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Club captain Duda has extended his stay at Malaga by an extra season.
The left-winger has played more top-flight games for Malaga than any other player and his signing will be a relief after the likes of Isco, Joaquin and Manuel Iturra departed in the off-season.
And the 33-year-old plans to spend the rest of his career at the La Liga club.
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"I'm so pleased my contract has been renewed. Both parties reached an agreement, that we're both pleased with.
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News: Hotspot #5: the project Livret du Libre
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Hotspot #5: the project Livret du Libre
Item posted by Mathieu Roy <yeupou> on Fri May 13 08:20:43 2005.
On a regular basis, Gna! people pick and interview one vivid and mature project hosted here to highlight the software and personalities that drive Libre Software community.
This is the 4th hotspot, dedicated to the Livret du Libre project. The Livret du Libret is a concise document presenting Libre Software.
Interview with Lucas Nussbaum, Nicolas Bouillon and Thomas Petazzoni:
Lucas Nussbaum, Nicolas Bouillon and Thomas Petazzoni have been
interviewed as writers of the third edition of the Livret du Libre.
| Gna: Hello, Can you give a two line description of your project your
| grandma(s) could understand?
Nicolas: The Livret du Libre (Libre's booklet) is a document of about
twenty pages presenting the Libre movement, Libre Software and various
related topics. In fact, it's specifically intended to be understandable
by people with few or no knowledge in computer science. Perfect for my
grandma !
| G: Who are you? How many developers contribute regularly?
| How is leaded the project?
| What is the profile of the main developers?
Lucas: There are mainly three people working on the project, without any
particular hierarchy. Personally, I'm a student in an engineering school
(ENSIMAG) and Research Master.
Thomas: In my case, I recently graduated in computer science from a french
engineering school, the UTBM.
Nicolas: I also recently graduated in computer science from the UTBM.
| G: When and why was started the project?
Thomas: The project started inside Lolut, the Libre Software users
association of the UTBM, an engineering school of Belfort, in the East of
France. More specifically, it's for Libre en Fete that, in March 2003,
Christophe Bliard had the idea to write the Livret du Libre. Libre en Fete
is an event that takes place each year in France, during which many free
software promoting events are organized everywhere in France. In March
2003, Lolut was present in an Internet cultural center near Belfort.
Christophe and I have often noticed in the past that presenting Libre
Software completely to each visitor of an install-party or a promotion
event is difficult. For the public, there is a lot of information to take
in, most of which is difficult to understand and remember. We thought that
a short booklet that would sum up this information and give many links to
know more about Libre Software could be a great idea. The goals were clear
: a short document, written for non-technical people, covering most of the
basic questions concerning Free Software and the Libre movement, with many
links. The first version of the so-called Livret du Libre has been written
and printed in under 5 days by Christophe Bliard, Jean-Christophe Haessig
and myself. At that time, we thought that we would use the Livret only for
this event. Later, we found that it might be interesting to others, so we
published it.
Nicolas and Lucas both joined the project for its second version, mainly
as correctors. Then, they got involved more deeply in the project,
particularly for this third version.
| G: And what audience are you targeting exactly? Geek, Grandma?
Lucas: Both ! The Livret really has the goal to be accessible to everyone.
Geeks that aren't aware of everything about the Libre movement will learn
things by reading it, and your grandma should be able to read it without
too much trouble. Mine did so for the first edition ! Accessibility is
really a topic on which we're trying to improve the Livret. However, this
is a difficult task, as all authors are technical in background, and it's
hard to see what is trivial for "normal" people and what is not, and how
to explain things simply. Moreover, when we simplify the information,
specialists from the concerned domain come and say that we're wrong. We
need to make compromises, which are sometimes difficult to find.
| G: What features are you missing/planning?
Thomas: We are can hardly talk about features for a document ;-) We are
quite happy of this third edition. More specifically, this version adds a
chapter concerning business models related to Free Software, which was a
frequent request of readers.
For the next editions, we would like to reorganize the document more
logically. The structure hasn't changed much since the first version, and
it's now becoming necessary to change it. An other interesting idea would
be to find a graphic artist that would help in realizing a nice,
illustrated, version of the Livret.
Above all, we would like to keep it short and simple. Not only does it
reduces printing costs, but also eases reading. It's not possible to cover
all topics.
| G: Your project is only available in French. Have you ever considered
translating it?
Nicolas: Currently, we aren't considering an english translation : we do
not have a sufficient mastery of the language to translate a document like
the Livret. Indeed, the translation has to be of excellent quality to be
really useful. Only a bilingual could do this work : the Livret is not a
simple technical document such as a HowTo.
However, Thomas and myself are thinking of translating the Livret into
Esperanto, the International Language. Indeed, many Esperantists do not
know Libre Software, whereas the esperantist movement and the Libre
Software movement have a lot in common. Where Libre Software promotes an
use without discriminations and with complete freedom of software,
Esperanto promotes communication withoud discrimination, by allowing any
person to express him or herself very easily and in a very rich manner,
after an astonishingly short learning period. I think that both movements
have much to learn each other.
| G: Which license did you choose and why?
Nicolas: It is a topic that generated many e-mails on the mailing list!
For the first and second edition, a very simple license had been chosen :
in a few words, it allowed redistribution of modified and unmodified
copies of the document, as long as the copy's license retains modification
and distribution freedom. At that time, the Livret was hosted at
Tuxfamily, that shut down after being cracked. So we looked for another
host. The choices were Gna!, Sourceforge, Berlios or Savannah. The last
one had been cracked a little while before; Berlios has a bad reputation
in terms of stability; and we were not confident with Sourceforge
regarding the terms of use of the service. The last one was Gna!, to which
Thomas asked for a project hosting. But Gna! didn't accept our license,
doubting its legal value. After many discussions on the mailing list, the
CC-BY-SA was choosen. So, we proposed this licence to Gna! for the Livret.
This choice was not accepted by Gna!, because this licence is compatible
neither with the GPL, nor with the GFDL. This refuse was bothersome, and
we seriously looked for another host. Because we found nothing, we finally
adopted a dual licensing model, CC-BY-SA and GFDL. The CC-BY-SA was kept
for the printed versions, because it is not possible on a 20 page booklet
to include the full text of the GFDL! The world of Libre licenses for
documentation and documents in general is still fuzzy, with licenses that
are considered free for some but not for others, like the GFDL...
| G: Do you have any industrial or institutional support? If any, how so?
Lucas: We do not really need industrial or institutional support. However,
the Conseil General du Territoire de Belfort and the UTBM have financed
part of the printing of Livret du Libre, for the Libre en Fete (100
copies), and Solutions Linux 2004 (Linux Software Meeting Paris, 500
copies) respectivly. Moreover, I have heard that the Livret have been
distributed during seminaries about Libre Software in big french
| G: Are you looking for contributions? If so, what kind of
| contributions could be of use to the project?
Lucas: It's difficult to integrate a project such as the Livret : we try
to maintain coherence in the writing style, and reaching an agreement with
3 authors on how to express an idea is sometimes difficult. We sometimes
exchange many e-mails to discuss about a single paragraph. Those
difficulties explains why we aren't especially looking for new
contributors. However, if the project interests you, the first step it to
read the Livret a couple of times, and maybe send well-explained patches.
Moreover, we would like to receive contributions of graphic artists to put
together a nicer version of the Livret, and also translators for
translations into other languages. Correctors are the most important
contributors. For this third version, we asked around 20 correctors to
read the Livret when we considered it to be ready. They sent us many
remarks (around 200), which have been difficult to process, but which
allowed to impove the final quality of the Livret.
| G: What tools do you use when working on the Livret? Why?
Thomas: LaTeX, GNU Make, CVS, dictonnaries, PostsScript manipulation
tools. Nothing very original, only fairly common tools. Anyway, the use of
LaTeX is very convenient : the source is in a plain text format, which
works well with revision tracking in CVS, and also means we can exchange
readable patches through the mailing list. This would probably be harder
with an OpenOffice.org document, for example. We regularly work on IRC, or
when we can not work simultaneously, we use the maliling list. Finally, to
centralise and process the remarks of the readers, we use a Wiki.
| G: Why did you choose Gna! as host? What Gna! tools do you use? Which
| features do you like most? Which features miss you most?
Lucas: As said before, we were on TuxFamily until it shut down and, at
that time, there weren't many alternatives! We are satisfied of Gna!, and
i don't see what other features we could need. Oh yes, i'm actually
writing the reply to this question on a Wiki. It would be nice to be able
to make dynamic web site with PHP/MySQL?, or to have an integrated wiki.
| G: What is the question we didn't asked you would like to answer?
| (and the answer is...)
Thomas: Yes, there is no question about the difficulty of writing such a
document! ;-)
Writing such a document is in my opinion very complex, sometimes moreso
than writing a piece of code. We have to find compromises between the
exactitude of the proposed information, its accessibility and the size of
the booklet, find compromises between the different authors who obviously
don't have the same vision and ideas, thinking about the best way to
express an idea, without hurting the reader's feelings, etc. So, we
sometimes debate for hours, exchanging e-mails about a single sentence or
paragraph. Finally, thoses few pages of text represents hours of work, but
the result is pleasant.
| G: Thanks for taking time to share your experience with us.
Thomas, Nicolas et Lucas: Thanks to Gna, to the contributors, readers and
to the past and future writers of the Livret du Libre ! Thanks also to
David Anderson who corrected the english translation of this interview.
|Version francaise (posted by bouil, Fri May 13 08:28:36 2005)
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and/or anyone think this would work? attaching the metal parts to the shirt with rivets and such?
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Anyone have templates for making the mandolorian armor outta sheet metal?
and/or anyone think this would work? attaching the metal parts to the shirt with rivets and such?
It will work, but do not use sheet metal. Use aluminum 1/8 and cut it out with a jigsaw. you can JBWeld snaps on the opposite side and corrosponding snaps on the jacket/ or velcro. do not glue your armor unto the vest, I did that on my first vest and wished I had'nt.
Templetes can can be found by using the search.
you think making a helmet out of metal would work too?
would probably be alot cooler feeling.
About the only way to make a helmet from metal and get it to look right is pour caste it.
Not very cost effective, but if your going all metal, and think you can make one from metal go for it, just because I never seen it dont mean it cant be done.
Yes it can be done.Click on the link below to see my aluminum sheet metal armor.It was completely handcrafted by me. I know the helmet is completely inaccurate in everyway. I am working on a new one to make it look more accurate.Every piece of armor you see is sheet metal,they are strong and solid but most of all featherweight very light.
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How the crap did you make it???
I WANNA MAKE ONE! I don't care about screen accuracy, seeing that I'd be going for just a mandolorian warrior, with blue and white as the color scheme (school colors!)
*cough* but you got any templates or anything that you used for that friggin AWSOME helmet?
That's an AWESOME helmet.
I'm working on a custom Mandalore outfit myself. If you have any templates, tutorials or would just be interested in selling or trading a helmet like that, PLEASE let me (us) know. I'm not worried about it being completely movie accurate.
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Urban renewal district hopes forgivable loan will lure business
REDMOND, Ore. - A half-million dollar lure is hanging over downtown Redmond, and community leaders hope a new business will come in and snag it.
Downtown Redmond has endured months of construction, a cosmetic and engineering makeover to update the city's main "drag."
And now ,city officials are ready to bring some excitement downtown.
"(There's) not as much investment is happening there as we would like to see in our city center," Community Development Director Heather Richards said Tuesday.
Richards said population growth over the last few years has taken a toll downtown. The highway was rerouted to the east and commercial growth moved away from the main streets, in the form of big-box stores.
Now Redmond's Downtown Urban Renewal District is looking for a new anchor business to affirm its identity.
It's taking proposals from investors interested in setting up shop, and dangling the large reward in the form of a forgivable loan, up to 20 percent of investment costs to entice new businesses.
"We're at that tipping point," Richards said. "We could be funding a $2.5 million project in downtown Redmond -- that would be a game-changer."
Projects must bring in shopping, dining, entertainment or lodging to get the funding.
RIchards said they want to attract people to spend time and money downtown.
Investors can either build their own space or renovate an existing building.
Paulina Springs Books owner Brad Smith said Tuesday he'd like to see a new type of traffic out his window.
"It's all about customer traffic, and really a matter of getting feet on the ground," Smith said.
Smith said he's excited to see what business moves in -- and hopes it will inspire Redmond residents to shop local.
"(It's about) establishing Redmond downtown as a place for Redmondites," Smith said.
Other business owners say they're weary of what's to come.
"The more big-box stores that come in here, the less opportunity there will be for small businesses," said Lauran Torres, owner of the Butterfly Yarn Shop.
But the city thinks a new big business could be a boost for everyone, and drive Redmond into the future.
"(We want to) construct a successful project which will demonstrate that moving forward investment in downtown Redmond will be successful," Richards said.
The downtown urban renewal district is accepting proposals from now until January. It hopes the new business will open up in the next couple years.


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Everything is going good on the housing situation. Amy and I have the studio apartment in the Backpackers which is perfect as we can escape the madness that goes on in the courtyard and having our own toilet and kitchen is a luxury while at the same time being able to keep tabs on what's going on so we never miss out. Instead of looking out of the window to check what the weather is like we look out to check what the crack is like. We have got the flat because I am now the receptionist there and rapidly becoming in charge as the others are leaving and Pete my boss, gets away to the snow as much as he can. It is a great job, pleasantly laid back and at the same time very entertaining. Pete the boss is a great laugh and doesn't treat us like employees but rather his mates. One downside to the living situation is never really finishing work. I find myself putting things away on an evening and of course people knock on my door whenever they loose their key. Can be annoying but that is the reason Pete has given us the room for cheap. Ben has moved into a really nice house just up the street with Jose, Russel, Emma, Ruben, Viking and Amie
Ben is still grafting on the building sites with Paulie and Toddy and still enjoying that. I worked with Ben one week and we went to a house in Coogee to demolish it on our own. The view from the roof was amazing. Tearing the roof down was fun but demolishing walls with a sledge hammer was something else :-s. Apart from a bit of graft for Paulie and Toddy I have also worked with a Kiwi Jehovah Witness building walls ironically enough. More irony is that since living in Manly I have become exactly that haha. I could build and decorate a house now I reckon.
Amy has come a long way in such a short time. She went away to Adelaide for the week to work with a guy called Karl who was a complete twat. He treated her like a slave for much of the week, was condescending at any given opportunity and thought one day he would be able to walk on water. He also believes he can change peoples' will. Amy asked him to stop her smoking. He gave it some sort of spiritual hand movement and then said "you are free from smoking". She said "thanks" and quickly sparked up a cigarette right up in front of his face. It was when he rang her one night to ask her to cut him his half of the pineapple they had bought, into cubes for his breakfast the next day, that she cracked. She sat him down and accused him of being the most selfish person she has ever met, that she is not his skivvy and all the rest. I imagine she was awesome and since then she has become Team Leader, had to sack someone, been given a salary and sponsorship to stay in the country. Meanwhile Karl has been sent on a people skills course.
People we have met
Of course there are too many people that come in and out of the hostel but a few deserve a mention
Walker has become the new entertainments manager as we said goodbye to Robin. He is hilarious and has the wit that you get from drinking in workingman clubs since the age of 14. He is from Corby where everyone has close ties to Scotland. It baffles me that a town in Northamptonshire can be full of people with Scottish accents, but apparently that is the case as he and his mate Miller prove. He tells stories about his mates back home (the Corby boys) and gives it all the arm movements to express what he is saying
Also there is Ruben who we first meet when we got here. He was naked and dancing on the pool table. He is a laugh but can get way too drunk and hardly ever gets in any bars. One time he did, we went to the Karaoke where he convinced Russel, Matt and I to sing with him. Thinking oh well it's a group, it can't be that bad we all got up. He wouldn't tell us what the song was so we all presumed it would be Eminem or something similar. We looked at the screen in horror as we saw the words YMCA come up. He looked at us and said "What?? It's a really good song". Unfortunately we say farewell to Ruben tomorrow as we have Matt, Danny, Gemma and Linda.
Earlier in the month we were joined by the very nice Canadian Lindsey, young ozzys Alex and Sam, Yorkshire Mike, and Tristan who annoyingly hasn't got over the fact we have the same accents as people on Byker Grove yet. At the beginning of the month the hostel was full of excitement when a load of American girls came. Sam, Kevin and Tom, three English lads capable of getting the House of Lords to party were in top form and of course the English ganging up on Americans who really do know nothing about the rest of the world began
I have started training with a local premiership team Manly Vale which has been so good I can't tell ya. They are a decent standard, the Australian players are skillfull but run around like headless chickens while the four or five English tend to play it 'properly'. Don't mean to be condescending to Ozzy football but it is true. Unfortunately I am too late to register as the season is just about to finish and they don't start training again until the New Year.
What we have done
We managed to get out of the city for the first time. We went for a boys weekend away in Bendalong in Nowra with Toddy and Paulie, Ben's gaffers. It was excellent. We spent most of the time drunk and talking shit in the massive tree house Paulie had built for his kids. Some of the time fishing and not catching anything and a bit of time in the pub drinking with the country bumpkins that honest to God all wore lumberjack shirts
Amy and I went to Palm Beach with Nathan and Emma where Home and Away is filmed. It was beautiful and the view from the lighthouse is one of the best I have ever seen. It is here were we encountered one social difference to living in England that is not to be messed around with. Amy and Emma thoughtlessly threw their lit cigarettes out of the window and unluckily for them two Countryside Rangers were right behind us. This is one thing you must never do in a country where deaths and millions of dollars worth of damage is caused by forest fires every year. I agreed with the lecture he gave them and the $200 fine they received and said "it's like throwing Foot and Mouth out of the window in England."
Another first was getting out of Manly for a night out. Walker's second love after Celtic is Hard House and he convinced us to go see a DJ. The crack was hilarious but the music was poor and the sound system in Home (Sydney nightclub) just wasn't loud enough. No more Hard-House for me, House only!!!
The Arrival
Our friend from home Jill arrived two weeks ago for here family holiday. It was great to see her and we met her parents Tom and Brenda and the kids at the airport. Then Tom drove us all to the Blue Mountains. It was great catching up and hearing about everyone back home. We had a great time in the Blue Mountains which is more like a vast tableland of dramatic eroded scenery rather than a mountain range and they are not even blue??? We enjoyed the magnificent view from Echo Point where stood the Three Sisters (famous rock formations). We also went on a couple of cable cars and a very steep train into the valley. The National Park probably deserves more time but we headed back the next day. Not before having the worst Italian ever known to man in the small town Katoomba. We headed back to the hostel and Jill took the place by storm. We partied hard for the whole time she was there. We dragged Pete, my boss along for the ride and completely took it out of him. With the mini Durham invasion of Ben, Amy, Jill, Emma and I most people agreed that they had to visit Durham for a night out when they get back home. We got a break when Jill went off to Queensland with her folks but she came back for round two at the weekend which was another write off but very very funny
Australia and Australians
What people often say their first impression of Australia is is that it is so big. On the map it is huge and once we leave New South Wales (the most populated part of Oz) and travel around I am sure I will understand what they mean. I haven't felt it yet as living in a city gives you a closed in feeling. I am really looking forward to a road trip and seeing this 'bigness'. The Outback conjures up ideas of driving for days and not seeing anyone if you're lucky and if unlucky you meet a lonely gun toting, Alf Stewart look-alike psycho, who shoots backpackers and makes dresses for his wife who is also his brother out of your backpack. Coming from a crowded island like England, I cant wait to experience the enormity of this country and its endlessness. However, as Amy pointed out, the horizon on the sea looks bigger than anywhere else and for some reason it does. Hard to explain but looking out over the sea from places like Goa, Ko Chang and even Seaham should be the same shouldn't they? Now every time I look over the Pacific from Manly I see what she means.
Of course the Australians themselves are every bit as friendly as Mick Dundee, Harold Bishop and Karl Kennedy would have you believe


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Exclusive: Climate Change Philosopher A Target Of Abusive Hate Campaign
Graham Readfearn | March 25, 2014
By Graham Readfearn • Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - 19:07
"DIE you maggot," reads one of the hundreds of emails from climate science deniers that have dropped into philosopher Lawrence Torcello's inbox in recent days.
"Fortunately, your kind will be marched to the wall with all the other leftist detritus," says another.
Others accuse Torcello, an assistant professor at Rochester Institute of Technology's Department of Philosophy in the west of New York State, of being a fascist, Stalinist and a Nazi.
The catalyst for the bilious outpouring was an article Torcello had written for The Conversation website arguing there was "good reason to consider" that "the funding of climate denial" was morally and criminally negligent.
"I knew there would be debate in the comment section, which I was welcoming," Torcello told me, adding he also knew the "usual climate denialist blogs" wouldn't like it too much.
"But I didn't expect the wide level of exposure that the misrepresentations would get in the press and I didn't expect the intense storm of hate mail and Twitter harassment the article experienced."
At one point, he says he picked up his phone to be told that soon he would be "paid a visit". One email told Torcello — in customary all-caps angriness — that he was a "FAGGOT" and that global warming was "A LIE STRAIGHT FROM THE JEWS".
"When I include phone calls and twitter harassment in addition to the emails I've received, then somewhere above 700 items of correspondence seems like a good estimate," says Torcello.
"I did stop keeping count after the first few days of constant bombardment, but over a week later mail is still coming."


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Top-25 Prospect Isaac Hamilton Bound for UTEP
Nov. 17, 2012
A UTEP basketball program that has consistently produced great players and pros landed its most decorated signee in the last 30 years on Saturday, as Isaac Hamilton signed to play for the Miners. The national letter of intent was received and validated by athletic department officials.
The 6-5, 185-pound guard is unanimously regarded as one of the top-25 prep prospects in the nation.
"This is a great day for UTEP," Miner head coach Tim Floyd said. "I feel like we have just signed a young man who will play in the NBA. We intend to play Isaac at the point guard position. We see a lot of Seth Curry in him - a big guard who can score. Isaac is not only a really capable scorer and shooter, but has the instincts to make players around him better. We feel like with Isaac and McKenzie Moore, we're returning to how our teams looked at USC with big point guards like O.J. Mayo [Dallas Mavericks] and Gabe Pruitt [Boston Celtics) who can play together and play off of each other."
In his last nine years as a collegiate head coach, Floyd has sent seven perimeter players to the NBA.
Hamilton is rated a five-star recruit, the no. 4 shooting guard and the no. 16 player in the country by Rivals. Scout.com has him as a five-star prospect and the no. 5 two-guard in the Class of 2013. He is rated no. 25 in the ESPNU Top-100 with an overall grade of 89. He is also listed as the no. 16 player nationally by 247sports.com, as well as the no. 3 shooting guard and the no. 4 player in the Golden State.
The L.A. native is currently in his second season playing for St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, Calif. He averaged 24.3 points, 9.6 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 2.2 steals as a junior a year ago, earning first team All-State, All-League and All-Region accolades for a 25-8 team. Hamilton shot 50.6 percent from the field, 30.9 percent from three-point range and 68.6 percent from the line in 27.2 minutes per contest.
"He is absolutely the ultimate model student-athlete," said St. John Bosco HS coach Derrick Taylor. "He is completely no maintenance. He will go to class. He's the first one at practice and the last to leave. He is skilled and he scores a lot of points. He understands the importance of balancing scoring with making plays for others.
"He is completely unselfish. He averaged 25 points last year. This season we have [prep star] Tyler Dorsey on our team, and Isaac said he was going to let his scoring average drop to 17 just so Tyler could get his [points] and they could complement each other."
A coaching legend, Taylor won three Los Angeles City Section championships over 11 years at Taft High School in Woodland Hills prior to coming to St. John Bosco in 2011. He has sent numerous players to the Division I ranks, including DeAndre Daniels and Larry Drew, who currently play for Connecticut and UCLA respectively. He also coached former UCLA star Jordan Farmar. He said Hamilton compares favorably to all three.
"We have 13 guys playing Division I ball this year, and he's right at the tip-top of the guys I've coached," Taylor said.
Hamilton recently collected 19 points, four assists, four steals and three rebounds in the Under Armour Elite 24 Game, matching the top players from across the country. A member of the Dream Vision AAU squad, he scored 50 points (30 in the first half) versus Cache Valley Elite in the opening bracket game of the adidas Super 64 this summer.
Hamilton started his prep career at Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles. He averaged 19.5 ppg as a sophomore to merit first team All-City Section honors.
He comes from a basketball family. Older brother Jordan Hamilton was the no. 26 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft out of the University of Texas and currently plays for the Denver Nuggets. Older brother Gary Hamilton played at Miami (Fla.) for four years before enjoying a pro career overseas. Isaac is the nephew of Kevin Hamilton, who played for the Miners from 1982-86 and was a member of three NCAA Tournament teams.
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Before the Doors Open: Planning
For district leaders, setting clear goals for magnet programs and defining how they can improve the overall health of the school system are crucial first steps for sustaining long-term success. According to the experiences of the schools featured in this guide, drawing from the big picture (e.g., analyzing enrollment patterns, achievement, and neighborhood-specific issues) can help to determine priorities and important design elements for a particular magnet school. Once a vision and goals have been established, next steps commonly include considering community interests, gauging the commitment of key players within the district, and taking stock of potential opportunities and resources that may influence the planning process.
In Hamilton County, Tenn., for example, district officials were struggling to reverse declining enrollment in Chattanooga's urban schools at the same time they were trying to stop the steady exodus of middle- and upper-class families to suburban, private, or parochial schools. Strategic planning led to the creation of four downtown work site magnets, including Normal Park Museum Magnet. The hope was that with lottery priority given to downtown workers, the schools would appeal to suburban commuters who would be attracted by the opportunity to spend travel time and possibly even workday hours with their children at school. Noting that the success of the city's recent revitalization efforts were largely driven by the establishment of the new museums and aquarium, district leaders gave Normal Park a museum theme, linking the school to widely cherished institutions that could boost public outreach and provide access to untapped financial and curricular resources.
In Clark County, Nev., magnets also were designed to attract middle-class families to inner-city Las Vegas schools. Additionally, they arose in response to demands from the African-American community to create elementary schools in their neighborhoods. Mabel Hoggard Elementary was originally a sixth-grade center, part of the district's earliest attempt at desegregation that involved busing white children into African-American neighborhoods for sixth grade while busing African-American children into the suburbs for grades 1-5. The conversion of sixth-grade centers into magnet schools, like Hoggard Math and Science, was a strategic shift to focus on voluntary desegregation and the expansion of public school choice. In this context, district staff saw magnets as a way to maximize the availability of Magnet Schools Assistance program (MSAP) funding and Prime Six funding (state funds allocated by district for desegregation) for the inner city, and community momentum for establishing elementary schools in African-American neighborhoods.
In Minnesota, the West Metro Education Program (WMEP), a consortium consisting of one urban (Minneapolis) and 10 suburban districts, established a plan for interdistrict magnet schools as a "proactive" measure, drawing upon a collective sense of "good will" and a commitment to move "ahead of the curve" in terms of voluntary desegregation, according to WMEP Superintendent Daniel Jett. Anticipating that future demographic shifts might result in court action mandating desegregation, WMEP leaders created two schools, including FAIR (Fine Arts Interdisciplinary Resource School), with the explicit goal of populating them with a diverse mix of students from Minneapolis and the surrounding suburbs. Leveraging a culture of cooperation and shared interest in diversity, leaders from all member districts saw the opportunity to invest in an innovative magnet model, locating a school in one host suburban district that would have direct benefits for all participating systems.
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All profiled sites benefit from magnet-specific services that host districts coordinate. While a school's administrative team, including a magnet coordinator, is involved in many of the following processes, district-level staff manage these efforts across the system to support start-up efforts and maximize available resources.
In many districts, a centralized magnet office or school choice office handles the planning process for opening new magnets as a way to create options for parents within the public school system.
This guide focuses on sustaining successful magnet programs from the school-level perspective. For more specific information about setting up district-level infrastructure to support magnet school programs, refer to the 2004 Innovations in Education publication, Creating Successful Magnet School Programs, available at http://www.ed. gov/admins/comm/choice/magnet/index.html.
While the specific goals and circumstances for starting a magnet program may vary across districts, moving from a district vision to developing an individual magnet school always requires site-specific strategic planning. Even though a magnet school must be designed to fit into the district's master plan-for example, goals for reversing declining enrollment or rebuilding a low-performing program-this mandate does not inherently produce the necessary blueprints for creating a successful K-8 magnet school. Choosing an appealing theme that has the potential to attract target families and talented staff appears critical for generating initial buy-in. At the building level, the theme must then be integrated into a clear purpose and common mission in order to drive the development of a strong academic program. As this framework is created, district leaders must ensure that quality staff and supporting infrastructure are in place and capable of executing the plan with integrity.


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The Canadiens returned home following Tuesday night's 3-2 overtime loss to the Senators in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series in Ottawa.
Down 3-1 in the series, the Canadiens will be facing elimination in Game 5 Thursday night at the Bell Centre (7 p.m., CBC, RDS, TSN Radio 690).
The Canadiens announced Wednesday that captain Brian Gionta will undergo surgery on Friday to repair a torn left bicep and will not return this season. Brandon Prust and Ryan White will both miss Thursday's game with upper-body injuries, while goalie Carey Price is listed as day-to-day with a lower-body injury. Gionta had surgery on his right bicep last season.
Hear what Gionta had to say Wednesday about his injury by clicking here.
Hear what goalie Peter Budaj, who replaced the injured Price in overtime Tuesday, had to say Wednesday by clicking here.
The Canadiens held a team stretching session Wednesday afternoon in Brossard, while goalies Budaj and Robert Mayer hit the ice for a practice session along with Mike Blunden, Yannick Weber, Tomas Kaberle and Davis Drewiske. Lars Eller skated alone earlier Wednesday for the first time since being injured in Game 1 from a check by Eric Gryba, who was suspended for two games by the NHL. Eller was briefly hospitalized after suffering a loss of consciousness, a concussion, and facial and dental fractures from the hit.
Defenceman Josh Gorges felt the Canadiens sat back too much while trying to protect a 2-0 lead in the third period of Game 4 in Ottawa.
"We sat back," Gorges told reporters after the game. "We were all right, We got pucks when we needed to, but then we allowed them to come into our zone too easily and then there was a scramble at the end. We did some good things but we didn't win."
Habs lose in OT, go down 3-1, by Pat Hickey
No icing on this cake, by Pat Hickey
Price hurting, Canadiens hurting, by Dave Stubbs
Kerry Fraser says Senators goal shouldn't have counted, by Stu Cowan
Subban focused on team, not awards, by Dave Stubbs
Senators lead series 3-1, NHL.com
Against the wall, canadiens.com
Montreal-area Sens fan gets royal treatment, The Canadian Press
Bad to worse for the Canadiens, Ottawa Citizen
Lady luck is wearing a Senators sweater, Ottawa Citizen
Sens have Habs on the ropes, Ottawa Sun
Subban gets people talking, Ottawa Sun
Latendresse remains out of Sens lineup, Ottawa Sun
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Well, those titanium/scandium revolvers are so light, and the lighter the gun, the more the recoil. I've heard that some of those small allow revolvers han really beat your hand to hell. Generally, the bigger the gun (NOT bigger the caliber), the less the recoil.
Now, the P89 shouldn't really have that heavy of a recoil. I shot one many, many years ago. Seemed ok. Kinda similiar to a Beretta 92's recoil. Usually, the metal framed guns have less recoil than polymer ones.
Try a steel revolver if U want less recoil - maybe a 357 revolver w/ 38 rounds. Make sure U have some rubber grips, though. It makes it more comfortable.
As for semi-autos - I personally think the Beretta 92 has the least amount of recoil out of any 9mm I have ever fired.


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HIV/AIDS and human trafficking threaten human security and human development. Millions of women and girls have been trafficked across borders and within countries in recent years, making human trafficking a global industry that generates an estimated five to seven billion U.S. dollars each year. It is estimated that 300,000 to 450,000 people are trafficked within Asia each year, of which more than half take place in South Asia. More information about human trafficking on the website of UNDP.


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Fine-line Veneer – is a reconstructed veneer made of natural wood with the help of special technology which imitates different kinds of wood with certain sizes and different colors. According to fine-line technology as the main raw material in the process of veneer manufacturing are used quick-growing kinds of wood. "Fine-Line" is made of rotary-cut veneer by forming it into blocks from which our specialists get the veneer of various colors, patterns and sizes. Manufacturing technology of this type of veneer was developed in accordance with current environmental requirements and the need to get a new texture. Door leaves and moldings are painted with transparent UV lacquer on an automatic painting line developed by Italian company MAKOR.
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Brown plan gives big money to close education gap
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California schools will receive an infusion of more than $3.6 billion in extra money this year, much of it targeted to the neediest students as part of a redistribution plan pushed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
The governor hopes that dramatically reshaping how state aid is handed out will correct decades of inequality between districts.
Whether the extra money will actually help close the longstanding achievement gap between poor and minority students and their counterparts hinges almost entirely on how it is spent.
Yet just days before lawmakers are to begin voting on the budget, it is not clear what guidance they will provide.
That worries advocates for education reform. They want specific language in the budget regarding transparency, parental involvement and accountability to ensure the money is spent as intended.


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Playboy.com's Exclusive Interview with Snoop Dogg: Part One
Snoop Dogg hits up the Playboy Mansion for an exclusive party with Colt 45 and Pabst Blue Ribbon and sits down for a chat with Playmate Raquel Pomplun.
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You may not know it, but Playboy and Snoop Dogg have a long, storied history. He was the subject of the famed Playboy Interview back in 1995, when he was still the new kid on the hip-hop block (with an extra D-word in his ever-changing moniker) and gearing up for the release of his second album, The Doggfather. In the years since, Snoop has had a number of incarnations and personas, but through it all, the Playboy mansion has played host to more than a few of the King of California's infamous parties.
This is no exception; with a little help from our friends at Pabst Blue Ribbon and Colt 45, the world of Playboy collided once more with the Snoop Dogg lifestyle in one of the best parties of the year. To top it off, our very own Playmate Raquel Pomplun had the honor of sitting with the D-O-double-G for a rousing discussion on all things Playboy, as seen through the green-tinted glasses that could only belong to the Dogg himself.
Check back for parts two and three in the coming weeks.
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The Arkansas Arts Council in collaboration with The Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas is launching the art exhibition, which will visit as many as 11 venues throughout the state.
The exhibit opens Sept. 5 at Pulaski Tech and continues through Oct. 24. Admission is free. The library is open Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
A public reception will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 23, from 5 to 7 p.m. in Ottenheimer Library.
Small Works on Paper: Retro Works is comprised of 30 pieces of art created between 1989 and 1997. All the pieces were purchased with grants from the International Paper Company Foundation and donated to The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas. All the artists were Arkansas residents at the time their work was submitted.
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Miley Cyrus Gossip
Miley Cyrus gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Miley at the gas station
Miley's been back in LA recently on break from her tour. I feel like…she gets papped a lot less than you would expect. Is that a stupid thing to say? I mean, you don't miss her because she's active on social media. But in terms of actual pap photos, the way Bieber and Selena get papped, and it's always a f-cking mess, and even Taylor Swift leaving her apartment giving us a fashion show every day, it's not as much. Full Story
Jennifer Lawrence almost vomited on Miley Cyrus
At Madonna's house after the Oscars. I love this story. And it comes from Jennifer Lawrence herself. She told it to Seth Meyers in a pre-taped interview that will air on May 21. According to US Weekly Full Story
Miley's allergic reaction
Miley Cyrus has had to cancel two shows this week because she's been hospitalised with an "allergic reaction" which some people are comparing to Lindsay Lohan's "exhaustion". I don't blame you. We've been conditioned over the last decade when it comes to young celebrities to be skeptical of their excuses. Full Story
Katy Perry stands down …and then doesn't
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God that made me happy yesterday when Miley Cyrus Twitter-slapped Katy Perry for shaming her tongue by jamming it in her Twitter-face that John Mayer is a pig and Russell Brand's tongue probably travelled the world. Miley followed up with another tweet later on: Full Story
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Katy shames Miley's tongue
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As the list of major free agents whittle down, should be easier in analyzing all teams' needs. And since the Giants aren't the only ones that are building in the draft, the rest of the NFC East picks have direct and indirect effects on the Giants on draft night and for up to 6x a season.


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I have 6 (45) gallon drums of wax cappings that I would like to clean, any ideas on how I can clean these up in order to sell. Any shortcuts or tips you can give me would be much appreciated!
I have 6 (45) gallon drums of wax cappings that I would like to clean, any ideas on how I can clean these up in order to sell. Any shortcuts or tips you can give me would be much appreciated!
Try private messaging honeyshack here on the forum. She's up in Canada and can tell you how she does it
How about posting something so we can all learn... I have a few gallons of cappings to process but need to clean them.
Can someone post here how to clean & process the cappings? Thank you...
I have melted hundreds of gallons of cappings in a solar wax melter. I get clean wax and cooked honey out of it. I can do five gallons a day May to September.
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I think Ace may have stopped by to stabilize the lid so it wouldn't fly off!
My goofy contraption is for melting old combs, not cappings. Because it is steam heated, the honey in cappings would be lost into the water from the steam. Solar melting preserves the honey, only cooks it. I sell it for $1. a pound to someone who feeds it to his chickens. My goofy contraption is probably to slow without enough steam power to melt a big five gallon glob of cappings. Even in the solar melter it takes all day. That would make melting cappings in it propane intensive. I cannot justify a $1-$2 thousand dollar steam boiler for my size of operation and what I would produce with it.
Oh yes, I re-read the other post. And please Charlie, show more respect for my inventions by not just calling them Goofy Contraptions. The pictured device is named The JollyOllie Steam Comb Rendering Box. I will soon be introducing the latest hive I have built, and it will finally show Charlie that I am a talent in the Bee World to be re conned with.
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LOL.... I put a steam powered wallpaper generator on my Christmas list this year. The wife asked why I wanted to remove wallpaper.. I told her I was copying this guys goofy contraptions on beesource for melting old comb. *grins*


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I think this is the first Draft upcoming year where I've noticed we have so many holes due to age, injury and declining performance. I don't know how we are going to fill them. The draft might not be enough and the cap hits we have next year even with cutting guys might cripple the decisions we should or should make.
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There are 3 spacious double bedrooms which makes the apartment perfect for families or groups of up to 6-7 people.
This beautiful and exclusive apartment is located on the boarder of zone 1 and 2 and is outside of the congestion charge zone. It is great for tourists and It is also ideal for people visiting London for the first time.
There are two bus stops or five minutes walk to both Stockwell underground station (zone 2) and Vauxhall underground station (zone 1). Train journey to Oxford street is 10 minutes, Victoria station 8 minutes.
For shopping, bus journey to Oxford street (bus 88) from outside the flat is 30 minutes, and during the journey you will pass the Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Leicester square and more famous landmarks.
The London eye is 20 minutes away by bus and there is a direct train from Stockwell to Camden Market around 40 minutes. There are also great transport links to the night life and theaters in the west-end.
Just only 4 - 5 minutes walk from the apartment you will find local restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes.
Lambeth is located in south central London and is the home to Tate Modern - a visit is a must for contemporary art lovers. Tate Modern is located on the amazing South Bank, which is full of bars and restaurants, and an amazing place to stroll around.
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Hyde Park is a short journey away, where you will find Kensington Gardens. On the east side off Hyde Park you will reach Oxford Street, the most famous shopping street in London with shops such as Selfridges and Debenhams. Most attractions of London are within easy reach, such as Piccadilly Circus, Madame Tussauds and Tower of London.
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House rulesNo pets, No Smoking in the apartment, but you can smoke in the private garden.
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Our stay in London was wonderful, the apartment is nice in a good location. We were six people and it was very good for us. It is near to the transport (Bus stop in front of, and five minutes to Vauxhall Station), supermarket is two blocks from there and have many good restaurants in the same street. Nick was very helpful with us, and arrived at the apartment in the time that we combined. Recommend it for everyone surely will enjoy!
Nice appartment, warm althoug it was snowing.
Close to transport and nice walks along the Themes.
Fresh fruit, wine and breakfast in the cooler.
Welcoming and helpful host. Nice meeting and quick answers to questions. A group of 6 people had a good stay with musical and football mm. Affordable central bus connection right outside døra.Gode beds and clean.
Imøtekommende og hjelpsom vert. Hyggelig møte og raske svar på spørsmål. En gjeng på 6 personer hadde et fint opphold med musical og fotball mm. Rimelig sentralt med buss- forbindelse rett utafor døra.Gode senger og rent.
We are a family with 3 children, 2 teenagers and we spent 5 nights in Nick's apartment and we enjoyed our stay. This apartment is on 2 floors and has 3 bedrooms with very comfortable bedding. The apartment is very clean and it is ideally located for two bus stops outside the apartment and the subway is a 5/10 minute walk. Nick is very friendly and we had even stocked the fridge (milk, eggs, cheese, butter, jam, bread, ...) and a nice fruit basket! What is really nice on arrival and we no longer start with the chore of shopping! Small negatives: the bathroom is a bit old and small but still ok and the street noise can interfere with those seeking the quiet especially in the two upstairs bedrooms downstairs because it is more isolated. In conclusion, we recommend this apartment and we will return with great pleasure and without hesitation!
Nous sommes une famille avec 3 enfants dont 2 adolescents et nous avons passé 5 nuits dans l'appartement de Nick et nous avons beaucoup apprécié notre séjour. Cet appartement est sur 2 étages et comporte 3 chambres avec une literie très confortable. L'appartement est très propre et il est idéalement situé car 2 lignes de bus s'arrêtent devant l'appart et le métro est à 5/10 mn de marche. Nick est très sympathique et nous avait même garni le frigidaire (lait, oeufs, fromages, beurre, confitures, pain de mie,...) et aussi une belle corbeille de fruits ! Ce qui est vraiment très agréable à l'arrivée et nous évite de commencer par la corvée des courses ! Petits bémols : la salle de bain est un peu vétuste et petite mais reste correcte et le bruit de la rue peut gêner ceux qui recherche le calme absolu surtout dans les 2 chambres du haut car celle en bas est plus isolée. En conclusion nous recommandons cet appartement et nous y retournerons avec grand plaisir et sans hésiter !
very nice apartment with a metro 5 minute walk serving good Central London!
appartement très agréable avec un métro à 5 minutes à pied qui dessert très bien le centre de londres!
We had a great time in London and enjoyed the apartment. We were within walking distance of the Vauxhal bridge and could so easily to the Big Ben and everything running. The bus stopped at the door so awesome! The apartment was very tidy. There was fresh fruit and there was everything put in the fridge for a first breakfast! What a service! Our host was very friendly and helpful. We were delayed by Ryanair until 0:30 at night, but that was no problem for him (part of the job). If we go back to London then we'll definitely return to this apartment.
We hebben het geweldig gehad in Londen en genoten van het appartement.
We zaten op loopafstand van de Vauxhal brug en konden zo heel makkelijk naar de Big Ben en alles lopen.
De bussen stopten voor de deur dus geweldig!
Het appartement was keurig verzorgd. Er stond vers fruit en er was van alles in de koelkast gezet voor een eerste ontbijt!
Wat een service!
Onze gastheer was erg vriendelijk en behulpzaam. We waren er door vertraging van Ryan Air pas half 1 's nachts maar dat was voor hem geen probleem(part of the job).
Mochten we weer naar Londen gaan dan gaan we zeker weer naar dit appartement.
My family of five had a wonderful time in London. Nick was very nice and the apartment was clean and convenient to many of the London sites. He also provided us with some nice fruit,cheese, bread, and other treats.My only suggestion is to get more towels. For 5 people I think we should have had a least one towel each. Otherwise wonderful stay. Thank you!
Fine location right by bus and subway. Nice and clean apartment. Nick is the nicest man!
Fin beliggenhed lige ved bus og undergrund. Pæn og ren lejlighed. Nick er den flinkeste mand!
We found ourselves quite well in the home of Nick near Vauxhall. We were 5 (2 adults and 3 children). The bathroom is not huge but it was not a problem thanks to the fact that the toilet is separto. We had a slight problem hydraulic and Nick was very helpful and quick to risolvercelo. The house has 3 bedrooms with double beds. The only improvement is to propose an aggiuingere Roman shade in the room on the first floor which has larger windows and therefore not completametne obscured by curtains that there are currently. Roberta
Ci siamo trovati piuttosto bene nella casa di Nick vicino a Vauxhall. Eravamo in 5 (2 adulti e 3 bambini).
Il bagno non è enorme ma non è stato un problema grazie al fatto che il WC è separto.
Abbiamo avuto un problemino idraulico e Nick è stato molto gentile e rapido nel risolvercelo.
La casa ha 3 camere da letto con letti matrimoniali.
L'unico miglioramento che proponiamo è quello di aggiuingere una tendina oscurante nella camera al primo piano che ha i finestroni più ampi e dunque non completametne oscurati dalle tende che ci sono attualmente.
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