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GOLD RIVER, Calif. -
The No. 8 California women's rowing team nearly swept every race it competed in during the first day of the Lake Natoma Invitational at Lake Natoma in Gold River, Calif. The varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four all picked up two victories on the day. Those three boats and the freshman eight advanced to Sunday's finals.
"The team had a great day," head coach Dave O'Neill said. "All boats raced with poise and raced quite well. We expected to be challenged early in the races, and that was definitely the case in some races. It was good to see our crews stay internal and move away in the second half. We had a lot of boats and nearly all of our athletes had the chance to compete, and we appreciate the opportunity. I'm proud of everyone. This was an important step. Tomorrow will be a tough day, so we need to be at our best."
Strong performances could go a long way for the Bears since this event will have major implications on pairings for the NCAA Championships at the end of May. The Lake Natoma Invitational is one of the few inter-regional regattas in the regular season.
The varsity eight picked up two decisive wins on Saturday. In the morning, they topped Pac-12 foe Washington State by over 12 seconds, 6:32.5-6:44.9. Later in the afternoon, the Bears top boat handled Indiana, 6:44.5-6:52.5.
"Both the morning and afternoon races were good, and we tried some different things," O'Neill said. "It was great to be back at full strength after Michelle (Leason) and Papa (Hipango) were out back at the crew classic. I think they made a positive difference for our entire team, and we are definitely heading in the right direction."
The largest margin of victory went to the freshman eight. In their only race of the day, the novice boat defeated second-place Texas by over 15 seconds, 6:57-7:12.4.
Cal raced primarily against Washington State and Tulsa in the morning, and Indiana and Texas in the afternoon session.
In Sunday's finals, the Bears will primarily be competing against Wisconsin and Stanford.
2012 Lake Natoma Invitational
Saturday Morning California Results
Varsity Eight
1.California 6:32.5, 2. Washington State 6:44.9, 3. Tulsa 6:50.7
Cal lineup: Rachel Ersted (cox), Michelle Leason, Agatha Nowinski, Elise Etem, Paparangi Hipango, Clair Premzic, Rosie Popa, Erica Rippe, Maggie Simpson (bow)
Second Varsity Eight
1.California 6:47.3, 2. Washington State 6:52.7, 3. Tulsa 7:11.8
Cal lineup: Lindsay Meltz (cox), Becca Lindquist, Greer Uu, Jenn Helssen, Kristina Lofman, Heather Hargreaves, Tanya Wolfram, Invild Roenningen, Bridget Sullivan (bow)
Varsity Four
1.California 7:22.8, 2. Washington State 7:28, 3. Tulsa 7:51.9
Cal lineup: Lynn Anderson (cox), Danielle Riggs, Allison DeClerq, Kyndal Mancho, Anne Duval (bow)
Freshman Eight
1.California 6:57, 2. Texas 7:12.4, 3. Stanford 7:26.4
Cal lineup: Hannah Freeman (cox), Naomi Hester, Vanessa Gerber, Maddie Wolf, Camilla Gardiner, Anna-Linnea Rodegard, Helen Oliver, Stephanie Ding, Sage Purkey (bow)
Second Freshman Eight
1. Wisconsin 6:59.6, 2. Washington State 7:09.8, 3. Texas 7:18.7, 4. California 7:29.3
Cal lineup: Christine La (cox), Serena Boccara, Ellie Byrd, Maya Lafeo, Mairead Mahoney, Rosie Russell, Elisabeth Soto, Stephanie Kraemer, Sarah Goldman (bow)
Saturday Afternoon California Results
Varsity Eight
1.California 6:44.5, 2. Indiana 6:52.5, 3. Texas 7:01.2
Cal lineup: Rachel Ersted (cox), Michelle Leason, Aggie Nowinski, Elise Etem, Paparangi Hipango, Clair Premzic, Rosie Popa, Kristina Lofman, Maggie Simpson (bow)
Second Varsity Eight
1.California 6:43.9, 2. Texas 6:51.8, 3. Indiana 6:56.6
Cal lineup: Lindsay Meltz (cox), Becca Lindquist, Greer Uu, Heather Hargreaves, Erica Rippe, Allison DeClerq, Tanya Wolfram, Invild Roenningen, Bridget Sullivan (bow)
Varsity Four
1.California 7:38.4, 2. Texas 7:55.4, 3. Indiana 8:03.5
Cal lineup: Lynn Anderson (cox), Christine Bernantz, Caroline Rosetti, Kyndal Mancho, Anne Duval (bow)
Third Varsity Eight
1.California 7:04.6, 2. Tulsa 7:31
Cal lineup: Lauren Chan (cox), Emma Ballard, Vanessa Gerber, Rachel Schwartz, Kristina Leva, Megan Ryan, Olivia Corwin, Stephanie Ding, Alyssa Machida


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Thread: Duty Belt Set Up
Duty Belt Set Up
I am only new to the forums but I am a C.I.T (Cash in Transit) Officer and also an Armed Patrol Officer here in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Our laws here sound very similar to some Provinces in Canada. One thing I am curious about is how certain officers set up their "Rig". Mine is unique to my company and I am the only one who carries cuffs on patrol. Please feel free to discuss what you carry/wear or any flaws in how mine is set up. This is my set up:
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Safariland Double Mag Pouch (Second hand from Brother who is a PO), Uncle Mikes Open Top Cuff Pouch which carries Peerless Hinged Cuffs, Bianchi PatrolTek Swivel Radio Holder with Motorola GP 328 Radio (we have repeaters set up all over our patrol route. Supprisingly they work really well), Uncle Mikes Open Top Baton Holder which holds an ASP 21" Baton (Must be kept at work by law), Uncle Mikes D Cell Torch Holder, Uncle Mikes Closed Top Single Cuff Case which carries S&W Model 100 Cuffs, Ferno Single Glove Pouch, Uncle Mikes Closed Top Single Cuff Case which carries S&W Model 100 Cuffs, Uncle Mikes Pro 3 Retention Holster (I carry a Beretta 92FS, Compared to everyone else apart from my boss carry Glock 17I's), BlackHawk! LE Duty Gear Chem Agent MK3 Pouch which carries DYEWitness (Now in Australia apart from 1 state it is completely illegal to carry a spray that contains an irritant; such as pepper spray/fog/mace as it comes under the dangerous articles act. Now our batons and our firearms are both level 6 use of force options. Level 6 being lethal force. We had no other force options apart from open handed techniques, so the other officers I worked with all seeked another option and we came across DYEwitness which is a green foam that marks people with a green dye for upto 7 days for easy identification. So we went with that), Uncle Mikes Cordura 6P Sure Fire light case which holds a Surefire 6P, Sony Ericsson Sports Phone Case and a Zak Tools ZT 55 Key Ring Holder all on an Uncle Mikes Sidekick Duty Belt.
So yeah all my gear is my own I purchased it when I started up. Funny thing is I have better gear than our PO's except of STARgroup officers (South Aus Version of SWAT). So any comments please feel free
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First of all welcome aboard the forums. There have been a couple posts on this subject, feel free to check the search button. I have been to Australia once (many moons ago when I was in the service).
Second just out of curiousity am I correct in reading your post that you carry 3 sets of cuffs? Not that its a bad thing. When I worked a patrol service in michigan I carried 2 on my belt and had 3 more sets in my vehicle (only had to use more than my 2 sets once but glad that I had extra when I needed them)
I'm curious as to your 6 levels of Force. Would you perhaps go further into that? If you already have (this is the first post I have looked at tonight) disregard. We do have a couple SOs from Australia that do post and I am always interested in how other countries do business.
The six levels of force are:
Level 1: Physical Presence
Such as a uniformed officer maybe enough to modify a person's behaviour.
Level 2: Verbal Direction
Warning them of their actions and what it can lead too. We use 3 different techniques: REQUEST: ask them to do an action. DIRECT: Tell them with authority to do an action. COMMAND: Issuing them with authoritive commands.
Level 3: Control Techniques - Compliance - Open Hand Techniques
Using a physical level of force to remove the threat. Using wristlocks, gooseneck hold and others. You must maintain communication at all times with the person and only use the level of force required in order to control the situation as an absolute last resort.
Level 4: Techniques to cause Temporary Reflective Inhibition (Stunning) - Open Hand Techniques
Mechanical Control: Used when the person is not responding to control techniques and further action is required. Such as the impact or manipulation of nerve centres to temporarly dysfunction muscle groups in place of using strength maybe required. Note: Mechanical control does not mean the use of handcuffs.
Level 5: Chemical Sprays
This catagory refers directly to OC spray and Mace. These products fall under the catagory of prohibited articles under section 15 of the Summary Offences Act. The only spray officers are allowed to carry is DYEWitness with prior approval of the Firearms Branch of the South Australian Police Department.
Level 6: Batons, Firearm or Lethal Force
The highest force option is the use of deadly lethal force. Security should employ all other force options before lethal force is employed. The use of force must be in direct correlation to the situation. Lethal force generally refers to the use of Firearms in self defence, however lethal force levels can also be applied to using other types of techniques such as the carotic neck restraint (Sleeper hold) and use of a baton for striking options as this can strike the head and cause blunt force truama.
So that is the 6 levels of force that I must abide by. Yes I do carry 3 sets of cuffs on my plus I have a pair of Hiatts Chained in the car as a backup (my 3rd pair in 2 years. They are a backup pair for a reason) and 6 flexicuffs in the car also.
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Have you considered a double handcuff case, or two? You could carry four cuffs instead of three, for the space on your belt of two handcuffs.
To me, DyeWitness is silly. I would use Dyewitness at the first sign of "I am arresting this person" or "I am being attacked by this person" so they can be easily identified in case they escape.
Of course, over here, OC spray is around Level 3 or even Level 2, and batons are not considered the same as firearms.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law
On my security duty belt, I carry a double cuff case and a single "bikini" cuff case (top of cuffs exposed). The way I have always seen it, if I need more than 3 sets of cuffs, backup better be enroute."Alright guys listen up, ya'll have probably heard this before, Jackson vs. Securiplex corporation; I am a private security officer, I have no State or governmental authority. I stand as an ordinary citizen. I have no right to; detain, interrogate or otherwise interfere with your personal property-... basically all that means is I'm a cop."-Officer Ernie
"The Curve" 1998
DYEWitness is all we have so it can be used to bluff your way out of situations. The few times I have used it freaks people out because they are unaware of what the substance is and normally flee.
I am interested in the sound of this "Bikini" case would anyone be able to link me to some? or tell me what company/ies make them?
Thanks Alot.
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That particular picture is the Gould & Goodrich (G&G) B85 Open Top Handcuff Case, and it ranges anywhere from $20-30 USD. G&G makes quite a few different styles of open top handcuff cases. Quite a few of the big brand names make open top handcuff cases, in both leather and nylon."To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the highest skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the highest skill." Sun-Tzu
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The only thing I've ever bluffed was "I have a K9, and the dog will bite you." Mainly because if you bluff with a weapon, someone may decide to call the bluff. "OC don't mean s- to me." Now what?Some Kind of Commando Leader
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09-20-2006, 10:20 AM #9Originally Posted by N. A. Corbier
I personnaly carry a bikini style cuff case by Kinsco, but its a local brand and not brand name.. It ran me about $12. It is a single however, as I wear business attire..
My officers wear Duty Pro, which bites! The cuff cases are described as "single" but you can fit two sets in them. So they opt to wear four sets, as it is cheaper. I try to push them towards Bianchi, as the MK4 holders are aces and I require those. They do the nylon as it doesnt weigh as much.
As I stated before, Duty Pro makes gear cheaper, but it shows. I have never seen a nylon belt pill up before. And I dont like the lack of "accumold" this design has, as there is none, LOL. One peice at a time I am getting them to replace it out. I also like Biachi's silent key keepers. I never had one break yet!Deputy Sheriff


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I Am Sarcastic And People Get Fustrated With Me For Itsome people can't always tell when I am being sarcastic it makes things funnier for me but sometimes people are really annoyed by it... so funny
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nice to know someone understands lol
so am i and actually my fiend stopped talking to me i asked her why and she said your to sarcastic i hate it
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Board Games have multiple uses in the classroom. They are fun and attractive and relatively free of 'academic stress', so they are compelling as an activity for students. They are social and convivial with a greater purpose and specific goal. Board Games provide opportunities for 'safe' competition among individuals and groups. They teach 'rule-making', cause and effect and planning. Abstract games provide a substrate for mathematical operations and logical reasoning. They teach the difference between luck and strategic thinking and critical reasoning. They allow teachers to uncover learning styles and competencies that might not emerge in didactic classroom settings.
The mechanics of Board Games can help teach mathematical reasoning. This paper aligns the different aspects of Board Games with the competencies articulated in the "National Standards for Mathematics Teaching" (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) grades 3 through 5. Math classes at this level lay the foundation for higher order mathematics like Algebra, Geometry and Calculus. The grade-level focal points listed below identify the concepts, major instructional goals and skill expectations within the context of problem-solving, reasoning and critical thinking with the intent of building mathematical competency for all students. Not every student learns at the same rate or acquires concepts and skills at the same time – Board Games provide another venue of practice that is fun and engaging.
Let's focus on Board Games as a means to support the preparation of students for higher order mathematics. Selected games from the publisher, Gryphon Games (available through the parent company FRED Distribution) including:
"24/7 the Game",
"Take It Easy",
"Birds on a Wire",
"For Sale",
"Looting London", and
"Gem Dealer", (as examples) have the attributes listed below.
The Relationship of Parts to the Whole
A critical skill for problem solving is successfully employing the tactics that prove instrumental in accomplishing a bigger strategy. Strategy is the overall management of sub-goals to accomplish a long-term goal. Tactics are the small decisions that make up the grand strategy. Sometimes we mistake the sub-goals for the bigger goals…losing our focus on what is really important.
Assessing Risk, Taking Chances and Using Good Judgment
There are many ways to accomplish long-term goals. Strategy games can help students learn to accommodate to change, respond to unexpected challenges and overcome obstacles in a fairly non-threatening context. Students learn to recognize the information that is necessary to solve a problem by studying how the parts influence the whole and observing how others are approaching the same problem in different ways.
Playing games can help students learn to focus and hold on to the big picture when solving a problem, not losing oneself in the tactical play. Learning to move in and out from detail to vision, to assess the board for future moves, to know when to let go of a tactic for the sake of the strategy is just good thinking. Students learn to think beyond the present moment, to adjust strategy in response to new challenges.
Grids and Graphs
Most Board Games use a grid or graph as a playing surface. Connection games are linked closely with the 'topography' of the board surface on which they are played. This is a method to teach students the concept of a graphing grid and to utilize spaces, scale, vertices and their relationship to edges or end-points in play. The board geometry has a profound effect on the play mechanism and the strategies that emerge during play.
Students recognize area (the board) as a two-dimensional region. They learn to quantify an area by finding the total number of same-sized units of area that cover the shape without gaps or overlaps. Games can further the understanding the properties of two-dimensional shapes by considering congruence and symmetry and by transforming and rotating shapes while laying pieces on a board.
Fractions and Wholes
Students develop an understanding of the meaning and use of fractions to represent parts of a whole, parts of a set, or points or distances on a number line. They compare and manage the size of a fractional part relative to the size of the whole board and their pieces. They solve problems that involve comparing and ordering fractions using models like a number line to identify equivalent fractions.
Connections and Sequences
Many games involve creating configurations of separate pieces that are linked or become linked as players negotiate the topography of the board grid. Connecting your pieces on a board can have a metric quality or it may lead to making chains that lead to a by-product like the surrounding of territory or the creation of a particular pattern. Pieces may have certain qualities (color, number, shape) that lead to different connection goals. For example, creating advantageous sequences of multiplication or addition is the goal of a game like
"Take It Easy" or
Pattern Making
The connection of pieces on a board grid may lead to a pattern like 'three-in-a-row' or a 'square shape surrounding territory' – in these cases, the connection is not important, the emerging pattern is. Students learn to keep the 'big picture' pattern in mind while manipulated 'the parts that make up a whole' with the placement of each piece. Keeping a 'big idea' in mind while manipulating the smaller parts of a problem is essential in the development of critical thinking.
Number and Operations
The properties and operations of number form the basis of many games. Addition and subtraction, multiplication and division are consistently practiced supporting arithmetic skills. The creation and analysis of patterns and relationships that involve multiplication and division are part of readying students for algebra. Students begin to understand the meanings of multiplication and division through the use of representations like equal-sized groups, arrays, area models and 'jumps' on the number line through multiplication and successive subtraction, partitioning collections and sequences.
Students begin to use the commutative (involving or relating to exchanges or substitutions), associative (giving the same result regardless of the order taken, thus since a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c) and distributive properties (when two different ways of expanding a collection of pieces produces the same result) as tactics.
("Take It Easy",
"Looting London")
Algorithmic Thinking
The mechanics of a Board Game are algorithmic. The rules create
a logical sequence of steps for solving a problem, often written out as a flow chart of instruction. The process of learning and following rules sets a stage for learning algorithms, the logical step-by-step procedure for solving a mathematical problem in a finite number of steps, often involving repetition of the same basic operation.
Algebraic Reasoning
Students may explicitly identify, describe and extend numeric patterns on a Board Game or learn deeply about the growing and repeating of non-numeric patterns. Learning to combine sets of like or different attributes is a basic skill of numeric patterning. Students represent and analyze patterns and functions by using objects and representations (game pieces) in the place of numbers to draw conclusions about relationships. Students develop a strong understanding of the use of a particular rule to describe the operation of numbers or objects in relationship to other numbers and objects.
Analyzing Opportunities
Board Games give students an opportunity to represent data using a graph-like placement of pieces, the consideration of shape and important attributes of a set of data. During play, students compare related data sets and their distribution and the opportunities for tactical movement. Students gain competence selecting appropriate methods or tactics and applying them accurately to estimate quotients or to calculate them mentally, depending on the context and numbers involved.
Game pieces represent sets of information (a dice, a set of cards, a board with a particular grid, boards with edges and boundaries, sets of numbers and distinctive attributes) that can be manipulated by students toward a desired end. Students can propose and justify conclusions and predictions that are based on available data and design ways to further investigate the conclusions and predictions of movement.
Understanding probability comes with the use of dice and cards that have fixed numerical options. Card counting may be bad in poker but it can serve to exercise the mind and give the student a good chance of predicting an outcome in a game. Dice have only six sides, limiting the number of combinations that will appear on a turn. Predicting the outcome based on reliable probability builds an understanding of bounded possibility over luck.


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To answer these questions, courts look at numerous factors including: whether the shareholders/owners acted in bad faith; whether individual contracts were entered into with the intent of avoiding performance and hiding behind a corporate shield; whether assets have been diverted to the detriment of creditors; whether there is ownership and control of the entity by a few key individuals; whether the shareholders/owners and the corporation share the same office or business location; whether the shareholders/owners and the corporation share the same attorney; whether the shareholders/owners used the entity to procure labor, services and merchandise for others; whether the entity was adequately capitalized; whether corporate formalities were followed; and whether the result would be unjust should the court fail to pierce the corporate veil.
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"Under the Dome," the limited series adaptation of Stephen King's 2009 science fiction novel of the same name, will air on CBS this summer, serving as an unusual venture into higher-end serialized programming for a network that's otherwise preferred to keep to (and found success in) classic episodic TV like sitcoms "The Big Bang Theory" and "Two and a Half Men" and procedurals "NCIS" and "CSI." Developed by Brian K. Vaughan ("Y: The Last Man," "Lost"), the 13-episode series (which, if successful, will be kept open to the possibility of a second round) is set in a small New England town that is suddenly and mysteriously cut off from the world by a giant transparent dome.
Neal Baer ("ER") is the showrunner, with Danish "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" director Niels Arden Oplev helming the first episode and Mike Vogel ("Bates Motel"), Rachelle Lefevre ("Twilight") and Dean Norris ("Breaking Bad") amongst the cast. CBS has released a first look video from the upcoming series, which premieres June 24, below, suggesting "Under the Dome" will be a genuine departure for CBS -- which makes sense, given that the project originated at the network's sister channel Showtime.


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If there's one thing that can be said about director Paul Greengrass, it's how engaging he can be during interviews. His upcoming film, "Captain Phillips," has been getting great buzz (read our review), and after years of only being asked Bourne-related questions, it must be refreshing for him to finally get the chance to talk about something else. In yet another engaging interview, this time with The Huffington Post, Greengrass not only talks about his latest movie, he also gives us more clarification as to why he dropped out of "The Trial of Chicago 7."
The long-developing project is one Greengrass eyed as far back as 2008 and recommitted to earlier this summer before dropping out once again. Based on a true story of a trial that arose after a clash between protesters and police outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention, the film boasts a script by Aaron Sorkin and certainly a rich, dramatic premise, but as Greengrass explains, he couldn't find a way into the material, or "render the scale of the event" for a wide audience. Here's his full explanation and view on 'Chicago 7':
I'll tell you why. Well, Dreamworks asked me in the summer and I really would love to work with Steven Spielberg ... and Aaron Sorkin had written a great screenplay. But, I felt that there have been other versions of that serial done. It's from "Chicago 10," what it's based on, which is part animation. And I felt when I watched the animation -- that was really the true reason, to be honest. And I thought it was a really good film. I felt that it was left sort of challenged, for me, to kind of redo something that had already been animated.
Then there was the whole issue of -- which is sort of another related problem -- that film essentially tells the story with animation, then a huge and beautifully compiled series of archived material that sort of takes you through the four days of the Chicago demonstrations that lead into the riot and that final night. That archive material is magnificent and when I looked into how in today's cinema economics, for a film that's not going to find a wide audience -- it's essentially a niche film; a very interesting niche film -- how are you going to render the scale of that event? You find that you can get yourself into a place where you really want to do a film, but you can't really be confident that you can do it comfortably within a budget. You know, that you're all comfortable with -- it's not like you're on an opposite side; you're actually on the same side. But you kind of look at it and you go, actually, given the sort of filmmaker I am, I don't think this is going to work.
So it seems a variety factors: creative approach, budget and the existence of an already fine previous film on the same topic ultimately killed Greengrass' involvement. And so the development wheel will keeping spinning on this. Anyone you think might be a good choice to take over the project?


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National Prayer Day, Interfaith Gathering at Ingleside at King Farm
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National Prayer Day, Interfaith Gathering -- Ingleside at King Farm is hosting an interfaith prayer service, open to the public, on Thursday, May 2, 1:00pm. The hour long service will celebrate the prayers of many religious traditions, even musical prayers with flutes and drums. Local religious leaders, residents and IKF staff will lead the prayers. For info contact Chaplain Richard Thayer, 240-499-9015, or visit inglesidekingfarm.org.
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Scarlett Johansson Rumored As Marilyn Monroe
By Josh Tyler 2009-08-03 22:39:27 comments
Scarlett Johansson may play Marilyn Monroe. Its such a no duh casting decision that its a little hard to believe its true, particularly since its being reported by tabloid The Daily Mail. And of course too good to be true is exactly what it is.
Though they say shes being lined up for the role they go on to qualify their grand casting proclamations by adding that shes simply at the top of a list of actresses being considered for the part by a director no one has ever heard of, named Simon Curtis. This is sort of like me sitting in my office and using Excel to create a list of actresses Id most like to sleep with, and then issuing a press release saying that Anne Hathaway is in my bedroom. So what about it Anne? Ill send a limo.
Should the movie at some point actually exist, itll be called My Week With Marilyn and be based on the diary of someone named Colin Clark, an employee of Laurence Olivier who was put in charge of keeping an eye on Marilyn while in London during 1957. Its kind of like Get Him To The Greek. Please, please, please dont let Jonah Hill make out with ScarJo. Love you Jonah, but that would be gross. Id have to take her replace her in my desktop wallpaper rotation.
The DM story also touts Kate Hudson, Amy Adams, and Michelle Williams as being on Simons mystery list, all of whom would be horrible. No offense Kate Hudson, but before you can play Marilyn Monroe youll have to get implants and maybe a personality (Can they implant those too?). Scarlett at least has the physical build to pull it off, and in some ways even a similar acting style. Both she and Marilyn seem to regard acting as blank eyed stares at the camera. Maybe ScarJo lacks the voice, but she can work on it. Assuming of course, this were actually happening, which it isnt.
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The U.S. Coast Guard came to the rescue of a Seattle-based fishing trawler in the Bering Sea on Tuesday as a storm with hurricane-force winds and 40-foot waves moved rapidly toward the western Alaskan coastline.
The U.S. Coast Guard came to the rescue of a Seattle-based fishing trawler in the Bering Sea on Tuesday as a storm with hurricane-force winds and 40-foot waves moved rapidly toward the western Alaskan coastline.
The Rebecca Irene, a 146-foot trawler with 34 people aboard, lost power in one of its two engines early Tuesday and had limited propulsion. It called for Coast Guard help about 4:45 a.m. PST time.
The Coast Guard Cutter Sherman reached the vessel about 1 p.m. and transferred 20 nonessential crew, Petty Officer 1st Class Sara Francis said. Fourteen crew remained on board.
The Sherman, which is 370 feet long, was to escort the Rebecca Irene while a private tug was contracted to tow the Rebecca Irene to safety, the Coast Guard said.
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The trawler was 115 nautical miles from its nearest safe haven — a harbor at Unimak Island, Francis said.
The engine failure was not storm-related and occurred in calm seas, she said.
By 6 p.m. Tuesday, seas were 6 to 8 feet high, with winds of 21 mph, Francis said. But hurricane-force winds were on the way and scheduled to strike early Wednesday.
"It's going to be a tough ride for everyone," Francis said.
The vessels were well-prepared, Francis added, and the Rebecca Irene had three life rafts with survival suits.
The storm was traveling at 60 mph and could reach the beachfront city of Nome by late Tuesday, with winds hitting 85 mph.
The epic storm comes during an ebb in the major Bering Sea harvests for pollock and crab; most of those fleets are through for the year, according to state and federal fishery officials.
But early November is prime season for more than two dozen vessels that set longlines of baited hooks for cod and more than a dozen other vessels that trawl for flatfish. These trawl vessels include the Rebecca Irene.
The storm was predicted to produce fierce winds and waves that could top 40 feet, and vessels involved in the November harvests were taking heed.
Among the longline fleet, some vessels were heading to port, while others planned to stop fishing until the storm passed, said Kenny Down, executive director of the Freezer Longline Coalition.
"Our fleet is primarily larger vessels that could ride out the storm," Down said. "It's just the state of nature that the best cod fishing coincides with the worst time of the year for the weather."
The Bering Sea king-crab harvest took place in October, with more than 60 vessels participating, but that season has largely wound down, according to Trent Hartill, an Alaska state biologist based in Unalaska.
The pollock season, which involves many Seattle-based trawlers, also has concluded for the year, according to Krista Milani, a fisheries official with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The wind and waves had started picking up late morning Tuesday, and by afternoon the ocean had started to churn in shades of gray.
"It's pretty ominous looking, and the waves are getting bigger," said AnnMarie Rudstrom, a teacher in the village of Brevig Mission, 70 miles north of Nome.
Stores in Nome were pretty well stocked, but some businesses closed early.
The bigger concern was for Alaska Natives in the 18 villages in the region, where the brunt of the storm was supposed to hit.
The storm was expected to produce at least a 10-foot surge, forcing dozens of coastal communities to make emergency preparations.
"It is very dangerous," said Andy Brown, lead forecaster for the National Weather Service in Anchorage. "Everybody is spreading the word."
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Maj. Gen. M. Ted Wong, commander of Brooke Army Medical Center, (far right) and BAMC Command Sgt. Maj. Marshall L. Huffman (far left) host a Purple Heart ceremony in honor of Sgt. Michael J. Lassey (left) and Sgt. Jamel M. Abdulaziz, who were wounded this summer in Afghanistan.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: SSD reliability and efficiency.
Cons: This drive is SLOW and a very small size. I recently got this used along with another SSD and a few other computer items. I wasn't expecting anything too amazing from this unit considering the age but it seems to be slower that some of the faster mechanical hard drives I have used. I had planned to use as a boot drive for a security system monitoring computer as the OS and software only took up a fraction of this small 32GB drive and figured it would serve this purpose just fine. The security PC, which is a beat-up early generation i3 system I got for almost nothing, CRAWLED when using this SSD as a main boot device. I am not sure what the issue was but the ratings/specs appeared very similar to the Kingston 64GB V200 SSD I also got with this trade. I then tried the Kingston in place of this unit and I got the speed and snap I would expect from an SSD, even a low end one like this.
Other Thoughts: Save your money for something just a little better. You won't regret it as the Kingston V200 drive, which I consider to be a low-end unit, still runs circles around this one. You are not likely to find either of these drives on sale new but are likely to find them on the used market.
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Pros: It was a reasonably priced SSD, and a good value. Although SSD technology has surpassed this model, it can still be useful. For example it makes a great ReadyBoost drive.
Cons: It "bricked" after a short period of use. I set it aside for a while (my own choice), and when I came back to it much later I was able to restore function by a firmware update.
Other Thoughts: I'm a long-time IT pro, not some kid who can 5-star himself. My expertise, tools and spare hardware made it easier for me to dismiss the drive as bad in the first place, and get it back later on.
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worked, until it was unplugged
This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: It is an ssd. Fast read speed.
Cons: It was a slow write, hooked up via sata3. I finally had to unplug it and replace it because it simply wasn't big enough to hold my operating system. A fresh install after 3 hours of troubleshooting, running commands from the command prompt via the bios, and finally using the Ultimate Boot CD to format the disk when the windows cd couldn't do it. The machine simply crashed, and shut off my computer. When I turned it back on it simply told me "operating system missing."
Other Thoughts: I was planning on using it still. After installing my os onto a new drive, I was going to move the page file onto it for easy and fast read access. Unfortunately, when I unplugged the sata connector, the piece of plastic that borders the pins on the drive ripped right off! I had to pry the plastic out of the pin with a utility knife. I cannot believe the shoddy craftsmanship of the drive. It fails out of nowhere, for no reason simply erases windows, and when it is replaced, the connector breaks off so it is unusable? No thank you. I payed nearly $100 for this drive, and am severely disappointed. The chances of me recommending any of Patriot's products, whether it's an hdd or a usb flash drive, or whatever, are incredibly slim. Beware!
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: None. Dreadful piece of technology that should have never been brought to market. Stay away from these drives at all costs.
Cons: Drives have terrible write speeds, stall/stutter every few seconds, won't flash to the latest firmware and one of them died after two weeks.
Other Thoughts: I pulled the PS-100 drives out of my machine to flash the latest 3.005 firmware from my laptop but neither drive will take the firmware upgrade. I thought "I'll live with it until the Vertex 3 comes back in stock at Newegg then I'll junk these dreadful SSDs and never buy Patriot again." That would be great, except one drive died precisely two weeks to the day of taking them out of the box. It won't even be recognised by any OS I have access to (Mac OS X, Windows XP/Vista/7 or Linux) or any of my disk recovery tools. The one drive is deader than a doornail. I won't be RMA'ing these drives back for a replacement as I consider them to be utter garbage. I cannot recommend or endorse Patriot drives for the foreseeable future until their entire product line is revamped.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: Built a brand new Win7 x64 system around this drive a little bit more than a year ago. (3ghz Phenom quad & 4gb DDR3) Out of the box i was getting sequential write speeds in the 190 MB/s ballpark. Win7 booted up in 30 sec flat. 5000 hours later the write speeds still held up. Sequential write speeds were around 60-80 MB/s for about the first 2500 hours, but quickly dropped off...
Cons: After around 2500 hours (6 months for me), I noticed problems with youtube videos skipping and google maps not running smoothly. I checked the SSD's performance using Crystal Disk Mark, as I had done before. Sequential write speeds had dropped to around 20-30 MB/s. Hoping this was a fluke I ignored it for a few months. At around the 5000 hour mark I tested the write speeds again, this time discovering that they had dropped down to 8-15 MB/s! Naturally I went to Patriot's site and updated the firmware to the latest version (3.005). Patriot doesn't provide an offline/bootable method to update the FW, so I had to put the drive in another PC and update the FW from within windows. No noticable performance increases resulted from the latest FW update. I RMA'd the drive back to Patriot (who were very helpful). 3 weeks later they send me a brand new drive running the latest FW. Unfortunatly this new drive had the same terrible sequential write speeds as the old drive, right out of the box.
Other Thoughts: I suppose it's possible that later firmware versions somehow sabotaged the drive's sequential write speed, at least for my hardware configuration, but I find this unlikely. Later FW versions enabled TRIM for the drive (according to Patriot) although many users are skeptical of this as there is no real way to check if TRIM is working in Win7. Read speeds were always excellent with this drive. Stability was excellent. Aside from horrible write speeds the drive has been rock solid for over 5000 hours so far. At this point I'm not going to spend anymore time trying to get another drive from Patriot. The problem is with the entire product line. Maybe it's not a problem at all, maybe this drive is suposed to have a 15 MB/s sequential write. I'm going to switch to a WD Raptor or an Intel SSD.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: none
Cons: doesnt work out of box
Other Thoughts: Bought in March of 2009, took out of box end of Feb 2011, plugged in, hooked up, doesnt even work. DOA basically. what a process this will be to get this replaced with a working one.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: Great boot drive, after tweaking XP for performance it would load in under a few seconds, with virtually no post-boot hang ups (note that this was with an extremely minimalistic setup [No AV, only 15 processes after complete load]). Heat and wattage were impressively low as well, although I suppose that goes without saying with SSD drives.
Cons: While the drive had an amazing boot, I found that when copying files to it, or loading files for games, it would go very quickly for a few seconds, then freeze up for a few seconds before moving quickly again, it was somewhat annoying.
Other Thoughts: Now, I don't consider it Patriot's fault for the internal problems, although the external flimsiness could've been remedied, I mostly blame the problems on the newness of SSD drive technology, while it worked there wasn't too much to complain about, other than the hanging while copying, but it didn't even come close to reaching its estimated potential.
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complete disaster
This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: absolutely none
Cons: ran the firmware update and got a brick
Other Thoughts: what a horrible device. just before i updated the firmware on this drive, i updated the firmware on a Vertex 2 without and issues at all. when i tried updating this drive with Patriot's update tool, and yes, for the appropriate drive, it failed and resulted in a dead drive.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: Good speed and is as advertised...
Cons: Did not even last 4 months before dieing... Great price but not worth the hassle.
Other Thoughts: Have been trying to get an RMA from patriot but am still waiting since Newegg says it is out of the return policy. Very disappointed and would not recommend this item or the MFG.
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This review is from: Patriot PS-100 2.5" 32GB SATA I/II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) PS32GS25SSDR
Pros: Fast while lasted.
Cons: The small size you might think is good for a SSD boot drive but let me warn you that this size isn't good at all especially for Windows 7 x64. Its a hassle using this thing as a boot drive. For some strange reason this things gets filled up fast for an unknown to me reason. I turned off system restore and I disabled page filing but this thing would still fill up. I went from 6gb free space to 500mb then to 0mb free space in under 1 month and I save nothing on it! I put nothing on this thing at all and it would still fill up somehow. Then that led to more problems, because when the HDD your OS is on fills up that means you can't watch videos on youtube and other places. I bought this SSD on 12/23/2009 and it died on me 12/17/2010. So that just makes things worst. Now I don't blame Patriot I think Patriot is a good name, but I believe SSD drives are fairly still a new technology and still has bugs and other problems that need to be worked on.
Other Thoughts: BTW If this thing fails on you all your data will be corrupted and gone for good. No recovering it, I tried and I was successful in getting the data back but it was all corrupted and unusable. Bye Bye months of important archived school work. :(
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2005 Chevrolet Cavalier (6 Reviews)
Almost 200,000 mi and still runs great. Replaced, struts, gas pump. Fuel and gas gauge quit at 100,000 miles. Now odometer stopped working. Finally latch on trunk rusted away, and rocker panels are falling off. The car keeps running like new. Too bad the body is falling apart.
2005 Cavilier with 185,000. No problems so far except for a sqeeky clutch pedel. Fixed it by taking a can of WD 40 with the extension tube and giving a few blasts under the dash on to the clutch pedel spring and the noise went away. Easy fix, but it drove me crazy for a year. Come to think of it, I did have an issue with a weak throttle body spring that caused my gas pedel to go to the floor one dark and stormy night and acellerate very high. I just took my adjustable stretchy pants belt off and attached it to the throttle body pawl with the other end around the radiator cowling just under the hood and drove home. I had no flash light so it was all be feel, but it worked. You can do this simple fix with bungy cords also if you want a good glove compartment safety item. Other then that, great car, runs like a clock. Cav is far better then my old Volvo, thats for sure. Wouldn't part with her for anything. A Tip, use good qaulity full synthetic oil every 3000 miles and change the standard transmission oil every 40,000 miles and keep it rust proofed annually and it will run forever. The Cav has a 2.2 Ecotec, one of tyhe best moters around and works for me. Also, I use high quality tires like the Michelin Hydro tracks and Dunlop Graspiks for Winter and it rides like a BMW.
Lost auto shifter light at 4,000 miles - odometer light at 30,000 - radio just goes somewhere twice a month for about 5 minutes (since the 1st year) - other than that I love this ride. 70,000 miles now and I get 36/37 mpg at 55 mph steady. Fun to drive - bought new Oct 04 - I'm 61 years old.and too bad the dealer has always said that my electrical problems are my imagination or I'd buy another GM. For the 1st time in my life I'm looking at the Ford cross-over Edge .............Harry from Ohio
I'M IN LOVE. First car ever, and I make sure to treat it like it was a Ferrari. I have learned not to blame the car but to blame the parts they have used in creating this vehicle (Done to keep it so cheap, I assume.) Don't ever buy the same parts that fail out on this car and you will have had zero issues with the same thing failing again. I've had to replace so far: Ignition coil, both window motors, window motor switch (coupe car), front wheel bearings, battery, tires, all four shocks. I do regular maintenance and use synthetic oil. Saving up to replace brakes, bushings, and hoses with better parts to eliminate a possible failure. Seats are uncomfortable, but replace them with a universal and better seat you can take with you to your new car. GREAT CAR, RECOMMEND TO ANYONE!!!!
Owned since Nov. 2005, only problem was a wheel speed sensor. Great gas mileage, 36mpg on highway. Took on 800 mi. trip, comfort level was good. Would have to recommend this car. Too bad they named it Cavalier, as it is nothing like the predecessor at all.
I just purchesed this year model but so far so good. I also had a 1998 and out of the three years I owned it,I only had to put a new alternater in it. hopefully this car turns out to be just as good.


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YSC 15th Anniversary Lists - April 2013
In 2013, Young Survival Coalition celebrates 15 years of supporting women 40 and under affected by breast cancer. In the tradition of its founders, YSC pioneers research, information about treatment options and helps with the challenges and frustrations young women face when diagnosed. As the first organization to recognize these needs, YSC will be highlighting its accomplishments as well as the cancer community's.
Check back on the 15th of each month to see 15 new facts!
15 Myths about Breast Cancer
Because of the prevalent misconception that young women don't get breast cancer, often times a young woman's breast cancer will go undiagnosed or undetected. This was the case for several young women featured in YSC's 31Faces campaign. It's important for every woman to know their risk factors and be their own best health advocate. In honor of April Fool's Day we outline some of the common myths about breast cancer as well as the real "Facts" surrounding them.
Myth: Young women do NOT get breast cancer.
Fact: Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women ages 15 to 39.1
Myth: Most cases of breast cancer in young women are found by a medical professional's examination.
Fact: Nearly 80 percent of young women diagnosed with breast cancer find their breast abnormality themselves.2
Myth: Young women do not die from breast cancer.
Fact: Every year, nearly 1,200 women age 40 and younger die from breast cancer.3
Myth: Young women have less aggressive types of breast cancer.
Fact: Young women are more likely to have aggressive subtypes of breast cancer, including triple negative and HER2+ disease,4 larger tumor sizes and higher incidence of lymph node involvement.5
Myth: There are only a small number of young women living with breast cancer in the United States.
Fact: Today, there are an estimated 250,000 breast cancer survivors living in the U.S. who were diagnosed at age 40 or younger.5
Myth: Women can't get breast cancer when they are pregnant.
Fact: Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women who are pregnant or have recently given birth, occurring once in every 3,000 pregnancies.6
Myth: Young women can't experience menopause.
Fact: Chemotherapy and hormonal treatments can sometimes bring on premature menopause, which can significantly impact quality of life.
Myth: There is just as much research being done on issues surrounding young women with breast cancer as their older counterparts.
Fact: As the incidence of young women with breast cancer is much lower than in older women, young women are often an underrepresented population in research studies.
Myth: It is easy for a medical professional to screen a young woman for breast cancer.
Fact: There is currently no effective breast cancer screening tool for women 40 and under.
Myth: Breast cancer in young women is the same as breast cancer in older women.
Fact: Increasingly, research suggests that breast cancer before age 40 is biologically different from the majority of breast cancer that occurs in older women.
Myth: Young women with breast cancer face the same issues as their older counterparts.
Fact: Young women diagnosed with breast cancer face different issues than their older counterparts including fertility, raising young children, early onset menopause, relationships and dating, body image and career and financial challenges.
Myth: Breast cancer only presents itself as lumps in the breast tissue.
Fact: There are several signs and symptoms that a woman might have breast cancer:
Myth: The timing of a women's first menstrual period does not have an impact on her risk factors for breast cancer.
Fact: A first menstrual period beginning earlier than age 12 can increase a women's risk of developing breast cancer. This is due to the relationship between breast cancer and the body's exposure to hormones as well as any changes in hormonal environment.
Myth: There is nothing you can do to reduce your risk factors of developing breast cancer.
Fact: There are several behaviors you can change to reduce your risk factors:
Myth: All lumps found in the breast are cancerous.
Fact: Breast tissue is naturally lumpy, in fact 80 percent of breast lumps are benign (not cancer). Understanding your breasts and knowing what is normal for you is the first step to empowering yourself in the fight against breast cancer.
Did You Know?
Race, ethnicity, language barriers and cultural beliefs may prevent some young women from understanding their personal risk of breast cancer. YSC provides FREE educational materials for healthcare professionals to help spread factual information about how breast cancer impacts the physical, emotional and mental health of young women.
1. Archie Bleyer et al., "The distinctive biology of cancer in adolescents and young adults," Nature Reviews Cancer 8 (2008).
2. Ruddy, K. et al., "Presentation of breast cancer in young women," Journal of Clinical Oncology 27:15S (2009).
3. American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts and Figures 2011–2012.
4. Carey K. Anders et al., "Breast Carcinomas Arising at a Young Age: Unique Biology or a Surrogate for Aggressive Intrinsic Subtypes?," Journal of Clinical Oncology 29:1 (2011).
5. Carey K. Anders et al., "Young Age at Diagnosis Correlates With Worse Prognosis and Defines a Subset of Breast Cancers With Shared Patterns of Gene Expression," Journal of Clinical Oncology 26:20 (2008).


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Type: Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 6.0.5 GA
Fix Version/s: --Sprint - SP, 6.1.0 CE RC1
Component/s: Calendar
Environment:Liferay Portal Community Edition 6.0.4 CE (Bunyan / Build 6004 / July 21, 2010)
Windows XP SP2
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LPS-1421 events shown in the summary tab of Calendar Portlet are not paginated. LPS-14977 Selenium: Summary tab on Calendar portlet does not display selected day's events LPS-1575 Calendar Portlet's summary doesn't respect the users timezone. LPS-8737 Calendar portlet not showing recurring events in Summary Tab: Liferay Verion 5.2.4EE LPS-29618 Summary -> Day view in Calendar portlet
Calendar portlet:
1. In Day tab go to the next day
2. Add an Event
3. Go to Summary tab
4. The events showed on the right don't match the current day, on the left.
This bug is marked as closed and fixed in http://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-6133, but it seems that it's not solved.
I wrote a comment there ten days ago, but nobody replied me.
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Able to reproduce in Tomcat 6.0.29 + MySQL; 6.0x (Revision 66120)
Which is the estimated date of 6.1.X release? We are developing an important project and calendar portlet is one of the key elements of the solution.
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NOT able to reproduce in Tomcat 6.0.29 + HSQL trunk (revision 72332).
Please Diego can you check it so this issue can be marked as resolved?
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Dick Tibbetts, University of Macau, China, remarked
about "mastering ways to second-guess multiple choice
questions, memorising ... and doing all sorts of
things that may improve their chances of getting a
good grade but may not do much for their ability to
communicate. ... teachers who have an incredible knack
for finding ways to turn exam tasks intended to test
communicative ability into tasks that can be, to a
great extent, learned by heart."
In the spirit of that opinion and a thread that we
held last autumn, I have written a contribution on the
arbitrariness of the TOEFL, available to download
The title of the article is The AWFUL: A Multiple
Guess Test, look for a box in the right column.
It has plenty of tips on out-guessing "multiple
guess," and reviews the traps in most of the sections.
I also deduce why the exam must have been made this
way: the authors, the ETS, salvage stability (formerly
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