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Recall -- Firm Press Release
FDA posts press releases and other notices of recalls and market withdrawals from the firms involved as a service to consumers, the media, and other interested parties. FDA does not endorse either the product or the company.
Rising Moon Organics Announces a Voluntary Recall of One Code Date of Mislabeled
Mediterranean Garlic & Herb Ravioli Due to Undeclared Soy Allergen
(888) 534-0246 x25154
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - December 14, 2011 - Rising Moon Organics® today issued a voluntary recall of Rising Moon Organics Mediterranean Garlic & Herb Ravioli, a frozen product, because of an incorrect back label on some packages. This mislabeling incident resulted in an undeclared allergen (Soy). People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to soy run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume this product.
The front of the retail package is correctly labeled Mediterranean Garlic & Herb Ravioli, 8 oz. However, the back of the retail package is incorrectly labeled Four Cheese Tortelloni, UPC# 7-85030-55559-0. One Code Date is affected: SELL BY APR 05 2012 printed on the front label (ONLY this Sell By date is being recalled).
The product involved was distributed through retail stores nationwide (eastern & central regions).
The recall was initiated when it was discovered that some packages were mislabeled by the co-packer. Although soy ingredient is included in the product, the incorrect back label does not list soy in the ingredients statement. No other lot codes of Rising Moon Organics Mediterranean Garlic & Herb Ravioli are affected.
No illnesses have been reported to date in association with this product.
Consumers can return the product to their place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions can contact the company at 888-534-0246 x25154, Monday – Friday 8am to 5pm Eastern Time.
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"National/Four Region Overview: National home prices have changed -5.0% quarter-over-quarter. In fact, looking at national home prices since their mid- August peak, price declines are even more dramatic, changing -6.8%.
It's Going to Be Another Long, Hard Winter in Housing - read full report at Zillow Real Estate Research
"According to the third quarter Zillow Real Estate Market Reports, home value depreciation began to accelerate again in September, fueled by lower transactional volumes and increased inventory levels. Home values dropped 0.4% from August to September and 4.3% from September 2009 (see Figure 1 below)."

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In my former church, it was not uncommon for anyone who refused to blindly submit to pastoral authority to be recognized as having a Jezebel spirit. Because I did not yield to the pressure to jump, run, bawl, spin, clap, etc., I was told frequently that I most likely had a Jezebel spirit. It was usually a woman who supposedly had this spirit, but men could also be under her control.
The evidence that suggested one had a Jezebel spirit included: Hatred of authority, a desire to control oneself or others, controlling finances in the home or church, controlling the flow of the Holy Spirit (like that would even be possible), hatred of the pastor's wife, and dressing inappropriately suggesting the presence of a spirit of lust.
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I recently purchased a brand new 44 tracker. The Gun arrived with several defects. The worst being the hammer rubbing a grove into the frame (top-right). The grip was torn, not once, not twice, but 9 times all the way through to the inside.
I called them immediately. They were real polite and sent a Fedex guy to my house the next day. The gun left with a detailed letter describing the problems. I received the gun back today in worse shape than when it left. The grip was not replaced, same grip with all the tears. They left a noticeable mark in the hammer trying to center it, but it looks like they went the wrong way and made the rubbing even worse. Oh yah.... it came back with greasy and dirty finger prints all over the grip barrel, and frame :eek:.
I'm afraid to send it off again for fear of it getting worse!!!
I love my target 22 Tracker, it has been a great handgun, the very reason I purchased this one. The finish, action, and tolerances, were nothing like this 44, having the same frame, grip, and cylinder. They sure went down hill the last 10 years. :(
I once defended Taurus, but I now see the light and grieve with all the others who have purchased these piles of crap. Where the heck do they get their gun smiths. I'm madder than an old red hen, and I better quite before I get censored. :mad:


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Nice quilts. Good job.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
All three are really nice.
They are all very nice, especially the half log cabin. Thanks for sharing.
Love 'em all. What size are your squares on the log cabin?
Fabulous name banner...such a wonderful idea
The best kind of sleep from Heaven above...
is under a quilt homemade with LOVE!
The "Cole" banner is a great idea for a nursery.. and for all my baby-having friends.
The good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow. Do good anyway.
Boomerangs and BOM Blocks: http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...19-albums.html
Beautiful quilts...love them all....thanks for sharing!!!
There is no place like home!
very nice!!!!!
Very, Very nice!


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Group 1: Norway, Czech Republic, Belgium, Portugal
Group 2: Germany, Sweden, Poland, Northern Ireland
Group 3: France, Iceland, Romania, Netherlands
Group 4: Denmark, Republic of Ireland, Switzerland, Serbia
Group 5: Spain, Scotland, Italy, Russia
Group 6: England, Austria, Finland, Wales
11.45CET, 15 November, Nyon
The 24 teams in the second qualifying round will be split into six groups of four teams to be played as one-venue mini-tournaments from 31 March to 5 April.
Four seeding pots of six teams each have been formed according to the coefficient ranking list. Each group will contain one team from each of the four pots, with hosts then appointed for the mini-tournaments. No side can play a nation that they met in the first qualifying round.
The six group winners and the runners-up with the best record against the teams first and third in their section will join hosts Turkey in the finals from 2 to 14 July.
Pot A: Germany* (holders), France*, England*, Spain, Denmark, Norway
Pot B: Republic of Ireland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Iceland, Scotland, Austria
Pot C: Italy, Belgium, Finland, Switzerland, Romania, Poland
Pot D: Netherlands, Wales, Russia, Northern Ireland**, Portugal, Serbia
* given byes to second stage
** best third-placed team
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KLAC Slips: Q2 Beats, Q3 View Weak
Shares of chip equipment maker KLA-Tencor (KLAC) are down $1.66, or 3.3%, at $48, after the company this afternoon reported fiscal Q4 revenue and earnings per share that topped analysts' expectations, but forecast the current quarter's results well below expectations.
Revenue in the three months ended in June were flat with the year-earlier period at $893 million, yielding EPS of $1.49.
Analysts on average had been expecting $874 million and $1.31 per share.
For the current quarter, the company projected revenue in a range of $700 million to $760 million, and EPS of 75 cents to 95 cents. That is below the average Street estimate for $830 million and $1.15.
During a conference call with analysts following the report, KLA management said "the industry demand outlook for the rest of 2012 has backed off recently."
However even with slack demand, capacity for leading-edge foundry capabilities "remains tight," management said.


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Financial Highlights | Management Assurance
The Department of Education is committed to management excellence and recognizes the importance of strong financial systems and internal controls to ensure accountability, integrity, and reliability. Management, administrative, and financial system controls have been developed to ensure the following:
- All programs and operations achieve their intended results efficiently and effectively.
- Resources are used in accordance with the Department's mission.
- All programs and resources are protected from waste, fraud, and mismanagement.
- Laws and regulations are followed.
- Reliable, complete, and timely data are maintained and used for decisionmaking at all levels.
We believe that the rapid implementation of audit recommendations is essential to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of our programs and operations and to achieving our integrity and accountability goals.
Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act
During fiscal year (FY) 2005, in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA) and using the guidelines of the Department and the Office of Management and Budget, we reviewed our management control system. The objectives of our management control system are to provide reasonable assurance that the following occur:
Statement on Management and Financial Controls
For the programs, organizations, and functions covered by the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA), I am pleased to report that the Department of Education accounting systems and management controls, taken as a whole, provide reasonable assurance that the objectives of FMFIA have been achieved.
—Margaret Spellings
Secretary of Education
- Our obligations and costs are in compliance with applicable laws.
- Our assets are safeguarded against waste, loss, unauthorized use, or misappropriation.
- The revenues and expenditures applicable to agency operations are properly recorded and accounted for; to permit the preparation of accounts and reliable financial and statistical reports; and to maintain accountability over assets.
- All programs are efficiently and effectively carried out in accordance with applicable laws and management policy.
The efficiency of the Department's operations is continually evaluated using information obtained from reviews conducted by the Government Accountability Office and the Office of Inspector General, specifically requested studies, or observations of daily operations. These reviews ensure that our systems and controls comply with the standards established by FMFIA. Managers throughout the Department are responsible for ensuring that effective controls are implemented in their areas of responsibility. Individual assurance statements from assistant secretaries serve as a primary basis for the Department's assurance that management controls are adequate. The assurance statements are based upon each principal office's evaluation of progress made in correcting any previously reported problems; new problems identified by the Office of Inspector General, the Government Accountability Office, and other management reports; and the management environment within each principal office. Department organizations that have material weaknesses identified are required to submit plans for correcting those weaknesses. The plans, combined with the individual assurance statements, provide the framework for continually monitoring and improving the Department's management controls.
FMFIA Section 2, Management Control. All of the 80 internal control material weaknesses identified since the inception of FMFIA have been corrected and closed.
FMFIA Section 4, Financial Management Systems. All of the 95 financial management systems nonconformances identified since the inception of FMFIA have been corrected and closed.
Federal Financial Management Improvement Act. The Secretary has determined that the Department is in compliance with the Federal Financial Management Improvement Act (FFMIA), although our auditor has identified instances of which the Department's financial management systems did not substantially comply.
We are cognizant of our auditors concerns relating to instances of non-compliance with FFMIA as noted in the Compliance with Laws and Regulations Report located on p. 275 of this report, we continue to strengthen and improve our financial management systems.
However, since our last FFMIA report, the Department has continued to invest a considerable amount of time, effort and resources in assessing and strengthening the security controls protecting its information and information resources. As a result of these assessments, the Department has learned that certain vulnerabilities identified by OIG and our auditors in this year's reports were previously accepted on an enterprise-wide basis by the Department's Designated Approving Authorities, Certifier and Government Technical Expert, supported by the recommendation of the Department's Independent Verification and Validation Management Committee (IV&V MC).
The IV&V MC prescribes five basic tenets in the acceptance of any individual vulnerability:
- It is not technically feasible to correct the vulnerability.
- It is cost prohibitive to correct the vulnerability.
- Correcting the vulnerability will result in the loss of system or application functionality.
- In the context of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures definition, the vulnerability is more correctly identified as a security exposure.
- All accepted vulnerabilities or security exposures must demonstrate that compensating security controls are in place and are operating as intended.
To this end, the Department has come to understand its risk management responsibilities. The Department has made a well-informed and documented risk-based business decision to operate its networks, systems and applications in the presence of certain vulnerabilities and security exposures. This acceptance of risk is in keeping with the rules and principles governing a risk management program.
Furthermore, the Department fully understands the risks inherent in operating information resources in the presence of common vulnerabilities and security exposures. To assist in the management of the potential risks, the Department has implemented proactive processes to identify research, manage, remediate and monitor for vulnerabilities and security exposures. This remediation cycle can be an extended process for any particular vulnerability and as a result, at any given time as they await remediation, vulnerabilities may be present in any networked environment, including the Department's.


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Botleigh Grange Hotel
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Botleigh Grange Hotel
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Southampton, Botleigh Grange Hotel is convenient to The Ageas Bowl and Wickham Vineyard. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Manor Farm Country Park and Itchen Valley Country Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 56 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and wedding services.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Spa tub
- Sauna
- Total number of rooms - 56
- Meeting rooms 2
- Full-service spa
- Free self parking
- Number of floors - 3
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Conference space
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Steam room
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Wedding services
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- In-room accessibility
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
Room Facilities
- Desk
- Free toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Individually decorated
- Shower/tub combination
- Air conditioning
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 9.95 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Renovations and Closures
The following facilities will be closed from 24 December 2017 to 26 December 2017 (dates subject to change):
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We tried to start this thing a long time ago where we'd have Boston bands cover other Boston bands. Which perhaps is exactly the kind of incestuousness that keeps Boston so fucking . . . y'know, BOSTON. The idea more or less ran its course, although you might want to check back next week because we're bringing it back in a big way. In the meantime, this Hallelujah the Hills track sort of almost doesn't count, since it's Ryan Walsh playing a song from his old band the Stairs, but shit, we LOVED the Stairs and hopefully now Daytrotter kids will, too.
Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jenkins just emailed us about an Irish singer-songwriter who's recorded an awesome unplugged/lo-fi rendition of a deep-album track by '90s Boston hardcore supergroup Miltown, the band J. Jonah Jenkins fronted (with future Top 40 emo producer Matt Squire on guitar) after Only Living Witness broke up. Since Miltown's major-label album was never released, the appearance of this cover more than a decade later pushes the boundaries of serendipity. Props to Neil Patrick Howlett then for giving a new look to Miltown's "Predatory Male," which we would have considered more or less uncoverable by anyone, let alone a guy armed only with an acoustic guitar. Give it a whirl at his Virb page (might have to scroll down in the player), and grab the Miltown original below for comparison's sake.
DOWNLOAD: Hallelujah the Hills, Escape Clause (Daytrotter Session) [Mp3] DOWNLOAD: Neil Patrick Howlett, Predatory Male [mp3 at Virb.com]DOWNLOAD: Miltown, Predatory Male [mp3]


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In November 2011, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) officially designated April 30 as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe. International Jazz Day is chaired and led by Irina Bokova, UNESCO Director General, and legendary jazz pianist and composer Herbie Hancock, who serves as a UNESCO Ambassador for Intercultural Dialogue and Chairman of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz. The Institute is the lead nonprofit organization charged with planning, promoting and producing this annual celebration.
International Jazz Day brings together communities, schools, artists, historians, academics, and jazz enthusiasts all over the world to celebrate and learn about jazz and its roots, future and impact; raise awareness of the need for intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding; and reinforce international cooperation and communication. Each year on April 30, this international art form is recognized for promoting peace, dialogue among cultures, diversity, and respect for human rights and human dignity; eradicating discrimination; promoting freedom of expression; fostering gender equality; and reinforcing the role of youth in enacting social change.
International Jazz Day is the culmination of Jazz Appreciation Month, which draws public attention to jazz and its extraordinary heritage throughout April. In December 2012, the United Nations General Assembly formally welcomed the decision by the UNESCO General Conference to proclaim April 30 as International Jazz Day. The United Nations and UNESCO now both recognize International Jazz Day on their official calendars.
Washington, D.C., has been named the International Jazz Day 2016 Global Host City. As International Jazz Day celebrates its 5th anniversary, the U.S. nation's capital will host a multitude of jazz performances, community service initiatives, and education programs in schools, libraries, hospitals, community centers and arts venues across the city. Washington, D.C., is the birthplace of the great jazz pianist and bandleader Duke Ellington, and the city has enjoyed a thriving jazz scene for the past century. On April 30, 2016, Washington, D.C., will join with towns, cities and villages in over 190 countries on all 7 continents to observe International Jazz Day through thousands of performances and programs.
Osaka, Japan served as the 2014 Global Host City. The day's festivities began with 6 hours of free jazz education programs at the state-of-the-art Osaka School of Music, where musicians, journalists, philanthropists and educators converged to deliver workshops, lectures, master classes, panel discussions and more. Opening with a rousing duet rendition of Louis Armstrong's "West End Blues" by Japanese jazz artists and philanthropists Yoshio & Keiko Toyama, the daytime activities included such highlights as an interview between Associated Press journalist Charles Gans and renowned vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater on jazz and human rights; a discussion featuring UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Herbie Hancock and UNESCO Artist for Peace Marcus Miller on "Artists for Peace & Cultural Diplomacy;" and instrumental workshops with acclaimed artists Terumasa Hino and Earl Klugh. This year's educational program reached over 10,000 people with the help of live streaming technology.
The evening All-Star Global Concert at the famed outdoor Osaka Castle Park featured stunning performances by Toshiko Akiyoshi (Japan), John Beasley (Musical Director), Kris Bowers, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Terri Lyne Carrington, Theo Croker, Sheila E., Pete Escovedo, Roberta Gambarini (Italy), Kenny Garrett, James Genus, Roy Hargrove, Lalah Hathaway, Terumasa Hino (Japan), Earl Klugh, Marcus Miller, T.S. Monk, Gregory Porter, Claudio Roditi (Italy), John Scofield, Wayne Shorter, Esperanza Spalding, Lew Tabackin, Steve Turre, Dionne Warwick and other internationally acclaimed artists. Dignitaries from UNESCO and the Japanese government also attended. In a stirring demonstration of the true breadth of International Jazz Day's message, the audience was treated to a special video message from astronauts aboard the International Space Station orbiting over 200 miles above the earth's surface. The concert was streamed live and seen by millions of people worldwide on www.jazzday.com and via the UNESCO, United Nations, U.S. State Department and Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz websites. Additionally, the concert was taped for broadcast on public television stations around the world.
As in 2013, all 196 member states of UNESCO and the United Nations joined in the celebrations, with organizers and institutions everywhere planning festivals, concerts, parades, jam sessions, jazz flash mobs, art and photo exhibitions, lectures, discussions, education programs and much more on and around April 30. With the participation of Antarctica's McMurdo and Palmer research stations, the third annual International Jazz Day included events on all 7 continents.
Istanbul, Turkey was named the 2013 Global Host City for International Jazz Day. The city hosted a daylong series of jazz events including workshops and seminars, panels and roundtable discussions, film screenings, student master classes led by prominent musicians and educators, and – of course – live performances.
The crowning event of the celebration was the Global Concert in the Hagia Irene, a 4th-century Byzantine Church. The star-studded evening featured an extraordinary series of performances from Dale Barlow (Australia), John Beasley, Rubén Blades (Panama), Terence Blanchard, Igor Butman (Russia), Terri Lyne Carrington, Anat Cohen (Israel), Vinnie Colaiuta, Imer Demirer (Turkey), George Duke, James Genus, Robert Glasper, Herbie Hancock, Zakir Hussain (India), Al Jarreau, Bilal Karaman (Turkey), Ramsey Lewis, Pedrito Martinez, Hugh Masekela, Branford Marsalis, Keiko Matsui (Japan), John McLaughlin (UK), Marcus Miller, Thelonious Monk, Jr., Milton Nascimiento (Brazil), Eddie Palmieri, Alevtina Polyakova (Russia), Jean-Luc Ponty (France), Dianne Reeves, Lee Ritenour, Hüsnü Şenlendirici (Turkey), Wayne Shorter, Esperanza Spalding, Joss Stone, Joe Louis Walker and Ben Williams.
Attendees also heard remarks from International Jazz Day Co-Chairs Herbie Hancock and Irina Bokova, and guest speaker Martin Luther King III, among others. The evening's festivities were broadcast live online and on public television stations worldwide, with "Listening Parties" organized in countries from the U.S. to Trinidad and Tobago to Georgia to Bhutan.
In the true spirit of the Day, citizens the world over showed their love for jazz by participating in jam sessions, concerts, flash mobs, lectures, and film screenings; producing video tributes; and taking the conversation digital on Facebook, Twitter, and beyond.
UNESCO and United Nations missions, U.S. embassies and government outposts around the world hosted special events for the first annual International Jazz Day on April 30, 2012. Universities, libraries, schools, community centers, performing arts venues and arts organizations of all disciplines around the world marked the day through concerts, education programs, seminars, lectures, book readings, public jam sessions, master classes, photo exhibitions, dance recitals, film and documentary screenings, theater presentations and spoken word performances. More than one billion people around the world were reached through 2012 International Jazz Day programs and media coverage.
In 2012, UNESCO and the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz presented three high-profile programs: a daylong celebration in Paris at UNESCO world headquarters; a sunrise concert in New Orleans' Congo Square, the birthplace of jazz; and a sunset concert at the United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York City. Among the world-renowned artists that participated were John Beasley, Tony Bennett, George Benson, Terence Blanchard, Richard Bona (Cameroon), Dee Dee Bridgewater, Candido, Teri Lyne Carrington, Ron Carter, Robert Cray, Jack DeJohnette, George Duke, Sheila E., Herbie Hancock, Antonio Hart, Jimmy Heath, Hiromi (Japan), Zakir Hussain (India), Chaka Khan, Angelique Kidjo (Benin), Lang Lang (China), Joe Lovano, Romero Lubambo (Brazil), Shankar Mahadevan (India), Ellis Marsalis, Wynton Marsalis, Hugh Masekela (South Africa), Christian McBride, Marcus Miller, Danilo Pérez (Panama), Wayne Shorter, Esperanza Spalding, Treme Brass Band and Stevie Wonder. Hosts included Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Quincy Jones.
The Institute and UNESCO will continue their partnership to encourage schools, universities, libraries, arts organizations, community centers and other entities in UNESCO's 195 member states to host jazz concerts and educational programs on International Jazz Day. Our goal is to reach people of all ages and backgrounds, in order to include them in this global celebration of freedom, creativity, and – above all – jazz.


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Ctenus monaghani spec. nov., a nocturnal hunter from the forest floor in Laos (Araneae: Ctenidae)
The genus Ctenus Walckenaer 1805 was recently revised by Jäger (2012) for Laos and neighbouring countries. He followed the broader definition of the genus by Steyn et al. (1997) and recorded five species from Laos, three of which were described as new (Jäger 2012). In May 2012 one male of the genus Ctenus was collected in the Khammouan Province, Laos. It belongs to an undescribed species, which is described below.
Araneae, Ctenidae
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The San Diego Comic Con is still two months away, but for those going, and who hope to grab some exclusive items, Diamond Comic Distributors unveiled what it is bringing to the convention.
[Art] Alex Ross launches Classic Universal Monsters set
Artist Alex Ross has a new line of art prints coming our way featuring the classic Universal Monsters that shaped our childhoods.
[Video] Cosplayers show off at the San Diego Comic-Con #SDCC
Sneaky Zebra made it to the San Diego Comic Con, and came home with another fantastic collection of cosplayer's showing their wares.
Major Spoilers Podcast #687: #SDCC Wrap-Up 2016
This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast we look back at some of our favorite stories from Comic-Con 2016, and rank your favorite stories as well.
[Movies] How does a living planet become Peter Quill's father?
This weekend at the San Diego Comic Con, it was revealed that Kurt Russell is playing Peter Quill's father in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Russell will play Ego the Living Planet, which seems really interesting, and also made us ask the question, "How?" Fortunately, James Gunn gives us an answer.
[Merch] Check out the cool Marvel statues from Sideshow Collectibles
Sideshow Collectibles had a number of fantastic Marvel statues on display at their booth this year at the San Diego Comic Con. Take the jump for a quick look at some of the best!
[Gallery] Marvel Studios Panel photo gallery #SDCC
Disney was kind enough to share a slew of photos from the Marvel Studios panel, held last night at the San Diego Comic Con.
[Movies] Kurt Russell's costume for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 revealed
If you haven't already heard, Kurt Russell will indeed play Star Lord's father, Ego the Living Planet. Moments ago, Marvel unveiled the costume at the marvel Stage at the San Diego Comic Con.
[Movies] Here's what we know about Spider-Man: Homecoming #SDCC
During the Marvel Studios panel at the San Diego Comic Con, a few details about Spider-Man: Homecoming were revealed.
[Movies] Brie Larson is Captain Marvel #SDCC
Confirmed by Marvel Studios, Brie Larson will play Captain Marvel in the upcoming movie.
[Animation] WB Animation debuts footage from new season of Vixen #SDCC
If you thought Vixen was a done in one for the CW Seed, guess again. Here's a sneak peek of the team working together.
[Movies] New Doctor Strange trailer is here #SDCC
Things get really weird for Doctor Strange in the new trailer!
[Movies] Thor Ragnarok gets a new logo #SDCC
Check out the new logo for the upcoming Thor: Ragnarok movie.
[Movies] Black Panther movie adds Michael B. Jordan and Lupita Nyong'o to the cast
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The Tomorrow People was ITV�s answer to Doctor Who. 25 minute episodes (including ad breaks), 3-5 part self-contained stories, cliffhanger endings with recaps the next week, an ability to appear and disappear in wildly differing locales, adventures in the past, present and future - the similarities speak for themselves. But whereas Doctor Who was a product of the BBC�s Drama Dept and (usually) had a lot of skilled people working on it, The Tomorrow People was treated as just another children�s show and consequently had less money, expertise and time allotted to it. Like Magpie vs Blue Peter, Thames Television tried to get away with a cheap and tacky alternative to the real thing. Despite Doctor Who stalwart Dudley Simpson providing the unforgettably eerie title music (and who can forget the hypnotic �zooming-in� black and white title sequence that went with it?), the rival series always appeared shoddily written and badly acted. And there�s a good reason for this - it was. Creative force Roger Price is to be applauded for giving the initial concept such chutzpah, but the trouble was that his over-ambitious storytelling devices always fell some way short of the infinitesimal TV budgets he had to work with. Cheap actors, cheap effects, cheap sets - that seems to be the mantra of The Tomorrow People. Spaceships made of plastic cups, robots made out of cardboard - the worst excesses of television SF are to be found in this programme. But do you know what the most amazing thing of all is? I just can�t get enough of it.
The Blue and the Green is Revelation Films� fourth TP release. It formed the opening story of the show�s second series, transmitted in 1974. Opinion has it that it�s the best adventure of the entire run, although considering the quality it has to compete against, that�s not a hard task. Certainly it�s good, with an especially strong opening episode, but like the first three stories already released on DVD, it struggles to retain credibility after the narrative�s midway point. Concerning itself with mind-altering paintings and the emergence of a new Tomorrow Person in the form of beautiful student teacher Liz (Elizabeth Adare), the story touches on issues of racism, identity and gang warfare, even making the odd socio-political comment when no-one�s looking.
This is my favourite TP release to date. Not because of the content, but because it was the first adventure I ever saw, at the tender age of seven. And seven is the best age to be watching these stories, as my young son will testify. He loves them just as much as me, and we jointly suffer withdrawal symptoms whiling away the weeks before the next DVD comes out. It�s a funny thing, but after all these years I still remember vividly the Daliesque painting that changed colour and turned schoolchildren into rampaging thugs. It�s a striking idea, powerfully realised, despite the amateurism of many of the juvenile actors (including a very young Pauline Quirke and Linda Robson). Robert (Jason Kemp) is the �unearthly child� that seems to be the cause of all this unrest, and Kemp�s acting style varies from high camp to steely malevolence. The scene in the cellar when his face, and then his whole body, is diffused with multicoloured light, is particularly effective.
It�s fair to say that acting is not The Tomorrow People�s strong point. Whilst I�ve always found Nicholas Young quite acceptable - he plays John, the leader of the Tomorrow People, as the equivalent of a Head Prefect in a public school - others of the regular cast have not been of the same standard. In previous stories we�ve suffered Sammie Winmill�s overeager interpretation (her character leaves to join the Galactic Trig between seasons - as you do), and here we�ve got Peter Vaughan Clarke who, as he admits himself on the entertaining commentary track, is really not very good. Rattling out his dialogue at machine-gun speed and possessing the body language of a stick insect with a hernia, he makes Adric off of Doctor Who look like a young Laurence Olivier. But Elizabeth Adare as the newly �out� teacher Liz M�Bondo shows a great deal of promise and, occasional stilted line aside, she is a far more credible performer than Winmill ever was. Chris Chittel - familiar to viewers from his role in soap opera Emmerdale gives a straightforward, brutish quality to Chris, supposed relation of �thug turned good guy� Ginge from the first series. Other actors vary from the embarrassing (Simon Merrick as a cliched detective) to the unwatchable (30 year old Nigel Pegram playing a comic geriatric in the style of Peter Cushing from At the Earth�s Core).
The special effects work is pretty grisly, in line with other TP releases. When the team are floating in the space-station at the end, you can see very clearly the harnesses and wires that are supporting them! The ending is so ambitious (and preposterous) that even a budget ten times the size would have had trouble coping with the effects requirements. A car chase with an army jeep and an antiquated panda car is unexpectedly exciting, although the effect wears off with repetition.
As to the disc, if you�re familiar with previous Tomorrow People releases, you�ll know what to expect. If not, prepare for the worst. The five episodes have had no remastering and, whilst perfectly watchable, are full of tape damage, scratches and dirt on the film sequences, and general wear and tear. One filmed shot of an ambulance speeding past (presumably stock footage) is totally overexposed, something that could have been rectified by a more diligent transfer of the material. But it seems that in line with the original ethos of the series, little time or money has been spent on its DVD incarnation. That said, I was quite happy with the picture generally and it didn�t interfere with my watching of the story. There are no subtitles.
Chaptering on these Revelation discs is a minor headache. There are nine in all on the main title (1:55), and each episode, bar the first, is divided into two: �Episode X Preview� (the recap between the introductory title and the episode-specific title), and �Episode X� (the rest of the episode beginning with the episode-specific title). This means that virtually the whole 23 minute episode plays without a chapter stop, which is not the most convenient arrangement. Also, while it is great that they�ve incorporated the old Thames logo before each episode, the blasted thing actually comes at the end of the previous chapter! So if you simply wanted to watch, say, Episode Three with the Thames logo, you�d have to chose �Episode Two Preview�, and rewind back a few seconds to the end of the previous episode. (And that�s not all - if you press the �Play Programme� option from the title menu, you get the first Thames logo, but if you choose �Episode One� from the �Select Episode� option you don�t). This is a crazy situation, when the obvious solution would have been to have the logo playing at the start of every episode, and the episode itself divided into three or four chapter stops. The new Thames logo is inserted at the end of each episode, but interestingly (or not!) the �pre-advert signal� that appears at the top right-hand corner of the screen is apparent on several opening and closing title sequences.
The extras are scant, and text-led. �The Blue and the Green� is an informative dossier of background information on the story, while the �Fact File� covers various titbits of trivia. The Episode Guide and Character Biographies are the same as previous discs, as is a commercial for Big Finish audio dramas (1:36), featuring an announcer who sounds like he�s about to keel over and die of boredom. (Not a good advertisement for their product, it has to be said.) A Stills Gallery featuring 25 screen grabs from the story is as pointless as it sounds. By far the best extra on this, and any other TP disc, is the commentary track, once again courtesy of Peter Vaughan Clarke, Nicholas Young, and - for the last episode only - Philip Gilbert. These three are obviously having such a great time knocking each other�s performances, criticising the special effects and trotting out one off-colour anecdote after another (TIM�s balls getting yet another mention) that the episodes simply fly by. Nicholas Briggs is the host, ably bringing out the best (or worst!) in his guests, and pointing out any suspect moment that might be worthy of a derisive comment or two. To listen to them amiably chatting away like this is a real joy. (And it�s not just about the programme either - the conversation invariably drifts to ribald observations about life in general, especially the lack of a decent acting career after leaving the show!). If only all DVD commentaries were this good.
In summary, I�m a fan of The Tomorrow People and so these releases are great to see. The programme made a strong impression on me as a child, and The Blue and the Green is especially important to me because it�s the first one I remember. But for others, and there are many, all they see is the naff effects and dire acting. Well, all I can say is, �I�m sorry, but you had to be there.� Roll on the next adventure�


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Published: September 25, 2013 - 12:43 AM
Three major lawsuits may determine when and how much money is recovered in the years-long Fair Finance Co. bankruptcy and financial scandal case, Fair's trustee said.
Bankruptcy Judge Marilyn Shea-Stonum on Tuesday noted that default judgments — undefended claims — total more than a third of a billion dollars. Trustee Brian Bash's challenge is how to capitalize on that, she said during a regular monthly status update hearing at U.S. Bankruptcy Court in downtown Akron.
Little from the default judgments has actually been collected — as of Sept. 18, a money market fund set up by the Fair Finance trustee held just over $6.5 million, according to the latest court documents.
"How do you plot the trajectory to say, we've done what we can do and this is what we can distribute?" Shea-Stonum asked Bash in the half-hour-long hearing. The hearing was conducted via teleconference in open court.
The outcome of upcoming litigation will determine the trajectory, Bash said.
Three ongoing lawsuits likely will define the nature and scope of money recovered in the case, Bash said.
The largest of three major outstanding lawsuits filed by Bash seeks more than $72 million from Fortress Credit Corp. The two parties have agreed to mediation, which will take place Tuesday and Oct. 2, with the legal process continuing into December.
Bash also is seeking $25 million from Dan Laikin, former head of comedy movie maker National Lampoon Inc., who was convicted of manipulating the company's stock price. Laikin was a one-time Fair Finance board member and a confidante of Fair Finance co-owner, Indianapolis businessman Timothy Durham. Durham ran National Lampoon following Laikin's removal.
Bash also is suing National Lampoon for $9 million, saying money was illegally funneled from Fair Finance to the movie company.
Bash has other active lawsuits, as well.
Bash, in his monthly report, also said he and his legal team are focusing collection efforts on the eight largest outstanding judgments totaling $184.1 million.
The trustee said "certain individuals" have approached him about purchasing assets that belong to either the Fair Finance estate or to former co-owner Durham.
"We may market these to others who are more entrepreneurial and have more of an appetite to pursue them," Bash said.
The public status report, which is posted online at www.kccllc.net/fairfinance, highlights legal proceedings in the Fair Finance case.
So far, no money has been distributed to more than 5,000 Ohio creditors who lost more than $200 million by buying uninsured investment certificates in what turned out to be a Ponzi scheme by the Indiana-based owners of Fair Finance in Akron.
The end of November will mark four years since FBI raids on Fair Finance's offices in Akron and other parts of nearby Northeast Ohio permanently shuttered the long-established accounts receivables and consumer credit business. Fair Finance, founded in 1934, was forced into bankruptcy in February 2010.
Fair Finance's two owners, Durham and James Cochran, and former company executive Rick Snow were convicted last year in Indianapolis on federal charges of defrauding investors. Durham, 51, was sentenced to 50 years in prison; 57-year-old Cochran, 25 years; and 49-year-old Snow, 10 years.
The three men are appealing their convictions.
Jim Mackinnon can be reached at 330-996-3544 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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When Zac Efron spots a beautiful woman, he knows exactly what to say.
"'So, do you like High School Musical?' I'm kidding!" the 24-year-old actor jokes in the May issue of Women's Health. "If the situation's right, buy someone a drink. Think on your toes, use what's around you, and come up with something organic and fun."
PHOTOS: Hollywood's biggest flirts
The actor -- rumored to be dating Mirror Mirror's Lily Collins, 22 -- says he's most attracted to a woman's lips. "Because they smile," he explains. "And they're fun to kiss."
VIDEO: Zac Efron holds hands with Lily Collins
Efron admits that it doesn't take much to impress him. "A woman called me interesting once, and it kind of blew my mind. She said, 'You're one of the most interesting people I've ever met,' and I was like, 'Wow.' I'm still high on that one."
And though he packed on 18 pounds of muscle to play a Marine in The Lucky One, Efron tells Women's Health he still has some stereotypically feminine qualities.
PHOTOS: Zac Efron, then and now
"Sometimes I take a while to get ready to go out," Efron says. "It's not excessive, but it takes me some time to find clean clothes that match."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Zac Efron Reveals His Go-To Pickup Move


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The flowback of stimulation fluid and gas from the Halifax-1 well, located in ATP 855P onshore Australia commenced on Feb. 11, 2013, Beach Energy Ltd. said in a press release. As at 6 p.m. on Feb. 13, 2013, the flow was being constrained to 2.2 MMcf/d by a 24/64-in. choke due to temperature restrictions on elements of the surface equipment.
The company said it anticipates that the choke will be further opened as the ratio of gas to fluid in the wellstream increases.
The well reached total depth at 4,267 m (14,000 ft), after which a 14-stage fracture stimulation program was completed throughout the whole of the gas-saturated Permian target zone, the company said. Seven stages were completed in the deeper Patchawarra formation, as well as one in the Murteree shale, two in the Epsilon formation, two in the Roseneath shale, one in the Daralingie formation, and one in the Toolachee formation.
Reg Nelson, managing director of Beach, said in the press release, "Halifax-1 is the fourth vertical well to have flowed gas from the unconventional exploration program that Beach has operated to date. Each well in the exploration program is integral to the program as a whole, with various data points obtained along the way. It is anticipated that Halifax-1 will provide relevant information over the coming months that will continue to move this unconventional play toward commercialization."


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Ina Fried follows up on last month's rumors about Microsoft Windows (not the smartphone version already running on ARM) running on the ARM CPU Architecture which powers nearly all the smartphones of the world with 5 billion devices projected to ship in 2011 by iSupply. Two weeks ago, Peter Bright had given probably the best explanation of why such a move would be pointless. The basic problem is that ARM based Windows will run 0% of all existing Windows based software.
Fried's report is based on "a source familiar with Microsoft's development plans" which doesn't give us much to go on. But for the sake of argument we'll assume this source to be accurate and Microsoft is indeed planning an ARM based Windows. Fried explains the reasoning behind this as superior battery life on ARM based systems, but that's one of the smaller problems with Windows on mobile devices. Microsoft's main problem with Windows is its lack of a finger-driven user interface and its existing Tablet PC extensions are designed for mouse or stylus input.
The battery life difference between x86 Intel Architecture versus ARM architecture is rapidly shrinking and so is the performance difference. The question is whether Intel will close the power consumption gap faster than ARM closes the performance gap, but Intel seems to be getting their sooner with their "Moorestown" product launched last year. Moorestown type products hold a significant performance lead over ARM based products and its energy efficiency could probably achieve 8-10 hours of battery life on a 7-10 inch tablet form factor with 14 to 25 watt*hour batter.
So why doesn't Microsoft use Moorestown? Because Moorestown stripped out a lot of legacy hardware support that would prevent the stock version of Windows 7 from booting up. But if Microsoft was interested in better battery life in ultra-mobile products, it would be far easier for them to create a version of Windows that runs on Moorestown and future legacy-free x86 products than to create and ARM based version. The biggest difference is that most existing software written for Windows will run on Windows on Moorestown but zero percent of them will run on Windows on ARM without being rewritten or performance sapping emulators.
But the problem again is that existing Windows software is designed for keyboards and mice, not fingers so they'll have to be rewritten anyways, at least the user interface portion. But at least on Moorestown, they don't have to start from scratch.
[Cross-posted at Digital Society]


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Obituaries for July 2, 2009
Joe Massey McCarthy, 80, of Halls, died Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church with Dr. Trent Bullock officiating. Burial will be in Halls Cemetery. Halls Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Nelda McCarthy of Halls; a daughter, Gara McCarthy of Halls; a sister, Margaret Pedigo of Baldwin, Miss.; three brothers, John Owen McCarthy and Billy Jack McCarthy, both of Mantachie, Miss. and Charlie Scott McCarthy of Fulton, Miss.; a granddaughter, Heidi Strong Elbarky; and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Patti Jo McCarthy.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be directed to Vision fund at Halls First Baptist Church.
Frances Laverne Reasons, 82, of Dyersburg, died Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center.
She was a retired secretary for the State Gazette and a longtime member of Hawthorne Baptist Church.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Curry Funeral Home with Bro. Ronnie Turner officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg.
The family will receive visitors from 5-8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Survivors include her husband of 64 years, Vance Reasons; three daughters, Linda Seratt and Tommy, Wanda Wilkerson and Doug, and Patty Johnson and Eloiett, all of Dyersburg; a brother, William R. Turner of Clinton, Miss.; six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Eula Belle Henry Turner and Leonard C. Turner; and two brothers, Coy B. Turner and Leon Turner.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be directed to a charity of the donor's choice.


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Peaches Geldof delivered a crushing snub to her unsuspecting ex-lover by refusing his calls after getting married.
Faris Badwan thought they were still an item until her sister Pixie this week confirmed reports she had married singer Max Drummey, 23.
A pal of crestfallen Faris, 21, said: "He didn't know what was going on and was pretty upset he had to read about it in the papers.
"Faris knew Peaches was going to the States for work but that was it.
"He feels he's been made a bit of a laughing stock during all of this and is only now getting to the bottom of what exactly happened."
Meanwhile, Peaches' father Sir Bob seemed to be deep in thought over the quickie wedding as he strolled head bowed along a Majorca road.
The unshaven Live Aid hero, 56, is set for a showdown with his wayward daughter, 19, when he returns from holiday next week.
One passer-by said: "He looked absolutely crestfallen and it was obvious he wasn't happy.
Former Boomtown Rats punk singer Sir Bob was only told of the wedding with two hours to spare and is said to have blown a fuse.
However, Sir Bob's new in-laws seemed much more relaxed about the couple tying the knot.
Max's dad Paul, 54, said he had known about the couple's fling but merely laughed when asked if news of the August 5 Las Vegas ceremony had come as a shock.
Speaking from his Massachusetts home he would only comment: "We're very happy for them. Myself and my wife have nothing more to say on the matter."
Steve Fabretti, the minister who officiated at the couple's 15-minute ceremony, said: "It was all very low-key.
The bride looked pale and quite angelic in a cream-coloured dress, although she changed out of it immediately after the service."
Wedding photographer Gus Moreno, who acted as a witness, said that when he asked groom Max to take off his sunglasses, he "looked pretty tired".
Gus added: "They must have stayed up late the night before."
Peaches met Max, 23, two years ago when she co-presented the ITV iTunes festival.
They are thought to have begun their affair only a month ago.
Peaches, who returned from the US on Wednesday, was yesterday keeping a low profile at her home in Camden, North London.
Harvard-educated Max is still in the US for a Los Angeles gig with his band Chester French..


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Each year, the active Writers Studio at Arapahoe Community College sponsors a literary contest, with first-place winners in poetry, fiction and nonfiction eligible for cash awards, publication in the Progenitor literary magazine and the opportunity to read at the annual Literary Festival on April 23 in the Half Moon at ACC.
The deadline for submissions is extended to March 13 and the contest is open to all Colorado residents, including ACC students and employees.
The 2016 judges are Lorna Dee Cervantes, poetry; Steven Harvey, nonfiction; and Laura Pritchett, fiction.
● Fiction and nonfiction — original unpublished manuscripts, not to exceed 20 pages typed, 12-point font, double-spaced. One manuscript per entry fee.
● Poetry — up to three original, unpublished poems per entry fee.
Include titles on the manuscript, but your name must not appear on the manuscript. Submission form is online:
All submissions will be done electronically through Writers Studio submission page at Submittable.
A $12 entry fee is required for each submission; $8 for registered ACC students. Payment will be made electronically through Submittable with a small fee for the credit card transaction.
Fill out a cover letter including Colorado residency status, and ACC student status if applicable. Give your full name, email address and titles of your entries. (Submissions will not be accepted if emailed to Writers Studio, nor if snail-mailed.)
Literary Festival
The annual ACC Literary Festival with workshops and readings will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 23 in the Half Moon at ACC. The festival judges will be featured as well as journalist Joel Warner and Young Adult novelist Rebecca Taylor. There will be a special presentation on publishing with Juliet Hubbell.
If you go
The Half Moon is on the Ground Floor (west end) of the Arapahoe Community College Main Campus at 5901 S. Santa Fe Drive, Littleton.


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Gluten Free
We've just started digging into a gluten free diet for health and intolerance reasons. What is gluten free to us? It is simple, easy to follow, and thrifty gluten free foods and meals that fit into our lifestyle and our budget.
Gluten Free Dessert Recipes
Crustless Chocolate Cheescake
Gluten Free Chocolate Brownies
Gluten Free Zucchini Brownies
Gluten Free Snack Recipes
Gluten Free Cheese Crispies
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Soft Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Sweet Potato Toddler Snacks
Gluten Free Homemade Tortillas
Gluten Free Staples
Gluten Free Breakfasts
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- 1 December 10, 2012 at 6:02 pm
lovin' the gluten free recipes ! keep them coming!
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Your chocolate chip cookie recipe looks great but any ideas on how to make it dairy-free as well? My little Granddaughter is not only gluten intolerant but also dairy. She cannot have the butter due to the whey and margarine also has whey so I can't substitute. Would appreciate any help out there…..
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In his doctoral thesis, Finnish PISA Researcher Pasi Reinikainen studied the country-specific factors connected to the science achievement of eighth-grade students in Finland, England, Hungary, Japan, Russia and Latvia. He found that factors influential to students' academic performance differ between countries.
It is naïve to think that some countries could improve their students' achievement by copying some features of, say, the Finnish educational system and then pasting them on to their own educational systems. The national systems and cultures just cannot be changed so easily. Instead of mimicking others, nations should focus on developing further the national factors connected to students' good or weak achievement, says Reinikainen.
Focusing on national features is the key to better educational achievement
Reinikainen's doctoral thesis shows some specific national and cultural features, which the parents and teachers, as well as the research and development of educational systems, should focus on in their attempts to improve the students' science achievement.
Parents of Finnish students should be aware of the amount of time their children spend watching TV and monitor the programmes their children watch. The time Finnish students spend watching TV correlates negatively with their achievement in science. Watching news, nature programmes and documents, however, seems to have a positive effect on science achievement, Reinikainen explains.
In England, attention should be paid to test frequency. Students who were given tests almost continuously were found to score lower in science than those who were given tests rarely or not at all. The schools giving frequent quizzes and tests, and the nature of these exams, call for further study.
The Hungarian educational system could be improved by making the students do less pair and group work, as they were found to be connected to weak science achievement. Project work was found to have a similar effect.
Often only a few students in the group focus on the task at hand, while the others merely look on. The teachers could take a more active role in guiding group and project work, Reinikainen says.
In Japan, parents should pay attention to the ways their children spend their time. Japanese students do not normally have much spare time since school or school-related activities take a lion's share of their time. In Japan, the time students spend with their friends has a negative effect on science achievement.
In Latvia, student-centered approach in teaching predicts weaker science achievement and, in Russia, memorizing textbook material and relying on good luck turned out to be very weak learning strategies.
Ranking lists of comparative achievement studies misleading
There is currently a worldwide boom of large-scale international comparative student achievement studies. However, the major outcome of these studies (PISA, TIMSS, CIVICS, etc.) seems to be numerous ranking lists of separate educational contents.
These rankings are not necessarily linked with student learning outcomes in the studied countries, and can often be misleading if used in educational policy making. Huge databases are collected in these assessments but unfortunately the information is often not utilized to its full potential.
Reinikainen's doctoral dissertation utilized one of these databases, TIMSS 1999, and explored it much deeper than merely to produce a ranking list. The goal of his study was to reveal significant predictors of student science achievement in Finland, England, Hungary, Japan, Latvia and Russia, and to explain the various cultural situations where those achievements have been made.
The dissertation "Sequential Explanatory Study of Factors Connected with Science Achievement in Six Countries: Finland, England, Hungary, Japan, Latvia and Russia. Study based on TIMSS 1999" has been published as nr. 22 in the series: Jyväskylä Institute for Educational Research. 263 pages. Jyväskylä 2007. ISSN 1455-447X, ISBN 978-951-39-2953-4 (print), ISBN 978-951-39-2954-1
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Good stranger? If you walked into a hostile environment, could you project good will or detect who does not represent 'stranger danger?' DARPA's Good Stranger could save soldiers' lives, but DARPA's Global Brain may move beyond the 'Internet of things' to link your brain online so the government could monitor your mind. Could this domestic spying be constant, knowing all of your thoughts, feelings and actions?
Law enforcement from the Seattle and San Francisco Police Departments, as well as the Washington State Patrol are participating in a Pentagon research and development project called "Good Stranger." The goal is to improve communication skills and success of members of our Armed Forces in "unfamiliar, culturally diverse, and non-kinetic social interactions."
According to DARPA, role playing for Marines and Army costs $500 million per year. Yet this type of Good Stranger "street level" encounter training needs to go up from 5,000 Marines yearly to more than 50,000. Seattle PD's Critical Incident Training is a national "gold standard" in law enforcement, resulting in the use of force/citizen contact coming in at .13% compared to the average of 1% national use of force with citizens.
While it's obvious that actions speak louder than words and non-force tactics in "unfamiliar high-risk/high-consequence social environments" can save lives by defusing confrontations, here is DARPA's illustrative example of the Strategic Social Interaction Modules (SSIM) - "Good Stranger":
At the edge of Najaf in Iraq, LTC Chris Hughes knew he and his soldiers from the 101st were in trouble. Concerned the Americans were there to destroy their Mosque, an angry crowd had gathered to protect the site and prevent the Americans from passing through. To defuse the crowd's anger, Hughes ordered all weapons pointed down and directed troops to drop to one knee at the site of the Mosque. He further ordered the troops to smile at the Iraqis. The rowdy crowd, stunned by this unanticipated move, fell silent. Hughes was able to have his soldiers get up and walk away.
Iowa State University is also working on the Good Stranger Project to develop "Good Stranger" communication skills and behaviors to be used for positive outcomes without the use of force in dangerous environments. Can you spot a fake smile? VisualEmotion LLC research suggests to determine a genuine smile from a fake one, you need to look in the eyes. Like the Institute of Analytic Interviewing which helps train people to detect deception, VisualEmotion is a subcontractor in The Good Stranger research. The social interactions skills and traits are somewhat like a cross between good relations in a crisis atmosphere to excelling at Lie To Me.
(Update: ISU contacted me to say its research team was not awarded Good Stranger Project funding from DARPA, nor were the subcontractors mentioned above. ISU has now deactivated the Good Stranger Project link which was part of the proposal submission. 9/9/11)
DARPA says its SSIM Good Stranger blends social science research and "multi-player squad size" technical solutions. "Our goal is a proof of concept that will have significantly advanced training and social simulation capabilities for future use. We expect multiple technical developments that can be implemented, independently in a wide range of possible simulation environments: Caves, Game systems, Laptops, Augmented reality." It adds that "all performers are expected to 'get out' and interact with warfighters, police officers, and other good strangers."
In a social-networked world, where the social engineer lives and dwells with the intent to destroy, how might a person "spot" these non-Good-Strangers' fibs and fakeness via texts, tweets, and comments on social media? DARPA has a way of making the far-out and freaky seem cool with a touch of creepy. What if, instead of "Good Stranger" tactics, warfighters used only their brains to tap into access of an "entirely new class of electronic system that can meet the demands" of complex and battlefield situations? According to IBM's Dr. Dharmendra Modha's presentation of "Cognitive Computing: The DARPA SyNAPSE Project," in the "tsunami of data" where the digital and physical worlds collide, "we are swimming in sensors and drowning in data." But the computers of today are merely "overgrown, highly powerful, expensive calculators" when compared to the human brain.
Systems of Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable Electronics (SyNAPSE) is in its second phase, but The Register summed it up as "DARPA shells out $21m for IBM cat brain chip. Here, Skynet, Skynet." And it might be Skynet chilling, at least according to Surveillance in the Homeland's interview with author Elliot Cohen.
Cohen's book "Mass Surveillance and State Control: The Total Information Awareness Project," states that the point of DARPA's SyNAPSE program is to "create a global brain. The idea is to monitor virtually the whole earth, whether it's the seas, the air - and this includes humans as well as animals - in the most intimate and personal way, which would include monitoring humans' minds, their thoughts, their feelings, their actions."
Cohen told Surveillance in the Homeland that research into this "beyond 1984 vision" suggests DARPA would like to move beyond an interconnected Internet-of-things-world to a "Global Brain Initiative, which takes the concept one step further and replaces things with human beings - human beings go online. So it would be very easy, if this became mainstreamed, for government to keep constant surveillance on human beings in the most intimate ways."
That scenario seems like it would make for good fiction; I don't know about you, but even I can't summon up the paranoid mindset to swallow that one. We're only beginning to worry about cyber world attacks on hearts via pacemakers or insulin pumps that could cause death in real life and how to jam such wireless attack signals. Worry about a brain being hacked with a MITM attack for eavesdropping and domestic spying purposes? Yikes! We'll see though, maybe future folks will be all for their brains hooked to the Net so the government can "keep constant surveillance on human beings."


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"I must not touch scarab beetles"
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A couple of the older kids have started to follow us home after school.. as we live 4km away I find it cute yet slightly creepy. One day we walked to our bikes and found little post-it notes stuck to our seats saying 'I miss you' which was pretty sweet. The day after that they wrapped us each a present which was a little teddy bear, they had written 'I love you' on the paper. Cuuute! The third day of gifts was a slight anticlimax as the two kids presented us with a scarab beetle, which was the size of my hand. Teachers are supposed to try and keep their cool but by god I was having non of that, the kids all found it hilarious that we were so petrified. We removed it from the classroom using a piece of paper to brush it across the floor. The rest of the lesson became a game of which kid can sneak outside, get the beetle and place it on one of the teachers. Absolutely horrific. In the end I decided to teach them a new English sentence 'I must not touch scarab beetles'.. Thought the message had got through to them but I later found it in the basket of my bike. Ew.
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