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Chill? The allegations are deplorable, distressing, execrable, lamentable, miserable, pitiful, reprehensible, sad, sorry, vicious, woeful, condemnable, criminal.
Wretched creatures who, out of nothing better to do, will resort to asinine acts to draw attention to themselves.
With mountains of books to be read. Loads of homework to be done. Loads of community volunteering to do. They still find time for mischief and ersatz machismo.
A friend on Facebook puts it brilliantly: "I will never understand how one minority brutalizes another. Hispanics in the country are under siege as much as every other minority. The remedy is for us to unite, not to divide."
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There is a play on at the Oxford Playhouse called "Love, Love, Love", which presents the Baby-Boomer generation as guilty of just about everything.
Selfish, irresponsible, they apparently thought of nothing but enjoying themselves and left the world in a wrecked state behind them
The author, Mike Bartlett, thinks that the people who had fun in the swinging sixties were monsters who voted in a harsh and unjust Thatcherite era, and they were also bad parents who have let their children down. "You climbed the ladder and broke it behind you," someone complains. Bartlett is not, of course, the first to come out with this nonsense. He is following a fad, of which the book by Tory MP David Willets, "The Pinch: How Baby-Boomers Took Their Children's Future" is another example. Willets seems to imagine that the generation born in the post-War Bulge were all prosperous, successful and had an easy time, while their children face poverty and other forms of deprivation. That is a complete myth. There were successful and unsuccessful people in the post-War generation, just as there are now. There were severe economic problems in the 1970s and a massive recession again in the 1980s. Not everybody who went to university ended up rich or even had a steady job. The grants in the 1960s and 70s were very minimal. I was at university then and I remember living in a shared room with a shared bathroom and heating from a gasfire that needed to have shillings put into the meter. Students these days expect private rooms with central heating, an en-suite bathroom and broadband. They also expect mobile phones and laptops. Could that have anything to do with their high cost of living? It is a fallacy to imagine that graduates necessarily earn more than people who don't go to university. The sociology of Bartlett's play is shallow and inaccurate.
The dope-smoking pop-fans of the sixties were simply not identical with the yuppies of the eighties, nor did they all end up rolling in money or sending their children to private schools. The play takes a bunch of stereotypes and strings them all into one, and the result is unconvincing. The truth is that the Bulge generation had their share of unemployment, redundancy (often without compensation,) mortgage foreclosures, debt worries, frustrations and disappointments. If some of them got divorced, there is really no reason to imagine that fewer people in the younger age-group will get divorced - unless it is because they don't get married in the first place. In the play, the children of the Baby-Boomers are supposedly traumatised by their parents splitting up. Don't tell me they are really more traumatised than the children who were subjected to the First World War, the Second World War, or all the massacres that have taken place around the world since. Would they prefer to leave school at fifteen and go and work in a factory or a mine, as many people did well into the 1960s?
Personally I feel that along with racism, sexism and handicappism, there is now a new form of bigotry, "generationism" and this is what Bartlett is offering. He is trying to blame the world's woes on a single generation who listened to the Beatles and went downhill from there. It is true that the Bulge generation had fewer children than their parents, leading to a demographic wavy line. But what would be the point of having more? Surely a rising population would only create a housing shortage.
I felt quite disgusted by the play's final scene, in which the wicked parents are blamed for wanting to spend the money they earned on a trip around the world instead of buying their daughter a house. We are facing a crisis in this country of lack of care for the elderly. There are very few baby-boomers who have huge private pensions like that of Ken in the play, and a lot of old people now have to sell their houses to pay for care. Moreover we have a severe lack of care homes, and standards inside some of them have been exposed as shockingly bad. In such a context, Bartlett's whinging about the awful deprivation of his own generation is in poor taste.
Looked at from my point of view, and I admit I was born in the 1950s, the generation now in their twenties and thirties looks like a frivolous one. They have never fought for their country and most of them cannot be bothered to join a political party or a union. Most of them don't even vote. Just look at their lifestyle as portrayed on Facebook. Their interests are largely centred on their relationships, their foreign holidays (of which they've had more than any other generation in history), their cats and dogs, their parties, the films they see and the music they download from the internet. They give a running commentary on Twitter about how many vodkas they are downing on a Friday night. How can they call other people selfish? They have spent more time having sex and going clubbing than any previous generation, and their level of education is definitely lower. Many of them have never passed any real exams, only gaining qualifications on the basis of "coursework" which can be largely fudged and is marked by their teachers, who have a vested interest in passing them. This means they are finding it hard to compete in a global economy. There are plenty of rivals for every job, and every house, pouring in from all over the world.
Instead of blaming their parents and demanding to be bought houses, the pampered twenty-something generation should take more adult responsibility.
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Inside NorthPark Center the Dallas Cityscapes Exhibit is a place to beat the heat and checkout the kid-sized structures of the Dallas skyline.
"There's the Reunion Tower and tons more," said Dallas Cityscapes staff member Lindsey Weems.
It's also for a good cause. All the proceeds benefit East Dallas Community Schools.
"We are so excited because this comes at a perfect time for us," said Executive Director and Founder of East Dallas Community Schools Terry Ford.
East Dallas Community Schools has a 30 year track record of success in educating inner city kids.
"We have a ninety four percent graduation rate with eighty eight percent of those kids going on to college," said Ford.
All exhibit proceeds will be put towards summer school, tutoring and funds to open a third school.
"It's family based," School Director of East Dallas Community Schools Maria Quiroga. "It's community based. You have to make lengths with families. You have to educate the parents and they're willing. They're willing to work with us and we're willing to work with them."
Admission to the exhibit is five dollars for adults and three dollars for children give visitors access to all the sculptures and even a chance to build their own.
"There's a kids construction zone as well and after you've looked around the exhibit everybody's welcome to build whatever they want in the construction zone," said Weems.
Each sculpture took Master Brick Builder Kurt Zimmerle about three months to build. Next year the exhibit is expected to be even bigger.
"They're going to have a mobile creation moving around," said Weems. "It's just going to get better from here on out."
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text: Master ASL UNIT ONE Lesson 1pp 4-8 Lesson One pp4-8 Outcomes: Can exchange and respond to formal and informal greetings Demonstrate a variety of responses about one's state of being Uses deixis with eye gaze • Greetings • Formal vs informal • Eyes on ASL #1 *Eye contact • Deixis w eye gaze Homework Ex 1 pg 8 Objective: Can explain how to introduce oneself in the culturally appropriate manner Formal or Informal FORMAL INFORMAL Signing to adults, people you don't know well. Signing to friends and peers Use: HELLO HOW-ARE-YOU? Use: HI WHAT'S-UP? Formal or Informal • When signing to friends sign Hi! • When signing with adults or people you don't know well, use the more formal Hello. • What's-up? is an informal way to ask How-areyou? • How-are-you? Is formal in both English and in ASL. Note: you can sign What's-up? one-handed, but both signs must include raising your chin. p4 ASL Up Close Deixis Pointing is a logical feature of a signed, non spoken language. It is not considered rude or impolite. If a person or object is not visible, point to an empty space and continue signing. Using the index finger to point is called deixis. Conjugating Verbs: To Be I, I am, me, You, you are, He, she, it is, We, we are, us You, you are (plural) They, they are, MASL p 6 Vocabulary More Greetings • Good+afternoon • Good+evening/night • Good+morning "American Sign Language is of great value to the deaf, but could also be of great benefit to the hearing as well… It is superior to spoken language in its beauty and emotional expressiveness. It brings kindred souls into a much more close and conscious communion than mere speech can possibly do." –Thomas H. Gallaudet 1848 Eyes on ASL #1 Eye contact DVD Eye contact is very important in ASL. Watch the DVD clip about eye contact What is the purpose of eye contact? It shows respect. Not having eye contact shows: boredom or disinterest. Keeping eye contact shows – that you are participating. Eye contact shows that you are listening. Eyes on ASL #1 Eye contact DVD Eye contact shows that you are listening. Breaking eye-contact can be compared to Covering your ears to block out what someone is saying to you. If you break eye contact you disrupt the communication. Maintaining eye contact does not mean staring. If you must look away, make the hold on sign first. Eyes on ASL #2 MASL DVD There is no such thing as a one-word answer or reply in American Sign Language. When responding to a question or statement, one-word replies are incomplete. Lesson Two Outcomes: Asks for and provides first and last name in a culturally appropriate manner. Can fingerspell first and last name clearly Uses the closing signal at the end of sentences Responds to questions in a complete sentence Can fingerspell the ASL alphabet • • • • • Closing signals Names Fingerspelling Eyes on ASL 2 *Closing Signals Eyes on ASL3 *One word answers. MASL pp9-10 I Want to Know… Why do I have to point twice? • Pointing back to yourself or the person you're talking about shows completion of a train of thought • This allows somebody else to begin signing without interrupting you. • Using deixis at the end of a sentence is called closing signal. • Closing signals are especially important when asking questions using the question maker(p.15)or the WH face (p42). Remember to use closing signals when: • Making a statement or comment about yourself or somebody else. • Asking a question. MASL p 9 Eyes on ASL #2 MASL DVD • Always use a closing signal to complete a signed sentence. • ASL sentences lacking closing signals are incomplete. Deaf Culture Minute Introductions in the Deaf community tend to include both first and last names. Often, new acquaintances know relatives or have friends in common. Many Deaf people have stories about meeting a friend of a friend in other cities, states, and even countries! How is this similar or different from our own community? MASL p10 Lesson Three Outcomes: Can introduce oneself and mention hearing status Can introduce two individuals by name and mention hearing status • Introducing oneself • Hearing status • Making introductions MASL pp11-13 Introductions I WANT INTRODUCE MY FRIEND I want to introduce my friend. SHE NAME L-I-S-A SHE Her name is Lisa. Introductions in the Deaf community vary depending on whether one is hearing or Deaf. If you are Deaf, background information like where one goes or went to school is exchanged. If you are hearing, then you will be introduced as a hearing person who knows or is learning American Sign Language. This information allows everybody to understand where he or she is coming from and reduces cultural misunderstandings. It is culturally appropriate to shake hands when meeting new people or greeting friends. Like many hearing people, Deaf friends often hug each other when saying hello and good-bye. MASL p 11 Accent Steps When fingerspelling your complete name, you don't need to sign "last name" between the first and last name. Just pause briefly and continue on! FYI Use deixis instead of the sign my when signing "My name is…" MASL p12 Lesson Four Outcomes: Understands behavioral expectations within the Deaf community regarding attentiongetting strategies and use of voice. • Interacting with Deaf people MASL pp14 Deaf Culture MASL DVD Interacting with Deaf People As a student of American Sign Language, learn how to interact with the Deaf Community by becoming familiar with Deaf culture behaviors that differ from the way you are used to doing things as a hearing person. One cultural behavior you've already learned is that it is considered rude to break eye contact when signing with Deaf people, which for most hearing people is often difficult. Think of how often you turn your head in the direction of sound and you can realize it will be a challenge to break this habit! Lesson 4 MASL p14 Deaf Culture GETTING ATTENTION Getting attention of a Deaf person is different from the way you interact with hearing people. Many hearing people tend to work harder than necessary to gain a Deaf individual's attention by wildly swinging their hands in the air, stomping on the floor, or flashing overhead lights in a strobe pattern. None of this is necessary! Gently tapping the Deaf person's shoulder or slightly waving a hand in his or her direction until you are noticed is the most effective and considerate way to get attention. Lesson 4 MASL p14 Deaf Culture VOICES Using your voice to talk to another hearing individual instead of signing when a Deaf person is near is considered rude. Develop the habit of always signing when you know a Deaf person is in the same room with you. This way everybody has equal access to what is being communicated. If you must speak to a hearing person who doesn't know ASL, then tell your Deaf friend or teacher that first, before speaking. You may be surprised to learn that most Deaf people know when hearing people talking, even if someone is whispering. How so? Remember, Deaf people rely on their vision far more than hearing people do! Your teacher may remind you to turn off voice if you're being rude in class. Lesson 4 MASL p14 Lesson Five MASL pp15-18 Outcomes: Uses the Question-Marker non-manual signal to ask simple yes/no questions Understands differences between questions and statements Demonstrates receptive and expressive understanding of ASL numbers 1-10, Including palm orientation for numbers 1-5 • The Question Maker • Numbers 1- 10 ASL Up Close MASL DVD The Question-Maker Raising our eyebrows forms the Question-Maker, an expression that shows you are asking a question. Keep the eyebrows raised until you've completed signing the question. In the example, notice the only difference between a question and a comment is the facial expression. The signs themselves remain the same. BATHROOM • I am going to the bathroom. • Am I going to the bathroom? LOOK AT THE ILLUSTRATIONS ON P15 TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE. MASL p 15 Classroom Exercise 2. Responses. Use the signs yes or no in response to the same questions in Part 1. Example: NO, I DEAF I. 1.HARD of HEARING 2.MEET 3.HEARING 4.DEAF Vocabulary THEY MEET HEARING HARD OF HEARING FYI Slowly shake your head during sentences beginning with no. MASL p 15 Accent Steps When you use deixis, look towards the area you're pointing to. This is called eye gaze and helps "hold" that location for the person or thing you're signing about. MASL p17 Classroom Exercise OBJECTIVE: ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES 1 Asking questions Use the Question-Maker face to ask a partner several questions. Be sure to respond in a complete sentence, including a closing signal. When finished, switch roles and repeat the exercise. Example: Are you learning to sign? Yes, I'm learning to sign. or Yes, I'm learning sign language. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Are you learning sign language? Are you hearing? Do you want to learn ASL? Do you want to meet my friend? Good morning. How are you? FYI a widespread pet peeve in the Deaf community is someone who says death instead of Deaf, especially when they ask "Are you Death?" MASL p 18 Lesson Six MASL pp19-21 Outcomes: Can express farewells in a variety of forms Adopts the cultural model of mentioning the next time individuals will see each other again • • Farewells Making plans to meet again Signing Goodbye The sign goodbye is a well-known way to say farewell. Signing take-care is an informal way to say goodbye. Often, goodbyes are never complete until plans are made for the next time friends will see each other again. Shaking hands and hugging is common. It is considered rude to leave a group of Deaf friends without saying goodbye to each person, which means farewells can take a long time! Is this similar to how hearing people leave groups of friend? MASL p19 Good-bye Watch marc and Kris sign farewells. Kris -I'm happy to have met you. Marc -Me too! I'll see you tomorrow. Kris - Yes, tomorrow morning. Take care! Marc - Goodbye! ACCENT STEPS ACCENT STEPS Don'tdon't You add need the separate a separate signsign for for youdon't or not.signing when Just use see-you-later the head shake or see-youwhile signing the sentence tomorrow MASL p 19 Lesson Seven MASL pp22-24 Outcomes: Understands ASL was forbidden at school for the Deaf and gradually gained acceptance in the 1960's and 1970's gains exposure to several learning strategies Understands ASL and English are distinct and separate languages Practice analyzing the root concepts of English words to determine similar or different ASL concepts Focus: How do people learn The majority of Deaf people are raised in families where deafness is not common. Approximately 10 percent of Deaf people have Deaf parents and grow up in families where American Sign Language is used daily. When these two populations came together at schools for the Deaf, those who did not know sign language, learned from the Deaf children with Deaf parents. Often the use of sign language was forbidden at schools for the deaf but the desire for a natural, visual language could not be suppressed. Many Deaf people can share stories of only being allowed to sign when class was not in session. Hearing people who learned ASL tended to be children of deaf adults or individuals who worked with the deaf. http://yourlifetimelegacy.com/07-deaf-children.html MASL P22 Focus: D P N • • • • • • In the 1960's, ASL gained recognition as a unique language different form English, In the 1970's school for the Deaf began using ASL to teach their students and sign language classes for hearing people mushroomed across the United States. By the 1980's the Deaf community was considered a cultural minority rather than a group of disabled persons. An important change based largely on the successful Deaf President Now movement at Gallaudet University, the world's only university for the Deaf. At the same time, Deaf accomplishments in the arts, film, and television brought wider exposure to the Deaf community. By the 1990's American Sign Language became the fastest growing language offered as a foreign language, a trend that continues today. MASL P22 Focus: I-L-Y • The best way to learn any language, including ASL, is to immerse yourself in the community where the language is used. • Make Deaf friends and attend Deaf sporting, theatrical, and social events when invited. • You will quickly realize there is a different "Deaf World" to learn about and participate in, provided you make the effort to sign. • As a student learning ASL, it is up to you to learn the language and culture of the Deaf community. • You can do this by being open-minded, practicing, and taking an interest in the Deaf community. MASL P22 Focus: American Sign Language? As a student studying American Sign Language, the following principles will help prepare you to learn this challenging visual language. The most fundamental and essential point is to recognize and accept that American Sign Language is not English. ASL has its own grammar, structure, and nuances that are designed for the eye, not for the ear, unlike spoken languages. Remember that ASL makes visual sense and was developed to serve the language needs of a community of people who do not hear, Other considerations to keep in mind: MASL P22 Focus: Which Sign? One word in English can have many separate signs in ASL, depending on the concept. For example, the word "get" and "got" in the following sentences each uses a different sign. 1. Please get the book… 2. Please get him… 3. I don't get it…. 4. I get tired… 5. I got home.. 6. I've got it… Look at MASL p23. There are pictures of six different signs. – Can you figure out which sign matches each sentence? MASL P22 Focus: Visualize the Concept Though it's a challenge, try not to translate word for word or sign by sign. Try to visualize the concept instead. Likewise, don't worry about not knowing specific signs for the particular English phrase you have in mind; try to communicate by concept by pointing, miming, and using other signs you know rather than fingerspelling the unknown term. Don't fall into the habit of "talking silently" or whispering while you sign. You will learn how ASL uses the lips as part of its grammar. Some students rely on lipreading rather than signing skills, a sure way to become frustrated since most of the English language cannot be lipread! Using ASL sign while talking or "mouthing" English is not ASL. MASL P 23 Focus on the Face As a beginner signer, you will want to keep your eyes on the hands of the person who is signing. With exposure and practice you will learn to watch the signer's hands, face and eyes nearly simultaneously. ASL is not only comprised of signs but also includes specific mouth movements and head shakes and nods. Eye contact informs the signer that you are paying attention. Practice ASL and make Deaf friends and acquaintances in your community. Before long you'll be given the compliment, "You sign like a Deaf person!" MASL P23 I Want to Know… Where are all the "little" words like is, to, and are? This question is often asked by beginning American Sign Language students. It is part of a much bigger question: Is ASL like English, except that it's signed instead of spoken? The answer is no, not at all. Just as Japanese, Spanish, and Latin are not English, neither is ASL. All languages have different ways of putting words together into correct sentences. If you translate an English sentence word for word into any other language, or use ASL signs in English word order, the results don't make sense. The grammar and syntax (the order in which words are put together) of ASL is different than English. ASL does not need separate "little" words because these words are already included in each sign. MASL p 24 I Want to Know… cont. For example, look at the sign thank you. Even though English requires two words to make sense (the verb "to thank" and the object "you"), ASL uses one sign that incorporates both the verb and the object. How so? Where does the thank you sign point toward? The object or you. Still unsure? What would happen if you added the sign you to thank you? It would "look funny" and make as much sense in ASL as saying "thank you you" does in English! MASL p 24 I Want to Know… cont. Take a look at the ASL sentence below. See pics MASL p24 Its English translation is "my name is Kelly." The sentence can be broken down and analyzed sign by sign: I-AM NAMED K-E-L-L-Y Deixis conveys the verb "to be" whether it's a person or thing: I am, you are, it is, we are, they are. MASL p 24 Respect the Language Because ASL is a "real" and separate language different from English, it is important that you learn how to use the language properly. This means respecting the language for how it is structured, instead of wondering why it isn't like you own spoken language! MASL p 24 ASL Up Close Facial Expressions & Non-Manual Signals One noticeable difference between ASL and English is the use of facial expressions and Non manual signals. Non-manual signals (abbreviated NMS) are the various parts to a sign that are not signed on the hands. For example, ASL adverbs are made by the eyes and eyebrows, and ASL adjectives use the mouth, tongue, and lips. One important group of NMS are facial expressions, which convey your tone of "voice" while signing. Your facial expressions should match the meaning and content of what you're signing so if you're signing I am happy, then look happy! See example p25 • Why doesn't the example make sense? • How can you make the sentence clearer? MASL p 25 ASL Up Close • Changing a facial expression modifies the meaning of the sign, even if the sign itself doesn't change. Think of facial expressions as occupying positions on a scale, like the one shown below (p25). Unlike English which uses separate words to describe related meanings, ASL uses related facial expressions with the base meaning of a sign. _____________________________________________________ no meaning not scared at all scared very scared terrified Using Non-Manual Signals Turn to page 28 in your MASL book to view illustrations You have already begun using two important non-manual signals when you sign yes or no. These signs must be paired with two NMS called the head nod and the head shake. Use these non-manual signals when using yes or no or when you affirm or negate sentences. Gently nod or shake your head when signing your sentence instead of wildly exaggerating your head movements. Look at the examples to see how these NMS are used in ASL sentences. MASL p 28 Classroom Exercise Deaf, hearing, yes, learning, sign, go-to, bathroom, they, sick, we, busy NMS Use the correct NMS while signing each sentence. 1. I'm not Deaf. I'm hearing. 2. Yes, I'm learning how to sign. 3. I didn't go to the bathroom. 4. They aren't sick. 5. We're not busy. ACCENT STEPS ACCENT STEPS You don't need a separate sign for don't or not. Just use the head shake while signing the sentence MASL p 28 Vocabulary • • • • • • • • Absent I don't mind Due, owe Favorite Movie Practice School Today, now Conversation FYI Practice also means exercise as in "Exercise U" MASL p30 Classroom Exercise Using NMS. Sign the phrase or sentence using the correct NMS. Eyes on ASL # 4 When signing yes, nod your head; when signing no, shake your head. Combining a sign and head shake negates the meaning from positive to negative. 1. I'm not absent. 2. Not today. 3. The homework isn't due. 4. I don't mind. 5. We don't understand. 6. They don't like the movie. MASL p 30 Accent Steps If you use the question-maker with I don't mind then it becomes a question Do you mind? MASL p 32 Deaf Culture Minute The best way to learn any language is to socialize with the people who use it. Go out and meet Deaf people in your local community. As you make friends and practice, you'll see your signing skills improve quickly! MASL p32


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Bell Canada sells C$1 bln 7-year debt - term sheet
June 12 (Reuters) - Bell Canada on Wednesday sold C$1 billion ($980 million) of seven-year debt, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters.
The 3.25 percent debentures, due June 17, 2020, were priced at 99.925 to yield 3.262 percent or 136.4 basis points over the Canadian government benchmark.
The investment dealer arms of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, National Bank of Canada, and Bank of Nova Scotia were the bookrunning managers of the sale.
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The Blue Jays made five selections within the first three rounds of the draft. They had supplemental picks in the first and third rounds. David Purcey was the first selection of the Jays in the 2004 draft and he certainly ranks among the top prospects in the organization this year. Purcey is a tall, left-hander with tremendous potential and his only weakness right now is his lack of command. The 23-year-old walked fifty-six batters in ninety-four innings while pitching for the Dunedin Blue Jays but also struck out 11.09 batters per-nine-innings in the Florida State League, as opponents hit .229 off him. Purcey received a late season promotion to Double-A and made eight starts for New Hampshire going 4-3 with a 2.93 ERA. Opponents hit .205 off him in forty-three innings of work, as Purcey issued twenty-five walks and recorded forty-five strikeouts. If Purcey can work on his command issues his productivity could be as a top of the rotation starter in the American League.
The second selection for the Jays came in the supplemental round with Zach Jackson, another left-hander. Jackson began the season with the Dunedin Blue Jays and went 8-1 with a 2.88 ERA in ten starts. He ended his Dunedin season with six consecutive victories and allowed just six walks while issuing forty-eight strikeouts. Jackson was then sent to pitch with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and went 4-3 with a 4.00 ERA in nine starts at the Double-A level. The left-hander received another promotion in mid-season and this time it was at the Triple-A level. The promotion to Syracuse to as a bit of a surprise, however, Jackson's stuff was much better than his record indicated for New Hampshire (he had one horrible start in which he allowed 7 runs in 3 innings of work). The left-hander made eight more starts with Syracuse and went 4-4 with a 5.13 ERA. The stint with Syracuse showed us that Jackson is not quite major league ready and will need another 100 innings at the Triple-A level to be ready for the major leagues.
In the second round the Jays selected catcher Curtis Thigpen out of the University of Texas. Thigpen began the season with the Lansing Lugnuts and was third on the catching depth chart behind Guillermo Quiroz and Robinzon Diaz. However, the youngster proved he has the bat behind the plate that most organizations look for their catcher to have. Thigpen played in just seventy-nine games with Lansing and hit .287 with five home runs and thirty-five runs batted in. The performance was good enough for a promotion, but with Robinzon Diaz blocking him at Dunedin, and Diaz not performing well at that point, Thigpen surpassed him on the depth chart. The Texas product skipped the Florida State League and made the jump to Double-A New Hampshire as he proved he could handle that level. Thigpen played in thirty-nine games and hit .284 with four home runs and fifteen runs batted in.
In the third round the Jays selected Adam Lind, a pure left-hand hitter in which many said would not hit for power. Lind has one of the best swings from the left side of the plate and his bat is considered to be his strongest tool. However, over the second half of the season Lind also showed he can hit for power, and we believe his power production will increase. In 126 games, Lind hit .313 with twelve home runs and eight-four runs batted in. Lind scored eighty times on the season and hit a league high forty-two doubles, while striking out just seventy-seven times in 495 at bats. We believe as Lind gets more comfortable at the professional level and grows into his body his doubles will turn into more and more home runs. Regardless, the Jays have a solid hitter in their system and one they should be proud to have.
The Blue Jays also selected Danny Hill with their supplemental pick in the third round. Hill began the season with Lansing, but earned a quick performance as he showed he was too advanced for the Midwest League. The right-hander went 1-2 with a 2.04 ERA in seventeen innings as he recorded eleven saves. Hill finished the season with Dunedin and went 3-2 with a 3.22 ERA in fifty innings of work. Hill should begin the 2006 season with New Hampshire and is a ground ball pitcher who will always make contact and will not strike out many hitters.
In the fourth round the Jays selected a pitcher several might have taken a second glance at when they first saw his collegiate stats. Right-hander Casey Janssen was not your prototypical college pitcher who dominated his opponents to earn himself an early round selection, but rather a four-year college pitcher who did not begin pitching fulltime until later in his collegiate career. However, the scouts say Janssen's ability to pitch and his inexperience on the mound only told them he has room to grow. During his second season of professional baseball Janssen jumped from Low-A to Double-A and finished his season a combined 13-4 with a 2.19 ERA. The right-hander made nine starts at Double-A New Hampshire and showed his remarkable control by issuing just four walks in forty-three innings of work while pitching to a 2.93 ERA. Janssen certainly could begin 2006 with Triple-A Syracuse, however, might find his way back to the New Hampshire roster depending on how the numbers game works out.
In the fifth round the Jays selected shortstop Ryan Klosterman. The 23-year-old did not have a great overall season as he hit .241 in 129 games with the Lansing Lugnuts, however, he did lead his team in home runs, runs bated in, and led the organization with thirty stolen bases. Although his thirteen home runs and sixty-nine runs batted in were good signs for a shortstop he did not pick up his average until later in the season. Klosterman hit just .222 in April, .195 in May and .202 in June before finding his groove the final two months of the season, when he hit .281. The shortstop found his way on the Dunedin roster for their playoffs, but did not play and should begin 2006 with Dunedin.
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The most influential adviser to Education Secretary Michael Gove has penned a report in which he states that a child's genetics are more important than the teaching they receive.
Dominic Cummings' 250 page private thesis comes weeks before he is to step down from his post after two years at the Department. In it he attacks a fear of elitism and says that billions of pounds have been wasted on pointless university courses and Sure Start schemes for young children.
Having previously advised Gove before the election, his appointment within the department was blocked by Andy Coulson because he was regarded as untrustworthy.
The report includes a claim that as much as 70 per cent of a child's performance is genetically derived. He also criticises what he calls a "strong resistance" from politicians to accept "scientific evidence" that is "entirely ignor[ed]" when issues such as social mobility are considered.
What he sees as political pressure to fund scheme such as Labour's Sure Start is also highlighted. He asserts there is "little scientific testing, refinement and changing budgets to reinforce demonstrated success. Therefore billions have been spent with no real gains."
He suggests the money should have instead been used to "strengthen world-class humanities, maths and science departments". However, he slams degree courses at what he calls "third-rate higher education institutions" where "there is a large amount of 'social science' work in economics, anthropology, sociology, literary theory and so on of questionable value both from an intellectual perspective and from the perspective of students."
He also attacks students, claiming that: "Undergraduates should be required to spend more of their time studying," and that "the days of an essay or two per term should end."
According to Cummings' critique the Department for Education should no longer employ thousands of civil servants, but rather reduce its role to "little more than some regulatory accountancy, and due diligence functions".
Teachers do not escape his criticism. He writes: "Real talent is rare and mediocrity is ubiquitous.
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Exchange traded funds are just like stocks — they can track the market, lag the market or outperform. It all depends on what you buy. The stock market as measured by the S&P 500 was down nearly -2% last week. But my 5 ETF picks last week were down about -1%.
Now that more folks are saying the market is ready to capitulate again, it's time to change things up a bit by focusing on a short-side ETF that actually profits when the market goes down — the ProShares Short S&P 500 (NYSE: SH) — in addition to exchange traded funds focusing on areas of opportunity.
Here are my five Top ETF buys for this week.
SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD) – Gold is a fools game? Not so fast. Until I hear otherwise from the Federal Reserve I'm fully expecting all hands on deck to fight deflation. That allows us to safely bet on gold as the inflationary play. Add in the fact that policy makers want a weak dollar as to promote domestic manufacturing jobs and you have the ingredients for a can't lose with gold scenario.
SPDR S&P Semiconductor (NYSE: XSD) – Last week Cisco crushed the bull market in technology. I'm of the opinion that Cisco's problems are unique to Cisco. Technology will be the main beneficiary of a weaker dollar and efforts to pump the U.S. economy. Iif the market goes up next week, this ETF will lead the way.
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average (NYSE: DIA) – The Dow held in there pretty well amidst the weakness last week. That is exactly why I want this position in an absolute return portfolio. It might dampen my returns on the upside, but it helps mute losses on the downside.
ProShares Russell 2000 (NYSE: IWM) – Looking for solutions to help stabilize the economy? The new Washington power elite will sure to be looking for ways to prop up the smaller business. Assuming they can turn the other cheek to the powerful large company lobbyist that would prefer to avoid such assistance. The truth is we need a strong small company sector to boost the economy and stabilize things.
ProShares Short S&P 500 (NYSE: SH) – It would a bit dangerous to go 100% long in the current environment. I'll resist the temptation by using this inverse ETF to protect against losses in the market. It is this little position that will help us cut our losses should the market fall further this week.
When most expect further losses in the market next week, I would expect the opposite. These 5 positions are best suited to help you prosper if that is the correct forecast.
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San Ramon, CA, USA, Nov 16, 2015 -- Five9, Inc. (NASDAQ:FIVN), a provider of cloud software for the enterprise contact center market, announced it was named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America.
"We are honored to be selected to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 for the fourth consecutive year. Our rapid revenue growth is being fueled by our enterprise business," said Mike Burkland, President and CEO, Five9.
The Five9 Virtual Contact Center (VCC) is an end-to-end solution for enterprise contact centers. VCC provides agents the tools and information they need to excel by offering an intuitive interface that links customer context from different channels and pushes dynamic guidance to agents. Using this technology, contact centers can improve agent productivity, while driving up customer satisfaction and loyalty.
"Amid a fierce business climate, there seems to be no shortage of new and established companies that are unlocking a seemingly unlimited potential for growth and advancement through technology's continued disruption and proliferation across industries," said Sandra Shirai, principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP and U.S. technology, media and telecommunications leader.
"Through the efforts and utilization of new and emerging technologies from these companies, we are witnessing greater business demands from across almost all industries," added Jim Atwell, national managing partner of the emerging company practice, Deloitte & Touche LLP. "We look forward to the opportunity to serve these companies as they strive to grow to the next level – be it towards introducing new solutions or entering new markets – and with it make important and long lasting impressions on the technology market as a whole."
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My family came to Basildon in 1957 as part of the overspill from London. My late father was a toolmaker and was offered a job and a house.
Money was tight and we made out own entertainment. Collecting wood from the fields where the town centre now stands, fruit picking from the cleared lots waiting for development.
When the shops started being built (my memory is that Woolworth was the first opened in that first block) we would go down there to watch them being constructed.
My mother had to use the only shops available which was Staceys Corner (I think) and all the different vans that would visit individual streets.
Both my parents became teachers - Mrs White at Manor and Bryn schools and Mr White at Nicholas.
I am proud to have been involved with Basildon since the very beginning of its development and to watch its growth into a vibrant town.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Willmar, MN provides a health club and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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RODERIGO (wearing a floppy green hat with elf ears sewn onto the sides): And I'm coming in from the left at the end of it, right? I think we rearranged that last time.
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#1 Mar 5, 2013
I was looking to sign my boy up with a new activity since basketball is over soon. I can't seem to find much for this time of year tho. I am reaching out to the Topix community to see what experiences everyone has had with local clubs.
#2 Mar 5, 2013
It's the beginning of baseball/softball season for Greeneville Parks and Rec. They are signing kids up now.
#3 Mar 6, 2013
Your NOT going to find that in Greeneville,Tn.! This place is for the Retired or Disability grabbing low-lives.......not kids anymore. By the way, if you want your kid to join something here, you better have plenty of money and/or relatives that are running it, Greeneville doesn't like outsiders coming in on their territories!
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#4 Mar 6, 2013
What age? I know a lot of leagues begin at the age of 5. YMCA has soccer coming for 5 and up. If younger there is not much.
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Hey angryguy, calm down. He is nine and has been in sports for years. Thanks for the responses. I am considering the soccer but he's not much for baseball. Also, I called the bowling alley and they have a league for his age. I was looking for something outside of the box because he has seemingly played everything. Soccer is looking the best at this point.
#6 Mar 6, 2013
My boys are currently involved in the "sitting on the couch playing ipod program". It may only be available in ky though. Its cheap enuff.
#7 Mar 6, 2013
Yea, I got lucky with him in that dept. He has an iPod and plays it some but he will throw it down real quick like if I offer to pass a football. Lol
#8 Mar 6, 2013
We were new to this community with two children in elementary. We signed our youngest up for county ball in third grade. Angry guy has a bit of point about having local connections. However, we went to the tryouts at rec and spoke personally with Coach Steve Love. Our child had no sports experience, but was very athletic and coordinated. I think Coach Steve took pity on us...being new and all...and took our child onto his team. He was a great coach...we met plenty of others who were not so great in terms of the way they berrated their players. If he is still coaching and your child is interested in baseball, I would highly recommend you seek him out.
Even after becoming one of the best players on his county team and three years playing there, our child could NOT get a spot on his school's team. It was filled with teacher's children and children whose parents ran the school's Booster Club.
#9 Mar 6, 2013
Oops, somehow I missed your response regarding baseball before I posted. Soccer is probably your best bet here, lots of long time locals think it's a sissy sport and actually force their boys to play baseball, basketball and football, something about carrying on the family legacy... My boys also liked gymnastics when they were younger. I don't know if there are any boys taking gymnastics locally. We were living elsewhere when they were in this sport. You might see if the Y has swimming, etc. as well.
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The Flipzone does have classes for boys.
#11 Mar 6, 2013
Thanks for you posts. Although, I have never felt or had any inkling of being an outsider just because I'm not a "good ol' boy." I've lived here forever but idk a lot of people. I'm just always polite and talk to the coaches every chance I get. It always pays off to make the coaches remember you as well as your children. I don't mind a little special treatment just because they like me better than most. I'm a likable guy, what can I say?
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
Suspect in killing of mom and son, 5, found shot on West Side
The man shot Friday night is in critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. Someone walked up on him in the 2800 block of West Arthington Street in the Lawndale neighborhood about 9:10 p.m. and shot him in the buttocks, neck, leg and groin.
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Finally a shooting we can all appreciate.,,,
- June 29, 2013 at 8:13 AM
I agree
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- June 29, 2013 at 9:51 AM
Looks like the family found him before the police did...
- June 29, 2013 at 3:54 PM
god bless charly bronson
- June 29, 2013 at 4:34 PM
Aye...let's all be real..he got what he deserved...a lot of gangbangers or trouble makers or OVER misguided youth get what they deserve..the media wants to make everybody seem inocent, but trust me a lot of these teens being shot out here doing fuckery...so u sign up for the street life & the street life deal with u...save jail & life sentences for all the pedofiles, molesters, & rapist...those the 1s that really truely deserve jail...guys out here robbin, beating up, etc....shid they ll get there's & I strongly don't see nothing wrong with it..the system fucked all the way up & its continuin to fuck people up...we ain't born bad..the system turn people that way....o well...hell on earth all I see
- June 29, 2013 at 9:14 PM
well Said
- June 30, 2013 at 3:14 AM
I respect ur honestly....
- June 30, 2013 at 4:08 AM
When is the messiah coming
- June 30, 2013 at 4:54 AM
Sadly none of that stuff is true...he was never hear & isn't coming....that was made up to give people false hope...religion isa belief...none ov it can b proven...justa belief...stuff that was made up for mind control...sorry...there is a higher power tho...just doesn't work how they tell u it work...no 1 super natural bean that shit ona chair & watches everything and is all power & all knowin..dnt believe me..if the devil is as powerful as god & he tricks people into doing things, y can't that hold up n the court of law? When was the last time a snake talked? Y evrything always gota happen b4 u got here? Y is god so powerful & all knowin but he allow shit ta happen? Y god do all that stuff n tha bible but on halftime now? Spread another sea now? All things r possible if u believe & have faith the size ova mustard seed? Faith is only the belief something gud going to happy...god=good..devil=bad..right..man control the world...that y u have to pay for water that god put here...yes a higher power created us, but man fig out how to use that power for bad...& here we go..hell on earth...
- June 30, 2013 at 8:33 AM
I respect ur honestly....
- June 30, 2013 at 8:36 AM
It's that mom and son had to loose their lives to a young man that barely started his life. But I hope that he recover to tell who put him up to kill to people that didn't deserve to be taken away from their family's.
- June 30, 2013 at 3:36 PM
BLACK DEATH, is the killing of every race, when will they stop?
- June 30, 2013 at 4:30 PM
For the person saying there's no jesus and no God, they both just told me to pray for you.
- June 30, 2013 at 4:58 PM
Its funny how u say they told u that...like I said....itsa belief..that same belief that if u look in the mirror & say bloody marry 3xs u going to see something....ur a computer bro or sis..u know what u kno about god & jesus because of what some1 told u...if u wana be honest...u can say god told u but u can not prove it...no disrespect to u..if u wana pray fa me...thanks..highly appreciated...I just stick to facts...or @ least a extremely high possibility based off nature, facts, & science...not beliefs because beliefs change from person to person...that's all
- June 30, 2013 at 5:19 PM
Maybe the guy killed the woman and boy ij BBC retaliation to who shot him.?
- July 2, 2013 at 2:18 AM
This is NOT a Racist Coment, i think God put Africians in Africia, Mexicans in Mexico, Chineese in Chinia, Asian In asia, Japeneese in Japan Korean in korea, why cause he knew we could not get along ever, every race just hates each other and look at the Africians top 2 killers in USA are Blacks and Illegals, The web site is black murders, It says Blacks and Illegals kill more than Ira War...truth, If you take someone out of the envirement they aint suposto live in it dowes something well thats what I think..
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Im not a fool. I know the odds of you reading this are slim to none, however, to the person who is actually reading this, I sincerely hope you will forward this to Mr. Dolan.
Let me start off by introducing myself. My name is XXXXXXXXXXX. Ive been a New York Rangers fan my entire life of 33 years. My love of hockey actually led me to meet my wife, a hockey fan and player herself. I live, eat, sleep, and breathe New York Rangers hockey. Ive run a New York Rangers website since 2006. In short, Im about as passionate a New York Rangers fan as youll meet .and I do all this, from Atlanta Georgia.
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