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(though this was HYSTERICAL -- Bum, you made me want to go SEE the Scott Pilgrim movie!)
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11.16.2012 - 11:56 | zenfrodo
11.18.2012 - 08:47 | WesleyFoxx
11.19.2012 - 00:00 | akarlpanaI was also waiting 4 ur breaking down review :(
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11.16.2012 - 14:02 | MalisteenThis movie was fun and stylish, but it suffered painfully from abbreviation of the source material. It would have been better to cut out several of the evil exes, and leave in more of the characterization and character development. In the novels, you could see why Scott + Knives didn't work (Scott was an 20 something manboy creepily indulging a high schooler's crush). You actually got to see some characterization & development for Ramona, so that you as the audience connected with her, and got to see how their relationship became more than the simple infatuation it started as. As it is, the film kept the personality and style, but lost the heart and message.
11.16.2012 - 14:10 | FloweramonAgreed. Plus, it suffers from having come out before the last book was released, so some of the reveals and wrap ups that explain everything are lost in the movie.
11.17.2012 - 09:18 | H Hog
11.16.2012 - 21:31 | DracainI actually think it would have worked best if they did two movies. I mean, in the books, there is a timeskip between 3 and 4, and it would give more time to detail the characters, without taking out any of the more important elements. Which would have been great, because the way they portrayed Ramona in the movie made no sense as to why Scott would even want to go out with her (as the bum said here).
11.17.2012 - 14:40 | fanime1Having read the comics, I agree. A lot of people who only saw the movie believed that Scott should have been with Knives. However, in the books, she goes crazy after Scott breaks up with her and becomes a stalker, which we only get a hint of in the movie. If it's not okay for a guy to do that, why should it be okay for a girl to do so? I also remember the books being wittier. Lastly, the comic's ending was 100X better! Okay, that may be an exaggeration, but I was so hoping to see that come up in the big screen! I will only say this, like 20 Ramonas fight Gideon! Seriously everyone, go read the comics NOW! It's only 6 volumes. (*Pst*If you're broke like me, you can read them online...)
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11.16.2012 - 15:12 | UnderdogDid the bum say "warum auch?" at 2:38? Love those german references
11.16.2012 - 15:31 | Professor_Jack - glad I didn't but the dvd
11.16.2012 - 15:52 | Beast
11.16.2012 - 15:40 | Fangheartis saying "The book was way better, in fact compared to the book, the movie wasn't really that great" even really necessary anymore? the ONLY thing that the movie had going for it was that all the clever references and visual jokes were now in cool looking special effect form instead of black and white graphic novel picture on paper form. besides that, yeah, the movie kinda sucked compared to the books...but the books were awesome!
also, Hi old blip player! I miss you......a lot...
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11.16.2012 - 15:47 | Beast
11.16.2012 - 16:52 | ErynCeriseSeemingly unrelated question for scientific curiosity: have you seen Evangelion, and if so, what is your opinion on the character of Shinji? I ask because I suspect it might be similar to your opinion on Scott.
Not making a judgment call on your opinions either way, just to be clear. I'm just curious about the way people view hard-to-like characters in media.
11.16.2012 - 23:59 | Gaiash
11.17.2012 - 10:15 | Malisteen"Scott isn't a likeable character. I wanted him hit by a bus."
Yeah, yeah it's true, but that was supposed to be the point. Scott was a deliberate deconstruction of that kind of "lovable slacker" archetype, and the books pulled it off better, with Scott coming off more charming initially (thanks largely to being a cutesy drawing instead of a human actor), but especially because the last third? Half, maybe? of the series is spent laying out just how casually, carelessly, yet willfully awful Scott is and always was, and ends with him owning up to it and trying to change.
Even in the books it's a bit cludgy, but in the film they just delete his entire character arc, and it's like we're supposed to accept him and root for him as exactly the kind of terrible character that he was supposed to be a criticism of. And OF COURSE it just doesn't work.
It's fun to see favorite characters in live action, and some of the actors they got were perfect for their parts, and the movie certainly captured the energy and personality and ambiance of the books. But without the heart, there's just no reason anyone who isn't already a fan should care.
11.16.2012 - 15:50 | ender1200
11.16.2012 - 15:59 | Moreno XI never heard about the books this movie was based on, however after watching the movie it's basically what I came for. It's Awesome!
I'll admit, I went to see both films: Scott Pilgrim and Expendables each day, and Scott Pilgrim was the film I had no anticipation to see but, in the end, turns out to be a really, really ambitious great film. Sure there are here and there some parts are unexplained, but I am sure repeated views can help and it's not that hard to connect them (after all, I'm a Torontonian too!). Then again, there are those who read the books could tell me better than what the movie can do.
So can someone correct me if the movie did follow all the volumes closely to fit in into a feature length film? Because I recall the last volume ended exactly what the film ended.
Oh well, all I can is I'm glad I saw this film in theaters and I'm happy it took few years to get the recognition than it did when it opened on the first day along with The Expendables (by the way, Expendables 2 was an improvement from the first. How could people overlook SP to see The Expendables is beyond me >_>)
Thanks for the video (I don't have the DVD so this is okay).
11.17.2012 - 14:53 | fanime1Only the very, very ending was like in the volume (with Ramona and Scott walking through the door), and even that was condensed. So much went on in the final volume and I don't want to spoil it to people who haven't read it yet. Basically Ramon actually fights Gideon with Scott, not Knives at all. Scott realizes he's no better than Gideon and gains the Sword of Understanding, not Self-Respect. The movie, of course, took a lot out of the books, which will take a lot of time to explain. Still. I would have preferred that there were two movies instead of one. Honestly, the last volume would have made a great movie on it's own and could have worked. Ramona left Scott for months, so the first film could have ended when she left, and the second film could be the last volume, which takes place 4 months later.
11.16.2012 - 17:00 | darkjoker15i loved both both the books and the movie but i reread the books a dozen times and compared to the movie and wow they miss alot and they only did books 1-5 then had to add the ending on but other then that edger wright is amazing and cant wait for ant man :D
11.16.2012 - 19:02 | nelsinki - I liked the movieI mean, you really try to take seriously a guy who has to beat seven ex-boyfriends on the main plot? No! if you make me choice between Street Figther movies, DOA movie, or Tekken Movies, Scott Pilgrim beat them all by far. If the comic books are better or not well, I know a lot of bad comic book movies with mediocre special effects, bad acting and worse plot -Green Lantern, Hulk, Superman Returns, Dragon Ball Revolution, Daredevil, Spawn...- yeah, it's a crazy bet that they try to do on the movie, but for me works, specially because they try a few new things that they could use on other movies.
11.16.2012 - 19:22 | Idracabthis review made me realize I probably only enjoyed Scott Pilgrim because it was exactly like wandering around ACen drunk.
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11.17.2012 - 12:10 | BB ShockwaveLOL, that'd have been an awesome ending. I mean, even in the comics, how do they explain all this? Bystanders only see that a kid came and hit/shot people until they dissolved into coins. Never in the series does Scott ever consider that he is, y'know, KILLING PEOPLE.
That's what videogames do to kids, folks - make them forget what's real and what isn't. To stupid kids, I mean. But these days, there are more and more of those... Just check the local US news, not a month goes by without some idiot kid shooting up a school or a movie theatre...
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11.17.2012 - 00:21 | FiangThat seizure bit made me lose my shit. XDD
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11.17.2012 - 11:49 | HankMan - Wait a minuteKnives never saved Scott, she LET him go, and the reason they didn't work is because he was in his twenties and she was in Highschool. Romana was the one who was always saving Scott. How did you miss all that?
Oh right, you're the bum. You were high :P
11.17.2012 - 12:07 | BB ShockwaveScott Pilgrim embodies pretty much everything I HATE about this... "new generation", and by Jove, this movie is a great way to display them all in one big package.
But mostly, yeah - the moral of the story is, don't go for the hot chick friend who is totally into you, go for the emo mysterious bitchy bitch for whom you have to perform menial tasks and generally humiliate yourself. Nice lesson there, folks.
11.17.2012 - 15:05 | fanime1Yay! I always wanted to see this review. I love Scott Pilgrim. I read the books before I saw the movie, so I never saw Ramona as a bitch, though after watching this review, I can see how she came out that way. In the books, she is much more developed and I remember her actually being nice. I remember Knives went kind of psycho after Scott broke up with her. I found her annoying. She was stalking him like crazy. And I kept thinking, "Jesus, let him GO! He's not fucking worth it." Knives has serious esteem issues. She finally lets him go, though, and disappears in the comics (to college!). But yeah, it's funny you mention the Twilight complex, because having, unfortunately, read the books, I feel the same thing happened. Jacob was MUCH more of a jerk in the books and incredibly possessive of Bella, whereas Edward was willing to let her free because he loved her. I guess it's a stupid Hollywood thing. Hopefully I can change that. >:) Though I can't help but wondering, if you're releasing DVD exclusives for Bum Reviews AND That Guy with the Glasses, does that mean you will be ending them soon? O-O
11.18.2012 - 13:43 | ultimateclimaIf you want change Bum, I thought this movie would've taught you the answer: beat up people until they turn into coins.
11.19.2012 - 18:38 | RayFan9876I thought the movie was pretty fun, but at the same time I didn't like it, which is a bit strange.
It definitely is enjoyable to watch just because of how quirky and random it is, and atmosphere is nice, but as a movie, I don't think it's very good. It's almost hard to describe, the characters aren't likeable despite Scott's quirky appeal - I don't mean that in the sense that that they are good but evil characters, I mean they just plain aren't well-written characters. Putting aside its appreciable quirkiness, the movie is just a mess. The progression, the events, all of it just don't make sense, nor do they even work.
But with all that in mind, it's merely an 'eh, okay' movie. What irritates me even more is the fanbase. Like the majority of the Portal fanbase, they never shut up about it and find the concept unfathomable that anyone could dislike the thing. I just don't like this movie, beyond all the funny and unfunny jokes, it's a complete mess that would only logically entertain fans of the comic, people who see nothing in a movie except lulz and hiccups, or people chocked up high.
11.19.2012 - 20:32 | Alaxr274 - One of the best movies everScott Pilgrim vs. the World is one of the best movies ever
11.24.2012 - 08:41 | FervidorHow dare you not love one of my favourite movies!? o_O
*starts punching people into pennies*
...Actually, I was seriously expecting a joke based on the fact that Scott's enemies turn into CHAAANGE when the die. XD
11.30.2012 - 15:34 | Ericho - I can't believe this!The entire premise of the movie was people turning into change when they died! How could you not mention that?! Do you watch Spill.com? I know they made a joke like that, so maybe you didn't because it had already been done. This was one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Eh, the TGWTG world of magic guns, satanic teddy bears, and appearances by characters from the things they review doesn't make much more sense.


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Dr. Crean Davis earned her B.A. in both Psychology and Spanish from Lafayette College, where she was awarded the Frank Kline Baker Prize in Spanish, and her Ph.D. in Psychology from the Institute of Psychology, Illinois Institute of Technology, where she specialized in child/developmental psychology. Dr. Crean Davis has a diverse background as a consultant, researcher, evaluator, and practitioner in education. She brings vast experience working with educators, policymakers, and funders at the national, state, district, and local school levels and across the continuum of pre-K to postsecondary institutions and has served on the boards for the Center for Research and Service at the Illinois Institute of Technology and Woodside School in Concord, New Hampshire.
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Posted: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 --- 6:30 p.m.
Madison --- It was July 18th, when we first did a story at an ice manufacturing company in Madison, on one of the warmest days of the year.
So we thought, lets see what it's like when we visit the place that's known to make something winter-like, in winter.
The last time we saw Mike Seleskie it was much different out.
"It was around 100 degrees, 110 something like that. It was warm," said Seleskie.
It was one of the hottest days in July, and Wednesday it was the polar opposite.
"Last I checked, it was hovering just above two degrees," said Seleskie.
Well below freezing, and even colder than inside the Arctic Glacier Ice Company.
"It's just a shade over 15 degrees at the moment. It's pretty much, more or less the same as it was when you visited in early July," said Seleskie.
Working with ice, what could be the coolest job in the heat can be more difficult this time of year.
"You never seem to shake off the chill, in the morning, it kind of stays with you. Where as in the summer it's almost a nice reprieve," said Seleskie.
He also says, in June and July business was on the rise. Where as now, only one product is in the spotlight.
"We produce 300 lbs blocks of ice, for ice carvings. They're going to be used at winter carnivals, and set up on pedestals," said Seleskie.
You may be wondering what's the key to staying warm, when working in a freezer year round? Seleski says, it comes down to only two things.
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The ice company, is in its slow season, with a limited amount of employees. It's expected to pick up again as spring approaches.
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Madison --- Imagine showing up to work wearing a winter coat, gloves, and a hat. It's what some people have to do year round on Madison's east side.
"We keep the temperature below 25 degrees, and at best we keep it under 20 all the time," said Michael Seleskie, manager, of Arctic Glacier Ice.
He has worked at the company for eight years, and when it's hot outside, business is booming inside.
"We sell three main products, obviously we have a seven pound bag, a twenty pound bag, and we sell a ten pound bag," said Seleskie.
It's at an east side production and distribution center that hats, gloves, and winter coats, are worn year round. While the ice is made, wrapped, and loaded onto refrigerated trucks before shipping out.
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Neuhouser Inc. announced in September that the sluggish economy and other factors forced it to end operations at Stellhorn Road and at West Jefferson Boulevard. Owner Kenton Neuhouser filed Nov. 27 in the Fort Wayne division of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Indiana.
Court records show Neuhouser with more than $1 million in debt, but only $579,039 in assets.
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Liberty Hotels Lykia is set on its own stretch of sand-and-shingle beach at the foot of stunning mountains, 3km from the famous beach and lagoon of Olu Deniz, where a number of shops, restaurants and bars can be found.
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Food and words and words and food. It shouldn't surprise anyone that it's a combination I prefer. Maslow coined food as one of the most basic human needs. Yet when do words come into his famous pyramid? Do they enter in the layer just above bodily function called safety which includes things like family, employment and morality or are they contained in the middle ground of love and belonging where we see friendship and intimacy?
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I swear. The hardest thing I've ever done is try to be a good parent. There's no book and I probably wouldn't have read it if there was. I began with great ideals and have flexed into a more adaptive role realizing that kids and situations vary and that some of my ideals would have likely put them on a therapist's couch for years to come. I pray a lot.
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"I am thankful for laughter, except when milk comes out of my nose." The quote from Woody Allen describes the condition that triggers the release of endorphins, our natural feel-good chemicals that promote a sense of well-being and have also been shown to relieve pain. It also triggers the release of milk from one's nostrils but never mind.
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Okay, I was sold a bill of goods. I was told that there was a wide rolly trail from Sunriver, OR to Bend. I saw it as a great opportunity to rent a bike, spend time in a gorgeous outdoor setting with my husband and exercise my wide rolly body.
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The Way to a Man's Heart
My friend confided in me that her husband will never leave her for another woman. Rather, she might lose him to a good Osso Bucco. I'm certain that you've heard the old adage, that the stomach is the pathway to a man's heart but over the last few years there is growing evidence that the true path to the heart is through one's teeth.
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Tammy's Top Ten (t3 report) Lessons from my Dad
It's Father's Day and as usual, I'm terrible about these events. I was traveling this week and although there's a card in my office, I didn't time it right – which is why it's still sitting in my office. Clearly put, gifting is not my love language. In fact, when I took the Chapman survey, it's my lowest value. But put differently, when I think about lessons as gifts, I suddenly become much more appreciative and find that I'm very willing to pass them along.
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Agrigirl Meets Agri-ecologist
It's a good thing that seats are preassigned on United Airlines. If they weren't, I might've arm-wrestled to keep the seat next to me open on the red-eye flight from Lima, Péru to Houston, TX. I had visions of stretching out across that empty seat in order to rest and relax and contemplate the magnificent journey that I'd just taken.
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Salt of the Earth
Salt is the new black. But then black salt might refer to sea salt that is mixed with activated charcoal or to Kala Namak, the deep purple salt from India with an odor telling of its sulfur content. Whether it's pink salt from the Himalayas or matcha green tea salt, recently I've seen a number of recipes that call for a specific salt pedigree.
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Yes, No or Not Right Now
The interaction was nearly silent. My son was hunched over the carrying case to his laptop. I could see his hand plunging deeply in each pocket. With mother's intuition I knew instantly that he was searching for the mouse. He grimaced and the pace picked up. He was frantically moving his fingers from corner to corner of his bag. Silently and without notice I thought, "please let him find his mouse."
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After record losses, RMA looks to expand and improve crop insurance
By Sara Wyant
With more than 95 percent of 2012 crop insurance claims already paid, it appears that $17.3 billion may be close to the new record for indemnities—an extremely large number, but a far cry from the $30 billion to $40 billion that some critics had projected.
However, the story is much more complex than just these numbers, emphasized Risk Management Agency Administrator Brandon Willis during an interview with Agri-Pulse.
"The story should not be that we had record losses but that the public-private process worked as it should have," he added. "Farmers were able to stay in business, lenders were repaid and rural communities saved thousands of jobs. All this happened during a historic drought across much of the country and there were no calls for ad hoc disaster aid."
Willis says agriculture needs to do a much better job of explaining this message to critics—especially those who don't understand that farmers had to lose at least 15 percent before they could even trigger coverage under the highest level of coverage and that growers paid over $4.1 billion in premiums last year.
Since taking the helm at RMA just a few months ago, Willis has focused on rooting out crop insurance scams like the North Carolina adjuster who was sentenced to jail in February for four years and ordered to pay over $21 million in restitution. That was one of several cases originally triggered by RMA's data mining.
"Some producers' behaviors change when they know you are doing your job," he adds.
The RMA is also trying to expand crop insurance options for more types of producers. For example, the agency recently launched a new livestock pilot program. The Rainfall Index—Annual Forage Insurance Plan covers annual crops used for livestock feed or fodder. It is available in all counties in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota. Catastrophic Risk Protection and buy-up levels are available under the plan.
Trend adjusted yields were offered for corn and soybean producers in many counties last year and in 2013, more counties and additional crops were added. Willis says the reaction has been very positive thus far.
"The biggest complaint we've heard is that more people want it," he added.
Willis also sees lots of room to improve crop insurance for organic producers, where only about 25 percent of growers purchase policies. Starting in 2014, RMA will drop the five percent surcharge that has applied to organic policies, allow price contracts to be used to help establish insurance price levels and organic transition (T-yields) will be established separately from conventional yields by using county or area production data.
Prevented planting regulations are one area where RMA is generating criticism, especially in North Dakota where Sen. John Hoeven, R-ND, recently invited Willis to visit and discuss the problems firsthand with producers. Willis said RMA is doing outreach with regional offices where there has been flooding and other natural disasters to make sure producers understand their options.
What you need to know about prevented planting
Weeks of heavy rains across much of the nation's midsection could lead many producers to turn to prevented planting assistance.
The National Weather Service reports 90 forecast offices in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota are reporting flooding conditions. Much of this rain has occurred just as farmers are still trying to get into their fields.
While the added precipitation will help these areas recover from the 2012 drought, the timing of the rains will deny many producers access to parts of their fields for planting. Being unable to plant all of an operation's farmable acres is nothing new, but producers are being advised to be knowledgeable about specific prevented planting rules, because a missed deadline could become a missed payback.
"The rules are very difficult on PP and the farmer needs to be on top of everything or they will get far less money in a PP claim," said Ruth Gerdes, of Auburn Agency Inc. in Nebraska. "All our clients are on 70 percent PP... When you fight the river like we do, it becomes important to know all the minutia of the rules."
Even though prevented planting is nothing new, some of the rules that govern it are being discovered for the first time. Gerdes said many of these rules were changed a few years ago, but since this is the first major prevented planting event since 2011, many producers are only now learning of the modifications.
Gerdes said the rule changes boil down to a few new concepts, including requirements now set for a second crop after being prevented from planting the first crop. Second-crop planting must now be postponed until after the late plant period has passed. For example, since the final plant date for corn in Nebraska is May 25, producers are not allowed to plant a second crop until June 20, after the 25-day late-plant period has passed.
Gerdes said the biggest change involves the actual production history.
"If you do take that first crop-second crop option that is available, then you are impacted on your APH. Sixty percent of the approved yield is put in the database. Before, there was no APH penalty for prevent plant," Gerdes said. A fact sheet sent to her customers outlines their options as the final plant dates expire or draw near.
Gerdes also said the option not to insure the second crop is gone and producers must provide coverage for an additional crop planted after the late plant date. She also mentioned that producers can still grow a cover crop and still collect their entire prevent plant indemnity, so long as they follow the rules governing cover crops.
One policy that may fall under Washington scrutiny involves the "abnormally dry" declaration in the USDA's Risk Management Agency Prairie Pothole Region, which spreads through Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Due to a declaration from the RMA that 2012 was "abnormally dry," acres that could be planted in 2012 may not qualify for the RMA "one-in-four" rule and therefore be ineligible for prevented planting declaration this year.
Sen. John Hoeven, R-ND, said he's planning on working with RMA and USDA to add some clarity to the system of rules.
"The confusion and the subjectivity of some of their rules, where they're trying to predict weather, or classify whether it's a certain way when it varied throughout a state or region...it's those kind of confusing rules that create real problems for our farmers," Hoeven said.
Hoeven said while this is an issue that greatly affects his state, he is hoping for broad reform that goes beyond just prevented planting.
"This is a problem that extends well beyond North Dakota," Hoeven said. "This applies to anybody that has to deal with these rules when buying crop insurance. Whether it's crop insurance or any other program, you want simple, clear rules that people can understand and apply consistently."
For clarification on rules and regulations of individual insurance policies, producers are encouraged to see their crop insurance provider or contact their regional RMA office.
Editor's note: Agri-Pulse Editor Sara Wyant can be reached at www.agri-pulse.com.
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V. Goals and Recommendations
The recommendations below include the implementation of a new streamlined transfer policy, MassTransfer, which will replace the Commonwealth Transfer Compact, Joint Admissions, and the Tuition Advantage Program with a single transfer policy to simplify the transfer process and transfer advising. In addition, the recommendations address the following goals:
- provide easy access to clear, accurate, and cohesive transfer information;
- ensure sustained effectiveness and accountability of transfer policies and practices; and
- expand statewide program and course transfer alignment.
Goal 1: Implement the MassTransfer policy effective Academic Year 2009–10. (See Appendix C for description of MassTransfer.)
- Develop MassTransfer implementation guidelines under the leadership of the Commonwealth Transfer Advisory Group.
- Devote a full-time position at the Department of Higher Education to coordinate and oversee statewide transfer policy initiatives.
- Convene transfer officers from Massachusetts public institutions of higher education to identify and solve transfer-related issues.
- Develop internal communications (e.g. professional development for campus personnel) and external communications (e.g. identifying academic programs qualifying for MassTransfer) to promote and explain MassTransfer to all relevant parties.
- Confer the same tuition discount identified in MassTransfer to associate degree programs that do not qualify for MassTransfer but have articulation agreements with programs at state colleges and University of Massachusetts campuses that guarantee admission and full transfer and applicability of credits to the baccalaureate degree.
- After implementation of MassTransfer for three years and in consideration of the Commonwealth's fiscal capacity, examine the feasibility of increasing the tuition discount from 33% to 100% and including students enrolled in evening, weekend, accelerated, and online programs.
Goal 2: Provide easy access to clear, accurate, and cohesive transfer information.
- Create a statewide transfer website as part of the Massachusetts College and Career Readiness web portal targeted for various audiences including students, parents, faculty and academic advisors, transfer coordinators, and guidance counselors. (See Appendix D for detailed information and associated costs.)
- Adopt a statewide electronic transcript delivery system with the eventual addition of online degree audits able to interface with various student information systems and PreK-16 systems.
- Develop and carry out an on-going public relations campaign to highlight the state's commitment to higher education access and success through transfer.
Goal 3: Ensure sustained effectiveness and accountability of transfer policies and practices.
- Support the community college student success measure which includes transfer currently under development by the Board of Higher Education.
- Develop common statewide definitions of a transfer student, transfer rate, transfer retention rate, and transfer graduation rate.
- Submit an annual transfer report developed by the Commonwealth Transfer Advisory Group to the Joint Committee on Higher Education.
- Support the recommendation in the Board of Higher Education's 2005 Final Report from the Task Force on Graduation Rates at the State Colleges: Increase degree completion rates of transfer students by 5 percentage points, resulting in 58% of transfer students graduating within four years of arrival at the institution to which they transfer.
- Review transfer policies and practices at each Massachusetts public higher education institution and retract those that impose barriers to transfer.
- Establish clear structures which include faculty, administrators, and students at each Massachusetts public higher education institution to address transfer issues.
- Establish and publish a transfer student appeals process at each Massachusetts public higher education institution.
- Designate a transfer ombudsperson at each Massachusetts public higher education institution who ensures institutional compliance with transfer policies and procedures.
Goal 4: Expand alignment of statewide program-to-program and course-to-course transfer.
- Develop statewide transfer guides by major similar to the recently-enacted statewide Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education Transfer Compacts which guarantee admission and full transfer and applicability of credit to the baccalaureate degree. Statewide transfer guides by major should be developed by faculty based upon comparable course content and common student learning outcomes.
- Build a directory of statewide course-to-course equivalencies among all community colleges, state colleges, and University of Massachusetts campuses based on comparable course content and common student learning outcomes.
- Convene statewide meetings for faculty to develop statewide major guides and course-to-course equivalencies. Regional and discipline-specific breakout groups—similar to CONNECT in southeastern Massachusetts and to Central Links in central Massachusetts—should also collaborate on opportunities, trends, and grants.
- Implement an online system to support faculty review of course syllabi and development of common student learning outcomes.
- Ensure that all Commonwealth Honors courses are accepted as honors courses into receiving institutions by clearly designating these courses on student transcripts.
- Standardize the transfer of nationally-recognized exams (e.g. CLEP, DANTES, Advanced Placement Examinations), dual enrollment credits, articulated credits with high schools (e.g. tech-prep credits), international credits, and credits earned through prior learning assessments.
- Encourage independent institutions to participate voluntarily in statewide transfer initiatives.
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Description Pisch Kowitz:
The village in old documents Piszkowice, is close to the river Steinau bald and has long been divided into Upper and Lower Pisch Kowitz Pisch Kowitz. The Vorwerk Oberpischkau, in old letters known as the court, is an ancient ancestral home of the family descended from Bohemia which Haugwitz. The first known owner of this estate was Otto von Haugwitz; This also had the Niederhof.
In 1313 Thomas was Haugwitz the owner of the goods. His wife was named Agnes. In 1399 is Rüdiger von Haugwitz named as owner. He married vone Knobelsdorff. In the documents of the Year 1472 we see Heinrich von Haugwitz with his wife, born of a network. This went on for centuries: 1660 Wenzel Heinrich von Haugwitz, 1693 His son Maximilian and Ferdinand von Haugwitz 1715 his eldest son Franz Anton von Haugwitz.
The Good Low Pisch Kowitz was united in ancient times with upper Pisch Kowitz and also owned by the family of Haugwitz. After the death of Hans von Haugwitz 1538 were distributed among the possessions of his three sons. Lower Pisch Kowitz inherited Georg von Haugwitz. Since he no male offspring 1603 died, Niedediedhkowitz inherited his daughter Magdalena, which 1605 married to Frederick Henry of Stillfried on Walditz, the 1618 died.
1629 Magdalena sold, widowed Stillfried, Well the low Pisch Kowitz said Glatzer office secretary Adam Christian of Ampassek, it 1670 the imperial Woodruff John Albin Domnisch sold. After his death 1673 his daughter Johanna Rosalia sole heir. She married 1680 To Wolfgang Dietrich von Haugwitz Hausdorf, on it after her death 1709 passed. He sold the estate Lower Pisch Kowitz 1714 his cousin Franz Anton von Haugwitz, which already belonged to the estate Upper Pisch Kowitz.
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About the previous owners of the manor Coritau Kögler gives in his "News from the dominions Pisch Kowitz and Coritau" following notifications: 1291 belonged Coritau the chamber. 1577 It was the Emperor Rudolf II. among other goods sold to defray the expenses of the war against the Turks to Friedrich von Falkenhayn and small churches.
1612-1617 whose son was Coritau Seyfried, of it to his sister Margaret of Rübisch left, because he had no heir. The latter married 1629 for the second time with Adam by Postolsky. When she 1632 died without issue, ensued a long succession dispute and Coritau came Sequetration. 1647 the estate was acquired by the Imperial Colonel Ferdinand von Fitsch, of it and made it to the primogeniture 1652 his son Otto Heinrich left. This, however, and his son Ferdinand sold because of their debts 1685 possession of the Imperial Appellationsrat Johann Esaias of Hartig, Erbherrn on Rückers + 1709
1711 was his third son Sonton Freiherr von Hartig owners Coritau. He was elevated to the Grafensdtand and died 1753. Succeeded by his son Casimir Count Hartig. 1761 sold it to the Commerce Coritau Leopold Gnedel on Rathen. After his death, it divested its heirs 1787 Second Secretary at the Count Anton von Haugwitz.
After the Wars, it went through purchase at the city elders Franz von Maubeuge, it from the 1856 Carl Graf Pilati made by Schlegel (the father of the last owner) commercially acquired. The old castle has been destroyed three times by fire: 1585 by lightning, 1622 and at 17.9.1649. The present castle was 1711 built by Anton von Hartig.
Joseph Koegler's historic news of the dominions Pisch Kowitz and Coritau in the county of Glatz : from contributing to the German area studies after the handwriting of the author year 1795, Breslau: Aderhold, 1869


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Freezing rain on Thursday night and into Friday morning caused dozens of slide-offs and crashes during the morning commute.
A majority of the crashes were in North Spokane County near Indian Trail Road and Seven Mile Road.
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Tennessee for years has had a few lightly regulated natural gas wells in several north Tennessee counties. But with the rise of new techniques for hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," of deep shale deposits to release natural gas, those counties and others in northwest and southeast Tennessee — including Hamilton County — are now expected to become players in the national shale fracking industry. That may enrich the gas industry, but under the state's lamentably lax environmental laws, fracking is likely to threaten public water supplies with toxic pollution, and run the risk of air contaminated by radon, methane and other potent toxins.
Though outrageous, this isn't unusual. When it comes to fracking, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has been politically hamstrung since the Reagan administration by major oil and gas lobbies. Even now, the EPA has been restricted by political leaders and Congress from developing comprehensive, effective national standards for the use and disposal of millions of gallons of toxic chemicals and fluids that are commonly used to force natural gas out of fractured shale deposits that lie more 5,000 feet underground.
Tennessee and other state governments are even more subject to anti-regulation bias and industry lobbyists. They have similarly failed to enact standards that protect the public's interest in safe and clean water supplies and clean air. News reports on fracking around the country confirm the dire problem of lax regulation. And reports by this newspaper's Pam Sohn over the past week bear witness to this surging conflict in Tennessee.
The University of Tennessee, for example, has put its agricultural department's 8,636-acre publicly owned Cumberland Forest land in northeast Tennessee quietly on the table for negotiations for fracking leases with companies looking for gas, coal-bed methane and oil deposits. The proposal was fast-tracked, without transparency and a fair public forum, to the executive subcommittee of the State Building Commission last Thursday.
Documents on the proposal requested in December by the Nashville office of the Southern Environmental Law Center were wrongly withheld on the specious grounds that they were not official until the proposal was approved. Sohn's request for the documents was similarly denied last week on the same illogical grounds.
SELC attorney Anne Davis raised pertinent questions about the proposal that remain unanswered: Whether fracking companies would be liable for damage to public water supplies; why the proposal hasn't been publicly discussed; what, if any, rules would apply for safe use and disposal of toxic fracking fluids and for mitigation of drilling sites; and how the profits from well leases would be used.
These issues barely scratch the surface of the national controversy over fracking and the ingredients used in the process, usually in a mixture of vast quantities of water, sand and toxic chemicals, or a mixture of nitrogen gas and toxic additives. The mix is injected under high pressure into permeable shale deposits to crack open paths for natural gas to flow into the well bore.
There is good reason for public safety concerns about fracking. If methane, a toxic gas, escapes from the well-bore, it can migrate easily through the shale into aquifers and public water supplies, hence the infamous film showing running water from a faucet easily set afire in a Pennsylvania home near a fracking well.
Use and disposal of toxic chemicals, and the potential for releasing radioactive elements and radon from shale wells, are also major concerns. In many cases, toxic well-bore fluids, or their residual sludge, are superficially treated and left in lined detention ponds covered with dirt near well sites, a practice that requires stiff regulation. More egregiously, fracking and other gas-drilling operations are still not required by the federal government, or virtually all states, to identify the specific ingredients they use in fracking, though most are known to be toxic chemicals.
Tennessee's regulations, moreover, do not even require drillers to test wells for leakages or to notify neighboring land owners unless they pump more than 200,000 gallons of water into a well. Tennessee's governor and environmental departments have also failed to adopt the American Petroleum Institute's best practices' guidelines for drillers.
A New York Times survey of more than 111,000 leases demonstrates the vast problems of fracking. It found that fewer than half the leases require compensation of landowners for water contamination; that most leases convey broad rights to gas companies to clear trees, store chemicals, build roads and run 24-hour drilling operations; that drilling companies generally don't inform landowners of potential environmental risks; and that most leases grant the companies automatic rights to extend their leases.
These are just a few of the issues that require cogent, comprehensive oversight. Yet when Gov. Bill Haslam met with this newspaper's editorial board Thursday, he showed scant interest in concerns over fracking, and glossed over the topic. That may be the propensity of an energy-based billionaire whose family owns the national Pilot Flying J gas station empire. But it does not serve Tennessee well.
Do I have this straight? . . . The University of Tennessee wants to use us all as guinea pigs to see if these "fracking" toxins are hazardous to our health.
There is ample evidence that this risky process exacts costs to the environment that are far in excess of the benefits realized. The fact that the University of Tennessee Ag Center would impose those risks and impacts on public lands of our state which they hold in trust reflects poorly on their level of awareness of the negative experiences of people across the country where this "last resort" method has been used.
Earthquakes, poisoned water supplies, impacts on the agriculture industry, tourism, scenic resources and public infrastructure which must deal with the offal of this idiocy. We must remember, though, that the ag center endorsed the commodification of our forests and the chip mill invasion and exhibited the same sort of lackadaisical interest in the impacts that could logically be expected to result.
We rejected chip mills, we should reject shale fracking despite Republican hysteria about leaving profits in the ground and millions spent on slick television commercials extolling fracking as a safe, clean way to energy abundance. It is not. It will never be. We should not allow this industry to threaten irreplaceable resources in our state while strugglin to insure its darkening future.
The devastating earthquake that killed so many in Haiti, and they still haven't recovered, was said to have been caused by offshore drilling for oil when a major earthquake fault was, and that was in the ocean. Just think what will happen when a fault is hit during fracking or those underground rocks are destabalized in or near populated areas. Will it be so powerful that the Mississippi will flow backwards again?
I don't see any evidence that fracking is "good for America." Instead, it destroys America. The open spaces of Tennessee bring tourists here to enjoy the inviting, unspoiled beauty and clean, free-flowing water. Industrial fracking will ruin that, polluting the water and poisoning animals and people. It is simply dishonest to pretend that fracking does no harm to the water tables. And, as for protecting the water by "impermeable rock" -- HA! That rock won't be impermeable after it's fracked. Fracking in Hamilton County will be another example of profits for a few who plunder the land while everyone else is left with a poisonous and degraded environment.
Today we will tell you how to reduce your Al Gore, i.e. carbon footprint.
Today's tip:
The true believers have abandoned their carbon heat factories and walk to work. Now, if you carry your partner piggy back there will only be one set of footprints resulting in a 50% reduction!
Attached is a video on fracking for all you numb nuts that thing fracking is a bad thing.
Whoopeee! And he has brought a totally unbiased (I'm sure) video on fracking from the Tennessee Oil and Gas Association! Thanks Jonesy, it's always good to see the kind of propaganda the enemy is producing.
We fight propaganda with facts provided by citizens affected by this idiocy ...
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I hope you have abandoned those heat producers.
Till then, if you must be a hypocrite and drive at least change your air filter once a month.
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It was found that iranian hand was involved in blast at bankgong and similar connection is showing in delhi blast but why our govt. is not bold enough to accept facts?
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Even if you accept facts, is it going to gain you something ? or making matter worse !Answered by nagendra kumar pathak, 17 Feb '12 05:01 pm
In the triple blasts that rocked Bangkok, the involvement of Iran has been categorically proved as the Iranian national who threw the bomb had his legs ripped off. But in the car bomb attack on the Iranian embassy vehicle on the busy roads ob Delhi, the police has not got concrete leads to pin point the Iranian hand. The Delhi police is not and can not jump into conclusions without any evidence to support its conclusion.Answered by thampy chacko, 16 Feb '12 09:27 pm
Would you like Govt to accept every kind of rumor ,Govt is investigatingAnswered by truth exposed, 17 Feb '12 08:23 pm
Iran is a Muslim country.Answered by Babu K, 17 Feb '12 07:36 pm
In international politics there is no such things as being bold or being coward. The various governments calibrate their actions and reactions to suit their own national interests. This is what Indian Government is doing viz a viz Iran.Answered by Vikram, 16 Feb '12 09:32 pm
Are you on the payrole of Israel ? let our investigations conclude !Answered by samiran panda, 16 Feb '12 09:28 pm
There must be careful investigation and the culprits at any level to be brought to justiceAnswered by saranathan Narasimhan, 18 Feb '12 05:02 pm


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Top 5 exercise tips from Shock Absorber and Jenny Pacey
With the holiday season underway and the prospect of showing a bit more skin on the beach looming why not tackle the problem head-on and try to achieve your summer fitness goals. Jenny Pacey, a world class athlete who specialises in long jump and is currently training for the London Olympics 2012 has shared some top tips to help you achieve your summer fitness goals.
1. Firstly have the correct Kit. There's nothing worse than being uncomfortable while exercising so Jenny suggests every woman needs a decent pair of trainers and a Shock Absorber sports bra that are both comfortable, supportive and allow you to focus on your performance.
2. Next Jenny says it's important to set goals. Her advice is to set short and long term goals that are achievable. To remain motivated Jenny says it's best to set 'personally and physically challenging goals' such as committing to a regular exercise class or a 5k run. It will mean you can't back out and you'll be far more dedicated in sticking to your summer fitness plan.
3. Thirdly Jenny highlights the importance of health and work. Stress, long hours, travel and corporate lunches are all bad for your health and your waistline. Jenny's top tip is to go for a 10 minute walk after a stressful meeting 'to regulate your hormones and mood.' Another key point from Jenny is to take healthy snacks into work to stop you snacking on that tempting pack of biscuits in the work cupboard. Also remember to drink plenty of water when travelling and sat at your desk 'to help mobilise fat and maintain hydration.'
4. Next tip is all about the summer sun. Soak up the Vitamin D and get fit for free out in the fresh air. We all know sometimes the gym is an expense we just can't afford so instead head to your nearest park and do interval running seasons which are combinations of fast sprints with slow jogs 'pushing the heart rate up and down to take you in and out of your fat burning zone.'
5. Finally Jenny suggests the best way to keep motivated is with the help of a friend. Make a pact to push each other a little harder and further and your fitness goals will be achieved quicker.
So there you go, you've now got world athlete Jenny Pacey's top tips for summer fitness so if you're looking to get a bit fitter, what better time to start than right now!
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"I knew AJ Lee from developmental a year before she was on NXT. I didn't know Dolph Ziggler at all. But when we started working together and traveling to different shows we realized that we shared a similar sense of humor. It didn't take us long to realize that it was kind of an odd pairing but it worked. We had a lot of fun and it is something that I'll always remember. I learned a lot from Dolph when I was ringside for all of the John Cena matches at house shows. It was a positive way for me to start my career."
- Big E Langston
"After SummerSlam, I spent a month and a half not doing much... Pretty much for me, it was having that match with [CM] Punk on RAW after really not being on TV for a month and a half. I think that kind of gave me some traction. From there, getting to have matches with guys who were looked at as top figures."
"There are a few guys. For me it's kinda cool to think about guys you grew up and you idolized. Undertaker has a spot where he has that allure, and that mystique, and everyone always kinda goes to Undertaker as being their guy, and rightfully so. I was also a huge Vader fan, so if they were ever able to bring him back for one, I think that would be cool as well. I know there's been talk possibly, and I have no idea if it's gonna happen, about Batista possibly coming back. You know guys like that, you grew up watching idolized, you know they're all kind a dreams who knows if they'll ever come to fruition."
"He's been very helpful over the past few years, even before I got called up. Just giving me advice, he opened up the weight room to me. I live about 15 minutes away from his gym. He's been very helpful, just kinda giving me pointers throughout the way, just giving me advice, and really just trying to be a mentor in many ways. I'm really grateful for him taking time to help and guide me. Honestly, he's done that for a lot of younger talent, people just don't see that."
"John's been great. I've been able to work out of his gym the last few years now and kind of pick his brain at times as well. He has given me advice and little things to make me better throughout the years. One of the things he told me 'owning the moment.' When you're out there, you really do have an opportunity to make a memorable moment. That's kind of one of the things I learned from him."
"Being with AJ and traveling with her and Dolph was really cool. One of the things I admired about her is how driven she is. She is focused and aware of her brand and the message she wants to get across to fans as well. So I've always respected that about her. She is very cognitive about what she does inside the ring and outside of it. I've also been able to learn from Dolph as well when we were together. Even now, he has been helpful. That first six to seven-month period of being a bodyguard was great because it allowed me the opportunity to ease into my time in WWE and to learn. It was a great start."
"From John Cena, I learned about the importance of timing and the moment. There are things you can let get away from you, and things might happen out of nowhere, but it's all about owning the moment. When you're out there in front of the crowd, it's about taking that chance or doing something special so you go from just being a guy to being someone important."
"I don't think they give a s--t about (indies) buzz. They only care about their own buzz, which makes sense. You can't solely cater to the niche fan base — it's a tricky demographic to deal with. But you can see somebody get over with those fans and think maybe they can do it in WWE, too. And they see someone who has the passion to chase the dream, traveling around the world. If you have passion, if you're a good performer, those are two of the most important things in wrestling, and they're things you can't manufacture. Some people are naturals. Take Big E Langston; he has such a perfect match of athleticism and charisma, and he looks like an action figure."


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Lincoln is competing against San Diego for the honor of hosting the 2015 State Games of America.
The winning city would be visited by about 8,000 amateur athletes. Over four or five days they'd compete in events such as archery and wrestling.
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Three Lincoln officials will pitch their plan in Dallas on Thursday to the National Congress of State Games, which selects the host city. A decision isn't expected until May.
The national competition is held every other year. San Diego hosted the games in 2011. The games are being held this year in the Hershey-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area from July 31st to August 4th.
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BROS (Bali Royal Hospital) has been established in the middle of 2009 and starting the operation on middle of 2010, exactly at beginning of the July 2010. This hospital located in Renon, known as a civic centre area in Bali. It makes our Hospital easily to find and more over could give an easy access for those who want to have a choice in medical facilities such as inpatient, outpatient and medical checkup.
These facilities as a main core business of BROS also support with our superior services there are IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), Neuroscience Centre, Minimal Invasive Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery.
Our personal goal actually is make BROS become the centre reference of case in Bali and Eastern part Indonesia. OS as a brand new hospital conscious without any support from skillful and qualified human resources we could not give an excellent services to our costumer, regarding that we only accepted staff and paramedic who match with our needs.
BROS inviting the qualified & experienced staff to fill the following position as:
Nurse (Bali)
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