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"We've done a great deal of work on this car, but it is really still in the development stage," Mowlem said. "It's a tribute to the company and everyone involved and their determination to succeed that we have come so far in such a short amount of time. Le Mans will be the biggest test yet for the car, and having done this race quite a few times already, I know what a huge test Le Mans can be! The race will all be about us against the circuit. If we can run cleanly and reliably, the opposition can take care of themselves, and then who knows what might happen!"
Mowlem has seven Le Mans starts, including a class podium as well as another top 10 overall finish.
The race begins on June 11.
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Effects of musical training and event probabilities on encoding of complex tone patterns
Cognition and behavior: learning and behavior
The human auditory cortex automatically encodes acoustic input from the environment and differentiates regular sound patterns from deviant ones in order to identify important, irregular events. The Mismatch Negativity (MMN) response is a neuronal marker for the detection of sounds that are unexpected, based on the encoded regularities. It is also elicited by violations of more complex regularities and musical expertise has been shown to have an effect on the processing of complex regularities. Using magnetoencephalography (MEG), we investigated the MMN response to salient or less salient deviants by varying the standard probability (70%, 50% and 35%) of a pattern oddball paradigm. To study the effects of musical expertise in the encoding of the patterns, we compared the responses of a group of non-musicians to those of musicians.
We observed significant MMN in all conditions, including the least salient condition (35% standards), in response to violations of the predominant tone pattern for both groups. The amplitude of MMN from the right hemisphere was influenced by the standard probability. This effect was modulated by long-term musical training: standard probability changes influenced MMN amplitude in the group of non-musicians only.
This study indicates that pattern violations are detected automatically, even if they are of very low salience, both in non-musicians and musicians, with salience having a stronger impact on processing in the right hemisphere of non-musicians. Long-term musical training influences this encoding, in that non-musicians benefit to a greater extent from a good signal-to-noise ratio (i.e. high probability of the standard pattern), while musicians are less dependent on the salience of an acoustic environment.
The capacity for detecting unexpected and possibly important or dangerous events is essential for adaptive behaviour. The human auditory cortex automatically encodes acoustic input from the environment and differentiates regular sound patterns from deviant ones in order to identify possibly important, irregular events, such as a sudden change in the sound of a car that might indicate engine malfunction.
The Mismatch Negativity (MMN) response is a marker for the detection of sounds that are unexpected given a basis of previously encoded regularities. It has been widely used to investigate the processing of auditory stimuli in the auditory cortex in healthy and clinical populations
The MMN is elicited not only by violations of simple acoustic features or local-features, such as pitch or timbre, but also by violations of more complex or global regularities. To detect violations of local regularities, a current auditory event has to be compared constantly to an established regularity. The comparator mechanism underlying the MMN has therefore been described as a memory-based process and the temporal window of integration (TWI) of echoic memory is typically assumed to be around 10s
Evidence from an animal study supports this idea: a single-neuron phenomenon, a decrease in the response to a repeated stimulus, which does not generalize to other stimuli, called stimulus-specific adaption (SSA) has been associated with MMN. Studying neurons in the primary auditory cortex of cats, Ulanovsky and colleagues (2004) found that responses to tone-pattern-like sequences of tones A and B (for example BBA, ABA) depend upon the overall stimulus probability: by decreasing deviant probability (10%-90% deviant probability), and therefore increasing standard probability, the neuronal response increases
Expertise shapes brain anatomy and brain physiology. Therefore experts often show greater abilities within their field of expertise than do non-experts. Navigation abilities, for example, have been associated with relative increase in posterior hippocampus grey matter volume accompanied by relative decrease in anterior hippocampus in London taxi drivers. Expert chess players have been found to activate different brain systems than novices
In the current experiment, we used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to investigate the effect of long-term musical training on the processing of tone patterns that varied in salience within their acoustic context. Note: The term salience or saliency is used throughout this study in its original meaning, that is, the state or condition of being prominent or most noticeable or important, and not in its special meaning in perceptual psychology (i.e. the state or quality by which it stands out relative to its neighbors). We compared musicians' and non-musicians' auditory processing in three conditions which differed in the frequency of the standard pattern: salient (70% probability of the standard pattern occurring), less salient (50% probability of the standard pattern) and least salient (35% probability of the standard pattern). In each of these conditions, four deviant patterns with approximately equal probability were presented. The probability of any individual deviant (i.e. deviant pattern) occurring was lower than that of the standard pattern. The deviant and standard patterns were presented randomized as a continuous tone stream. This allowed us to test the following: at which probabilities of regular tone pattern ("standards") could MMN responses to violations of this pattern ("deviants") be observed at all (i.e. the lower threshold of standard probability); how the MMN response is affected by standard probability in tone patterns; and how musical expertise affects the encoding of the tone patterns. Additionally, a standard frequency oddball condition was recorded in which no differences between the groups were expected.
MEG data
Amplitudes and latencies of the MMN were entered into statistical analyses. In all analyses the alpha level was 0.05 and tests were two-tailed.
Effect of standard probability and hemisphere on the MMN
To test in which experimental conditions a significant MMN deflection to the pattern deviants was elicited, we performed nonparametric bootstrapping tests (1000 resampling iterations) on the group averaged waveforms for the MMN in both hemispheres for all three pattern conditions
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Grand averaged source waveforms of the three conditions separated by group and hemisphere
Grand averaged source waveforms of the three conditions separated by group and hemisphere. The 35% standard probability condition is shown in the upper row, the 50% standard probability condition in the middle row and the 70% standard probability condition in the lower row. The grand averaged source waveforms (solid lines) obtained from the individual dipole moment of MMN for musicians (A) and non-musicians (B) are presented with 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals (gray shaded areas). Time windows in which the 95% confidence interval of the bootstrap around the averaged source waveform did not include zero values were considered to indicate significant deflections. For both groups, the left hemisphere is presented on the left side and the right on the right side. The black triangles indicate the MMN response.
The amplitudes of the individual MMN difference source waveform peaks of the three pattern condition (pattern deviant) were entered into a mixed model 2 × 2 × 3 ANOVA with the between subject factor being group (musicians and non-musicians) and the within subject factors being hemisphere (left and right) and standard probability (35%, 50% and 70%).
For the MMN amplitude we found a significant main effect of the standard probability [F (2,68) = 3.817, p = .027], and a 2-way-interaction of hemisphere × standard probability [F (2,68) = 4.742, p = .012] as well as a 3-way-interaction of hemisphere × standard probability × group [F (2,68) = 5.331, p = .007]. In order to explore the source of significant interaction we conducted additional ANOVAs: amplitude was entered into repeated-measures 2 × 3 ANOVAs using within subject factors of hemisphere (left and right) and standard probability (35%, 50% and 70%) for each group (musicians and non-musicians). The results showed no significant main effects or interactions within the group of musicians, while the results within the group of non-musicians revealed differences a main effect of standard probability [F (2,34) = 5.050, p = .012]) as well as difference in lateralization of the MMN for specific standard probability (2-way-interaction of hemisphere × standard probability [F (2,34) = 9.550, p = .001]). To understand the effect of the 3-level factor standard probability we conducted 2 repeated-measures 1-way-ANOVAs for the group of non-musicians for each hemisphere (left and right) with the factor standard probability (70%, 50% and 35% standard probability, respectively) and to analyze the effect of hemisphere on MMN amplitude separately for each standard probability, afterwards paired-samples t-tests for non-musicians were conducted to compare the two hemispheres (left and right) in amplitude for every standard probability (70%, 50% and 35% standard probability, respectively). Because both analyses are using the same data the alpha level was divided by two (p < .025) in order to correct for multiple comparison. The results of the 1-way-ANOVAs show a significant effect of standard probability in the right hemisphere [F (2,16) = 7.799, p = .004] with a post-hoc Bonferroni pairwise comparison revealing a more pronounced MMN in the 70% compared to the 50% [mean difference = ±6.071, p = .022] and the 35% standard probability [mean difference = ±7.705, p = .003]There was no significant effect in the left hemisphere. The results of the, paired-samples t-tests for non-musicians show a significant difference in amplitude between left and right hemisphere in the for the 70% standard probability condition [t (1,17) = 2.679, p = .016] and no effects in the other standard probability conditions. The interaction of hemisphere × standard probability in the non-musicians and musicians is depicted separately in Figure
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Is a table showing all results of all analysis performed for the MEG data for the pattern conditions. The title reads: Results of all analysis performed with the MEG data for the pattern conditions. Significant results are marked with an asterix.
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Interaction effect of hemisphere × standard probability in the two groups with corresponding standard error bars
Interaction effect of hemisphere × standard probability in the two groups with corresponding standard error bars. The non-musicians are presented at the left panel and the musicians at the right panel. The MMN amplitude of the right hemisphere in the non-musicians is significantly larger in the 70% condition than in the 50% and 35% conditions, whilst the amplitude of the left hemisphere remains stable. In the non-musicians, the MMN amplitude of the right hemisphere is significantly larger than in the left hemisphere in the 70% condition. There are no significant differences between conditions in the group of musicians.
The statistical analysis of the pitch oddball condition in a mixed model 2 × 2 ANOVA, with the between subject factor being group and the within subject factor being hemisphere revealed, for amplitude, as expected, no significant differences between groups or hemispheres.
Behavioural data – questionnaire
Immediately after the test, participants were asked two questions. The first question (Q1) asked if they had observed anything in particular about the auditory stimuli they had heard during the experiment. We expected that an affirmative answer would be followed by the report that they noticed regular tone patterns, which were occasionally interrupted by different tone patterns. The second question (Q2) asked them directly if they had noticed regular patterns and, if they had, in which run they had noticed them first. Three subjects missed to answer Q1: 2 musicians and 1 non-musician. Of the remaining 33 subjects, 11 out of 16 musicians and 7 out of 17 non-musicians reported detecting the presence of the tone patterns. Q2 was answered by 32 subjects (15 musicians and 17 non-musicians), 10 musicians and 6 non-musicians reported to have noticed the pattern structure. The difference in the answers (coded as correct and incorrect) between the groups in both questions, as revealed by an χ2-test, was not statistically significant, but there was a trend in the difference in Q2 in favor of the musicians [χ2(1) = 3.137, p = .077].
In this study, we have shown how the statistical salience of sound patterns in an acoustic environment and long-term musical expertise affect the auditory encoding of such patterns. Musicians and non-musicians passively listened to three runs of tone pattern streams that consisted of different tone patterns. Within each run, one of the patterns had the highest probability of occurring, thus making it the standard pattern. The probability of this most frequent standard pattern differed between runs (salient condition 70%, less salient condition 50% and least salient condition 35% standard probability). We observed a significant MMN response in all three conditions of acoustic salience, including the least salient condition (which featured a standard probability of 35%), in both groups. The MMN amplitude of the non-musicians was influenced by standard probability and was more pronounced in the salient (70% standard) condition than in the less and least salient (50% and 35% standard) conditions, especially in the right hemisphere. The musicians´ MMN amplitudes, however, were not influenced by standard probability, leading to the interpretation that the lateralized dependency of the MMN amplitude on salience was modulated by the factor long term musical training.
MMN in an acoustic environment with a low level of salience
In MMN study designs, the standard probability is very often set to an average of 70-90%. For simple feature MMN, approaches such as the multi-features designs
This finding is in line with previous research, which has indicated that expectations can be formed on the basis of global characteristics of the auditory environment, such as the present tone patterns, and not only on the basis of local regularities
Hemispheric lateralization of pattern processing
In line with previous studies which used simple feature oddball paradigms
We were, furthermore, interested in the role of the right and left auditory cortices in tone pattern processing. As can be seen in Figure
Influence of musical expertise
A large body of literature shows that musical experience, in both the long and short term, modulates the processing of auditory material, especially for stimuli such as complex tone patterns
The results indicate that the MMN amplitude in the right hemisphere of non-musicians in response to deviants in tone patterns is influenced by the probability of the occurrence of the standard pattern, with the effect being greater for more salient acoustic stimuli. The amplitude of the MMN response in the left hemisphere of non-musicians is more stable. The MMN response in musicians, on the other hand, did not seem to be influenced by the level of salience. This implies that violation detection processing in non-musicians (ie. comparative non-experts in auditory processing) is dependent on the salience of the acoustic environment: in acoustic environments with a low level of salience, detection of change is more challenging for the auditory networks than in a more salient acoustic environment.
21 musicians and 22 non-musicians participated in the experiment. Seven subjects (3 musicians, 4 non-musicians), were excluded from the final analysis due to insufficient MEG recording quality, excessive head movements, or insufficient quality of the model fit of their recorded data (exclusion criteria: the dipoles explained less than 85% of the magnetic field variance) resulting in a total number of 36 subjects (18 musicians, mean age 24.61 (
Stimuli and procedure
The tones were generated in 44100 Hz stereo and 32 bit, the frequencies used were W = 500 Hz, X = 594 Hz, Y = 705 Hz and Z = 838 Hz, which equate to ascending tones with a pitch difference of three semitones. The duration of each tone was 200 ms including 10 ms rise and decay time, and the interstimulus interval was set to 400 ms. Each trial consisted of three tones forming one tone pattern. Tone patterns always started with tone W. Half of the deviants were pure pattern deviants, in the sense that they contained no tones of a different frequency than the tones of the standard pattern, and the other half were combined frequency and pattern deviants that contained one tone with a different frequency than the tones of the standard pattern. Examples for both types of deviants are depicted in Figure
Figure 3
Outline of the three standards of the pattern condition (standard, pattern deviant, and frequency and pattern deviant)
Outline of the three standards of the pattern condition (standard, pattern deviant, and frequency and pattern deviant). The patterns were embedded in a continuous sound stream with standard pattern probability set to 35%, 50% and 70%, respectively.
We used a classic frequency oddball paradigm (500 Hz and 530 Hz tones, one semitone difference) as a control condition in which a reliable mismatch response was expected in all subjects. This condition was presented before the three pattern conditions in run 1. The tones were presented as continuous stream with tone duration of 200 ms including 10 ms rise and decay and an ISI of 500 ms. In total, 995 tones were presented. The probability of deviant occurrence was set at 0.15 and at least 3 standards preceded each deviant
Participants passively listened to all conditions while they were attending to a silent movie (Disney´s "Peter Pan"). After each run, they had to answer four to six questions about the content of the movie to ensure that they paid attention. After the last run, participants were debriefed and asked if they noticed anything in particular about the acoustic stimuli. If they did not they were specifically asked if they noticed a pattern in the acoustic stimuli and, if they did, during which run they first noticed it. The overall duration of the experiment was approximately 1.5 hours and the total time of the MEG recordings was approximately 48 minutes.
MEG recordings
Magnetic fields were recorded with a 275 channel whole-head system (OMEGA, CTF Systems Inc, Port Coquitlam, Canada) in an acoustically and magnetically shielded room. MEG data were acquired continuously during presentation blocks with a sampling rate of 600 Hz. The subjects passively listened to the four blocks (one run of pitch oddball condition, three runs of pattern conditions) with short breaks in between, during which they could relax and were asked questions about the content of the movie by the investigator. Participants were seated upright and their head position was comfortably stabilized with pads inside the dewar. Stimuli were delivered via air conduction through plastic tubes at 60 dB above the individual hearing threshold, which was determined for each ear at the beginning of each MEG session for the different stimuli with an accuracy of 5 dB. The subject's alertness, well-being and compliance were verified by video monitoring. The subjects were instructed to minimize swallowing and blinking.
Data analysis
The continuous data were separated into epochs of 600 ms, starting 100 ms before and ending 500 ms after the tone onset of the deviant tone of a deviant pattern, or the corresponding standard tone of a standard pattern (the standard tone at the same position as the deviant tone analyzed) in all 3 pattern conditions (35%, 50%, 70%). In the pitch oddball condition analogous epochs of 600 ms were extracted from all deviants and every second standard before a deviant. Epochs containing signal amplitudes larger than 2.5 pT were considered artifacts and were excluded from averaging. Baseline correction was based on the 100 ms baseline before the tone onset of each epoch. Standards and deviants were averaged separately and digitally filtered (high pass filter of 1 Hz and a low pass filter of 30 Hz). Averaged responses to standards were subtracted from averaged responses to deviants in order to acquire the difference response containing the MMN in all conditions.
In the analysis of the data, two equivalent current dipoles (ECD), one in each hemisphere, were used to model the MMN field, a technique justified by the dipolar distribution of the MMN
The ECDs were fitted simultaneously in a spherical volume conductor to each individual's peak of MMN (restricted to the predefined MMN window of 120 to 250 ms) in the averaged difference response. Source waveforms for each of the participants in each of the conditions were derived from the MEG data using the technique of signal space projection
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
AK, EP, SCH and CP designed the experiment and interpreted the results; AK carried out data acquisition and analysis and drafted the manuscript; EP, SCH and CP revised the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
We would like to thank our test subjects for their cooperation, our technicians for supporting the data acquisition, A. Wollbrink for technical help and Ross Parfitt for his helpful comments. We acknowledge support by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft [PA392/12-2 and HE6067-1/1] and Open Access Publication Fund of University of Muenster.
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Sun sails are a great way to provide a minimally invasive area of shade to your yard. For these sails to be safe you need to be install them in a secure and sturdy way. Vertical sun sails often catch the wind and horizontal shades offer little aesthetic appeal. Thus the best way to install a sun sail is in a three- or four-post combination with two different heights of securing poles.
Things You'll Need
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Lay out your sail on the ground where you want it to be positioned.
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Dig out a hole 5 inches in diameter and at least 6 inches below the frost line for your area, using the stakes as the centerpoint of the hole.
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Insert one post into a hole. Level it using the level. Pour in cement mixture.
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Cut 3 1/2 feet from the remaining posts with the circular saw. If you are using metal posts you will need a carbine blade for this step.
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Let the posts sit overnight before attaching any anchors or attempting to put up the sail.
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On September 3rd and 4th, 2016 the Pantschau near the lake of Murten became a meeting place with a unique and informal atmosphere. We brought together
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Just because: Dan Quisenberry and his 'down under' delivery
And now let us celebrate one of the best submariners in MLB history.
More All-time Single-Season Teams: CHC | STL | MIL | CIN | PIT | CHW | DET |KAN
As noted in our naming of the Royals all-time single-season squad, fireman Dan Quisenberry was foremost among many great KC relievers.
"Quiz" was famous for his durability (five different seasons of at least 128 1/3 relief innings, 368 career multi-inning appearances, 192 career appearances on zero days' rest, never went on the DL), his ruthless control (92 unintentional walks in 1,043 1/3 career innings) and keeping the ball on ground thanks to his 85-mile-per-hour sinker.
Quisenberry's success and his paths to that success all had quite a bit to do with what he called his "down under" delivery. Here's a taste ...
And here's a rather small and grainy look at the contortions involved, courtesy of the 1983 Topps family of products:
Very early in his career, Quisenberry threw from a sidearm angle, but not long after the 1979 season -- his first in the bigs -- he dropped down further and began throwing in the "submarine" vein that you see above. Like most submariners, Quisenberry made life miserable for same-side batters, but unlike a lot of submariners Quiz could pass muster against the opposite side, mostly by inducing weak contact and relying on the superb KC infield defenses of the era. That's in large part why he was able to thrive as a multi-inning relief ace.
Quisenberry had been a conventional overhand starting pitcher at La Verne University in California and took to a sidearm delivery only to ease the wear and tear on his elbow. The Royals signed him as an undrafted free agent, Kent Tekulve helped him master the sinker one offseason, and the rest is modern-day relief history.
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Discussion in 'Devil May Cry' started by Raz-Ma-Taz1, Oct 31, 2012.
Cocked locked and ready to rock.
Nov20 The moment of truth!
The difficulty settings have been released:
Easy: Human
Normal: Devil Hunter
Hard: Nephilem
Very Hard: Son of Sparda
Heaven or Hell
Hell or Hell
The last two will probably work like DMC4's where they are scaled for SoS rather than DMD.
It has been officially marked on my calendar
It's confirmed that the demo will have multiple difficulties. Will go up to Son of Sparda mode apparently.
Demo tomorrow guys! Well for PS3 owners, Wednesday for 360 owners.
Hmm...what time do the stores usually update (any timezone will do)?
PS3 usually updates around 4pm or 5pm for me.
Demo is up!
Not PS3
It's up on Xbox Live not yet on PSN.
Demo details (from the blaster)
Players will be able to sample the combat and weapons that can be found in the main game, including Dante's trusty Rebellion and Ebony & Ivory, as well as the all new Arbiter and Osiris across two action packed levels, including an epic boss battle with the female demon Succubus. Successful completion of the demo in any of the game's three difficulty levels will unlock the fiendish 'Son of Sparda' difficulty level.


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Harald Dunnink (Momkai) in the middle with burgundy jacket
The Netherlands did pretty well during this year's European Design Awards in Cologne. Momkai received a Jury Prize for their brand design of De Correspondent, Lava went home with gold in the Brand Implementation category for their work for the Istanbul Biennial, and The Stone Twins won gold for their stamp design celebrating Dublin as a UNESCO City of Literature. In total Dutch agencies and designers were awarded five times gold, 12 silver and 15 bronze. Especially Momkai stood out from the Dutch nominees: besides the Jury Prize the (digital) design agency also won silver (infographics) and three times bronze (brand logo, brand & editorial illustration and corporate illustration) for De Correspondent. You can find an overview of the Dutch winners here.


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Thomas Michael Angelis UK DVD ideas is a fan-fiction thing to make.
No Joke For James and Other Stories
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- The Trouble With Mud
- Narrated by Michael Angelis.
- Distributed by The Video Collection.
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Best of Michael Angelis
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- The Season 13 intro, cartoon sequence (2009-present) and the Season 13 outro are used together.
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Designing Resistance Training Programs
A guide to developing individualized training programmes for both athletes and fitness enthusiasts. The book may also be used as an undergraduate textbook for courses in resistance training prescription. This second edition has been updated and includes more discussions, tables and figures that introduce recent studies and current research findings on resistance training and physical conditioning.
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Agricultural Literacy Week ~ March 20-24, 2017
- How does the Ag Literacy Week program work?
- About this year's book
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- I want to be a Literacy Volunteer
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- Sponsor a book for your local school
How Does Agricultural Literacy Week (ALW) Work?
In celebration of New York agriculture, volunteers throughout the state will read a book with an agricultural theme to second graders. Students and teachers will also benefit from hands-on lessons and receive follow up activities. The book will be donated to the school or classroom library with a bookplate recognizing the donor and NY Agricultural Literacy Week. 2,000 books were donated last year while thousands of second graders participated in fun and educational activities.
2017 Agricultural Literacy Week begins Monday, March 20th and runs through Friday, March 24th.
Start to Finish the program takes about 30 minutes per classroom.
- Literacy Volunteers work with their county coordinators to set up visits to their local schools.
- Volunteers read to students in first through third grade classrooms.
- Following the reading, volunteers conduct an activity with students and share their experiences in agriculture.
All activity materials are prepared by NYAITC and schools get to keep a copy of the book for their school or classroom library.
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The Grapes Grow Sweet
By Lynne Tuft and Illustrated by Tessa DeCarlo
With the advent of New York's booming grape industries we are proud to feature a book that so wonderfully captures this way of life for over 1,600 family-owned vineyards in our state. New York ranks third nationally in grape production, with 75% of grapes produced being made into grape juice and the other 25% processed into wine and used in the craft beverage industry.
STEM careers and post-secondary opportunities related to the grape industry are also growing in our state; from grape production, research, crop management, processing, tourism, and hospitality. It will be essential for our students to understand the importance of grapes as an economic driver in communities across New York, and develop an awareness for future career possibilities. All lessons, activities, and companion materials are aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards.
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This resource provides the lesson plan information for the featured taste-testing activity for this year, along with vocabulary, domain connections, and alignment to the Common Core Learning Standards.
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Prepare your students for their Agricultural Literacy Week visit by reviewing the vocabulary they will hear in the book.
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The binomial ideal of the intersection axiom for conditional probabilities
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The binomial ideal associated with the intersection axiom of conditional probability is shown to be radical and is expressed as an intersection of toric prime ideals. This solves a problem in algebraic statistics posed by Cartwright and Engström.
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Not very long ago Google announced about "Digital Wallet" leveraging on Near Filed Communication. Some retail store are also figuring out how you can use Augmented Reality and Face Recognition technology to auto-debit money from the customer's account to enhance shopping experience.
However these technologies are still pretty unstable when you combine it with m-Commerce or e-Commerce. But one thing that's unique about an user would be his thumb impression or palm impression. So bringing it into mobile applications would not only solve the issue of payment in retail but checkin to airports (which already some airports have tried).
Fujitsu has manufactured a system called PalmSecure that requires no hardware on the user side. The technology work just by waving your hand in front of the detector. It identifies the users and make payment on their behalf. Very useful for priority customers or gold customers in retail. Same thing can be applied to business class passenger in airlines enriching their boarding experience.
PalmSecure is a identification / security scheme that falls under the umbrella of biometrics. Examples of other biometric identifiers are fingerprint, voice, SIRI, face recognition etc. PalmSecure is uniquely unobtrusive as it requires the same gesture required to use an NFC phone wallet or to swipe a credit card, only you don't have to have anything on your person to make it work.
Few organizations have adopted it already as a trial to replace Single Sign On to access to their enterprise systems. I am thinking of ordering some of these devices and try to see if you can connect it to an iPad which then can control anything starting from opening the door of a car to give me my medical history for last 6 months.
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A strange structure is found in Mongolia. Is it the lost tomb of Genghis Khan? Bizarre rings in Spain could lead to the lost city of Atlantis. A huge floating island is on a collision course with New Zealand. Just what on earth are they?
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Of the year/
With playoff teams choking/
And Ricky still smoking/
Hey, don't throw that beer/
It's the most blunder-filled time/
Of the year
Clearly some folks got into that spiked eggnog way too early. What were they thinking? Oh, the inanity.
Blame the Minnesota Vikings' descent into momentary madness for this meditation on dopey decisions. A week ago, Mike Tice — with his team once again teetering at fragility's edge — spoke of a desire for the then-vacant coaching job at the University of Washington. He should have applied at Skidmore, because that's what his team does.
The Vikings blew a 10-0 lead to the Seattle Seahawks, the acknowledged masters of that sullen art, in a 27-23 loss. They began a comeback that should have succeeded simply because everyone else's does, but they short-circuited it with the decision to have Randy Moss throw an option pass from the Seattle 20.
Emphasize "option" here. Moss could have run out of bounds or thrown the ball away. Instead he fired into double coverage and the ensuing interception pretty much sealed Minnesota's fifth loss in seven games.
As a tactical move, this wins the Oscar for its starring role in It's a Blunderful Life. But the Vikings won't be alone waiting for a statue in the shape of a bonehead.
There's Joe Gibbs. He traded for the remains of Mark Brunell and forked over an $8.6 million signing bonus for the new leader of a Redskins renaissance. Then he stuck with him well past the point of failure, to Patrick Ramsey's detriment. Washington (4-9) ranks ninth or worse in the NFC in 14 of 17 offensive categories.
There's Dennis Green, who conducted his own Saturday night massacre by benching Josh McCown. Granted, McCown hadn't sparkled but the Arizona Cardinals owned a 4-5 record and, in the abysmal NFC West, remained in contention. Green went with Shaun King, then rookie John Navarre, and then rediscovered McCown. The Cardinals (4-9) may not win again.
There's Tom Coughlin. Borrowing from Green's playbook, the New York Giants coach benched Kurt Warner for Eli Manning with the team 5-4 and chasing a playoff berth. The saucer-eyed Manning (one touchdown pass, six interceptions, 0-4 in starts) got hooked in a beating by the Baltimore Ravens but Coughlin indicated he would stay with him. For Manning, Coughlin said, this is "is priceless experience and it doesn't come without pain." Six consecutive losses? Ow.
What is the path to a more sensible vision? Perhaps these coaches need a visit from three spirits. Or maybe they should stay completely away from the spirits.
Berry Christmas:
Maybe the holiday will come early for Arizona Cardinals defensive end Bertrand Berry. NFL players and coaches vote next week for the Pro Bowl, and Berry, a seven-year veteran, will be selected for the first time if there's any justice.
Berry had 11½ sacks for the Denver Broncos last year in his breakout season and did not get the votes. He signed with the Cardinals as a free agent and leads the NFC with 12 sacks. Not bad for a guy who was out of football in 2000.
"It's kind of an unwritten rule you don't go your first big year. This is my second and I've exceeded what I did last year. So I feel I deserve to go," Berry says.
Berry has meant more than sacks to the Cardinals. Their ability to sign him and his belief that the club will turn around under Green augur well for a team that is 4-9 but could have been much better.
"We lost four games that could have gone either way, and with those four as wins we'd be leading the division," Berry says. "You have to make the plays down the stretch. We're not that far off from making some noise down here."
"Any offensive lineman will tell you they would trade 10 pancake blocks for one touchdown catch." — Atlanta tight end Alge Crumpler, on the difference between blocking and receiving.
Extra points:
Eric Johnson's 69 receptions are an ongoing club record for tight ends for San Francisco. He could be the first tight end to lead the club in receptions since Ted Kwalick did it in 1973 with 47. Pro Bowl? ... Tampa Bay has 19 players with at least one reception, including quarterback Brian Griese.


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I am one of those out of town investors who came in unfortunately during the downturn four years ago and did so because Memphis showed so many "diamonds in the rough" waiting to be cut and shine. The previous Mayor WH was on a course to completely destroy those assets and their potential. Mayor Wharton has done a fantastic job changing the future of Memphis. The improvements started out slowly and subtly, but when I fly in I notice the whole makeup of those on the plane is so different. Not many fat slobs and a lot more business people embarking on this new course. IT IS HAPPENING!
Unbelievable. I am an outside investor in delapdated apartments that I am rebuilding in the Midtown / hospital area and was ready to bail out on everything I have been trying to do, until AC Wharton became mayor and showed me what a difference ONE person can do. I am not political whatsoever, just an investor who comes to Memphis once a month.
To me, Memphis was always a "diamond in the rough" uncut, but with great potential. AC is making the right cuts and within 2 years, the town will have a completely different image, look and feel. Memphis will be relevant. The reason Mary is CRITICAL is because the Mayor needs to promote and control the image, not these other self inflicted, so called city groups Chamber etc.
RIGHT ON AC. I am with you.
The ZOOKEEPER "look for the statues"
Uh how about jobs? This city has so many poor people who don't even want to work so rents are nothing, leading to abandonment and waiting for a better day, which hasn't come yet was always promised. I am an apartment owner who can't even get a decent contractor to bid on my work and the ones that do come out HAVE NO CREDENTIALS. Some worked for 3 days and made off with a few thousand bucks at a clip.
You can't squeeze one end without expecting a turd out the other.
finally closer to reality. Best news yet. With the county gone, a deal can actually be made and put Memphis back on the map in a positive way.
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A steady decline in the overall honeybee population year to year is a growing problem worldwide. The decreasing bee population could contribute to a dramatic increase in commodity prices for goods dependent upon pollination by honeybees. Researchers continue to study the decline as beekeepers are struggling to keep their colonies and their profits alive.
Terrence Ingram considers himself a naturalist. He said he's best able to commune with the natural world around him at the center of a swarm of bees. "I love beekeeping. It's one of God's greatest miracles."
Since 1954, Ingram has raised tens of thousands of honeybees in managed colonies behind his house in rural Apple River, Illinois.
"We had 250 hives at one time. We sold five, six tons of honey a year," said Ingram.
But that amount is dwindling. "Now we're down to about probably four tons." And that's not because the 73-year-old Ingram is slowing down, but because he says there are fewer bees producing honey, something he blames on the use of insecticides and herbicides in the farmland surrounding his property. The gradual decline in his bee population began in 1996.
"Every three weeks that summer, they were spraying with the airplane, and by the end of the year, I didn't have any of my 250 hives left," he said.
This phenomenon caught the attention of researchers like Purdue University entomology Professor Christian Krupke.
"There have been similar reports from Europe in the past, and so we looked into it a little bit further from the point of view of wondering first of all what is killing these bees, and second how are these bees acquiring whatever this toxic chemical is," said Krupke.
There are many reasons for the worldwide bee decline, not just insecticides.
But in this instance, Krupke and his colleagues focused on insecticides known as neonicotinoids that adhere to the seeds as they are planted in the ground, rather than from spraying above.
"The two compounds that kept coming up when we tested these dead bees were the pesticides clothianidin and thiamethoxam. Those are insecticides that are applied to corn seed. The key route for those acute bee kills that we have seen in past years and again this year is the planter exhaust. The talc that contacts seed and then is exhausted," said Krupke.
About 30 years ago, there were about 4 million of these kind of managed bee colonies throughout the United States. Today, there are less than 2 million, and researchers say that's due in part to the introduction of these insecticides.
"Can we get by without neonicotinoids insecticides in these field crops? I think we can. I believe we have data that show that we can. So that's maybe something that's a little more promising as far as reducing the stress on the honeybee population," said Krupke.
In December, the European Union plans to ban the use of certain insecticides researchers linked to bee deaths. But no such restrictions are planned in the United States. For Illinois beekeeper Ingram, some of the damage already done is permanent.
"We've got many beekeepers who have quit, just gone out of business because they can't succeed," he said.
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Dill Sour Cream Scones
Recipe by Jellyqueen
I read cookbooks like library books. I found this today while reading through a cookbook I have had for almost 10 years. I haven't tried it yet, but plan to try it in the very near future. I think these would be wonderful with a warm bowl of soup.
Top Review by ReeLani
I made these recently to have with some soup. I love dill and so was looking forward to them. I found the texture, however, to be unlike any scone I've ever made before and not really to my taste. I think that's because of the 2 eggs in the recipe, something not normally found in scones. They were somewhere between a muffin and a biscuit. Though the dill flavor was nice, that texture was the deciding factor in my giving a rare 2 star review. If you don't normally care for scones, this might be the scone recipe for you.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill or 1 teaspoon dried dill weed
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 425 F.
- Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
- Cut in butter with pastry blender or 2 knives until mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
- Beat eggs in small bowl.
- Add sour cream and dill to egg and beat until well combined.
- Stir into flour mixture and mix until it forms a soft dough that pulls away from the side of the bowl.
- Turn out onto well-floured surface.
- Knead dough 10 times by folding the dough in half, folding toward you and then pressing dough away from you with the heels of your hands, make a quarter turn and repeat.
- Roll dough out, with lightly floured rolling pin, until it measures 9X6 inches.
- Cut dough into 6 (3 inch) squares.
- Cut each square diagonally in half, making 12 triangles.
- Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet.
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James Overstreet and I just witnessed a textbook Aaron Martens move. He used his electronics to target a bass and then put a drop shot Roboworm right in its face to entice a strike. It was a smallmouth bass, the first we've seen him catch in the Black River, and it went in his livewell. However, it helped only by an ounce or two.
Martens said he's got only 10 pounds. He has probably caught 20 bass today. The action has picked up again in the last 15 minutes, but all the others he's caught in that time weren't even close to being keepers.


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Thu., Feb. 14, 2013, 6 a.m.
Day after OSU
FROM PULLMAN -- Another close game, another loss for Washington State. Have we written that before? Well, this one was a little different, given the absence of WSU's starting point guard. Anyway, we have links and thoughts, so read on.
If you're of the opinion that the loss of Reggie Moore has been one of this team's biggest problems this season, then you must also know how critical the absence of Mike Ladd was on Wednesday night -- especially against a team that likes to press and trap the way Oregon State did. Now, Ladd has had his troubles in that area too -- the Oregon game comes to mind -- but it's probably fair to say that following a 1-point loss at home to a team the Cougars beat on the road, Ladd likely could have -- would have, even -- made the difference between winning and losing. ... With the loss, WSU is assured of a non-winning conference record for the fifth consecutive season. The Cougars are also now alone in last place at 2-10, with Utah and Oregon State a game ahead at 3-9. ... A note that didn't make it into my story last night: WSU's 14 3-pointers set a school record for most in a conference game. ... Anyway, here's our game story focusing on Ladd's absence, as well as our capsule looking at the weekend, our tale of the tape blog post and a post with video of the postgame interviews provided by WSU Athletics and this note about Bryce Leavitt's play in our area notebook. ... We had a brief note on the official hire of WSU's new linebackers coach. ... Howie Stalwick covered the game for the Kitsap Sun and filed this story. ... Vince Grippi tried to walk out of Cougar Country without his iPad at about 5 p.m. yesterday, but remembered at the last second, then drove to Beasley and wrote this story about the game for the Oregonian. ... WSU's next opponent, Oregon, handled Washington in a 65-52 win in Seattle last night. ... Obligatory wacky Mike Leach note.
Around the Pac-12 ... The other conference game last night was a mild surprise, as Utah knocked off Arizona State, 60-55. ASU guard Jahii Carson struggled. The loss could prove costly to ASU's tournament hopes. ... Arizona and Colorado will meet tonight for the first time since the controversial finish in Tucson (7 p.m., Pac-12 Networks). Sabbatino Chen will forever be "that guy." The Buffaloes say they're ready for the rematch. ... California continues its attempt to claw back into the NCAA tournament picture with a game against UCLA (6 p.m., ESPN2). UCLA's bench might not be deep, but it's been effective. ... USC has played faster and better under interim coach Bob Cantu. The Trojans play at Stanford tonight (8 p.m., ESPNU). ... John Canzano doesn't think much of the Pac-12 this season.
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Mumbai, July 11: Mumbai's Surya Kumar Yadav has been named as the captain of India Under-23 team for the ACC Emerging Teams Cup to be held in Singapore from August 17 to 25.
BCCI's junior selection committee, headed by Chandrakant Pandit, picked the squad in Mumbai today. They also announced the India Under-19 team for Sri Lanka tour (July 23 to August 8).
Vijay Zol will lead India U-19 with Sanju Samson as his deputy.
In the ACC Emerging Teams Cup, India are in Group A with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nepal. Group B comprises of Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, UAE and Singapore.
India Under-23 Squad for the ACC Emerging Teams Cup
Surya Kumar Yadav (captain), KL Rahul (vice-captain), Kaustubh Pawar, Ankit Bawane, Unmukt Chand, Ashok Menaria, Manpreet Juneja, Smit Patel, Prashant Chopra, Jasprit Bumrah, Sandeep Warrier, Harshal Patel, Akshar Patel, Sandeep Sharma, Baba Aparajith.
India teams for the tour of Sri Lanka (Under-19) in July and August
India will play two four-day games and three one-day games on the tour.
India U-19 team for four-day games
Vijay Zol (captain), Sanju Samson (vice-captain, wicketkeeper), Akhil Herwadkar, Shreyas Iyer, Mohammed Saif, Karan Viradia, Shubham Khajuria, D Nischal, Ankush Bains, Atul Singh, Pankaj Jaiswal, Ateet Seth, CV Milind, Aamir Gani, Kuldeep Yadav.
India U-19 team for 3 ODIs
Vijay Zol (captain), Sanju Samson (vice-captain, wicketkeeper), Akhil Herwadkar, Sarfaraz Khan, Ricky Bhui, Deepak Hooda, Abhimanyu Lamba, Rishi Arothe, Mohammed Saif, Shubham Khajuria, Ankush Bains (wicketkeeper), Atul Singh, Ateet Seth, Aamir Gani, Kuldeep Yadav.