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The shortlist is formidable. This year's Miles Franklin Award nominees include two Booker Prize winners, a previous three-time Miles Franklin Award winner, a US National Book Award winner and Orange Prize nominee, an Age Book of the Year winner - and, for good measure, a Nobel Prize laureate.
International literary giants J.M. Coetzee (Nobel and Booker winner), Peter Carey (Booker and Miles Franklin winner) and Shirley Hazzard (National Book Award winner and Orange nominee) lead the pack in the running for Australia's top literary prize, which is to be awarded next Thursday night at the State Library of NSW.
Breathing down their necks are Peter Goldsworthy, chairman of the Australia Council's Literature Fund and an Australian Bicentennial Literary Award winner, Elliot Perlman, a former Miles Franklin nominee and an Age Book of the Year winner, and Annamarie Jagose, a first-time nominee, true, but also the winner of the PEN Best First Fiction prize in 1994.
It is an all-star cast and the perfect fodder for a good literary-award dinner night's entertainment.
Which is perhaps why the administrator of the prize, Petrea Salter, has this year organised a special sit-down dinner (at $80 a head) for the occasion, with readers and writers in attendance, and a celebrity on hand as presenter - Cate Blanchett, the star of the film of Carey's Miles Franklin Award winner, Oscar and Lucinda.
"I feel there is a lot of prestige attached to this award, and I want to enhance this," Salter said.
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The response to the dinner has been overwhelming, Salter says. "The numbers are now at 150, so we've had to call a halt."
There is only one hitch: so far, only two nominees, Goldsworthy and Perlman, will be present.
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Cassie Taiani, who lives in Stanford-le-Hope, was diagnosed with an Arachnoid Cyst – a growth in her brain – aged just 15.
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, a look back through history at the surprising influence of political cartoons.
NewsHour political editor Christina Bellantoni has our book conversation.
A picture is worth 1,000 words. That old adage of how drawings have for centuries shaped the conversation about government and its leaders is the subject of a new book, "The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power," by journalist Victor Navasky. He's the former editor and publisher of "The Nation" magazine and now teaches at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
Thanks so much for being here. Very interesting book.
VICTOR NAVASKY, author of "The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power": My pleasure.
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: Let's dive right in with a broad look. What role do you think political cartoons play in our society?
VICTOR NAVASKY: It's very difficult to say because you could argue that Herblock's images of Richard Nixon is what stays with us to this day, or David Levine's picture of Lyndon Johnson showing his scar in the shape of Vietnam is going to be with us in history books in perpetuity.
So they have a lot to do with it. But they seem to — despite the fact that art critics don't take them — many of them don't take them seriously, they seem to enrage people. The leading Palestinian cartoonist was murdered on the streets of London. Daumier was thrown into prison. They have a power that no one can fully understand.
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: And, in fact, one of sort of man that you dubbed as the father of American political cartooning had Boss Tweed had put in jail.
Tell us about Thomas Nast, who really had this big influence in the late 1800s.
VICTOR NAVASKY: Thomas Nast, who gave us — gave the Democratic Party its donkey and the Republicans their elephant and actually gave us the image of Santa Claus with his white beard and his rosy cheeks, did these cartoons of Boss Tweed.
And Boss Tweed famously said: "I don't give a damn what they write about me. My constituents can't read. But get rid of those damned pictures. They can all see the damned pictures."
So, that's — and then, ironically, when he was under indictment, he was identified by someone in Spain who had seen Thomas Nast's cartoons of him.
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: And so getting that to how the politicians themselves react, Richard Nixon, obviously this famed example, because he had such a distinctive face, got a lot of character.
VICTOR NAVASKY: You know, they all react differently.
And in some cases, they end up buying the cartoon at the other end, no matter how outraged they are. Hitler famously would go through the ceiling every time David Low, who was a well-known British cartoonist, would do a caricature of Hitler. He would call a meeting of his general staff.
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CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: And, in fact, you get at that. You say you can't really write a cartoon to the editor if you're a reader getting provoked this visceral response to a cartoon. How important is the medium?
VICTOR NAVASKY: I think it is critical, because I think one of the reasons that people get so enraged by cartoons is they're frustrated because if you don't like an article, you can write a letter to the editor even if it's only in your head.
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CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: Well, and you write about this very blunt cover of The New Yorker on July 21, 2008, provoked unprecedented emotional blowback. This is the image of then candidate Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, dressed as terrorists doing a fist bump.
And why was that so powerful?
VICTOR NAVASKY: I think that was a case where the cartoon was misunderstood, and David Remnick, the editor of "The New Yorker," explained that this wasn't a parody, this was not a satire of Obama. It was — and it wasn't intended to show him and Michelle as terrorists. It was a satire of right-wingers who thought of them as terrorists.
So, different people read it in different ways. And the great cartoonist Art Spiegelman did a Hasid kissing a Caribbean woman. And when Tina Brown was running "The New Yorker," she put an explanation in the very issue in which the cover appeared, but it still caused cancellations and outrage.
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: In the book, you seem to be as intrigued by the imagery behind a cartoon as you are by the message. How important is the art of it all?
VICTOR NAVASKY: Well, I think it's critical.
You know, we go back to the Old Testament, no graven images. The famous Danish cartoons of Mohammed, which caused hundreds of thousands of Muslims all over the world to demonstrate against it, resulted in injuries and deaths. The images themselves, however, ironically, in the case of the Danish cartoons of Mohammed, most of the people who demonstrated never saw the cartoons.
It was the idea of the image, of the imagery that was upsetting. It was like a Ku Klux Klanner burning a cross on your lawn. You don't have to see there and be it to understand why it's a desecration.
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI: Very interesting.
Thank you so much, Victor Navasky.
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CHARLIE LIVIO WILL NEVER FORGET one morning in October 2014. A horticulturist for Oakland Park, Florida, Livio was surveying the city's Lakeside Sand Pine Preserve when he spotted a palm-sized gopher tortoise, a juvenile, scooting across the white sand—a sure sign that adult tortoises introduced to the reserve were not just surviving but reproducing. "It knocked my socks off," he recalls.
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Slaughter Beach, Delaware. Residents of this Delaware Bay town patrol beaches to rescue stranded horseshoe crabs during the mating season and to educate beachgoers about the plight of the imperiled animals, whose eggs are critical food for migratory shorebirds, including the endangered red knot.
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Is the only time your home phone rings these days is when a telemarketer is on other end? Do some of your friends not even know your home number because they always reach you on your cell phone?
Mark McLaughlin dropped his land line last year after realizing that he hadn't used it in three months. "I already had a cell phone, so why spend about $45 a month extra on a land line phone I wasn't even using?" said McLaughlin.
Dropping your service can be a great way to save money in many circumstances. But because it can have important ramifications, it is a decision that you should make carefully. Here are a few questions to ask yourself before cancelling your land line:
Can everyone in your home use a cell phone and identify their location in an emergency?
One of the benefits of having a land line is that emergency operators can identify your location and send help even if the person on the other end does not know their address. Although this can also be possible with cell phones, identifying a location can take a bit longer and minutes can be crucial in an emergency. If you have small children or elderly relatives in your home that cannot easily use a cell phone or tell their location, you may want to consider keeping your land line for the time being.
Do you have an emergency communication plan if cell coverage does not work?
Many times during a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or tornado, the electricity may be out, but your home phone service will work with a corded phone. "We have had ice storms which cut off our electricity for days. Since our telephone network is below the ground, we usually keep our phone connections while isolated and in the dark." Because cell phones rely on batteries, you need either electricity or a solar charger to charge your phone. Plan for how you will charge your cell phone if your power is out for an extended period of time.
During the terrorist attacks of September 2001, Shannon Mouton was living in Washington, D.C and only had a cell phone. "When the Pentagon was attacked, we went into full panic mode. My parents couldn't reach me because the bandwidth was at capacity," said Mouton. The next week she had a land line installed in her home with a limited plan (only 75 calls per month) and only gave the number to a handful of people.
Can you afford to quickly replace your cell phone?
Cell phones get dropped in the toilet, left on a restaurant table and dropped down the stairs. At some point most people will either break or lose their cell phone. If your cell phone is your only phone, then you will need to immediately get a replacement phone if your phone meets its demise. Since many smartphones cost hundreds of dollars, you should make sure you have the cash to buy a new (or refurbished) phone or have insurance/replacement coverage on your cell phone.
Will you have to increase your cell phone minutes?
If you are currently using your cell phone for all your phone calls, then you will most likely not see an increase in the number of minutes you use by dropping your land line. However, if the only person who calls you on your land line is your mom, but you talk with her several hours a week, then you could end up paying expensive overage charges. Estimate how many minutes you currently use your home phone and if you will need to increase your cell phone plan. If so, compare the amount you pay each month for your home phone line with the cost of the increased cell phone plan to see if it makes financial sense.
After thinking through the questions, you should have a clear idea if canceling your land line makes sense for your situation. If you decide to keep land line, be sure to periodically review your situation to see if technology and your family situation has made it the right move to drop your home phone.


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Mac OS X 10.6.6 Previewed
Even though Apple's next version of OS, AKA Lion, isn't supposed to be released until next summer, glimpses of it are available online.
Apple provided a sneak peak of the first build or Beta version on Nov. 4, 2010. Since then rumors that another test version could be coming have swirled. Many of the rumors speculate that Lion or Mac OS X 10.6.6 will be built around the Mac App Store.
App Store Still Coming
The Mac App Store is a widely anticipated venue where customers would be able to buy and download programs for the Mac much like people now buy and download music for the I-Pod. News reports about the version that came out last month state it has a feature for fetching and renewing App store receipts.
The interesting thing is that the Mac App Store itself still hasn't been revealed. Mockups of it have been posted at Apple's website. Apple has also been accepting Apps for the App store from developers. The company has also been developing alliances with major software firms such as Oracle.
The latest speculation is that Apple will release the next beta test of Lion and the Mac App Store to the public at the same time. Another strong possibility is that Apple will bring out the Mac App Store when Lion is released.
Problems with Lion
Although there have been no official announcements from Apple about a Lion delay. It is quite possible that there are technical problems that Apple has to work out.
Reports indicate that Lion was supposed to contain the wireless printing feature Air Print. Yet Air Print wasn't mentioned in the documentation made available last month. This means that there could be problems with it and Lion. It isn't known whether these problems could affect other Mac OS X applications.
One potential hurdle to both Lion and the Mac App Store is that this technology will have to work flawlessly. It will also have to be fairly easy to use and accessible to those with minimal computer knowledge.
It isn't clear whether Apple has gotten either Lion or the App Store to function on those levels. If it hasn't both projects could be delayed for weeks or months.
Another potential hurdle is integration with other operating systems.
Apple recently backed down and opened up future versions of Mac OS X to Java developers. So it is entirely possible that the Mac App Store could feature some other companies' products.
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WWE superstar Titus O'Neil joins the podcast to talk about working with his alta mater Florida Gators to challenge fans with the Gator Good campaign to help their communities. Plus, he talks about why it is so personal for him to help the homeless, how he thinks his Florida Gators football team is doing with their new coach, teaming again ...Read More »
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Art projects are very popular at my house. My kids love to color and create. I love that they love to do this. It is great for them to be able to use their imaginations and take flight into whatever creative world they wish to visit! My son loves to color, but he also loves to build. What a genius idea to combine those two activities! Wooky Entertainment was super smart in bringing us Block Crayons.
I received the Color and Stow Farm block crayon set for my kids to try out. They of course loves it as it fulfilled my daughters desires to color and my sons desires to build. This adorable set came with block crayons as well as a couple shaped crayons. There were two horses and a little farmer girl.
This playset also came with a roll of paper that is attached to the lid of the barn so it can unroll from there. This also makes it easy to rip off pieces of the roll to color or when you are done coloring. This whole system was very well thought out, except for the roof of the barn. If you notice there is a handle, but the lid doesn't snap into the bottom so you cannot carry the toy around by the handle without the bottom falling out. Besides that minor detail, this toy rocks!
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Guido: Freeport celebrates 50th anniversary of title team
Freeport has always been a good place to live, work, worship — and play football.
The Yellowjackets, by far, have won more football games than any other local school — 524. That's 141 more wins than any other area program.
Despite many great teams since Freeport inaugurated football in 1922, no team ever made the WPIAL's championship game until 1963, when the team posted a 9-0 regular season.
As the 50th anniversary of that great Yellowjackets season takes place, many still have fond memories of that outstanding season.
The 1963 Freeport team finished the previous campaign with an 7-1-1 record in coach Bob King's first season.
While expectations were high, no one was taking the potential of an undefeated season for granted.
"The competition up and down the Valley was so good," halfback Chip Young said. "Everybody knew everybody else, and there were lots of good athletes."
As opening night approached, rival Ford City was the first team on the schedule.
Freeport won that one on the road, 13-7.
"For me, this was the toughest game, since they had Ron Dilliard," Yellowjackets quarterback Ron Canterna said. "The was probably the only game I felt unsure of. Once we beat them, I felt confident that no other team would beat us."
A 27-13 Week 2 victory at Tarentum set the stage for a big, early season showdown against Arnold in Freeport's home opener.
Young ran for touchdowns of 8 and 41 yards and hauled in a 38-yard pass from Canterna as the Yellowjackets prevailed, 20-13.
"Arnold was definitely the toughest team we played, but we knew that going in," Young said.
A 21-12 victory at Plum was followed by a 34-0 romp over Kittanning.
Freeport went to 6-0 with a 28-12 win at Springdale before returning home to defeat West Deer, 39-19.
In the only Saturday afternoon encounter of the season, Freeport won in Week 8 at Richland, 41-7.
In that era, the two undefeated and untied teams with the most Gardner Points played for the WPIAL title. Freeport was accumulating a considerable number of Gardner Points.
All that stood between the Yellowjackets and the WPIAL title game was a date with rival Leechburg.
"Leechburg was our biggest rival, it was so intense," Young said.
"I remember vividly the week of practice before the game," Canterna said. "It was tense, unnerving and quite stressful."
Before an overflow crowd of 6,000 at Freeport, two Chip Young touchdowns propelled the Yellowjackets to a 21-7 victory and a berth in the WPIAL title game against Montour at Jeannette's McKee Stadium.
Freeport finished a regular season undefeated for the first time since 1931. The halfback on that team was Charles W. Young, father of Chip.
As 8,630 packed 7,000-seat McKee Stadium, things were looking good for the Yellowjackets. Leading 6-0 with time running out just before the half, Young burst into the end zone and had the ball dislodged.
Montour recovered the loose ball, preventing Freeport from taking a two-touchdown advantage.
"It would have been a touchdown nowadays," Canterna said. "I wanted to protest the call, but Bob King wouldn't hear of it. He was too much of a sportsman and gentleman to argue with the refs."
Montour seized the momentum after that and rolled to a 29-12 victory.
Future NFL hall of famer Ted Kwalick caught two extra-point conversions for the Spartans.
"Bob King was an awesome coach," Young said. "He was very demanding, and we had a lot of respect for him."
King, now 82, lives with his wife near Saxonburg.
His son, Mike, has been the Knoch coach for the past 16 seasons. His grandson, Kraig King, is a Knoch senior lineman and indicates he'd like to get into coaching some day.
That would make it three generations of Kings prowling the sidelines.
Young, who led the A-K Valley in touchdowns with 20, and lineman Al Yates both attended William & Mary and both are members of the Armstrong County Sports Hall of Fame. Young lives in Mt. Lebanon and has been in the insurance business for a number of years.
Yates lives in the North Hills area and is a Pittsburgh-based attorney.
Canterna is now retired and living with his wife in Italy.
Another key 1963 team member, Lou Pukal, is in the Armstrong hall.
George Guido is a Valley News Dispatch scholastic sports correspondent. His column appears Wednesdays.


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LSU Band Named One of the Best in The US!
The Golden Band from Tigerland" recently received yet another national recognition, as the world renowned LSU Tiger Marching Band has been included in a top ten list of "The Best Marching Bands for 2011-12," compiled by The Huffington Post.
While the list does not give specific rankings for each school, the Tiger Marching Band is displayed as the third band in a slideshow presentation on the Huffington Post's website.
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Unopened bag of tomatoes tested positive.
PITTSBURGH -- The first lawsuits were filed Monday in connection with the salmonella outbreak in Pennsylvania, reported WNEP.com.
A Pennsylvania couple, James and Suzanne Groves, has sued Wheeling, W. Va.-based produce supplier Coronet Foods, claiming they became ill from salmonella after eating sandwiches at a Sheetz convenience store because of contaminated Roma tomatoes supplied by the company.
Pennsylvania agriculture officials announced that an unopened bag of the tomatoes from the company found at a Sheetz store tested positive for salmonella.
James Groves and his wife said they ate sandwiches from a Sheetz store on July 2, and went to the hospital the following day with flu-like symptoms. Tests confirmed he was sickened by salmonella bacteria. His wife suffered from similar symptoms but did not test positive for the bacteria. The lawsuit seeks more than $75,000 in damages.
Also, Bill Marler filed suit on behalf of six people in Butler County, Pa., who said they became sick after eating at Sheetz around July 4. Marler is also going after the supplier who provided the food.
It's estimated that 110 people in 12 Pennsylvania counties came down with salmonella symptoms. Testing of produce, cheese and mayonnaise samples from Sheetz stores continues but no new results have been reported.
Sheetz has changed its produce supplier to Taylor Farms in Annapolis, Md.


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Global Mission Update: A Lenten Request (February 2013)
As we begin this season of Lent, our thoughts are fixed on Christ and His mercy for us upon the cross. The GOOD NEWS is that Christ was crucified, died and was buried and on the third day rose again from the dead for you, for me and for all who live in this world broken by sin and death.
Few hymns capture the magnitude of what Christ did for us like this one:
Christ, the life of all the living, / Christ, the death of death, our foe, Who, Thyself for me once giving / To the darkest depths of woe: Through Thy suff'rings, death, and merit / I eternal life inherit. Thousand, thousand thanks shall be, / Dearest Jesus, unto Thee. (LSB 420)
This is the GOOD NEWS of hope that carries our work in word and deed into every dark corner of this world, to those who suffer, to those who have no hope, to those who fear the future. I continue to be amazed at the generosity and outpouring of support to those in need following Superstorm Sandy. Thank you again. Our director of LCMS Disaster Response recently shared this report to update the Synod on the ongoing work following Sandy:
In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, people all across our Synod are joining hands to touch hurting lives with Christ's compassionate care. Urgent pleas for material, financial and spiritual resources are being met across the stricken Northeast. Within hours of the storm, teams from the LCMS national office, districts and local congregations spread out to assess damages. It was a rapid response made possible by many generous gifts flowing in from individuals, congregations and groups all over our Synod. Beyond responding to people's physical needs, the national team, together with district staff, addressed spiritual and emotional trauma by making pastoral-care visits in homes and along streets. Many who were severely affected by Sandy told us that we were the first to check on them, pray with them and listen to their stories of the storm's severity and its effects. Because of your generosity, we are positioned to sustain our mercy work long after other relief groups have moved on. What I call our "Lutheran Accompaniment" will continue in the weeks, months and years to come in response to this "once-in-a-lifetime" disaster.
Your giving has been and continues to be a blessing! There is a challenge, however: a great majority of giving in late 2012 was restricted to disaster-relief efforts, and the generosity toward this disaster affected the support for our national and international mission work. I am bold to ask you for a gift to the Global Mission Fund to support our life together as together we share the Gospel through acts of witness and mercy, nationally and internationally. You have shown we can count on you. I do count on you.
All gifts – $50, $100, $500 – as God leads you to give are vitally important. Please use the enclosed response form to speed your gift out into the world to support Christ-focused acts of mercy and witness. Please give as our Lord leads, as He blesses.
Finally, I have watched our tremendous staff in amazement. I would be honored to have you come to our offices or visit our work anywhere in the world. Our staff is made up of intensely faithful people. They are conscientious, creative, tremendously professional and good stewards of resources. They know how to work hard, and they care about people in the Name of Christ.
Hope in Christ is ours!
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Photo save-the-dates have become one of the leading trends in wedding stationery. The key is ensuring that the photo file you send your stationer is capable of producing the best possible printed image quality.
A photograph that looks crisp and clear on your computer monitor may not necessarily print at that same quality. The reason is that most computer screens are low resolution (or, designed to showcase small photo files), while printers are high resolution (or, designed to work with large photo files). If you try to print a photo file created for computer viewing on a good quality printer, chances are you'll end up with a grainy, blurry photo.
So how can you be confident that the photo you choose for your printed stationery will print with the clear, professional quality you see on your screen? The secret is in the photo's dpi, or "dots-per-inch†measurement, also known as the "resolution.â€
Dots-per-inch refers to the number of pixels (or tiny little dots) that are used to make up your picture. The more dots used, the clearer the picture when printed. For example, pictures viewed on the Internet are usually 72 or 96 dpi, which is a fine number for clarity when viewed on a low-resolution computer screen. But when printing on a high-resolution printer, a dpi of 300 or higher is needed to ensure a crystal image. This is because a printer requires more tiny little dots spaced much closer together than the computer screen does to deliver a good quality photo.
Determining your photo's dpi is fairly straightforward:
• Right click on the photo to view the photo's "properties" and identify the photo's dimensions (such as 1200×1800).
• Divide the digital dimensions by what you need the photo's physical dimensions to be when printed (such as 4×6 or 5×7). The resulting figure is the dpi.
• For example, if your photo's digital dimensions are 1200×1800 and its physical size is 4×6, divide 1200 by 4 and 1800 by 6 to equal 300 dpi.
If you're using an image provided to you by your photographer, or even taken with most standard quality digital cameras, chances are the dpi will be at least 300. However, be sure to ask your photographer for a file of the original image. If you attempt to copy a photo from a preview or slideshow, you will probably end up with a low dpi image that was generated specifically for computer viewing. (Working directly with your photographer will also ensure that you have full permission to reproduce and use the photo!)
And if you're using a photo taken by a friend on a personal digital camera, remember that cropping and zooming in on the image can affect the photo's dpi. So capture that original image as closely as possible to the size and positioning of the final look you want.
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5 Reasons We Can't Wait for 'Believe Acoustic' (VIDEO)
Just seven months after dropping his third studio album, Believe, teen pop phenom will storm the charts again when his brand-new acoustic collection hits shelves on Tuesday.
Along with slower-paced, stripping-down versions of nine hit songs from his No. 1 LP, Bieber's much-anticipated album will also deliver three new tunes: "Yellow Raincoat," "Nothing Like Us," and "I Would."
wrote on Twitter earlier this month, later adding that it's "the most honest music i have ever written."
Now less than 24 hours before Bieber officially debuts his new work, Celebuzz reminds Beliebers of five reasons they can't wait to hit play on Believe Acoustic.
1. Bieber could break Billboard records.
If Believe Acoustic shoots up to No. 1 on the Billboard 200, Bieber will make history — twice over. Not only would be become the only artist to have five No. 1 albums before turning 19, but he could join the ranks as one of just 10 acts that have scored a chart-topping album in four consecutive years. "It shows that I'm still making good music and people are supporting me and I'm not going anywhere any time soon," he told Billboard of Believe Acoustic possibly nabbed that No. 1 spot. "This is just an acoustic album of an album that I've already put out and it's going to go No. 1. That shows people that I'm still here and that talent rises above everything else. There's so much going on. Talent rises above all of that."
On one of his new, mature-sounding, melancholy tracks, "Yellow Raincoat" — listen to the maybe-leaked track below — Bieber bemoans the pitfalls of fame. "The fame, and the money, and the girl will drive you crazy," he sings over guitar strumming. "I put on my raincoat/ my yellow raincoat/ baby it's keeping me dry."
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Claude Noel has displayed some defensiveness recently, suggesting he's feeling a touch unattached. While it's understandable, it is also counterproductive.
Act like you're guilty and someone just might start to think that's the case, including fans, management but most importantly, the players Noel is charged with leading.
Following Saturday's 6-4 loss to the Dallas Stars, Noel was asked about his decision to put Anthony Peluso on the ice immediately after the Jets had knotted the score at 3-3 and erased their third deficit of the game.
Peluso promptly ran Stars blueliner Alex Goligoski into the boards and picked up a five-minute major. The Stars potted two on the power play and the Jets lost their fourth in five games.
We'll never know the thinking behind Noel's decision in the moment because his response to the question, "Why not? Because he can't play?" was flippant, non-informative and mostly defensive.
Noel wants his players to be accountable, but he must be as well. Was it a poor decision? Can't say because we don't know the thought process behind it. But the result was absolutely damning. At the very least, a confident coach would explain his thinking behind the decision and then shrug his shoulders over the result.
Taking a pass on the most crucial segment of a game however, doesn't scream accountability. Regardless of intent, putting Peluso on the ice in this instance proved a costly mistake.
Noel is part of the inner circle and knows the course Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has set for his organization better than anyone. He understands the patience and lack of panic that guide Cheveldayoff's decisions. Noel, and sure this is easy for me to say, needs to walk and act like a man with a long-term deal. Behaving like a man on a short leash can often become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The talk of Noel having lost his room is false. So is the suggestion he doesn't prepare his team properly. Noel is a solid coach and given the right mix of players can guide a winner. Monday night's 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets was further evidence when the Jets follow his lead they win. The Jets haven't tuned Noel out and his message is solid. But he has to believe this or no one else will.
The group Noel is coaching took a long time to develop habits that all too often cost the Jets wins. Breaking players of those habits has proven difficult and in the end may be an impossible task. They may need to be separated before the Jets can move forward.
However, the stubbornness of this group doesn't relieve Noel of blame for his own coaching miscues. It might make it difficult to accept responsibility when things go wrong but Noel must rise above the instinct to deflect.
Three seasons of .500 hockey doesn't fall on Noel, but he has had a hand in what the Jets have accomplished and where they've come up short. He was delivered a non-playoff roster, and while Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has improved the outlook of the organization from a talent perspective, the impact on the everyday lineup is still in the infancy stage.
Cheveldayoff has drafted well and the players, starting with Mark Scheifele and Jacob Trouba, are beginning to trickle in.
The future has yet to arrive. Noel has no hand in that and his task is to coach what he has today.
The core, which has been unsuccessful in a handful of seasons together, is mostly unchanged. They must shoulder the bulk of the blame for being intractable and unwilling to change their ways despite the clear evidence of the results.
Noel, from this vantage point at least, has been given the benefit of the doubt in terms of providing his team with the tools to win. They just refuse to use them.
This leaves Noel in a tough spot. But he has no control over whether he's going to be fired and he needs to coach as he knows best with confidence and purpose. Coaching from a defensive standpoint will only hasten his end behind the Jets bench.
The Jets need clear and defined authority at the top of the pyramid and if Noel isn't sure of his footing, or is incapable of presenting an outward appearance of such assuredness, it will be difficult for others to follow his lead.
A public vote of confidence is useless and not Cheveldayoff's style. Cheveldayoff can't tell Noel his job is safe. It just doesn't work that way and with the Jets, the security of the head coach is a very fluid proposition.
Noel likes to say he lives in a house of mirrors. He needs to have another look.
It's OK to be wrong and better to admit it. It conveys strength and confidence. Avoiding responsibility just makes the errors loom larger. In a leadership position, it provides a poor example and a worse message.
Historically, that's not what this coach has been about. And it's not what Noel or the Jets need right now.
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In November, Carnegie Mellon University, the City of New York and Steiner Studios announced an agreement to create CMU's Integrative Media Program (CMU-IMP), to open in 2015 at Steiner Studios at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
I assign each student a scientist and then they present them in
chronological order. We also have models of some of the most famous
experiments ready (like the goldfoil experiment) that are hands on and
allow students to see how these things were discovered. The rummy game
does help especially with freshman - if they do the cards (we call
them ion chips) as freshmen, I do not have to go over the charges and
how they combine much in chemistry.
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Subject: RE: [Channel-talkchemistry] workshop 1 ideas
> I also have the students make a timeline of their own, but we do
> not make a
> class timeline. Who does what part? I am interested.
> Also I have them each research an element and make square for a
> huge class
> periodic table that includes who discovered, when, what does it
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> and what does it do? I am interested in the advertising though.
> Thatsounds fun!!
> I have never played the rummy game with the cards. In your
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> I have never had the students put together a table like Mendeleev
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> Subject: [Channel-talkchemistry] workshop 1 ideas
> After watching the first videos I thought about some ways my
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> 1. To introduce the atom we do a research project where each kid
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> as
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> Tina
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The extension could save 37,000 wind-industry jobs, and many of them are in West Texas, according to the American Wind Energy Association.
Texas leads the nation in wind industry production, and West Texas is a leader within the state.
On Christmas Day, Texas set a new record of 8,638 megawatts of power provided by Texas wind farms, as reported by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas.
Of that record amount, 6,600 megawatts were created on West Texas windfarms and another 1,600 were created along the Texas coast, according to an ERCOT news release.
To put such power production into perspective, one megawatt is enough electricity to power about 500 homes during times of typical consumption. The 6,600 megawatts produced in West Texas on Christmas Day would power 3.3 million homes for a normal day's electricity use.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Clean, clear, cool water bubbling up from the ground into the Texas heat–this iconic image conveys the historic power and pull of springs, the visible manifestation of groundwater. But all across Texas, springs are threatened, as the latest special issue about water resources from Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine shows.
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One of the most celebrated cases of Texas springs gone dry is profiled in the feature article "Who Owns The Water?" by Ronald Kaiser, professor of law and water policy at Texas A&M University. One account measured spring flow at Comanche Springs in Fort Stockton at 500 gallons per second in 1899, but by 1950 alarmed locals noticed the springs were no longer bubbling up. Kaiser writes that the lawsuit "Pecos County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 v. Clayton Williams, et. al" " — defined Texas groundwater law and the protection, or the lack of protection, of springs." Kaiser's article goes on to detail how groundwater supplies 60 percent of Texas' needs, explaining aquifers, the hydrologic cycle and the legal Rule of Capture.
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Definitions for nauseousˈnɔ ʃəs, -zi əs
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word nauseous.
Princeton's WordNet
nauseating, nauseous, noisome, queasy, loathsome, offensive, sickening, vile(adj)
causing or able to cause nausea
"a nauseating smell"; "nauseous offal"; "a sickening stench"
nauseated, nauseous, queasy, sick, sickish(adj)
feeling nausea; feeling about to vomit
Feeling nausea; as, nauseous from the effects of chemotherapy.
Origin: [L. nauseosus.]
Causing nausea; sickening or disgusting.
Afflicted with nausea; sick.
Origin: From Latin nauseosus, corresponding to nausea + -ous.
Webster Dictionary
causing, or fitted to cause, nausea; sickening; loathsome; disgusting; exciting abhorrence; as, a nauseous drug or medicine
Origin: [L. nauseosus.]
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of nauseous in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of nauseous in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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We have created a manic world nauseous with the pursuit of material wealth. Many also bear their cross of imagined deprivation, while their fellow human beings remain paralyzed by real poverty. We drown in the thick sweetness of our sensual excess, and our shameless opulence, while our discontent souls suffocate in the arid wasteland of spiritual deprivation.
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Destination: Greece
Embarkation: Venice
We flew out to Venice to the embarkation port the RCI reps were well organised and we were soon at the check-in desk it did not take long before we were on the ship we soon found our cabin which was a balcony cabin and we were quite surprised how much room there was as we had read reports they were very small not at all perfect size after all you do not spend to much time in there it was nice to sit on the bacony first thing in the morning and watch the world go by there were itineraries placed in the cabin each night to tell you what was going on the next day from the port you were visiting to what activities were going on that day and evening on board. The sevice on board was out of this world nothing was any trouble from the waiters to More the cabin stewart who by the way was a brilliant guy by the name of Greg very polite funny and very efficient at his job made our stay worthwhile. We did not try any of the specialty restaurants as the food in the main dining room was very varied and delicious.
The shore excursions were varied and interesting you could either book an excursion on board or do your own thing the prices on board can be a bit pricey if there are a few of you you can get them cheaper at the ports. Entertainment was quite good they have a lot of different themed bars all very comfortable and very good for making new friends, the transfer from the ship to the airport was just as easy and efficient as it was coming all in all a very good weeks holiday only thing was it was not long enough next time it will be definitely longer. Less
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DESPITE the euphoria of hitting his first professional nine-dart finish yesterday, Swindon's Johnny Haines was most pleased with the way he maintained his focus in Crawley.
The High Street Club player achieved the feat when he hit double 12 in the third leg of his third round match with Jelle Klaasen in the Players Championship, putting him 3-0 up, but knew from bitter experience how vital it was he kept his focus.
His previous perfect leg came some two-and-a-half years earlier but, instead of being on the professional circuit against a former world champion, came in the semi-final of the Isle of Wight Open.
On that occasion Haines went on to lose the match, with his nine-darter proving to be his only leg victory in the contest, but this time the Swindon player was able to regain his focus and eventually eased past Klaasen 6-2.
"It was an amazing feeling," Haines said.
"But my first thought was about winning the next leg because the last time I did it I lost 5-1 and it was the only leg I won.
"I had to see the match out and I did it and that's the most important thing.
"It was a brilliant feeling, though, and you don't really realise you've done it.
"This was the first one I've done in the PDC and it's really special."
Haines' campaign ended in round four when he lost to Dean Winstanley, but he had already done enough to secure £1,000 by reaching round four, while Haines also qualified for the Gibraltar Darts Trophy on Friday night.
"It's been a brilliant weekend and I played really well the whole time so it's pretty pleasing," Haines said.
"Getting through to Gibraltar is a good one because you can get some good money from those European Tour events."
There was less to celebrate for the town's other four players competing in Crawley, with none of Dennis Smith, Chris Aubrey, John Newland or Mark Cox making it to the Gibraltar event, before joining Haines in going out in round one of the first Players Championship event on Saturday.
Aubrey was beaten by Haines in round one of the second event yesterday while Smith went out to Mark Webster and Newland lost to Dave Ladley in the opening round.
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