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Adults 16 years of age or older may enroll in the High School Equivalency Program. Students under 18 years of age are required to submit a completed Minor Enrollment Packet. Packets are available in the Learning Center. Students receive instruction in the areas of reading, mathematics, writing, science and social studies.
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Thirty years ago 880 hectors of pine trees were planted on the small, isolated island of Aneityum, in an effort to prevent erosion problems. In the past decade the community has begun to take advantage of this resource by establishing the Aneityum Forest Timber Community Project (AFTCP), a community owned project managed by local families. The project relies on an old, unreliable tractor for tree harvesting. Because of the island's isolated location, new tractor parts and fuel are delivered infrequently and at a high cost. This has delayed progress on the project many times in the past year. Civic pride and faith in the economic future of the local community are undermined when the project is delayed, leading many young people to move to urban areas.
To address these problems the AFTCP has proposed a creative solution. Two work horses are to replace the tractor as the means of harvesting trees. On Aneityum, the horses offer many advantages over the tractor. They can be fed with local resources, they have a longer life expectancy, and they produce fertilizer, instead of harmful carbon emissions as a waste product. Horses also cause less erosion than tractors do. Beyond their immediate use to the timber project, horses can also serve as transport, pack-animals, and plow-animals for the community, as well as generate additional income in the tourism industry. It is hoped the horses will make the project more efficient, sustainable and profitable in the future. Since the project is community owned, increases in profits go to local families.
Partnership funds are requested to buy and transport two fully trained horses, work equipment, and the services of a trainer. The community is providing materials, land and labor to construct horse yards and horse feed areas, as well as room and board for an on-site trainer.

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November 13, 2013 —
A visit to Bethel by Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week to celebrate passage of the New York State casino referendum brought a shot of development revelry to Sullivan County, and about an hour later, Sullivan County boosters engaged in another bout of developmental cheerleading at a public hearing over a project called the Veria Lifestyle Management Center.
Regarding the need or market for such a facility, a cost benefit analysis of the project said, "there is no facility in the U.S. to provide Nature Cure, Yoga Sciences, Ayurvedic Medical Treatment along with treatment by organic and bio-dynamic nutrition."
Ayurvedic medicine is, according to Wikipedia, "a system of traditional medicine native to the Indian subcontinent and a form of alternative medicine."
The lifestyle center will be built by a company headed by Indian billionaire Subhash Chandra, a media mogul and chairman of the Indian conglomerate Essel Group. The organization's lifestyle initiatives include a cable television channel called Veria Living, which features health and lifestyle programs; it launched in various cable systems in the New York City area at the end of 2012. The channel recently hired Eric Sherman as its CEO; Sherman is the former manager of Steven Tyler, the lead singer of the classic rock group Aerosmith.
The organization's plans for Sullivan County include the purchase of the 110- acre Kutshers Resort property in the Town of Thompson, and investing $90 million to refurbish some of the buildings, demolish others and build new ones. The facility will feature about 265 rooms and other amenities.
The purpose of the public hearing was to take public comment on the organization's request of the Industrial Development Agency (IDA) to be granted tax breaks on the project. The cost/benefit analysis claims that most of the tax breaks will be offset by sales taxes paid in the county by new residents who come to the county to work at the center, leaving, "$1,025 per household as the net cost for the Town of Thompson and Sullivan County services." The analysis projects the cost to taxpayers of about $20 million versus benefits of about $138 million over 16 years.
A dozen or so business people and others spoke about the project in glowing terms and no one expressed opposition to it. Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce CEO Terri Ward said, "The Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce, our board of directors, the staff and our 530 members all support this project and urge the IDA to give as many incentives as possible."
Scott Samuelson, chair of the Sullivan County Legislature, was equally supportive. He said, the project is "bringing things into the county we're looking for: healthcare, wellness. It's a perfect project. We're very excited. After the news that was announced last night (the vote on Proposition One), it's going to fit just perfectly into the scheme of what we're going to be doing here in Sullivan County for years to come. I couldn't be more in favor and more excited about it."
The facility is projected to open in the spring of 2015.


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Florence Marjorie Baum of Sparta, TN and formerly of Jeffersonville, NY and Homestead, FL, passed away Saturday, January 1, 2011 at NHC of Sparta. She was 89.
The daughter of the late Lester and Marion Fraser Simonson Sr., she was born January 23, 1921 in Camden, NJ.
Mrs. Baum was a full-time homemaker and mom but also worked at Sullivan's Department Store in Liberty, and later at the Senior Citizens Center in Homestead.
She is survived by her children Janet Klein of Sparta, Edward Baum Jr. of Miami, FL, Russell Baum of Rock Island, TN, Terry Lynn Baum of Quebeck, TN and Cheryl Baum of Youngsville, NY; brother Lester Simonson Jr. of Jeffersonville; 16 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews.
A private service will be held at Hunter Funeral Home, Sparta, TN.
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Last week, President Barack Obama delivered remarks on the way forward in Afghanistan. President Obama said:
"...In one of the most difficult decisions that I've made as President, I ordered an additional 30,000 American troops into Afghanistan. When I announced this surge at West Point, we set clear objectives: to refocus on al Qaeda, to reverse the Taliban's momentum, and train Afghan security forces to defend their own country. I also made it clear that our commitment would not be open-ended, and that we would begin to draw down our forces this July.
"Tonight, I can tell you that we are fulfilling that commitment. Thanks to our extraordinary men and women in uniform, our civilian personnel, and our many coalition partners, we are meeting our goals. As a result, starting next month, we will be able to remove 10,000 of our troops from Afghanistan by the end of this year, and we will bring home a total of 33,000 troops by next summer, fully recovering the surge I announced at West Point. After this initial reduction, our troops will continue coming home at a steady pace as Afghan security forces move into the lead. Our mission will change from combat to support. By 2014, this process of transition will be complete, and the Afghan people will be responsible for their own security."
In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said, "...The United States is meeting the goals [President Obama] set for our three-track strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The military surge has ramped up pressure on al-Qaida and Taliban insurgents. The civilian surge has bolstered the Afghan and Pakistani governments, economies, and civil societies, and undercut the pull of the insurgency. The diplomatic surge is supporting Afghan-led efforts to reach a political solution that will chart a more secure future."
Secretary Clinton continued, "...It's important we have the resources to continue implementing our strategy. The State Department is following the Pentagon's model and creating a special emergency fund -- an Overseas Contingency Operations account -- that separates normal operating costs from extraordinary wartime expenses. Now, I will hasten to say we are painfully aware of today's fiscal reality. And I know that it is tempting for some to peel off the civilian and diplomatic elements of our strategy. They obviously make fewer headlines; people don't know as much about them. And it would be a terrible mistake, and I'm not saying that just for myself, but as our commanders on the ground will tell you, the three surges work hand-in-hand."
Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Robert Blake offered a glimpse of civilian efforts in Afghanistan, spotlighting how regional partners are supporting educational initiatives in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Monique Quesada, Political and Economic Chief at the U.S. Consulate in Herat, explained why she volunteered to serve in Afghanistan.
While remembering former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger, Secretary Clinton spoke about the dedication of Foreign Service Officers. The Secretary said, "...It takes a special commitment to join the Foreign Service, a willingness to live and work in far-off places, to learn languages like Serbo-Croatian, and it's a commitment not only by officers, but by their families."
Secretary Clinton continued, "...Fifty years from now, many of us will no longer be here, but at the State Department, I am confident people will still be telling stories about Lawrence Eagleburger -- the Foreign Service officer who rose all the way to the seventh floor as Secretary of State, the diplomat who helped presidents and secretaries and America lead through times of crisis, the man who traveled with briefcases full of cartons of cigarettes, who always made time to talk with the junior officers. His time as Secretary was brief, but his service was long, and his impact will endure."
In other news, Secretary Clinton traveled to Guatemala and Jamaica, where she participated in the Central American Security Conference and the High-Level U.S.-Caribbean Conference. Secretary Clinton addressed the growing violence and insecurity that transnational crime has spawned in Central America and celebrated the contributions of the Caribbean diaspora in the United States.
Venezuelan-born Greivis Vasquez, an NBA rookie with the Memphis Grizzlies, WNBA star Kayte Christensen, and former NBA player Darvin Ham hosted a series of basketball clinics for children from underserved neighborhoods in Caracas and demonstrated the ability of sports to connect people across borders. Meanwhile, Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs Reta Jo Lewis participated in several events to promote peer-to-peer dialogue among U.S. mayors and their international counterparts. Special Representative Lewis also met with Mayor Jean Quan of Oakland and Mayor Edwin M. Lee of San Francisco, which host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Senior Official's Meeting and the Women and the Economy Summit (WES) this September.
During a special press briefing, Assistant Secretary of State East Asia and Pacific Affairs Kurt Campbell outlined U.S. long-standing interests in the Pacific and previewed his travel to the region this week with colleagues from the U.S. Agency for International Development, the Department of Defense, and the Pacific Fleet. Secretary Clinton, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Japanese Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto, and Japanese Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa participated in the U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee meeting.
Secretary Clinton also met with South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Sung, Hwan, and USAID Administrator Raj Shah joined her for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on development cooperation between the United States and South Korea. USAID Administrator Shah also joined Under Secretary of State Robert Hormats to announce the recipients of the 2011 World Food Prize, honoring individuals who have advanced human development by improving the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world. Meanwhile, Pacific Partnership 2011 continued its humanitarian mission to Papua New Guinea and Timor-Leste.
First Lady Michelle Obama traveled to Botswana and South Africa, where she met with young people and organizations dedicated to combating HIV/AIDS. In other news on the continent, the Sudanese government and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement reached an agreement to reduce tensions in Abyei and improve the security and humanitarian situation on the ground, while American diplomats continued to expand relationships with local leaders, international partners and civil society organizations in Southern Sudan to promote peace and stability.
Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration Eric Schwartz underscored the critical role refugee assistance plays in U.S. government efforts to ease suffering and promote conditions for reconciliation and peace. Dora Chanesman shared her remarkable journey from refugee to American citizen. Her entry was part of our ongoing effort to commemorate the Refugee Convention, approved 60 years ago by a special United Nations conference.
Last week, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations hosted the original UN Charter, reminding us that "while the world's most pressing challenges cannot be tackled by the United States alone, there is no substitute for U.S. leadership in the world."
In related news, the UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution on sexual and gender identity, while U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice addressed multilateral efforts to promote human rights for LGBT persons around the world. Secretary Clinton will address the human rights of LGBT people and U.S. foreign policy on Monday, June 27 at 10:25 a.m. (EDT). You will be able to watch her remarks streamed live on www.state.gov and DipNote.
Secretary Clinton will also release the annual Trafficking in Persons Report on Monday, June 27, 2011, at 2:00 p.m. (EDT). You will be able to watch the report's rollout on www.state.gov and DipNote. Later in the week, Secretary Clinton will travel to Budapest and Vilnius, where she will participate in the Community of Democracies 6th Ministerial. Stay tuned to DipNote for more on her trip. In the meantime, we thank our readers for your comments and look forward to continuing to hear from you this week.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Folks are going to be hearing about this now that CNN has picked it up as national news, but I thought I'd give you folks an eye witness account of the forest fire that threatens Los Alamos national labs.
Yesterday afternoon when this started, I looked west and I can only describe it as looking exactly like a volcano had just blown its top. This fire is now in a 24 hours time span grown to over 45,000 acres...winds @ 40+ mph.
Evac of homes etc. in progress.
National incident teams on site, power, phones, and they just cut off natural gas to the labs as a safety precaution, fire's less than a mile away.
They say all the radioactive stuff stored there is not at risk, "yet" ...Quote /unquote get this,..."yet."
Given the other fire across the valley that has charred 15 square miles that threatens my city watershed, as well as northern communities I do believe that my neck of the woods is about to be declared a national disaster area in the next 24-48 hours.
It would be real good of the President to fly on out here and pay folks a visit, as the proverbial cowpie has hit the fan.
Somewhere in the archives of this blog is my reccolection of the last time this happened about a dozen years ago and all I can say is that we have the potential for a major nuclear event on our hands, and it's lookin' to get a lot worse before it's all over.
Please pray for rain, if your into that.
Or bang a drum, do a rain dance and get pagan about it, we need all the help we can get. I hope folks will pass this on to the White House because this is beyond all current resources we have to contend with it.
We have Zero...repeat Zero containment at present.
Thanks for passing this message upward and onward.
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UPDATE 9:00pm 6/27
Los Alamos, NM – Los Alamos County officials are reporting the fire is now threatening Los Alamos. They are ordering a mandatory evacuation which will begin and proceed in this order: Group 1: Western, Quemazon, Ponderosa; Group 2: North Community, Barranca Mesa, North Mesa; Group 3: East of Diamond and the remainder of the town site.
Source; SantaFeNewmexican newspaper
Order came about 2:00 pm , there's about 12-14,000 residents in the county which are affected.
Not to be alarmist, but we have just a wee bit of a situation here in New Mexico that could effect way more than just us locals.
P.S. You folks have a DART team you can spare? Those folks would be quite useful right about now I think, bein' it is what it is, and definately of disasterous proportions.
W.W. writes:
At the end of the week everything turned to Violence again Like Egypt Libya Syria Greece ...The system is still unstable and not equilibrate..after standing for LGBT afghan libyan and african there was a guy who stood up claiming for his right as DADT worker..This guy was struggling for taxes bills while he was hardly trying to bring food on his children table when suddenly a piano start playing...was quite an interesting song ...a song was finally floating on air...so as a man from a snowy river after a cup of red wine ...went to bed ready for the next day of hard work
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Update: Las Conchas fire-
Evac of Los Alamos went off without a hitch, aprox. 12,000 folks are either staying with friends, relatives, or in various shelters.
Fire is now 60,000 + acres, spot fires on lab property put out, "no off-site radioactive releases detected" was how one official put it, fire surrounds the labs on three sides, every resource avail. has been called in from the region and while threat remains and potential does exist, folks did one fantastic job of fighting this thing as yesterday was a "critical day" and succeeded in holding the lines, even as live embers were being blown a mile or more ahead of the main fire.
It isn't over yet by any stretch, it it still zero percent contained, some recent reports put it at 3%, but were talkin' 19 square miles of burning forest in tinder dry condition, what's got folks worried is the extreme nature of this fire's rapid growth.
Fortunately it looks like a "worst case" scenario has been avoided thus far.
Folks got on top of this thing in an all out effort in a very timely manner. Many thanks and kudos to all involved!
The patience, compassion and self discipline my fellow New Mexicans have shown in this crisis would set example for anyone caught up in disaster as to best methods of dealing with it effectively.
I still think the Pres. needs to take time out of his week to come pay us a visit, 'cause right about now would be a good time to talk about renewable resources and proper forest management.
Among a few other national security topics.
D.N. in Kansas writes:
This blog is great. It will allow the world to keep track of your pretending to engage in diplomacy with Iran while your "administration" plans to bomb them without Congressional authorization, practical justification, the support of the American people, international legal support, or even the most basic sense of right and wrong.
Thanks for keeping us safe by radicalizing half-a-million Muslim citizens. Great work!


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The bathrooms in Sochi are used to getting a lot of attention. First there was the twin toilet buzz followed by an American bobsledder being forced to smash his way out of a locked bathroom.
Yesterday, Team USA sled hockey goalie Steve Cash got stuck in the bathroom in his hotel room in Sochi. Luckily, Cash had his phone on him so he could call for help and also send out a light-hearted tweet: "Locked in the bathroom as we speak. No food in sight... Where is Wilson when you need him?"
Teammate Taylor Lipsett and a few others came to help him, using various tools to try to get the door unlocked. They were finally able to and free the paralympian, who was not injured.


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Jokes aside, what is someone called if there from Hull or Lincoln or Grimsby or Leeds or Newcastle or Wakefield or Torquay or Edinburgh or Exeter, etc.
And what is the term for these names of "people who come from that place"?!
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I had my sweet son on October 29th after he was born I never experienced any engorgement. The day I got home from the hospital we noticed in his diaper what looked like blood but we thought that it was from his umbilical cord. He was also sleepy all the time. The next day he had more "blood" in his diaper. This whole time I was breastfeeding exclusively. Then we went to the Doctor for his out of hospital check up and found that he had lost 400 grams since coming out of the hospital. The Dr then had me bring in a urine sample and there was no blood in it. It was just super concentrated urine.
At that point we were told to start supplementing him which we did. Since then I have continued to bf him as much as possible. We use a bottle to supplement which led to some serious sore nipples and his latch is still not great but now he is draining me dry very quickly and I have a lot less pain.
I also have Rayneault's Syndrome in my nipples which means that my niples turn white after every feeding. I have learned that I can get them back to normal by using a hair dyer on them which has helped alot too.
I have tried to increase my milk supply by using Fenugreek, Blessed Thistle, pumping all which helped a little but i still did not make enough to feed him. I would nurse and nurse and nurse him. I could not pump very much at all and with the sore nipples pumping was sometimes out of the question.
I am at six weeks postpartum now and I still had lochia which had never really changed kinda slow and steady after the first few days out of hospital. Two days ago I had what was a piece of placenta come out. It was not large but sizable enough for me to say what the heck is that.
My question is has anyone else had this happen to them and what can I expect now?
Will I experience a "normal" milk flow now automatically like would be usual at the end of pregnancy?
Will I have to continue supplementing?


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Tuesday, March 25th, 2014Mill Valley Public LibraryCreekside Room7 PM (doors open at 6:45)Photoshop I| March 25th, 7:00pm
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Pica is an eating disorder that is characterized by the repeated eating of non-nutritive substances over a period of one month or longer. Patients may eat non-edible objects such as paint, plaster, dirt, ice, or laundry starch. Pica generally affects small children, pregnant women, and people whose cultural environment is most compatible with the eating of non-food items.
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Originally Posted by Chaoz
Seriously, that summon was gargantuan!
I don't think that was a summoning. I think he made that thing with his wood style+sage mode.
kishi is definatley makeing it look hard for naruto and sasuke to pass them they gonna need some big development still
so hashi is sage after all lol
Originally Posted by 2big
kishi is definatley makeing it look hard for naruto and sasuke to pass them they gonna need some big development still
that´s why we read the manga, otherwise i´d be watching friends..NOT!
madara's mokuton is so much inferior to that of hashi.And hashi is a sage lets see whats more SENJU TSU he has in in his arsenal.
Well it was massive
Originally Posted by palmer
Well it was massive
That's what she said...
is badass can't wait ...
But how the hell is Hashirama going to fight with something that looks soooo weird.:confused::confused:
Since Kishi makes some cool to DBZ once in a while I think Hashirama really resembles Goku. At least, the Goofyness and extreme power. Also he is from the (physically) strongest race just like the Saiyans where. Tobirama in my eyes resembles Vegeta a lot. The way he crosses his arms, shouts at Hashi. Even the ''hmph'' kinda thing when Hashi talked serious to him.
Anyways, reading the comments I saw that someone said that Hashi might be a Monkey-Sage. I also expect something like this now, since the Saiyans are sort of monkeys too.
Would be awesome if he summons some kind of Oozaroo. Or has a final form with a tail or something. Maybe a combination where his hair turns gold also! But that might go to far. :-P
ikr. Hashi is a beast
his one of the six paths
it was kyuubi -_-
With the design of face markings on hashi's face he does resemble a monkey. Which would explain sarutobi's summoning. This to I guess is quite similar to the master - student relationship between jirayia and minato. As to our knowledge minato isent a sage and could still summon toads like saru could summon a monkey without being a sage. Which is in interesting as we see a chain between master and student within the leaf. Another possibility is also that seeing as the two are brothers from the same clan and near the same age, that tobirama could also be a sage himself. Which would make sense as the senju are a clan of the body
Originally Posted by bl4ckJack
yup dude ... its hugeeeee
OT: it seems like sage mode or some thing like Tsunades tech ... i dunno what it is :confused:
It's Sage Mode, Senpou means Ninja Art.
Originally Posted by ~Khallil-Sama~
hmm... so it has been proved that Hashi can use sage mode (senou=sage art)...
But I realize that shinsuusenju is much bigger than the Juubi O.O
the kyuubi is so small in comparizon to the shinsuusenju
I don't get the drawing of Hashi at the lower end of the image though. Since his jutsu was much bigger and gave him a higher elevation....why was he 'looking up' and not down?
Its a super thousand years of death
Hashirama did everything first... What a **** move by Kishi.
Holy ducktales thats huge
Imagine this in Anime
[it'll probably give me bumthrills]
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According to the Alan Guttmacher Institute (a special affiliate to Planned Parenthood), the 2009 to 2011 average for abortions in the United States was 1,212,400 per year. That equates to 3,322 per day, 138.4 an hour, 2.3 a minute, or one baby aborted every 26 seconds. This number actually reflects a slight decline in abortions in the United States. 1990 was the high point for abortions in the United States with 1.61 million. That equates to 4,410 a day, 183 an hour, 3 a minute, or one baby every 20 seconds.
By the time you read this the Alan Guttmacher Institute estimates there will have been about 55,900,000 abortions in the Untied States since 1973.
Other ways to think about that sum are
- California's population is only 37.7 million and New York state's population is 19.5 million.
- 55.9 million would be worth about 77 electoral votes (one more than the battleground states of Nevada, Wisconsin, Ohio, Virginia, and Florida put together).
|Number of abortions per year according to the Planned Parenthood-aligned Alan Guttmacher Institute
Poodlewaddle created a world clock with data of various categories. Click "Deaths" and then "Now" and watch abortion easily become a plurality of all deaths in the world.
Using Alan Guttmacher Institute numbers, the pro-life/anti-abortion website abortion counters states there have been over 1.28 billion abortions in the world since 1980. This is 18% of the world's current total population. That is a death rate of nearly one in five children.
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The future of postliberal theology
Postliberal theology has affirmed the decisive significance and the integrity of the biblical narrative. But in what way do postliberals affirm the truth of Christianity? Are they merely saying that the Bible is true in the way that a work of fiction is true?
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Rep. Colleen Hanabusa announced Wednesday that she was introduce a bill on Capitol Hill aimed at restoring the traditional day of observance of Memorial Day to May 30 instead of the last Monday in May.
Hanabusa is scheduled to introduce the bill on Thursday. She is a member of the House Armed Services Committee.
"On Memorial Day, we pay tribute to our fallen heroes who gave their lives to protect our great nation," said Rep. Hanabusa. "This special day was originally observed on May 30th each year, until Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1968 and changed the date to the last Monday in May. Because of this, many Americans have begun to celebrate the long weekend as the beginning of summer rather than honoring those who died courageously in battle."
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Madden NFL 10 ReviewBy Michael D'Alonzo - Posted Aug 10, 2009
Madden NFL 10 isn't perfect, but it's deeper, more challenging, and more realistic than ever before, and more so than nearly any other football game. This is a whole lot of game, and it should keep football fans everywhere very occupied for the next twelve months.
The Pros
- Excellent visuals and realistic presentation
- New tackling physics
- Robust Online Franchise mode
The Cons
- Some frame rate and lag issues
- Clunky save system
- Good things buried in the nav
It's an end-of-summer ritual and the single question that torments the video game store employee year after year: "Yo, you got that Madden?" Yes, it's almost fall, it's almost football season, and therefore, it's time for another edition of the Electronic Arts juggernaut that is Madden. I got Madden, and after over 20 hours of gridiron glory, it's got me, too.
Consistently the most solid football property on the market over the past 21 years, Madden doesn't need to do much to re-cement its place as an annual cash cow. But it's admirable to see EA Tiburon striving to bring a deeper, more realistic, and more immersive experience to the die-hard football fan with each successive release. And the good news is that, for the most part, they succeed in doing just that. It's not perfect, but Madden NFL 10 is the finest edition of the series to date.
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Madden 10 looks fantastic, from the locations, which look as spot-on as they do on TV, to the vivid weather conditions. These visuals are completely unmatchable. A lot of attention has been paid to ensuring that the presentation seems authentic, with fantastic halftime highlight packages, and even a weekly wrap-up show, the Extra Point, hosted by NFL Network's Fran Charles and Alex Flanagan. In the booth, the play-calling team of Chris Collinsworth and Tom Hammond do a decent job with voice acting, though it would be nice if there was more of it.
Of course, this isn't real life, and you notice that every now and again. There are glitches in a few spots, whether it's the strange animation that makes it look like a player is running without moving anything above his waist, the dark void in the mouths of the players where teeth are supposed to be, or some nasty collision detection, there are glitches here. Throw in some choppy frame-rates -- very frustrating in a game that's so timing-oriented -- and you will wish that these trivial details stand out against the gorgeous visuals.
Coach Wants To See You...Bring Your Playbook
Madden 10 isn't just defined by what new things it brings to the party, but also by which older things got to stay and which ones got the heave-ho. Over the years, the Madden series has been home to some great innovations (The Madden IQ Test, which is still here) and some truly awful ones (QB Vision, which is not). Among this year's innovations include Pro-Tak (procedural tackling), which allows for up to 9-man gang tackling, and steerable piles based on the player ratings of the running back and the defenders involved in the play. What it means is that running is not such a cut-and-dry event anymore, where the slightest contact would likely end a play. This time, if you're running with Brandon Jacobs, the animation and the gameplay allows for the fact that he's a load who can carry a pile an extra couple of yards, which can mean the difference between a third down conversion and a punt.
The same technology is in play with the new "Fight for the Ball" feature, in which a fumble can change hands numerous times between when the ball is popped out and when the referee signals possession via a button-mashing minigame. It's not frequent, but it's fun when it happens. The folks at EA Tiburon are also touting some new mechanics which dictate that defenders -- defensive backs, most appropriately -- can't blindly intercept passes if they're not looking at the ball. It doesn't mean that passes are easier to complete. In fact, you will find that the AI defenders close on the ball quicker and more aggressively than ever before, making it harder to just sit in the pocket and bomb away.
Some excellent pieces of Madden 09 have been retained, such as the Madden IQ Test and Madden Moments, but unfortunately, they're buried in the navigation, and harder to find than they should be. Also, Madden's save system really needs an overhaul at this point. Currently, it can lead to losing out on progress that you've made in the game, especially if you play for a long period of time and jump from one aspect of the game to another. Even an occasional save prompt would be nice.
On the positive side, the Playmaker Icons which littered the field over the past few years have gone the way of QB Vision. No longer will your player have a stamp that looks like a rocket, or Mercury's wings, or a waffle iron, which just served to confuse everyone to begin with.
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Let's talk about online play in Madden 10, which is the main area that EA Tiburon has really beefed up the action. The new Online Franchise mode allows you to create a franchise on your console, with as many as 31 of your friends, and take the micromanagement of running the team to your computer. It allows for trades, game management, waivers, league message boards, and more. You can hold a draft for your league, as well, and the feature set extends to the iPhone and iPod Touch, which means that millions of Apple-loving Madden players can literally access teams and leagues whenever they want. Think of it as being able to have "a little fantasy football with your fantasy football," meaning that you can not only play these games with your controller, but you can touch every part of your team whether you're close to the console or not.
Also new this year is Online Co-Op, which allows players to join together to play together online. Make no mistake about it, co-op is quite difficult, often times frustratingly so. I played co-op alongside another Madden veteran, and it was tough to complete a single pass, let alone play a whole season of meaningful games together. Playing co-op online can be a very satisfying experience in theory, but it can also be a very frustrating one in reality.
It's A Game Of Inches
In the end, it's the little things that make Madden 10 so rich and rewarding. Defensive gameplay has changed to allow pass rushers to make more satisfying and logical moves at the line of scrimmage. Kickers, even at their strongest, can no longer just boom kickoffs through the endzone on every attempt, and field goals are not quite as automatic as they used to be. You, as the head coach, will get to call injuries on the fly by seeing how putting a player back in the game can affect his season and even his career. Clock management is more realistic and difficult to master than ever before. Even the Wildcat formation is here. All of these elements add to the realism. It's harder, but in logical ways (and like football), you have to keep a balanced attack on offense, defense and special teams to ultimately be successful.
Madden NFL 10 isn't perfect, but it's deeper, more challenging, and more realistic than ever before, and more so than nearly any other football game. The addition of Online Franchise mode has made the game even deeper, in meaningful ways, and the changes to the gameplay presentation and mechanics are, on the whole, very good. If you can get the hang of online co-op, it could add even more depth, as well. This is a whole lot of game, and it should keep football fans everywhere very occupied for the next twelve months.


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Chiropractic aims to aid the human body's own innate intelligence, which seeks balance, or homeostasis, among systems in the body. Chiropractic also emphasizes that proper structure is necessary for proper function and holds that the nervous system is the primary coordinator of function throughout the body.
Chiropractic theorizes that nerve and organ dysfunction is often the result of misaligned vertebrae of the spine. When the vertebral segments become injured, fixated, or malaligned, soft tissues become irritated, adjacent muscles often tighten, and nerves can be irritated and their function impaired. This is called an "intervertebral subluxation."
This very common condition results from trauma, postural stress, congenital abnormalities, disc degeneration, and the toxic effects of infection. Simple daily living puts everyone at risk for this quite common condition.
Chiropractors use spinal assessment and adjustment to reduce the subluxation, and thus alleviate irritation of the nerves. Because the spine is such a complex structure, adjustments often involve multiple levels of the spine and even the extremities. The goal is balance and normalcy, and the cause of the stress may lie at a distance from any point of discomfort.
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The Tellun system was an inhabited planetary system. The two planets of this system, Elas and Troyius, were the homeworlds of the Elasians and Troyians respectively. This system was located in the Federation-Klingon border.
In 2268, both civilizations possessed the capability of mutural destruction. In that year, both the Federation and the Klingon Empire considered the Tellun system to reside within their respective borders. The Federation sought an end to the internal conflict and served as a mediator between Elasians and Troyians, while Klingons tried to subvert the peace efforts.
The USS Enterprise, a Federation starship, was assigned a secret diplomatic mission. Their mission: to facilitate the marriage of Elaan, the Dohlman of Elas, to the ruler of Troyius. This mission was interrupted by sabotage and an indecisive ship-to-ship engagement with a Klingon D7 class battle cruiser. During the course of battle, the Klingons' true interest in the Tellun system, access to Elasian dilithium deposits, was discovered. Regardless of these obstacles, the mission was a success. (TOS: "Elaan of Troyius")
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Academic summer camps wrap up at Dordt College
July 9, 2012
The Dordt College campus was filled with students during the final week of June as it hosted Dordt Discovery Days (DDD) for junior high students and Dordt College Studies in Mathematics and Statistics (SIMS) for high school students.
A record 246 students from the U.S., Canada, and the Netherlands participated in this year's DDD, a week-long educational camp. Students picked two classes from nearly 40 options. Classes ranged from Japanese Printmaking to Design on a Dime and from CSI Sioux Center to Eyewitness News. A complete list of this year's classes can be found here.
In addition to classwork, kids participated in daily activities and games including Bigger and Better, along with evening Praise and Worship. Most of the students lived on campus and experienced a taste of what college life is like.
"Discovery Days is the fastest week of my year!" said Barb Mellema, co-director of the camp. "Meeting the expectations of nearly 250 campers is a huge undertaking. But we know that we provide a great program where students are meeting new friends, exploring new ideas, and having new adventures."
SIMS hosted 20 high school students from six states who are especially interested in mathematics and statistics. "The week went very well, and I was surprised at how quickly the group bonded," said Valorie Zonneveld, Dordt College mathematics professor and co-director of SIMS. "It's enjoyable to work with such a motivated and gifted group of students."
Along with research and recreational activities, the program exposed students to careers and research in mathematics and statistics.
This is the first year that SIMS was offered at Dordt College, and the college expects to do it again next year. "These opportunities to engage and mentor future college students are an exciting way to expand Dordt College's impact in the world," said Jim Bos, associate provost and registrar.
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Homocystinuria due to Cystathionine Beta-Synthase Deficiency
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Homocystinuria is a rare metabolic condition characterized by an excess of the compound homocystine in the urine. The condition may result from deficiency of any of several enzymes involved in the conversion of the essential amino acid methionine to another amino acid (cysteine)--or, less commonly, impaired conversion of the compound homocysteine to methionine. Enzymes are proteins that accelerate the rate of chemical reactions in the body. Certain amino acids, which are the chemical building blocks of proteins, are essential for proper growth and development.
In most cases, homocystinuria is caused by reduced activity of an enzyme known as cystathionine beta-synthase (CBS). Infants who develop homocystinuria due to CBS deficiency (which is also known as classical homocystinuria) may fail to grow and gain weight at the expected rate (failure to thrive) and have developmental delays. By approximately age three, additional, more specific symptoms and findings may become apparent. These may include partial dislocation (subluxation) of the lens of the eyes (ectopia lentis), associated "quivering" (iridodonesis) of the colored region of the eyes (iris), severe nearsightedness (myopia), and other eye (ocular) abnormalities. Although intelligence may be normal in some cases, many children may be affected by progressive mental retardation. In addition, some may develop psychiatric disturbances and/or episodes of uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain (seizures). Affected individuals also tend to be thin with unusually tall stature; long, slender fingers and toes (arachnodactyly); and elongated arms and legs ("marfanoid" features). In addition, affected individuals may be at risk for the development of blood clots that can become lodged within certain large and small blood vessels (thromboembolisms), potentially leading to life-threatening complications. Homocystinuria due to deficiency of CBS deficiency is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. The disorder is caused by changes (mutations) of a gene on the long arm (q) of chromosome 21 (21q22.3) that regulates the production of the CBS enzyme.
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