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As a Mancunian I would be the first to say that there aren't problems in Manchester, but for the Tory shadow home secretary to compare the city to Baltimore is unbelievable (Report, 25 August). Baltimore has a quarter of the population of Greater Manchester and recorded 191 gun deaths last year, Manchester recorded three. Two weeks ago the Tories had a go at the NHS, now they insult Manchester – this from the so called patriotic party.
Manchester City council is one of the most forward-thinking councils in Britain, only last month we had the Manchester International festival, it held the magnificent Commonwealth games in 2002 whose success enabled London to get the Olympics in 2012. Manchester was the first city to build a light rail network, the Metrolink, which is expanding yet again and being copied all over Britain. The BBC is relocating to Salford as part of the new Media City complex. Manchester also has the biggest university campus in the UK, it has one of the most diverse populations in the country.
These achievements are remarkable considering the decimation the Tories with their monetarist policies reaped on Manchester in the 1980s, vast swaths of industry disappeared overnight. It wasn't globalisation or cheap labour overseas, it was a Tory government that didn't care. We were told that engineering was a sunset industry and that leisure, tourism and finance were the future, it's taken a generation but the country has finally found out where relying on the City will get you. Perhaps Chris Grayling might apologise to Manchester for sins present and past.
Alan Quinn
• Chris Grayling claims that a "culture of deprivation, harm, addiction and failure" has been imported from the US to the streets of Britain. If this is the case, he should be applauding another success in the ongoing process of Americanisation begun by Margaret Thatcher in the 1979. Monetarism, privatisation and the deregulation of financial institutions led to the destruction of communities in the heartlands of Britain. The well-off prospered and were rewarded with cuts in income tax, while VAT was almost tripled for all, irrespective of income. Deprivation was created deliberately.
And where did these policy initiatives originate? Grayling might be too young to know that they were imported from across the Atlantic, from the neoconservatives who gave the world President Reagan. To put the whole model into operation, all the next Tory government has to do is to privatise medical provision and scrap the "60-year-old mistake" that is the NHS. Harm and addiction? Mr Grayling – you ain't seen nothing yet.
Keith Glazzard
• The other key theme in The Wire, which has been completely ignored by Chris Grayling, is the degree to which police authorities and politicians manipulate crime statistics and anti-crime initiatives in order to get promoted.
Michael Pugh
Baildon, West Yorkshire
• The Tories are right to recognise the numbers of people who were out of work even before the recession (Tories step up 'broken Britain' attack on Labour party, 26 August). While both parties have indicated that they want to ensure these people's needs are addressed, Turning Point's concern is that there are now large numbers of people coming on to benefits for the first time. We are in danger of ending up with two tiers of unemployed people: those who are fairly well-skilled and remain near to the job market; and those who have never been close to work and will be further marginalised by the recession.
We need to take urgent steps to avoid this, and must ensure providers are given the right incentives to work with anyone who is referred to them, including those who need significant specialist support. One way of doing this would be to use a profiling tool to pick out the people who are hardest to help and give providers extra funds to support them. Without specialist support, there is a danger that people could be left to languish on benefits for years to come.
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Sceptical Chymists encourages students to extend their interests in the field of chemistry and related areas through reading and research. The club offers students a way of keeping pace with recent advancements in chemistry, as well as in the related sciences, and provides students with an opportunity to present their research results.
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Lightning promotes Will Weissman
Santa Monica-based sales, production and distribution company Lightning Entertainment has bolstered the international sales and distribution ranks and promoted Will Weissman to director of marketing and acquisitions.
Weissman will oversee international and North American marketing and North American VoD operations as well as acquisitions of features for the international sales and North American distribution slates.
He joined the company in 2009 following a career in the music industry and reports to Lightning president Robert Beaumont.
The executive oversees marketing for Lightning's recent Cannes launches Cavemen, The Occupants and Gus.
"Will has proven to be an exceptionally hard working, committed and passionate member of our team," said Beaumont. "I have no doubt that he will continue to grow and excel in his new senior position at the company."
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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Wang, Lingyun Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-04262011-142315 Title Feeder Performance Analysis with Distributed Algorithm Degree Master of Science Department Electrical and Computer Engineering Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Broadwater, Robert P. Committee Co-Chair Ravindran, Binoy Committee Co-Chair Wang, Yue J. Committee Member Keywords
- Electric Power Distribution System
- Locational Marginal Price (LMP)
- Diakoptics
- Distributed Computing
- Feeder Performance
Date of Defense 2011-04-25 Availability unrestricted AbstractHow to evaluate the performance of an electric power distribution system unambiguously and quantitatively is not easy. How to accurately measure the efficiency of it for a whole year, using real time hour-by-hour Locational Marginal Price data, is difficult. How to utilize distributed computing technology to accomplish these tasks with a timely fashion is challenging.
This thesis addresses the issues mentioned above, by investigating feeder performance analysis of electric power distribution systems with distributed algorithm.
Feeder performance analysis computes a modeled circuit's performance over an entire year, listing key circuit performance parameters such as efficiency, loading, losses, cost impact, power factor, three phase imbalance, capacity usage and others, providing detailed operating information for the system, and an overview of the performance of every circuit in the system.
A diakoptics tearing method and Graph Trace Analysis based distributed computing technology is utilized to speed up the calculation. A general distributed computing architecture is established and a distributed computing algorithm is described.
To the best of the author's knowledge, it is the first time that this detailed performance analysis is researched, developed and tested, using a diakoptics based tearing method and Graph Trace Analysis to split the system so that it can be analyzed with distributed computing technology.
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U.S. Presidents Through O'Donnell's Lens
Jan. 9, 2014, updated Feb. 6, 2014
Patrick O'Donnell, university photographer emeritus, stands alongside a display case at the Old Orange Courthouse, where his photos of U.S. presidents are being exhibited through February.
During his decades of covering presidential visits to Orange County as a news photographer and later as a CSUF faculty member and photographer, Patrick O'Donnell won numerous awards, and his images were published around the world.
Some of those images are now on display at the Old Orange County Courthouse in Santa Ana, where visitors can see the free exhibit through February. Exhibit hours are 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Special hours are being observed Saturday, Jan. 11, and Feb. 8 when the exhibit will be open to visitors from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
From Lyndon B. Johnson to Geroge W. Bush, lively photographs of eight U.S. presidents snapped over the course of several decades are displayed, along with memorabilia ranging from campaign buttons and bumper stickers to press credentials, along with a well-worn photographer's vest, an old 4x5 press camera and professional Nikon fllm camera.
Many of the photos date to when O'Donnell was a news photographer for the Daily Pilot. His presidential coverage continued into his CSUF years, including two trips to the White House to document the College World Series-winning Titans meeting presidents Bill Clinton and Bush, as well as Ronald Reagan's visit to campus in 1988. Those images are included in the exhibit.
O'Donnell got his start covering U.S. presidents while still in college working for the Whittier Daily News by photographing President Dwight Eisenhower at the Rose Bowl in 1964. He only has news clippings of those images.
He taught photography in the Communications Department beginning in 1968 and later served as photographer for the Public Affairs Office until his retirement in 2007. He was chosen to receive the Outstanding Staff Employee Award in 2001.
The Old Orange County Courthouse is located at 211 West Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana.


text: WATERTOWN -- Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, August 16 at the Hunter Funeral Home for Mrs. Templeton, 76 of Lebanon.A native of Wilson County and the daughte of the late Raymond and Louise Payne Patterson, she died Aug. 13, 2010 at her residence.A member of the Watertown First Baptist Church where she served as pianist, she was retired from University Medical Center where she worked as a billing specialist.Services were conducted by the Rev. Donald Owens and the Rev. Don Mathis. Burial was at the Hearn Hill Cemetery.Survivors include: sons Alan Templeton and Mark Templeton -- both of Lebanon; grandchildren Misty (Aaron) Grayham of Gardner, KS; Jennifer (Denver) Bowers of Nashville and Mark Templeton, Jr. of Mt. Juliet.Also surviving are great grandchildren Taylor Rich, Garrett and Ella Grayham and Annabelle Bowers.In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by husband Olen Eugene Templeton and grandson Patrick Alan Templeton.Hunter Funeral Home, Watertown, was in charge of arrangements.


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Type of Document Dissertation Author Yang, Kuan Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-06202012-151739 Title Ancestral Genome Reconstruction in Bacteria Degree PhD Department Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Heath, Lenwood S. Committee Co-Chair Setubal, Joao Carlos Committee Co-Chair Dickerman, Allan W. Committee Member Tyler, Brett M. Committee Member Vinatzer, Boris A. Committee Member Keywords
- homology
- genomics
- phylogenetics
- genome evolution simulation
- ancestral genome reconstruction
Date of Defense 2012-06-06 Availability unrestricted AbstractThe rapid accumulation of numerous sequenced genomes has provided a golden opportunity for ancestral state reconstruction studies, especially in the whole genome reconstruction area. However, most ancestral genome reconstruction methods developed so far only focus on gene or replicon sequences instead of whole genomes. They rely largely on either detailed modeling of evolutionary events or edit distance computation, both of which can be computationally prohibitive for large data sets. Hence, most of these methods can only be applied to a small number of features and species. In this dissertation, we describe the design, implementation, and evaluation of an ancestral genome reconstruction system (REGEN) for bacteria. It is the first bacterial genome reconstruction tool that focuses on ancestral state reconstruction at the genome scale instead of the gene scale. It not only reconstructs ancestral gene content and contiguous gene runs using either a maximum parsimony or a maximum likelihood criterion but also replicon structures of each ancestor. Based on the reconstructed genomes, it can infer all major events at both the gene scale, such as insertion, deletion, and translocation, and the replicon scale, such as replicon gain, loss, and merge. REGEN finishes by producing a visual representation of the entire evolutionary history of all genomes in the study. With a model-free reconstruction method at its core, the computational requirement for ancestral genome reconstruction is reduced sufficiently for the tool to be applied to large data sets with dozens of genomes and thousands of features. To achieve as accurate a reconstruction as possible, we also develop a homologous gene family prediction tool for preprocessing. Furthermore, we build our in-house Prokaryote Genome Evolution simulator (PEGsim) for evaluation purposes. The homologous gene family prediction refinement module can refine homologous gene family predictions generated by third party de novo prediction programs by combining phylogeny and local gene synteny. We show that such refinement can be accomplished for up to 80% of homologous gene family predictions with ambiguity (mixed families). The genome evolution simulator, PEGsim, is the first random events based high level bacteria genome evolution simulator with models for all common evolutionary events at the gene, replicon, and genome scales. The concepts of conserved gene runs and horizontal gene transfer (HGT) are also built in. We show the validation of PEGsim itself and the evaluation of the last reconstruction component with simulated data produced by it. REGEN, REconstruction of GENomes, is an ancestral genome reconstruction tool based on the concept of neighboring gene pairs (NGPs). Although it does not cover the reconstruction of actual nucleotide sequences, it is capable of reconstructing gene content, contiguous genes runs, and replicon structure of each ancestor using either a maximum parsimony or a maximum likelihood criterion. Based on the reconstructed genomes, it can infer all major events at both the gene scale, such as insertion, deletion, and translocation, and the replicon scale, such as replicon gain, loss, and merge. REGEN finishes by producing a visual representation of the entire evolutionary history of all genomes in the study. Files
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Destructoid Exclusive: Meet Diablo III's sound team
Jayson Napolitano of Destructoid has a fantastic article up about the Diablo III sound team. Diablo III's Sound Supervisor is Joseph Lawrence. I'll ask him to
Blizzard looking for an Assistant Sound Designer
Blizzard Entertainment is looking for an Assistant Sound Designer to work on their Next-Gen MMO. Already back in 2007 there were speculations that Blizzard was


text: You almost certainly need to be pump messages occasionally if you're going to be performing a long operation on the UI thread. With Windows Forms, this involves calling System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents(). On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 11:55 AM, robinsiebler <robinsiebler at 321.net> wrote: > > This is my 1st IronPython/.NET app. It is really simple, all it does is zip > all the files in a folder into an archive, 1 file per zip. > > The problem is that when it is zipping large files 200MB+ the app stops > responding. It is still zipping files, but the UI doesn't update. I don't > know how to fix this. > > The project is here - > > http://cid-0c375b07f1f323b6.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/ZipfilesGUI.zip > > I've looked at all the examples and I am can't seem to figure out how to > apply them to my app. I'm sur that if someone shows me how to do it I will > get it. > > I am willing to pay $30 to anyone who will help me solve the problem. The > problem is this - when zipping large files (100MB+) the UI stops > responding. > It doesn't refresh until all the files are zipped. > -- > View this message in context: > http://old.nabble.com/Willing-to-pay-for-help-tp28698448p28698448.html > Sent from the IronPython mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users at lists.ironpython.com > http://lists.ironpython.com/listinfo.cgi/users-ironpython.com > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.ironpython.com/pipermail/users-ironpython.com/attachments/20100527/80f10aac/attachment.htm>


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Are you getting the best possible results from your email marketing campaigns?
According to a recent study by VentureBeat, email has the highest ROI of any marketing channel available. However, if you're not sending campaigns that are relevant to your subscribers then there's very little chance they are going to click-through to your website and make a purchase.
That's where personalization comes in. Studies show that marketers who are using personalization to make their emails more relevant are not only getting a 2.5x higher click-through rate, but are also generating 6x more sales from their campaigns.
To help you get started with personalization, we'll show you the different parts of your email campaigns you can be personalizing and how to go about making it happen.
Personalization, in the context of email, is the act of targeting an email campaign to a specific subscriber by leveraging the information you have on them.
Personalization is a broad term, and it can vary in sophistication. Basic personalization includes tactics like inserting a subscriber's name in the subject line, while more advanced tactics can include changing the content of the email based on a subscriber's gender, location or other things you know about them.
Personalizing your email campaigns is a proven way to increase your open and click-through rates. In fact, studies have shown emails with personalized subject lines are 26% more likely to be opened than those without.
This is because personalized emails are more relevant to subscribers. Instead of receiving a campaign with generic, one-size-fits-all offers and messaging, your subscribers will receive an email that is targeted directly at them, includes their name, and shows offers (products, promotions, etc) that are relevant to their individual interests.
Using professional email marketing tools like Campaign Monitor, almost every part of your email marketing campaign can be personalized, including:
The From Name is one of the most prominently displayed elements of your campaign when it arrives in your subscriber's inbox.
On many desktop and mobile clients, it's displayed with a larger text and heavier font to help people quickly identify who the email is from.
Given its prominence, it's probably not surprising that 68% of Americans say they base their decision to open an email on the From Name.
To appeal to these people and get more of them to open your campaigns, you can personalize the From Name of your emails so that different subscribers see different names.
A common use case for this is sending your marketing campaigns from the individual sales representative or account manager that is currently working with a particular account.
Dubsat do a good job of this in their promotional campaigns, dynamically changing the From Name so that the email campaign appears to come from the account manager the client regularly deals with.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, you can do this easily using Personalization Tags.
As you create your campaign, you simply enter the Personalizaton Tag you wish to use in the From Name area. Then, when you send your campaign it will automatically be replaced by the information you have stored in your email list (I.e. the name of the sales representative who is working with the account).
After the From Name, the subject line is the second most prominent element in the inbox.
On most devices, the subject line is formatted with darker, heavier text in an attempt to make it stand out among the other details of the email.
Given its prominence in the inbox, it's inevitable that your chosen subject line will have significant effect on open rates, and our own research shows that using the recipient's first name in the subject line can increase the chance of the email being opened by 14.68%.
Converse does this well in their email campaigns, adding the subscriber's first name to the subject line to help the campaign stand out in the inbox and get people to open.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, you can do this using Personalization Tags.
When writing your subject line, simply click the 'Insert Personalization' button and you'll see a list of the different Personalization Tags you can insert into your subject line. Then, when you send your campaign it will automatically be replaced by the information you have stored in your email list (I.e. the first name of the subscriber).
Beyond just the From Name and Subject Line, there are also a number of ways in which you can personalize the body content of your email campaigns to make them more relevant to subscribers and increase the chance they'll click-through.
If you have your subscriber's first name, company or even t-shirt size stored in your email list, then you can easily use that information to personalize the text in your email campaigns.
The most common example of this is adding a subscriber's first name to the email, like this example from Sephora who include the subscriber's first name to address them more directly.
While first name personalization may be the most common example, it is far from the only thing you can do.
In fact, using custom fields you can store literally any piece of information you choose on your subscribers (gender, t-shirt size, birthday, etc) and then use it to personalize campaigns.
Dropbox does a good job of this, including the subscriber's company name to take the personalization to a new level and increase the relevance of the email for the reader.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, you can personalize your copy right from within the drag-and-drop email builder.
Simply select the 'Insert personalization' dropdown and you'll see all the different Personalization Tags available. When you send your campaign, the tags will be automatically replaced by the information you have stored in your email list (I.e. the first name of the subscriber).
Beyond just text, you can also dynamically change the images in your email marketing campaigns to better appeal to specific subscribers.
This is a powerful way of increasing your email click-through rate. In fact, in a recent campaign we tested dynamically changing the images to match the subscriber's individual location. We created different images for people in the UK, USA and Australia and tested them against a generic version (with just one location-agnostic image) to see if personalized images worked better.
The results? By making the images in our email campaigns personalized to the subscriber's location, we were able to increase our email click-through rate by 29%.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, you can easily do this in the email builder. Simply select the images you wish to personalize, and then select the segment of your list you want it to show for (I.e. subscribers in Australia).
For those wanting to get serious with personalization, you can also dynamically change entire sections of content within your email to make the entire campaign more relevant and more appealing to subscribers.
A common use case for this would be showing menswear to your male subscribers, while showing womenswear to female subscribers.
In fact, Adidas do exactly this in their email campaigns for the Originals series. By dynamically switching the products being promoted based on the subscriber's gender, they ensure each subscriber sees the most relevant and appealing products for them and is enticed to click-through and make a purchase.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, you can easily do this in the email builder. Simply select the section of content you wish to personalize, and then select the segment of your list you want it to show to (I.e. male subscribers).
If you want to personalize your email campaigns (say by including your subscriber's name in your subject line, or by dynamically changing images to match their location), then you first need to have information like their name and location stored in your email list.
If you're a Campaign Monitor customer, any lists you create will automatically be setup with fields to store subscriber's first name, last name and email address. However, if you want to capture more in-depth data on your subscribers (like their location, gender or birthdate), you can also setup custom fields to record these attributes.
Once you have your custom fields setup, it's then a matter of capturing the right information and sending it into your Campaign Monitor account. There are a number of ways to do this:
By adding some extra fields to your email subscribe forms, you can capture extra details about your subscribers that allow you to personalize your campaigns.
Topshop do a good job of this with their subscribe forms, capturing the subscriber's date of birthday, location & work status along with standard details like name and email address.
If you primarily send email campaigns to your existing customer base, then integrating your email marketing tool with your CRM, eCommerce platform or accounting package can be a great way to obtain extra details about your subscribers that allow you to personalize your campaigns to them.
Email marketing tools like Campaign Monitor have deep integrations with popular tools like Salesforce, Shopify & Magento which will import not just the name and email of your subscribers, but other information such as their location, status, total number of orders, total spent & more.
With detailed information on your subscribers coming in through your subscribe forms and integrations, you'll have everything you need to start personalizing your email campaigns and driving increased open and click-through rates.
Personalizing your email campaigns is a proven way to increase your email open and click-through rates, and by collecting the right data and using email marketing tools like Campaign Monitor, it's never been easier to do.
So next time you are creating an email campaign, be sure to use Personalization Tags and Dynamic Content to add some personalization to your email campaigns and watch your open and click-through rates soar.


text: Halfsize NST plans Sept 3, 2008 15:50:09 GMT 1 Quote Select PostDeselect PostLink to PostMemberGive GiftBack to Top Post by exilea on Sept 3, 2008 15:50:09 GMT 1 As I haven't planned a build up to now, I'll admit that I haven't payed alot of attention to the policy of TARDIS plans and how to go about acquiring them. I'm wanting to build my son a halfsize new series box. Would any of you NST builders care to hook me up with or point me in the right direction for said plans?


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How To Relieve Joint Pain With Post Rehab Essentials
Let's read carefully to make Post Rehab Essentials clear with 5 sections below:
- What Is Post Rehab Essentials?
- What Will You Learn From Post Rehab Essentials?
- How Much Does Post Rehab Essentials Cost?
- What Will You Receive From The Post Rehab Essentials Entire Package?
- Is It Guaranteed That Post Rehab Essentials Will Satisfy You?
What Is Post Rehab Essentials?
Post Rehab Essentials was released by Dean Somerset – a personal trainer.
This is a report that goes through the basics that all trainers should know about injury post-rehab before talking and treating their customers. It mentions the most common conditions of shoulders, hip, knees, and spine. In addition, it gives people the directions on what they should do, and more importantly, what they should not with each specific injury. Each section goes through proper anatomical knowledge, how adaptations occur with each injury, how to determine and assess who can and cannot start the training process, and how to train it to get desirable results naturally and efficiently.
What Will You Learn From Post Rehab Essentials?
Within Post Rehab Essentials, you will learn lots of useful techniques and exercises that guide you on how to relieve joint pain:
- How most "rehab" guides in the current market are not tailored to specific demands of people, and they can do almost nothing while eating up time and efforts.
- Why repetitive strain injuries are among the most common conditions you can help and how to remove them once and for all
- Joint mechanics that explain why some "unique" exercises can hurt you while others can help
- Why static stretching is totally useless and should be stopped immediately, especially when working through an injury
- How to increase the value of training sessions dramatically and keep your clients longer
- How to perform complex assessments, lifts, and correct flexibility exercises in an effective and safe manner.
- How to get people strong. Period.
You will also get a large hands-on session in each section with concrete exercises and the technical breakdown on how they work, how to execute them properly, and how to stick to the clients to turn them into the right patterns. The author also includes simple progressions, regressions for basic movements that people do incorrectly.
The practical breakout sessions within Post Rehab Essentials will show people how to go through the active assessments, passive assessments, how to put all the pieces together to set up their own program from those assessments, and how to integrate correct strategies throughout the program for maximal results.
Besides, you should also learn other writing that will help you reduce pain effectively. You can check out Lose The Back Pain to get more knowledge about this field.
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SEOUL – North Korea has moved a second midrange missile to its east coast and loaded both on mobile launchers, a report said Friday, fueling fears of an imminent firing that will further ramp up tensions.
Yonhap news agency, citing a top South Korean official, said two intermediate Musudan missiles had been transported by train earlier in the week and "loaded on vehicles equipped with launch pads."
Seoul's Defense Ministry, which Thursday confirmed the movement of one missile with "considerable range," declined to comment on the new report.
But a navy official told Yonhap that two South Korean Aegis destroyers with advance radar systems had been deployed — one off the east coast and one off the west coast to track the trajectory of any missile launch.
It was the latest incremental move by North Korea which, incensed at fresh U.N. sanctions and South Korea-U.S. military drills, has issued a series of apocalyptic threats of nuclear war in recent weeks.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Thursday the barrage of rhetoric fitted a "regrettable but familiar" pattern of North Korean behavior.
"We're taking all the necessary precautions," Carney said, citing "prudent measures" to respond to the possible missile threat.
The Musudan has never been tested, but is believed to have a range of around 3,000 km, which could theoretically be pushed to 4,000 km with a light payload.
That will cover any target in South Korea and Japan, and possibly even reach U.S. military bases located on the Pacific island of Guam.
The official told Yonhap that the mobile launchers have since been hidden in special underground facilities. "The North is apparently intent on firing the missiles without prior warning," the official said.
The Pentagon has said it will send missile-interceptor batteries to protect its bases on Guam, a U.S. territory some 3,380 km southeast of North Korea and home to 6,000 American military personnel. Most experts think the North is not yet capable of mounting a nuclear device on a ballistic missile that could strike U.S. bases or territory.
On Thursday, the North Korean Army said it had received final approval for military action, possibly involving nuclear weapons, against the threat posed by U.S. B-52 and B-2 stealth bombers participating in joint military drills with South Korea.
There has been speculation that Pyongyang might schedule a firing to coincide with the birthday of Kim Il Sung, the country's late founder, in mid-April.
A provocative missile test-fired into the sea over Japan is one scenario that analysts have said the North could choose to exit the crisis with a face-saving show of force.
"A flight test would make sense," said Daniel Pinkston, a North Korea expert at the International Crisis Group. "But I'd be surprised if they used an untested missile. At this stage in the game, they don't want to be firing off something that might disintegrate after 30 seconds."


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Wet Seal
The Wet Seal (WTSL) has lost more than half its value over the past decade. The volatile retailer traded as high as $45 back in the 90s, and has been moving sideways in the $5 range for most of the 21st century.
Zooming in on the past few years, though, the stock has gradually been regaining its footing. WTSL has gained more than 80% year-to-date, putting it just 8% off its five-year high. And while the company lost money in fiscal 2012 (22 cents per share, to be exact), it's already making its way back into the black this year.
Wet Seal swung to a profit in Q1 2013 thanks to solid sales and improving margins. As a result, the company raised its full-year outlook out of the red, causing analysts to follow suit. The current consensus is for full-year EPS of 9 cents; just two months ago, analysts were preparing for a full-year loss a nickel in the red.
That's just the beginning. The following year's EPS is slated to more than double, and during the next five years, Wet Seal is expected to grow by nearly 50% per year. Sure, WTSL stock still isn't as great as it was in its '90s glory days, but there's hope again.


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So! I guess the added glipizide yesterday did it's job. I was not at all astonished at her morning BG. I thought it might be a little higher.
The three 10 mg lisinopril seems to be working well, too. I don't think it'll hurt her for her BP to be a little lower. A diastolic in the 60's is decent, for her age. I need to worry when it starts dropping into the 50's, and keep a close eye on it.
Breakfast: The Special Christmas Breakfast we didn't have yesterday, with Wildflower Bread Company's excellent cranberry scones (they're more like flaky cranberry short bread); HoneyBaked Ham; one hard over egg, heavily peppered. I left the margarine out beside her plate but she wasn't interested, even when reminded. She's a butter hound and the scones are probably better than 50% butter, so I'm she she caught scent of their fragrance once they were warmed. I told she didn't need to eat it all at once. If she couldn't finish it, I'd save it. She appreciated this, as she told me when she arose that she wasn't "very hungry." Little by little, cranberry by cranberry, though, she ate the entire scone and polished off the rest of her breakfast, besides. She didn't have O.J. because of the scone, so her Detox tea went with her breakfast.
She professed, from the time she arose, to feeling, "just fine," getting irritated with my repeated questioning. There was Something About Mary, though:
- Her eyes looked pollution-hung over. I thought one eye might be developing a sty. The first layer of skin was swollen, but not the under tissues. Thus, it didn't take long for the cold wash cloth compress upon which I insisted, this morning, shrunk the bags around her eyes. Her whites remained red, though. I insisted on her OTC eye drops, as well, Opcon A, I think it's called. That helps some, although usually only for about four hours.
- Although her right leg was showed improvement over yesterday, she carried herself as though her whole body was stiff, which is probably why, when I queried a couple of times if she "hurt", she said no. Finally, I guess, "Stiff?"
"That's it," she said, grinning, her finger drawing an exclamation point in the air. Before she exited the bathroom, this morning, I gave her two extra 81 mg aspirin.
- Still, at this time, when I reminded her of her truncated attempt to view The Santa Clause, reminding her that she could watch at her leisure, did she want to, she said yes, and maybe "the other one," too.
I'm not sure how long she'll sleep, but I'm not worried. I gave her two 10 mg glipizide pills. That'll keep the high fasting BG this morning and the scone to a low roar. I'll let her lead the way as far as further meals. I'll suggest only if she seems to be fidgeting to eat, which I can tell. She frequently swings her head toward the dinette with a worried look on her face, the way a horse checks on her manger. It's amusing to witness. It's as though she's afraid I'll forget to suggest the upcoming meal.
Anyway, she's down, now. When I told her I'd let her sleep, within reason (if it get's close to 2000, I'll probably start bothering her), she completely relaxed. Some days, just moving is hard. Takes you by surprise.
Anyway, I'm keeping a fairly detailed record of yesterday and the next few days, as a way of notating her recovery from The Event, The Visit, The Trip and, hmmm...not sure what else. Oh, yeah, changing her medicine regimen. I may, a few days ahead of today, take her evening BG's for awhile. If I can keep from irritating her. We'll see.
I can't tell you what got into me, but, when Mom awoke from her nap, around 1600, I decided we needed ice cream. I gave her 10 mg glipizide. And, I think, as I recall, 10 mg lisinopril. Needless to say, she was delighted.
So, I figured, just for fun, I should take her BG later in the evening when I give her a light, late lunch, and give her yet another glipizide, if necessary, and a third lisinopril. I chickened out taking her BP, though. She seemed like she would be easily agitated.
Then, while she watched Animal Planet and the oldies channel, can't remember which one that is, without meaning to, sugar blissed, I lay back on the couch to "rest my eyes" at about 1800 and didn't awaken until a few minutes after 2300! That is the one problem with those "cold pills". It takes me an extra day to recover from them. I sure am relaxed, though.
So, her late lunch occurred at about 2330: Two deviled egg halves, about 10 small pimiento stuffed green olives, oh, and coffee, and her evening pills, and that was it, I think.
The Bowel Movement occurred just before her nap: Good volume; excellent consistency; very easy elimination; very easy clean-up.
When she awoke from her nap, I remember thinking that she didn't seem all that stiff, anymore, maybe the aspirin did some good. Then, she faltered a bit to the right lowering herself to the chair. I resisted the urge to offer more aspirin because she didn't groan, it just surprised her.
She remained stationary throughout the evening, as far as I know. I think she made one trip to the bathroom. I was so dead to the world, though, that I didn't hear her pass within three feet of me. I asked her if I snored. She said, "I didn't hear anything." She retired around 0045, slowly but surely. I had a sudden surge of energy and decided to get tax stuff together and look for my misplaced library card. Then, I ended up here.
You've noticed, no doubt, that I've begun labeling posts, here. I've set up a label index link in the template over there on the right, below the archives, I think. Hold on...yes. I'm just getting started. I'm looking forward to rereading this journal. I never have. I can only barely remember the numbers it contains. I expect labeling to be straightforward, not nearly so tricky.
So, I think all went as well as could be expected; better, in some cases. I was pleased to learn that Mom can still allow me to nap, as long as she sees me doing it. Good. I don't think I could have held back from the one that seized me this evening.


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USING his progress from the same injury he suffered last year as a reference, Newcastle captain Kurt Gidley is ahead of schedule in his recovery from a partially dislocated left shoulder.
Though he stopped short of predicting how many games he would miss, the 29-year-old NSW and Australian utility dismissed speculation he would not play again this year. He hopes to be back within a month.
Speaking publicly for the first time since hurting his shoulder last Sunday, Gidley said he already had more movement in the joint than at the same stage after experiencing the identical problem against Melbourne almost a year ago.
''I have heard every time frame under the sun. First it was the season and I wasn't even off the field at that point,'' Gidley said yesterday.
''I'm happy to say it could be a couple of weeks and let's hope it is. I did a bit of rehabilitation and started some gym rehab yesterday.
''It has only been five days but it is feeling a lot better. It is a lot better this time around compared to when I hurt it last year.
''I just have to get the strength back and make sure I am confident with it. I'm hoping that is going to happen over the next week or so.''
Gidley subluxated his shoulder - it popped out and back in - when tackling Todd Carney in the fifth minute of Newcastle's 18-6 victory over Cronulla at Toyota Stadium. Knights medical staff tried to strap it to allow him to return to the game, but their attempts were in vain and he played no further part. There were in-game media reports suggesting he could need season-ending reconstructive surgery, but Gidley was always cautiously optimistic he would be back sooner rather than later.
After suffering the same injury in Melbourne on April 30 last year, he returned four weeks later against Parramatta and played the rest of the season without a recurrence.
''I knew it was the same as last year,'' he said. ''I had not had a problem with it since April last year when I first did it.
''I knew what it was but I was strapping it up hoping to go back on. When an injury like that happens, everything around it shuts down.
''I couldn't lift my arm. Five days later and I have plenty of movement, so it is going well.''
Gidley sat out the game against Brisbane at Hunter Stadium last night and is resigned to watching away matches against Canterbury tomorrow week and Melbourne on March 30, but the home game against Parramatta on Easter Sunday (April 8) is a realistic goal.
After consultation with Knights' sports physician Neil Halpin earlier in the week, Gidley went to Sydney on Wednesday to see shoulder specialist Des Bokor, who ruled out the need for surgery.
''There are little goals as you go along,'' he said. ''The strength in the gym is the first thing that you need to test it with. That is done with our trainers, our physio and doctors as well. Neil was happy to send me to Sydney to see Des Bokor, and he said there was no need to make any crazy decision.''


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Terrelle Pryor will appeal his NFL suspension after all.
Thursday, the former Ohio State QB earned a spot in the NFL's supplemental draft, but was handed a five-game suspension, one that his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said they wouldn't appeal.
But Pryor's lawyer, David Cornwell, told ESPN Radio Friday that they planned to appeal the ban, incurred as a result of Pryor admitting to receiving illegal benefits as a collegiate player.
"(Commissioner Roger Goodell) indicated that we have the right to appeal within three days after Terrelle signs an NFL contract, and given some of the developments -- both in reaching the decision and comments out of the (NFL Players Association) regarding the decision -- I think it's likely that we will file an appeal, and give the Players Association an opportunity to make its objections to this on the record," Cornwell said.
Rosenhaus, who backed the deal, said NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith was involved in the decision with Goodell. The NFLPA planned to fight any suspension for Pryor relating to his time as an amateur, according to the NFL Network's Albert Breer.
The NFL issued the ban as part of an effort to discourage college athletes using the league as an escape from amateur violations.
Andrew Brandt of the National Football Post points out that Pryor's likely first-year salary of $375,000 would be reduced by $110,000 after his ban.
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Why do you live in separate states?
Does she provide any money for you?
Do you share expenses?
Massive debt caused me to look for a better paying job. Wife is in grad school there. Teenage daughters settled there. Almost 2 yrs since I moved up here. We are not legally separated at this point but are talking about divorce.
When she was working, all of her income was going toward debt that we share.
Yes we share expenses and have joint checking accounts
Under the bankruptcy law you are to list all household income, you could file using your income only as your current household does not include her, however since you do share expenses, you would have to list her income, if she had taken out money recently from her IRA it would be her income, but the bankruptcy filing requires her monthly average income, so you can divide the amount by 12.
OK. What I need to do at this point is wait a few more months to get her income and distribution out of that 6 month window. Thank you.
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I am astounded that there isn't any book reviews on the works of David Hewson, surely one of best crime writers in the genre. Born in Yorkshire in 1953, Hewson has been a Sunday Times journalist since the age of 17, an author of many travel books and the best-selling author of the Nic Costa series of which the novel 'The Fallen Angel' is his ninth in the series and long awaited. For a short while he wrote a few stand-alone books which have been well-received, but the Nic Costa series is his best in many of his fan's eyes so this return is both timely and is being hailed as probably his best book yet. But for those of you who haven't heard of him I'm going to add a short background to the series that I feel appropriate to anyone reading his books for the first time.
Nic Costa is one of a team of policemen and detectives in the fictitional 'Questura' or police station based in the heart of Rome. He's approximately in his late thirties and is a rising star of the team, which includes Leo Falcone, Gianni Peroni, both senior detectives and Teresa Lupo, the pathologist. These are the basic team he works with and readers of Hewson's books will be familiar with these names, much like the teams that surround other characters in books by such writers as Val McDermid and Kathy Reichs.
The first book in the series is 'A Season for the Dead' which created a whole new world where the seedy side of Rome mixes with the tourist's Rome to critical acclaim for the author. While you can read his books as a standalone, it's a good idea to start with his first book, which although a bit gory, established Hewson as a serious contender to such writers as Dan Brown and Sam Bourne and even started to surpass them with subsequent books. The icing on the cake for me is that Hewson is British and we have so few good writers in this field, it's a pity he is not more feted. Indeed he has fans in fellow writers such as Peter James, Jeffrey Deaver, Linwood Barclay, Tess Gerritsen and many more.
The Plot.
Rome is sweltering in a late August heat and tempers among the detectives are running high when a seemingly random accident happens with Nic Costa nearby and although on holiday, he starts to question whether the accident is what it appears to be. The victim is a British academic, Malise Gabriel, who lives in a run-down ghetto apartment near to the center of Rome and close by where another victim died some four hundred years before, but by the hands of the then pope. Gabriel falls from some scaffolding to his death and is found first by his seventeen-year-old daughter, Mina, who is naturally distraught. The circumstances look suspicious to Costa, even before the son, Robert, flees the scene of the accident, supposedly because he has a stash of drugs in his room. The mother, Cecilia is at a concert so the only witness is Mina and she isn't telling all she knows.
Soon Nic manages to get his team interested in the possibility of murder and is recalled from his holiday to take on the main investigation, despite his colleagues' doubts. Nic becomes obsessed by the case and the similarity between the girl, Mina and the tragic story of the sixteenth century noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci, who was part of a murder plot against her abusive father, hence the fallen Angel of the title. It will take all his ingenuity to persuade his team that the circumstances warrant deeper probing and meanwhile his new love interest, the ex-sister of a convent, Agata Graziano, is going to Malta suspending their burgeoning affair.
History versus Present.
Hewson has taken the dark and seedy side of Rome and one of Rome's many legends to bring to life a tale that grips the reader from the start. He has done this before but in this book the co-incidence is much more subtle and believable, with none of the high drama that started the series and perhaps put some readers off since the debut was around the time that writers like Dan Brown were capitalizing on the interest people had in mysterious plots based around religious themes. If I said that Hewson is a writer of intellectual thrillers it could be taken as in the same class as Brown, but he manages to escape that typecasting and emerges as a writer that merges past and present seamlessly with an edge of interest in the characters to start a series similar to top thriller writers.
I won't go into much detail to spoil the plot, but the legend of Beatrice is one that is real although there are some gaps in the historical timeline. It's interesting that the legend was so intriguing it was written about by Alexander Dumas, Nathaniel Hawthorne and even the poet Shelley. Beatrice's death was bloody and brutal, a feature of the barbarity of the then Pope. In linking the possible abuse of Mina to that of Beatrice, Hewson gives his characters a greater appeal and the possibility of Roman justice becoming more in tune with the times. Hewson does this really well with all his novels, introducing the reader to a society that believes more in justice than it's past iniquities. He brings to life a Rome that seethes with malice, the turmoil of drug taking, drink and debauchery on a scale of the mafia but without the mention of it. Never has Rome seemed darker or more sinister and utterly believable.
While the plot is excellent and keeps the pace going on a continuous level, the characters remain true throughout the narrative. Even by reading one book alone you can get under the skin of the characters and come to love or loathe them. Hewson's characters are likeable but also fallible, realistic and human with their own quirks that make them so memorable. You cannot fail to become interested in their individual stories and how they got to become either the main characters or the villains of the plot. There is just enough tension between colleagues that you can pick up the background to the team in one book, though it does lose something without knowing the characters better. Still, it's the mark of a good author who can interest the reader into getting to know the people better. So I'll allow myself a brief rundown.
Nic Costa is in his thirties, a rising star of the Questura and a good detective. Sometimes he is too idealistic, a legacy from his late parents and his communist father in particular, a fact he has to live up to.
Leo Falcone is his mentor, a man Nic respects but also is frequently annoying, as he likes to go his own way. He keeps some secrets and a tendency to altruism that he hides can spring surprises. .
Gianni Peroni is another senior officer and has to curb Nic's enthusiasm at times. An old-style detective who gets things done. He is much on a par with such detectives as Morse, being more restraining to Nic's impulsiveness.
Teresa Lupo is excellent as the pathologist with an attitude that most readers will identify with. I'm not really sure why so many pathologists are women but I don't knock it.
The victim of the story is Mina, the young girl who seems so angelic but is she hiding secrets? Robert is a drug pusher who might be a victim as well, though with this family anything is suspect. Cecilia the mother is almost as suspect as the villains of the story, yet is she involved in her husband's death or just another causality? What about the victim, Malise? Was the death accidental or is Nic right to suspect the whole family of covering up family secrets?
Final Thoughts.
I loved this book and agree with the critics that this is probably Hewson's best book to date. In the past he's used old legends to great effect but sometimes they are a little too co-incidental. In this book he balances this expertly, showing a love and knowledge of Rome's hidden treasures to bring a touch of magic to his writing. I've read many comments on how Hewson brings Rome alive to them, but since I've never been to Italy I can only say I think I've been there with each book I've read. I particularly love the mention of the painters as I love the Old Masters and although I've not seen many in real life, the photos and postcards I've seen capture the imagination. One of Nic's passions is the work of Caravaggio, who depicted the saints as suffering on canvas with realism. I can only say that Hewson does the same.
Just in case it isn't obvious, this book and series is suitable for adults only and both sexes equally though it's nice to review a book that is read by men.
My book was from the library, but I hope to add this to my collection to read again. You can buy it on Amazon for £6.85. There are only ten new available at present with one used at £4.89. I think I'm not the only fan.
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My Mother- Symbolic Power - Poem by Gajanan Mishra
My mother is the symbolic power of
Cosmic consciousness and my God.
My mother governs my life my universe
My mother is behind my creation
My preservation.
My mother is divine
And her wills prevails over me.
I am gigantic imagination of mind
Only for my mother.
In this struggle of
Good and evil
Truth and untruth
Virtue and vice
Freedom and involution
Light and darkness
It is my mother
Who can show me
Divine law before me
And save me.
My mother is saying me
Truth alone triumphs
Positive must and
does overcome the negative
And always my mother is here
Rouse me to this truth
And regulate my life.
My mother is the champion of
Positive idealism
Message of my mother is
Self-perfection, equal vision
Balance of mind
Motiveless service to humanity
Unselfishness and
Absolute humility.
And it is true
Cruelty towards any creation
Is cruelty done to one's own mother.
I love my mother.
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All weekend long, WQXR celebrates the Lunar New Year. Several people contributed their memories and traditions for this, the Year of the Snake.
Grace Young
Grace Young is a Chef and Cookbook Author of The Wisdom of the Chinese Kitchen. She has devoted much of her career to demystifying the art of stir-frying and celebrating the traditions of wok cookery. Her aim "is to preserve this culinary treasure for the benefit of appreciative appetites everywhere."
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Listen to Jenny share some childhood memories of the Lunar New Year:
Helen Yee
Helen Yee is a violinist, multi-instrumentalist, composer with experience in a broad range of styles. She is currently violinist for the eclectic string trio, Trio Tritticali and performs on yangqin, a Chinese hammer dulcimer, with Music From China.
Listen to Helen share her thoughts on the yangqin, a Chinese hammer dulcimer:
Julie Tay
Julie Tay is the Vice President & Executive Director of Mencius Society for the Arts. She plays the yangqin, a Chinese hammered dulcimer, and performs as a founding member of the EastRiver Ensemble.
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Wu Man
Wu Man is an internationally renowned pipa virtuoso, cited by the Los Angeles Times as 'the artist most responsible for bringing the pipa to the Western World.'
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Liang Wang
Liang Wang is the principal oboist of the New York Philharmonic
Listen to Liang share some favorite family memories from Chinese New Year:
Dana Leong
Composer, cellist and trombonist Dana Leong fuses jazz, classical and pop to create a signature boundless sound. Often referred to as a "hi-def Yo-Yo Ma," Dana's pioneering collage of musical styles has garnered critical acclaim and wowed audiences around the world.
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First... don't panic. Collection agencies and attorneys who represent them make a practice of using threats, intimidation, and guilt to prey on the debtor's sense of reason and fairness. They make you feel as if you are some sort of criminal and belittle you in an effort to force you to pay more. So you need to take control of the situation and realize that you can only pay what you can pay. We will make every effort to pay this debt, but you must decide today that you will no longer let them intimidate or harass you.
What type of debt is this? Have they sued you? How is your credit status otherwise (delinquent on anything else)? Have you consulted an attorney of your own?
it is an unsecured debt. not credit card. no they have not sued. my credit status otherwise is good. i am not delinquent on other accounts. i have not consulted an attorney until now. this account fell through the cracks. i was medically incapacitated and my husband took over the bills. this account was in my name only and it totally slipped out of mind.
the original balance was 9500.00 the interest kept accuring to around 10500.00. the balance now is approximately 8000.00. they have suspended the interest, it is no longer an interested account only principle. my debt to income ratio is moderate. i was told that because i defaulted in february that payments were no longer a viable resolution, that i would have to pay the debt. no threats yet, they are just relentless. i am and have tried to obtain a loan and have been denied because i need collateral. yes i can make regular payments. i thought that i was making payment until i received numerous phone calls out this.
This is an intimidation tactic. While I can guarantee you nothing, I cannot imagine they would go to the expense of filing a lawsuit when you are presently willing and able to pay. I recommend you write them a letter, explain how the mistake occurred and that you are willing to work out a reasonable payment plan.
All future communications should be in writing.
If you fail to get a response, or if they make any further contact then I recommend you consult a local attorney to write this letter for you again and with the threat of legal action for the continued harassment as well as bankruptcy (probably an empty threat... so discuss that with the lawyer).
As I said... these jerks are simply trying to intimidate you. However, suspending the interest and making payments is good for you so we need to keep that up if possible. If you put this all in writing I cannot imagine they will not agree (even if they want to argue about it first). Their only other option is to sue, which would be silly when the debtor is already trying to make payments on the debt.
If they sue... they sue. It is not a big deal. You will walk in and acknowledge the debt (with a lawyer's help) and set up payments through the court. Simple. This is why they really do not benefit from suing.
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posted by nygmen90 .
I really need some help with 2 questions. These questions are based out of Chapter 1 in Traditions and Encounters but it is in really any textbook. At least 5 sentences long.
1. Give two examples of the human response to climate and geography.
2. Describe major migrations in early human history.
Please help me I did the first 13 questions and I am stuck on these two.
You're in AP history?
1. What's the difference in clothing and food in different climates and different places?
2. The original migration was out of Africa. Eventually, people populated the globe, with the Americas and Australia being the last to be populated.
I appreciate the answer, but I don't need the insult. I am doing a lot of work and my brain is kind of fried right now.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to insult you.
The principal of my granddaughters' high school told the students not to take AP history unless they really, really liked to read. My granddaughters took his advice, didn't take AP history, but excelled in AP English and math.
Yea, I am only in 9th grade, so History was the only AP I could take. I was recommended for it and was not asked if I wanted to be in it or not. I think the main problem is I used to never read in 8th and still get 100's. Now I have to read and I will have to get used to it.
Good luck! And thanks for the explanation.
I certainly do not think that most 9th graders should be taking a college level class!
I took college levels classes AT A COLLEGE beginning when I was 13 years old and I accumulated over 40 credits toward college before I was 18 years old.
Don't let anyone tell you you can't understand college materials.
Before you search the text of your textbook for answers, use Google. Google searches the whole Web to find the BEST answers to your question and YOU choose your reading material from among the Google search results, based on what YOU most want to read and what YOU can most easily understand.
If you google the terms "climate," "geography," and "migration," you will rapidly find a number of articles that answer your question. Read the article that is from a respected source (e.g. New York Times, PBS, BBC) and you'll quickly find something that answers your question.
Reading a text book looking for particular words is so 18th Century! Now, we have computers to search texts for keywords! Don't be textbook bound!
In college, they're going to ask you to do your own research and choose your own sources, so why not start now? It's easier, faster, more fun, and you'll learn much more! If your textbook doesn't have searchable text, then search the Web for the information you need!


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Since 2005, North American Jewish camps have received $10.9 million in matching grants and $10 million worth of consulting services from the Grinspoon Institute of Jewish philanthropy (www.gijp.org). According to Grinspoon Institute director Mark Gold, that accomplishment is attributable to one thing: "Teamwork."
This November 4th and 5th, the Grinspoon Institute will host more than 425 leaders from Jewish camps and other organizations at its annual Conference. Hosted at the Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel, in Springfield, Mass, the Conference will provide training sessions and networking opportunities geared toward helping non-profits better manage their operations.
The theme of this year's conference is "The Power of Teamwork." Gold says the theme developed after a series of first-person observations.
"While visiting Jewish camps across the country, we've been struck by the group effort put forth by committed camp leaders," Gold said. "Teamwork is an idea at the heart of the Jewish camp experience, from the recruitment and training of staff to the making of bunk assignments." Gold adds, "We believe effective teamwork, inside camps as well as other organizations, leads to superior performance and sustainability."
This year's Grinspoon Institute Conference will engage Jewish camp leaders in best practices for improving the long-term viability and success of Jewish camps across the nation. Grinspoon Institute founder Harold Grinspoon says the conference will do this by leveraging the team spirit witnessed at Jewish camps across the country. "The future leaders of Judaism and Jewish giving can be found in the bunks of Jewish camps today," Grinspoon said. "Our camps are established, grown, and improved through teamwork."
Delivering the keynote this year will be ESPN's Karl Ravech, host of "Baseball Tonight." Having spent his career analyzing professional sports, Ravech recognizes the characteristics of a highly functioning team. An alumnus of Grinspoon-affiliated Camp Bauercrest in Amesbury, Mass., he is also familiar with the life-long impact camp can have on young Jewish people.
"We're honored to hear about teamwork from one of television's foremost sports authorities," Gold says. "The messages he will send to camps will be clear: Together, our organizations can last for generations to come."
Just six years ago the Grinspoon Institute Conference was little more than a private gathering inside the home of Harold Grinspoon. Today, the conference is a national Jewish camp event devoted to strengthening the fundraising and organizational capacity of more than 90 Jewish organizations across the nation, including overnight and day camps, day schools, and other umbrella groups and special projects.
Working in partnership with the Foundation for Jewish Camp, the Grinspoon Institute has helped Jewish camp attendance grow from 43,000 in 2004 to 70,000 campers across the nation today. Through the generosity of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, the Grinspoon Institute Conference is free to all participants. Advance registration is required.
For more information contact the Grinspoon Institute at (413) 736-2561or visit www.gijp.org.


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The new Suunto Ambit2 S is a light and sleek GPS watch for multisport athletes that packs all the features needed for cycling, running, swimming and multisport training. The GPS provides accurate pace, route navigation and tracking, while the heart rate monitor lets you train within your ideal zone.
o  Cycling: The new Suunto Ambit2 S will support power meters (ANT+) and offers various power measurement values and numerous options for in-depth analysis.
o  Swimming: The Ambit2 S also offers comprehensive swimming functionality, including pace and distance, automatic intervals, stroke rate and swimming time related to different pool lengths. The Ambit2 S will also learn to recognise your swimming style, which makes performance analysis easier.
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In a move that redefines sport watches in the same way Apple did to the Smartphone, Suunto is also upgrading the Suunto App Zone – the community forum where users can find and create free Apps for the Ambit GPS watches. The upgrade now gives Ambit owners the chance to create and share more advanced Apps, putting the power of personalisation in their hands. Since it launched in November 2012, the App Zone has proved popular with users, who have created over 5,000 Apps so far. Suunto's online sports community Movescount.com which hosts the App Zone, will also be updated to provide new tools for in-depth analysis, enhanced navigation and improved opportunities for sharing.
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By Nick Patterson Herald writer
The 2013 Best of the West poll was released over the weekend. The poll is conducted annually by the Tri-City Herald. A total of 20 categories were voted on by the Western Conference's players, management and broadcasters.
The Everett Silvertips came out on top in two categories. Winger Tyler Sandhu, who's tied for first in scoring among 16-year-olds in the Western Conference, won the Best 16-Year-Old category. Sandhu received 56.8 percent of the possible point total, narrowly edging out Kelowna forward Rourke Chartier (51.5 percent) and Victoria defenseman Joe Hickets (50.5 percent).
Everett also reclaimed its spot atop the Best Fans category. The Tips won six straight years from 2006-11 before being beat out by Tri-City last year. This year Everett received 53.6 percent to Tri-City's 52.1 percent.
Several other Everett players made the top six in categories. Winger Lucas Grayson was second in Toughest Player; defenseman Landon Oslanski was third in Hardest Shot; defenseman Mirco Mueller was fourth in Top Rookie; center Ty Mappin was sixth in Best 16-Year-Old; and Austin Lotz was sixth in Best Goaltender. Defenseman Ryan Murray, whose season came to an end because of a shoulder injury in October and is no longer in the league, still ended up sixth in Best Pro Prospect, a category he won last year.
The big winner this year was Tri-City's Justin Feser. The 20-year-old center finished on top in three categories, being named Best Overage Player, Most Valuable to Team and Most Underrated Player. He also finished second in Top Defensive Forward and Top Faceoff Man, and third in Best Skater.
Portland had the other two multi-category winners. Center Taylor Peters beat out Feser for Top Defensive Forward and Top Faceoff Man. Defenseman Seth Jones was named Top Rookie and Best Pro Prospect.
The other category winners were: Portland's Tyler Wotherspoon in Best Stay-At-Home Defenseman; Tri-City's Eric Comrie in Best Goaltender; Kelowna's Myles Bell in Hardest Shot; Kamloops' Colin Smith in Best Skater; Portland's Ty Rattie in Most Accurate Shot; Portland's Brendan Leipsic in Most Irritating Player; Kelowna's Tyrell Goulbourne in Toughest Player; Kamloops' JC Lipon in Most Improved Player; Kelowna's Ryan Huska in Top Coach; Kelowna's Bruce Hamilton in Top Executive.
Pat Smith was voted the Top Referee. It was noted that a quarter of the participants left that answer blank.
Around the WHL
Rumblings have begun about the WHL heading back to Winnipeg. Winnipeg radio station CJOB reported that the owners of the NHL's Winnipeg Jets inquired about purchasing a WHL team. Two WHL teams, the Calgary Hitmen and the Edmonton Oil Kings, are owned and run by the NHL teams in their cities, with whom they share arenas. Winnipeg hasn't had a WHL franchise since the Winnipeg Warriors in 1983-84. Currently there is just one WHL franchise in Manitoba, the Brandon Wheat Kings. ? Vancouver picked up a notable commitment when 15-year-forward Alex Baer, considered by some as the top freshman player in Minnesota, signed an education contract with the Giants. Baer was not selected in the 2012 bantam draft. ? Tri-City goaltender Troy Trombley, who spent training camp and the preseason with Everett and was brought in mid-season by the Americans, won his first start of the season when the Americans topped Western Conference-leading Portland 6-2 on Friday, then followed that up Saturday by posting his first career shutout when Tri-City beat Spokane 6-0.
League leaders
Points — Brendan Leipsic (Portland) 103; goals — Leipsic, Nicolas Petan (Portland) 41; assists — Leipsic 62; penalty minutes — Carter Proft (Spokane) 171; wins — Cole Cheveldave (Kamloops), Luke Siemens (Prince Albert) 30; goals against average — Tristan Jarry (Edmonton) 1.56; save percentage — Jarry .938.
Check out Nick Patterson's Silvertips blog at http://www.heraldnet.com/silvertipsblog, and follow him on Twitter at NickHPatterson.


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Sorry if this is a bit of a weird first post...
The point I was trying to make in the title is that I decided today to finally join some sort of Farscape forum ('cause most people I know offline and possibly online have never seen it for some reason )...and this was the first one I found that had been posted to recently. I had originally planned to join the forum at Claudia Black Online, as I'm mainly a CB/Aeryn (and - as of recently - Vala ) fan, but it looks like nothing's really happened there since 2009, and signing up to post messages to myself or nobody would be rather strange, even for me (and I'm not the most conventional of people ).
So basically, whoever you all are, thank you for being here...unless this whole forum's some kind of heat-delirium-induced hallucination(!) [...I've spent all week, like most weeks, working in a very hot office. ]
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Charlie Howard, part-time writer, part-time thief, has been engaged in a veritable spree of larceny and misappropriation since moving to Berlin. He's supposed to be working on his next novel. But high rent and a love for thrill-seeking has been hard on his word count.
But Charlie's larcenous binge is interrupted by the call to duty - on behalf of Her Majesty's Government. Four embassy employees are suspected of stealing a sensitive item. Charlie is to break into their homes, find the culprit, and recover the stolen property. But there's a catch. The item is so sensitive, Charlie isn't told what he's looking for. Not its size, not its weight, nothing. He's only told that he'll recognize it when he sees it.
Charlie has been a successful thief because he follows his own rules, the first being "Don't get caught." Well, after he enters the first suspect's home, he has to add a new rule: "Don't admire the view." As Charlie stares across the street, he sees something he really wishes he hadn't - a woman being murdered. And that's just for starters. What follows is a wild adventure in the former cauldron of spies.
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"Typical Charlie"
This is a good story about the further adventures of Charlie Howard. It was well conceived and written. If you enjoyed the previous books in the series, you will like this one. That said, I hope the author is not going to leave Charlie where he ended up here....another book one of these days?
"too much going on bruh"
the narrator was ready good tho. too many issues for one book imo but still ok
"I adore Ewan's thief--but this had no ending!"
I was so excited to find another "Good Thief's Guide", as they are always a delight. As always, the narration was flawless, entertaining, and spot-on. The story was a bit convoluted, but a typical inadvertent misadventure for our honorable thief.
The end made me back up the iPod to see if something was skipped--it wasn't! About all that it accomplishes is letting the reader know that there has to be another book. Just because this sort of non-ending worked for the Sopranos, doesn't make it a satisfying way to end a book.
Nonetheless, I'm a Ewan devotee, and will read anything he writes, as long as Vance narrates. Pure excellence!
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Im pretty layed back and like to spend time on the computer seen as i have nothing better to do at college beside study.
I am a sophomore in college working my way to my biology major. I love animals and would love to have the chance to work with them one day. Thats why im getting my bio major.
Movies: I have a wide range in movie tastes but i am not a big fan for horror movies. It a shame to admit, but i love the movie Happy Feet.
Shows: Sherlock, How I Met Your Mother, Family Guy, Mythbusters... and pretty much anything on the travel channel/discovery channel/comedy channel.
Music: I will listen to almost anything that sounds good to my ears... Besides country... Besides that i mainly listen to Classic rock and electronic music.
Food: I will eat almost anything. I like to consider myself a good cook so i love cooking great foods for myself and others.


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|15 Trojans on All-District team
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Nov. 29, 2004 - CUMBY - After finishing in third place in District 17-A this season, the Cumby Trojans received 15 selections to the All-District football team.
Senior Rusty Vaughan picked up a first team fullback and second team defensive back selection, while teammate Trent McCraw received a first team center award for his play this season.
Lineman Casey Romans rounded out the first team offensive awards at tackle for the Trojans and also received an honorable mention defensive end selection.
Steven Boss received a first-team special teams award as a punt returner and also picked up an honorable mention award for his play at defensive back.
Other selections for the Trojans this season included: Matt Steward (second team quarterback, second team defensive back), Brandon Brown (second team running back, honorable mention linebacker), Charle Chavez (second team wide receiver, honorable mention linebacker), William Chavez (second team linebacker), Austin "Ace" Caudle (second team defensive tackle, honorable mention offensive lineman), senior Brian Colbert (honorable mention offensive lineman), Dylan Taylor (honorable mention offensive lineman), and Jake Petty (honorable mention at Tight End).
Also, Nick Dyer received an honorable mention offensive selection at wide receiver even after suffering a broken collarbone midway through the season, Justin O'Mara (honorable mention defensive end), and Josh McCord (honorable mention linebacker).
Coach Kent Hawthorne's team went 6-4 during the regular season and had their best finish in three years.
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