 Sedan s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
After my first test drive of a 2010 Grand Touring Sedan I fell in love and knew this was the right car for me. The handling in the Mazda 3 is downright amazing! This car just hangs on and is how every front wheel drive car should handle. The ride is very good for the sporting capabilities of the Mazda 3. Interior is fantastic. Materials are all very high quality, feature content is superb. Seats are VERY comfortable and supportive. The engine and transmission are gem's. The 2.5 engine is so smooth it is easy to hit the rev limiter while winding it out. Fuel economy is good. The power from the 2.5 may feel "soft" initially but once you get it above ~2500 RPM it goes well.
2.5 engine Transmission Steering Handling Interior Quality Interior Features Reliability Bose Sound System Advanced Keyless Steerable Bi-Xenon headlamps
Raise redline on 2.5 engine Navigation System Auto-Up on all 4 windows (see VW windows) Auto-Sunroof control (see VW sunroof)
2010 Mazda 3 Sedan s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
After turning in my Mazda 6 I decided to try out the 3. The Grand Touring is worth the extra bucks with heated leather seats, moon-roof etc. The gas mileage for a smaller car kinda stinks since the best I could get is 24 mpg. The handling around tight turns is fun although I wish the car was faster. I thought the 2.5 engine on a smaller car would be better. The best 0-60 I could get was around 8 seconds. My manual shifting days are over so when they come out with the Mazda Speed in an automatic, I'm there!
With 8 bose speakers factory installed, I thought this would be the best sounding radio I've ever had but unfortunately it's the worst. Terrible reception and the sound is missing an entire range. Cd's sound a lot better and MP3's sound amazing but the tuner for AM/FM is really bad!
2010 Mazda 3 Sedan s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
This is an initial review and I'll provide more feedback after logging more miles. However, here are some first thoughts. The Mazda 3s GT is a very fun car to drive, with good performance and excellent handling. It is not very refined, with much engine noise and some cheap interior materials. It is a very good car, but maybe not as great as people say. Compared to a Civic or Corolla it is worlds better; compared to an Audi or Saab it is worlds worse. The decontenting (no more mirror signals, foot well illumination, etc) that took place mid-year gives away some of the car's edge on competitors.
Xenon lights, heated seats, interior design, exterior color choices, and manual transmission are all nice. Overall, the great handling is the best feature. The Tech package would have been nice to get but they are extremely hard to find.
The windows and sunroof should retain functioning after the engine has been shut off. The engine noise is loud for no real reason. There is no place to store change and the rear seat is much less roomy than the specs would indicate. The dash is covered with a cheap material.
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