text: Yanma Bug Flying Unova: #286 National: #193 Sprite Viewer Stats HP 65 Attack 65 Defense 45 Special Attack 75 Special Defense 45 Speed 95 Weaknesses and Resistances Normal Fight ¼ Flying 2× Poison Ground immune Rock 4× Bug ½ Ghost Steel Fire 2× Water Grass ¼ Electr 2× Psychc Ice 2× Dragon Dark Info Moves Flavor Locations Stats Comments (2) Abilities Name Effect Speed Boost This Pokémon's [Speed]{mechanic:speed} rises one [stage]{mechanic:stat-modifier} after each turn. Compound Eyes This Pokémon's moves have 1.3× their [accuracy]{mechanic:accuracy}. This ability has no effect on the one-hit KO moves ([]{move:fissure}, []{move:guillotine}, []{move:horn-drill}, and []{move:sheer-cold}). Overworld: If the first Pokémon in the party has this ability, the chance of a wild Pokémon holding a particular item is raised from 50%, 5%, or 1% to 60%, 20%, or 5%, respectively. Frisk Hidden Ability When this Pokémon enters battle, it reveals an opposing Pokémon's held item to all participating trainers. In a double battle, if one opponent has an item, this Pokémon will Frisk that Pokémon; if both have an item, it will Frisk one at random. Evolution Line Yanma Evolves to Yanmega when leveled up and knowing move AncientPower Egg Group Group: Bug View Compatible Pokemon Wild Held Item Item Rarity Wide Lens White 2 Black 25% More Info Catch Rate: 75 Base XP: 78 Base Happiness: 70 Hatch Steps: 5355 Gender Group: 50% Male, 50% Female Effort Values: 1 Speed Level Up Level Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target 1TackleNormalPhysical 50 100%35One Nearby1ForesightNormalStatus or Support -- --40One Nearby6Quick AttackNormalPhysical 40 100%30One Nearby11Double TeamNormalStatus or Support -- --15Self14SonicBoomNormalSpecial Does exactly 20 damage.varies 90%20One Nearby17DetectFightStatus or Support -- --5Self22SupersonicNormalStatus or Support -- 55%20One Nearby27UproarNormalSpecial 90 100%10Random Foe30PursuitDarkPhysical 40 100%20One Nearby33AncientPowerRockSpecial 60 100%5One Nearby38HypnosisPsychcStatus or Support -- 60%20One Nearby43Wing AttackFlyingPhysical 90 due to STAB60 100%35One Nearby46ScreechNormalStatus or Support -- 85%40One Nearby49U-turnBugPhysical 105 due to STAB70 100%20One Nearby54Air SlashFlyingSpecial 112 due to STAB75 95%20One Nearby57Bug BuzzBugSpecial 135 due to STAB90 100%10One Nearby TM / HM TM / HM Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target TM06ToxicPoisonStatus or Support -- 90%10One NearbyTM10Hidden PowerNormalSpecial Hidden Power's power and type vary depending on the individual Pokemon using it, ranging between 30 and 70 power. There is no way to change a Pokemon's Hidden Power type or power, so you are stuck with what you have. Hidden Power is always a Special-based move.varies 100%15One NearbyTM11Sunny DayFireStatus or Support -- --5Whole FieldTM17ProtectNormalStatus or Support -- --10SelfTM21FrustrationNormalPhysical Frustration's power is higher depending on the user's lack of happiness. At zero (0) happiness, this attack's power is 102.varies 100%20One NearbyTM22SolarBeamGrassSpecial 120 100%10One NearbyTM27ReturnNormalPhysical Return's power is higher depending on the user's happiness. At full (255) happiness, this attack's power is 102.varies 100%20One NearbyTM29PsychicPsychcSpecial 90 100%10One NearbyTM30Shadow BallGhostSpecial 80 100%15One NearbyTM32Double TeamNormalStatus or Support -- --15SelfTM40Aerial AceFlyingPhysical 90 due to STAB60 --20One NearbyTM42FacadeNormalPhysical 70 100%20One NearbyTM44RestPsychcStatus or Support -- --10SelfTM45AttractNormalStatus or Support -- 100%15One NearbyTM46ThiefDarkPhysical 40 100%10One NearbyTM48RoundNormalSpecial 60 100%15One NearbyTM70FlashNormalStatus or Support -- 100%20One NearbyTM85Dream EaterPsychcSpecial 100 100%15One NearbyTM87SwaggerNormalStatus or Support -- 90%15One NearbyTM89U-turnBugPhysical 105 due to STAB70 100%20One NearbyTM90SubstituteNormalStatus or Support -- --10Self Egg Egg Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target EggWhirlwindNormalStatus or Support -- 100%20One NearbyEggDouble-EdgeNormalPhysical 120 100%15One NearbyEggLeech LifeBugPhysical 30 due to STAB20 100%15One NearbyEggReversalFightPhysical Reversal's power is lower if the user's HP is high, and is higher when the user's HP is low, with a maximum power of 200.varies 100%15One NearbyEggFaint AttackDarkPhysical 60 --20One NearbyEggPursuitDarkPhysical 40 100%20One NearbyEggSecret PowerNormalPhysical 70 100%20One NearbyEggSilver WindBugSpecial 90 due to STAB60 100%5One NearbyEggSignal BeamBugSpecial 112 due to STAB75 100%15One NearbyEggFeintNormalPhysical 30 100%10One Nearby Tutor Tutor Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target TutorBug BiteBugPhysical 90 due to STAB60 100%20One NearbyTutorGiga DrainGrassSpecial 75 100%10One NearbyTutorRoostFlyingStatus or Support -- --10SelfTutorSignal BeamBugSpecial 112 due to STAB75 100%15One NearbyTutorSleep TalkNormalStatus or Support -- --10SelfTutorSnoreNormalSpecial 40 100%15One NearbyTutorTailwindFlyingStatus or Support -- --30User's FieldTutorUproarNormalSpecial 90 100%10Random Foe Generation IV Method Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target TM47Steel WingSteelPhysical 70 90%25One NearbyTM58EndureNormalStatus or Support -- --10SelfTM78CaptivateNormalStatus or Support -- 100%20All Nearby FoesTM83Natural GiftNormalPhysical Natural Gift's power and Type vary based on what berry is the user's Held Item, if any. The Berry is consumed after used. If the user is not holding a berry, Natural Gift fails.varies 100%15One NearbyTutorAir CutterFlyingSpecial 82 due to STAB55 95%25All Nearby FoesTutorHeadbuttNormalPhysical 70 100%15One NearbyTutorOminous WindGhostSpecial 60 100%5One NearbyTutorString ShotBugStatus or Support -- 95%40All Nearby FoesTutorSwiftNormalSpecial 60 --20All Nearby Foes Generation III Method Name Type Category Power Acc % PP Target TM47Steel WingSteelPhysical 70 90%25One NearbyTutorMimicNormalStatus or Support -- --10One Nearby Flavor Species: Clear Wing Pokémon Color: Red Weight: 83.6 lbs. (38kg) Height: 39' 4" (12m) Pokedex White 2: By flapping its wings at high speed, it can fly freely through the air. Even sudden stops are no problem.Black 2: By flapping its wings at high speed, it can fly freely through the air. Even sudden stops are no problem. Locations Where to find Yanma Pinwheel Forest at level: 55 in the wild: 10% (White 2 Black 2 ) at level: 63 in thick grass: 10% (White 2 Black 2 ) Route 3 at level: 56 in the wild: 10% (White 2 Black 2 ) at level: 64 in thick grass: 10% (White 2 Black 2 ) Stats 0 EV 252+ EV Stat 0 IV 31 IV 0 IV 31 IV Rank HP 240 271 303 334 151st Attack 135 166 198 252 if nature is Lonely, Adamant, Brave, or Naughty229 179th Defense 95 126 158 208 if nature is Bold, Relaxed, Impish, or Lax189 245th Special Attack 155 186 218 274 if nature is Modest, Mild, Quiet, or Rash249 107th Special Defense 95 126 158 208 if nature is Calm, Gentle, Sassy, or Careful189 243rd Speed 195 226 258 318 if nature is Timid, Hasty, Jolly, or Naive289 47th The stats shown above are for Yanma at level 100 with a neutral nature. Maximum stats may be up to 10% higher if Yanma has a beneficial nature for that particular stat. 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While each of the fathers treated scripture in both literal and spiritual fashions, each demonstrated a different understanding of the senses and relied in varying degrees on one sense or the other. A predilection for the grammatico-historical sense, as A.J. Maas points out, was typical of the Antiochene hermeneutical school,[1] while Origen, representing the Alexandrian school, seemed to rely more on the spiritual sense of scripture. Origen applied Plato's three-fold distinction to the senses—body, soul, and spirit:[2] "For as man consists of body, and soul, and spirit, so in the same way does Scripture, which has been arranged to be given by God for the salvation of men."[3] The "body" corresponds the letter or the literal sense, while the "soul" represents the moral and the "spirit," the allegorical and anagogical.[4] Augustine's divisions—history, analogy, allegory, and etiology—do not correspond as neatly to the four senses as do Origen's. In Augustine's own words,
It is a matter of history when deeds done—whether by men or by God—are reported. It is a matter of allegory when things spoken in figures are understood. It is a matter of analogy, when the conformity of the Old and New Testaments is shown. It is a matter of etiology when the causes of what is said or done are reported.[5]
St. Jerome, as Pope Pius X noted in Spiritus Paraclitus, emphasized the importance of the literal sense of scripture as the ground of interpretation.[6] Nonetheless, St. Jerome's letter to Paulinus included clear references to allegorical, moral, and anagogical senses of scripture,[7] even if he made no specific mention of those categories.
While the early Church fathers understood these different senses of scripture in varying degrees, the four senses found their most clear definition during the scholastic period. These four senses were summarized in a well-known couplet in Latin by Augustine of Denmark:
Littera geta docet, quid credas allegoria,
moralis quid agas, quo tendas anagogica…[8]
or as the U.S. English edition of the Catechism of the Catholic Church renders it,
The Letter speaks of deeds; Allegory to faith;
The Moral how to act; Anagogy our destiny.[9]
St. Thomas outlined the four senses in article 10 of question 1 in the first part of Summa Theologica, making reference to Augustine's four senses and affirming the acceptability of multiple, nonconflicting senses in Sacred Scripture:
Thus in Holy Writ no confusion results, for all the senses are founded on one—the literal—from which alone can any argument be drawn, and not from those intended in allegory, as Augustine says (Epis. 48). Nevertheless, nothing of Holy Scripture perishes on account of this, since nothing necessary to faith is contained under the spiritual sense which is not elsewhere put forward by the Scripture in its literal sense.[10]
Thus, the Catechism of the Catholic Church points us, in sections 115 through 119, to the richness of Catholic Tradition, which supports and reaffirms the perennial practice of the faithful in these four senses proposed for our hermeneutical use.
The literal sense is also referred to as the historical sense. This sense refers to the meaning of the words of scripture themselves, as opposed to extended metaphor, allegorical meaning, or an otherwise purely symbolic sense that can be taken from written narratives. While common usage would seem to suggest that the literal meaning is simply the meaning of an utterance as we understand it in plain language, this understanding is not correct. The "literal sense" refers instead to the meaning of a passage as immediately intended by the sacred author.[11] Fully understanding this literal sense requires several capacities not common to the average reader of scripture: knowledge of the original languages in which scripture was written, sufficient knowledge of the cultural context in which a book of scripture was written, and sufficient historical and archaeological evidence to inform one's inquiries. For this reason, Pius XII rightly acknowledged, in Divino Afflante Spiritu, the necessity of the proper use of "history, archaeology, ethnology and other sciences, in order to discover what literary forms the writers of those early ages intended to use and did in fact use."[12] His predecessor, Pope Benedict XV, stressed the importance of going to the original texts as well. Reiterating St. Jerome, he noted that "all interpretation rests on the literal sense, and that we are not to think that there is no literal sense merely because a thing is said metaphorically, for 'the history itself is often presented in metaphorical dress and described figuratively.'"[13]
While the literal sense often admits figurative or metaphorical language, the meaning remains that which was intended by the human author. The spiritual senses go beyond the intentions of the human author and reflect the wisdom of the Divine Author. The spiritual sense is divided into three senses: allegorical, which consists of types or figures that find their parallels in the revealed truth of Christ; the moral or tropological, which treats the claims that scripture makes on us as Christians; and the anagogical, which points heavenward to transcendent truth and our eternal destiny.
The allegorical sense includes those matters of parallel narrative, parabolic content, prefiguration, or typological imagery that fulfills the Old Testament in the New and reveals the New Testament in the Old. As with the other spiritual senses, the allegorical sense uses a sign that points to a signified, usually but not always Jesus Christ. For example, Moses is frequently viewed as a type or figure of Christ, one who has led his people from captivity, through a baptismal crossing of the Red Sea to a promised land. Likewise, David is the King of Israel in all his human imperfection. However, he points to the true King of the Jews, the coming messiah, Jesus. Other Old Testament figures find parallels in the New Testament. Eliakim, the steward in Isaiah 22: 20–23, prefigures Peter in Matthew 16:18–19. The Passover of the Israelites prefigures the Paschal sacrifice of Our Lord. In every figure, the Old Testament is revealed in the New Testament and affirms the truth of Christ. For this reason, the allegorical sense corresponds to the theological virtue of faith,[14] as it reveals Christ in the history of the Chosen People.
The moral or tropological sense addresses matters, here and now, of right behavior and of application to Christian life. When interpreting the moral sense, theologians are attempting to determine how scripture tells people to live their lives. While many readers of the Bible might focus on scripture's overt moral teachings in, say, the Decalogue, other teachings are present in a more figurative way. For example, Christ's parables frequently teach lessons about behavior toward a neighbor, as in the stories of the good Samaritan and of Lazarus and the rich man. In other cases, a parable contrasts those behaviors that are pleasing to God to those that are not. The parable of the sheep and the goats, as well as the Pharisee and the tax collector are good examples of these. The Epistles of Paul present us with many tropological images: the body as a temple in 1 Corinthians 6, or the Christian life as a race in 1 Corinthians 9 and Hebrews 12. The moral sense reveals to the Christian what Christ means in Matthew 22: 37–40:
And he said to him, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it, You shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments depend all the law and the prophets."
It is no wonder, then, that this sense corresponds with the theological virtue of love.[15] Ultimately, all of the ten commandments reflect back on these two commandments of love.
The third of the spiritual senses is the anagogical. The anagogical sense is that which points to matters of Heaven and the afterlife or of spiritual realities that transcend earthly existence. While the allegorical sense points to Christ revealed in the Old Testament, and the tropological points to day to day Christian living, the anagogical points to those ends to which Christians aspire. The resurrection of Christ extends to us the promise of bodily resurrection in the end, as Catholics profess every Sunday in the Nicene Creed. The healing that Christ offers to the sick and infirm in the gospels points to the ultimate healing and freedom of the faithful from the bonds of sin and death, ultimately an undoing of what the first man caused in his disobedience. In this looking forward, the Christian engages in contemplation of eternal, Heavenly realities. The anagogical compels the believer to seek an experience of God here and now, as well as in the life to come. It is forward pointing, thus corresponding to the theological virtue of hope.[16]
While the literal sense of scripture emphasizes the specific, immediate meaning of the human author, the spiritual sense looks at the meaning of each passage in the context of the whole.[17] It is no surprise, then, to find resonances at many levels. The Lamb of God at the last supper has both allegorical and anagogical representations in the historical Passover lamb of Exodus 12, and the eternal slain lamb of Revelations 5. Catholics live this reality daily in the sacrifice of the Mass. Christ's healing of the sick and infirm in the gospels points forward to the healing of the Christian faithful from the sickness and death of sin, as well as the healing Catholics gain through the sacrament of reconciliation. All the while, Christ as the new Adam points allegorically back to the first Adam, through whom all humanity became subject to sin and death. Where a single literal sense of scripture might theoretically have an interpretive endpoint, the four senses provide an interplay and dynamism that ensure a scripture of replenishment, a well of inspiration that never runs dry, a source of renewal and instruction that enlightens the first and the last of the faithful, and an inexhaustible source of truth for Christ's Church.
[1] A.J. Maas, "Biblical Exegesis," The Catholic Encyclopedia, <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05692b.htm>. 17 March 2007.
[2] Ibid.
[3] Origen, De Principiis, from Fathers of the Third Century: Tertullian, Part Fourth; Minucius Felix; Commodian; Origen, Parts First and Second, <http://www.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/anf04.vi.v.v.ii.html>. 17 March 2007.
[4] Robert L. Bradshaw, "Origen of Alexandria," EarlyChurch.org.uk, <http://www.earlychurch.org.uk/origen.php>. 17 March 2007.
[5] Saint Augustine, On Genesis: Two Books on Genesis against the Manichees; And, on the Literal Interpretation of Genesis, an Unfinished Book (Washington, DC: Catholic University of America Press, 1990) 147, Questia, <http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=101602910>. 17 March 2007.
[6] Pius X, Spiritus Paraclitus, 15 September 1920, <http://www.papalencyclicals.net/Ben15/b15spiri.htm>. 17 March 2007.
[7] Jerome, The Principal Works of St. Jerome, 8, <http://www.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/npnf206.v.LIII.html>, 17 March 2007.
[8] "Interpretation of the Bible in the Church," Pontifical Biblical Commission, April 23, 1993 <http://catholic-resources.org/ChurchDocs/PBC_Interp.htm>. 17 March 2007.
[9] Catechism of the Catholic Church, (New York : Doubleday, 1995) 39.
[10] Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, <http://www.ccel.org/ccel/aquinas/summa.FP_Q1_A10.html>. 17 March 2007.
[11] Maas, <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05692b.htm>.
[12] Pius XII, Divino Afflante Spiritu, 30 September 1943. <http://www.papalencyclicals.net/Pius12/P12DIVIN.HTM>, 17 March 2007, 35.
[13] Benedict XV, Spiritus Paraclitus, 15 September 1920, <http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xv/encyclicals/documents/hf_ben-xv_enc_15091920_spiritus-paraclitus_en.html>, 17 March 2007, 51.
[14] Marcelino D'Ambrosio, "Lecture #5: Senses of Scripture and Hermeneutics," <http://home.comcast.net/~icuweb/c03605.htm>. 17 March 2007.
[15] D'Ambrosio, <http://home.comcast.net/~icuweb/c03605.htm>.
[16] Ibid.
[17] Ibid.

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Object Export options consolidate two major functions when exporting images to EPUB/HTML and Tagged PDF.
- The first function is the requirement to add and persist "alternative text" to placed images and graphics, which i'll talk about in this post.
- The second function is the ability to create different conversion settings on each object, with special attention spent on settings useful for different screens sizes and pixel densities (ppi).
The dialog box has been made modeless, so that you can select different individual frames while leaving the dialog active.
The Object Export Options can be applied to both graphic and text frames, as well as to groups. You can also apply conversion options to text frames, which is very useful when you want to control the quality of rasterization applied to text effects like Drop Shadows, and Bevel and Emboss, in the exported HTML and EPUB files.
Object Export Options > Alt Text
Alternative text (or alt text for short) is a brief text based description of the subject captured in the photograph or illustration. Adding alt text is a common practice when creating HTML web pages and is also supported in EPUB and Tagged PDF. You can find information on writing Alt text at http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/altAttribute. In InDesign CS5, do the following:
- Select an object and choose Object > Object Export Options > Alt Text.
- Choose one of the following
- From Structure: For legacy INDD files where users have already created all of the alt-text using the Structure Pane.
- From XMP (Title | Description | Headline ): Common XMP metadata fields used to capture some text about the image or graphic. If the XMP data is updated in another application like Adobe Bridge, updating the link in InDesign results in the alt text string being updated.
- From Other XMP: Only to be used by an XMP expert! Requires understanding the XMP path namespace and the array value. For example, the Bridge user interface supports IPTC Core, which contains a field titled "IPTC Subject Code". If this was the field where Alt text string is stored, then in InDesign CS5.5, the value would have to be written as "Iptc4xmpCore:SubjectCode[1]". For advertuous mortals, in Photoshop, you can view the full namespace in an image under File Info > Raw Data.
- Custom: Users can enter their own custom alt text string. Useful when there is no pre-existing data, or when the metadata text is lacking in quality.
Besides this there are a few otherways Alt Text can be created in InDesign:
- From Microsoft Word: When you import a Word document with graphic images that have Alt Text already created in Word, these are converted to native InDesign alt text. Currently, only the Windows version of Word supports this feature.
- When a text frame has Object Export Settings for EPUB/HTML conversion to a graphic format like PNG, GIF, or JPEG, any alt text value is appropriately be passed through.


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Thiruvarur district is one of the 32 districts in the Tamil Nadu state of India. The district occupies an area of 2161 km². It lies between Nagapattinam district on the east and Thanjavur District on the west, and is bounded by the Palk Strait on the south. The district headquarters is at Thiruvarur town. As of 2011, the district had a population of 1,264,277 with a sex-ratio of 1,017 females for every 1,000 males.
The Thiruvarur district, along with the Nagapattinam district was part of the Thanjavur District before 1991. After that, the present Taluks of Thiruvarur district and Nagapattinam district were separated from the Thanjavur District, and formed the Nagapattinam district. The present Thiruvarur district was formed in 1997 by trifurcating the then Thanjavur District. Major towns are Thiruvarur, Thiruthuraipoondi, Nachikulam, Muthupettai, Mannargudi.
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Atlanta Hawks guard Kyle Korver missed his fourth straight game on Saturday with back spasms, but coach Larry Drew believes there is a "chance" Korver could practice with the team Tuesday and play Wednesday against the Orlando Magic.
Korver is averaging 10.8 points on 42 percent three-point shooting this season. He said on Friday that his back was feeling "much better."
"The back is feeling better but he has to get in basketball shape," Drew said on Saturday.
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At least I'm not the only one!
Eileen described in her Sunday column about unclaimed property databases how a family acquaintance had spotted her husband's name on an Indiana attorney general website, reminding them to collect more than $1,200 in a long-forgotten bank account.
Have any of you ever tipped off a friend or relative that they had some money coming to them?
I've periodically checked my own name in the search engine on missingmoney.com with no hits, but in March I must have been bored, because I also ran my parents and sister through the system.
Lo and behold, my sister's name popped up, with money surprisingly owed to her by her current employer.
But just to warn you --- don't bank on being able to spend that cash right away. The state agency my sister contacted took more than two months to send her a letter that it would take an additional 90 days to verify who she is and how much money she was entitled to receive.
If you've got a tale of missing money found, please share it in the comments below. And what do you think would be an appropriate finder's fee? (That does not apply to my sister --- I will likely never pay off my tab for all the rides she has given me within my lifetime.)


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Actress Kate Hudson was photographed with fiancé Matthew Bellamy and their 21-month-old son Bing in New York City on Wednesday (April 17). Also joined by Kate's 9-year-old son Ryder, the group were seen strolling through Manhattan.
Kate has been busy working on the upcoming animated flick Me and My Shadow, while Matthew joined his band Muse for a gig at Madison Square Garden earlier this week.
As for their wedding plans, Kate recently confirmed, "We will get married."
She added: "I do think it's important but we have no plans. He [Ryder] wants a party. For me it's not the legal part that is important, it's what it means to the family." On their romance, she said, "[I]t was all very old-fashioned and proper and we went on lovely dates [after meeting at Coachella music festival]. And two months later I was pregnant."View Slideshow »»


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Day 1 of practice was one of the few times I've fished in an absolute blizzard. Our predictions of this cold winter Classic are coming true.
We had about 3 inches of snow during the day while we were practicing. It started at about 10 a.m. and snowed until 6 p.m. that night. At one point I was fishing a jig and trying to watch my line, but it was snowing so hard it got to where I couldn't see my anything. Snowflakes were falling, and there was too much other movement to try and pick out that little, thin strand of line. It became impossible. I thought I'd pick up a different rod so I reeled the jig in, put it down to pick up a jerkbait and I couldn't find my jerkbait rod; it was buried under snow. The way I found it was by snagging a hook on my glove while I was scooping the snow off the boat.
I did manage to stay warm, though. I feel like preparation paid off and I had a productive practice. We've got one more day of pre-practice left and it's going to be an important day. Every day you're out there you're getting little pieces of the puzzle and believe me, right now we're just finding little pieces. Fishing is so slow out there right now that if you practice at normal practice speed, you could blow by a mother lode of fish and not even know it.
I've really had to make myself slow down and practice like I would if it was actual tournament day. Guys that go into panic mode and run around too much are going to be in trouble. This is going to be a hunker-down event and execution is going to be critical. I guarantee you're going to hear stories at the weigh-in about somebody who lost a 5- or 6-pounder. A 12-incher is more important in a tough tournament than one where everyone is catching them. I'm going to focus on being slow and methodical and execute as flawlessly as I can.
All the festivities have started. We had the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame banquet last night and we have Classic Night tonight where all the anglers and sponsors of the Classic will be together with their families. It's a fun night and gives us a chance to catch our breath a little bit before the season starts.
One of the coolest things yet happened on Tuesday. I got to go to the Alabama Children's Hospital right here in Birmingham with about a dozen anglers. We got to visit a bunch of kids who had varying degrees of illness, many of whom were cancer patients. One thing that really touched me was a 5-year-old girl named Josie. I got to go into the dialysis center because she couldn't leave there to get autographs with the other kids. I wish everybody could've seen the smile on her face. It wasn't because of me; it's because she has joy in her life. It was an inspiration to me to see that, proving that circumstances are what you make of them. You can have joy even in the midst of immense suffering. It was a very special time for me. Getting to go up there and spend time with those kids has been the highlight of my week so far. I'm looking forward to finally getting this thing under way, so check back tomorrow and I'll report back on the final of practice.


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Skipton MP Julian Smith will host an online surgery this week for constituents or businesses who find it difficult to get to one of his regular surgeries around the constituency.
The session will take place between 4pm and 5pm on Friday and appointments can be made by emailing julian.smith.mp @parliament.uk or calling 020 7219 7145.
The MP said: "Despite holding more MP surgeries in more locations than ever before, I know that in such a large constituency it can be difficult for people to travel to meet me at my regular sessions.
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Hotel is pretty much brand new as of the time of this review. Very modern and hip. The bed was comfortable, room was very clean, staff was friendly. Check out is at noon which is always appreciated. They charge $42 PER DAY for parking. We ended up parking a few blocks away at a parking garage which was only $10 because it was the weekend, but that would be over $30 if it were a week day. Also, they make it so you can't quite close the curtains all the way, which is always annoying.
This is by far the nicest hostel I have ever slept in, down comforters and soft sheets were a real bonus. Very friendly staff and patrons. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Denver
Comfortable bed, clean bathrooms, friendly, helpful staff and patrons, quirky and interesting decor. My wife and I stayed in a private room and would definitely return here if we find ourselves in Denver again. People moving about at night were a little noisey, but once the thermostat fan kicked on i didn't notice it anymore and fell asleep.
This was my first time a.) visiting Denver and b.) staying in a hostel and c.) I could not have liked it any more than I did! The staff was helpful and welcoming, the decor and ambiance is unique and inspiring, and the connections you make with the other guests are electric! I could not have had a better first exposure to staying at a hostel. The location of Hostel Fish is also perfect - in Lower Downtown (LoDo) right near the Coors Field so there are a ton of cool bars to check out (like The Retro Room and Sidecar) or great places to eat (Ignite Burger and you'll definitely want to check out brunch and boozey breakfast cocktails at Snooze). Or if you feel so inclined to stay in, there's a small kitchen and bar in the hostel (with decent prices) so you don't even have to take off your pjs! I highly recommend staying at Hostel Fish for your Denver travels.


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Irish American Club to screen documentary on hall-of-fame boxer
For a decade in the early 20th century, Johnny Kilbane held the world featherweight boxing title. When the Cleveland native returned from the 1912 contest in California in which he won the title, 200,000 people lined the street to welcome him back.
'Mattress' tells of prince's search for princess
The musical comedy, a retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea," was first performed on Broadway in 1959.
Former Bulldog promoted at Baldwin Wallace University
Olmsted Falls Courtesy of Baldwin Wallace University Jeff Miller, a 1996 graduate of BW, began his fifth year in the Yellow Jackets' Office of Sports Information in 2014-2015. He was named the Associate Director of Sports Information on July 1, after serving his previous four years as the Assistant Sports Information Director. Miller, a native […]
Olmsted Falls to celebrate bicentennial Friday with parade, festival
The Olmsted Bicentennial Parade and Cornerstone Festival celebrates the 200th anniversary of Olmsted Falls and Olmsted Township Friday with a parade, festival and fireworks.


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5 Tips for New Grads Entering the Job Market
5 Tips for New Grads Entering the Job Market
February 9, 2012
Miriam Salpeter
Keppie Careers
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When so many people are out of work, it can be intimidating for new graduates to face the job market. How can you make yourself distinctive from the competition? Jennifer Lasater, Kaplan University's executive director of National Career Services, offers these tips for job seekers with new degrees:
1. Own your degree.
Don't focus on the degree as a means to an end. Immerse yourself in your field, which can include becoming involved in organizations related to the field of study, reading industry-related publications or posts, and joining professional groups on LinkedIn once you've built your online profile. Get involved on multiple levels to show employers your dedication. Being engaged also allows you to "talk the talk" and demonstrate competency. It's great to be able to immerse yourself at your convenience. And bonus: You don't need to get dressed up for a meeting to share information via LinkedIn or Twitter.
2. Showcase your experience.
Highlight any experience you have—including volunteer work, internships, and even your own entrepreneurial ventures, if they're relevant. Plan how to describe what you have to offer. For example, "I'm a new graduate with a bachelor's degree in nursing, looking for a position as a nurse case manager. My degree, coupled with my many internships in X and Y hospitals working in clinical and administrative areas, gives me a first-hand look at the latest trends in nursing case management."
You should also highlight your newly acquired skills in a portfolio that you can share with employers. You may want to create an online portfolio—or a social resume—to share with targeted employers. Your portfolio should include samples of class projects, awards, and industry experience, such as part-time field-related work, internships, or externships.
3. Use social media.
Employers are using social media sites to search for talent. Highlight your new certifications or degrees in your profiles on LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, and Facebook. Remember to keep your profiles professional. Google your name frequently to make sure that what comes up is what you want people to see. If you have questionable photos or posts, un-tag yourself now and remind your contacts to refrain from posting anything about you that might be questionable to a potential employer.
4. Train your network.
While many of us are inclined to start with our friends and family, what about the other people you interact with on a regular basis? Go out of your way to let people know about your plans, and don't assume that they understand how they can help. Give them the words they need to talk about you, and tell them about your target industries and organizations so they can help you. Don't be afraid to ask for something if you need help from someone in your network, but be sure to ask respectfully, and offer to help them in return.
5. Stand out from the competition.
Think of new and different ways to stand out from the crowd in a positive way. For example, if you are in sales or marketing, consider creating a QR code for your resume that would link to your LinkedIn profile and other online sites about you, to show employers that you are up on the latest trends.
Another way to stand out? Be sure to say thank you! (You may be surprised by how many people forget this step.) If you recently attended a career fair or industry-specific presentation, send the employer a thank you note referencing a piece of information from the event, and ask to interview for an open position that matches your skill set and experience.
It's a good practice to always send a personalized thank you note after an interview. Be sure to reference what you discussed—and feel free to add information you may have forgotten to mention in the interview. This small step will highlight your respect for the role.
In today's job market, it's up to you to differentiate and help make yourself stand out. Use these steps to stand out from other job seekers and really go after the job you've always wanted.
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For the record, a certainly incomplete list of posts on Judgment Day, the PBS special on Dover, Creationism and Intelligent Design. If you know of other posts discussing this, from any particular perspective, feel free to add them in the comments.
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San Jose Stage Company's AN ILIAD Opens this Week
San Jose Stage Company presents the captivating epic tale, An Iliad, adapted by Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare, opening April 9 and running through May 4.
Based on Homer's The Iliad and translated by Robert Fagles, An Iliad is a breathtaking and relevant, modern retelling of a timeless classic which unleashes the thrilling tales of the Trojan War and delves into the psychology of passion and rage, ancient and modern. In this tour-de-force, one actor plays the Greek classic's famous characters Achilles, Hector, Agamemnon, and 'the face that launched a thousand ships' Helen of Troy. From Mt. Olympus Gods such as Apollo, Athena and Hermes come and go.
"Every time I sing this song, I hope it's the last time." So says 'The Poet' as he digs deep to sing Homer's epic story of war, honor, violence and the Greek siege of the city of Troy.
He's told this story for centuries. It's a good story," says the lone figure, emerging from the darkness, as he launches into this modern, enthralling adaptation of Homer's epic poem that relives the glory and brutality of the Trojan War. Now in the shadow of war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, he unleashes the power of Homer's classic poem for a modern audience.
Bay Area favorite, Jackson Davis, plays 'The Poet' in this lean, muscular, tour-de-force performance he combines the majestic language of Homer with the informal way we speak today.
As The Poet recites, comments and chats, he compels his audience to connect with his story, to feel what he feels, to believe in the importance of this story. Maybe if he tells the story one more time the violence will end.
An Iliad premiered in 2010 and has been lauded by critics across the country, including The New York Times: "Mr. O'Hare and Ms. Peterson have telescoped the mighty expanses of Homer's great poem into an evening that scales the conflict of the Trojan War down to an intimate solo show illuminating both the heroism and the horror of warfare."
Kenneth Kelleher directs the 100-minute performance. Mr. Kelleher has directed over twenty performances for The Stage, includingThe Threepenny Opera, the World Premiere of Jane Austen's Persuasion, Red, Reckless, Buried Child, On The Waterfront and Rock 'n' Roll. He is currently the Artistic Director of Pacific Repertory Theatre and Resident Director of The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. He has also directed for San Jose Repertory Theatre, TheatreWorks, California Shakespeare Festival, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Sacramento Theatre Company and B Street Theatre.


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Czech Republic hosts football doctor workshop
Tuesday 22 January 2013
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The UEFA Football Doctor Education Programme is transmitting vital medical information to national associations – with the Czech Republic the latest country to stage a workshop.
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UEFA's Football Doctor Education Programme (FDEP) – in which crucial medical information is being transmitted across Europe – has consolidated its success after the latest workshop in the Czech Republic.
Since the start of 2012, crucial know-how has been passed down through the UEFA member associations in a series of cascaded courses. The workshop in the Czech Republic, led by Dr Petr Cechal, the Czech national women's team doctor, and funded through UEFA's comprehensive HatTrick assistance programme on behalf of its national associations, involved eight national-team doctors and 17 doctors from clubs in the Czech First League. The aim of the workshop was fully achieved in a positive and workmanlike atmosphere.
Anaesthetists, orthopaedic surgeons, traumatologists and cardiologists joined forces at the course, which gave plenty of scope for practical sessions covering a wide variety of medical issues. There was considerable appreciation of the diligence being shown by UEFA and the Football Association of the Czech Republic (FAČR) in addressing the health of footballers and how to treat them in urgent cases.
The FDEP was launched in 2011 with the objective of disseminating advice and information concerning the work undertaken by the modern football doctor. Topics include emergency treatment of players, roles and responsibilities of the football medic, diagnosis and treatment of injuries, prevention and rehabilitation of injuries, and anti-doping. Content has been developed in conjunction with the UEFA Medical Committee and sports medicine experts.
Programme content is being filtered down through the member associations via the hosting of events at a national level. Consequently, national association medical representatives are being helped to transfer the knowledge shared in senior international football down to the medical staff and club doctors at all levels.
UEFA is lending medical emergency training kit and is supplying educational tools such as technical handbooks, as well as providing trained course delegates to offer invaluable advice and an extensive online platform with learning facilities.


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Collection agency
The trend to outsource debt collection has created space for new players. But as overall growth in the $1 billion industry stalls, the contest to take market share from rivals is heating up.
The Brisbane-based company's full-year profits rose 23 per cent to $15.6 million, and it is forecasting between $17 million to $18 million for fiscal 2014.
Both Credit Corp and Collection House collect outstanding accounts of corporate customers, including the big four banks and a range of insurance, utilities, telecommunications companies and government agencies.
Credit Corp chief executive
If he's right, this leaves little room for organic growth in domestic debt collection and will also affect profit margins.
Prices for debt have escalated dramatically in the past few years, resulting in diminishing returns.
"The challenge for the industry is to ensure the price [paid for] debt and returns is appropriate," Mr Beregi said.
"It will be interesting to see how participants go and whether they maintain discipline or succumb to temptation to keep buying without focusing on whether they're profitable purchases."
Discipline failure
The failure to maintain discipline led to the collapse of groups like Repcol and Receivables Management Group in the past.
Credit Corp says it is in a healthy position, with low gearing, to hold its own in an increasingly competitive market.
By comparison, Collection House is toting $87 million in bank debt. Managing director
However he's confident he can, given Collection House paid down $1 million of debt in the 2012-13 financial year while spending $52.3 million on debt portfolios and still increasing its earnings. Collection House raised $13 million through a private placement at $1.65 a share and plans to gain an additional $6 million through a share purchase plan.
Mr Thomas said sectors like energy only began outsourcing debt last year. Collection House was the first buyer of energy debt and it was now using its experience to convince other energy retailers to sell their bad debts.
Debt recovery for clients, which works on a commission basis, is only a small part of the business compared to when Collection House began in 1992.
Outsourcing accounts
Credit providers are outsourcing accounts before they become bad debts meaning "We're doing more work at the beginning of the debt cycle," Mr Thomas said.
"Where there's consumer debt with volume, we are looking at why it's not being sold. "Usually it's because of a perception of branding problems, regulatory or legal constraints." The company also plans to incorporate lending, insurance and other financial advice to help people looking to step back into the mainstream credit system and get loans. "There's something of a void between pay-day lending and the banks that's not terribly well serviced in Australia," Mr Thomas said.
Credit Corp is also expanding its 18-month-old consumer lending business, which now had 9000 customers and $20 million in loans. Mr Beregi is forecasting modest returns on equity of between 15 and 18 per cent a year.
Credit Corp also plans to ramp up its operations in the US, which has a higher proportion of credit card, personal loan and consumer credit debt.
The company has 100 staff in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr Beregi expects regulatory changes in the US to temporarily reduce debt supplies, but Credit Corp will purchase debt at compromised returns and build capacity despite this.
"The US is transitioning to the type of market we have in Australia – with protocols and procedures around collection and sellers," Mr Beregi said. "We can thrive in that environment."
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BAGHDAD — A pair of car bombs killed more than two dozen people on Saturday, shattering a recent period of calm and serving as a grim reminder that recent gains remain fragile.
The attacks included one in the Iraqi capital — the first major attack in more than a week — that killed at least 22 people and injured 54.
In other violence, a suspected al-Qaida in Iraq fugitive was killed in a gunbattle with police in the western city of Ramadi, police said. He was one of four inmates who escaped during a jailbreak and ensuing riot at a Ramadi police station on Friday that left six police officers and seven insurgents dead.
Iraqi police said they killed escaped prisoner Emad Farhan in a gunbattle inside the home of a family he had taken hostage in western Iraq. The family was not harmed, the officer said. Farhan was considered a ranking leader of al-Qaida in Iraq.
The latest bomb attack came in Baghdad's al-Zahra square, in the northern Shiite neighborhood of Kazimiyah.
The office of Iraqi army spokesman Brig. Gen. Qassim al-Moussawi said the blast killed at least 22 people, while a U.S. military spokesman, Capt. Charles Calio, said 20 were killed and 25 wounded.
An Iraqi soldier and two other people were killed and 10 others wounded when a car bomb exploded as they were trying to defuse it in Musayyib, about 60 miles south of Baghdad, an Iraqi police officer said.


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They're off! Out of the gates they come! It's a three-horse race this morning with Steve Jobs and Apple (AAPL) stretching out to an early lead into the first turn. Into the back stretch they go, and a fourth horse, I Lost My Job, not to be confused with Steve Jobs, sneaks up on the inside. As they head into the far turn, Apple and I Lost My Job are running one-two coming to the quarter pole, but out of nowhere on the far outside comes All You Can Eat owned by Warren Buffett. Out of the last turn, I Lost My Job has completely faded, with Buffett's horse looking like she'll take home an easy win. And down the stretch they come, with Apple fading into the background, Buffett's horse looking strong, but on the outside, Hogan's Heroes, owned by a mysterious German, comes out of nowhere to take everyone down. The German name takes it by two-and-a-half lengths without a challenge in the last furlong.
Unfortunately, the strength of this German horse may not easily be defeated unless a bull steps up to challenge here very soon. The SPDR Trust (SPY) does have support at $116.50 and $115.50, so those are the areas I will consider some buys, but for now I am looking more toward hedging. I did ride the Buffett horse long enough to get some quick profits and hedging in on the banks. It was a good opportunity to exit. I'll have more on my thoughts of this Buffett deal in a bit....350 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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Light-commercial vehicles in India, 2014-15: Technology assessment and international comparisons
Aparna Menon, Anup Bandivadekar
Baseline for light-commercial vehicle fleets as well as for the M2 category of vehicles in India. The assessment focuses on the differences in fleet characteristics and technology adoption among LCV fleets in FY 2014-15 compared with FY 2011-12, as well as differences among manufacturers for FY 2014-15.
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The fleet average CO2 emissions for LCVs were 157.6 g/km in FY 2014-15. For the M2 category, the fleet average emissions were 238.1 g/km. Our analysis shows that even though the EU's LCVs have higher fleet emissions on average, their fleet is also more efficient than those of Japan and India for the same weight categories. Reducing the fuel consumption of LCVs in each class to the level of their respective best-in-class vehicles can help reach the EU 2017 LCV fuel consumption target in India. This reduction can be accomplished by introducing more fuel-efficient technologies to the LCV segment. Thus, India should consider adopting a LCV fuel consumption standard on par with EU LCV CO2 standard.
The fuel-efficiency labeling program could be expanded to include LCVs. BEE's star-rating bands for passenger cars would be effective for measurement of LCVs, and could easily be implemented.


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Your Favorite Old Jacket, Re-Engineered by Piombo
MILAN — The style of Milanese brand Piombo is rooted in a kind of gentlemanly nonchalance that — with a hefty dollop of sprezzatura — is part and parcel of the Italian psyche. But it also owes much to Anglo-Saxon heritage. A fogeyish, not quite dandyish leaning — one that emerged here last winter and continues in men's fashion today — has made Piombo's colorful play of pattern and texture suddenly right on the money. Think needle cord pants, a washed and unlined Shetland double-breasted jacket, flannel shirts, and pale paisley scarves. Things appear deliberately worn-in, even discreetly hand-mended, like a favorite old jacket. "Piombian elegance" is what owner Massimo Piombo calls the look in the little tome given he handed out at his presentation here on Sunday — a glossary of venerable all the English cloths used in his collection. Mr. Piombo further enlightened us with plans for a store in New York — the first outside Milan — come fall. Good news, indeed.
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- WARNING: SIXTH FORM EDUCATION IS HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION LIMITED TO THE UNITED KINGDOM ONLY! NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED (The French)
Sixth Form refers to the two years following Secondary School in the United Kingdom for 16-18 year olds. These two years are used as an introduction to the anarchy required for University (more commonly known as Looniversity). During these two short years the young Padawans receive the best education in the form of Anarchy Levels abbreviated to A-Levels. Compulsory A-Levels are:
- Burlesque (for females)
- Break dancing (for males)
- Sex Education
- ADAU (The Art of Drinking Alcohol Underage)
Optional A-Levels allow Padawans to experience independence as they help to shape their future for themselves. Many of the A-Levels are the first step to a successful career in thriving business sectors such as counterfeiting, alcoholism, prostitution, DJing, modelling, pole dancing and living off of benefits.
edit Sixth Form Colleges
While most Padawans attend Sixth Form in secondary school there are a select few who have the honour of attending a Sixth Form College. These institutions are specifically created for the purpose of "teaching" the Padawans and so have facilities that cater for their every needs such as high-tech dance studios with heated floors, large wall mirrors and pole dancing poles for every student- no more pole sharing!
edit Anarchy-Levels
Each A-Level consists of several modules, usually 6 that each Padawan must pass in order to achieve the A-Level. There are 4 Compulsory A-Levels (as afore mentioned) and 6 optional A-Levels. Each Padawan must undertake 6 A-Levels- 4 compulsory and 2 of the optional A-Levels. The Optional A-Levels are:
- Psychology (The art of flirting and seducing)
- Law (Including new modules for 2008- Successful counterfeiting and Blackmail)
- Human Biology (The drinking limits of the human body- Including practical coursework)
- ASBO (Successful students to be presented with a certificate and a graduation ceremony upon completion)
- Physical Education (How to lure people to do what you want)
- Music (The History of classical music- Including popular module for 2008-> Soulja Boy-The Short History)
edit Compulsory Anarchy-Levels
edit The Art of Drinking Alcohol Underage
This is a compulsory Anarchy-Level. Modules including: Identity Cards, Geography of a city's pubs and clubs, types of drinks, mathematics (if a small glass of 12.5% wine is 1.5 units then what is a small glass of 16% wine?), a short module from the Physical Education A-Level (How to lure bouncers to do what you want) and The Philosophy of Drinking.
Once in sixth form a gruelling training routine begins. Every Padawan must learn the secret art of getting served such illicit substances; typical training grounds include local off licences - otherwise known as 'shacks'. This skill will be your ticket into many strangers homes for the next two years.
Here your life is worthless until you can down a bottle of Vodkat like it was the sweet, expensive liquor you wish you could afford. Once this skill has been mastered you may congratulate yourself. You are a true student and have prepared your vital organs for progression through to the higher levels of anarchy.
Only those truly serious about their education master the art of drinking alcohol underage, for this qualification shows to those lesser mortals who to be looking towards in their moments of failure. To master this art is to tell the world "Yes. This is going to take me to university. Bring on fresher's week."
"Stay busy, get plenty of exercise, and don't drink too much. Then again, don't drink too little."
"I prefer to think that God is not dead, just drunk."
"Wine is bottled poetry."
"A man who was fond of wine was offered some grapes at dessert after dinner. "Much obliged," said he, pushing the plate aside, "I am not accustomed to take my wine in pills."
"I take my wine in pills."
"Here's to a long life and a merry one
A quick death and an easy one
A pretty girl and an honest one
A cold beer and another one!"
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day."
"Remember: "I" before "E," except in Budweiser."
edit Burlesque and Break dancing
The Female Padawans must undertake the compulsory Burlesque A-Level involving several modules including: Fashion for Burlesque Beauties, Pole dancing, modelling (Including practical cat-walk coursework), hairstyling and make-up.
The Male Padawans must study a form of street dance such as Break Dancing or Soulja Boy Style. Every male Padawan MUST learn the 'Crank That' dance by Soulja boy as this forms part of their practical examination. Modules will vary depending on the style of dance being learnt. However, basic modules includes history, Fashion for the Fit, Language (specifically Cockney slang), Shoes 4 ya dancin' plates and The Law of the Street Dance Battles.
edit Sex Education
In this Anarchy-Level Padawans are taught the ins and outs of sex using pornography, under a guise of sex education tapes, as a basis for their lessons. Modules include; the laws of the bedroom, forms of protection, positions, and Human chemistry. Padawans are tested on a termly basis by their teachers and graded on a common A-E scale according to flexibility and satisfaction.
edit Extra-Curricular Activities
Young Sixth Form Padawans can be found congregating around popular pubs and clubs. Research has found that such extra-curricular activities do, in fact, support work learnt in the classroom and can even improve A-Level grades [see above].


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This OSHA Inspection and Accident Investigation training will provide practical tips for safety professionals and managers on what the OSHA inspectors will look for, how to respond to a letter of complaint, how employees and unions figure into the inspection equation, and what you must do to expedite the inspection and help resolve issues before they become major problems.
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Perhaps of all of the interactions that occur with regulatory agencies, the unannounced OSHA inspection is the most stressful, and least understood by business owners. The key to managing a surprise OSHA Inspection or a letter of complaint directed at your company is to understand what the process is and what the OSHA inspectors are looking for.
This presentation will explain what the process is for an OSHA inspection, and how to respond to a letter of complaint. Also, this presentation will explain what inspectors are looking for, how employees and unions figure into the inspection equation , and what you must do to expedite the inspection and help resolve issues before they become major problems.
This session will help business owners and safety personnel have a better understanding and feel more in control of the situation when OSHA inspectors arrive at your site, especially if they arrive unannounced.
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- Give examples of why OSHA comes calling?
- Explain how to construct letter of response to an OSHA complaint?
- Give examples of what to expect during an OSHA visit?
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- Help you understand how employees and unions fit into the inspection.
- Explain what to look for if a citation is issued?
- Provide insights into follow up settlement conferences.
Who Will Benefit:
This webinar will assist safety personnel, owners, supervisors and in house legal counsel in understanding the OSHA inspection process.
Those who will benefit from this webinar include:
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Dr. Kenneth S. Weinberg, Ph.D. is an independent consultant in environmental health and safety and toxicology located in Stoughton, MA. Dr. Weinberg has had extensive experience with OSHA inspections both as a consultant and as the Safety Director of a major Boston teaching hospital. Dr. Weinberg has also written many well received books, including " Surviving OSHA".
Topic Background:
OSHA has been strengthened in its efforts to provide regulatory oversight in all types of businesses. In years gone by, OSHA was looked upon as having an effect only in manufacturing businesses. But during the past several years, OSHA has taken up the challenge of oversight and inspection in a wide range of industries beyond manufacturing, including health care, food purveyors, and trucking and more. Every business in every state with ten or more employees may be subject to OSHA oversight , with inspections and citations that loom over the bottom line. In addition, the fee for these citations has just recently been increased. Also, the public announcements and media releases about OSHA inspections and citation activities puts businesses in the public eye, sometimes in a very negative light. Attending this webinar may help ease some of that burden for those being inspected and cited.
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa. -- A number of Uni-Mart operators in the area seem to be running into hard times, as at least five Uni-Mart convenience stores and Choice Cigarette Discount Outlet stores appeared to close at the end of business Saturday, after emptying its shelves and gas tanks, reported The Express.
Residents were seen filling their tanks with gas that was discounted as much as 25 cents per gallon, to $2.44, until the tanks at two stores ran dry, the report stated.
The move was unexpected to residents in the area. No signs were posted notifying customers about the possible closing at a Lock Haven, Pa. store, nor was there notice on the company's Web site -- www.Uni-Mart.com.
However, the stores are not closed, according to company founder and co-chairman, Henry Sahakian, who spoke with CSNews Online. He said that letting the merchandise empty from shelves and allowing gas tanks to run dry was the dealer's choice, but the stores were not closed and he did not know why it had occurred.
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Scandinavian Bell's Palsy Study (SBPS)
This study has been completed.
Uppsala University Hospital
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First received: July 30, 2007
Last updated: June 3, 2008
Last verified: June 2008
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The main objective of this study is to study the effects of prednisolone and valaciclovir, with equal importance, compared to placebo for the treatment of Bell´s palsy. The combination of prednisolone and valaciclovir will also be studied.
|Bell's Palsy
|Drug: Prednisolone + placebo Drug: Valaciclovir + placebo Drug: Prednisolone + valaciclovir Drug: Placebo + placebo
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Quadruple (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Multicentre Placebo-Controlled Evaluation of Prednisolone and/or Valaciclovir for the Treatment of Bell's Palsy
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MedlinePlus related topics: Bell's Palsy Paralysis
Drug Information available for: Prednisolone Prednisolone acetate Methylprednisolone acetate Methylprednisolone Prednisolone sodium phosphate Prednisolone phosphate Prednisolone sodium succinate Methylprednisolone sodium succinate Valacyclovir Valacyclovir hydrochlorideU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Uppsala University Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- The primary endpoint will be the time to complete clinical recovery from Bell's palsy. [ Time Frame: 1, 2, 3, 6 or 12 months. ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Proportion of patients with complete healing of palsy compared to those with incomplete healing at 12 months after onset. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Influence on outcome at 12 months by time in hours from onset of palsy until beginning of study medication. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Proportion of patients that develop severe palsy during the first week from onset. [ Time Frame: One week ]
- The total duration of pain, in or around the ipsilateral ear or the ipsilateral side of the face, from onset of palsy. [ Time Frame: Two months ]
- The proportion of subjects with severe pain (more than VAS 3) in the different treatment arms. [ Time Frame: Two months ]
- Occurrence of synkinesia in the different treatment arms at any time. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Occurrence of facial spasm or contracture in the different treatment arms at any time. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Severity of remaining facial symptoms in patients not healed at 12 months and at each prescheduled study visit. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
|Study Start Date:
|May 2001
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2007
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: 1
Drug: Prednisolone + placebo
Prednisolone 5 mg 12 tablets per day for 5 days, tapering 2 tablets per day until day 10. Placebo 2 tablets 3 times daily for 7 days.
|Experimental: 2
Drug: Valaciclovir + placebo
Valaciclovir 500 mg 2 tablets 3 times daily for 7 days. Placebo tablets 12 per day for 5 days, tapering 2 tablets per day until day 10.
|Experimental: 3
Drug: Prednisolone + valaciclovir
Prednisolone 5 mg 12 tablets per day for 5 days, tapering 2 tablets per day until day 10. Valaciclovir 500 mg 2 tablets 3 times daily for 7 days.
|Placebo Comparator: 4
Drug: Placebo + placebo
Placebo 5 mg 12 tablets per day for 5 days, tapering 2 tablets per day until day 10. Placebo 2 tablets 3 times daily for 7 days.
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Be in good general health and between 18 and 75 years of age.
- Have an acute peripheral unilateral idiopathic facial palsy.
- Not more than 72 hours must have passed after onset of palsy before initiating study medication.
- The subjects must provide their freely given written informed consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subjects who have used any antiherpetic medication, except locally applied formulations, within the last 2 weeks.
- Subjects with ongoing systemic steroid medication for another disease.
- Pregnant women or nursing mothers.
- Subjects with diabetes.
- Subjects presently suffering from gastric or duodenal ulcers. If there is a history of previous peptic ulcers or dyspepsia prophylactic medication must be prescribed and taken during study.
- Subjects with a history of tuberculosis.
- Subjects with psychiatric diagnosis that are at risk to be influenced by the study drugs or that might affect the patient´s ability to complete this study.
- Subjects with a hypertension not well controlled.
- Subjects with a present, or a history of, serious heart disease.
- Subjects with a history of glaucoma.
- Subjects with a history of hepatic disease.
- Subjects with other neurological diseases.
- Subjects with a history of renal diseases or a known creatinine clearance of < 30mL/min.
- Subjects with acute otitis or a history of ipsilateral chronic otitis.
- Subjects with a history of recent head injury.
- Fertile, sexually active women not employing acceptable methods of contraception and/or women planning to become pregnant during the period with intake of study medication.
- Subjects with a history of immunodeficiency syndromes.
- Subjects with an allergy or sensitivity to aciclovir or valaciclovir, famciclovir or ganciclovir.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00510263
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00510263
Sponsors and Collaborators
Uppsala University Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Mats Engstrom, M.D., Ph.D.
|Uppsala University, Sweden
|Study Director:
|Lars Jonsson, M.D., Ph.D.
|Uppsala University, Sweden
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Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Keywords provided by Uppsala University Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 18, 2017
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Berg T, Bylund N, Marsk E, Jonsson L, Kanerva M, Hultcrantz M, Engström M. The effect of prednisolone on sequelae in Bell's palsy. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2012 May;138(5):445-9. doi: 10.1001/archoto.2012.513.
Engström M, Berg T, Stjernquist-Desatnik A, Axelsson S, Pitkäranta A, Hultcrantz M, Kanerva M, Hanner P, Jonsson L. Prednisolone and valaciclovir in Bell's palsy: a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicentre trial. Lancet Neurol. 2008 Nov;7(11):993-1000. doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(08)70221-7. Epub 2008 Oct 10.
|Responsible Party:
|Mats Engström, Uppsala University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00510263 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 30, 2007
|Last Updated:
|June 3, 2008
Keywords provided by Uppsala University Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Bell Palsy
Facial Paralysis
Neurologic Manifestations
Nervous System Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
Herpesviridae Infections
DNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Mouth Diseases
Stomatognathic Diseases
Facial Nerve Diseases
Cranial Nerve Diseases
Prednisolone acetate
Methylprednisolone acetate
Methylprednisolone Hemisuccinate
Prednisolone hemisuccinate
Prednisolone phosphate
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Antineoplastic Agents
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 18, 2017