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Hello everyone, was wondering if I could get some help with this.
I understand that if we have a field K with subfield F, we can think of K as a vector space over F. But if K is just an integral domain and not a field, can we still think of it as a vector space over the field F?
yes. any ring R can be made into a vector space over a subfield F, provided that F lies in the center of R (which will always happen if R is commutative). this is because (R,+) is an abelian group, and distributivity of multiplication over additon, and the associativity of multiplication ensure that the ring multiplication will satisy the axioms for scalar multiplication (the requirement that F lie in the center of R is to ensure that the multiplication in R is bi-linear, so we need r(as) = a(rs), where a is in F, and r,s are in R).
there is, in fact, an name for this situation, such a ring is called an (associative) algebra. examples are: F[x], Mn(F) (nxn matrices over F), the continuous real-valued functions defined on a subset A of R, the quaternions (over the reals, but not over the complex field), and the set of linear operators on a Hilbert space.

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Caitlin Cary
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Caitlin Cary at Merlefest 2006
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|Caitlin Cary
|October 28, 1968
|East Cleveland, Ohio, USA
|Singing, violin
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|Whiskeytown, Ryan Adams, Jon Lindsay, NC Music Love Army, Small Ponds, Tres Chicas
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Caitlin Cary (born October 28, 1968) is an alt-country musician from Seville, Ohio.[1]
Early life[edit]
Caitlin Cary is the youngest of seven siblings (all older brothers). Her entire family was involved in music to some degree, with her parents' love for singing and her father's interest in building instruments.[2] She had begun to play the violin at age five, but put it aside as a teenager.[3] In addition to the violin, she also played her father's harpsichords, where she wrote some of her own songs.[2]
Cary went to college at the College of Wooster in Ohio.[2] She began working on a degree in English. During her college time, she picked up playing the violin again, and she formed a small 'jokey' band called Garden Weasels. After graduating from the College of Wooster, she enrolled in the graduate program in creative at North Carolina State. During this time, in 1993, musician Ryan Adams contacted Cary and asked her if she would play violin in a band that he was starting. Cary agreed to join, and they formed Whiskeytown.[3]
Cary released her first solo EP, Waltzie, in 2000. She has since released two full-length solo albums[4] and an album of duets with Thad Cockrell.[5] Cary has collaborated on albums with such artists as Tres Chicas, Alejandro Escovedo, Kenny Roby, Something For Kate and Greg Hawks and The Tremblers.
In 2013, Cary co-founded the North Carolina Music Love Army with Jon Lindsay. The collective of NC-based musicians created an LP entitled, We Are Not For Sale: Songs of Protest, to oppose the regressive actions of the North Carolina General Assembly. The album was released worldwide via Redeye Distribution on November 26, 2013.
- Albums with Whiskeytown
- Faithless Street (1995)
- Strangers Almanac (1997)
- Pneumonia (2001)
- Solo albums
- Waltzie (2000)
- While You Weren't Looking (2002)
- I'm Staying Out (2003)
- Sweetwater (2004) (as Tres Chicas with Tonya Lamm & Lynn Blakey)
- Begonias (2005; with Thad Cockrell)
- Bloom, Red & the Ordinary Girl (2006; as Tres Chicas)
- The Small Ponds
- NC Music Love Army
- We Are Not For Sale: Songs Of Protest (2013)
- "Dear Mr. McCrory" - by Jon Lindsay, featuring American Aquarium and Caitlin Cary (Sept. 2, 2014)
Caitlin is currently pairing up with Matt Douglas who is the lead singer and songster for The Proclivities. They paired up to perform in Raleigh's annual Love Hangover show, which features a male/female duo singing love song covers. They enjoyed singing together and went on to create the group Small Ponds. An EP was released on Last Chance Records in September 2010.
- Other Appearances
- ^ Winters, Kelly. "Caitlin Cary Biography". Musician Biographies. Net Industries. Retrieved 20 December 2013.
- ^ a b c Berick, Michael. "Caitlin Cary". Yep Roc Records. Retrieved 20 December 2013.
- ^ a b Dechert, Renee. "Caitlin Cary". Pop Matters. Retrieved 20 December 2013.
- ^ Devenish, C. (January 28, 2003). "Caitlin Cary Branches Out". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2008-11-14.
- ^ Himes, Geoffrey (June 24, 2005). "Caitlin Cary & Thad Cockrell "Begonias" Yep Roc". Washington Post. Retrieved 2008-11-14.
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- American violinists
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Chicken-and-Spinach Tortilla BakeNovember 2009
Makes: 4 servings
Prep: 20 mins
Bake: 20 mins
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 4 chicken cutlets (about 1 pound)
- Salt and pepper
- 1 1/2 cups store-bought salsa verde
- 3/4 cup ricotta cheese
- 4 large flour tortillas, cut into wedges
- 1/2 red onion, thinly sliced
- 3 cups baby spinach (about 1/4 pound)
- 2 cups shredded pepper jack cheese
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees . In a large skillet, heat the olive oil over medium-high heat. Season the chicken with salt and pepper, add to the pan and cook, turning once, until cooked through, about 5 minutes. Let cool, then shred the meat.
- Whisk together the salsa verde and ricotta; season with salt and pepper. In a greased 9-inch square baking dish, layer one-third of the salsa mixture, tortillas, chicken, onion, spinach and pepper jack; repeat twice. Bake until golden-brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.
- Swap in 3 cups crushed tortilla chips for the flour tortillas for added crunch. Try monterey jack instead of pepper jack cheese for a mild, less spicy dish. Use a 15-ounce can of your favorite beans in place of the chicken for vegetarians.
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In tonight's TV Picks, Alec Baldwin returns to TV, despite that whole dropping out of the public eye thing; a merge arrives on "Survivor"; "Arrow" brings on the baddies; and a pair of new shows go into the fantastical worlds of post-apocalyptic Earth and, even scarier, Hollywood.
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- "Arrow" (7 p.m. on The CW, cable channel 11): Things are heating up on this increasingly excellent action show, as seen in the movie-quality trailer embedded here. Tonight, Diggle (David Ramsey) gets recruited to join the Suicide Squad, which is packed with bad guys he has helped Arrow put away, including Deadshot (Michael Rowe), Bronze Tiger (Michael Jai White) and Shrapnel (Sean Maher).
- "Survivor: Brawns vs. Brains vs. Beauty" (7 p.m. on CBS, cable channel 12): The three tribes merge into two, and one early decision may be coming back to bite someone in the butt.
- "American Idol" (7 p.m. on FOX, cable channel 13): The Top 10 sing hits from 2010 and later.
- "Revolution" (7 p.m. on NBC, cable channel 5): Neville's (Giancarlo Esposito) political maneuverings may get him in trouble.
- "The 100" (8 p.m. on The CW): This promising new series, set 97 years after a nuclear holocaust sent people fleeing to an international space station, looks to be one of the tiny network's best efforts in some time. In an attempt to preserve dwindling resources and check on the viability of the home planet, the Arc's leaders send 100 delinquents, rebels and other unwanteds back to Earth, which now has two-headed animals, glowing blue forests and more.
- "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (8 p.m. on NBC): Alec Baldwin stars as a sensationalistic newspaper columnist somehow granted full access to the squad and becomes convinced that a Muslim woman is lying about a rape.
- "Criminal Minds" (8 p.m. on CBS): A survivor of an unusual set of stabbings in New York makes the squad realize that the case may not be as open-and-shut as they believed.
- "Psych" (8 p.m. on USA, cable channel 25): Gus (Dule Hill) begins suffering zombie-haunted dreams, so he undergoes sleep therapy with a scientist played by Bruce Campbell.
- "Mixology" (8:30 p.m. on ABC, cable channel 8): Hopeless romantics Cal and Kacey (Craig Frank and Vanessa Lengies) are convinced that they're soul mates, which makes Cal's friends feel they need to intervene.
- "Doll & Em" (9 p.m. on HBO, cable channel 661): This "Extras"-light comedy finds "The Newsroom" star Emily Mortimer playing a version of herself, with Dolly Wells as a childhood friend Mortimer invites to live with her in Hollywood and work as her assistant. That, naturally, complicates their relationship, but at least early on in its six-episode run, that's not enough to make this terribly successful. The network doesn't appear to have too much faith in it, either: It'll run in back-to-back installments over the next three weeks.
- "The Americans" (9 p.m. on FX, cable channel 43): Philip's (Matthew Rhys) cover is threatened by fake wife Martha (Alison Wright), and an old friend brings more complications.
- "Workaholics" (9 p.m. on Comedy Central, cable channel 53): The guys decide to quit their jobs to open a taco-and-marijuana shop.
- "CSI" (9 p.m. on CBS): The team investigates the case of a local family who has been missing for a month.
- "Chicago P.D." (9 p.m. on NBC): Voight (Jason Beghe) takes over a case to protect its only witness -- the daughter (Alina Taber) of Olinsky (Elias Koteas).
- "Broad City" (9:30 p.m. on Comedy Central): Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) hopes to use the proceeds from an art sale to finance a new apartment after she decides she can't take anymore of Bevers' (John Gemberling) antics.
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To celebrate the 25 billionth app download (yes, billionth) last week, Apple released a list of the most popular free iPhone and iPad apps of all time. The most popular apps on the iPhone are mainly a mix of games and social networking tools, while the most popular apps on the iPad are much more dominated by news and e-reading apps – and yes, a few games as well. As shoppers around the country get ready for the new iPad to hit store shelves, we decided to round up the 25 most downloaded free iPad apps of all time, based on Apple's list. Even those who have been using an iPad since its release may discover a few great apps they didn't know existed. Photo Credit: cogdogblog
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25th-Most Popular App: Friendly for FacebookFor whatever reason, it took Facebook more than a year and a half to introduce an iPad-optimized version of its iPhone app. In that time, other apps such as Friendly for Facebook filled the void. Even though Facebook now does have an iPad app, some may still prefer this one because it offers more ability for customization, along with photo-editing features and the option to switch between multiple Facebook accounts. Photo Credit: Apple.com
24th-Most Popular App: SolitaireWhy someone would spend $500 or more on a product to play a game that only requires a $2 deck of cards is beyond us, but then again people play it on the computer, too. So if you'd like to extend your Solitaire habit onto a yet another device, download this app. Photo Credit: Apple.com
23rd-Most Popular App: TwitterThere are plenty of excellent third-party Twitter apps such as Twitterific, TweetDeck and Hootsuite, which offer extra features and different viewing options, but the standard Twitter app is probably the best choice for anyone just looking for a simple and free way to check their Twitter feed and post updates. Photo Credit: Apple.com
22nd-Most Popular App: Dictionary.comSome apps such as the Kindle for iPad do offer a built-in dictionary to look up words in the text, but for those who want something a little more comprehensive, there's nothing better than the Dictionary.com app. Photo Credit: Apple.com
21st-Most Popular App: Angry Birds Seasons HD FreeThere are six games that cracked the top 25 list, and half of them are variations of Angry Birds. If you're not already familiar with the ongoing war between the birds and the pigs, you should probably familiarize yourself. It's become a pop culture phenomenon. Photo Credit: Apple.com
20th-Most Popular App: eBay for iPadSomewhat surprisingly, eBay is the only shopping app to make the top 25, perhaps suggesting that many iPad users rely more on traditional Web sites rather than apps for shopping. The real perk of the eBay iPad app is that you can quickly scan and price any items you want to sell on the site. Photo Credit: Apple.com
19th-Most Popular App: FlipboardFlipboard is an absolute essential for any news junkie out there. The app transforms your news feeds from social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram into a magazine by highlighting the most shared posts and displaying pictures for each. You can also choose to follow curated news categories such as technology and travel. Photo Credit: Apple.com
18th-Most Popular App: MyPad – for Facebook and TwitterMyPad is a great way to manage your Facebook and Twitter news feeds in one place. It also includes some useful extra features such as an events calendar and music streaming. Photo Credit: Apple.com
17th-Most Popular App: FacebookFacebook didn't optimize its mobile app for the iPad until late last year, but that didn't stop iPad users from downloading the application anyway. The new version of the app is particularly useful for viewing photo galleries and playing Facebook games. Photo Credit: Apple.com
16th-Most Popular App: USA Today for iPadThe USA TODAY app offers all the perks of reading the actual newspaper, from catching up on sports and weather updates to playing crossword puzzles. Photo Credit: Apple.com
15th-Most Popular: NYTimes for iPadSteve Jobs criticized this app by The New York Times Co. at times, but apparently most iPad users want it nonetheless. The app mimics the feel and layout of the actual paper, but mixes in impressive videos and photo galleries to create a true multimedia experience. Photo Credit: Apple.com
14th-Most Popular: CalculatorPerhaps this app is proof that people do use the iPad for work after all. Photo Credit: Apple.com
13th-Most Popular: Fruit Ninja HD LiteFull disclosure: I am a Fruit Ninja addict and I don't even understand why. All you do is swipe your finger across bananas and pears and pomegranates as they fly across the screen, and hope to god that you don't happen to hit a bomb, and suddenly you look up from the fruit frenzy and realize 16 hours of your life are gone forever and you don't even have any fruit in your refrigerator to comfort yourself. Photo Credit: Apple.com
12th-Most Popular App: Calculator ProCalculator Pro is very similar to the Calculator app mentioned earlier, except it has a little more ability for customization – you know, for the person who really wants their virtual calculator to look snazzy. Photo Credit: Apple.com
11th-Most Popular App: Google EarthThe only word to describe the Google Earth app is jaw-dropping. The app uses satellite images to display detailed maps and high-resolution pictures of anywhere in the world. All you have to do is swipe your finger on the screen to pick your next destination. Photo Credit: Apple.com
10th-Most Popular App: Words With Friends HD FreeWords With Friends is the most popular game for the iPhone and one of the most popular for the iPad. For those who haven't played, it's essentially Scrabble under a different name. The only downside of the free version is that it is flooded with ads, so it might be worth springing for the $2.99 version. Think of it this way: If the game is addictive enough to get Alec Baldwin kicked off a plane, there's a good chance you'll end up playing it a lot too. Photo Credit: Apple.com
9th-Most Popular App: CNN App for iPadCNN is the highest-ranking news app of any available on the iPad. All credit to Anderson Cooper -- and yes, some excellent video integration. Photo Credit: Apple.com
8th-Most Popular App: Angry Birds Rio HD FreeThe birds strike again. Photo Credit: Apple.com
7th-Most Popular App: Pandora RadioTake that, Spotify. Pandora Radio is the only music app to crack the top 25. Though, to be fair, the Pandora app has been around for years and it's free, which certainly helps its popularity. Just like Pandora's Web site, the app lets users create their own radio stations and stream a random set of songs based on their preferences. No, you can't pick out the specific songs you want to listen to, but sometimes it's more enjoyable to discover new music. Photo Credit: Apple.com
6th-Most Popular App: ABC PlayerThe ABC Player is a great way to watch recent full-length episodes from your favorite ABC shows, such as Modern Family and Jimmy Kimmel Live. Best of all, it's completely free. Photo Credit: Apple.com
5th-Most Popular App: KindleThe Kindle app is arguably even better than Apple's own iBooks app. It gives you access to more than 1 million books through Amazon's store, not to mention hundreds of newspapers and magazines, and it syncs up perfectly across a wide range of devices including the Mac, iPhone and of course the Kindle. Photo Credit: Apple.com
4th-Most Popular App: Skype for iPadSkype is less essential for video chatting with friends now that the iPhone and iPad have FaceTime, but it's still a great option for making free phone calls and cheap international calls. Also, if your iPad has only Wi-Fi access, you can use Skype to basically turn it into a phone – though we wouldn't recommend holding it up to your head like a phone. Photo Credit: Apple.com
3rd-Most Popular App: NetflixThe Netflix app is available on the iPhone as well, but the experience of watching movies and TV shows on the iPad at home or on the go is so much better. The app itself is free, though you will need to sign up for a $7.99 streaming subscription to actually use it. Photo Credit: Apple.com
2nd-Most Popular App: The Weather ChannelIt might seem odd for a weather app to outrank so many popular games and social networking tools, but The Weather Channel's app is an absolute necessity for anyone with a smartphone or tablet. It's simple to use, offers comprehensive weather maps and forecasts, and notifies you of any significant weather alerts in your area. Photo Credit: Apple.com
The Most Popular App: Angry Birds HD FreeAngry Birds isn't just an app, it's a franchise. There's a Wii video game, plenty of memorabilia and it even has a presence in space (sort of). So it should come as little surprise that it's also the most popular iPad app of all time. As you've seen already, once you finish playing this app, there are plenty of other versions available. Photo Credit: Apple.com
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The Jazz Ballad Song Book
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This is a lush, cinematic affair with trumpet soloist Brecker backed by the 19-piece Danish Radio Big Band and the Danish National Chamber Orchestra, with Michael Bojesen conducting. The charts—by band members Gerard Presencer, Vincent Nilsson and Peter Jensen plus other Danes and Americans Vince Mendoza and Bill Dobbins—are appropriately symphonic in scope, and Brecker blows powerful, uncompromising, hard-bop-oriented jazz with interesting note choices and resolutions, the only reservation being his occasional tendency to repeat himself in his solos.
Jensen's arrangement of "All or Nothing at All" opens the set at an aggressive medium tempo that one does not associate with the ballad. Brecker is bright and exuberant in his melody statement and ad-lib choruses; an expectant orchestral fantasia follows, leading to a blustery baritone saxophone solo by Pelle Fridell. The performances of "Cry Me a River," "Skylark," "This Is All I Ask," "The Immigrant/Godfather" (nice string writing by Nilsson) and "'Round Midnight" convey a more typical jazz-ballad approach with slower tempos and Brecker's often-ravishing melody statements. "Someday My Prince Will Come" includes an appropriately airy flute passage to set up Brecker's entrance of the waltz-time melody. Two modern Brecker originals arranged by Mendoza—"Forgone Conclusion" and "I Talk to the Trees"—add emotional variety to the mix along with a jazzy, cooking version of "Goldfinger."
The arrangements are substantive, mood-setting and beautifully played. They neither crowd Brecker nor hang him out to dry. Let's hope some U.S. orchestras get hip to Brecker and these charts.


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NC Theater Space Update
Dirty South Improv would like to thank everyone who has donated and helped to raise funds for the North Carolina Theater. Going through the process of business development, building inspections, and commercial leasing has been a positive experience for our small juggernaut of improv comedy, and we're moving right along. DSI's Auction, NC Raffle & DSI Chicago Raffle brought in almost $6000 for the renovation and buildout of a permanent theater space in North Carolina. Now for the update and overall good news:
The space DSI Theater was looking to lease at 128 E Franklin St. was reconsidered by the Town of Chapel Hill Department of Inspections due to a miscommunication about the most recent (2002) building code when they originally inspected the space. The initial approval for space was given with the inspector's knowledge of the 1997 building code for Assembly (theater) businesses. An important change which affected this space as a possibility was it being located below grade. That meant, according to the 2002 building code, a required active sprinkler system, which the space does not have. This upgrade would not be covered by the Landlord, and was something that DSI Theater deemed cost-prohibitive during early April. We would like to thank Michael Fox for all of his work, but unfortunately Franklin Street won't be home for DSI Theater this Fall.
DSI has always kept its options open, so we were able to quickly identify a space located at Carrboro's Carr Mill Mall. It's walking distance from the current DSI Training Center, a stone's throw from the Weaver Street Market lawn and it's a huge space with active sprinklers, high ceilings, and possibilities. The property manager for Carr Mill Mall, also the Chair of the Downtown Development Commission, has been an incredible resource, working to walk the plans for our theater space through the inspection process himself. It's a huge jump for the theater, looking towards a slightly adjusted marketing plan, but absolutely do-able.
Carr Mill has proved to be a positive option and DSI plans to finalize negotiations soon for a September opening. More details coming soon...
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My son has been my world for the past 6 years. For 5 of those he was my only child and I had NO problems getting him to listen. He has always been a very respecting child, says yes/ no ma'am/sir, no thank you, please and thank you...etc. He used to live on eating beans and rice. I had my daughter a year ago and I feel like I have a one year old and a three year old. He seems to not listen no matter what I do. He throws fits, says hes scared of the dark, doesnt want to eat ANYTHING. I am so aggitated just trying to get him to eat and get showered at the end of a full day I feel like I am going to pull my hair out. I have noticed my temper getting shorter and shorter at the end of the day and I end up snapping and yelling not only at him but my husband when he says something I dont agree with. I hate being like this and I want my good child back. Please help me.
He's jealous of his sister. That's just going to take time. But you a,so need to sit him down and be stern. Explain your expectations to him.
You need to give him some undivided attention daily and try to plan a mommy and me day at least twice a month. He is missing having all of the attention and he will do what ever he has to do to get it, including misbehaving and throwing tantrums.
As far as the tantrums go, ignore them, in fact walk away when he has one. The whole point of the tantrum is to get your attention and get what he wants. If you ignore them, then they will stop.
You need to be sure you are spending one on one time with him as well. He feels that all of your attention has gone to her and you have forgotten about him.
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Millwall snap up midfielder Racon
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Millwall have signed Charlton midfielder Therry Racon.Racon, 27, will join the Lions on a two-year contract on 1 July when his deal with the Addicks expires.
The Guadeloupe international joined Charlton in 2007 from French club Guingamp and scored seven goals in 100 league appearances.
He told the Lions' website: "Millwall are a big club and coming here will be a good challenge and opportunity back in the Championship."
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Manchester United are reportedly set to make a huge bid for long-term midfield target Arturo Vidal if the Chilean can pass a stringent medical.
Reports suggest new Red Devils boss Louis van Gaal is eager to bring Vidal to Old Trafford to strengthen United's weak-looking midfield.
However, there are concerns over the Juventus star's long-term fitness considering his knee issues, which resulted in him undergoing surgery before the World Cup in Brazil earlier this summer.
Thus United want him to pass a medical before they discuss personal terms with the 27-year-old or submit a bid to the Serie A champions, according to a source of the Daily Star's Jeremy Cross:
No fee has been agreed yet, but United are increasingly optimistic they will be allowed to put Vidal through a medical before any price is discussed properly. They basically want to check on the knee and make sure he is fit before going through the process of talking money with Juventus. And it seems Juventus are happy to go along with it, even though it's not the usual way of doing things in a transfer.
Previous reports in Italy suggested Vidal had already signed a five-year deal with the Old Trafford outfit worth £47 million, with the player set to be paid £182,000 a week, per Jack Wilson in the Daily Star.
However, Cross' piece reports United's denial of any deal already being agreed, although it does suggest they are prepared to pay a club-record £45 million for Vidal if he passes the medical.
Despite the large transfer fee, United will be desperately hoping that Vidal can prove his fitness, as he is exactly the kind of player needed at Old Trafford and one of the best midfielders around, per football writer Omid Zamani:
@MrSid_Singh I'd take Vidal with 2 dodgy knees over Strootman + Kroos, Vidal is from another planet, best box-to-box midfielder in the World— Omid Zamani (@Juventus__fan) August 7, 2014
An authoritative and aggressive player, Vidal is a goalscoring threat, a magnificent distributor of the ball and terrific at tackling back and defending, per WhoScored.com:
Arturo Vidal: Has made at least 60 more tackles (459) than any other player in Serie A in the last 3 seasons #juve— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) July 31, 2014
He is the kind of player United have been missing since the departure of Roy Keane in 2005 and would solve a long-term issue in central midfield.
Having already added Ander Herrera this summer, United would be well set to return to the top of the Premier League with the signing of Vidal, although a new centre-back is likely needed also.
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Solar power opposition in the coal, oil, gas and nuclear power industries, along with their political lackeys, are using 4 big lies to impede the expansion of renewable energy.
1. Solar is Only for Liberal, Hippy Environmentalists
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This lie is one of the most demonstrably false and yet it still pervades the public's consciousness. The inconvenient truth (for the perpetrators of this lie) is that Americans across the political spectrum are going green, and they do not cite concern for the planet as their primary motivator. A recent study commissioned by the nation's largest home solar company, Sunrun, found that nine out of ten Americans of both voting persuasions said they had made what can be considered 'green' changes to their lifestyles over the last five years. The survey also showed that even though only 33 percent of Romney voters believe in global warming, they are more likely to have made what can be described as 'green' home improvements in the past five years than Obama supporters (64% vs. 58%).
While the survey revealed that only 3% of Romney voters and 2% of Obama voters installed solar-power systems in the last 5 years, 27% expressed interest in installing one in the future. Further, a second survey conducted recently by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) shows that 90% of voters believe solar energy is important for the United States.
"This data shows us that a new shade of green is emerging, and it's not dominated by any particular side of the political spectrum," said Sunrun President and co-Founder Lynn Jurich. "Americans are motivated by savings, and now there are environmental choices that are also the smartest choices for your bank account." Jurich calls this "Pocketbook Environmentalism," where the benefit to the environment is meaningful to the consumer, but not the deciding factor.
Because green is the new green.
2. The 2009 Stimulus Package Investment Failed
In a well-written article devoted to debunking this particular lie, David Roberts calls "The failed stimulus" one of the Republican's most irritating but successful verbal tics. One that, as Roberts also points out, the media generally went along with. Even Democrats seem to see the stimulus as an unfortunate but necessary step to halt the tailspin of our troubled economy. Very few are hailing it for what it was: enormously successful, well-executed, and not rife with scandal.
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One of the few who recognize and are reporting about the success of the stimulus is the award-winning journalist Michael Grunwald, who wrote the book The New New Deal: The Hidden Story of Change in the Obama Era. According to Grunwald, the stimulus allocated $90 billion to invest in energy, which leveraged $100 billion from the private sector.
In the debate on Wednesday, September 3rd, Romney manipulated the number $90 billion to make it seem like that was how much solar and wind energy received in tax breaks. Unfortunately, according to Van Jones – who helped oversee the Obama administration's clean energy efforts – the real number is more like $21 billion. The rest went to advanced batteries for electric cars, energy efficiency retrofits for homes, job training, and high speed rail.
Former President Bill Clinton is another who sees the value in what the stimulus has accomplished. In a recent address at Solar Power International, Clinton reminded the crowd that the solar industry employs over 100,000 people (which is more than the coal industry) and that, even during the recession, the solar market grew 7% per year. This last number is particularly impressive when compared to the overall economy, which grew a measly .7% per year during this time.
3. Solar Power Can Only Compete Because of Outrageous Subsidies
The thought behind this lie is simple; because the growth of solar power was spurred on by government incentives, that it cannot compete without them. People who espouse this view often conclude by saying that we should remove all renewable incentives so that renewable energy can "compete on even footing." It's about fairness, they say. Government subsidies are creating an unbalanced market.
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During the same address at SPI, President Clinton revealed that the government spends $22 on subsidies for the coal, oil, and nuclear industries for every $1 that's invested in clean energy (This does not count the cost of propping up dictatorships, fighting wars in oil rich regions of the Middle East and Africa, or protecting tanker routes). He also cited a study from the Baker Center (an organization named for Republican Senator Howard H. Baker), which states that the total incentives received by the solar industry is perfectly consistent with the amount of aid received by traditional energy industries.
4. Solyndra's Bankruptcy Proves that Solar is a Money Pit
The name "Solyndra" has become a rallying cry for anti-solar advocates in the Republican party – as evidenced by the "No More Solyndras Act," which passed the House along party lines in mid September, 2012. And yet, the loan guarantees given to Solyndra were not corrupt, or even misguided, they were just a bet – an investment – that didn't pan out.
Solyndra's technology was new and disruptive. Their business plan made total sense when the world was looking at a shortage in silicone wafers which had cause the price of solar panels to increase from 2004 to 2008. Solydra technology promised to produce solar power for 1/2 the cost of conventional panels. Like so many other promising technologies, the devil was in the details and Solyndra stumbled along the way and the cost per watt was not as low as they projects. The reason Solyndra failed was that their competitive advantage evaporated; by the middle of 2011 the cost of solar panels is less than 1/2 of what it was in 2008.
Think about it this way: during Romney's time at Bain Capital he made money on 80% of his investment –an excellent track record by any standards (although many of these companies later went bankrupt). The federal loan guarantee program for green energy startups has an even higher success rate than that and yet the program is constantly being attacked for this single investment that didn't work out. Don't be fooled by the selective "facts" spun by fork tongued politicians who defend the risks that investment bankers make as a necessary component of job creation are the ones attacking the loan guarantee program!
Clinton put it succinctly, "We've had oil subsidies since 1916, but they sink dry wells and still get the tax credit."
4.5 No Wars Have Ever Been Fought Over Solar Power
This one is only half a lie. While no territorial wars have been fought over solar, the media has been abuzz for a long time about our "trade war" with China. And indeed, it is reminiscent of a cold war style arms race, only this time we are racing to see where the center of solar manufacturing will be located. The difference in this war is that many congressional Republicans, backed by oil interest such as the Koch brothers, are declaring that now is the time to Cut and Run.
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The Chinese, on the other hand, are making solar power production a central part of their new Five-Year Plan. According to thinkprogress.org, China wants to hit 10 Gigawatts (GW) of installed solar by 2015 and 50 GW by 2050.
Why They Lie
Although the lies being told about the solar industry are frustrating, and dangerous, they are also a form of validation. Solar power is a threat and dirty energy is scared. So they lie, they lie desperately and disparagingly, hoping to neutralize the threat, but it isn't going to work.
As Clinton said, "We're going to win the battle and the only questions are when, where, and how."
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The University of Arizona Wildcats' baseball team has won the college World Series for the first time since 1986.
The Wildcats had a three-run ninth inning to pull out the 4-1 victory over South Carolina in the best of three tournament.
Brandon Dixon hit a one-out RBI double in the ninth inning and Trent Gilbert followed with a two-RBI single.
Before the big inning to win it all, the game was tied at 1-1.
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Boyne Highlands is teaming up with 98.9 WKLT, The Rock Station to deliver incredible deals every Wednesday evening from January 8th through March 5th. Not only is a night lift ticket only $9.89 but we're also offering rental equipment for $9.89 as well as an unbelievable food and beverage special in the Slopeside Lounge for you guessed it, $9.89. On select Wednesdays throughout the season, WKLT will be conducting live remote broadcasts form the Slopeside Lounge which means free stuff, drawings and the mayhem that only the WKLT crew can deliver.
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Posh and Kids Come Home From Paris!
Here's Victoria Beckham and two of her kids, Brooklyn and Harper, heading home from a trip to Paris!
These photos were taken today as the three arrived in London, England on the Eurostar from Paris. Brooklyn Beckham is just 13 (though he looks a bit older, no?) and little Harper is 1. Man, do they grow fast. And their mum? As hot as ever!
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National signing day has finally arrived—the circled date on the calendar that every high school prospect, college coaching staff and recruiting junkie looks forward to during the offseason. And at Texas A&M, the tables have suddenly shifted into the Aggies' favor, as the 2014 class looks to be arguably the school's best, well...ever.
With the official word out on commitments, head coach Kevin Sumlin registered 18 prospects for this offseason's class, which comes in as No. 5 nationally and No. 3 in the SEC, per 247Sports.
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Bryant is now a senior in high school at Oxnard High at 3400 West Gonzales Road in Oxnard, California. In fact, he has grown up to be nothing like his once timid onscreen character! Now 5-foot-11 and 220 pounds, he is the Oxnard football team's senior linebacker! After leaving Daytime, Bryant wanted nothing more than to be just a normal kid – and he did so! Looked up to by many of his peers, Bryant is focused on school and football, with plans to put both to good use through a new college next year!
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Dried tart cherries are a great addition to almost any sweet potato casserole.
Makes 16 one-half cup servings.
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• 1 /2 cup chopped pecans
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• 3 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 3/4" cubes (approx. 8 cups)
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• salt and pepper to taste
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• 1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Coat cookie sheet with cooking spray.
In a small bowl, toss pecans with maple syrup. Set aside.
In a large bowl, thoroughly toss potatoes, thyme, salt, and pepper. If desired, add red pepper flakes. Roast for 15 minutes, or until potatoes are soft but still firm.
Place pecans on a piece of tin foil and roast during the final 5 minutes while the potatoes are cooking. Remove from oven.
Place sweet potatoes, pecans, and cherries in a large serving bowl and toss. Let stand for a few minutes to allow cherries to warm. Sprinkle top with blue cheese, and serve.
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The Bulgarian born, Kingston educated designer spotted a gap in the market for perfect silk separates, so decided to launch a line devoted entirely to them. From understated bias cut t-shirts to the perfect colour-block shirt, and from expertly draped dresses to kimono-sleeve tops, she's nailed the pared-back luxe aesthetic.
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With Patented Interactive Technology, the Radial-Shape Select Wireless Dog Fence provides dog owners with a reliable and safe way to contain their pet. Exclusive 2-Way Communication and In Home Boundary Alert identifies where your dog is in the roaming area and alerts you if he has breached the boundary. Other built in safety features include: not correcting your dog for more than 30 seconds and no correction if he reenters the play area.
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We value your dog's safety. Before you purchase and use our wireless pet fence system, please read all of our important safety reminders.
For your dog's safety, it is vet-recommended that you not leave the Collar on your dog for longer than 12 consecutive hours.
Yes, if the trees and shrubs can be excluded from the Fence Boundary.
Severe sloping can interfere with the Wireless Signal. Since every property is different, and severe sloping can be difficult to define, we recommend calling one of our containment experts, and discussing your specific property with them, at 1-800-800-1819, Option 453.
Yes, if the shed can be excluded from the Fence Boundary.
The Trigger Zone is located at the edge of the Play Area, and may be 3 to 6 feet wide. The Collar will correct at a point within this zone; the speed at which your dog crosses the Fence Boundary will influence where the correction is delivered.
Havahart® Wireless Systems include a 30-second safety time-out feature, whereby the Wireless Collar issues a pulsing Tone or Static correction for no longer than 30 seconds after crossing the Trigger Zone. If your dog returns to the Roaming Area prior to the 30-second time-out, the correction will cease when he is back in the area. Your dog will not be issued a correction for returning to the Roaming Area.
The Havahart® Wireless Dog Fences are designed for dogs older than 6 months and weighing more than 8 pounds with neck sizes of 14 to 26 inches.
The Instruction Manual and Quick Setup Guide that come with your System will help with the installation of your Wireless Dog Fence. Setup generally takes an hour. First, you set the desired Fence Boundary distance on the digital Controller and the Collars are already added to the System. Set the customized correction level, based on your dog's age, size and temperament on the Controller. Lastly, the Controller will alert you inside your home if your dog breaches the Fence Boundary, and it also displays the Collar Battery life.For best results, we recommend you follow the 3-week training program outlined in the Instruction Manual, so your dog has ample time to learn the Fence Boundary.
Total time = 1 hour, depending on property size.Training Your Dog
Why Is Training Important? Proper training is essential to ensure the successful operation of your wireless dog fence. Following the phases, from Preliminary to Phase 5, outlined in the Instructions Manual that comes with the System will help your dog understand and learn his new boundaries. How Long Will Training Take?Every dog is unique and may respond differently to training. Keep the training sessions short and frequent, approximately 10-15 minutes, 2-3 times a day, without skipping any phases. It is important to complete the entire training process. If you are training more than one dog, train each dog separately.Training PhasesPreliminary Phase - Flat Awareness Training Phase 1 - Passive Training (Day 1-3) Phase 2 - Active Training (Day 4-7) Phase 3 - On-Leash Training (Day 8-11) Phase 4 - Off-Leash Supervision (Day 12-15) Phase 5 - Dog Monitoring (Day 16 and beyond)
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The Washington Redskins know how to make noise. Yesterday, the team made one of the biggest trades this offseason. Washington traded for former Florida Gators' standout Jabar Gaffney. The Denver Broncos, Gaffney's former team, received defensive end Jeremy Jarmon in return.
Possibly the biggest splash of the offseason for the 'Skins huh? Jarmon is a third year player out of Kentucky who has totaled 0.5 sacks for his entire career in D.C. He didn't seem to fit into the team's plans on defense so trading him away isn't a big loss for them.
What's really great for Washington is the addition of a veteran wide receiver for a team that's lacking any real talent at wideout. It also brings a great deal of offensive power for the 'Skins in the NFC East. There are more reasons to Gaffney's importance to Washington including how his play will impact quarterback John Beck.
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September 4, 2013
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Officers investigated a two-vehicle, noninjury crash after a 4:55 p.m. Tuesday call from 2nd Street.
Officers investigated a 5:21 p.m. Tuesday call about a boy on a bicycle that had been hit by a car.
A 56-year-old Box Elder man was arrested for criminal endangerment, driving under the influence, reckless driving and criminal mischief after officers investigated a 11:52 p.m. Tuesday call from the hospital about a man who crashed his car into the emergency room doors.
A 23-year-old Havre man was arrested for reckless driving and DUI after an officer made a motor vehicle stop on 14th Street at 3:13 a.m. Wednesday.
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Deputies investigated a 11:30 a.m Tuesday call from Buttercup Road in Box Elder about the theft of a vehicle.
A summons was issued to a 13-year-old Havre girl for curfew violations after deputies investigated a 12:22 a.m. Wednesday call about the calling party's daughter running away.
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Photo Gallery: Secretary Solis at the International Rights Forum's Not One More Fire! Award Ceremony
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- Secretary Solis with International Labor Rights Forum board member Patricia Juan Pineda and Occupational Safety and Health Administration Assistant Secretary David Michaels.
- President of the Communications Workers of America Larry Cohen introduces Secretary Solis.
- Secretary Solis delivers remarks at the International Rights Forum's: "Not One More Fire!"
- The crowd attending the Forum's Award Ceremony listen to the Secretary.
- Judy Gearhart, Executive Director of ILRF presents the award to Secretary Solis along with CWA President Larry Cohen.


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Piles of bits and pieces for the day:
- Mickey Rourke is getting his handprints immortalized at Grauman's Chinese Theater. The theater has recently been offering more people to get their prints in their cement, with the Twilight Cast also recently were announced to be hand dippers as well. Part of this is trying to bring new life to the theater, which has been eclipse fiscally by the Arclight theater down the street.
- Daniel Radcliffe's got a new movie that isn't Harry Potter, and there's a teaser for it. The film is called The Woman in Black. Check it out…
- Harrison Ford knows of Uncharted, which seems drawn from the Indiana Jones films. Heck, he's even played it.
Chronicle is a found footage superhero movie. Found footage is wearing out its welcome like woah, but the central conceit of this looks pretty good:
The most recognizable face there is Michael B. Jordan, familiar to fans of The Wire and Friday Night Lights.
- Mark Romanek is considered the front runner for The Lost Symbol, according to Deadline Hollywood. Romanek is coming off of Never Let Me Go, a film which I thought was the best film of last year, but also one that didn't make much of an impact. romanek may need to make a film that makes some money, and this is something of a safe bet, even if it's a sequel to The Da Vinci Code.
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Ubisoft Workshop today released a teaser trailer for a new animated series Assassin's Creed Ascendance, aka the previously referred to "Secret Project #3." Not much is known about the series at this point, but if the super brief trailer is any indication, it's going to be one slick production.
Is that Altair? Ezio? A new assassin? Hell if I know. Ubisoft says more details should be coming shortly, but feel free to speculate in the meantime.
Ubisoft is spinning quite a few Assassin's Creed plates at the moment. There's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, which comes out next week, Assassin's Creed: The Fall, the first issue of its new comic book series that hit store shelves today, and whatever Ascendance ends up being.
It's easy to understand though given the richness and expansiveness of the story's universe. I know I can't wait to see where Assassin's Creed III takes the series next. Fingers crossed for 1930s Chicago. Mob assassin's versus corrupt Templar cops? Call me Ubisoft. We'll make it happen.
Anyone pick up The Fall? Thoughts?
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UFC on FOX 4 is primed and ready for Saturday, August 4. The card will feature a pair of light heavyweight showdowns between Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and Brandon Vera, and Ryan Bader and Lyoto Machida.
Here, we will take a look at which fighters on the card enter the event on the hot seat.
Which guys can propel themselves upwards with a big win? Who is in danger of falling from contender to gatekeeper? Who is on the verge of receiving his walking papers?
There is certainly no shortage of fighters who will enter Saturday night's showcase with a lot to gain, and even more with a lot to lose.
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Ohio Northern University to hold Multicultural Fair
Ohio Northern University will hold its annual Multicultural Fair in the McIntosh Center Activities Room on Friday, March 28, at 5 p.m. This event is a collaboration of ONU's International Services, ONU Student Senate and seven multicultural student organizations. Additionally, international students from Bluffton University, the University of Findlay, the University of Toledo and Tiffin University have been invited to attend and participate.
The event is free and open to the public.
The Multicultural Fair is an opportunity for members of ONU's diverse international student population to showcase their home countries with traditional clothing, cultural decorations and crafts, ethnic food samplings, and musical arts. Some of the countries to be featured include Brazil, China, Japan, Taiwan, Denmark, South Korea, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.
In addition to the display booths and talent show, the night will include the debut of an international flag installation in ONU's student center, a culturally themed photo booth, a competitive talent show, and recognition of international student scholarship winners.
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SAINT PAUL, Minn. – The National Lacrosse League's Minnesota Swarm on Wednesday signed 2011 first round draft pick T Jordan MacIntosh (R.I.T. College) to a two-year contract. Minnesota selected MacIntosh with the fourth overall pick in the NLL Entry Draft this past September.
"Jordan's talents fit perfectly with the new direction of our team," Associate General Manager Joe Sullivan said. "In the offseason, we focused on improving our transition game and acquiring young, talented players...and he embodies both of those areas. To have Jordan's leadership and energy in transition will be crucial to our success in the future."
MacIntosh, 22, led R.I.T. with 75 points (43g, 32a) and 103 faceoff wins in 20 games during the 2011 season. This past summer, he notched a team-high 28 goals for the MSL's Ajax Rock and was named both MSL Rookie of the Year and IL Indoor MSL Transition Player of the Year.
Prior to his time with the Rock, MacIntosh spent the 2009-10 seasons with the OLA Jr. A's Burlington Chiefs. The Oakville, Ontario native finished second on his team in scoring both years and won 373-566 (.660%) of faceoffs.
"I'm happy we got it done and I'm really excited to be in Minnesota," MacIntosh said. "With only a couple of weeks to go until training camp, everyone is real eager at this point to get started. Right now, it's all about staying prepared...keeping a stick in your hand every day and making sure your skills are top-notch going into camp."
By inking MacIntosh, and previously reaching a deal with G Evan Kirk, Minnesota has now signed both of its 2011 first round draft picks.
"We targeted both of our first round picks (Jordan and Evan) very early in our planning for this year's draft," Owner and President John Arlotta said. "As we got to know them during our scouting and interviewing process, we were impressed with their character, competitiveness, and professionalism. These qualities were exactly what we were looking for in a Swarm player. These two will not only excite our fans with their performances on the floor, but they will also be great role models off the floor for young lacrosse players throughout Minnesota."
The Swarm travels to Hagersville, Ontario on Nov. 24-27 for its first training camp session. The team will then return during Dec. 2-4 for a second session, followed by preseason games on the road against Rochester (Dec. 17) and Toronto (Dec. 18).
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Mass Effect 3 is around the corner (March 6th) and we here at The Game Fanatics are ready! We had the chance to interview the voice of Kaidan Alenko, Raphael Sbarge. Originally from New York, Raphael Sbarge is very versatile and humble. He's worked on such shows as Star Trek Voyager and ABC's Once Upon a Time, in addition to giving a voice to Carth Onasi from Star Wars the Old Republic, among other projects.
Check out what Raphael Sbarge has to say on being Kaidan, the experience he had working with Mass Effect, thoughts on his fanbase and much more.
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I would like to ask everyone to do me a favor. Take a few minutes to yourself, and ask a few questions. �Why am I a firefighter?� �Do I really like what I do?� �Am I trying to do something about the problems or causing more?�
Too often we see the people who have the attitude that they know everything and don�t want to listen to what a senior member of their crew has to say. You know who I�m talking about. The 18-year-old kid that just got out of the academy and thinks they know everything. You know the one who has �seen it all.� �Give me a break! I understand that the academy gives you a lot of information and trains you the book way of doing things. The books teach some good things to get you started, but my personal opinion is that time on the job can teach you more than any book will ever hope to. The �Probes,� �Rookies,� New Guy�s,� or whatever else they may be called in your department, should come in from day one, and only give an opinion when one is asked of them. Now I am not saying turn them into the whipping boy but they should show respect to the members that have been there. The ones who have been there have earned the right to have input.
When you, as a senior member, receive a �rookie,� take a few seconds and pull them off to the side and give them a little, let�s call it a �pep talk.� Just let them know that as one of the more senior guys on the shift, you will help them in any way possible as long as they ask. From going over the truck or trucks, to helping them out with chores. Also, don�t be too closed minded. Just because they are new to your department, they may have previous time at another department. Now that doesn�t mean they should just come in and start trying to change things but listen to them every now and then. Who knows, you may be able to learn something new from them. Now I know what you may be saying, but the rookie is �supposed� to do all the chores for a while and not have input. While I agree with having the rookie give some of the more senior members a break for a little while, we also want to make them feel like we are giving them a chance and not just writing them off from the beginning. We are a family.
Consider this. You have a little sister or daughter and you are meeting her new boyfriend for the first time. Sure we want to protect her but we also have to give him a chance to screw up. Sure put the fear of God into him so he knows that if he does happen to screw up there are going to be consequences.


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Ding! Ding! Ding! We ended up with more than 25 comments on Thursdays giveaway post for WRITING YOUNG ADULT FICTION FOR DUMMIES by Deborah Halverson. I did my drawing for the TWO free copies and the winners are... (drum roll please) .... Alison (I need your email chickie!!!) and Avery Michaels! Congratulations guys!
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After a year in New York City and a summer with her grandfather, Vicky Austin returns to the rural Connecticut village she grew up in — and feels totally out of place. Then she meets Adam Eddington's Great-aunt Serena, who reminds her of her beloved grandfather, and she begins to find a comfortable, if not exciting, routine to her days.
At Christmas, Serena gives Vicky a trip to Antarctica, to visit Adam. Vicky can't believe her luck. But the trip is not what Vicky imagined it would be. First of all, she doesnt know where she stands with Adam. He's pulled back, saying they are just friends. But weren't they more than that, Vicky thinks. And Vicky's fellow passengers are not what they seem or they are more than she knows. Finally, even Aunt Serena's motives are suspect, as Vicky discovers a journal that belonged to Adam's famous uncle who disappeared many years earlier.
As Vicky becomes more and more caught up in a mystery involving drugs, nuclear waste, and international espionage, she discovers that her assumptions about the world are hopelessly naive and that life, hers included, is as fragile as the ecosystem of Antarctica, the world's most remote continent.
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Two of the rockin' teen idol's Liberty LPs together on one CD: 1962's 'Meets The Crickets' & the following year's 'I Remember Buddy Holly'. A combined total of 24 tracks, including great versions of Buddy's classics 'That'll Be TheDay', 'Peggy Sue', 'Oh Boy', 'Maybe Baby' and 'Early In The Morning'. All cuts are digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Also features additional sleeve notesand faithfully restored artwork. 1998 BGO release.


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What are some creative ways of disrupting or stopping a heated argument?
As a third party, how can I creatively stop or deescalate an argument I see happening between two others. I have been trying to creatively break up the many arguments I see in my family on a regular basis. I am witness to some pretty intense, basically borderline freak outs on a fairly regular basis. [more inside]
How can I make up for calling him an aspiring softcore pornographer?
My boyfriend & I are in a fight right now, and I believe we're going to break up tonight. For background: We're both recently separated. He moved 350 miles to live nearby me (I'm ostensibly the one he let get away 10 years ago) and we've been actively dating 7 months. He is a hobby photographer. Before he moved up here, and while he was still married (his ex-wife knows this...), he did a couple photo shoots in a hotel room with 2 models of the shapely, fake-breasted variety. There was no nudity, just suggestive poses and skimpy clothing/lingerie. He posted the photos to a special page dedicated to them on FB, and captioned the photos with mildly suggestive comments like "Come here" and "Time for bed" and other things to that effect. These girls are "ring girls" (for boxing matches) and so have somewhat of a following. The photos drew loads of comments from the audience of males, and they were of the semi-lewd, drooling, 13-yr old boy variety. To be honest, I feel both offended and sexually threatened by this piece of my boyfriend's history. [more inside]
Handsome, but unwelcome
Help me get rid of an unwanted visitor cat and calm my freaked-out felines in the meantime. [more inside]
Can't they all just get along?!
[New Cat Filter]: Help us integrate an elderly male cat into our home. It's not going smoothly. At all. [more inside]
Books about fighting.
Looking for good, critical books and resources on martial arts and fighting. I prefer them to be academic enough to have survived peer review, but will take what I can get. Anything martial arts related would do, I'm interested in understanding martial arts and fighting in a more general sense. [more inside]
All this over a ham sandwich?
Please help me figure out what I should have done differently in this argument with my boyfriend. It gets long, sorry. [more inside]
Dealing with differing problem-solving styles.
How do my girlfriend and I deal with differing styles of communication? I'm a wait to talk it out person, and she's a talk it out now person. [more inside]
How to stop fighting with my boyfriend?
How can my boyfriend and I stop fighting so much? [more inside]
Freefall fighting
Say you were going to create a martial art for fighting in zero gravity. What would it look like? [more inside]
Is it normal to never fight with your boyfriend (or girlfriend)?
Is it normal to never fight with your boyfriend/girlfriend? Should I get mad at him for certain things? [more inside]
Function show: asskicking!
What are some good examples of unusual items being used as surprisingly effective weapons? [more inside]
Why have these cats started fighting?
Why are these lovely and docile cats suddenly so hostile and agressive? [more inside]
Cat Grudge Match
After 3 months of trying to merge our cats into one household, should we just let our cats fight it out? Nothing else seems to have worked to peaceably introduce my cat into my husband's two cat home. Or should we wait until we move into our new home? [more inside]
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