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English 071
Beginning Reading and Writing Skills
English 071 builds writing skills at the sentence level and improves reading comprehension through the study of nonfiction pre-college level texts. The course also introduces the writing process and the basics of paragraph structure. Units do not apply to the associate degree and the course is offered credit/no-credit only.
The Student Learning Outcomes for English 071 are:
- Employ the basic conventions of English grammar, syntax, mechanics, punctuation, and spelling at the sentence level and identify and correct problems with these in personal writing and in sample exercises
- Compose non-source-based paragraphs utilizing the primary components and be able to distinguish between rhetorical formats
- Demonstrate progress in acquiring basic academic reading skills, especially comprehension and summarizing of subject matter
To achieve the above stated goals, the Course Objectives for English 071 are as follow:
- Recognize different parts of a sentence: subjects, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, conjunctions, and prepositions
- Distinguish between homonyms or frequently confused words
- Identify frequently misspelled words.
- Demonstrate competency in recognizing and correcting agreement errors with subjects, verbs, and pronouns
- Demonstrate competency in recognizing and correcting sentence boundary errors
- Identify three main types of sentences: simple, compound, and complex
- Name and apply rules of punctuation and mechanics
- Compose paragraphs using key elements such as topic sentence, main ideas, supporting details, transitions, and concluding sentence
- Recognize and define a variety of patterns of development in writing such as narration, description, and process analysis
- Define elements of non-fiction such as main ideas and supporting details
- Read actively by making marginal notes (SQ6R & HQR) and marking items for reference
- Use contextual analysis to determine the meanings of words in texts
- Use a dictionary and thesaurus effectively to recognize and define unfamiliar words
- Increase reading rate (speed)


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We stayed here for 2 nights and it is just across the Imperial Palace. Hotel staffs are nice and speak English. Hotel is clean and small just like most hotels in Japan. Wi-fi is available throughout the hotel. It is a 10 to 12 minutes walk to the nearest train station Marutamachi which is 5 km from the city center.... More
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Mexican Embassy offers Spanish courses The Embassy of Mexico in Seoul will offer Spanish classes to students from Aug. 1 to 28. The classes will be 80 minutes long, three times a week. The beginner's class will be from 10-11:20 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, and the intermediate class from 11:30 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. The four-week course, which will take place at the Embassy of Mexico in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, will cost 120,000 won, including textbooks. Both classes will be taught by native Spanish speakers, who are currently teachers here. Students will receive a completion certificate at the end of the course. Those interested can call 798-1694/5 (ext. 305) or email email@example.com for further details. Exhibition to save Gallery Casa del Agua The Mexican Embassy in Seoul, together with Gongpyeong Gallery, Korean Fine Arts Association and Korean Sculptor's Association, opens "Legorreta: Embracing Space" today. The exhibition is at Gallery Casa del Agua on Jeju Island, designed by architect Richard Legorreta in 2009. It is an act of protest by the Mexican community in Korea against landowners trying to demolish the gallery to construct accomodation for the 2012 World Conservation Congress to be held in September. The gallery is highly acclaimed, winning the award for Best Hotel Construction & Design at the Americas Property Awards 2010. Local authorities were supposed to rule on the demoltion by Wednesday but didn't make a final decision, according to Claudia Macias de Yoon, president of the ASsociation of Mexican Residents. France Pascal Scholarship: Fabrice Leggeri, center in front row in black suit, charge d'affaires at the French Embassy and Francoise Guelle, to his left, attache' for university cooperation, pose with 23 scholarship beneficiaries and staff members of the French Embassy after giving certificates in an award ceremony at the French Education Promotion Center in Seoul, Wednesday. The scholarship is sponsored by Lafarge Halla Cement, whose Chief Executive Officer Michel Puchercos atteneded the ceremony. / Courtesy of French Embassy United Kingdom Chevening Scholarship: British Ambassador Scott Wightman, center in front row, sits with the winners of the Chevening Scholarship after the award ceremony at the embassy in Seoul, Wednesday. Since 1983, the scholarships have been given to future leaders, influencers and decision-makers to support the British government's priorities and objectives. Speaking at the ceremony, Wightman said he was grateful to its partners for their sponsorship. The partners are the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology; Ministry of Strategy and Finance; Financial Supervision Service; Bank of Korea; Korea Britain Society; HSBC; PCA Life; Standard Chartered Korea and Diageo. / Courtesy of the British Embassy Uruguay Farewell to delegation: Uruguayan Ambassador to Korea Alba Florio Legnani speaks during a reception thanking a Uruguayan delegation that was in Korea last week at the Banyan Tree Club and Spa in Seoul, Friday. The delegation visited the Yeosu Expo and met with private companies. / Korea Times photo by Kim Se-jeong |


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But the end of the world wasn't the only thing people wanted to see. 'Disney's A Christmas Carol,' a motion-capture animated version of Dickens' classic had a better second weekend than was expected. After a disappointing opening of $30 million a week ago, 'Carol' dropped only 22%, taking in an estimated $22.3 million, according to the theater monitoring company Exhibitor Relations.
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The holdover military dramedy 'The Men Who Stare at Goats' finished third over the weekend with an estimated gross of $6.2 million from 2,453 theaters. But the big winner on a per-theater basis is in position No. 4. That's Lee Daniels' 'Precious,' which in expanding from 18 theaters to 174, and from four markets to nine, sold an average of $35,000 at each venue for a total of about $6.1 million.
'This is It,' the Michael Jackson rehearsal documentary, had a sluggish third weekend, falling to fifth place with ticket sales of $5.1 million. Its running domestic box office total is now $67.2 million.
Falling like a stone, which was predicted after withering reviews and bad audience exit polls, is 'The Fourth Kind,' a mock documentary style movie about alien abduction. It did just $4.7 million over its second weekend in wide release and will soon vanish like an unidentified light hovering over a Kansas farm house. The other mock-documentary in release, 'Paranormal Activity,' fell to eighth position on the box office chart, with just $4.2 million. But its total gross if $103.8 million puts it in the pantheon of low-budget movie phenoms.
Quirky director Wes Anderson's first foray into animation, adapting Roald Dahl's 'Fantastic Mr. Fox,' had a promising opening in two theaters each in Los Angeles and New York. It didn't do 'Precious' business, but it was on pace to do $55,000 to $65,000 per theater, which bodes well for its wide release before Thanksgiving.
What '2012,' 'A Christmas Carol' and this weekend's other audience favorites have to worry about now is Friday's arrival of vampire love in 'Twilight: New Moon.' Fans are already lining up.
Weekend box office chart:
1. '2012.' $65 million (3,004 theaters).
2. 'Disney's A Christmas Carol.' $22.3 million (3,683).
3. 'The Men Who Stare at Goats.'$6.2 million (2,453).
4. 'Precious.' $6.1 million (174).
5. 'This is It.' $5.1 million (3,037).
6. 'The Fourth Kind.' $4.7 million (2,530).
7. 'Couples Retreat,' $4.3 million (2,509).
8. 'Paranormal Activity,' 4.2 million (2,712).
9. 'Law Abiding Citizen,' $3.9 million (2,071).
10. 'The Box,' $3.2 million (2,635).


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The Almaden Quicksilver Park is an open fireroads and singletrack ride. There are lots of hills. Some areas of the park have awesome views of the valley while others areas go down into low valleys where you think you are hundreds of miles from civilization. Some areas are open and grassy while others are dark and wooded. There are lots of birds, deer, and occasional coyotes. There several remains of a mercury mining operation to see including a big building where they used to separate the mercury from the ore. Lots of other interesting artifacts from the old mining days... ghost like buildings, cemetery, collapsed 1-room school house, and mine shafts (blocked). Its well worth the visit.
First, the directions to the trail is wrong. It took us to a trailhead that is bike restricted. You can find a bike trail off Mockingbird Hill Lane. Second, "novice" rating was very misleading. The hills are aggressive and were way over the skill, and unfortunately fitness levels of our group. As a mountain biking newbie I was way over my head. Maybe a few months down the road I'll go back. Riders beware...
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Same as post above. If you continue around to the South end of the park you will find a mtn bike entrance as well as the entrance on the West (full parking lots and not in a neighborhood). My recommendation would be to grab a map at one of the entrances and continue around the park in a clockwise rotation. Bring lots of water and prepare to not see a bathroom.
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From whale watching in Monterey Bay to the otherworldly giant redwoods of Humboldt County, Northern California's coast offers singular escapes for groups.
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- Population (2000): 1,619
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- Black: 12 percent
- Asian: 1 percent
- Male: 56 percent
- Female: 44 percent
- Average residential appraised value (2007): $161,772
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Jeff Hobensack takes a stroll with 3-year-old Mabel Monday along E. Sycamore Street in the Schumacher Place neighborhood.
As you drive through a neighborhood south of Downtown on your way to a trendy restaurant or familiar nightspot, its brick streets and century-old homes might lead you to believe that you're in German Village.
Then again, you might be in Schumacher Place.
Schumacher Place might resemble the village to the west, but there are differences. For example, houses cost less, and there are no tough restrictions on what color you paint them or what kind of windows you can put in.
Also hidden away in the neighborhood is an auto museum, where collectors Steve Wagner and Mark Hagans store their classic cars, not to mention vintage gas pumps, service-station signs, scores of old license plates and other neatly arranged auto memorabilia.
The two had been showing their cars, including Packards, Ford Edsels and Chryslers, by appointment in the nondescript E. Kossuth Street building. But they decided this summer to open it to the public from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sundays through Dec. 18.
"Steve just thought it would be nice, something constant," Hagans said.
Wagner thought it would attract other car enthusiasts. But they found it draws out-of-towners who stumble upon it after visiting Schmidt's or the Thurman Cafe or other nearby attractions, Wagner said.
"They drive by and go, 'What's this?' " Wagner said.
The same might be said for Schumacher Place.
Neither Hagans, an auto dealer who lives in Clintonville, nor Wagner, a mortgage-loan officer from the nearby Merion Village neighborhood, was specifically looking for real estate in that neighborhood.
But when they came across the low-key, 4,200-square-foot building, they liked what they saw.
"This seemed to be a lot more residential and kind of undiscovered," Hagans said. "We want to fit in and be something that adds to the neighborhood, not detract from it."
According to the civic association, the name of the neighborhood comes from the Schumacher family, who owned and operated a dairy business there in the 1800s. Their cows grazed in the neighborhood's southeast section, between Sycamore and Whittier streets.
It was home to a slaughter yard for cattle, pigs and horses, creating a stench that made the surrounding area unsuitable for houses. Several tanneries supplied Columbus' buggy industry.
The Columbus Generals professional baseball team played in a field on Whittier Street where the Giant Eagle store is now. Children also played there, their games occasionally interrupted by a pig that got loose on its way to the slaughter yard.
Today, the neighborhood is a comfortable array of two-story wood-frame and brick houses. In the fall, breezes rustle through the many trees that line the streets, where houses are fronted by picket and wrought-iron fences and tidy flower beds.
The neighborhood attracted Gary Stroud, a Texas native who moved to Columbus in 2006.
Stroud is the program chairman of human-resources management at nearby Franklin University. He can walk to work.
"Schumacher Place is one of those lost jewels. People don't know about it," said Stroud, 61, who leads the neighborhood's civic association.
"We have restaurants, bars — everything in walking distance. I will get home on Friday and not get in the car all weekend."
That's what Kevin Caskey was hoping for when he opened his Skillet restaurant at 410 E. Whittier St. two years ago.
Neighborhood residents often walk to sample Caskey's "rustic urban" food that includes an "urban egg sandwich" and macaroni and pulled pork.
Caskey, 48, moved from Lancaster to Schumacher Place, which he calls a "city pocket neighborhood" with a small-town feel.
That also appealed to Steve Sonderman, who grew up near Westerville but tired of suburban life.
Sonderman, a 24-year-old substitute teacher, rents from a roommate who owns a house on E. Kossuth Street.
"I feel like I'm basically in German Village," he said.
Schumacher Place businesses try to capitalize on that perception.
The "German Village" Giant Eagle is actually in Schumacher Place, Stroud said.
Even the Yellow Pages ad for the venerable Plank's Cafe and Pizzeria says it's "on Parsons in German Village."
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'The antennas are way up'
OK, so four players (Adalius Thomas, Randy Moss, Gary Guyton, Derrick Burgess) were banished from the Patriots' facility today, sent home after arriving late for an 8 a.m. team meeting.
But you knew that. So has this laying down of the law made some sort of message clear to those in the locker room at a time when the team is struggling?
"I think it wouldve been laid down at any time of the year, regardless of whether we lost. Thats not acceptable here," linebacker Tully Banta-Cain told me, after I presented him with the news of the day. "Thats Bills deal, and I think in general, everyones sense of urgency is a little higher now. Were in that part of the season where its a four-game season.
"The antennas are way up. I think if anything it just brings the sense of urgency up even higher."
Here's where the issue is -- The Patriots have four games left. If the Dolphins run the table, and it's not outrageous to think they could, then New England can't afford to lose another game. Because then, Miami will hold tiebreakers, as it did last year, and repeat as division champs.
It's easy to say it isn't do-or-die time in Foxboro, because there are four weeks left. But considering the above, it kind of is.
"We have to have a good week of practice and make sure were hitting on all cylinders," receiver Wes Welker said. "Thats kind of what it comes down to. ... I think we have a lot of guys who are fighters and were gonna continue to battle and do what we can to get better on a daily basis, and make sure were doing that."
That, in fact, was the pointed part of Tom Brady's clarification on comments regarding the team's fight after Sunday's loss.
He said that, "What coach tells us, and what I was alluding to, is probably more the other six days of the week. We got to make that commitment to each other, whether its Monday or its Tuesday or Thursday, whether you come in on Monday and work or stay for a two-and-half hour practice Wednesday and Thursday with no bitching and complaining. Just doing the job.
"I think at times we all feel a little sorry for ourselves and beat up and tired and sore. Its late in the year. In the end, youre either gaining ground on the team or youre losing ground. I always prefer to be gaining ground, getting ahead and staying ahead over the course of the week."
At least with some players, the message has been received.
"Even more guys are coming in, watching more film," Banta-Cain continued. "Well see what we can do in practice today, and I think everyones got that gameface on right now. Theyre not waiting til Sunday to put it on. I think Tom is a guy we definitely look to for that type of leadership, and Im pretty sure everybody will respond to it."
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Prior to the game Wednesday night against Ridgewood, fourth quarters had not exactly been harrowing experiences for Bridgewater-Raritan.
Not one opponent before this game had finished within four goals of the Panthers this season or given them much more to ponder in those final quarters than maybe the level of the water bottles or the daily specials at the local pizzeria for a post-game bite.
No, Bridgewater hardly had to break a sweat in the fourth after three quarters of dizzying ball movement and searing shots by its explosive offense.
Then again, the Panthers never had to shoot against Ridgewood goalie Noah Pounds in any of the previous 19 games.
Ridgewood rallied from a three-goal deficit in the fourth behind two goals from Peter Reuter and Pounds' sharp goaltending, but Bridgewater prevailed by summoning grit and opportunism in place of tight-game experience to outlast the Maroons in three overtimes.
Senior middie Ray Mastroianni ended the almost 57-minute marathon when he took a short pass from Scott Bieda and buried a 16-yard blast on an extra-man opportunity to rally the top-seeded Panthers to an 8-7 win over fourth-seeded Ridgewood in the semifinals of the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions semifinals at Kean University in Union.
"He was tremendous. He's the best goalie we faced all year," Mastroianni said of Pounds, who made four saves in that tense fourth quarter and finished with 16 as Ridgewood (17-8), No. 6 in The MSG Varsity Power Rankings, almost shocked top-ranked Bridgewater (20-0) to pull off the second big upset of the night.
In the earlier game, third-seeded Delbarton upended second-seeded Summit, 5-1, with an outstanding defensive showing and timely scoring in the first half. Bridgewater will defend its T of C title and seek its 36th consecutive win when it faces Delbarton at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Kean.
"He was making saves left and right, getting like four, five saves in a row," Mastroianni said. "We were all over him and he just kept responding. It was unbelievable."
Also hard to believe was Ridgewood's ability to overcome three sluggish offensive quarters to disrupt the two-month joy ride Bridgewater had been conducting. It came in averaging 13.5 goals a game while giving up just 3.7, and showed early in the game every intention of treating Ridgewood just as dismissively as all the other defenses that dared stand in the way.
The Panthers unloaded 11 shots to only three for Ridgewood in the first quarter, though Pounds halted three of those attempts and Max Luing and Jack Allard each scored to help the Maroons end the period tied at 2-2. Mike Serrante and Ryan Hollingsworth both connected for Bridgewater.
Bridgewater was able to carve out a 4-2 lead in the second quarter on single goals by Justin Higgins and John Longordo, but that slim margin spoke nothing of the actual dominance Bridgewater was asserting on offense. The Panthers produced 12 shots that period to only one for Ridgewood, yet Pounds made that edge practically insignificant by stopping four shots.
"He was stopping everything," Mastroianni said. "We knew we have to just keep shooting and eventually they've got to go."
Bieda and Mastroianni each scored in the third quarter to open a 6-3 lead for the Panthers, who had to feel as though things were falling into place for them, as usual. Particularly given the success that junior middie Brad Pietrucha was having on faceoffs, winning 9 of 12 through three quarters.
Pietrucha was standing in for senior standout Vince Colatriano, who was unable to play because of a hand injury sustained in the Group 4 championship game against Hunterdon Central last week.
But the tides quickly turned. Ridewood won the first four faceoffs of the fourth quarter and made use of them with consecutive goals by Peter Reuter, Allard and Blake Feagles in the first 2:00 to knot the score at 6-6. Longordo opened a 7-6 lead on a dodge with 7:57 to play, but Reuter knotted it again 2:41 later with shot on the run from seven yards away.
Pounds prevented a potential game-winner on an in-close attempt with just over 3:30 left in regulation. The Maroons called timeout with 3:26 to go and possessed for almost three full minutes before middies Jared Kaden and Steve Danylulk converged on a ball handler to force a turnover with 32 seconds to go. Both came up with additional defensive gems in the first two overtimes to hold back the upset-minded Maroons.
"As a team we just hung in there, we fought, we knew we couldn't give up," Kaden said. "We knew as long as we played our game, we had a chance to win. We didn't want to overplay too much. We wanted to let them make mistakes and take advantage of them when they do.
"The turnovers caused by Kaden and Danyluk took steam out of several Ridgewood possessions, but their squad was usually unable to cash in against Pounds and his hard-working defense, led by Tripp Telesco.
"You couldn't ask for more from them," Ridgewood head coach Mike Pounds said. "We gave it our best shot and unfortunately just came up a hair too short."
Ridgewood was wide on two shot attempts in the first overtime and had one of two shots in the second OT turned away by Bridgewater goalie Zack Jones. The other shot came during an EMO and skimmed off the right pipe. A couple inches to the left and Ridgewood possibly snaps Bridgewater's 35-game winning streak.
"They're a good team," Mike Pounds said. "You've got to play a clean game and hope you get a break here or there. They (Bridgewater) don't change what they do or how they do it. The fact that our kids didn't change what they do or how they did it was really great."
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Large Number of founders sold and what it could mean for MWO.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 02:58 PM
-Most smaller developers are in a crunch for time/funds, the eternal catch 22. This can further be compounded if their publisher is pressing for a release ASAFP (Freaking) so they can recoup their investment. They need to release the game as soon as possible to get funds, but without funds, game development can falter delaying the release. I realize that this game is a passion for the developers of Piranha games, but funding woes can get anyone down.
-Being a true passion for the developers, they want to make this the most awesome experience that is possible, even to the point of bending the laws of technology/resources/time to make it happen. For us as the perspective gamer/clients this is awesome.
-11K+ testers already in the beta with more being added as soon as they are capable. More testing, better final outcome, etc....
-No rush to put out a buggy half-arsed semblance of a game. Lets be honest, a lot of the gamers today are very unforgiving when it comes to even the most minor annoyances. Graphics have to be awesome, animation awesome, etc... frankly, I am more the "Gameplay has to be awesome" first, the rest can be added as time/reources permit.
What this means to us as the future Pilots of MWO:
-possible longer delay to finally get the game released. - I am a firm believer of "its ready when its ready" and unlike a very large Game Developer that officially has a motto close if not identical to this, I do not believe that the DEVs of MWO would release something that they have this much passion for in a state that will just alienate their biggest supporters. - BIG PLUS in my book
-more complete, polished, fun experience for us when we finally do get our hands on this game. - Another BIG PLUS
So, for the reading challenged: Better Game, maybe longer delay, continue being patient, and don't let your patience remain PENDING or become suspended.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:02 PM
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:06 PM
I am in agreement with better to wait till it's done, then to release an unfinished game, but I still like for a company to stick to their anouncments and schedualed dates, so I essentially think that more than likely the game will be great, and I am glad to see so many people supporting the game buy buy the legendary pack.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:16 PM
I agree whole heartedly-- from the looks of the beta videos it seems like they may be close to Battlefield 3 graphics { which are the most awsome graphics i have ever seen } If they can do that we will all be in Mechwarrior Heaven . Looking forward to playing Aug 7th--we can consider it an after Beta Beta so they can iron out any remaining issues----chopping at the bit to try it
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:16 PM
From everything I have read 8/7/12 is the lauch of the open beta not the launch of the game. This still gives them a lot of flexibility with staying in open beta longer to work out any bugs before moving to full production.
I agree that Piranha has show great attention to detail and been patient with this process effectively generating an increase in anticipation and awareness to drum up some revenue while still not having to rush a half finished product to market.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:26 PM
Donovan Jenks, on 13 July 2012 - 03:16 PM, said:
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Donovan Jenks, on 13 July 2012 - 03:16 PM, said:
From everything I have read 8/7/12 is the lauch of the open beta not the launch of the game. This still gives them a lot of flexibility with staying in open beta longer to work out any bugs before moving to full production.
From Bryan Ekman 4Jul2012
For one, standard retail ALPHA/BETA definitions do not apply to online F2P games. The game will always be in development, which means, new features and content will roll out frequently. We have not announced hard dates for Open Beta or Release. Our goal has always been to hit Open Beta before the end of summer.
- On August 7th, Founder's early access will begin and still considered part of the Closed Beta period.
- Player's will have access to all of their Founder's perks and rewards.
- -->These rewards will be reset from time-to-time during until Open Beta. (new)<--
- When MWO goes Open Beta, all Founder's perks and rewards will be reset to 100% for the final time.
- Once in Open Beta, your premium account bonuses will begin, and any MC used will be permanently spent.
So no open beta 7AUG2012.
Also since the production equipment is still not fully online, the timetable has slipped at least a bit. From everything posted, early access to closed beta for founders is still (currently) 7Aug2012.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:45 PM
Chip Geek, on 13 July 2012 - 03:26 PM, said:
If that is true it gives them even more time to work through any issues and create the best product they can.
I guess I thought 8/7 was open beta becasue the secret will be out as to who is involved in the closed beta as everyone with a Founder's Tag will be in.
Holy NDA Batman!
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:46 PM
Kinda like people who still have the Stallion epic mount in wow
(was taken out of the game only a few months after initial launch)
Posted 13 July 2012 - 03:54 PM
Since, i haven't beta I don't know if there's a hack shield for MWO but I sure as hell hope one is in place.
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 04:01 PM
This also makes me feel better about a late release than an early one. get it set right now like perfection, then add on the easier stuff later, more maps, more mechs etc.
also said that the falling down was an issue they are working on.
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Brethan, on 13 July 2012 - 03:54 PM, said:
Since, i haven't beta I don't know if there's a hack shield for MWO but I sure as hell hope one is in place.
There was a post regarding this in one of the dev chats. Apparently the game is processed server side, so client side hacks will not work. It was a little more detailed than that, but up on software tech I am not.
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"This group represents the absolute best of Sevier County Schools, spanning many years of education in this county," said Dr. Jack Parton, Superintendent of Sevier County Schools. "We would like to thank Sevier County Bank for being the driving force behind this wonderful initiative, helping us honor and recognize those who have given so much of their lives to our schools, students and this community."
"We have so much admiration and respect for the time and dedication all of the teachers, administrators and support staff put forth," said R.B. Summitt, Sevier County Bank President. "The Hall of Fame provides a way to recognize their hard work and also celebrate the achievements of school system employees' from many years ago that have played a large role in shaping the Sevier County community."
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Mr. William Wesley Williams – Mr. Williams was born and raised in Sevierville, TN and graduated from Sevier County High School in 1956. He began teaching at Sevier County High School in 1966, teaching for 37 years before a short-lived retirement. He taught for seven more years before retiring once again this past January. He taught every science course available during his 44 years at Sevier County High School.
Mr. Chan F. Huskey – A graduate of Pittman Center High School in 1934, Mr. Huskey held a number of positions in the Sevier County School System. He served as a teacher, principal, Superintendent of Schools, coach and Board of Education member as well as working in the Tennessee Education Department. He worked at a number of Sevier County schools, including Bellevue, Flatt Creek, Dripping Springs, Fair Gardens, Gatlinburg Pittman High School, New Center, Fairgrounds, Pi Beta Phi, Sevierville Middle School and Sevier County High School twice.
Dr. William A. Smith, Jr. – Dr. Smith was an educator all of his life – not just in academics, but in his teachings of life, responsibility, joy, accountability and love, by his story telling and by example. Throughout his years in the Sevier County Education System, Dr. Smith wore many hats from teacher to assistant principal to principal and Central Office Supervisor. The late Dr. William A. Smith, Jr. and his wife Sherry have two children, Will and Kristy.
Eleanor Hayes – Eleanor Hayes' title was Instructional Supervisor for Middle Grades Education, but her dedication to middle grades students reached far above and beyond her job description. She created many unique programs that continue to provide academic enrichment within the Sevier County School System, including the County-wide Spelling Bee, Science Fair and Fun and Fitness Day.
Emma K. Atchley – A native of Dayton, TN, Mrs. Atchley began her time with Sevier County Schools as a substitute teacher from 1955 until 1964. In 1964, Emma became a full time educator spending a half day teaching French at the elementary school and the other half teaching English and math at Sevier County High. From 1965 until 1994 she taught English, algebra and geometry at SCHS. In 1988, Emma was selected as the Sevier County Secondary Teacher of the Year.
Grady Floyd – For many years Mr. Grady took care of the Seymour and Seymour Intermediate buildings. He led his life as a model for others to follow. Nothing was ever not his "job." He was always looking for a project, always ready to help fix something and always there, taking great pride in all that he did. Mr. Grady considered a clean, safe building as important as a textbook.
Johnnie M. Ballard – Born in 1915 in the Boyd's Creek community, the first school she attended was built on land donated by her family to Sevier County and aptly named, Ballard School. After this school closed she then went to Chilhowee Elementary, now known as Seymour Elementary, where she worked as a teacher and principal for most of her 40 years as an educator. In 1963 she was named principal of Seymour Elementary, the only female principal in Sevier County at the time; she also was a full time teacher and the school's secretary.
Julia P. Householder – Mrs. Householder was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey and taught at Sevier County High School for 33 years. Her subjects included civics, geography, business law and salesmanship, world history and American Government. She also had many other responsibilities within the school and was the first guidance counselor at Sevier County High School. In 2009, she was inducted into the Sevier County High School Athletic Hall of Fame and later received a diploma making her an honorary alumnus of SCHS.
Leroy Helton – Mr. Helton grew up in Sevier County and graduated from Sevier County High School in 1966. Following graduation from the University of Tennessee, Helton began teaching agriculture at Sevier County High School and continued in this position until his retirement in 2004. He taught for 39 years and also enjoyed working with his students in the Agriculture Education youth organization (FFA).
Mary B. McMahan – Mrs. McMahan was born on July 7, 1896 in Williamsburg, Kentucky. She spent 38 years teaching at Pleasant View School in Sevierville, and was the first teacher in Sevier County to earn a Master's Degree and the only teacher in Sevier County for several years to obtain this high level of education. Mrs. McMahan was honored November 10, 1968 along with five other women as the most deserving Sevier County Educational Americans at a service banquet sponsored by the Jayettes Organization of Sevier County.
Norma Elizabeth Stonecipher Blair – She graduated early from high school in Oakdale, Tennessee. In 1971, her family moved to Sevier County and was hired by Sevier County High School, where she set out to prepare students for their college careers. She devised and wrote a course curriculum for Advanced Composition, which her principals encouraged her to implement in the classroom. In 1990, she was nominated as East Tennessee Regional Teacher of the Year.
Reba Caughron Hood – Reba Hood served Sevier County for 60 years, beginning her teaching career at Laurel Lick School, a small two room school, in Sevier County in 1939. She then taught high school English at Pi Beta Phi High School in Gatlinburg before serving as principal of Underwood and Sunset Gap School. She later returned to her home community of Pigeon Forge where she taught from 1949 until her retirement in 1988. In 1988, she opened Montgomery School where she continued to share her love for children for the next fourteen years. Mrs. Hood was named to the Tennessee Teachers Hall of Fame by the Tennessee Education Association in April 2000.
Rubye F. Shields – Born on October 20, 1914 in Vardaman, Mississippi, Mrs. Shields and her husband moved to Sevier County in 1944. She began teaching at Laurel School before going to the one room Shady Grove School. When Shady Grove closed, Mrs. Shields went to Caton's Chapel as principal and teacher. In 1956, Mrs. Shields began teaching English at Sevier County High School until a science position became available. She later became head of the science department and taught biology, chemistry, and physics. She taught the first physics class offered at SCHS, and in 1979 she retired after 37 years of teaching.
Freda Hodges – A graduate of Sevier County High School, Mrs. Hodges worked as an assistant and drove the bus for the Douglas Cherokee Head Start Program for several years. After that, she spent time at Kodak Elementary before moving to Northview Middle. In 1985, Mrs. Hodges began working at the Sevier County Education Central Office, serving as a receptionist until she retired at the end of 2001. Since her retirement in 2001, she has worked as a receptionist part-time at the Central Office, bringing her time spent with the Sevier County Education System to 35 years and counting.
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Helen is from the south east of South Australia.
Initially she was a university academic, teaching philosophy and applied ethics.
She then moved to the private sector and started working with mining companies liaising with communities on behalf of mining comanies who would be affected by mining development.
She has worked all over the world, from Colarado in the United States to Ghana in Africa.
She seems to be a great negotiator!
She now has settled for a more quiet life, she has returned home and is now the CEO of the Naracoorte Lucindale Council - where I guess she is still liaising with communities.
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Darnell Crawley, 44, Atlanta
When he was 38, Darnell Crawley weighed about 200 pounds and had high blood pressure. "The doctor said if I didn't change my exercise and diet habits, I'd need to go on medication." He started running shortly thereafter. These days, Crawley faithfully fits in four, 3.1-mile sessions each week. He also charts one 10-mile run on the weekend and does strength training, primarily for his upper body, every other day. "A morning run gets my metabolism going and my energy up," he says. "Some people need coffee; I need my run." That routine helps him maintain a regular presence on the race circuit--he's raced every distance from 5-K to 26.2.
Biggest concern: The state of his knees; injuries from playing football and basketball have morphed into a significant case of patellar tendinitis. "If I try to run fast, my knees complain."
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Crawley's Success Secrets
1. Hit the Treadmill
To minimize impact on his knees, he does his shorter runs on the treadmill. "I'll do intervals, change the incline, or do a tempo run. I keep it interesting so I don't plateau mentally or physically."
2. Have Realistic Expectations
"My race goals are to enjoy the run and finish below a 10-minute-per-mile average pace."
3. Be Diligent About Prehab and Rehab
He stretches and ices religiously, wears heavily cushioned shoes, and shortens his stride on downhills.
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Master Tips
Lower the impact: Masters runners should definitely integrate cross-training, which minimizes the pounding on their bodies without sacrificing their cardiovascular fitness. Crawley is contemplating a sprint triathlon, which would be a smart choice, as the swimming and biking required will give his knees a break. Similarly, when you do run, pick soft surfaces such as well-groomed trails and gravel paths.
Strengthen the lower half: The natural loss of muscle mass and the muscular imbalances that running can cause make strength training non-negotiable for masters. Angela Horswill, a certified coach in Chico, California, recommends a simple body-weight circuit of planks, side planks, bridges, squats, and lunges.
Emphasize the warmup: Muscles start to lose their "give" with each passing year. The added stiffness limits range of motion, which in turn increases the risk of injury. Horswill suggests a circuit of leg circles, grape vines, and toe walks. Afterward, stretch copiously to limit age-related stiffness.


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Taxes are used for common purposes. They pay for interstate highways, environmental cleanup, and all kinds of national infrastructure. If Mitt gets an extra $480,000 to keep, it is not free money. It is being subtracted from the common pot of money that pays for the things we need government to deliver to us. Mitt's investments are in companies that need their goods trucked around the US, but now he's cutting money to pay for road building and maintenance. He's eating the nation's seed corn.It seems bizarre to me that many people can't see this about taxes. Here's another thing Cole gives us to think about re Romney:
Why is this Romney person out to destroy the middle class and decimate the poor?When he says he is going to "fix" social security and medicare (which aren't broken, aren't on the verge of bankruptcy, and don't need any dramatic rescue) what he really means is that he is going to try to get rid of them gradually.The super rich in the US really, really like 1928, and they hate the New Deal like the devil hates holy water, and they are trying to repeal it. Repealing the New Deal is 80% of Romney's agenda.


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Through complete determination and perseverance, they both got in. Studying different things however. With the struggles of harsh teachers, home sickness, coed dorms, friendship stress and a multitude of other things, it's getting hard. Yet it gets worse when your closest and best friend starts doing better than you. They get all the praise, all the best references. Instead, you're just left in the dust. Over the terms, your friendship weakens and disappears. Then at the start of your second year, you both cross paths again. Different friends, different lives.
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