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Old place names can indicate which gods were worshipped in certain geographical areas. For example, Tissø in West Zealand and Tyrseng at Viby in Jutland, are named after the god Týr. Týr was the god of war, but also god of the assembly or "ting", where legal proceedings and meetings were held. Therefore Tyrseng may have been a location for assemblies.
There are also places in Denmark which are named after Odin. The Vikings did not use Odin's name indiscriminately. It was reserved for places of special significance. Onsholt in Aarhus is one such place. Onsholt is a shortening of Odin's Holt, which means "Odin's Wood". We know from written sources that the Odin cult demanded human and animal sacrifices. Both animals and people may have been hung at Onsholt. Odin was the god of the upper classes and was primarily worshipped by magnates and warriors.
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LAURINBURG, NC—The St. Andrews men's basketball team overcame a poor shooting first half by connecting on 50-percent of its shots in the final 20 minutes to defeat Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference rival Coker College, 61-54, on Monday night in Harris Court.
The Knights snapped a two-game skid and improved to 10-10 overall and 8-7 in the CVAC. SAPC's eight conference wins is the most since the program won 11 in 1999-2000. The Cobras fell to 5-16 and 4-11.
In an ugly first half, St. Andrews went 8-for-30 (26.7%) from the field and 2-for-13 (15.4%) from the three-point arc. However, Coker did not fair much better converting on 9-of-25 (36.0%) attempts. Neither team could pull out to more than a three-point lead in the first half while a sophomore Ryan Fulwood (Cummings, GA) jumper gave the Cobras a slim 23-21 advantage at halftime.
The Knights found better shots in the second half by connecting on 12-of-24 field goals and dishing out nine of their 13 assists in the second stanza.
Trailing by three, a freshman Taylor Hukill (Raleigh, NC) layup sandwiched between two made 3-pointers by Fulwood propelled Coker into a five point lead, 40-35, with 9:35 remaining. A trey, a steal and then a long pull-up jumper by junior Knight Bobby Short (Charlotte, NC) in a 27 second span tied the game at 42 apiece.
With the physical play escalating, matching technical fouls were called on St. Andrews' Joseph Gripper (Charlotte, NC) and Coker's Mark Duncan (Graham, TX). A minute later with everything deadlocked at 44-44; Gripper starts a 17-10 run over the final seven minutes by drilling a three-pointer. The Knights made 9-of-14 free throws in the last three minutes to preserve the seven-point victory.
Gripper, Short, and senior Chad Eichelberger (Austell, GA) each bucketed 10 points for the Knights. Eichelberger completed the double-double with a game-high 13 boards while adding four assists and four blocks.
Fulwood led the Cobras with a game-high 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting including five from downtown. Senior Michael Pierce (Whiteville, NC) scored nine points to go along with his team-high 11 boards.
St. Andrews entertains CVAC foe Lees-McRae College on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. while Coker visits Limestone on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.


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|Table of Contents
|Executive Summary (Stand-Alone)
|Preface: A Vision of e-Health Benefits for All
|Executive Summary
|Chapter 1. Introduction
|Chapter 2. Mapping Diversity to Understand Users' Requirements for e-Health Tools
|Chapter 3. Assessing the Evidence Base for e-Health Tools for Diverse Users
|Chapter 4. Strategic Factors in Realizing the Potential of e-Health
|Chapter 5. Partnerships for Meaningful Access
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|Appendix 4. A Comparison of Internet Use and Health Status of Populations That Experience Health Disparities
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Appendix 4. A Comparison of Internet Use and Health Status of Populations That Experience Health Disparities (Part 9)
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Pew Internet & American Life Project
Data from the 2002–2003 Pew Internet & American Life Project's Daily Internet Tracking Survey were used to construct the Internet use profiles presented in the charts. The datasets that were analyzed include all cases of completed surveys aggregated for 2002 (n=25,908) and March through August 2003 (n=20,871).1 The sample for the survey is a random digit sample of telephone numbers selected from telephone exchanges in the continental United States. Respondents were English-speaking adults older than age 18 and living in the continental United States. (In the most recent Pew Research Center survey conducted in October/November 2005, respondents were given the opportunity to answer an English-language or Spanish-language questionnaire. Of 271 Hispanics, 110 chose the Spanish option and 161 chose English.) Sample data are weighted based on demographic weighting parameters derived from the most recently available U.S. Census Bureau's Current Population Survey. This produces population parameters for the demographic characteristics of adults age 18 or older who live in households that contain a telephone.
Select questions were chosen from the survey instrument to analyze computer/Internet use, Internet activities, locations of access, and the frequency of Internet use from home. For the purposes of this document, the activities of going online to access the Internet and sending or receiving e-mail were used to determine which respondents were Internet users. This classification was based on the respondent pool that answered "yes" to the question, "Do you use a computer at the workplace, home, or anywhere else on at least an occasional basis?" Cross-tabulation of the selected questions by the various population groups was the main method of analysis. In the latest Pew Research Center survey conducted in October/November 2005, Pew used two questions to determine if someone was an Internet user: "Do you use the Internet, at least occasionally?" and "Do you send or receive e-mail, at least occasionally?"
DATA2010 is an interactive database system developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics, Health Promotion Statistics Division, which contains the most recent monitoring data for tracking Healthy People 2010. The data are updated quarterly. Data used in this document were obtained from the January 2004 edition.
DATA2010 also includes a set of measures relevant for tracking progress for the HealthierUS initiative. HealthierUS is the national initiative to ensure that Americans live longer, better, and healthier lives. The initiative focuses on reducing the burden of disease and addressing lifestyle choices that will foster healthy behaviors through personal and social responsibility.
Data on the following health topics are presented in this appendix:
Healthy People 2010 Population Group Table
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Healthy People 2010. 2nd ed. With understanding and improving health and objectives for improving health. 2 vols. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, November 2000.
aA UA is an area consisting of a central place(s) and adjacent urban fringe that together have a minimum residential population of at least 50,000 people and generally an overall population density of at least 1,000 people per square mile of land area.
1The 2003 dataset was only used for data on disability status, as disability status was not included in the 2002 dataset.
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The Philadelphia Union (10-8-9, 39 pts.) enter the week fourth in the Eastern Conference. They are 1-2-2 in their last five games with their last win coming at home against D.C. United on Aug. 10, 2-0. Leading the way offensively are youngster Jack McInerney and veteran Conor Casey with 10 and nine goals, respectively. Meanwhile, Sebastien Le Toux has been the primary supplier of assists with a team-high 12. Amobi Okugo, a regular on the back line for the Union, will miss the match while serving a two-game suspension due to yellow card accumulation and a red card he received in Philadelphia's 5-1 loss against the New England Revolution on Aug. 25.
Miscellaneous Notes
Earthquakes Leaders vs. Philadelphia Union
Chris Wondolowski has one goal and one assist in five matches and Steven Lenhart has four goals in three appearances. Goal keeper Jon Busch is 3-1-1 with two shutouts.
Lenhart, Gordon Moving Up All-Time Goals List
Steven Lenhart and Alan Gordon haven't been with the Earthquakes for long, but they've both made significant impacts during their brief stints in San Jose. Alan Gordon is No. 8 all-time with 18 goals in 42 games. Meanwhile, Lenhart is tied with Ryan Johnson for No. 9 on the list with 17 goals in 55 games. Jeff Baicher is No. 7 on the list with 20 goals while Chis Wondolowski tops everyone with 72 goals in 128 games.
March to 200 Continues
The Earthquakes are two wins away from their 200th as an MLS club. San Jose secured their 100th win on July 19, 2003 against D.C. United when the Earthquakes won 2-1. Manny Lagos scored the game winner in the 54th minute.
CONCACAF Champions League Schedule
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Wednesday, Aug. 7 – Earthquakes 0, Montreal Impact 1 at Saputo Stadium
Wednesday, Aug. 28 – 7 p.m. PT – San Jose Earthquakes at CD Heredia (Guatemala)
Tuesday, Sept. 17 – 7 p.m. PT – Montreal Impact at San Jose Earthquakes
Wednesday, Oct. 23 – 7 p.m. PT – CD Heredia at San Jose Earthquakes
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Despite making the 600-mile trek to and from Morgantown, and bringing owner Jeffrey Lurie along for the ride, Chip Kelly and Howie Roseman didn't have much to say about their private workout of West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith.
"Obviously, he's an impressive guy," Roseman said Wednesday, two days after the Eagles brass checked out the top-rated draft prospect.
Impressive enough to be a top ten pick?
"You're going through the process, you're trying to get as much information as possible," said Roseman, who has the No. 4 overall pick. "I can't comment on anybody else's draft board and at this point I can't comment on ours."
The Eagles currently have five quarterbacks on their roster – Michael Vick, Nick Foles, Dennis Dixon, Trent Edwards and G.J. Kinne – but none are considered Kelly's likely quarterback of the future.
So naturally, there has been speculation that the Eagles will select a quarterback at some point in the draft, whether it's Smith in the first round or someone like Matt Scott of Arizona, who the Birds worked out in Philadelphia this week, in one of the latter rounds.
"We're going to look at anybody and everybody to see if we can win games," Kelly said. "Does that mean we're going to draft a quarterback in the draft? I don't know."
Smith is likely to be the first quarterback drafted, but there is some dispute among analysts over where he will be taken. Some believe he's a top ten talent. Others think the 6-foot-2, 218-pounder is a late-round pick, although a quarterback-desperate team could take him much earlier.
The Eagles were probably doing their due diligence in traveling to Morgantown, but Lurie's unusual presence suggested that the team is either very interested in Smith or were sending out a smokescreen.
"I don't know that we want to get into specifics about who's coming to the trips with us," Roseman said when asked about Lurie tagging along. "We're going to see a lot of people here in the next few weeks. We're going to make sure that we get as much information as possible to make the No. 4 pick in the draft the right one for the Philadelphia Eagles."


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The application and enrollment processes can be further eased for parents by not unduly limiting access to application and enrollment forms. Rather than providing parents with only one original form per eligible student, or making forms available at only one location in the district—which may be difficult for parents to access—districts are encouraged to make forms available widely throughout the community. For example, in addition to including forms with the notices that go out to parents, districts have made forms available at eligible school sites and in local libraries, and have put a downloadable version of the form online at district and school Web sites. Districts that do so should clearly specify which parents are eligible to enroll and remind parents to fill out only one form per child.
Involving SES providers (SES only). SES providers can play a key role in spreading the word about SES, and districts should consider giving providers access to enrollment forms to assist in signing students up for services.
Making it work
In giving providers access to enrollment forms, districts should clearly delineate each entity's responsibilities. While providers can play important roles in distributing and collecting enrollment forms, responsibility for processing and approving SES enrollment requests for eligible students will remain with the district. Districts should also consider setting expectations for providers' use of the forms. For instance, a district might instruct providers to distribute forms only while enrollment windows are open and could make recommendations as to the locations most appropriate for making forms available to parents.
At any rate, districts need not flatly deny providers access to enrollment forms on the supposition that it may create an uneven playing field among providers, or on the basis of past improper use of forms in isolated instances. Rather, a district could use access to forms as an opportunity to foster equitability and propriety among providers.
For more information on involving SES providers in parent outreach, see "Relying on SES providers" above on p. 17.
Preserving student and family privacy (SES only). Unless it has obtained prior written consent from parents, a district may not disclose the identity of students eligible for (or receiving) SES to providers or other parties or organizations that may wish to participate in the enrollment process. If a district is not able to obtain such consent from parents of all eligible students, concerns about student and family privacy still need not cause the district to bar the greater community from helping to provide information about SES. Districts may make general information about SES-including general, non-student specific application forms-available to SES providers and others who wish to assist in signing students up for services. To help ensure that information about SES is targeted to eligible students, districts could consider giving providers and others lists of schools at which SES must be offered to eligible students.
Moreover, districts should not prohibit providers from sharing information about their services with the general public, and may choose to assist providers in this effort in order to lessen concerns about preserving student privacy. For instance, a district could offer to mail providers' program literature. In this case, providers could give the district their materials in stamped envelopes, which the district could then address to parents of eligible students and mail on the providers' behalf. The district should take care, however, that its mailing of materials does not in any way constitute an endorsement of any provider.
For more information about disclosure of student information and involving others in the enrollment process, see Supplemental Educational Services Non-Regulatory Guidance, F-8-10, in Additional Resources at the end of this handbook.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The pilots flying an F-16 fighter jet that went down near Luke Air Force Base in suburban Phoenix reported hitting a bird shortly after takeoff, the Air Force general who commands their base said Thursday.
The two pilots, who were practicing landings and takeoffs at the base Wednesday evening, ejected safely and the fighter crashed in a farm field near the base.
"Shortly before the accident the pilot reported a bird strike," Brig. Gen. Mike Rothstein told reporters at the base 15 miles west of Phoenix.
The plane had just taken off when the pilots reported hitting a bird and the engine in the plane malfunctioned, 56th Operations Group commander Col. John Hanna said. They had little time to react.
"It sounds like they did a good job, the airplane didn't hit anybody or anything and they both survived with what I know is no injuries," Hanna told The Associated Press. "It's about as good as it gets when you have any kind of accident where you destroy an airplane."
Base spokeswoman Lt. Candice Dillitte said there's nothing to indicate a fleet-wide problem with the jets, but the Air Force will investigate the cause. The Air Force has more than 1,000 of the single-engine fighters.
The base, 15 miles west of Phoenix in Glendale, is the world's largest F-16 pilot training base and had 138 F-16s before Wednesday's crash. An instructor and a student were flying the jet that crashed.
The base is getting ready to transition to the military's new F-35 fighter. The Air Force announced Thursday it would receive three additional squadrons, bringing the total to 144 within about 10 years. The first plane is set to arrive next spring.
Witnesses said they heard the jet's engine sputtering and popping just before the plane went down. Photos posted on Twitter showed civilians helping two male pilots alongside a freshly plowed field.
Rothstein said the fact that the jet came down in farmland wasn't an accident. Glendale and other nearly cities have worked with the state to maintain open space around the base despite the rapid urbanization of the area.
Any engine problem shortly after takeoff is extremely dangerous and the pilots needed to react quickly, Hanna said.
"Certainly low altitude ejections are some of the more harrowing things that can happen, because you're close to the ground and a lot of things have to happen in a hurry in order for all of the ejection process to occur successfully," Hanna said. "You end up on the ground, able to stand, gather your gear and walk to the nearest pickup truck that's got some water sitting in it. So this worked out pretty well."
Bird strikes can severely damage jet engines. US Airways Flight 1549 lost both engines shortly after takeoff from LaGuardia Airport after hitting birds in January 2009 but landed safely on the Hudson River.
An inspector general's audit last year criticized the Federal Aviation Administration for not doing enough to stop bird strikes. The report cited a five-fold increase in bird strikes over the last two decades, from 1,770 reported in 1990 to 9,840 reported in 2011, due in part to growing bird populations. The strikes have led to at least 24 deaths and 235 injuries in the United States since 1988.


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Correspondence from Electronic Arts to an ex-employee has revealed how the publisher attempts to enforce confidentiality agreements and maintain control over company secrets long after staff have left the company.
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As much as I love Mass Effect and Battlefield, EA is just not healthy for the gaming industry. They have systematically bought and dismantled so many development teams over the years, their PR department does the OPPOSITE of what a PR department is supposed to do, and I highly doubt any of the big execs have ever touched a game with any serious interest.
How is that even considered lawful. Once your contract is terminated, it's terminated, you are no longer bound by the companies edicts. Once they stop paying you they can't by law enforce their rules on you.
Well I continue to vote with my wallet.
I never touched origin and I never will and as good as some of their games may be - I'm not spending a cent on them.
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Campaigners from the London Palestine Action group yesterday occupied the central London offices of Airbus to protest its links with Israeli arms company Israeli Aerospace Industries and the Israeli military.
Staff were unable to arrive for work and senior executives agreed to meet the campaigners in a bid to end the occupation of the second floor office on the Strand in central London. The occupation lasted more than an hour.
Campaigners are unhappy about Airbus' close ties with Israeli Aerospace Industries, an Israeli state owned company that is a key supplier of drones to the Israeli military. The companies reecently announced their latest joint venture that will see them supplying the German military with drones until 2020.
Drones were widely used in attacks on civilians during the recent Israeli attack on Gaza in which more than 2,100 Palestinians were killed.
The two companies have worked together on other military and commercial ventures, including the development of an "early warning system" for warplanes, and a "semi-robotic pilot controlled vehicle" called Taxibot. Their collaboration also extends to several EU-funded scientific research projects.
Sophie, a member of London Palestine Action, today said:
"By working with Israeli Aerospace Industries to develop a drone that has been used to deliberately attack Palestinian civilians, Airbus is profiting from Israel's war crimes. Companies such as Airbus must stop contributing to the destruction of the Palestinian people. Drones are "field tested" on the Palestinian population before they are marketed to the rest of world."
Last week Palestinian students called a boycott of Barclays bank over its investments in drone manufacturing company Elbit.
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Student team heads to NASA for July flights
A Lamar University student team will fly an experiment aboard a reduced-gravity aircraft in July as part of the "Grant Us Space" program of NASA's National Space Grant Consortium becoming the 12th LU team to experience weightlessness since student flights began in 1995.
The students left today for NASA's Johnson Space Center Ellington Field in Houston to conduct their micro-gravity experiments aboard the modified Boeing 727 aircraft operated by Zero-G Corp.
Each year, undergraduate students have the opportunity to propose, build and fly a reduced-gravity experiment. The teams will conduct the experiments aboard Zero-G's aircraft, a modified Boeing 727, which mimics micro-gravity for 25 to 30 seconds at a time by executing a series of parabolas – a steep climb followed by a rapid descent – in designated airspace over the Gulf of Mexico.
Lamar University's opportunity to participate was the result of the hard work and commitment of the students who put many hours into researching and building their experiments, said George Irwin, assistant professor of physics and the 2011 Distinguished Faculty Lecturer at Lamar. Irwin is serving as faculty supervisor for the team.
The team's experiment concerns the collection of water droplets and mist by electrostatic fields. In a microgravity environment such as that of the Space Shuttle or International Space Station, free floating liquid droplets pose a potential hazard for electrical equipment. Because water is essential to human space travel, a way is needed to control water droplets in reduced gravity conditions to reduce the risk, Irwin said.
Water is highly polar by nature, and highly influenced by electrostatic field gradients. A water drop falling near an electrostatic field under Earth's gravity is drawn toward the field as it falls. The team proposed an experiment to demonstrate that an electrostatic field could be used to manipulate and move water droplets to desired locations under microgravity. If successful, the technology could be used to create a water collection system onboard future spacecraft, Irwin said.
The experimental device the team is building for flight aboard NASA's reduced gravity aircraft this summer is comprised of two sealed containers on either side of a van de Graaf electrostatic generator. The van de Graaf generator can safely create relatively high voltages at low current. One side will dispense varying sizes of water droplets during the periods of microgravity and the other side will dispense sprays of mist. Cameras will record the droplets and mist behavior in the electrostatic field.
"We believe the electric field will polarize the droplets, which will then be attracted via the field gradient to the high voltage electrode," Irwin said.
One additional challenge is that a van de Graaf generator loses effectiveness if it becomes damp, so a thin membrane must shield it, Irwin said.
Jim Jordan, chair of the Department of Earth and Space Sciences echoes Irwin's enthusiasm for the team. "When I brag about our students at NASA, I say they have a calculus book in one hand and a wrench in the other. That's the way I like to think about our students. They are hard working and they come from a background that has a strong work ethic," Jordan said.
All the team members were instrumental in developing the experiment proposal, a lengthy and detailed analysis required by NASA, as well as in building the experiment itself and the safety cage that will contain it when it is on the aircraft.
Students participating in the program are team leader McGarrity Stanley, a physics major from Groves; Justice Lloyd, a biochemistry major and Patrick Todd, a music major, both from Port Neches; Emily McMillon, a chemical engineering major from Lumberton; Aleiya Samad, a chemical engineering major, Erin Clarke, a management information systems major, and Will Sanderson, an electrical engineering major, all from Nederland; Nicholas Allen, a chemical engineering major from Orange; Gabriel Gross, a geology major from Vidor; and Michelle Webb, a dietetics major from Humble.


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The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports on President Bush's visit to Minnesota today, in support of Mark Kennedy's Senatorial campaign. The paper's headline is fair enough: "Bush rejects timetable for troop withdrawal at Minneapolis fundraiser." This excerpt is unintentionally funny:
Bush also ticked off a litany of positive economic indicators and said, "This economy is strong and it's going to be stronger. One reason it's strong is we cut the taxes on people."
Kennedy has been criticized by Democrats for supporting tax cuts for wealthy Americans and budget cuts in programs for the poor.
Hey, if you rely on the Strib for your news, you probably think that's true. My law partner Brian Melendez is the chairman of the DFL party; he got into the act:
State DFL Party Chair Brian Melendez said at a news conference at the Hilton after Bush's speech that he hoped the president would return to Minnesota as frequently as possible on Kennedy's behalf because it would reinforce the idea that Kennedy is a "lapdog of the Bush administration."
Reminds me of the "running dogs of capitalism" speeches we used to get from the Red Chinese. To the Strib's credit, however, the paper gives the last word to our friend Rudy Boschwitz:
Former Sen. Rudy Boschwitz, chairman of the fundraising effort, said Thursday that he was confident of reaching a goal of collecting about $1 million from 800 to 900 donors. Boschwitz said he thought that the protests and counter-events were "just fine" but that protesters eventually will be perceived as on the wrong side of history.
"There were protests outside every time [President Ronald] Reagan came to town, and after the end of his second term, the world was a better and safer place," Boschwitz said. "We're making progress in Iraq. It's not all blood and guts."
I'm not sure, but that may be the first time Strib readers have heard that we are making progress in Iraq. Bush should come here more often.
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If there's anything we've learned from Mr. Cee's much publicized "tranny" encounters, it's that folks in hip-hop still don't know how to have healthy discussions about sexuality. In a tearful confession this morning, the renowned DJ admitted to fibbing about having sexual relations with men after resigning from the station yesterday. "Have I lied about getting sexual fellatio in the car with a transexual? Yes, I have lied about that," said Cee. Check out Twitter's reactions to his emotional admission.


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Older News » Taking a stand against bullyingLast updated 5:07 PM on 16 March 2012
A new website and mobile app have been launched to help parents and students address bullying.
The Bullying, No Way! website includes interactive applications, including a choose- your-own-adventure game for students to learn how to deal with bullying, and videos for parents and students.
The site also includes information on:
- helping your child if they are being bullied
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- getting help and support.
The website and the Take a Stand Together mobile app were launched to coincide with the National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence.
The focus of the day was on recognising the important role parents, families and school communities play in the drive to stop bullying and violence.
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New videos about bullying—dealing with what it is, what to look for and how to help your child—are available on the NSW Public Schools website.
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In part four of our spring position battles series, we'll take a look at tight end and who will replace Jordan Reed. Reed became Jeff Driskel's favorite target last season and led the Gators in receptions (45) and receiving yards (559). Reed's early departure for the NFL leaves the Gators with very little experience at the position. However, what they lack in experience, they make up for in talent.
More and more teams at both the college level and in the NFL are moving towards using more two tight end sets. These sets give the offense flexibility and can create mismatches for the defense. The New England Patriots took the NFL by storm with Rob Gronkowski and former Gator, Aaron Hernandez and college and pro teams alike are trying to mimic that success.
To be as successful as the Patriots have been in this offensive scheme, you need the right personnel. When Florida would line up with both Clay Burton and Jordan Reed on the field, opposing defenses knew exactly what was happening. Reed, who struggles in run and pass protection, would be a receiving threat, while Burton would block. There was no element of surprise. This is not a knock on coach Pease. You have to have the right personnel to make certain offensive schemes work.
The Gators didn't have that personnel in 2012 but they might have it in 2013.
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Clay Burton, Jr.
Burton is hands down the best blocking tight end on Florida's roster. The problem is Burton's route running and hands leave much to be desired. Burton was used exclusively as a blocking tight end in 2012 and he should continue that same role in 2013.
Kent Taylor, So.
Taylor saw limited action as a freshman but is a talented prospect in the same mold as Jordan Reed. Taylor is a vertical threat and at 6'5" should develop into a deadly redzone weapon.
Taylor finished his freshman season with two receptions for five yards and a touchdown.
Colin Thompson, R-Fr
Thompson missed last season due to a foot injury. A 6'4" 256 lb. prospect from Pennsylvania, Thompson might be the most well rounded tight on the roster. He is a mauling blocker who can be effective in both run and pass protection but also possesses soft hands and is a load to bring down in the open field.
Thompson is a player to keep a close eye on as he head into spring practice and inch ever so slowly towards opening day.
Earlier, I alluded to the Gators not having the personnel to be effective in two tight end sets in 2012 but that they could have the right combination next season.
Collin Thompson is the reason the Gators could have the right personnel to make those sets work in 2013.
While Burton is primarily a blocking option and Taylor is more of a receiving threat, Thompson brings a little bit of both to the position. While Burton may be a better blocker and Taylor more of a vertical threat, Thompson is more well rounded and can both block and catch adequately.
Whereas the offense might tip its' hand with Burton or Taylor, Thompson will allow Pease to disguise more on offense.
It will be interesting to see how Thompson rebounds from the foot injury that cost him last season but he's my dark horse candidate to have a breakout season in 2013.


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As we speak of inclusive language a group of people to include are our Gay and Lesbian brothers and sisters in Christ.
So how do we include these people within our community? How do we make them feel not only welcome, but an essential and important part of our lives?
I speak from the view point of a parent. My 29 year old son is a gay man. As I have spent time with my own son, his friends, and many others who are gay this is what I have come to learn:
I have learned that gay men and lesbian women want you to ask them about their life. They want you to ask: How it's going for you? What can I do/we do to make it better for you?
It seems the people within society, within our communities and within the church remain silent. WE don't ask and our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters do not tell. Make no mistake your Silence is exclusion not inclusion.
This is my personal experience:
Once people in my community learned that my son was gay it was as if he had died. I have two other children besides my oldest son and people asked about the other two and never mentioned my son again. Now this may be because they feel awkward, and do not know what to say, so they choose to leave the sensitive topic alone. That's exactly what silence does. It leaves the person alone and on the outside.
Gay and lesbian people listen as their family members, their friends, their co-workers, and their fellow-students talk about their intimate relationships, their dates, and their loved ones. As others share their feelings, gay and lesbian people are denied this opportunity. They listen on the outside. We don't ask and they don't tell.
There are many reasons for this mindset: It is difficult for straight people to grasp the life gay and lesbian people lead. The hardships they face living with their husband or wife on a daily basis…
…Safety issues in a world where senseless hate-crimes happen all too often.
…Legal issues—Did you know many gay and lesbian people travel with a stack of legal documents in case something happens to their partner or to themselves? Sometimes even those documents are not enough to guarantee that they can take care of one another.
Our gay and lesbian friends long to be included in the conversation. They want to be asked about their life, their partners, their fears, their joys and their concerns. Try asking this question: What can I do to help make your life safe, to make your life better? Consider how your actions and support for particular policies can improve their chances to be safe and to gain equality. Each one of us can have an impact on the gay and lesbian community by ending the silence…If we ask they will tell.


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A few remarks on the last post on the blog of Jo Moreau (mind you, the original post of Jo is in French, a fact Newt Gingrich disagrees with.
if you don't mind, i'm going to answer in English, as it's easier for me. It's a bit late, so i'm gonna stick to some loose remarks.
I'm a little surprised the way you characterize my blog, but you're entitled to have your own opinion.
Yes in blogposts i have mentioned several times the amount of money several people received. To which you add "très imprécises ou exprimées au conditionnel", a fact i disagree with: i often have mentioned exact amounts of money, and have always provided a source for that. You do not 'accuse' people of receiving funding without having a source (and i have criticized people who do make such accusations).
The amount of money people receive matters, yet sometimes does not matter at the same time. As said on Lucia's and Twitter, i think the Heartlandgate-affair is uninteresting, from the point of view a think thank paying people isn't any new info, is it ? Yes, there are a few people in the climate debate i consider to be dishonest (and no, i will not give names, because i cannot 'proof' it) but that list of people is short, very short (10, maybe 20 people, not more).
All other sceptics, even the ones receiving money, i suppose to be honest, yet (of course) i consider them to be biased and wrong, an opinion that is based on science, not money.
As i have explained many times, i think the corporate money is given to people spreading a message favourable for companies, without automatically implying corruption, rather being a form of symbiosis. Nevertheless, i think it doesn't harm to mention who received which amount of money, because the money can create a depencia-bias, as happened with the Dutch Edmund Burke Foundation, which spent more time in lobbying for the pharmaceutical industry than focussing on its initial goal: studying liberalism.
But the funding-problem gets fishy when someone denies receiving certain funding, while documents proof black on white the person DID receive funding. In that case personally I do get suspicious. Fred Singer did make statements about his funding which seem to be in conflict with reality
I take notice of your use of the phrase "climate orthodoxy", though i will not hide i don't like the use of such sloganesque meaningless phrases, being nothing more than an expression of emotion, rather than thought. I think such language is nothing but a tool to dehumanize a person and his/her position, and to avoid having to deal with facts, instead of emotion. Moreover, i'm pretty sure you will fail to translate the word to the concrete position i'm taking in the climate debate. It seems to be a strawman-argumentation.
Your remark a consensus is a political statement, not a scientific one isn't entirely true. It takes some philosophy of science, but the fact there's no such thing as a positive proof, the acceptance of a scientific theory depends –always!- on a consensus.


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Makes About 32 Springrolls
Find this recipe and more in Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!.
2 teaspoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Vegetable Magic®
1 teaspoon ground ginger
½ teaspoon yellow mustard seeds, whole
¼ cup vegetable oil
1½ cup finely chopped onions
1 cup finely chopped carrots
¾ cup finely chopped celery
½ pound minced pork
¼ cup mirin (Japanese rice wine)
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons oyster sauce
1 tablespoon minced ginger
1 tablespoon minced garlic
2 teaspoons white sugar
12 ounces finely chopped shrimp
3 tablespoons all purpose flour
½ cup finely chopped green onions
1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
32 lumpia wrappers or springroll wrappers (about 10-inch diameter)
1 egg white, lightly beaten
¼ cup black sesame seeds
¼ cup white sesame seeds
vegetable oil, for frying
how to prepare
Combine the first six ingredients in a small bowl to make the Seasoning Mix and set aside.
Heat the oil in a large skillet over high heat, about 2 minutes. Add the onions, carrots and celery and stir well. Cook, stirring frequently, until onions are translucent, about 3 minutes. Add the pork and Seasoning Mix. Cook, stirring frequently and breaking up the meat until the pork is no longer pink, about 3 minutes. Add the mirin, soy sauce, oyster sauce, ginger, garlic and sugar. Stir well until combined, then add the shrimp. Continue to cook and stir until shrimp are half cooked, about 2 minutes. Add the flour and stir in until dissolved. Add the green onions and sesame oil. Stir until evenly mixed, then remove from heat.
Spread the mixture in a thin layer on a sheet pan and refrigerate until cold.
Spread a ½-inch diameter line of filling onto one lumpia/springroll wrapper. Start rolling the wrapper tightly into a cylinder about 3/8 inch diameter. If the wrapper is large, cut off the excess and discard. Seal the edge of the roll with egg white. Brush the outside of the roll lightly with egg white. Sprinkle the outside of the roll lightly with black and white sesame seeds.
In a deep fryer (or in a skillet with 1-inch of oil), fry the springroll in 350°F oil until golden brown and cooked through, 3 to 4 minutes. Serve with Teriyaki Dipping Sauce.
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Kevin Koo: Every war brings a new medical challenge for our veteransBY KEVIN KOO
November 09. 2013 5:39PM
I always look up when I arrive for work at the Veterans Affairs hospital in White River Junction. It doesn't matter whether it's an ordinary day and I'm hustling in to check on my patients before I head to the operating room, or it's a special occasion, like this past Fourth of July when the veterans got red, white, and blue t-shirts to wear over their hospital gowns.
I always look up because above the entrance hangs this banner:
"The price of freedom is visible here."
Caring for veterans is a privilege, which for me transcends the personal pride that I still profoundly feel. It's a privilege because for many people of my generation, there has been a certain distance, a kind of insulation from the realities of military conflict. We grew up long after the war in Vietnam had ended, and we were too young to understand Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. We do remember 9/11, of course. We remember the care packages we sent to Afghanistan and the "Support Our Troops" decals we taped on our bumpers. Still, many of us have never known what war means to those who serve or how it shapes their lives after they've retired their uniforms.
Perhaps this is why taking care of veterans feels so important to me. When I look up at the banner, I sense a call to duty and a personal commitment to the men and women whose scars bear witness to their own allegiance, months, years, often decades before. But improving the health of veterans in the 21st century extends beyond treating visible disease. Indeed, in recent years the VA has focused attention on wounds that are less obvious to the eye.
For instance, an evolving understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury in military personnel has led to the development of robust surveillance programs and rigorous research at VA hospitals on better prevention and treatment strategies.
The progress so far is encouraging. When I look through patients' medical records, I see better mental health screening for returning soldiers, more comprehensive psychiatric care, and a growing network of veterans' support groups. An important engine behind these changes has been the systematic collection and analysis of epidemiologic data — trends, statistics, and outcomes that measure how much progress has been made. In public health, as in military tactics, intelligence forms the cornerstone of the campaign. Put another way, defining the problem is part of the solution.
Now servicemembers in Afghanistan are facing a new kind of health threat. The prevalence of improvised explosive devices and shrapnel blasts has resulted in a record number of traumatic injuries to the genitourinary organs — more than three times what was seen in Iraq. These injuries, known as "urotrauma," are especially debilitating because their impact is both visible and invisible. The physical damage to the pelvic organs is challenging to repair, and the risk to reproductive function is apparent for men and women who serve in combat roles. But the less obvious psychological effects of incontinence and infertility can be equally devastating to young veterans. The truth is, the stigmatized nature of urotrauma may have lasting consequences on a veteran's well-being and sense of identity.
As was the case with Agent Orange in Vietnam or depleted uranium during the Gulf War, I believe we share a public responsibility to provide veterans who experience urotrauma with a coordinated approach to front-line medical treatment, surgical reconstruction, and long-term care of injuries sustained in service. But to do this well, we will again need high-quality intelligence. This is why U.S. House bill HR 984, which proposes a national Task Force on Urotrauma led by the Department of Defense in collaboration with the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Health and Human Services, is an important, timely opportunity.
We know that urotrauma in veterans is underreported, understudied and undertreated; HR 984 outlines a coordinated way to identify how service members are physically and psychologically affected by these sensitive injuries and to prepare the military and VA hospitals to deliver more effective prevention and treatment.
As we honor our nation's servicemembers today, we can urge our members of Congress to join the 23 bipartisan sponsors of this bill and support the health of our newest returning veterans. And as we, as a community, reflect on the visible price of freedom, I am reminded that the wounds we cannot see are often the ones we need most to heal.
Kevin Koo of Lebanon is a resident physician in urology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon and the White River Junction, Vt., VA Medical Center.


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The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a.k.a. Berkeley Lab, is embarking on two initiatives—one concerned with low energy use, the other with performance under high-energy conditions—that could have long-range effects on how green building designers and engineers evaluate the performance of tomorrow's most environmentally friendly materials.
On the low-energy side, California-based Berkeley Lab has broken ground on its long-awaited Facility for Low-Energy eXperiments on Buildings (FLEXLAB), which will contain new platforms for scientists, builders, architects and engineers to test a wide variety of building materials for their environmental characteristics. For higher-energy testing, the lab has also created its Advanced Light Source (ALS) mechanical testing rig, which researchers can now use to experiment on ceramic composites under ultrahigh operational temperatures.
Once construction is completed in late 2013, FLEXLAB will allow researchers to experiment with various combinations of building materials as integrated systems under real-word conditions. Materials to be evaluated include windows, walls, access floors, lighting, HVAC systems and other prototype elements. The interior spaces of FLEXLAB can also be reconfigured in separate testing zones or converted into office space, as needed.
"Buildings are responsible for about 40 percent of our nation's greenhouse gas emissions," said Ashok Gadgil, director of Berkeley Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division at the Dec. 7 groundbreaking. "Finding new, advanced building technologies should help us save up to 80 percent on new construction."
The four test beds that are being constructed will form the new exterior portion of FLEXLAB. One test bed designed for solar experiments can be rotated to align with the sun at any angle. Another bed, slated for large spaces and skylights, can include test materials up to two stories high. Two other test beds in an adjacent building were completed last month and are now in the start-up phase.
Altogether, the six test beds in the $16 million FLEXLAB complex will encompass 9,000 square feet of space and will be used to monitor the effects of outdoor weather, airflow and pressure, lighting and glare, and thermal conditions.
Meanwhile, Berkeley Lab's new ALS rig will perform torture tests on ceramic composites at temperatures as high as 1,750 degrees Celsius. Using X-ray computed microtomography, researchers can monitor the growth of microcrack damage to determine the stress limits at which the compounds can retain their integrity and produce a nondestructive 3D image showing details as small as 1 micron across.
Although most of these high-performance ceramics are designed for use in turbines and hypersonic jet engines, they are increasingly being used as green building materials for their increased strength, lighter weight and ability to withstand corrosion from water, chemicals, oxidation and intense heat. Scientists hope the data from the ALS test rig can help produce even tougher, less brittle ceramic composites via the addition of reinforcing microfibers.


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Kellie Pickler & Kelly Bensimon: Dressed To Kilt
Kellie Pickler and Kelly Bensimon walk the runway of the "Dressed To Kilt" Charity Fashion Show at M2 Ultra Lounge on Monday (April 5) in New York City.
Funds from this year's event are being raised for the Wounded Warrior Project, the Paralyzed Veterans of America and the Erskine Hospital in Scotland.
Kellie Pickler's "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" has just been nominated for CMT's Female Video of the Year.
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Do you fancy having an emergency stash of useful apps in your BlackBerry 10 smartphone? Gadget Box is well worth checking out. It's kind of like having a Swiss Army Knife in your handset. The app is made up of eight useful gadgets - some for everyday use and some for when you may be in an emergency situation. They are all pretty cool though.
Lets start with the flashlight. This is something we have seen on BlackBerry for a long time. This version though also has strobing built in and using the adjustable bars on screen you can adjust from a long flash to a quick burst. Maybe handy for signalling where you are or if your car breaks down at night.
Next up is a protractor. I'm never going to use this feature but clearly some people will or it wouldn't be in the app. Then we have a unit converter. There are twelve options for units here ranging from weight to speed. A handy tool to have on your BlackBerry for sure.
We have a compass already on BlackBerry 10 but there is also one in the Gadget Box too. Where things get a little more interesting is that you can activate the native BlackBerry Maps app from the compass and have the two running as one - clever stuff.
I'm a big fan of using a speedometer on my Blackberry while I'm driving and the one in the Gadget Box is pretty sweet. You have two options for viewing the display - one with just numbers and one with some extra graphics which look like a car speedo. It works perfectly I am pleased to say.
Using morse code is not something I'm likely to use but if I was stuck up a mountain It may come in useful. I'm not going up a mountain though! Using it is simple - just key in the text you need and press play. As well as the BlackBerry making the morse sound it also uses the camera flash.
Last but not least is the height feature. This is probably the most clever within the app. If you need to measure something but don't have a tape measure you can use the app. It utilises the camera application and so you point the camera at one edge of the item you wish to measure, take a reading and then do the same at the other end. Gadget Box then asks your approximate distance from the subject and then gives you the result. This feature is really impressive so kudos to the developer.
Gadget Box will set you back $1.99/£1.50 and if you think it would be a handy app to have in case you ever need it I would highly recommend it. It's certainly staying on my Z10.


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The Portable Celeste was an industrial/professional version of the popular Celeste model, housed in a rugged enclosure fitted with a collapsible carrying handle and anodised metal grille - finished in durable hammer grey lacquer. It was suitable for high quality sound reproduction in schools and institutions and for use as a portable monitor speaker. Many Portable Celestes were used by Radio Television Francais for outside broadcast.
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System type: Two-way, bookshelf/stand-mount
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Input Impedance: 15 ohms
Maximum input power: 15W rms, 30W peak
System resonance: 65Hz
Frequency range: 45-20,000Hz
Input connections: Bulgin P 74 (Cannon XLR 3 at extra cost)
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text: Heather Rene Smith is obviously a very sexy model, and former Playboy Platmate. That's not why I posted her photos today though, as really we could have featured her whenever. It was specifically because of that photo above, and the couple related images below, of her on the balance beam. You see, Heather is actually a former gymnast, something which gains more attention every four years when the Olympics come around. Since we'll soon have little pixies on our Television screens making us question whether we're actually pedophiles, I figured I would provide a service by giving you some non-jailbait gymnast tail to gawk at. Feel free to gawk at all 60 images below, as we guarantee she was of legal age when they were shot :


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The dollar fell from a three-week high versus the euro after data showed the U.S. unemployment rate was higher than forecast in December, fueling bets the Federal Reserve won't end its stimulus efforts any time soon.
The euro rose earlier after minutes of the Fed's last meeting showed yesterday the central bank might end its third round of monthly bond purchases under quantitative easing this year. The greenback climbed to the highest against the yen since July 2010 as the Japanese currency headed for its longest weekly losing streak in almost 24 years. Brazil's real and Mexico's peso gained versus their major peers as risk appetite rose.
"I looked at the unemployment report, and I didn't see any improvement," Joseph Trevisani, chief market strategist at WorldWideMarkets Ltd. in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, said in a telephone interview. "Nobody one thinks their policy is going to end any time soon."
The U.S. currency slipped 0.2 percent to $1.3073 per euro at 2:58 p.m. New York time. It appreciated earlier to $1.2998, the strongest level since Dec. 12. The dollar has strengthened 1.1 percent on the week. The U.S. currency gained 1 percent to 88.12 yen and touched 88.41, a 29-month high. The yen slid 1.2 percent to 115.19 per euro.
The Dollar Index, which Intercontinental Exchange Inc. uses to track the U.S. currency, rose 0.1 percent to 80.592 after gaining as much as 0.6 percent.
The U.S. unemployment rate was 7.8 percent after the November figure was revised to that level from a previously reported 7.7 percent. The median forecast for December of economists in a Bloomberg News survey was for 7.7 percent.
"Looking at the unemployment rate, the weakness in that number is clearly dollar-negative because of the Fed's comments on QE3 and the market's expectations around how long that will last," Vassili Serebriakov, a foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas SA in New York, said in a telephone interview.
The Mexican peso and Brazil's real were the biggest winners today among the greenback's 16 most-traded counterparts.
The peso appreciated 0.4 percent to 12.7524 per dollar after earlier falling as much as 0.2 percent. The real strengthened 0.6 percent to 2.0337 per dollar after the FIPE consumer price index increased more than forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists. The gauge rose 0.3 percent to 2.0387 per dollar, the Foundation Economics Research Institute reported.
New Zealand's dollar gained 0.3 percent to 83.06 U.S. cents after falling 0.8 percent earlier. The Canadian dollar appreciated 0.1 percent to 98.67 cents to the greenback after government data showed the unemployment rate unexpectedly declined to a four-year low of 7.1 percent.
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