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Teaching in a classroom requires a passion for education, dedication to your students and creativity and teaching online classes is no different. It takes a great teacher to successfully translate his or her teaching abilities to an online forum. A great teacher exudes confidence and energy in the classroom, and to be an effective online teacher, you must maintain that same aura.
It is this transition that Karen Kipp, Online Teacher of the Year in 2011, says is the most challenging aspect of teaching online classes. Karen, who teaches for the 21st Century Virtual Academy in Jefferson County, Colorado, says teaching online is not easier, despite what people might think. It's all about learning what works and what doesn't — how to best apply your skills to an online setting and communicate with your students in the most effective way.
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If you want to teach at the high school level in a district that is incorporating online education, then the requirements are the same as becoming certified to teach in that state. If you are looking to teach online in higher education, then the individual institution will set the requirements. Teachers of online classes are generally trained in the technology they will be using, and most becoming familiar with communicating primarily via video calls and email.
Teaching online classes requires most of the same preparation as teaching in a brick-and-mortar classroom. You design the curriculum, you select course materials and you craft lesson plans. The elements that are essential to teaching a class are all there — what changes is the venue.
Recent advances in technology help create an immersive experience that aims to not just recreate the in-class experience, but to enhance it. You may be teaching online classes through live video sessions in which your students are able to interact with you and with each other. If a student needs additional help or if you need to meet with them alone, you can schedule an individual video call. All assignments and course materials are digitized, and there are often social networking components to the program that promote communication between students, much like 2SC. These dynamic features of the online classroom help ensure that no student is ever lacking in any aspect of the educational experience.
Why teach online?
Advances in technology have revolutionized the world of online education. Schools now have the ability to offer high-quality programs that can actually improve upon traditional brick-and-mortar schools. Top-ranked educational institutions recognize the potential for diversifying the programs they offer and expanding their network of students. Gone are the days when online education was stigmatized, and many schools have joined the movement to provide quality online education.
Teaching online classes will allow you to take part in a movement that is changing the face of education. As more schools develop online programs, they will need teachers who are not only great at what they do, but who are familiar with the new technologies needed to really push education in to the 21st century. If the technology and resources are there to ensure that you continue to be the best teacher you can be, there is no reason not to consider teaching online classes.
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Swami Vivekananda will remain great not only in India yesterday and India today but also in India tomorrow as he is undoubtedly the one who harmonized the East and the West, Religion and Science, Past and Present.
He played a stellar role in ending India's cultural isolation from the rest of the world thus becoming India's first great cultural ambassador to the West. As much as he wanted the westerners to learn spirituality from the Indians, he wanted Indians to learn from westerners not only science and technology but also humanism by adopting ideas of individual freedom, social equality and justice and respect for women.
He was the one who brought out that religion which is indeed the Science of Consciousness is as scientific as science itself and established that religion and science are not contradictory to each other but are complementary.
His concept of potential divinity of the soul gave a new approach of spiritual humanism to prevent societal degradation and make life meaningful and worth living. He gave a new theory of ethics and new principle of morality based on the intrinsic purity and oneness of the soul. The Harvard philosopher William James called Swami Vivekananda as the "paragon of Vedantists."
Beyond doubt the five ingredients for anyone to be top ranking are Positive Attitude, Clear Objectives, Faith in Action, Creative Vision & Team Work. The relevance of Swami Vivekananda for an educational institution is best understood by the quote of Swamiji "We want that Education, by which Character is Formed, Strength of Mind is Increased, the Intellect is Expanded, and by which one can stand on one's own feet."
On this occasion, on 12 Jan 2012 Prof BR Natarajan Pro Vice Chancellor addressing the faculty of Shridhar University in the Lecture Theatre shared the above details and urged them to take inspiration from the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and make the world at large a better place to live.
Considering that Shridhar University Pilani within a short span of time has attracted students not only from Rajasthan but also from various states of India which include Assam, Tripura, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttarakhand, Prof Natarjan pointed that every festival at the university is indeed celebrating diversity in Unity.
Later in the evening Prof Natarajan and Prof Tarun Roy Choudhury took a team of Shridhar University students to Khetri Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Smriti Mandir and interacted with Swami Atmanishthananda for involving faculty and students in various voluntary social activities and school reach programs.
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If this question is for me, ammo standardization aside, I would be comfortable carrying an Airweight .38spl it is a fine choice for a BUG and carried by thousands of cops (including me) and others for that purpose. But, as stated, my choice was ammo driven. If I carried a .357mag service revolver on duty I would have a .38spl for a BUG, but I don't, I carry a 9mm. So, while I can carry anything I want for a BUG, it makes sense to carry the same caliber in both my guns. In addition to the compatibility benefit, I have to say that I am also enjoying the bonuses of lower cost practice ammo and the speed and convenience of the moon clips that I get with a 9mm. Until you've used them, you really can't appreciate how much faster it is to load and unload short rounds with moonclips.From what I hear, 9mm in a snubnose has recoil that is comparable to a .38. So my question to you is, ammo standardization aside, why wouldn't you just get a S&W airweight .38 or .357?
It just seems like you could carry a much heavier weapon for your BUG than 9mm.
Also, while there are lots of hotter ammo choices out there for all calibers these days, like Buffalo Bore, ammo choice is driven by more than just velocity. Being an LEO working for a very small municipality cost is a major factor, and, because we have neither the money or the facilities to be testing ammunition, our selection is based on test and actual shooting data from big city and state departments. God forbid there should be an OIS in my town we would have to be able to justify everything we did, including our choice of ammuniton. There is tons of data available on the Federal 9BPLE 115gr +P+ HP load that I carry showing it to be a proven performer used for years by dozens of agencies with excellent results on the street, on the range, and in the lab. Plus, it's only 50fps slower than the Buffalo Bore 115gr +P+ load.See? Imagine how much more ammo more you could keep on hand if you were spending the same amount of money but just buying the cheaper of the two.I don't get it, myself. I see .38's and 9mm's as essentially equivalent. So I've got 9mm pistols and .38 revolvers. Only real problem is the requirement that I stock two kinds of ammo.That was a k-frame, the 547.S&W actually made a J-frame for French police trials that did not require moonclips and the hand ejector did work.My gun was done by Mark Hartshorne at Pinnacle High Performance Pinnacle-Guns.com: Pinnacle High Performance Custom Gunsmithing. He does excellent work at very reasonable prices and a decent turn around time. I understand that TK Customs Welcome to TK Custom.com & Moonclips.com is also doing these conversions now but I don't know if they offer any other gunsmithing services. In addition to the caliber conversion Mark also did an action job, bobbed the hammer, rounded and polished the trigger, and installed the fiber optic front sight.I'd love a 12oz Scandium in 9mm. Sounds like a perfect pair with DoubleTab 124gr +P as well.
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-johnFunny you should mention .38 Super. Just a few weeks ago I bought a NIB AMT Backup .38 Super, which has turned out to be a surprisingly handy and reliable pistol, none of the bad stuff that other people have experienced. Anyway, one of the reasons I bought it was ammo compatibility with my revolver. I was able to buy 5 50rd boxes of 125gr Silvertips for $25ea at a local gun shop where they'd been gathering dust on a back shelf for a while (current prices are $40+ a box) and I got a bunch of Aguila 130gr FMJ for just $13.95 a box of 50 online (I need to order more while I can!). That versatility is one more reason I like my gun so much. In fact, I'm selling my Bulldog .44spl to cover the cost of the AMT because I can afford to shoot the AMT (.38 Super is ALWAYS cheaper than .44spl) and I can use the ammo in more than one gun.I have wanted a 9mm revolver ever since WC145 first posted the picture seen in this thread. I really like the ability to use 9X19 thru the 38 super. it just makes a lot of sense to have a more universal revolver.


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If you fancy a quick snapshot review, watch our video review of the Nintendo 2DS.
While it isn't beautiful, there is method to Nintendo's madness. The Nintendo 2DS cheaper to build than the 3DS. There's just one screen instead of two - the plastic surround only makes it appear as two separate screens. And the glossy metallic look has been replaced with a plasticky, more 'Fisher Price toy' body.
Hoping to make kids step away from iPads and Android tablets, the 2DS can certainly withstand more rough and tumble than the more expensive tablets and the other 3D-toting Ninty portables.
It's a chunky looking thing. And, weighing in at 260g, it's slightly heavier than the 3DS (235g). At 127mm high it's actually taller than a 3DS when opened. Unless you walk around in cargo pants with big pockets, the 2DS is going to be a tight fit to even attempt to carry around alongside your phone or keys. I guess if you are a kid, that is much less of a problem.
It keeps the same 3.53-inch big screen and 3.02-inch lower display but the drastic change in design does call for a little rejigging of buttons. The D-pad, Circle pad and face buttons have moved higher making them a little more of a stretch.
The start and select buttons now beside the lower screen and shoulder buttons are larger and moulded into the curved, more rounded top edges of the casing.
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The volume is now hidden on the left edge of the screen and povver on the right, while the stylus is hidden away in a compartment with the SD card slot just below. The headphone jack has also been moved to the bottom left and on the opposite side is a Sleep toggle. The AC adaptor is still up top but has swapped places with the game card slot. The 2DS two cameras on the back and up front are still in place.
There are some casualties though. The wireless toggle switch is gone which means you will need to go into settings to turn it off. There's just a single mono speaker instead of the two stereo speakers flanking the side of the top screen on the 3DS and XL.
Inside the box, there's a 4GB SD memory card matching the 3DS XL for added external memory and, unlike Nintendo's larger screen portable, does come with a power adaptor.
When you pick it up for the first time, it's obvious this is a different experience in the hand. It doesn't feel as nice to hold as the 3DS or 3DS XL and it can be a bit of a stretch to reach buttons. If it's an issue for our hands we can only imagine what it would be like for smaller hands.
It does take some getting used to but after a while it actually sits nicely in two hands. Adding the bigger shoulder buttons definitely helps to get a better grip and also makes them better when you are trying to aim at zombies in Resident Evil: Revelations.
Two years on, things have notably improved. Kid Icarus Rising, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon have been standout games for the platform in the last 12 months. 2013 still promises The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and LEGO Marvel Super Heroes so there's definitely more reasons to want to own a 2DS right now.
The eShop finally looks like a digital storefront you want to visit. There's now a bigger range of games stretching back to titles like The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and it's now adding mobile games like Angry Bird Star Wars and Cut the Rope. Most importantly, it's so much easier to get around and find content. It's taken some time, but Nintendo is finally getting there.
On the software front, Nintendo has been adding some new features including the ability to create folder to store games on the home screen. Spotpass still lets you access video and software and the free Nintendo Video service is up and running. Nintendo Letter box lets you send personalised letters to other users in 2D and 3D and there's still a pedometer where you can earn coins to spend in the Mii Plaza.
Where the 2DS is left lacking is in the sound department. With just one mono speaker instead of two stereo ones, the audio is loud but far from powerful. If you plug in a pair of headphones things do improve and you can still get the surround sound experience.
Despite the fact you cannot view 3D video or photos, Nintendo still includes two cameras on the back and a front-facing one. You can still shoot 3D content but have to store it on a SD card. So, next time you are round a friend's house with a 3DS you can review the content. If you still want to take 2D pictures, they are grainy and low quality at best. It's pointless to include it and leaving it out could have surely lowered the price even more.
The battery life is on par with the 3DS and will get you up to 5.5 hours of play time. It also takes around 3 hours again to charge up to full capacity. You are essentially getting about an extra half an hour of game time. We are disappointed Nintendo didn't take the opportunity to ramp up the 2DS staying power like it did for the 3DS XL.
The 2DS is clearly designed to entice younger gamers to nag parents for a cheaper Nintendo portable. The wedged look is not the prettiest, but for gaming it does grow on you, even if it doesn't fit in the pocket.
The Nintendo 2DS is is no danger of winning any design awards, but it's the cheapest way yet to get a Pokemon or Zelda fix.
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Some games use the cameras for various features so unless Nintendo wants to make a patch for each game it's probably less trouble for them to keep the cameras in.
It looks... weird. I would not be proud to be seen with this device.
At first I didn't at all like the design, but after thinking about it this seems like the best way for someone like me to go; since I do't have much money and the 3d effect while playing makes me feel sick. Back when the 3ds came out I didn't get one, but now feels like the right time, now there been time new games to be made.
What do you mean by bad design? the design is perfect for a 5 or 6 years old boy, because it is made for little children that cant use the 3d. And the catalogue is the same as the 3ds.
Not to sure what to make of the 2DS yet... Went into a store to check it out and it does look and feel strange. As its made for younger audiences, I thought it might be ideal for my 5 yr old but he's been use to playing on my 3DS since he was 3 (without using the 3D facility) and he was fine handling it so design's not really an issue... I also ran it by my hubby who took one look at it and was like "uh uh, get him a 3DSXL so the jury's still out for me one this one but getting him his own DS would ensure that I could use mine un-disturbed...
I am a 25 year old gamer in the process of buying either a 3DS or 2DS, I'm still weighing out the options. While the 3DS looks and plays nice I am looking for a cheaper price with the 2DS.
How is it a pocket-friendly design if it can only fit in a blazer pocket or a handbag?
Don't put it in a jeans back pocket or you'll crack the screen when you sit down and it's open to pickpockets.
Ditto to what that Pikachu said! The design is rather ... Ah.... Maybe I should use it for a door stopper? :(
Yup! Winner here... Getting one for the 7 yr. old... the younger one gets his Leap Pad and will get a 2DS later on.... I like the lack of hinges, that and a case and a game and we're at the price of the 3DS..... Glad I decided to look this stuff up...
I personally will be buying this system because with the 3ds , i used the 3d feature for a couple minutes and turned it off for good . Plus its easy on the eyes . Design wise ? It could have been better but it is no big deal .
for all those complaining about scratched screens think about it this way the gameboy advance had an open screen and worked fine, people need to calm down
"3D dropped" is not a pro. It's just an objective fact. Not sure why that would be in the pros or cons.
Also, "Bigger catalogue of games"? Compared to what? The catalogue is exactly the same one the 3DS offers.
As compared to a regular ds.
Maybe, but this isn't being compared to a regular DS. If this was supposed to mean "includes the entire DS catalogue", then that is not an advantage over the 3DS, because the 3DS has the exact same pro.
The cameras (all three of them) remain here to ensure 100% compatibility with existing games. They're available in the API so they have to be included on all compatible hardware.
You can pick up a 2DS with a game for a mere £79.99, although the game is pre loaded. Was shocked at how much the New 3DS sells for, more so the XL which can sell for up to £179.99 without a game, although limited edition consoles can sell for well over that directly from Nintendo. Scratching screens, I use screen protectors. If you want to protect the casing, buy a silicone cover. Never took to playing games in 3D. Still, the price difference is shocking.
Plus there is a massive price difference when you look at current pricing.
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The Lowe Art Museum lowers the boom on the frantic citywide December art flurry with a pair of roundhouse combinations delivering stunning Afro-Cuban art and a knockout selection of works from one of Americas oldest art schools. AfroCuba: Works on Paper, 1968-2003 features more than 60 prints and drawings by 26 artists from Havana and Santiago de Cuba, marking the first time these artists have been grouped together in a major exhibit off the island. The groundbreaking show includes a broad range of subject matter and styles that underscore Cubas deep African roots, the influence of Afro-Cuban religious imagery on that nations culture, and reflections on Cuban politics and race as well as social relations today.
The Art Students League of New York, Highlights from the Permanent Collection exhibit weighs in with a walloping 75 paintings, works on paper, and sculptures by the storied institutions heavyweights who have left an indelible mark on 20th-century American art. Both shows open today and run through February 3 at the Lowe.
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Maxxie: Christmas shoppingMature
Usually, I like shopping. I like shopping quite a lot. Christmas shopping? It's insanity, and not so much fun at all. We've been trudging around for a while now and I've still not gotten anything for anyone.
"Who are you buying for?"
"Everyone. Your parents, Cay, Ava, you. Anyone I've overlooked?" If Cay will even be there. He giggles.
"Nope, that's everyone. Well, there's Ava's boyfriend as well but I've never really met the guy," he says, looking kind of thoughtful. Maybe I can just buy him some Lynx or something. And risk me thinking he smells. Maybe not, then.
"What do your parents even like? I can't really buy some cooking stuff for your mum, she'd take it the wrong way. At least, my mum took it the wrong way once," I say laughing slightly. That and his mum probably has every kitchen utensil under the sun.
"Dad likes expensive whiskey so you could get him some of that. And as for Mom... Flowers, something pretty and a flashy bottle of wine should do it," he says and I nod. I think I can manage that. "As for Cayden and Ava..." he pulls a thinking face and I walk quietly, waiting for some kind of hint as to what I can get them. After a moment, I take his hand, too. "Well, you can think of something for Cayden, can't you? And Ava likes... Um..."
While he thinks of something I could get for Ava, I set my mind to Cay. I'm not getting him booze too, or I'll just look like I don't care or put any thought in. So something else... I dunno. Maybe that dog he wanted. I guess I'll come to it later. I already know one thing I want to get for Hadley, and I'm still tempted to get him a Viper, despite the fact I don't like them.
"I can't think of anything she likes. I'm a sucky brother," he says, burying his head in my shoulder as we walk. I put my arm around him and kiss the top of his head.
"No you're not." He whines a teeny bit and I squeeze him gently. "You're not."
"How come I don't know what she likes?" he asks with a pout.
"Because she spends a lot more time in Australia than she does here."
"I guess."
"I'll get her some fancy bubble bath or something," I shrug, "that usually works for girls, right?" he kisses my neck.
"Should be fine." I hum and he giggles, "Now I don't know what to get any of them." I chuckle slightly and kiss the top of his head again.
"We can say they're from both of us if you like."
"Sure. But I'm paying for something." I nod. That's fair enough, I guess. "And not the cheapest thing, either."
"Damn," I giggle, smiling as he slips an arm around my waist.
"Reckon Alex'll do something with Caleb at Christmas?"
"I dunno," I shrug slightly, "if Caleb wants to." I hadn't really considered what Alex might be doing with Caleb.
"More like if Caleb's mom'll let him," he says chuckling a little.
"Even after this long? Is she really that scary?" I laugh, trying to imagine how anyone could be less popular with someone's mum than I am with Momma Smith.
"Caleb's all she's got left." He shrugs and I smile a little.
"Well she shouldn't be so afraid of losing him. Alex is hardly gonna take him away from her."
"I know. She's just worried he's in a rush to grow up, y'know?"
"Alex is a sensible guy. He'll make sure he stays nearby, if he can. He was hardly happy with me wanting to move so far away from my family," I laugh dryly, remembering the look on his face when I said I wanted to move to America. He squeezes me a little and I peck him on the cheek, smiling.
"Oh my God, I forgot I needed to get something for him."
"A bumper pack of condoms?" I giggle. Hadley giggles as well.
"The look on his mom's face would be priceless."
"Hey, at least he uses them."
"Unlike someone," he says with a smirk.
"Well if we're both clean, I don't really see a point," I mutter with a shrug, pulling him into a shop that looks like it sells expensive booze.
"Trying to say Alex has diseases?" he laughs. I shake my head, laughing too.
"No, just more cautious than me," I say, looking at the expensive whisky. I might not exactly be poor any more, but the price tags on some of these are excessive. I see him smile a little from the corner of my eye, but I'm more focussed on the whisky. See, I don't really drink whisky much. So I haven't got a clue what I'm looking for. He gives a tiny sigh and picks one from the shelf, handing it to me with a smile.
"That's his favourite. He doesn't get it very often."
"Thanks," I smile back, "I don't drink whisky; I've got no idea what to look for." He pecks me on the lips.
"No problem."
"Well either way, that's your dad sorted... what about your mum?" he thinks about it for a moment.
"She likes red wine. If it looks expensive and tastes nice she'll love you forever." ...good. I don't drink wine, either. Especially not red wine. And definitely never expensive wine.
"Might need your help again," I mutter, wandering over to the wine racks.
"Um..." he looks around for a while, and I'm quite happy to just sort of watch, in between considering getting a ten dollar bottle to share later on and wondering what else I could get for Ava. I mean, smelly bath stuff isn't that exciting, is it? It's like one of those standard presents that says 'I have no idea what else I could've gotten you'.
After a while, he picks one out, just as I remember that he isn't a big fan of wine. So, changing my mind about getting a cheaper bottle to share, I just smile and go to pay for the whiskey and wine. Well I try, but he gives me the money for the wine before I can pay for all of it.
"I did warn you I wasn't paying for the cheapest thing." I laugh slightly and bite back my insistence that he doesn't have to pay for anything. As we walk out, he has this kind of thoughtful look on his face and I feel an expression of curiosity creep onto my features. When he notices, his cheeks flush light pink and I smile.
"I was trying to think of what to get Caleb. I wanna get him something nice this year," he explains. I think about it for a while. I mean, I was gonna finally sort out giving him the Saturn so that he becomes the legal owner and giving him a few month's insurance on it or something like that.
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Race and HappinessBy Jason Marsh | September 15, 2010 | 1 comment
A new study suggests that the happiness gap is shrinking between blacks and whites.
David Leonhardt reports in today's New York Times on a new study suggesting that African Americans are happier today than they were in the 1970s, while whites are pretty much just as happy now as they were then.
This is despite the fact that economic inequality between blacks and whites hasn't improved much, if at all, over the last four decades—the black unemployment rate today is about twice the white rate, same as in 1975. But according to the (not yet published) study, authored by University of Pennsylvania economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers, something seems to be going on here that's about more than money. Leonhardt writes:
Ms. Stevenson and Mr. Wolfers have a good way of making this point. In the 1970s, a relatively affluent black person—one in a household making more than nine out of 10 other black households, or at the 90th percentile of the black income spectrum—was earning the same amount as someone at the 75th percentile of the white spectrum. That's another way of saying blacks were making less than whites.
But blacks were far less satisfied with their lives than could be explained by the income difference. People at the 90th percentile of the black income spectrum were as happy on average as people just below the 10th percentile of the white income spectrum, amazingly enough.
Today, people at the 90th percentile of the black income spectrum are still making about as much as those at the 75th percentile of the white spectrum—but are now as happy on average as people in the dead middle, or the 50th percentile, of the white income spectrum. The income gap hasn't shrunk much, but the happiness gap has.
So if the happiness gains aren't due to economic gains, what could explain them?
Leonhardt suggests that the decline of overt racism could provide one answer. He quotes Kerwin Charles, a University of Chicago economist, who notes that well into the 1970s, blacks faced "a vast array of personal indignities that led to unhappiness"—indignities that are no longer as common, or as acceptable.
Still, Leonhardt points out that racism is still very much with us—and he highlights what's truly at stake in the fight for racial equality:
A rich vein of research has shown that racial discrimination remains a part of daily life, albeit a reduced one. To take just one example, an experiment found that résumés with typically black names lead to fewer job interviews than similar résumés with different names. Combine the discrimination with the toll of bad schools and broken families, and you end up with those huge lingering black-white gaps.
Closing the gaps would clearly help the economy—moving families out of poverty, freeing up talent and, in the long run, probably lifting growth. But these wouldn't be the only benefits. There would also be some on which it's hard to put a price.
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Chapter 1.5Mature
The village was oddly empty as they passed, not even faces were seen pressed against glass to see who was walking past in the darkness. Walking through the main village, they can see the wooden stalls in what appears to be a market place along with the misshapen stone houses. The village looks like the happiness has been replaced with a cold, silent chill. Looking over to Rius, both her and Leonardo seem to share the same thoughts, grimly nodding to each other, a response to their silent conversation.
Nova tilts her had to the side, looking at Ren and Lucian leading the group, talking in hushed, serious tones. Their demeanours have changed so much from their carefree faces when they were reunited. Narrowing his eyes, Tarius struggles to hear them, only stooping them when Nova touches his arm, her eyes telling him that it is not his place to eavesdrop.
A small hand touches Nova's dress, causing her to gaze down at the young girl who holds it. "If Lockwood is a prince, then why does he have a village?" Ophi's eyes are wide with curiosity. "Dear one, the Lunar Village is simply a name. They once began as a village but quickly grew, expanding their territory and becoming a well respected empire of this time. They are villages and towns across this world but this one is the home of their royalty." Ophi smiles brightly, stroking the snakes who nibbles at his tail. "See Tody, I told you that he was a real prince! Now we are going to his castle!" Nova watches as she skips excitedly towards the caped Sces, talking enthusiastically about the fairy tales she has beard over the years. "Our fairy tale is just about to begin Sces! You'll see, everything will turn out alright! Tody, stop biting your tail, you will hurt yourself!"
This part of the Lunar Village was once known for its festivities and loud behaviour. There used to be people everywhere, sharing stories along with their supplies during the day and dancing under the moon light together until the early hours of the morning. The lunar people celebrated life when they danced to the moon goddess, thanking her for the strength and safety she granted them. But that seems like a long time ago now…
Walking into a large courtyard, the warriors eyes scan the new area. In the middle of the floor is the Lockwood crest carved into the stone, it's features sparkling as the light catches it. Large stone encloses the area with dark vines trailing across each brick, blooming soft white petals. In the four corners stand ancient moon dials, covered in the same vines. Moving through a large archway, they are taken to a garden, full of different plants. Nova's fingertips caress the Lunar petals gently, causing the plant to glow slightly at her touch. Looking across the garden, Nova's feet take her to a large fountain, climbing up, she stands on the small wall surrounding it. In the centre is a magnificent wolf, his head thrown back as if he was howling. Water cascades around the stone wolf, covering it.
Nova steps into its cool waters, closing her eyes as she stands in the centre of the fountain, her hand on the stone wolf's back. Kneeling around the outside of the fountain, her warriors softly touch the waters, closing their eyes as well. Lucian raises an eyebrow at Ren, an amused smirk across his face. Ren shrugs at his friend before walking towards the fountain himself, following in Nova's footsteps, as he steps into the fountain. Holding out a strong arm, he smiles at Nova as she slowly opens her eyes. Her black pools sparkle as if they held the stars themselves.
Slowly, she takes his arm and they both exit the fountain, their clothes covered in the fountains waters. As Nova's bare feet touch the soft grass, her warriors rise, looking at the sky with longing eyes and sad smiles.
"Thank you Lockwood. The waters remind us of a friend we are here to save." Removing her hand from Ren's arm, Nova smiles at her warriors sadly. "The wolf reminds us of our home we left behind. We will soon be there again when our quest is over."
"And where is this home of your Lady Nova?" Lucian smiles, ignoring the atmosphere. "Somewhere far from here." She mutters, glancing up at the empty sky before walking onwards with her warriors, leaving Lucian and Ren watching them with slightly confused expressions. "Well that was specific." Lucian laughs, following the others as Ren glances up at the sky, wonder where 'far from here' could be.


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This hotel complex comprises a total of 201 accommodation units. The hotel's ?Walnut Valley' area includes 11 villas with 46 guest rooms and the Commune club, which opened in October 2002. The ?Stone Valley' area features 31 new villas with 190 guest rooms and the Commune of the Children (kids' club). A conference centre, which opened in September 2006, can also be found here. Facilities in this air-conditioned hotel include a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe and cloakroom. There is a hairdressing salon, an auditorium and a games room on site, and dining options include a caf�, bar and restaurant. Internet access and room and laundry services are provided and parking facilities (both covered and outdoor) are available for guests arriving by car. Younger guests can let off some steam at the children's playground.
This family-friendly hotel is situated in the Shuiguan Mountains amidst 8 km� of private land. The Great Wall of China is just 7 km away in Badaling and Ming Tombs are some 40 km from the accommodation.
The guest rooms come with facilities including hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, radio and complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Local and international newspapers are delivered to the rooms on a daily basis and further amenities include microwave, tea and coffee making facilities, in-room safe, and a bathroom with a separate shower unit. The rooms have been fitted with individually regulated air conditioning and heating units and a balcony/terrace. A complimentary minibar/fridge is available in the public lounges.
The hotel grounds feature an outdoor swimming pool with children's section, a sauna, and a gym can also be found on-site in the ?Stone Valley' part of the resort. Set amidst the mountains of Beijing's Great Wall, the spa provides a sanctuary of privacy and tranquillity in which guests can go on exhilarating sensory journeys. Delightfully indulgent treatments include the Anantara Spa Journeys: exotic body treatments and various massages and facials, all flavoured by the timeless rejuvenation secrets of the East and West. Guests looking to play a round of golf can head to Hua Bin international 18-hole golf course, some 50 km from the accommodation.
The hotel has introduced 4 food series of classic Beijing, Sichuan and Cantonese cuisines, entitled Peking Roast Duck, Spicy Sichuan Food, Nourishing Cantonese Food and Vegetarian Food. Guests can sample the mixture of Chinese and Western culinary cultures and can complement their meals with red and white wines from around the world, all this in modern, refined surroundings. Breakfast is served in buffet style and midday and evening meals can be enjoyed � la carte or from a set menu.
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I saw this recipe in SorbetCitron's blog Nuage de Farine. In my childhood memories, tapioca were these weird transluscent doughey things that my mum sometimes put into soup and I didn't like it. Fast forward
20 30 years, and this recipe reconciled me with Tapioca. First, it's sweet and I love sweet! Second, it's creamy and refreshing, perfectly balanced with the sharpness of the raspberry coulis (you can also try kiwis or rhubarb compote, I've done it and it's equally delicious). The only thing I changed from the original recipe is the cooking time as it was not cooked enough for me after 7 minutes.
Source: Nuage de Farine
For 6 verrines
400g coconut milk + 70g of water measured in the coconut can
60g tapioca
60g sugar
100g raspberries (fresh or frozen)
Honey to taste
- Heat the milk and water in the TM bowl for 4 min/100C/speed 4
- Add the tapioca and sugar and cook for 16 min/90C/speed 1, reverse blade direction.
- Pour into glasses and leave to cool.
- Meanwhile, clean the bowl and puree the raspberries (if frozen, let them thaw first) and honey a few seconds speed 4.
- You can add a little bit of water if needs be, then scrape down the sides and mix again until it is pureed.
- Spread the coulis on top of the tapioca.
- Refrigerate and eat cold.


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Comanche leads 'toughest since 2004' Sydney to Hobart
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Damaged U.S. super-maxi Comanche led the field early on Monday in a strong position to take line honors as the toughest Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race for more than 10 years neared the finish after bad weather forced out nearly a third of the fleet.
Two American boats held the top two positions as the leaders worked their way down Tasmania's east coast and the bad weather eased overnight.
Both Comanche and compatriot Rambler 88 have suffered damage in winds of up to 40 knots that also forced out the pre-race favorite, Australian record-holder Wild Oats XI.
After a 13-hour chase, Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze-Clark's Comanche regained the lead from George David's Rambler 88, despite making running repairs to a damaged rudder and daggerboard that nearly forced Comanche to join Wild Oats as a withdrawal.
Comanche steadily extended their lead overnight after regaining the momentum that saw them charge off down the New South Wales coast way ahead of its rivals on Saturday.
The two U.S. boats were ahead of Australia's Ragamuffin 100 and Italy's Maserati.
It would be a sweet success for Comanche, who led the field early last year but were ultimately run down by Wild Oats XI, who secured a record-breaking eighth win.
Another impressive start by Comanche on Saturday nearly came undone when they broke a rudder a few hours later and while they retired briefly, skipper Ken Read decided to carry on despite the damage.
Organizers have described this year's race as the toughest since 2004, a year when nearly half the entrants retired early. Continued...


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Frank L. Brothers (born October 24, 1946 in New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American Thoroughbred racehorse trainer who in 1991 won two of the three U.S. Triple Crown races. He was voted the Outstanding Thoroughbred Trainer Award from the United Thoroughbred Trainers of America in 1991 and was inducted into the Fair Grounds Hall of Fame.
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Great Britain's Josie Pearson is another paralympic athlete that has benefitted from Back Up's rehabilitative courses and has now set her sights on the discus and club throwing events at London 2012 after being forced to put her wheelchair racing career on hold.
Josie was part of GB's wheelchair rugby side that just missed out on a medal in Beijing in 2008 before pursuing a career in athletics.
She finished fifth in both the 100m and 800m in her first major event as a wheelchair racer at the IPC World Championships in New Zealand last year but was disqualified for going outside her lane in the 200m and 400m.
The 26-year-old took up the discus and club last summer after encouragement from Anthony Hughes, national performance manager for Disability Sport Wales, and within a few months she had thrown 6m – just 13cm short of the F51 world record in the discus.
"I am concentrating on my two throwing events for London," she told C4Paralympics. "I was diagnosed with having a syrinx on my spine, it's quite common with my disability. Racing is very physical and puts a lot of demands on my neck and my consultant just said if I carried on racing it will make it worse.
"I have my two throwing events to concentrate on so I am definitely putting my health first."
"I decided in the last few weeks - I'm still having investigations into what we do with the syrinx but for now I'm concentrating on the two throwing events."
Josie took up wheelchair rugby after a car crash when she was 17 years old left her paralysed from the chest down.
She was the first female to represent GB at wheelchair rugby in the Paralympics back in 2008, but having missed out on a medal in Beijing she is hoping to put that right in London.
"My goal is to be selected, then if I can do as well as I do in training I'll be happy," she added. "I'll probably have to throw over the world record to get gold in the discus – which is my best event.
"I've done it in training. I don't like to tempt fate but I know I've got the potential to be up there."


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Members of the American Postal Workers Union and Harvard students affiliated with United Students Against Sweatshops protested on Tuesday outside of Staples corporation's annual shareholders' meeting in Natick, Massachusetts. APWU has been leading a successful boycott against the company for two years over the Postal Service allowing Staples workers to handle certain postal duties within the company's stores.
John Dirzius is Northeast Regional Coordinator for the American Postal Workers Union:
[John Dirzius]: "They have entered into an illegal agreement with the United States Postal Service, at least as far as the NLRB is concerned, where they have taken our retail jobs and moved them over to the Staples corporation, using their associates as postal clerks that are really not trained and really don't know all the postal regulations. In our NLRB charge we got thousands of pages of documentation that kind of showed that this was the beginning of a much larger privatization by the service to eliminate retail jobs."
This is not the first time the Postal Service has tried to privatize these jobs:
[John Dirzius]: "The service tried this one before with Sears, and as soon as 350,000 members at that time, in the AFL and other unions, started cutting up their Sears cards, the service and Sears backed out of this. This has been a bit more of a struggle, but they did back out of what was almost going to be like mini-Post Offices. Full-blown, full-service Post Offices. They backed out of that the first opportunity they got…I think it was from our heat…but we want them out of our business altogether."
Stapes operates hundreds of so-called "postal counters" in their stores. Unlike postal employees, Staples workers are not subject to background checks, are not sworn to protect the U.S. mail, and have little or no experience or training in secure handling of U.S. mail products.
[John Dirzius]: "The safety and health of people that go on planes could be in jeopardy with what they're allowing."
Dirzius says now is the time for Stapes to move in a new direction and stop undermining the U.S. Postal Service:
[John Dirzius]: "We'd like to find peace with this company. We'd like to see that they get out of this program as soon as possible. There's a great opportunity now. The Postmaster General that entered into this program has retired, and now the CEO from Staples, Ron Sargent, has also left, so I think it's a golden opportunity for the parties to get together and get out of this program."
Stapes has been singled out by U.S. President Barack Obama for its practice of limiting workers to less than 25 hours a week to avoid providing health benefits, and Dirzius says that allowing low-paid, non-union Staples employees to do postal work is a threat to good jobs in our communities:
[John Dirzius]: "It's a threat to good jobs in our community, and that's something I think all of us have to really understand. It's not a company that really deals fairly and stuff with their own employees, never mind trying to take away good community, good union jobs and good living wage jobs in their community. The best message is a boycott, and that's what we have right now."


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Hot Springs County Museum & Cultural Center invite you to stroll by to look at the Western Art Show. The museum is gathering together art work, that is not normally on display, for this Stroll. Some of the work is historic while other work will be more recent. This will be your chance to view this special collection of art. While there be sure to take part in the Make It and Take It Art Activity. This month, during the stroll you can make a fun summer western piece of art to take with you.
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GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY - ECU students are gearing up for the their first day of class, but it might be a lot different than the last time you hit the books.
Students are using technology inside and outside of their classrooms-- such as laptops and tablets in class to take notes, submit assignments, and even help find jobs.
"There are e-books online, you can rent books online, you can read your books online, you can get your notes online. Everything's really on the internet," said freshman Aaron Roebuck.
Tiffany Taylor returned to college after 20 years. She recalled how she took notes in class.
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Vacanze Amaryllis
Massimo di ospiti4
Camere da letto2
Dimensioni41 m²
- Adatto a famiglie e bambini
- Internet Wi-Fi
- Cucina
- Lavatrice
- Parcheggio disponibile
- Stanza privata (con chiave)
- Balcone / terrazzo
Dettagli dell'alloggio
|Stefana Batorego, 31-135 Kraków, Polonia
|Tipologia di alloggio
|Codice dell'annuncio
|Tasso di accettazione
|Tempo di risposta
|poche ore
|Calendario aggiornato
|3 giorni fa
Regole dell'AbitazioneCheck-in: 14:00-11:00
Pulizia finale inclusa nel prezzo.
Camere Appartamento-fumatori, Struttura interamente non-fumatori.
|Prezzo per ogni ospite oltre 1
|6 € ogni ospite in più (a notte)
|Check-in dopo le
|Check-in prima delle
|Check-out prima delle
|Politica di Cancellazione
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E 'stato un soggiorno molto piacevole. L'appartamento era molto pulito, accogliente e tranquillo. Inoltre, situato a soli 7 minuti a piedi da Plaza Mayor. Altamente raccomandato.
Bardzo Przyjemny, czysty i cichy appartamento, al takze bardzo dobrze zlokalizowany (7 minut od Rynku pieszo Glownego). Zdecydowanie polecam!
Ha sido una estancia muy agradable. El apartamento estaba muy limpio, acogedor y silencioso. Además, muy bien situado, a tan sólo 7 minutos andando de la Plaza Mayor. Muy recomendable.
Bardzo przyjemny, czysty i cichy apartament, a takze bardzo dobrze zlokalizowany (7 minut pieszo od Rynku Glownego). Zdecydowanie polecam!
Renata is the perfect landlord.
This apartment is very cosy with a very nice patio. In addition, the apartment is very clean, full equiped and well located. It's perfect for 3-4 people.
When we arrived to the apartment we found that Renata left a lot of brochures and tourist information about Krakow in our own language.
I will come back to Krakow, and I will try to book this apartment again.
Thank you Renata!
Very nice apartment with washing machine. A balcony with wiew over a green and calm garden. Only a few minutes walk to the centre of Krakow. The owner was very kind and helpful. Next time we visit Krakow we want to live in this apartment again. The apartment was clean and fresh.
As soon as we arrived at Apartment Amaryllis, Renata was there to show us around. She was very kind and offered a variety of suggestions where we could go to dinner that night.
The apartment was very clean and the interior was as nice as the pictures show. There was tea in the cupboard and fresh milk in the fridge and Renata even had a flat iron for us ready to use. She made us feel very welcome and the apartment made our stay much more comfortable. We will gladly rent this apartment for our next visit in Kraków.
We stood at the apartment for 2 nights. First to say is, that Renata has been very helpful with inside tips and she was very responsive to emails. The apartment itself is very well located only a comfortable 10 minute walk to the historic city centre, its is very clean and has a view into a beautifully maintained garden. The city is packed with flair and and friendly people. We took the bus to Oświęcim (Auschwitz-Birkenau), which cost about 14 PLN one way, and it took about 1.5hrs to get there.
Below you will find useful information provided my Renata, so I just copy and paste what she has emailed me:
1. the Castle Royal:
There are many exhibition and Each has a separate entrance (there is no combined ticket for all the exhibitions).
I suggest first to visit the Royal Castle in the Wawel Hill in the morning and next The Cathedral.
Tickets for the exhibitions in the Castle costs 18 zł for individual visiting.
Tickets for for individual visitors are issued for specific entrance times.
I suggest to visit the Royal Castle in the Wawel Hill in the morning and see:
- The State rooms (price 18 zł individual visiting)
- Crown Treasury and Armoury (if she likes it) (price 18 zł individual visiting)
- Wawel Architecture and Gardens - (price 18 zł individual visiting)
This exhibitions can visit with audio book in German (price 20 PLN)
Visitors can borrow an audio guide, provided by Antenna International ™.
The office is located in the Visitors Center.
The Following exhibitions are available in a few languages (Polish, Angielski, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian): State Rooms, Royal Private Apartments, Oriental Art, additional Wawel Hill - Former Buildings and Fortifications
Prices for the audio tour: normal 20 PLN, reduced 12 PLN
Unfortunately (Exception) - Exhibition: the Royal Private Apartments can only be see with a Polish - or English language guide. Necessary reservation in advance. Order guide service at the Tourist Service Office in the Visitors Center on the Wawel Hill.
The price is 75 zł (English) but the cost of guide service is included in the ticket price. That will be next time ;-)
Tickets can buy in two places:
- In the the main ticket office (is located in the Visitors Center on the Wawel Hill)
- An additional ticket window (open only during the summer season) (located at the Herbowa Gate (Kanonicza Street entrance).
Do not miss to see the temporary exhibition:
Leonardo da Vinci's "Lady with an Ermine" (Tickets: 10 PLN)
2. The Cathedral.
Only: Sigismund Bell, Royal Tombs, Cathedral Museum with tickets (Individual tourists 12,00 zł)
An audio-guided tour around Wawel Cathedral and up the Sigismund Bell tower takes around 30 minutes, the Royal Tombs 10 minutes, and the Cathedral Museum around 20 minutes. Audio guide hire: 7 zł
The ticket office (is located vis a vis the main entrance to the Cathedral)
I suggest to visit too:
http://www.mhk.pl/branches/rynek-underground (The Main Square)
I suggest to visit too:
http://www.mhk.pl/branches/rynek-underground (The Main Square)
and see the Kanonicza Street and on the main square the beautiful sculpture of Mitoraj (next the Town hall Tower) - it's worth seeing.
Thank you Renata - for everything. We will highly recommend you and the apartment. My mum was and still is blown away ;)
Best Regards.
Renata is very friendly, the apartment is very nice, clean, quiet and not far from the old town of Krakow. We spent some wonderful days there!
I had a great stay at Apartment Amaryllis.
The location is very central and quiet.
The apartment is comfortable and with all needed equipment.
Maybe the only very small negatives are that the balcony, which is a bit exposed on the garden side and the internet which was very slow for the last two days.
Renata is very helpful and always available via phone or sms.
Very nice reception by Renata, she explained us about the appartment and about tourist attractions. Perfect communication before arrival, via mail and SMS. Clean and complete appartment, everything was there, fully equipped, with a balcony, nice view and a house cat in the backyard. 10 minutes walk to the main market square, Shops 24/7 around the corner, coffee club downstairs, WIFI for free, public transport (tram) 3 minutes away. All together a big 10/+ !!
- Qualità degli alloggi garantita
- I proprietari sono contattati e verificati telefonicamente
- Un sistema di pagamento efficace e sicuro


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I have a pretty big space in my dash (98 Pathfinder) that's about 3-4 inches tall and about 9-10 inches deep. I was thinking about getting the new 1 din size case from Case-Outlet, but I think 10 inches is going to be too deep. I'm thinking maybe I can just secure the mobo (probably Epia) and HD in the cavity and just have the DVD drive showing. Is there any grounding issues or anything else I should worry about with mounting the components this way?
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I saw someone do this on a Wrangler TJ seen as we have a crap load of space back there too. Can't remember the link or anything, just remember he secured the mobo with zip ties I think.....
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well if it helps any I currently have my car torn apart putting in a car computer, I had a bit of a differnt situation, plenty of space but not in a rectangular block like cases typicly are. I am fabricating a case from metal "L"s and aluminum sheeting on the bottom to mount the mobo to, and aluminum mesh on the sides for air circulation. youd be surpised how small a computer can be when you dont waste space.
for an idea, a mobo is about 12x10inches, and that is a FULL SIZED ATX mobo. a FAR cry from the typical 18x18 that most cases are. only other space is the power supply, and dvd and hd, if you use a laptop hard drive, the space is nearly negligable, and I bet your mounting a dvd in a place remote place as well. leaving you just needing to squeeze the powersupply in somewhere.
grounding shouldnt be an issue from what Im told. but remember you have to get cooling in there somehow, so make sure you have places to put fans to get air in and out of the unit. that sounds like it would be your hardest thing since its behind the dash...