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The model that you want to analyze must be compatible with range analysis. If your model is not compatible, either replace unsupported blocks or divide the model so that you can analyze the parts of the model that are compatible. For more information, see Model Compatibility with Range Analysis.
The Fixed-Point Designer™ software performs a static range analysis of your model to derive minimum and maximum range values for signals in the model. The software analyzes the model behavior and computes the values that can occur during simulation for each block Outport. The range of these values is called a derived range.
The software statically analyzes the ranges of the individual computations in the model based on:
Specified design ranges, known as design minimum and maximum values, for example, minimum and maximum values specified for:
Inport and Outport blocks
Block outputs
Input, output, and local data used in MATLAB Function and Stateflow Chart blocks
Simulink® data objects (
Simulink.Signal and
Simulink.Parameter objects)
The semantics of each calculation in the blocks
If the model contains objects that the analysis cannot support, where possible, the software uses automatic stubbing.
The range analysis tries to narrow the derived range by using all the specified design ranges in the model. The more design range information you specify, the more likely the range analysis is to succeed. As the software performs the analysis, it derives new range information for the model. The software then attempts to use this new information, together with the specified ranges, to derive ranges for the remaining objects in the model.
For models that contain floating-point operations, range analysis might report a range that is slightly larger than expected. This difference is due to rounding errors because the software approximates floating-point numbers with infinite-precision rational numbers for analysis and then converts to floating point for reporting.
The following table summarizes how the analysis derives range information and provides links to examples.
|How the Analysis Works
You specify design minimum and maximum data for a block output.
The derived range at the block output is based on these specified values and on the following values for blocks connected to its inputs and outputs:
A parameter on a block has initial conditions and a design range.
The analysis takes both factors into account by taking the union of the design range and the initial conditions.
The model contains a parameter with a specified range and the parameter storage class is set to Auto.
The analysis does not take into account the range specified for the parameter. Instead, it uses the parameter value.
The model contains a parameter with a specified range and the parameter storage class is not set to Auto.
The analysis takes into account the range specified for the parameter and ignores the value.
The model contains insufficient design range information.
The analysis cannot determine derived ranges. Specify more design range information and rerun the analysis.
Troubleshoot Range Analysis of System Objects
The analysis results might depend on block sorting order which determines the order in which the software analyzes the blocks. For more information, see Control and Display the Sorted Order (Simulink).
The model contains conflicting design range information.
The analysis cannot determine the derived minimum or derived maximum value for an object. The Fixed-Point Tool generates an error. To fix this error, examine the design ranges specified in the model to identify inconsistent design specifications. Modify them to make them consistent.
Automatic stubbing is when the software considers only the interface of the unsupported objects in a model, not their actual behavior. Automatic stubbing lets you analyze a model that contains objects that the Fixed-Point Designer software does not support. However, if any unsupported model element affects the derivation results, the analysis might achieve only partial results.
With automatic stubbing, when the range analysis comes to an unsupported block, the software ignores ("stubs") that block. The analysis ignores the behavior of the block. As a result, the block output can take any value.
The software cannot "stub" all Simulink blocks, such as the Integrator block. See the blocks marked "not stubbable" in Simulink Blocks Supported for Range Analysis.
To verify that your model is compatible with range analysis, see:


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wikiHow to Check Your Screen Resolution
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Your screen resolution is the number of pixels that your monitor displays. The number is generally expressed as Width x Height (e.g., 1920px x 1080px). More pixels usually means clearer text and images. Current digital flat screens feature greater pixel density than ever. Setting your display to the correct resolution can make using your computer much easier on the eyes.
Before You Start
1Learn some common terms. There are a few terms that will help you when you're changing your screen resolution:
- Pixel - A pixel is a small point of light in your monitor that changes color depending on what's being displayed. All of the pixels in your monitor work together to display the image that you see.
- Resolution - This is the "size" of your display measured by pixels. For example, the resolution "1366 x 768" means that the display is being shown at 1366 pixels horizontally and 768 pixels vertically. At higher resolutions, objects on the screen will be smaller and sharper.
- Native (recommended) resolution - This is the physical number of pixels in your monitor, and is usually the highest resolution that can be displayed. Selecting this resolution will result in the clearest image.
- Aspect ratio - Since widescreen monitors are very common this isn't as big of an issue anymore. The aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and height of the monitor. Old CRT monitors and early flat panels were 4:3. Nearly all modern monitors are 16:9. 16:10 "cinematic" monitors are becoming popular as well.
2Find the native resolution of your monitor. Knowing the native resolution of your monitor will help you quickly get the clearest image. In Windows 7, 8, and most versions OS X, the recommended resolution will be labeled. Below are some common resolutions for monitors:
- Desktop widescreen monitors are usually 1920 x 1080, though 2560 x 1440 and 3440 x 1440 are becoming more popular. Older 4:3 flat panels may be 1280 x 1024.
- Laptop monitors are usually 1366 x 768, though 1280 x 800, 1600 x 900, and 1920 x 1080 are also common.
- MacBook Pro 13"s (2012 and later) have a resolution of 2560 x 1600. Full-size MacBook Pro Retina displays are 2880 x 1800.
- "4K" desktop monitors are usually 3840 x 2160. iMac 5K displays are 5120 x 2880.
1Right-click on your desktop. This is the quickest way to access your display controls.[1]
2Select "Screen resolution" (8 and 7), "Personalize" (Vista), or "Properties" (XP). This will open your display settings.
- Windows Vista: Click "Display Settings" option in the Personalization menu.
- Windows XP: Click the "Settings" tab after selecting "Properties".
3Select your active display (if necessary). Select the display that you want to check the resolution for. Click the Identify button to display numbers on each of your screens so that you can select the right one.
- If you only have one display you can skip this step.
4Note your current resolution. Your current resolution will be shown in the "Resolution" drop-down menu or slider.
5Check if the current resolution says "Recommended". The Recommended resolution is the native resolution of your monitor. Selecting this will result in the clearest image.
- Windows Vista and XP do not display the "Recommended" resolution. You will need to refer to your monitor's manual to determine the native resolution.
6Change your resolution using the slider. Clicking the "Resolution" drop-down menu in Windows 7 and 8 will display the slider. Drag the slider to change the display resolution on your monitor. Resolutions other than the recommended one will result in a blurry, stretched, or squished image.
- Selecting a lower resolution will increase the size of objects on your screen.
- If you don't know the native resolution of your monitor, set it to the highest possible option for the clearest image.
7Click Apply after changing your settings. Your screen may flicker and shut off, and then the new resolution will be displayed. You will be asked to keep the changes or revert to your old settings. If you don't pick an option after 15 seconds, the image will automatically revert.
- If you want to keep your changes, click Keep changes.
- If you don't see an image after changing your settings, just wait for it to revert.
1Click the Apple menu and select "System Preferences". By default, OS X will choose the native resolution for your display, giving you in the clearest image. You can change this if a program calls for a certain resolution or you need to adjust the size of objects on your screen.
2Click the "Displays" option and then click the "Display" tab. You can select the display you want to adjust if you have multiple monitors.
3Select the "Scaled" option to change your resolution. By default, the "Best for display" option will be selected. This will set the display at your monitor's native resolution. Select "Scaled" if you want to choose a different option.
4Select the resolution you want to use. Options labeled "low resolution" will result in a blurry image. Options labeled "stretched" will result in objects on your screen appearing wider or skinnier than normal.[2]
- You may be able to select resolutions higher than your monitor's native resolution. This will make objects even smaller, but can have a big impact on your computer's speed.
- When you select a resolution, the change will take place immediately.
5Wait if your picture doesn't appear after changing. If you don't see an image after selecting a new resolution, wait 15 seconds for it to revert. If it still doesn't revert, press Esc.
- If your image still won't revert, boot your Mac into Safe Mode and select a new resolution.
Community Q&A
How do I do this in Windows 10?wikiHow ContributorVery simple. Go to 'settings,' then click 'system,' then click 'display,' then 'advanced display settings.' The recommended resolution is your native resolution, and the one that you should be using.
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Monday, 20 May, 2002, 00:14 GMT 01:14 UK
Two in three women abused
As many as two out of three women living in some parts of the world have suffered domestic violence.
Preliminary results from a study carried out by the World Health Organisation found that almost half the women living in Peru had been physically assaulted by their partners.
This figure increased to 61% outside the major cities. Similar findings were reported in studies of women living in Brazil and Thailand.
The study revealed that few women are prepared to report domestic violence to authorities.
Health problems
It also found that many women are suffering significant health problems because of violent partners.
These included miscarriages as a result of an assault, serious infections as a result of rape culminating in one-third of those who have been abused considering taking their own lives.
Meiko Yoshihama, who is leading the WHO study in Japan, said that generally these women are a lot less healthy than those who have not been attacked.
"Women who have experienced partner abuse reported worse health status than those who have not been abused.
"Abused women were more likely to be smoking, tended to consume larger amounts of alcohol and had more psychosomatic symptoms."
The WHO study suggested approximately 30% of Thai women had been physically or sexually abused by their partners.
Experts believe that the abused women are often too afraid to ask their partners, many of whom are unfaithful and risk contracting HIV, to use condoms.
Raise awareness
Wassana Im-Em, who led the WHO study in Thailand, said the findings highlighted the need to raise public awareness of the issue.
"We need to raise awareness that domestic violence against women is a problem in society and that can link into the risk of women getting HIV/Aids.
"If we can also take care of this violence problem that they are facing I would think that we can help the women have lower risk of getting the HIV infection from their partner."
Speaking on the BBC World Service programme Health Matters, Ms Im-Em added that better support services are needed in Thailand.
"I would like to see something that would be able to support the women to be able to empower themselves to negotiate in terms of their sexual relationship with their husband or with their partners."
Ms Yoshihama said the study findings will be used to press governments to address the problems of domestic violence.
"The fact that now we have information based on scientific studies helps us to talk to governments and policy makers and to say that yes domestic violence happens and is prevalent and has many negative health outcomes."
This story is featured in the radio programme Health Matters on the BBC World Service.
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My mattress is sinking a little in the middle and I don't have money at this time to buy another one. I heard that the egg crate pillow topper will assist and make sleeping on the mattress more comfortable. Is this true? Please share your advice. Thanks.
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I suggest putting a quilt under the mattress. You may need to fold it. Also put one on top of the mattress. If you don't have this you can buy them at a rescue mission very reasonable, or Thrift stores. Good luck.
Have you tried flipping your mattress? And, yes, the egg crate toppers do help but if the sag is really bad you might want to fill in that space with some folded linens between the mattress and the topper.
My daughter put a egg crate topper on her mattress and it slides all around. We have been through two new matress sets. The first was one from Drs. Choice the other we still have and is bad
is a Serta they both sagged really bad. The Drs Choice Co replaced the whole set. The Serta Co, where we purchased it is a furniture Co and they wont do anything about it. They came out and put a rail across the bed and said, hmm the pillow top touches the rail so its ok! I said of course it does there's air in between the top material and the filling. he said naaaaa It's fine. I was so mad I ended up asking him to leave my house. Needless to say he didn't get good publicity from us!
Yes - definitely turn your mattress onto the other side - and I personally did extend tha life of a mattress with a foam topper - you can even put bubble wrap in any bad sag - it works, but it IS noisy!
I have a pillowtop that is sagging in the middle. Any suggestions?
Kathy: What brand is your mattress and what year is it? If its under warantee the maker may stand behind it unless its Sealy like mine is. All I know is you cant turn a pillow top matress. I just
wonder what brand of Matress is supposed to be good.. so far Drs choice and Sealy are not good but at least Drs Choice exchanged it.
I don't know if your bed is on "slats" but if it is you might try to buy an extra one or two at your local lumber store.
If it is not the slats measure the width and length of the bed and buy a piece of lumber that is an inch or more smaller on each side that is 3/4" thick. This helped me a lot when my back was really bad. I feel for you!
Right now I have a couple of old flattened out pillows under the spots where I bear the most weight (I sit up and read in bed often and have broken down the side) This helps quite a bit.
You can actually use a level to see where you need the extra support.
I had the same problem with my pillow top mattress. You could see the dip in the middle from accross the room. When I moved last year my frame broke during the move so I just put the mattress and box springs on the floor. Now there is no sag and the mattress is much more comfortable. You can get the same effect by putting a piece of 5/8" plywood between the mattress and box springs. Make sure you cover the top of the box springs with the plywood so you will get even support.
Our $1,500 mattress sagged in the middle after the warranty expired. We folded a foam mattress pad in half and put it UNDER the mattress where it sagged. Then, I spread an old mattress pad over the folded foam mattress pad, so that it would be fairly smooth and not lumpy. It filled in the sag and it feels like a new mattress. They aren't making mattresses to last. Sad!
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I'm trying to find all new subscribers since my last campaign and am confused. Where would I find all new subscribers? For instance, I just added myself but am not showing up in my main list.
Where did people subscribe? Was it via a form on your website? If so they should be showing up on whatever susbcriber list the form was set up for. Here's some additional info on subscriber forms:
Yes, it was via a form on my website here: http://www.diecastfast.com/subscribe.html
When I had set up that form, I only had one list (Main). That list hasn't had a new subscriber since I started my account. I have tested adding new subscribers but can never find them. I usually had several a day sign up on the last software I was using. Any more specific help guys?
This is extremely troubling and I wish I had paid more attention to what I knew was a problem. As mentioned, on my previous software I had averaged several sign-ups per day, building my list to almost 45k. I have checked the lists I have in CM and have no new signups at all. I just test added a new subscriber, did a search for that email address and it is not showing up in any list. This seems like a simple question but the answer is elusive. Can someone tell me where these new subscribers are going?
As long as the form is set up correctly anyone who subscribes should be added directly to the list in question. Could you send an email into support? We can take a closer look.
Have sent an email to support and appreciate your quick help dpotter!
So dpotter and the tech support guys figured out that I had actually deleted the list that new users were being added to, and undeleted it for me! Much appreciated!
Now, can you tell me how to change the list that new subscribers are added to?
Hey Justin,
The list people are added to is defined by the signup form, so you need to go into your account, to the list that you want people to join.
Then click 'create a subscribe form' and you will get the HTML code you need to create a signup for that list. Replace the existing form on your site with this one.
Now when people signup, they will be added to the correct list.
As always with CM, quick, easy, and effective! ;-)
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About Us
KIPP STRIVE Primary School
At KIPP STRIVE Primary, we are focused on preparing our scholars for college beginning in kindergarten. By having two skillful teachers in each kindergarten classroom, our scholars benefit from differentiated and small group instruction, assessment, and character development. We offer an extended school day and year led by loving, dedicated staff in a positive, safe environment.
Our Mission
It is the mission of KIPP STRIVE Primary School to grow, in each and every one of our scholars, the intellect and character necessary to achieve and lead in middle school, high school, college, and beyond.
We are currently serving Grades K-4
To begin the path to and through college in Kindergarten, KIPP STRIVE Primary School ensures that our scholars both learn to read and read to learn. Our school implements a balanced literacy framework across content areas to ensure that all scholars have frequent access to literacy instruction. Our extended literacy block affords our scholars an extensive 155 minutes of literacy instruction daily. In addition to the Common Core Standards in reading, English Language Arts, and math, which contain strong connections between literacy and other subject areas, we use intentional strategies to connect literacy to other content areas, such as journals and word problems in math, outlining information from text in science, and concept maps and graphic organizers to synthesize written information in writing/social studies. At our school, we believe that conceptual math encourages our scholars to view math as a tool rather than a procedure. In this way, math grows beyond numbers on a page into being a creative means of thinking. In order to achieve this aim, conceptual math instruction follows a concrete to representational to abstract progression.
School Culture
At KIPP STRIVE Primary School, we are deeply commitment to character development. As such, we like to say that our focus is "51% character and 49% academics." We believe that love is a key component to the teaching, learning, and character development processes. More specifically, our school is built on the belief that it is our responsibility as educators to nurture in each scholar a rooted love for themselves, for others, for learning, and for bettering our world. It is through this encompassing love that our scholars will become authentically and fervently invested in their climb to and through college, understanding their successes in academics and character as the means to express their gifts as leaders. We believe that our scholars will become enlivened by the love and rigor they experience as members of our school community and, as a result, they will develop into intelligent, empowered, servant leaders eager to transform our community and world.
Core Values
School Leader
Mini'imah Shaheed is the founding school leader of KIPP STRIVE Primary School. Mini'imah began her career in education as a Teach For America – Metro Atlanta corps member, teaching both elementary and high school. She then served as an assistant principal at J.E. Richards Middle School in Gwinnett County. Prior to founding KIPP STRIVE Primary School in 2012, Mini'imah helped KIPP STRIVE Academy's founding school leader, Ed Chang, foster community support and recruit prospective families. Mini'imah earned her B.A. in English Literature at the University of Pennsylvania and a MAT in English Literature from Agnes Scott College. Mini'imah was also the recipient of a 2016 Atlanta Families' Award for Excellence in Education.
Community Partners
KIPP STRIVE Primary School is foremost a community school. We love our local and larger communities and are honored to have a role in our community ecosystem. We believe that it is essential to create an atmosphere that welcomes all stakeholders as partners in the education of our scholars; as a result, collaboration continues to be a key priority for our school. Our families are our foremost collaborative partners. Beginning in Kindergarten, we maximize the increased level of involvement that comes so naturally with families of early elementary scholars by visiting each family at their home for a New Family Welcome Visit. We continue to nurture these relationships to keep families actively involved, even as our scholars grow older, by taking a multi-pronged approach to communication. To provide our families with essential information, we produce Love Notes, a weekly school e-newsletter. As an extension to the e-newsletter, we utilize grandparents, the "G-mom Squad", to make weekly family connection calls. To facilitate communication between teachers and families, each homeroom has a classroom website that is collaboratively maintained by the homeroom teacher and room parent. We also host regular Family Nights centered on engaging families in literacy, math enrichment, and character content.
In addition to strong family partnerships, our school has fostered a number of partnerships with community organizations, including:
- The Bonner Scholars Program: Students from Spelman College and Morehouse College serve as mentors to our scholars and teach extracurricular activities.
- The Fernbank Museum of Natural History provides science programming, curriculum, and hands-on instruction during field lessons.
- Mercer University trusts us to provide quality student-teacher practicum experiences.
- Teach For America – Metro Atlanta helps us identify strong teacher talent as we grow our school each year.
- The YMCA of Metro Atlanta supports our student recruitment efforts through their Head Start and Pre-K programs.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers provide a valuable service to KIPP STRIVE Primary School and we encourage our parents to volunteer in the school. Our Parent Support Coordinator and the School Operations Manager assist in securing volunteers. Volunteers must be assigned to a specific area or activity during the school day. If you would like to volunteer at KIPP STRIVE Primary School, please contact the Parent Support Coordinator through the office phone number.
School Recognition
- KIPP STRIVE Primary School has been named a top-performing school across the national KIPP network for three consecutive years (2012-15).
- Our LOVE Music Performance Group has had a number of notable performances, including KIPP School Summit (2015 and 2016) in Los Angeles, and Teach For America Day with First Lady Deal (2014).
Get Started
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools is a network of free public charter schools serving students in the communities of West Atlanta, Southeast Atlanta, and East Point. Enrollment is open to all students; any student who qualifies for public school within Atlanta Public Schools or Fulton County Schools qualifies for KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools.


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I went out with girlfriends tonight, only one of a handful of times I've been out at night since Jules was born. I put on heels and squeezed myself into some jeans that still don't quite fit, and I drove to Venice to meet four of my best friends at a restaurant that we've been going to together for years. I got there a few minutes early and wandered into a couple of shops, peering at little displays of jewelry I can't afford and admiring the festive holiday atmosphere pervading every corner of everything.
It was Monday night but it was bustling, and when I returned to the restaurant it was already packed. We all crammed into a booth and ordered the same things we always order, the things we ordered seven years ago when were were the same, but different, people. When we were in our twenties and single and lost and found and altogether women we had already become. We just didn't know it yet.
And dinner was dinner, each of us filling the rest in on the latest, our week, our year, our city, our love, our life. Everything was familiar and perfect and I've maybe never felt so grateful for things that continue, and things that stay the same.
After a while I could feel the clock beginning to tick, my breasts filling with milk for the baby at home, the sand running out on the time keeper for Greg and his nighttime capacity with the girls. Dessert menus skated across the table but I bid farewell, kissing my friends goodbye and heading back out into the nighttime.
As I walked down the street, the palm trees above me shrouded in a cool evening mist, I was flooded with memories of a different me. The me that lived here all those years ago, the years before I was a wife and a mother, the years before I was the woman I am now. I picked my way across the broken asphalt, to the station wagon, the car that would take me home to them, the girls and my husband, to the me I know better than that girl.
But for the minutes it took me to cut through Venice, over to Santa Monica and our little house, I let the ghost of who I once was ride with me. I turned up the radio and let myself remember different nights, a different car, different wants and fears and homecomings.
But really, I don't miss those days or nights. I don't miss who I was. She's still here somewhere, crammed into some too-tight jeans, and briefly alighted into a warm and bustling restaurant that is still the same, even if I'm not.
Driving home I was grateful for all of it. The then and the now. The her and the me. The chance to trace over and over and over myself until I get it right.
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Fabulous!! I feel like this all of the time, especially since I'm living in LA again. This is the city where most of my hopes and dreams were realized, and some thrown to the wind, throughout my late twenties and early thirties. As much as I try, I just can't go back to feeling how I did during those exciting and tumultuous days, and I'm not sure that I even want to. I'm happier now as a mom and a wife than I have ever been, but I know that younger and freer version of me is out there somewhere. Sometimes I'll drag my husband to a part of town or a place we used to go to back in those days, just to try to recapture some of it – but it can't really be done. I always end up feeling like I'm on the outside looking in on my former self. The crazy thing is that I almost feel bad for that person, because I know that my life is so much richer and more meaningful now. I think our lives will just get more and more filled up with love the older we get, but the ghost of our younger selves will always be with us. It's good to take them along for a ride once in a while, to show them how far we've come. 🙂
Such a beautiful post. I've thought about the "old" me a lot, since having our son in June. While I have never felt more in love with myself since having our boy, I grow wistful thinking about the girl I once was, the girl who dreamed of being single and living in NYC and adopting a little boy or girl that so needed a mama to love him or her. I love the me then, but I love the me now even more: I wouldn't change a thing.
yes, we do come into wellbeing – very healing! best wishes
What a great post! We all needs times like these to remember who we are/were and revel in who we are now and be thankful for it!
Lovely! So beautifully put.
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Rarely does a former player have the chance to return to an alma mater to coach, not to mention most of the assistants.
New Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony girls' hockey coach Sandy Nelson returned to Fogerty Arena last month for the first time behind the bench along with Andrew Spaniel (class of 2005), Bailey Ranum (2007) and Kyle Roenning (who grew up in Spring Lake Park, but graduated from Hill Murray) and has steered the Panthers to a 5-2-1 record before a Dec. 10 game against Cambridge.
After graduating from Spring Lake Park in 2007, Nelson played four seasons at Ohio State University, collecting seven points (one goal, six assists) in 116 career games. She played just 11 times as a senior in 2010-11.
"It is unusual to have so many [alumni] together when I think of it because we are so young and inexperienced, but we're excited to have the opportunity and we all have a great hockey background," Nelson said.
The coaches get along well on and off the ice and bring something different to the coaching realm. "Three of us played defense and [Roenning] was a skilled forward," Nelson said.
Current Panthers boys' hockey coach Tom Benson was sad to see Tom Kuelenkamp leave the program, but he believes Nelson will excel in her new role.
Nelson was a student at several hockey camps run by Benson. "She came to those camps all the way up and she's the perfect fit for that program with a lot of experience to draw from," Benson said. "It's not easy to be a coach right now, especially at that age but she has good support from her assistants."
Everyone around the program has been supportive to help get everyone up to speed as quickly as possible, including parents, fellow coaches and administrators.
Spring Lake Park Activities Director Matt St. Martin was excited about the chance to bring familiar faces back, starting with Nelson. "I know I am very excited by the opportunity presented with her," he said. "Anytime you can bring an alumni back home, it shows a commitment [to remain in the position]."
To answer the question if they are ready to take on a varsity-level program, St. Martin said, "Some people are wondering if they are ready and Butch Moenning [athletic director for District 833, Woodbury] took a chance on me and it is much easier to say yes because of where they came from."
Moenning gave St. Martin his first coaching job with the Woodbury boys' soccer team.
In addition to St. Martin and Benson, Nelson has leaned on Jim Kotes, a new coaches mentor and coach at Champlin Park along with state coaches association president Tim Morris, who has a daughter in the Spring Lake Park program. Morris is an assistant coach at Blaine.
The Bengals share ice time at Fogerty Arena and Nelson believes a nice rivalry might begin between the two programs next season.
Blaine ended the Panthers season in the first round of the Section 5AA tournament last February by a 4-1 score.
Spring Lake Park will make the move to the Northwest Suburban Conference for the 2014-15 season after the North Suburban Conference dissolves at the end of the season.
So far this season, Spring Lake Park won three games in a row, a first since the 2010-11 season where it won three games at a holiday tournament in Austin.
It did so with nine different players collecting at least two points. Senior Kim Patterson leads the team with eight points (five goals) followed by Maddy Kelly and Maggie Ronning, each with seven points. Kelly has six assists and Ronning's three goals trails only Patterson for the scoring lead. Taylor Turnquist, Miranda DeBoer and Caitlin Monson have two goals each.
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Google is the latest Internet giant to apparently be hacked. Numerous reports stated that that searches on its images feature today resulted in repeated pictures of a fatal car crash possibly in Ukraine or Moscow.
The accident photo evidently popped up when many people searched for an innocuous image. But, it didn't happen to everyone, as the Washington Post found out when it tried to duplicate the glitch. Jalopnik said the picture may have come from an article published in 2012, which shows a car crash at a Moscow bus stop that killed three people.
Google told Time that the problem had been fixed but would not elaborate on what happened.
Russian hackers have been at the center of numerous cyber-security threats. Whether today's development is a warning from such groups remains to be seen.


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19 days ago - jenniferwongJ'ai pré commandé sur ce site et dès l'arrivée en stock elle m'a immédiatement été envoyé.
L'emballage était parfait et la figurine bien protégé. :)
J'ai fais une autre pré commande hier et dans les options de paiement j'ai pu mettre "payer plus tard avec Paypal " soit lors de la sortie de la figurine en janvier.
J'aime beaucoup le fait que sur le site on peut trouvé un convertisseur de monnaie.
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10 months ago (Updated 4 months ago) - rocconorthI find it a little disturbing how a lot of people have had problems with BnJ, but I've had hardly any. In fact, the only time I didn't get an item I ordered was when they notified me they made a mistake and were out of stock...they refunded my money immediately. Other than that, I've ordered a half dozen times or so and gotten every one about the time they promised...
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5 months ago (Updated 5 months ago) - LullesBig in Japan has some of the best prices around (many times even cheaper than Amiami) and they declare lower values for items, which is great for non-US customers. They pack their products well enough, and you're given to option to pay on checkout or later, once the figure is released. You got a number of shipping options at a good price (when compared to other sites).
They have a notification system that lets you know when an out of stock figure is back in stock (that's how I snagged (link) there!). All in all, I highly recommend Big in Japan.
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- 10%I will never EVER buy from BiJ AGAIN
10 months ago (Updated 10 months ago) - DemitriaSo, I had problems with BIJ (I can't explain it in only 600 characters, If you want to learn more, pm me) because when the site was down, I couldn't delete my order, and they told me I had to pay anyway but I spent my last money for university. I was really broke, but in 2 weeks I found the money.
I've just found out that they deleted all my orders, without notice. Now the items are sold out everywhere.
- 87%very good shop
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1 year ago - saintbeI got my very first order from BIJ today.
I am very happy with the result. I've selected SAL shipping because I was told it is less likely to get held by customs ... and guess what ... it wasn't ^_^
All costs included I payed 8330 yen for this figure ... that's ONLY 68 euros ^_^ brand new !!!
Some people are selling this for over 70 euros (shipping not even included).
It's clear that I will order again from BIJ ... More expensive items have a bigger shipping cost though. As long as you stay below 15000 yen, shipping cost is very small.
I only payed 1290 yen shipping for this ite
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1 year ago - ReinierI have used BiJ for several years (at least 3 years) because of their low prices they quickly become one of my top 3 go to shops to buy figures from Japan but over the years when ever I have issues with an order and have to deal with their customer service to make a situation right they have let me down time and time agian. If you ever receive a figure with a manufacturer defect they will make you pay return shipping and send them back the defective item instead of just taking a picture of the defect like other shops usually do then say they never received the defective part you mailed back.
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BWW Reviews: August Wilson's FENCES Is a Solid Base Hit
Written by August Wilson, Directed by Eric C. Engel; Stage Manager, Marsha Smith; Costume Designer, Molly H. Trainer; Lighting Designer, Russ Swift; Set Designer, Michael Griggs; Props Master, Joe Stallone; Fight Choreographer, Angie Jepson
CAST: Daver Morrison, Jacqui Parker, Warren Jackson, Gregory Marlow, Jermel Nakia, Jared Michael Brown, Bezawit Strong
Performances through September 7 at Gloucester Stage Company, Gorton Theater, 267 East Main Street, Gloucester, MA; Box Office 978-281-4433 or www.gloucesterstage.com
Gloucester Stage Company concludes its 35th season with August Wilson's Fences, the winner of both the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the 1987 Tony Award for Best Play. The third opus he wrote for his ten-play "The Pittsburgh Cycle," Fences is set in the 1950s and bats sixth in the line-up of Wilson's unparalleled chronicle of 20th century American history from the perspective of African-Americans. Artistic Director Eric C. Engel leads a superb cast, all but one of whom makes their GSC debuts, and crafts a production that strives to illustrate the universal nature of one man's story.
Troy Maxson (Daver Morrison) is a former star of the Negro Baseball League who never got the opportunity to play in the major leagues. A 53 year-old family man working as a trash collector in Pittsburgh, his life has the hallmarks of a hardscrabble version of success, but he is consumed by his anger and bitterness. His long-suffering wife Rose (Jacqui Parker) is the power behind the throne and the glue that holds the family together, being supportive of Troy while advocating for their son Cory (Jared Michael Brown) to fulfill his dream of playing college football. However, their bonds are tested and stretched to the breaking point as Troy follows the path of a modern day tragic hero.
Fences is a compelling story which Wilson weaves with authenticity and the gift of powerful language. It takes a forceful performance to convey Troy's personal strengths, as well as his demons, and Morrison steps up to the plate from the first pitch. He is physically imposing and blessed with a sonorous speaking voice (which he also puts to good use when called upon to sing a few bars) that commands attention. In fact, there are some parallels between his character and that of Arthur Miller's Willy Loman (Death of a Salesman), a man who is out of step with his time and grappling to maintain control in his home, even as he spirals out of control in his own life. Descended from slaves and sharecroppers, Troy has no roadmap for living in the nascent Civil Rights era and is guided only by his belief that a man must take responsibility for his family.
Contrary to that guiding principle, Troy often defends his mistakes and selfish choices by stating that he's doing the best he can. Unfortunately, that's not good enough for Rose, who has made innumerable sacrifices in their marriage (Parker's climactic second act diatribe is riveting); nor for Cory, who believes his father doesn't like him; nor for his elder son Lyons (Warren Jackson) from a previous marriage, a jazz musician who cannot earn Troy's respect. The relationship with his brother Gabriel (Jermel Nakia) is complicated due to the latter's war-related traumatic head injury (and the fact that Troy used his Army disability check to buy his house). Gabe is trusting and childlike, but he actually looks out for Troy's best interests in a selfless way, believing that he is the Angel Gabriel who will get St. Peter to open the gates of heaven for his loved ones. Troy's drinking buddy Jim Bono (Gregory Barlow) sees him for who he is and quietly tries to intervene to arrest his old friend's self-destruction, but Troy would rather wander than follow Bono's moral compass.
The pace in the first act might best be described as leisurely, taking perhaps more time than necessary for exposition and to flesh out the characters and their relationships. However, it also provides the opportunity to appreciate the easy camaraderie in the conversations between Troy and Bono, to marvel at Nakia's commitment to his role and the choices he makes to garner understanding, and to observe Parker masterfully build the foundation for her character's transformative awakening. None of the characters makes it into the second act without changing, but Brown lets us watch Cory pass from adolescence to adulthood before our eyes, conveying the confusion and bravado with equal aplomb, and showing his struggle to become his own man. Eight-year-old Gloucester resident Bezawit Strong (Raynelle) makes her professional stage debut and melts Cory's tough exterior, as well as the hearts of the audience.
Set Designer J. Michael Griggs and Props Master Joe Stallone transport us to the Maxson's back yard with its vitally important unfinished fence, a baseball suspended on a rope, and the ominous baseball bat resting casually against another fence. Molly H. Trainer's costume designs reflect the family's economic status as working class folks, although Lyons is better tailored, consistent with being a performer. Variations in lighting (Russ Swift) and wonderful musical interludes (jazz, blues) accompany the many scene changes. Kudos to fight choreographer Angie Jepson for creating realistic, violent altercations without drawing any blood.
Fences is written in Wilson's signature style, connecting his characters to their past and African-American culture. However, they are also three-dimensional individuals with strengths and flaws not reserved for members of one race or ethnicity. We can easily identify with Troy Maxson, whose fatal flaw is his anger and whose sins are visited upon his children. It is the universality of the situations faced by the protagonist that gives the play its power, and it is the power of these performances that gives the Gloucester Stage production its emotional resonance.
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- noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French cuard, from cue, coe tail, from Latin cauda Date: 13th century one who shows disgraceful fear or timidity • coward adjective
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Coward — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Barry Coward (1941–2011), britischer Historiker John Coward (* 1910), britischer Eishockeyspieler Harold G. Coward (* 1936), Religionswissenschaftler, Philosoph und Indologe Noël Coward (1899–1973),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Coward — Cow ard (kou ?rd), a. [OF. couard, coard, coart, n. and adj., F. couard, fr. OF. coe, coue, tail, F. queue (fr. L. coda, a form of cauda tail) + ard; orig., short tailed, as an epithet of the hare, or perh., turning tail, like a scared dog. Cf.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
coward — mid 13c., from O.Fr. coart coward (no longer the usual word in French, which has now in this sense poltron, from Italian, and láche), from coe tail, from L. coda, popular dialect variant of cauda tail, of uncertain origin + ard, an agent noun… … Etymology dictionary
Coward — Coward, SC U.S. town in South Carolina Population (2000): 650 Housing Units (2000): 263 Land area (2000): 3.423126 sq. miles (8.865856 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.006545 sq. miles (0.016951 sq. km) Total area (2000): 3.429671 sq. miles (8.882807 … StarDict's U.S. Gazetteer Places
Coward — Cow ard, n. A person who lacks courage; a timid or pusillanimous person; a poltroon. [1913 Webster] A fool is nauseous, but a coward worse. Dryden. Syn: Craven; poltroon; dastard. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
coward — [kou′ərd] n. [ME & OFr couard, coward, lit., with tail between the legs < OFr coue, coe, tail < L cauda, tail] a person who lacks courage, esp. one who is shamefully unable to control fear and so shrinks from danger or trouble adj. cowardly … English World dictionary
Coward — Cow ard, v. t. To make timorous; to frighten. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] That which cowardeth a man s heart. Foxe. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Coward — [ kaʊəd], Sir (seit 1970) Noël Pierce, englischer Schriftsteller, * Teddington (heute zu London) 16. 12. 1899, ✝ Port Maria (Jamaika) 26. 3. 1973; war mit seinen witzigen und geistreichen, ironischen und frivolen Gesellschaftsstücken der… … Universal-Lexikon
Coward — Coward, Sir No|ël (1899 1973) a British actor, singer, and writer of songs and plays. He is famous for his clever and humorous plays, such as Private Lives and Blithe Spirit, and his amusing song Mad Dogs and Englishmen … Dictionary of contemporary English
coward — [n] person who is scared, easily intimidated alarmist, baby*, caitiff, chicken*, chicken heart*, chicken liver*, craven, cur, dastard, deserter, faintheart, faint of heart, fraidy cat*, funk, gutless*, invertebrate*, jellyfish*, lily liver,… … New thesaurus
coward — ► NOUN ▪ a person contemptibly lacking in courage. DERIVATIVES cowardice noun cowardliness noun cowardly adjective. ORIGIN Old French couard, from Latin cauda tail , perhaps with reference to an animal with its tail between its legs … English terms dictionary


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Ranking Massif Central: 30(all)
Difficulty score: 57.59 what?
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The Croix de Morenci is situated in Midi-Pyrenees. This climb belongs to the Massif Central.
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Milton is a town in Halton County in southern Ontario, Canada. The original town grew from a population of about 100 in 1838 to about 7000 in 1971. In 1973 as part of the restructuring of the county, Milton amalgamated with neighbouring towns and townships so that its population in 2011 is 84,000.
The location of Halton's original townships
The municipalities were renamed and reshaped in the reorganization of 1973
The map of Halton County circa 1951 from Ontario Archives locates the communities and physical features of the county. (Click at the bottom of the page to see the map enlarged.)
The town took root out of a settlement by Jasper Martin along the Sixteen Mile Creek; Martin immigrated from Newcastle, England with his wife Sarah and two sons on May 17, 1818. Martin was granted of land, from the Crown in 1820, designated Lot 14, Concession 2, Township of Trafalgar, Halton County, in the District of Gore. Martin later built a grist mill along the creek and created a pond, known as Mill Pond, to power his mill. The mill became the centre of settlement for others as they settled in the region. In 1837 the area had a population of approximately 100 people and was named Milton after the poet John Milton. The town, as it is today, soon after became known as Milton. The two principal property owners of the young town were the Martins and the Fosters. The current site of Milton's town hall was donated from Mr. Hugh Foster (and thus, Hugh Foster Hall).[1]
Milton was incorporated into a town in 1857, after being chosen as county seat for Halton. In 1974, the present municipal structure was created when the Regional Municipality of Halton replaced Halton County. The new town of Milton added parts of the former township of Esquesing (most of this township comprises Halton Hills), all of Nassagaweya Township including the village of Campbellville, and the northern sections of Trafalgar and Nelson from (a 1962 annexation of the former townships) Oakville and Burlington respectively.
With the addition of the Niagara Escarpment lands, tourism, recreation, and heritage conservation have increased in importance. The Halton Region Museum which has a large number of historic agricultural buildings and the Halton County Radial Railway museum are located in Milton, as is Country Heritage Park (formerly the Ontario Agricultural Museum). Five large parks operated by Conservation Halton reside in the town and Mohawk Raceway is located near Campbellville. It is also home to Maplehurst Correctional Complex and the Vanier Centre for Women.
Research Tips
The primary source for basic documents (vital statistics, land records, wills) for people who lived in the Province of Ontario is the Archives of Ontario, 134 Ian Macdonald Blvd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M7A 2C5.
Early Records
Civil registration did not begin in the province until 1869. Before then there may be church records of baptisms and burials. For the most part these are still held by the denomination who recorded them. Copies of marriage records made pre-1869 had to be sent by individual clergymen to the registrar of the county in which the marriage took place. These marriage records are available through Ontario Archives, on micorfilm through LDS libraries, and on paid and unpaid websites, but because they were copied at the registrars' offices, they cannot be considered a primary source.
Vital Records after 1869
Birth, marriage and death registrations are not open to the public until a specific number of years after the event occurred. Births to 1915 are now available [October 2014]; dates for marriages and deaths are later. Birth and death registration was not universally carried out in the early years after its adoption. Deaths were more apt to be reported than births for several years. The more rural the area, the less likely it would be that these happenings were reported to the authorities.
Land Records and Wills
Information on how to access land records and wills is best sought on the Archives of Ontario website. An ancestor's land holding might be found on Canadian County Atlas Digital Project if he was in occupancy circa 1878.
Association for the Preservation of Ontario Land Registry Office Documents (APOLROD). A list of Land Registry Offices for all Counties of Ontario.
The original censuses are in the hands of Library and Archives Canada, known to Canadians as "LAC". Copies of original microfilms are online at the LAC website for all censuses up to 1911. Each census database is preceded with an explanation of the geographical area covered, the amount of material retained (some census division material has been lost), the questions on the census form, and whether there is a name index. Census divisions were redrawn as the population increased and more land was inhabited. The 1921 census is only available through Ancestry.ca, but it is free-to-view.
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WE are all so very grateful to all those volunteers who over the years have delivered Meals on Wheels to older people, so helping them to remain independent in their own homes.
They have made such an important contribution, but I do want those volunteers to know that there is still an important contribution they can make using their special skills and experience to help with the new separate Meals Support Service, which is being launched at the same time as the new Meals on Wheels service.
This will provide the opportunity for older people to request regular visits (either weekly, fortnightly, monthly) from a volunteer around meal times. These volunteers will provide the all-important social contact and help older people keep in touch with local events and activities.
This service is being coordinated by Age Concern Hampshire and funded by the district councils. If you would like further details about volunteering opportunities in this new Meals Support Service do please contact Age Concern Hampshire on 01962 868545 or email mail@ageconcernhampshire.
I would like to reassure everyone who currently receives Meals on Wheels that they can continue to do so in the future and in response to recent concerns expressed in the press, reassure residents that the delivery staff of the new contractor, Apetito, will be carrying out specific daily wellbeing checks and will be trained to know what to do if they encounter problems.
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I do not consider it is reasonable to expect volunteers to take responsibility for making daily deliveries, 365 days of the year – come rain, snow, ice or flood.
Although the WRVS delivered the Meals on Wheels service through volunteers there was a charge to the council for the overall service.
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Time is ticking away for Evalle Kincaid. She has been
ordered to round up the Alterants for the Goddess Macha's
pantheon. The beleaguered agent has no way of knowing that
she is about to be a part of the RISE OF THE GRYPHON.
To do her duty she has to join in an Achilles Beast
Championship, a rather large unapproved of fighting club. On
top of getting involved in this to find other Alterants and
persuade them to go to the Goddess, Evalle finds that the
Medb are also seeking them for their own plans.
Storm will not let her go alone into this dangerous
situation but after finally getting her where he wants her
he finds that she is being hunted by more than the Medb.
The witch doctor who has tormented him is now after Evalle.
Not going to happen, he will stop her now!
RISE OF THE GRYPHON is the fantastic continuation of the
Belador series. The action starts on page one and
blows you
away to the very end. With all of the characters that are
involved in this series it might be possible to lose the
thread of the storyline, but authors Sherrilyn Kenyon and
Dianna Love have a mastery with words that won't let you
get lost. Even though this is part of a series this book
stands alone perfectly. I am already looking for the next
installment of the series.
If dying is the cost of protecting those you love...
An Alterant who fights trolls, demons, and other deadly
creatures, Evalle is an outcast among the Beladors. But now
she can change all that – and finally get answers
about her
origins. In her attempt to take down the Belador traitor and
bring home a captured friend, she infiltrates the dangerous
Medb coven where she discovers exactly what an Alterant
really is...and the news is not good for the Beladors.
Evalle's best friends Tzader and Quinn face unthinkable
choices, as relationships with the women they love grow
twisted. Evalle's relationship with the Skinwalker Storm
takes a major step and becomes complicated when the
witchdoctor he's been hunting begins to stalk her. With
death breathing down her neck, Evalle is forced to embrace
her destiny . . . but at what price?
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Picking up where the first installment of 'Downton Sixbey' left off, the new parody sees a meeting with the new heir Questlove and his mother getting interrupted by Carson Daly's arrival.
Jimmy Fallon has dropped the second installment of his "Downton Abbey" spoof during "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" on Thursday night, May 24. It continues the story revolving around the Earl of Downtown Sixbey, who has appointed Questlove as the new heir to his property after the original heir, Carson Daly, got into an accident.
The Earl of Downtown Sixbey and his family welcome Questlove and his mother, who is played by Whoopi Goldberg. Fred Armisen reprises his role as the Earl's daughter, Lady Hedith, who impresses her cousin with her drumming skill, but shows no sensitivity to racial issue.
Just when the Earl thinks his problem has been solved, the original heir Daly shows up on a wheelchair. While the other people in the room are stunned and speechless, Goldberg breaks the silence as saying, "What the f*** is this?"


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Daisy and Berry are on this list but hazel and mouse aren't? How do you fix that?--Artimas HunterWelcome to Bramblepath's Den 18:28, February 21, 2010 (UTC)
Leafpool was a loner when she went off with Crowfeather, why isn't she on the list? Shimmer Currently Ripple 04:38, September 23, 2012 (UTC)
Yellowfang isn't a loner, she was a rogue, she's even on the list for rogues. --Something is Different (talk) 10:37, June 16, 2014 (UTC)


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Belton head softball coach Matt Blackburn said he always believed that his Lady Tigers had the ability to compete with the best in the state this past season.
And while Belton didn't get a chance to prove that, bowing out to Lewisville in the area round of the Class 5A playoffs, the Texas Sports Writers Association proved Blackburn wasn't alone in his lofty assessment of the team following the release of the TSWA All-State team Sunday.
Belton had a total of seven players selected to the team, led by second-team first baseman Alyson Bishoff and third-team utility player Kaitlyn Jones.
Senior second baseman Makayla Hernandez and juniors Brittany Bass (third base), Bekah Alcozer (outfield), Sidney Holman (pitcher) and Skylar Stewart (outfield) were each honorable mentions.
The district champion Lady Tigers also dominated the All-District 8-5A team this past season with seven first-team selections.
But for Blackburn, that wasn't as flattering as seeing seven of his players' names listed on the TSWA All-State team.
"It's actually pretty overwhelming to me," Blackburn said, "because I've never had that many kids recognized at such a distinguished level."
Blackburn has seen his players receive plenty of recognition at the district level after the Lady Tigers blasted 34 home runs and hit over .400 as a team this past season.
But Blackburn said he hopes this latest recognition is the first of many on an even larger scale.
"I think it definitely brings some notoriety to our program that we haven't really received at the state level," Blackburn said. "And (it) says a lot about the talent that I've got and what they were able to accomplish."
Blackburn was particularly happy for Bishoff, who will play for Abilene Christian next season.
Blackburn said Bishoff is an undiscovered talent that he expects to do well at the next level after her accomplished career at Belton.
"It's the icing on the cake for her four-year career," Blackburn said of the honor. "She's undeniably one of the best kids that I've ever coached in terms of offensive production and just clutch hitting whenever it comes to the playoffs."
Of course, five of the seven players mentioned will be back at Belton next season, including sophomores Jones and Holman, who have two years left in the program.
And Blackburn was excited about all of his returners, who he hopes will make this type of recognition a regular occurrence at Belton in the future.
"That's an exciting feeling in itself, having those kids coming back," Blackburn said,, "and I think it's going to give them the confidence that they need to compete at that level."


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Pat worked as a post office driver for twenty five years before his retirement, a keen pigeon fancier Pat used to cycle to races with his pigeons on the back of his bike. He's still in contact with racing crowd but no longer attends races, due to his arthritis.
His childhood friend Rita Gill lives around the corner and every week herself and Pat go to their local pub. Despite the fact they have been life long friends, Rita has never been inside Pat's house until now.
As Fiona and the team start to clear out the house they uncover some interesting items, including newspapers from 1962, childhood toys and even Pat's old ration book. Pat approaches the chance to de clutter his home with gusto. His motto becomes: "From now on, everything must go."
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HARI SREENIVASAN: As we reported yesterday, an experimental heart drug developed by the Swiss pharmaceutical company, Novartis, shows promising results.
The new drug currently referred to by its codename "L C Z 696" may change the course of treatment and prolong the lives of patients suffering from heart failure.
The results of the study on the new drug are being presented this weekend in Spain at an international cardiology conference and were also published yesterday by The New England Journal of Medicine.
For some insight, we're joined via Skype from Windham, New Hampshire by Clyde Yancy, he's a professor of medicine and chief of cardiology at Northwestern University.
So, Professor Yancy, there are millions of people around the world, who suffer from heart disease and heart failure, what's so different about this drug and why does it work better than what's available today?
CLYDE YANCY: Well Hari, thanks for your interest. Those millions of people you talked about should be elated because there is a new therapy now.
It's not just an additional therapy, but it is a significant improvement over what we already had. This really is better and brings a lot of hope to a lot of people.
HARI SREENIVASAN: And without getting too far into the details of the science, what's it doing to the heart to make it more efficient or less prone to fail?
CLYDE YANCY: So that's a great question. It takes what we originally were doing, which was to use drugs to help make the heart smaller and stronger, but then takes it a step further.
So not only does it help to make the heart smaller and stronger, but it reverses or minimizes some of the scar that happens over time.
By combining these two effects together, it really has a profound influence, a new benefit on living longer and feeling better.
HARI SREENIVASAN: Now would this replace the type of treatments we have today? I mean we're familiar with a category of drugs called ace inhibitors and beta blockers.
CLYDE YANCY: So Hari that's why there's so much excitement. Rarely are we able to change the foundation of how we do things.
This changes the foundation, which means it raises the bar for all patients. We do think that many patients will have their ace inhibitors replaced by this new "L C Z" drug once it's developed further.
But it's also important to realize that the background therapy still includes drugs that we know make a big difference like beta-blockers, like MRA's, so lots of reason for enthusiasm here.
HARI SREENIVASAN: So while this one company has kind of a lead here, how long until this category of drugs gets on the markets and on store shelves so to speak, where doctors can write a prescription for them in the U.S.?
CLYDE YANCY: I really think we can go beyond which company has what proprietary input here and realize that this really is a breakthrough for patients and so it means we have to change the dynamic here.
We have to look to the F.D.A., work with the F.D.A. and say how can we bring this development to the table, sooner and better than we've ever done before.
I'm excited about the possibility of helping to galvanize interest and get this drug to patients as soon as possible.
HARI SREENIVASAN: You know some people are concerned that perhaps it's too quick.
I'm mean I don't know what the medical ethics of it is when you have this kind of medical efficacy and want to get this drug out there and help more people, but are there side effects that we don't know about, particular populations that haven't been studied enough?
CLYDE YANCY: You know what Hari, the answer is yes and yes, but it doesn't drop our enthusiasm or quell our interests.
Here's the story, we need to move forward with something for heart failure, that's pretty clear.
Yes, there are patients that we wish we knew more about, like African American patients, like more U.S.-based patients, like more patients with more advanced heart failure, but nevertheless, there are ways used in contemporary research methodologies that we can get those questions answered, while still bringing this to the table.
This really isn't about a company. This is about a brand new approach, a brand new way to take care of people that have a pretty compelling disease.
If the disease wasn't so compelling, sure we could slow down, take some more time, get some more data.
But we've got a disease, where people are coming up short despite getting everything that we have available now.
We really should think about bringing this forward as soon as we can.
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The Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children serves children with visual impairments who also have associating multiple disabilities. We have celebrated Better Hearing and Speech Month in numerous ways. We have nine SLPs on staff here and one year we all ordered T-shirts and participated in our version of Hollywood Squares. The entire student body was invited to watch our version of the popular TV show as we shared our information about speech, language, and hearing.
We have also had a decorating contest where each classroom received a letter and was asked to decorate it. The final results were posted in a hallway and spelled out: "Better Hearing and Speech Month." Since our students don't see well, the letters were decorated with textures such as carpet, macaroni, sand, etc. It made for a very nice artistic environment where people came to experience their artwork and the staff could then read the fun facts.
We also created a bulletin board with fun facts, such as how much saliva a person produces in his/her lifetime. People were shocked and amazed. Reactions were as fun as the facts to observe.
One of our staff in dually certified in Audiology and during May she offers free ear checks and hearing screenings for staff and children of staff in the on-site day care.
May is such a fun month for us here!
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My favourite show as a child was … a combo of Mork & Mindy, Family Ties and Monkey.
I decided a television career was for me when … I stumbled into it and landed on my feet.
My favourite thing about summer TV is … having the cricket on in the background.
People I admire most … don't work in TV.
My guilty TV pleasure is … Apple TV - movies, docos, drama series all at your fingertips. Plus, I get to watch the film Ratatouille at least once a week.
If you were going to tell all, which television interviewer would you go to? Can I have a panel? Andrew Denton, Leigh Sales and Lisa Wilkinson.
Bring back …The Late Show.
The Shire … Can we just pretend it never happened?
Hair, make-up or wardrobe? I'm a working mum, so I'd be grateful for someone to brush my hair, let alone make-up. What a treat.
The book I'd like to see on TV is …Shantaram.
The most prized DVD in my collection is … probably my husband's full collection of Entourage because if we lost it there'd be hell to pay.
Missing from my DVD collection is … anything to do with magic or vampires - Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings etc. Not for me.
I wish I had time to watch … more adult television. ABC4Kids rules the roost in our house
I always wondered why my parents watched … Yes Minister. I just don't share the love.
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The most significant event of 2012 was … our show The Circle getting axed. It was such a wonderful show with incredible people.
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If I were a TV programmer I'd … keep The Project on forever.
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edit What's in a name?
Congratulations. You're knocked up. Now what? For many parents, before you can decide on important issues such as whether your child will take tuba lessons or grow up to be a garbage worker, the issue of your child's name must be addressed. The child's name is the most important thing you as his or her parents can ever give. It'll be with them the rest of their lives. Forever. And ever. It is important to point out that your child has to live with whatever name you think sounds good. Your child will be the one getting his ass kicked at school because you named your son Topher and that'll be your daughter hanging off the pole on the center stage at the Lusty Lady Lucky Beaver Adult Night Club and Entertainment Centre because you named her Sparkle Gleem. So decide carefully.
Because of this, many parents feel a need to seek help from outside sources. The internet is full of websites devoted to baby naming. Some sites will tell you what names are popular. Others will tell you what a particular name means and a list of famous people who have had the name in the past.
Forget those. All you need now is this article.
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edit Popular Names
Each year, varying websites put out lists and lists of popular names. All this tells you is that by the time your infant hits kindergarten, there are going to be whole classes devoted to students named Jaylin or Jayden. This will, however, make your child's teacher's job easier. Instead of having to memorize the names and faces of thirty or more students, she'll now have 29 students named Jaylin and one child named Bob. Chances are, all she has to do is tell little Jaylin to come forward and help her with an assignment and next thing she knows, she's getting trampled to death by 29 Jaylins while poor Bob sits in his seat, crying his eyes out because deep down, he knew his mommy hates his guts because she named him something practical like Bob.
Still, some parents feel a need to follow trends. Whatever. Your child is going to grow up hating your guts when they're old enough to understand what it means to share the same name with 45 other students because you were too lazy to think of a different name. You've been warned. Consider sleeping with one eye open the rest of your life. Your precious Jaylin may try to smother you in your sleep.
Another name alleyway to be avoided is attaching the suffixes -en, -in, -lyn, -len, -on or -an to any random word to make a new name. The schools of America are teeming with poor children subjected to these stupid names because Mommy thought that Bricklyn is a cute name and Daddy always wanted a son named Baseballbatlen.
edit Not So Popular Names
You've now decided that the main stream, every third child born today will have this name isn't for you. Way to go. Nice work on stepping outside of the box. However, let's not get carried away and step too far outside the box. It's nice to have a child with a name that no one else has, but let's not go overboard. Names that are composed mostly of dashes and hyphens are to be avoided. Names that no one can pronounce are to be avoided. Names that look like you threw darts at a phone book and used letters stuck to the tips of the darts are to be avoided. You can make your child's name stand out, but for the love of God, don't make your child unique because you think it'll help his self esteem. It won't. Your child you named Beautiful Radience will wind up in therapy before her 5th birthday and will likely either grow up to be a lifetime member of the Mile High Club or will be asking if you want fries with that for the rest of her life.
A simple test to consider before picking a potential name is to think about the name. Then take the name and put them into these two sentences and see which one fits best:
- 1. Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States, (Insert your potential name choice here)
- 2. Ladies and Gentlemen, appearing tonight for one performance only, (Insert your potential name choice here), will be on the main stage of the Lusty Lady Lucky Beaver Adult Night Club and Entertainment Centre.
The choice is yours. Chances are, if you are already an employee at the Lusty Lady Lucky Beaver Adult Night Club and Entertainment Centre, you'll want your daughter to follow in your five inch spike plastic platform stripper shoes, so name appropriately. For the rest of the population who would prefer that we not see our daughters naked and on stage with dollar bills poking out of her lady parts, pick your child's name carefully.
edit I'm So Emotional
There are millions of possibilities out there for your child's future name. The world is full of words that would make perfect name for your spawn. A trend these days is naming your child after emotions, events and sports teams. Unless you want your child growing up as the dancer at the main stage of the Lusty Lady Lucky Beaver Adult Night Club and Entertainment Centre, I'd stay away from these names.
Examples include: Beautiful, Miracle, Lovely, Radiance, Happy, Justice, and Britney Spears.
edit Trendy With a Twist
Ok. So you've got your child's name all picked out. You still have 8 months and three weeks of your pregnancy to go before you sign that piece of paper legally burdening your child with the name that has taken you 9 months or longer to decide on. But then a thought hits you: How can I keep this original name but make it trendy?
The answer? Misspell it!
That's right. You heard me! Misspell your child's name. Christopher has morphed into Kristuphyr. A completely innocent name like Jason has been butchered into Jhayhsoune. The possibilities are endless when it comes to how stupid you want to look. Misspelling does not make you look cute, cool or hip. It makes you look like a moron because you couldn't properly spell Bob and instead, decided to spell it Opqlzdb. You will burn in hell. Your child will make sure of it once he graduates the first grade and realizes you don't spell his name Kohnnure (Connor).
edit Making a Point
So you've got your name. It's a good name, but you need something to spice it up a bit. How about throw in a few punctuation marks? Turn a boring name like Catherine into La'Cather-in-e and there you go. Your child now stands out and you look like the moron you really are. Punctuation marks belong in essays, not on a birth certificate.
edit I'm So Unoriginal
Never, never, never name your child the same as your last name. I've personally known people named Scotty Scott, Peter Peters and Bailey Bailey. Please. Get creative. The world is full of names. If you're that unoriginal that you have to resort to using your last name as a first name, you need to find the nearest bridge and jump to your death.
edit Biblical names
Thinking of naming your son Jedediah? Assuming your little girl would be happy with being named Jezebel? Absolutely convinced that Job is the right one for you? WELL DON'T! Would you place heavy weights on your toddler's shoulders? Would you want to see them bent and crumble under the weight of history? Do you really want to see them smite down heathens before they reach puberty? Save the little ones! Let them leave free of the biblical shackles!
And for the love of all things brown, stay away from the name Jesus.
edit Overview
So, now that you know how to name your child, you're all set.
On second thought, might want to ditch the idea of having children. Get a fern. They don't care what they're named.


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