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The Florida Police Department has said the investigation into whether ex-Florida center Maurkice Pouncey accepted $100,000 could take up to two months to complete, according to a story by Robbie Andreu of GatorSports.com
"It's still an ongoing investigation," Captain Jeff Holcomb said Wednesday. "It could be another month or two before it's finally closed out. It's a slow-going process."
Pouncey, who was drafted by Pittsburgh and is currently at Steelers training camp, has vehemently denied the allegations.
"I did not accept $100,000, it is an absolutely ridiculous claim," Pouncey said in a statement released by his attorney on July 21. "I have completely cooperated with the investigation and answered any and all questions put to me."
The allegations came to light when an unsigned letter was sent to Florida saying Pouncey had taken the money from an agent.
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Conservative bloggers rush to defend Rep. Barton for apologizing to BP
This morning, Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX), the ranking member of the House Energy committee, apologized to BP CEO Tony Hayward for what he called the "$20 billion shakedown" of the company by the Obama administration. Huffington Post's Sam Stein reported [1]:
"I'm ashamed of what happened in the White House yesterday," said Rep. Joe Barton (R-Tex.) during a hearing on Thursday morning with BP's CEO Tony Hayward." I think it is a tragedy in the first proportion that a private corporation can be subjected to what I would characterize as a shakedown -- in this case a $20 billion shakedown -- with the attorney general of the United States, who is legitimately conducting a criminal investigation and has every right to do so to protect the American people, participating in what amounts to a $20 billion slush fund that's unprecedented in our nation's history, which has no legal standing, which I think sets a terrible precedent for our nation's future."
"I'm only speaking for myself. I'm not speaking for anyone else, but I apologize," Barton added. "I do not want to live in a county where anytime a citizen or a corporation does something that is legitimately wrong, [it is] subject to some sort of political pressure that, again, in my words, amounts to a shakedown."
The "shakedown" that Barton referred to is the $20 billion escrow account negotiated between the Obama administration and BP to pay for damages resulting from the oil spill. Several members of the GOP have rushed to distance themselves from Barton's comments, with Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL) actually calling [2] for Barton to resign his committee post.
If you thought nobody could possibly defend Barton's apology to BP, then let me introduce you to the conservative blogosphere.
Noted hack [3] Jim Hoft agreed with Barton, writing, "Of course it was a shakedown. It's the Chicago way." Hoft added "well said, Congressman." JammieWearingFool wrote [4]: "Let's hear it for Rep. Joe Barton." Regarding White House press secretary Robert Gibbs' denunciation of Barton's comments, JWF wrote: "Aww, the poor babies can't handle the truth."
These defenses of Barton arrived on the heels of several conservative media figures leaping to BP's defense by claiming [5] that Obama is "demonizing" the company.
As my colleague Oliver Willis remarked to me after Barton's apology: "Sorry, BP, that we got our dirty ocean water in your oil."
Now that Barton has apologized for his apology, it will be interesting to see how Hoft and JWF try to spin things. After all, JWF said Barton's words were "the truth," and Hoft declared that Barton's words were "well said" and specifically praised Barton's use of the term "shakedown." Per his apology, Barton disagrees [6] that his words were "well said":
"I apologize for using the term 'shakedown' with regard to yesterday's actions at the White House in my opening statement this morning, and I retract my apology to BP," Barton said.
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What becomes of the men that are used to impregnate their women ? As stated that only womena are part of the clan, are the men after their "role" is done driven out or even killed ? --Elveonora (talk) 22:49, March 8, 2012 (UTC)
- We don't know. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 02:36, March 10, 2012 (UTC)


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This study describes a one-pot synthesis of superparamagnetic maghemite-based 4-aminobenzoic acid-coated spherical core-shell nanoparticles (PABA@FeNPs) as suitable nanocomposites potentially usable as magnetic carriers for drug delivery. The PABA@FeNPs system was subsequently functionalized by the activated species (
The platinum(II) complexes, such as cisplatin, oxaliplatin or carboplatin, are well-established anticancer chemotherapeutics used worldwide for the treatment of various types of cancer [
Among all the magnetic nanoparticles of transition metals and their oxides, iron oxide-based nanosystems hold a paramount position in various medical fields due to their promising properties including magnetic (e.g., superparamagnetism, strong magnetic response and saturation under small applied magnetic fields, excellent heating performance in the frequencies of the alternating magnetic field safe for humans) and biochemical (e.g., very low toxicity, biocompatibility, biodegradability) features [
In an effort to research the possibilities of targeted delivery of the recently reported highly
The maghemite-based nanoparticles (FeNPs) coated with 4-aminobenzoic acid (PABA@FeNPs) were prepared be a method using a mixture of the Fe(III) and Fe(II) salts (FeCl3∙6H2O and FeCl2∙4H2O in this work), which was mixed together with PABA in deionized water under atmospheric conditions. NH4OH was finally added to the mixture which resulted in the formation of the maghemite-based PABA@FeNPs nanoparticles. It has to be noted that the usual preparation of maghemite-based NPs involves magnetite NPs (prepared from the mixture of Fe(III) and Fe(II) salts under nitrogen [
The presence of the organic layer coating the maghemite NPs within the obtained PABA@FeNPs was proved by the FTIR spectra recorded in the 400–4,000 cm−1 region (
FTIR spectra of the maghemite nanoparticles coated with 4-aminobenzoic acid (PABA@FeNPs; red line), the parent complex
The PABA@FeNPs hybrid systems exhibited, as expected, a strong attraction to the magnetic field (
We assumed a bonding of the platinum(II) complexes through Pt–N bonds formed between the Pt(II) atom of the activated species and the amino group of PABA. As previously reported, PABA with a substituted carboxyl group (which simulates the bonding of PABA to the maghemite NPs through the mentioned functional group) binds to platinum through the amino group [
The initial
TEM images of
Simultaneous TG/DTA thermal analysis revealed a considerable difference between the weight losses of PABA@FeNPs and those involving functionalized platinum(II) complexes (represented by
The 57Fe Mössbauer spectra of the samples studied are depicted in
Room-temperature Mössbauer spectra of (
Values of the Mössbauer hyperfine parameters, derived from the fitting of the room-temperature Mössbauer spectra of PABA@FeNPs and
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The room-temperature Mössbauer spectrum of both the PABA@FeNPs and
The starting materials K2[PtCl4], 3-chloro-7-azaindole (
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) was carried out on a JEOL 2010 microscope (200 kV, 1.9 Å point-to-point resolution). A drop of high-purity water with the ultrasonically dispersed samples was placed onto a holey-carbon film supported by a copper-mesh TEM grid and dried in air at room temperature. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was performed, together with energy-dispersive X-ray (EDS) spectroscopy, by a Hitachi 6600 FEG microscope (5–15 keV accelerating voltage; the dried samples were placed on an aluminum holder equipped with double-sided adhesive carbon tape). The 57Fe Mössbauer spectra of the studied samples were recorded at room temperature employing a Mössbauer spectrometer operating at the constant acceleration mode and equipped with a 50 mCi 57Co(Rh) source. The isomer shift values are related to α-Fe at room temperature. The Mössbauer spectra were fitted with the MossWinn software program; prior to fitting, the signal-to-noise ratio was enhanced by a statistically based algorithm [
4-Aminobenzoic acid (PABA; 0.62 g, 4.5 mmol) was, due to its poor solubility at laboratory temperature, dissolved in hot (80 °C) deionized water (75 mL) and then, FeCl3∙6H2O (1.17 g; 4.3 mmol) dissolved in deionized water (5 mL) was added. The mixture was stirred at 80 °C for 30 min and then FeCl2∙4H2O (0.86 g; 4.3 mmol) dissolved in deionized water (2 mL) was added to the solution. After 30 min of stirring at 80 °C the last reagent (10 mL of 25% NH4OH) was slowly added. The solution turned dark black as the PABA@FeNPs formed. The suspension was intensively stirred at 80 °C for 60 min. Finally, nanoparticles were magnetically isolated and washed with deionized water (3 × 20 mL) and acetone (3 × 20 mL). Part of the final ferrofluid suspension of PABA@FeNPs (
The complexes
A simple approach was applied to obtain magnetic 4-aminobenzoic acid-coated maghemite nanoparticles with good stability in solution, with high magnetic response to the external magnetic field and showing superparamagnetic behaviour as proved by the Mössbauer spectroscopy experiments at room temperature. The systems were designed to be able to bind highly cytotoxic platinum(II) complexes involving 7-azaindole derivatives represented by the diaquaplatinum(II) species
Supplementary materials can be accessed at:
The authors gratefully thank the Czech Science Foundation (GAČRP207/11/0841), Operational Program Research and Development for Innovations-European Regional Development Fund (CZ.1.05/2.1.00/03.0058), Operational Program Education for Competitiveness-European Social Fund (CZ.1.07/2.3.00/20.0017) of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic and Palacký University in Olomouc (PrF_2013_015). The authors would like to thank Jana Gáliková and Klára Šafářová for performing FTIR, and TEM and SEM experiments, respectively.
Conceived and designed the experiments: PŠ, ZT. Performed the experiments: MS, PŠ, JT. Analyzed the data: PŠ, JT, ZT. Wrote the paper: PŠ, JT, ZT.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.


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Kim Kardashian and Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian has joined the social networking site Instagram to share some personal photos.Following behind her sisters
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If the reports coming out of Marcoussis are correct then Marc Lièvremont has kept his word. If one voice has been dominant since the France squad turned up at their base camp south of Paris last Friday, then it has been that of the head coach.
Long-time confidant Emile Ntamack has been told that if he has anything to say about the way his backs are playing, then he says it through Lièvremont, while the forwards coach, Didier Retière, credited with moulding last season's grand slam-winning pack, has been similarly told to keep his counsel.
After looking through the runes and consulting his players following the traumatising defeat by Australia in November, Lièvremont has decided that the fault lay in mixed messages coming from his assistants and has determined that cannot happen again as he takes his team into the last Six Nations before the autumn's World Cup in New Zealand. This time around, he says he has "to be stricter, to be clearer" with his players. According to Lièvremont, the Australia debacle – the teams were level 13-13 at half time and France edged into a three-point lead before conceding 46 unanswered points – highlighted "a collective failure" in his team. "The highest level often comes down to small details that can have a dramatic importance when you're confronted with the very, very high level," Lièvremont says.
Whether this analysis, and the streamlined approach to communications, makes a jot of difference when France lock horns with an increasingly confident Scotland at Stade de France at teatime tomorrow is another matter. France have been here before and their coach's record is, at best hit, and miss, more a history of causing problems than solving them. Think back to the 50 players Lièvremont used in his first 18 months in charge, the public spat with the flanker Fulgence Ouedraogo last autumn.
However, not all are of his making – according to Sébastien Chabal, once of Sale and now with Racing Métro, all France's national coaches struggle with the lack of time they have with their players. While Martin Johnson and his squad were in Portugal before a week at Pennyhill Park and Andy Robinson had his squad on the Old Course at St Andrews, the French were still sorting out a few thorny confrontations in the Top 14. That they have managed eight days together is due only to those league meetings being shunted forward to midweek. Otherwise it would have been like last season with Lièvremont getting his black and blue squad together for what, in effect, were a couple of sessions before they opened their campaign.
That they then managed a third grand slam in nine years was remarkable but there were plenty who saw problems being stored up for other days, starting in the summer when, after a season in which some played around 45 Top 14, Heineken Cup and Test matches, France limped off to South Africa and Argentina for two beatings that were seen by some as inevitable.
Chastened and back home for the autumn, Lièvremont began the rebuilding with cautious wins over Fiji and Argentina before that Saturday at the Stade de France when the wheels came off as never before.
Chabal is still at a loss to explain why France imploded. "I was thinking about it for days afterwards and it is still on my mind," he said "but there are so many other things like the European Cup and the championship, that you just have to focus on playing well for your club.
"We were soundly beaten and we just could not understand how we collapsed like that both physically and mentally," Chabal says, although he agrees with the changing-room analysis of the national team's captain, Thierry Dusautoir, that an over-charged schedule had something to do with it.
"What he said the day after the loss was that perhaps our tactics were too ambitious," Chabal says. "I am not saying that French players do not have the talent and abilities to play that way, but it is always the same problem – we simply do not have the time to work at training on these things.
"You need a lot of time working together and that is the big problem. The tactics that the coaching staff employed were perhaps not the best adapted to the time we had available to train for the match."
Unfortunately for Chabal, he is one of the six who have paid the price for the autumn, losing his place in the back row to Imanol Harinordoquy in a team that suggests that, no matter what the changes in style at Marcoussis bring, Lièvremont is finding a handy streak of pragmatism just when he needs it.
He may have silenced Retière, but it is the forwards coach's pack that will do the talking when they scrum down against the Scots in what promises to be one of the juicier aspects of life in Paris tomorrow. And then there is the massive boot of Damien Traille, moved from fly-half to full-back where he will be less exposed. He will supply the ammunition as Lièvremont looks for a safe start to what could be his last Six Nations in charge.
He has what is arguably the strongest squad in the championship, but whether their heads are straight is another matter. As Morgan Parra, Lièvremont's livewire scrum-half, admitted this week the nightmare lives on: "We still have that defeat in our heads because it is dreadful that it went so badly for us at home, in front of 80,000 people and we were unable to respond. We really want to erase that [but it] is going to be very difficult because we are going to be the team everyone wants to beat because we won the title last year.
"We have targets, we want to move on, to grow in stature, to change things … we have everything to gain from this tournament and in spite of what happened, we as a squad have rediscovered our cheery disposition. It was very important to once again enjoy working together."


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Deferred Pediatric Study Telecon, February, 23, 2012
2/23/2012, 12:45pm
Participants: Sponsor and FDA (Agnes Lim, Ilan Irony, John Scott)
Re: BLA 125400 – Deferred Pediatric Study
Background: On 2/16/2012, the sponsor had a meeting with FDA on a matter unrelated to this BLA. Following the meeting, the sponsor spoke to me about the deferred pediatric study for BLA 125400. After looking further into the matter, they now believed that they would not be able to enroll enough subjects for they study they had committed to on 1/27/2012. If that was their position, I asked them to send in an official submission stating their position (submission#31).
Teleconference minutes and FDA's action to submission#31:
On internal review of this submission, with FDA CDRH consultation with Dr. Robert Betz, and SGE periodontal consultants Dr. Mark Reynolds, FDA believes that the study is feasible, and should be conducted. These views are consistent with those stated at the CTGT AC on 11/17/2011 for this BLA. Furthermore, FDA identified the following deficiencies with the pediatric protocol that was submitted on 1/27/2012 (submission#25), and requested the following protocol revisions:
1) Conduct the study in subjects between 12-18 years old
2) Change the primary efficacy endpoint to AG instead of KT; change the success rate from 50% to 65%; sample size will be ~75 evaluable subjects
3) Either use a two-sided test at 0.5 significance, or a one-sided test at 0.025
4) Submit the final protocol by 12/31/2012 instead of March 31, 2013.
The sponsor agreed to conduct the deferred pediatric study, and revise the study protocol. This agreement and protocol revisions were submitted in BLA 125400 submission#35, dated 2/28/2012. The study will be completed by September 30, 2016 and the final study report will be submitted by March 31, 2017.


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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), the world's largest software company, is also known for its annoying security flaws. But this really beats everything. According to Venture Beat the company recently gave away free upgrades of its Windows Media Centre and along with that a free copy of Windows 8 Pro Direct as well.
This means that pirates will have a field day since they can get access to copies of the software, even if it's temporary.


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Did someone yell "diffindo"?!
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince actress Scarlett Byrne appears in the first issue of Playboy to feature nudes since the magazine banned them a year ago, and it appears someone has torn off her clothes. Though no magic was used in this photo shoot (we assume), it's safe to say the actress certainly didn't mind letting fans know that #NakedIsNormal.
In one black-and-white photo Byrne, who played Pansy Parkinson in the wizarding world, stands on staircase in front of a gorgeous window wearing but a black top. She stares seductively into the camera, leaving little to the imagination as she puts her bare butt on display. In another black-and-white photo shared on Byrne's Instagram, the actress appears on a balcony posing in a silky sheet.
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"I'm very proud to be a part of the March/April issue of Playboy. I penned a short essay along with my pictorial titled, 'The Feminist Mystique'," Byrne wrote in the caption. "A big thank you to @Playboy, the creative team, and @cooperbhefner for such a unique opportunity. #NakedIsNormal"
Playboy's Chief Creative Officer Cooper Hefner, son of Hugh Hefner, announced earlier this week that the magazine would be bringing back nudity, starting with its March/April 2017 issue. "I'll be the first to admit that the way in which the magazine portrayed nudity was dated, but removing it entirely was a mistake," Cooper explained. "Nudity was never the problem because nudity isn't a problem. Today we're taking out identity back and reclaiming who we are."
He added, "This is a remarkably special moment personally and professionally that I get to share this issue of Playboy magazine with my Dad, as well as with readers. It is a reflection of how the brand can best connect with my generation and generations to come."
When CEO Scott Flanders announced the ban in March 2016, Cooper voiced his disagreement with the decision, calling it a "massive step back."


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Published: August 28, 2014 at 5:35 AMKing's Island was always one of my favorite parks. We would take the 5 hour drive from Pittsburgh and generally stay for three days. At that time, in the 80's, the park was highly themed, and was really more like a Disney Park, although it did have a number of coasters. They had a huge Safari ride similar in size to Kilimanjaro Safari at AK. They also had lots of high quality shows and entertainment.
Published: August 28, 2014 at 6:16 AMSounds excellent, Rob, I would have loved to have visited then. As it is today, the park is still a notch or two above most amusement parks when it comes to decorative touches. KI is definitely an amusement park for Disney and Universal fans who want to take a year off their Orlando adventures and sample some attractions with a bit more "muscle" than normal.
Published: August 28, 2014 at 9:23 AMJames, I wish you could have rode Phantom Theater in its glory days before it was converted to Scooby-Doo and the Haunted Castle and then Boo Blasters on Boo Hill. Boo Blasters has gotten sadder and sadder with each passing year. The FUN TVs in the queue aren't doing much to help the atmosphere either.
Kings Island is a very well maintained and run park now to be sure but I definitely miss when the place was more about theme and diverse attractions like the Wild Animal Safari. It felt more in line with Busch Gardens Williamsburg in some ways, whereas now it is more like Cedar Point. That's not to say one is inherently better than the other, just different tastes I suppose.
Published: August 28, 2014 at 9:27 AMGlad to hear you had a good time. Unfortunately, rides like Flight of Fear and The Bat have shed some of their paramount themes. The Boo Blasters used to have a Scooby theme. Flight of Fear used to have more going on in the queue. The Bat used to be Top Gun, and the loading station was built like an aircraft carrier. Believe it or not, there was a time when that long queue was full.
Published: August 28, 2014 at 4:10 PMI've been to pretty much all of the major Cedar Fair parks (World's of Fun is the largest I haven't visited), and Kings Island is probably my second favorite after Cedar Point. The park has a decent collection of coasters, a decent dark ride, a better flat ride collection than many parks, and one of the best kids areas I've seen anywhere. In addition, the park was well landscaped and decently themed, and the employees were better and faster than those at many other thrill parks.
Glad to hear you had an enjoyable time there, and it sounds like you managed to fill over two days without running out of stuff to do (which I thought sounded like major overkill). I can't wait to hear what you thought about Cedar Point.
Lastly, just for fun, here's how I'd rank Kings Island's coasters (best to worst): Banshee, Diamondback, Beast, Firehawk, Flight of Fear, Racer, Backlot Stunt Coaster, Bat, Vortex, Woodstock Express, Adventure Express, Flying ACE Aerial Chase, Invertigo
Published: August 28, 2014 at 4:35 PMAJ, we had no trouble finding things to do. Unlike Worlds of Fun which is a half day park (at best), Kings Island had plenty to keep us entertained. We were combating rain some of the time which shortened our exploration, but for the most part we had the run of the place and enjoyed every minute.
Our coaster rankings are similar, just a few changes: Banshee, Beast, Diamondback, Firehawk, Backlot Stunt Coaster, Flight of Fear, Racer, Bat, Vortex, Adventure Express, Invertigo, Woodstock Express, and Flying ACE Aerial Chase.
Regardless of the order, that list is a really nice collection of quality rides.


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Sample Essay for CBEST
1 Sample CBEST Essay
Sample essays are the examples of the essays that a Writing Skills examinee must write in response to the questions of that section. These essays closely emulate the actual essays in all respects, to enable the test takers to get acquainted with the actual Writing Skills question format and the kind of approach to be taken to answer them.
A Quick Overview of the Writing Skills Section
The Writing Skills section consists of two questions that require answers in the essay-type format. The first question presents a topic pertaining to current affairs or any controversial subject. The examinee is asked to write his opinion in the form of a persuasive essay in response to this question. The second question puts forward a realistic situation. The essayist is supposed to imagine experiencing this situation, and write an essay about his personal experience, in the given context. Each question has to be answered in about 30 minutes. The answers to this section are evaluated by a couple of examiners, who mainly assess the ability of the examinees to clearly and effectively communicate their viewpoints by using good writing skills. Scaled scores, ranging from 20-80, are awarded to the examinees.
This section can be best explained with some sample essays. In this article, we will be discussing one such sample essay in detail.
Sample Essay
You can find sample essays on a number of websites that offer practice tests for the CBEST. The websites that are listed on the first page of the results of the Google search engine are usually considered to be authentic sources ofsample essays. The official guidelines for the essays are given at http://www.cbest.nesinc.com/PDFs/CBESTUpdatedTestSpecs.pdf.
Given below is a sample essay for the question that requires one to write an essay in the persuasive style:
Q) Should life skills training and moral education be made compulsory subjects for students in schools? Write your opinion, substantiated with logical arguments, for an educated adult audience, as an essay in response to the above question.
A) Life skills training and moral education should be made compulsory for students in schools. This is because an individual is a human being first, regardless of the individual's social status, academic qualifications, professional qualifications, talents or achievements, and good human skills are imperative for success in life. Life skills training and moral education help in the development of an emotionally mature mind, which is extremely influential in the healthy development of one's emotional quotient (Emotional Quotient). EQ is assessed to be of higher significance than IQ (Intelligence Quotient) in the academic and professional scenarios of today, by many social scientists. Hence, its development should be encouraged in an individual. Is there a more opportune time for developing one's Emotional Quotient than when one is in school, when one is in the best stage of life to learn different skills fast, absorb them and implement them?
Many school students are seen to be targets of psychological and psychosomatic illnesses owing to their faulty values and perceptions of life. Some children are fortunate enough to get their moral education from respectable elders of the family, but others are not that fortunate. This is the reason why cases of juvenile crime are on the rise. School children are easily allured by pleasures of life, such as, an extravagant lifestyle. On the one hand, some children do not hesitate to adopt wrong methods in life to obtain these comforts. On the other hand, some children crave for these comforts, but restrain themselves from trying to secure these by adopting 'easy' methods. They compare themselves with their luckier friends, get emotionally upset, and develop major personality disorders. Moral and life skills training will help such students, who have a tendency of committing crime or becoming psychologically ill, in identifying their harmful behaviour and thought processes, and rectifying these defects early, before they damage the sanity of these individuals.
Life skills training and moral education help in the development of mature individuals who can tackle all situations of life with confidence. As most of us are aware, life is not a bed of roses. Along with happy times, one may also have to face difficult situations. One should be able to tackle difficult situations bravely, confidently and intelligently, in order to emerge successful in life. Many children do not have the skills to tackle difficulties of life with the correct attitude, and win over them. This is because they have grown in a much protected environment in which they were not exposed to difficulties of life, or they were taught faulty ways of dealing with such situations. As a result, these children are a failure in dealing with situations in life. This may be harmful to them or to others who are associated with the situations. Life skills training, which will aim to give them training in dealing with practical situations in life, such as, managing one's living when money is scarce, will help them in developing skills that will help them in making them aware of the difficulties of life, and deal with them in the correct way, and with confidence.
Life skills training and moral education will help in the creation of better human resources for any nation. Today, human beings do not think beyond their own selves. They are indifferent to corruption in society and other social evils. The individuals, who have sound moral values, greatly respect acts of morality and social welfare. They develop a consciousness towards fighting social crime and consider it their responsibility to ensure a corruption-free environment based on social justice. Such individuals are an asset to any nation, as they not only think in terms of personal benefit but also in terms of national benefit. Such individuals can be expected to bring in social reforms and contribute to national progress immensely.
In conclusion, it can be safely assumed that the modern day students are in great need of life skills training and moral education, as they are often victims of faulty upbringing. Hence, it is the responsibility of every school to impart education, which will not only make them academically knowledgeable, but also enlighten them about virtuous living and will train them in leading a worthy life. Life skills education is, rather, the greatest education and the greatest reward that any school can give to its students because this education will help in moulding the character and personality of individuals, which is the foundation stone to their success in life.
You should practice writing like the above in order to appear for the Writing Skills section. Practicing sample essays will give you a command over your writing style and your writing skills and ensure that you are successful in the Writing Skills section with top scores.


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Believe it or Nahh?? Wednesday Morning Edition!
HUMP DAY!! We have another game of Believe It Or Nahh??
Which headline do you believe is true or false!?
- Today is National Break Up & Save Day!
- 40% of young adults use social media in the bathroom
- Crack Pipe Vending Machines Installed in Vancouver
and the fake one is...
Today is NOT reallyyy National Break Up & Save Day...but I guess that could make sense since Valentines Day is right around the corner. Save some money, break up for a couple days, reconnect right after Valentines Day! There you saved some money! but this headline is definitely fake! There is no National Break Up & Save Day!
Now lets take a look at todays REAL headlines...
40% of young adults do use social media in the bathroom!! You would think that percentage would be higher...Well, It's true! there was a study! and we all do it I'm sure...AP
You think the Crack Pipe Vending Machines installed in Vancouver is fake??? Well, Believe it! It's True, It's going on in Vancouver and the idea is to improve addicts health and safety...TheGlobeAndMail


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Trib Tested: OXO Good Grips Cookie Press
The claim: It's been more than 100 years since the first cookie press was introduced. OXO decided it was time to refresh the design to make it easier to use. Eighteen months and 10 designs later, they were satisfied enough to put it on the market. The comfortable, oversize lever of the Cookie Press is easily pressed down to release the perfect amount of cookie dough for cookie sheet after cookie sheet of uniform cookies. The Cookie Press includes 12 patterned stainless-steel disks with handy storage. Additional seasonal disk sets are available.
Cost: $29.99
Where: Stores such as Williams-Sonoma; Sur La Table; Bed, Bath and Beyond and www.oxo.com
My daughter and I decided to give the OXO Cookie Press a whirl to whip up cookies before Valentine's Day. We were excited about the simplicity of making our own cookie dough and turning out cookies with the Springtime disk designs.
We'd never used one before, so it was a little difficult at first to figure out the setup and get it working properly. We had a few missteps, but before we knew it, we were humming along. We used food coloring for some fun creations and found it was easy to get several dozen cookies onto the baking sheets and into the oven.
My daughter (age 11) liked the fun shapes and designs from the Springtime disk set, and I'd definitely recommend this as a fun activity to do with kids. In the end, it was definitely easier and more interactive than using traditional cookie cutters.
Look out now!
As much as I enjoy dabbling in the kitchen, I've never used a cookie press.
My repertoire will be expanding, however, now that I've tried the OXO Good Grips one. (Disclaimer: I've long been a fan of these kitchen gadgets. My drawers are packed with them.) Not being able to resist the oh-so-cute Springtime disk set available for the cookie press, I started turning out the cherry-blossom kind, which looked quite festive for Valentine's Day when I put a pink or red M&M in the center of each one. I'm going to tint the dough green when I make the shamrocks for St. Patrick's Day.
The learning curve for using the gun was minimal. After the press was loaded and primed, the dough released easily and uniformly. My pro tip? Give the press a slight clockwise turn before pulling it up from the cookie sheet. That seemed to keep the wayward butter cookies at a minimum. (The cookie press comes with several recipes, including a cream cheese one that I'm dying to try.) Each dough recipe makes at least 10 dozen bite-size cookies, meaning much of the fun is experimenting with decorating. I'll be stocking up on food color, colored sugar and sprinkles.
I've been using a cookie press since I was old enough to help Mom on her million cookie march every Christmas season. The Wear-Ever I own is about 40 years old and looks pretty much like hers, with a knob on top that is turned to push out the dough, and a collection of disks.
The new OXO Cookie Press combines all those qualities I like in its other gadgets. It's sleek, offers nonslip surfaces and dismantles simply for easy cleanup.
Instead of turning the knob screw, as my old cookie press operates, the OXO model has a ratcheting lever that allows a precise amount of cookie dough to be dispensed. No more overinflated rosettes or sprawling daisies to be segregated (eaten, really) from the perfect cookies. The rubber base prevents sliding while working and avoids scratching baking sheets. The slender, clear-plastic casing allows the user to view the dough and prime it to remove air holes.
The OXO Cookie Press comes with three recipes — Cream Cheese Spritz, Chocolate Shortbread and Butter Cookies — and I pulled out my old Wear-Ever recipe pamphlet to boot. But if you Google around, you can find plenty more from sites like AllRecipes.com and MarthaStewart.com. But why stop at sugary cookies? My weekend plan is to work on some savory cookie-press recipes for more adult tastes. The Rosemary-Cheese Spritz Cookies from FoodNetwork.com would make a great appetizer snack. And so cute in the cookie-press shapes!


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Have Ford Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Greetings grm1433,
I checked alldata and they show tests(too much to list) for the coil over plug, the wire harness for the coil and the pcm(driver circuit). The symptoms you described go with my experience of a bad coil. I would power balance with the scanner, the misfire would show up under load. They also said to check the spark plug gap on the cylinder that is misfiring. Not uncommon on these engines to have several coils fail or even one after another in short time periods.
Good Luck Mike
If this answer has been helpful please accept
I am jumping between two computers in the shop that are shared. Ignition coil D is cylinder #4. I have more information now written down if you need more. I would try the coil.
Good luck
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20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
About the Listing
Village Creek neighborhood with 4 bedrooms upstairs and a flat/fenced backyard. Great floor plan with a big laundry/mud room on the main. Kitchen walks out to the deck overlooking the wonderful yard. Main floor living room is large with tiled gas fireplace. Basement family room has bar area and space for a play area. Fantastic neighborhood with the park just down the street.
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Property Details for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 2 Half
Lot Size: 0.29 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 116x151x62x134
Year Built: 2003
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Concrete, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Water: City Water/Connected, City Water - In Street
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected, City Sewer - In Street
Square Feet: 3345
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2395
Below Ground Sq Ft: 950 (approx)
Room Information for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
Main Floor
Living Room: 17x16
Dining Room: 15x11
Kitchen: 15x11
Deck: 14x16
Laundry: 13x12
Office: 12x12
Lower Floor
Family Room: 26x14
Fifth (5th) Bedroom: 15x10
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 20x18
Bedroom 2: 12x11
Bedroom 3: 13x10
Bedroom 4: 11x10
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
School District: Lakeville
School District Phone: 952-232-2000
Interior Features for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (950 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Day/Lookout Windows, Egress Windows
Exterior Features for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
Lot Dimensions: 116x151x62x134
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 20702 Hartford Way, Lakeville, MN 55044
Tax Amount: $4,650
Taxes w/Assessments: $4,650
Tax/Property ID: 228205106070
Tax Year: 2017
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WASHINGTON (May. 25)
State Department spokesman Charles W. Bray said today of the kidnap-murder in Istanbul of Israeli Consul General Ephraim Elrom that the Department "continues to deplore in the strongest terms possible this form of criminal behavior." Bray also offered "sincerest condolence" to Elrom's widow, Elsa. (Meanwhile, in Istanbul, Parliament was expected to approve to day the government's request that the one-month period of martial law imposed April 26 in the wake of internal disturbances be extended for two more months. Parliament is also expected to pass a government-sponsored, retroactive capital-punishment law for kidnappings. Eight men and a woman are being sought in the Elrom case.)


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