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Doctoral Program
About Our Program
Boston College's Ph.D. in English offers the opportunity to study with nationally recognized faculty in many periods, authors, and critical and theoretical streams. Candidates have the opportunity to select from a wide range of courses and proceed through a streamlined series of exams culminating in a dissertation prospectus exam and the writing of the dissertation.
A new assessment of doctoral programs by the National Research Council (NRC) shows BC's English Ph.D. to be an increasingly competitive and well-regarded program. The NRC reviews 5,000 doctorate programs at 222 of the leading research institutions in the United States every decade, and released its latest findings at the end of 2010. The Ph.D. in English achieved impressive results in a number of assessment categories, especially placement rate, funding, and faculty productivity.
Our Student-Faculty Ratio
We have intentionally kept each entering class small–from four to five students each year–in order to encourage extensive faculty/student interaction and mentoring. Guided by full-time faculty of over 41 members, our students receive valuable individual attention during their years with us.
Our Individually Tailored Curriculum
Students design their own field exams in consultation with their faculty advisors. Though we offer a full range of graduate electives each year—about a dozen each semester, including courses in contemporary theory, historical periods in English and American literature, composition (to name just a few)—students are only required to take four Ph.D. seminars, a course in composition theory and pedagogy, and one research colloquium. Otherwise the content and range of course work is up to you.
Full Funding for Five Years
We offer a tuition remission fellowship plus a stipend for all students for five years as well as additional funds for scholars in Irish Studies. After the fifth year all students in the program are also eligible for university-funded dissertation fellowships to support their research. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences also supports graduate student travel to academic conferences.
A Faculty Dedicated to Teaching, Mentoring, and Research
Among our faculty members are scholars who have published many books; contributed articles to leading journals such as PMLA, American Literature, Studies in English Literature, Victorian Studies, ELH, and GLQ, and anthologies such as Best American Essays and Best American Short Stories; won national awards from NEH, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the National Humanities Center; edited anthologies, collections, editions, and series in feminist theory, religion and literature, post-colonial studies, and psychoanalysis; published prize-winning novels, short stories, creative nonfiction, and poetry in contemporary journals and series; and served as officers for professional organizations such as the MLA and the American Studies Association. The faculty provide close mentoring at all stages including advising students on selecting courses, helping them publish their work, collaboratively designing exams, serving as teaching mentors, and acting as dissertation supervisors and readers. Every two years we offer an Advanced Research Colloquium, which trains students in conference submissions, article publication, job market preparation, and dissertation writing.
Resources in the Boston Area
Ph.D. students, like the BC English faculty participate in many of the rich offerings for graduate community in the Boston area. Aside from the wealth of local archival resources, students and faculty participate in seminars at The Humanities Center at Harvard University; BC's own Lowell Humanities Series, which brings internationally renowned writers and thinkers to campus; and the wealth of lectures, workshops, conferences, and symposia offered at area colleges and universities. Boston College is also part of a Boston-area consortium that allows students to take graduate courses at Boston University, Brandeis University, and Tufts University. Our students can also take courses at the Graduate Consortium in Women's Studies at MIT, an interdisciplinary effort to advance research in women's studies. Faculty and students of GCWS are drawn from nine Boston-area colleges and universities. Meanwhile the BC English department is (with History) the most active contributor to our thriving Irish Studies program, which publishes the Irish Literary Supplement and offers institutional support to the refereed journal' ré|land. And many members of the department contribute to the BC-based journal Religion and the Arts, edited by our own colleague, Professor Dennis Taylor.
Academic Standing and Evaluation of Progress
Doctoral students are subject to annual review of academic progress toward their degrees. Each student is assigned an academic advisor with whom they will meet regularly and at the end of each academic year, the student is reviewed by both the advisor and the Ph.D. Director to assess and evaluate their performance in coursework, oral exams, and dissertation, as appropriate. A departmental Graduate Policy committee also assesses student progress and makes recommendations in consultation with the student's academic advisor. All students are required to take their minor field exam by the Spring of their second year, and will normally take their major field exam by the Spring of their third year. If a student receives a grade of B- or below, or takes an Incomplete in one or more of their classes, then s/he will come under review by the GPC.
All graduate students are also governed by the Graduate School of the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences Policies and Procedures.
Application Information
The application deadline for the Ph.D. program is January 2. For applications, the general and analytical sections of the Graduate Record Examination are required. The subject section of the GRE is strongly recommended. Application forms should be accompanied by a personal statement, a critical writing sample of not more than 20 pages, transcripts and three letters of recommendation, ideally from teachers who have recently evaluated the applicant's work. Requests for applications to the graduate program can be made through our online application page. For further information on the application process, E-mail the Graduate School of the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences.
If you have specific questions about the English department's doctoral program, E-mail Marjorie Howes.
The Overall Program
The small size of our doctoral program enables unusual faculty-student ratios and flexibility in designing programs. Four doctoral seminars, a course in Composition Theory, and an Advanced Research Colloquium are required; the rest of the candidate's work is built around graduate courses, tutorials, and directed research. Each student shapes his or her own program to prepare for three sequential oral examinations and a doctoral dissertation.
While the students' programs are planned to meet their own needs and interests, the following descriptions suggest what students programs have looked liked in recent years. In the first and second years of the program every student takes a Ph.D. seminar each semester (recent topics have included Ecocriticism, The Sublime, Shakespearean Appropriations, Versions of the 18th Century, The Irish-American Atlantic, Bodies and Borders, and Performance and Representation). In addition, students take other graduate electives, or enroll in a tutorial "readings and research" course directed by a faculty member while preparing for an examination. Students may also take graduate courses at Boston University, Tufts University, and Brandeis University. As the dissertation field exam goes forward many students begin their thesis work during their fifth year.
Recently, the doctoral program has streamlined its exam system to improve 'time to degree.' Students now proceed through a sequence of three examinations: a minor field examination completed before the end of the second year; a major field examination; a dissertation field examination. In collaboration with faculty members, candidates design examinations that will prepare them to work in a variety of periods, genres and literary approaches. Examinations can take a variety of forms: they may focus on teaching, literary theory, a single author or group of authors, a literary genre, or a literary period. Recent exam topics include Medieval Women Writers, Ecocritical Theory, The American Renaissance, Romanticism and Colonialism in the Caribbean Atlantic, The Gothic, a theory exam on the body, and a teaching exam on English Romanticism. The dissertation field exam allows students to explore the area in which their dissertation is likely to take place.
Language Requirements
Students must demonstrate an ability to read two foreign languages or a working knowledge and application of one foreign language and its literature. They may demonstrate reading ability through successful performance on two translation examinations in which a short text must be translated adequately (with use of a dictionary) in two hours. They may show more extensive knowledge of one language and its literature by writing a graduate-level critical paper using original texts, or by producing a formal translation of a literary text or essay previously unavailable in English. Language tests from earlier graduate work are commonly accepted for one language. We regularly offer a course on The Art and Craft of Literary Translation which fulfills the language requirement on its own.
In the second year students serve as teaching assistants in a course in British or American Literature. In the third and fourth years students teach a range of courses of their own arrangement, usually First-Year Writing and First-Year Literature Core. In the fourth year students teach one English Core course and one elective in their own chosen field that they design.
The Advanced Research and Pedagogy Colloquia
Every other year an Advanced Research Colloquium is offered for third- and fourth-year students that introduces candidates to the processes of developing papers into conference talks and articles for publication, planning and completing a dissertation, and negotiating the job market. Students also work closely with an individually chosen faculty mentor who helps them develop and place a scholarly monograph. Strong placement in recent years testifies to the advantages of such individual guidance. In addition students design and run a Pedagogy Colloquium to which other teachers are invited over the year. And finally, doctoral students work closely with our M.A. candidates in planning a year-long colloquium featuring faculty talks and graduate student papers.
Prospectus and Defense
Students prepare for their dissertation by working on a third oral examination called a dissertation field exam; then, in consultation with their director and a faculty committee, a prospectus is submitted and approved. An informal defense follows submission and acceptance of the dissertation.
Note: For the precise language of these requirements consult the BC Catalog.
The Doctoral Student Bulletin Board
If you have specific questions about the English department's doctoral program E-mail Marjorie Howes or write to:
Professor Marjorie Howes
Director, Ph.D. Program in English
English Department - Connolly House
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02467
Candidates are assured of full tuition scholarships and stipends for five years.


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Mishap cuts power to Beaumont businesses
A host of businesses and restaurants at College and 11th streets were without power right before the lunch rush hour Thursday, Jan. 31.
The loss of power occurred when an 18-wheeler caught a low-hanging communications line in the Monterey House restaurant parking lot on 11th Street. Businesses as far away as Eighth Street and College Street were without power, including CVS, Whataburger, Triangle Pawn, HEB and Sonic. At least three telephone poles could be seen laying at a 45-degree angle, having been pulled out of their upright positions.
"Once he caught that phone cable, this transformer blew and we lost power," said Andy Pillitieri, the manager of Sonic on 11th Street. "So, I came outside and all of a sudden there was just a little smoldering at the base of this tree. Next thing I knew the whole tree was on fire."
Pillitieri said he called the fire department who quickly put out the blazing palm tree, but with no power, the New York native had to send his employees home.
"There's nothing they could do," Pillitieri said in a thick Queens accent. "We cleaned up, locked everything in the coolers and freezers. We'll be alright. If they get power in a couple of hours, we'll be fine."
Jerry Cravey of T&D Solutions, a subcontractor working for Entergy, said the outage should be fixed about 3 p.m. thanks to BPD blocking the street and directing traffic around the downed power lines.
"That's the biggest thing we have problems with when we have storm work or something like this; the public, they wanna come in and see what's going on," Cravey said. "They see somebody down there working and they got power out, they really oughta try and take a different route."
Having won a recent award for his gardening, Pillitieri said he was frustrated a portion of his colorful flower beds were charred, but was thankful no one was hurt.
"I take great pride in keeping my flower beds looking nice, and this is what I get," he joked.

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Intel has released Version 1.2 of its XML Software Suite. The Intel XML Software Suite is a set of C++ and Java runtime libraries for Linux and Windows. The XML Software Suite is standards compliant for easy integration into existing XML environments and optimized for future Intel processors implementing the new Intel Streaming SIMD Extensions (Intel SSE) instructions and other features, to deliver extended capabilities, enhanced performance and greater energy efficiency for many applications.
This updated Intel XML Software Suite includes support for Intel Core i7 processors, StAX API for Java, and compatibility with IBM WebSphere and Oracle WebLogic. This new version is also engineered to automatically take advantage of the new Intel Core i7 SSE 4.2 processor instructions to further boost XML processing performance.
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Modest homes line Lighthouse Road, which meanders from the Gay Head Light to Lobsterville Beach. Here, red stones are washed by gentle surf and sunbathers jockey for position with fishermen. The sunsets are every bit as fantastic as in Menemsha, but enjoyed by far fewer crowds than those that vie for viewing spots on the other side of the harbor.
North Shore Aquinnah in the News
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Footnote members can attach family photos and stories to names on the census images and automatically create Footnote Pages for them.
That opens up at least one back-door genealogy research avenue, suggests spokesperson Justin Schroepfer: If someone left a note on your ancestor's neighbor's listing, you could contact the member through the site and possibly get in touch with the neighbor's descendants.
Also in the Great Depression Collection are digitized and indexed documents from the era, including newspapers with articles on President Roosevelt's New Deal and ads revealing how much your ancestors paid for groceries.
Along with this release, Footnote revealed a new home page and new search. Duplicate home page links to the same place have been eliminated for a more streamlined look, and there's no longer a separate advanced search—you expand the search box on the home page to bring up additional search fields.
Footnote searches for plurals and stem names (such as Michael for Mike), but doesn't automatically look for alternate spellings. I couldn't find my Haddad ancestors in the 1930 census until I entered the enumeration district and sheet number as keywords—they're indexed under Haddah. But you can look for alternate spellings by using an asterisk (*) as a wildcard to stand in for any number of letters.
Look for more search tips in our Footnote Web Guide in the July 2009 Family Tree Magazine (on newstands May 5).
The Great Depression Collection is part of Footnote's subscription offerings. (There's a limited-time special offer of $55.95.) Footnote also offers a pay-per-view option for many of its records.
The 1930 census actually went live yesterday, but Footnote postponed the announcement to work out a few bugs (it was killing me to keep my mouth shut, but I distracted myself by updating the abovementioned Web Guide).


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University of Tampa alumna Jane Castor '81 will be the first woman
ever to serve as the Tampa Police Department's chief when she takes over
at the end of this month. Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio made the appointment Sept. 16 as retiring Chief Steve Hogue announced his last day will be Sept. 30. The
appointment means that the top two law enforcement positions in the
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FGS/AGS Conference at Little Rock
The Little Rock Statehouse Convention Center was buzzing with activity from September 2nd through September 5th, 2009. The hundreds and hundreds of avid genealogists were scurrying in and out of excellent presentations in an effort to hone their skills in this growing field. It would be unfair to try naming all the speakers and presenters. All the way from the Professional Management Conference on Wednesday through the final presentation on Saturday afternoon everyone was trying to get in that last minute presentation.
I was doing my duty as vendor booth manager for the Association of Professional Genealogists. This gave me an opportunity to meet new friends and give them information about APG and how they could become affiliated with the more than 1800 members worldwide. During this FGS Conference the APG organization gained 8 new members and received 3 membership renewals. At the suggestion of our Executive Director, Kathleen W. Hinckley CG, she brought a few dozen of the back-issues of the APG Quarterly to display and sell. This first time venture turned out to be a positive part of the booth in that we sold 40 copies to attendees.
The conference was our first opportunity to display the new APG banner behind our booth. It was a donation from the APG Florida Chapter. The colors blended very well with the booth colors of gold and black.
This particular conference was a time to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Association of Professional Genealogists. This was done very fittingly by a gathering of members and visitors on Tuesday evening following the annual roundtable meeting. A cake was cut and cookies were served along with appropriate beverages. A good time was had by all.
It is with great appreciation I wish to say "Thank You" to the more than two dozen volunteer members of APG who supported staffing the booth. This successful stay in Little Rock could not have happened without their capable assistance.
Now we have to set our sights on the annual National Genealogical Conference (NGS) which will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah beginning April 28th and continuing through May 1st, 2010 at the Salt Palace Convention Center. We will be looking for bigger and better inovations to be introduced at Salt Lake City.
Come by the booth and give us a big handshake and introduce yourself.
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Official Press Release
The Black Axe will rise. Archaia Entertainment and Skelton Crew Studio are excited to announce an exclusive license agreement for the studio to create a line of prop replicas based on the Eisner Award-winning Mouse Guard, written and drawn by David Petersen.
"David is such a huge talent and I've been a fan of Mouse Guard for years," said Israel Skelton, owner of Skelton Crew Studio. "Taking the reins to build a mouse-sized armory? Honestly, it's hard to get much cooler."
The studio plans to release pewter collectibles of swords, shields, and other armament from the Mouse Guard universe. Its first release, the Black Axe, is slated for Christmas 2012.
"I'm thrilled about getting these into the hands of my fans," said Petersen. "Israel has done amazing work bringing the Locke & Key keys to the real world, and I love working with him on the intricacies of all of the mouse weapons and arms so that he can work his magic with them. He's a true craftsman who cares about the details as much as my fans do."
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"I can't believe my good fortune in 2012 and I'm really excited about the future for all three properties," Skelton said.
The latest release from Skelton Crew Studio is a Legacy Edition Echo Key from Locke & Key, coming later this month.
The Mouse Guard Black Axe replica will be available in December 2012 through www.skeltoncrewstudio.com. Other replicas will roll out in 2013 and beyond.
About Archaia Entertainment, LLC
Archaia is a multi-award-winning graphic novel publisher with more than 75 renowned publishing brands, including such domestic and international hits as Mouse Guard, Return of the Dapper Men, Bolivar, Rust, Gunnerkrigg Court, Old City Blues, Awakening, The Killer, Tumor, Syndrome, Artesia, and an entire line of The Jim Henson Company graphic novels. Archaia has built an unparalleled reputation for producing meaningful content that perpetually transforms minds, building one of the industry's most visually stunning and eclectic slates of graphic novels. Archaia was named Graphic Novel Publisher of the Year by Ain't it Cool News, Comic Related, and Graphic Policy, which honored the publisher two years in a row. Archaia was honored with nine 2011 Eisner Awards nominations and two Awards for Best Graphic Album and Best Anthology. So far in 2012, Archaia has been further honored with six Harvey Award nominations, two Harvey Awards, six Eisner nominations and three Eisner Awards, and both Gold and Silver awards from ForeWord Reviews. In addition to publications, Archaia has successfully emerged as a prolific storyteller in all facets of the entertainment industry, extending their popular brands into film, television, gaming, and branded digital media. For more information, visit the Archaia website at www.archaia.com.
About Skelton Crew Studio
Since hitting the collectibles scene in 2009 with a San Diego Comic Con exclusive Ghost Key for IDW, Skelton Crew Studio has built a name for quality, detailed replicas. The studio has been featured on G4, and in Wizard and MTV Geek online, and last Christmas made the The Onion's A.V. Club's pop culture gift guide. Owner and head sculptor Israel Skelton makes his home and studio in rural Maine. For more information, visit the Skelton Crew Studio website at www.skeltoncrewstudio.com.


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Sean Reidy signs new contract extension
Ulster have secured the services of one of their star performers for another three years after flanker Sean Reidy signed a new contract extension until 2020.
The New Zealand-born back rower has kicked on from his first cap with Ireland over the summer and has started the season strongly, capped with an excellent performance against Munster last weekend where he made 25 tackles, the most by an individual in one game this season.
Reidy, who is Irish qualified through his grandmother, made his...
Oct 25
Injury Update: 25-10-16
Ulster have released an injury update ahead of their interprovincial clash with Munster on Friday night at the Kingspan Stadium (kick-off 7:05pm).
Darren Cave has returned ahead of schedule and is available for selection at the weekend, as is Robbie Diack who has missed the last few games as well.
Both Luke Marshall (knee) and Dan Tuohy (hip) received injuries in their respective matches at the weekend, but it is hoped that they will both be available for the game.
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Oct 19
Ludik signs new three-year deal
Ulster utility back Louis Ludik has signed a new three-year deal with the province which will keep him at the Kingspan Stadium until 2020.
The South African, who will qualify to play for Ireland at the end of this season, is primarily a full-back but has also been utilised in the centre and on the wing for Ulster.
Ludik, 30, joined Ulster in 2014 from French side Agen and had signed a one-year contract extension at the end of last season.
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Oct 11
Pienaar and Tuohy to represent the Barbarians
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Pienaar will be making his fourth appearance for the Barbarians having featured for them on three previous occasions, including last year's 22-21 win over Ireland at Thomond Park, while Tuohy will...
Sep 21
Joe Barakat to leave Ulster Rugby
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard baseball sophomore shortstop Jake McGuiggan (Hingham, Mass.) has been named the Ivy League Player of the Week in an announcement made Tuesday afternoon.
McGuiggan was a key component of Harvard's successful week, which saw the Crimson defeat Boston College for a second time this season while splitting road games at Yale. McGuiggan batted .458 (11-of-24) with three doubles, four runs and four RBI in the week.
McGuiggan finished with four multi-hit games, including an impressive 4-of-5 performance against BC, with one double, two runs, two RBI and a stolen base. For the week, he slugged .583 and finished with a .480 on-base percentage. He also swiped two bases.
In his last eight Ivy League games, McGuiggan is batting .464 (13-28) with six extra base hits.
McGuiggan's award marks the first weekly honor for a Harvard player this season. He took home his first-ever Ivy League weekly award and became the first Crimson player to be named Player of the Week since Tyler Albright on April 27, 2010.


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Efficiency is a function of a transformer's power losses, but it's easy to lose sight of what transformer efficiency means in the real world.
Last month, we discussed transformer voltage regulation. Closely related to that concept is transformer efficiency. You calculate this the same way you calculate efficiency for other equipment: Divide the output by the input. If you multiply the result by 100, you can show this number as a percentage.
Efficiency is a function of a transformer's power losses, and two factors account for nearly all of these losses. One is winding copper loss. Since you have two sets of windings, you have two components to copper loss: primary and secondary winding copper loss.
The second factor accounting for transformer power losses is core loss. You get core losses due to hysteresis - a function of several characteristics of the core steel (or iron), all determined by the manufacturing process. Fortunately, the core losses for any given transformer stay constant (provided supply frequency is constant). You obtain maximum efficiency when winding copper loss equals core loss.
To calculate transformer efficiency in any condition other than no-load, you must first calculate the equivalent resistance (ER) of both the primary and secondary (including the load). The effort needed to arrive at the ER (which changes with facility reconfigurations) is hard to justify for typical applications.
Nonetheless, you can easily calculate no-load efficiency. First, multiply the output voltage by the output current (for load conditions, you would multiply the result by the cosine of the ER). Repeat this step for the input. Then, divide the output results by the input results. No-load efficiency gives you a basis for comparing transformers or testing a transformer against a specification. It won't tell you how efficient your transformer is when in use. That's why we still - at least in theory - calculate transformer efficiency in conditions other than no-load. Yet, the no-load calculation - because it is so easy - is often worthwhile. For example, you first establish a baseline for each transformer. When you experience problems that indicate a transformer malfunction, recalculating no-load efficiency again can shorten troubleshooting time dramatically.
Does the transformer efficiency, under load conditions, have any real value to you? Yes, if you can calculate the ER of everything on the load side - something few installations merit paying for. Thus, in the real world, we go back to the basic rule of thumb for maximizing transformer efficiency: Load the transformer to about 80% of capacity. In a lightly loaded transformer, the equivalent secondary resistance will not bring the winding and core losses anywhere close.
Once you load a transformer properly, you can safely assume it will run as efficiently as it's going to run. Now, just ensure it has proper cooling and is not subject to excessive harmonics. If you have problems with efficiency or voltage regulation, don't automatically upgrade to a larger or K-rated transformer. On the other hand, once you have the proper loading and cooling, you'll have eliminated key variables so an upgrade is easier to justify.
Don't jump into a purchase of harmonics mitigation equipment either. Inspect the grounding and bonding system from the transformer to the service entrance. This will often reveal the source of your problem.


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Argument from apologetics
The argument from apologetics is a variant of the argument from existence of atheists:
If God exists, there should be evidence for this. If theology is a valid field of inquiry, then there ought to be good, nearly universally accepted arguments for the existence of God. Since there aren't, it is more reasonable to believe that God does not exist.
It is widely accepted among theists that there is no physical evidence for the existence of God. (A notable exception is the Argument from design.) One apologetic is that God wants us to believe in him on faith alone. However, this is an untestable assertion: it might be true, or it might merely be an excuse for the lack of evidence.


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ADNAN OKTAR Today, the relativity of time is a proven scientific fact. This was revealed by Einstein's theory of relativity during the early part of the 20th century. Until then, it was not known that time was relative, nor that it could change according to the circumstances. Yet, the renowned scientist Albert Einstein proved this fact by discovering the theory of relativity. He showed that time is dependent on mass and velocity.
However, the Qur'an had already included information about time's being relative! Some verses about the subject read:
… A day with your Lord is equivalent to a thousand years in the way you count. (Qur'an, 22:47)
He directs the whole affair from heaven to earth. Then it will again ascend to Him on a Day whose length is a thousand years by the way you measure. (Qur'an, 32:5)
The angels and the Spirit ascend to Him in a day whose length is fifty thousand years. (Qur'an, 70:4)
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With what appears to be the toughest part of its schedule in the rearview mirror, East Carolina�s football team isn�t having a hard time avoiding the urge to look too far ahead.
And nothing makes that easier than an unusually quick turnaround.
GREENVILLE � With what appears to be the toughest part of its schedule in the rearview mirror, East Carolina�s football team isn�t having a hard time avoiding the urge to look too far ahead.
And nothing makes that easier than an unusually quick turnaround.
The Pirates follow a long game with a short week when they visit Conference USA East Division foe Central Florida today at 8 p.m. in Orlando, Fla.
ECU (3-2, 2-0 C-USA) survived an 80-minute lightning delay and a torrential rainstorm during Saturday�s 28-18 home win over Texas-El Paso. The victory kept the Pirates in position to make a run at their first league title since 2009.
Third-year coach Ruffin McNeill said he�s had no trouble keeping his players from considering the possibilities beyond today. With a lopsided loss to Maryland in the 2010 Military Bowl and a 5-7 record last season on their resume under McNeill, the players haven�t given their coach cause for concern.
�If we had accomplished things back to back or year to year, then I would worry about it,� McNeill said. �But we haven�t accomplished anything yet as a team.�
There is enough work left to be done on both offense and defense to keep the Pirates humble.
With 345.8 yards per game, they rank 100th out of 120 FBS teams in total offense. They come in at 73rd in total defense, allowing 404.6 yards per contest.
But there is reason for hope on both sides of the ball. Sophomore quarterback Shane Carden has evolved in each of his three starts, offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley said. Junior running back Vintavious Cooper rushed for a career-high 151 yards and a touchdown Saturday, emerging as a potential feature back from a stable of runners.
A young secondary challenged by inexperience and injuries has shown flashes of improvement, picking off three UTEP passes in the fourth quarter alone.
McNeill said he was encouraged by the way Carden handled adversity Saturday.
�Even though he had some tough things, he was very confident,� McNeill said. �If you could just have a mic on him in the huddle and see how he operates and his demeanor, everybody could see that. I think you�ll just see Shane get better each week. Every game is a learning experience for him.�
UCF (2-2, 0-0), meanwhile, has beaten Akron and Florida International and lost to then No. 14 Ohio State and Missouri, the latter a 21-16 home setback on Saturday.
Ninth-year Knights coach George O�Leary said his team has moved on from the Missouri game, in which UCF scored with 4:34 remaining and couldn�t complete the comeback.
�I think (the players) took the loss very difficult just like we do any losses,� O�Leary said. �But they understand that we have to get back and get ready for our Conference USA first game.
�I tell them everything right now is for the conference championship, and we�re playing a team that�s 2-0 in conference play that�s in our division. So every game is critical as far as our goal is concerned for Conference USA.�
Carden, who rushed for a career-high 63 yards and two touchdowns Saturday, said ECU sees it the same way.
�Since the beginning of the season, we�ve focused on a conference championship,� Carden said. �Right now, each week, it�s who are we playing next and who�s ahead of us next to get to that goal. That�s how we approach each week. That�s how we approached it in the beginning and that�s how we�ll approach it the rest of the season.�
NOTES: The Pirates lead the series 9-2, including a 3-1 record in Orlando. ... ECU is 1-2 on the road this season. ... Pirates running back Reggie Bullock, who sustained a concussion while returning the opening kickoff against UTEP, will not play today, McNeill said.
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East Carolina at Central Florida
Bright House Networks Stadium
Orlando, Fla.
Today, 8 p.m.
On TV: CBS Sports Network
On the radio: 107.9 WNCT
Online: ecupirates.com (All-Access)
How they match up
Points per game 20.6 35.0
Opp. PPG 24.0 21.7
Rushing yards per game 120.2 159.7
Passing YPG 225.6 230.0
Keys to the game: ECU, an 11 1/2-point underdog, needs to continue to display balance between the run and the pass, avoid turnovers and protect QB Shane Carden on offense. The Pirates must avoid special teams mistakes, like the kickoff return touchdown they gave up to UTEP on Saturday.
East Carolina (3-2, 2-0 C-USA)
9/8 at No. 9 South Carolina L, 48-10
9/15 *at Southern Miss W, 24-14
9/22 at North Carolina L, 27-6
10/4 *at UCF, 8 p.m.
10/13 *MEMPHIS, 4:30 p.m.
10/20 *at UAB, 7 p.m.
11/17 *at Tulane, 3:30 p.m.
11/23 *MARSHALL, 2 p.m.
*C-USA game; all times Eastern
8/30 at Akron W, 56-14
9/8 at No. 14 Ohio State L, 31-16
10/4 *EAST CAROLINA, 8 p.m.
10/13 *SOUTHERN MISS, 8 p.m.
10/20 *at Memphis, 8 p.m.
10/27 *at Marshall, 8 p.m.
11/3 *SMU, 7 p.m.
11/10 *at UTEP, 7 p.m.
11/17 *at Tulsa, TBA
*C-USA game; all times Eastern


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The latest trend is away from the old model of "buying-in" to a senior living community.
Retirement living isn't just about where you plan to play golf. It's about making important decisions about where you live and why, as well as how to pay for it. Seniors are living longer and healthier lives so this requires long-term planning. Thankfully, there is a model for paying for retirement living that keeps control and independence in the hands of seniors and their families.
Since 2000, the senior population has increased 29% compared to overall population growth of 12%. On average today's 65-year-old will live for another 18.5 years.
"Between 2007 and 2020 our region's aging population will grow from 160,000 to 257,000, a 62% increase. And one in five of us will have a disability," says a recent research paper from Senior Services of Southeastern Virginia.
One report (the 2014 Senior Living Research Study) says as many as 42.8% of seniors expect to "downsize" their living situation in the next five years. And as this wave of aging population begins to hit the marketplace, one of the biggest issues that seniors and their families will be dealing with is how and where to live.
Senior living communities, specifically apartments for independent seniors and those who require some assisted care, provide two of the biggest needs for this growing population: convenience and security. But in a growingly competitive landscape, not having to cut the lawn isn't enough.
Today, many senior living communities are improving on-site amenities ranging from concierge-style services to having healthcare professionals conveniently on staff to hiring executive chefs to offer more and better dining options.
But the latest trend is away from the old business model of "buying-in" to a senior living community, as is the case with many Continuing Care Retirement Communities. This requires a substantial up-front deposit, often costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Usually this requires withdrawing money from a retirement plan for the payment.
"While everyone's situation is unique, there are financial ramifications when senior living facilities require large buy-in fees," says Oscar Alvarez of Pathway Financial Planning in Newport News, Virginia. "The biggest factor to consider is the lost opportunity cost. You need to consider the potential growth your money could have over 10, 15 or more years, and how will this impact your future income and legacy issues."
The growing alternative is to lease space in a retirement community. Renting in the right place means seniors still have the advantages of amenities, meal plans and on-site support. The benefits include:
- Investment and tax control – Not having to tap into retirement funds can mean not losing valuable future tax deferral benefits and avoiding possible penalties.
- Flexibility – Not being locked in long-term means if your personal or family situation changes, it's easier to move.
- Peace of mind – As Forbes reports, "Many retirees report a psychological boost from not having a big debt hanging over them at this stage of life. And that's worth something, too."
Harmony Senior Services operates a variety of senior living communities, with no buy-in fees, located in Virginia, North and South Carolina that include independent and assisted living, as well as memory care options. www.harmonyseniorservices.com..


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Saturn's Dynamic Auroras
These images reveal the dynamic nature of Saturn's auroras. Viewing the planet's southern polar region for several days, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope snapped a series of photographs of the aurora dancing in the sky. The snapshots show that Saturn's auroras differ in character from day to day, as they do on Earth, moving around on some days and remaining stationary on others. But compared with Earth, where auroral storms develop in about 10 minutes and may last for a few hours, Saturn's auroral displays always appear bright and may last for several days.
The observations, made by Hubble and the Cassini spacecraft, while enroute to the planet, suggest that Saturn's auroral storms are driven mainly by the pressure of the solar wind - a stream of charged particles from the Sun - rather than by the Sun's magnetic field.
The aurora's strong brightening on Jan. 28, 2004 corresponds with the recent arrival of a large disturbance in the solar wind. The image shows that when Saturn's auroras become brighter (and thus more powerful), the ring of light encircling the pole shrinks in diameter.
Seen from space, an aurora appears as a ring of glowing gases circling a planet's polar region. Auroral displays are initiated when charged particles in space collide with a planet's magnetic field. The charged particles are accelerated to high energies and stream into the upper atmosphere. Collisions with the gases in the planet's atmosphere produce flashes of glowing energy in the form of visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light.
Astronomers combined ultraviolet images of Saturn's southern polar region with visible-light images of the planet and its rings to make this picture. The auroral display appears blue because of the glow of ultraviolet light. In reality, the aurora would appear red to an observer at Saturn because of the presence of glowing hydrogen in the atmosphere. On Earth, charged particles from the Sun collide with nitrogen and oxygen in the upper atmosphere, creating auroral displays colored mostly green and blue.
The ultraviolet images were taken on Jan. 24, 26, and 28, 2004 by Hubble's Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph. Erich Karkoschka of the University of Arizona used the telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys on March 22, 2004 to take the visible-light images.
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This is the inside of a classroom of the public school 7th Lyceum of Ioannina.
The building is in conservation status by the Greek State. It was built around 1870 as the home of the General Commander of the Vilayet (Turkish District) of Ioannina. After the liberation of Ioannina it was used (1913-1919) as offices for the representative of the Greek Governement and later President of autonomous Epirus George Christakis Zografos. It housed the English general Consulat until 1923 and the Trading school of Ioannina (founded and run by Konstantinos Molyvadas) until 1961. Since then it is used as a school building. Until 1998 it housed one of eleven Classical Schools in Greece and then became the 7th Lyceum of Ioannina, still operating today.


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MOVIE REVIEW- Heaven or hell: <i>Rachel </i>is sometimes better, sometimes worse
With apologies to newlyweds, Jonathan Demme's Rachel Getting Married is much like marriage itself: Sometimes it's heaven, and sometimes it's hell.
This is the kind of movie that gets rave reviews from certain critics but leaves many viewers suspicious of independent films in general until the next Juno or Little Miss Sunshine comes along. In many ways, it seems true to life, but one of those ways is that, like life, it has long, boring stretches in which nothing happens.
Shot like one of those Danish Dogme 95 films with a lot of shaky handheld camerawork, it's a drama about a wedding weekend at the home of a dysfunctional liberal family in Connecticut.
Despite trying to show life as it is, director Jonathan Demme and writer Jenny Lumet (Sidney's daughter) are moved by optimism to show life as it should be, with racial differences that would be a ticking time bomb in most movies a total nonissue here.
Rachel (Rosemarie DeWitt) is a white woman marrying Sidney (Tunde Adebimpe), a black man. Her father, Paul (Bill Irwin), is already married to (or living with– it's not clear) a black woman, Carol (Anna Deavere Smith). If anyone in their families has a problem with it, there's no indication of it in this color-blind Eden.
Since that's not going to be a source of drama, there's Rachel's sister, Kym (Anne Hathaway). She leaves rehab for the wedding. Her latest stint has kept her clean and sober for nine months, but her problems go back a decade. The 12-Step program has her trying to make amends, and she has plenty to make, including something unpardonable she did when she was 16 and high.
Kym is one of those people who suck all the oxygen out of a room. As Rachel puts it, "Since everything has always revolved around her disease, she assumes everything will revolve around her recovery." Even on the weekend of Rachel's wedding, Kym tries to make everything about herself, starting with stealing the maid of honor spot from Rachel's best friend.
Paul tries to keep an eye on Kym, but he's no good at being subtle about it. She reacts with paranoia when she gets too much attention and with jealousy when she gets too little.
Also coming around for the wedding is the girls' remarried mother, Abby (Debra Winger, making a welcome comeback in a role that should be bigger). She deals with her awkward position by being involved as little as possible.
"Awkward" is the word for Rachel Getting Married. It's nearly two hours of expertly-portrayed awkwardness, with Kym stomping through the family in boots while everyone tiptoes around her.
While giving the viewer the uncomfortable feeling of eavesdropping is good filmmaking, it extends beyond that to feeling like a guest at a party where you don't know anyone. The succession of speeches at the endless rehearsal dinner does less to familiarize you with the characters than to make you aware of how unfamiliar with them you are.
Worse yet is the wedding itself, which goes off without a hitch. That would be great in real life; but, in a movie, it makes for a long, what should be climactic, stretch with no drama. That includes the reception, a showcase for Demme's eclectic musical taste that samples sounds–and not always the most accessible sounds– from at least five continents. Guests include Robyn Hitchcock, Sister Carol and Tamyra Gray (still my favorite Idol contestant). Adding to the musical Babel are string players who spend the whole weekend at the house tuning up– or at least that's what it sounds like.
Hathaway gives a terrific performance, really getting into Kym's skin; but she doesn't totally get under ours, perhaps because of a lingering fondness viewers had for her in previous roles. This makes her easier to watch but perhaps not as grating as she should be. Hell, it must have been hard for Demme to find an actress her age who wasn't actually in rehab.
DeWitt is excellent as the conflicted Rachel, who loves her sister against all odds but spends a lot of time understandably ticked off at her. Someone working toward a Ph.D in psychology, as Rachel is, might have a better handle on the situation. Like all families, they repeatedly implode but come together again because that's what families do.
Some people will like Rachel Getting Married as much as some critics have, but you should be aware of what you're getting into– and there's no such thing as a "trial marriage" when you buy a movie ticket.


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What do super-hot actress Megan Fox and I have in common? Other than our shared conviction that she is much sexier than me, not much. But there is one thing: Brachydactyly type D.
This is not a type of dinosaur; it's actually a condition, one I'd like to say is characterized by flawless skin, come-hither eyes, pouty lips and a perfect figure. But I'm afraid it just means we have unusually short, fat thumbs.


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No. 18 Huskers Rally to Nip Nittany Lions
Lincoln - Double-digit deficit - no problem for the 2012 Nebraska football team. The Huskers trailed 20-6 at the half before outscoring Penn State 26-3 in the second half on its way to a 32-23 victory over the Nittany Lions on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
The No. 18 Huskers notched their fourth straight Big Ten win to improve to 5-1 in the conference and 8-2 overall, while dropping Penn State to 6-4 overall and 4-2 in the Big Ten.The comeback marked the third time in the last six games that the Huskers have rallied from 12-point or more deficits to win, joining a comeback from 17 points down against Wisconsin and 12 down at Northwestern. Prior to the last six games, the Huskers had produced just six 12-point or more second-half comebacks in school history. NU has used four double-digit second-half rallies to win five Big Ten games, including a 10-point fourth-quarter rally at Michigan State.
For the second straight, junior quarterback Taylor Martinez connected with sophomore wide receiver Jamal Turner on the game-winning touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. Martinez's five-yard strike to Turner at the goal line in the middle of the field with 10:57 left gave the Huskers a 27-23 lead. It was NU's first lead of the game.
Martinez finished the day with 275 yards of total offense, including 12-of-20 through the air for 171 yards and a score. Martinez's 56-yard strike to senior tight end Kyler Reed early in the fourth quarter helped set up the game-winning toss to Turner, and also put Reed over the 1,000-yard receiving mark for his career.
Martinez added his fourth 100-yard rushing game of the season and 12th of his career, carrying 15 times for 104 yards. Sophomore I-back Ameer Abdullah joined Martinez in the century club, carrying a career-high 31 times for 116 yards. It was Abdullah's sixth 100-yard rushing game of the season.
With Abdullah and Martinez rolling to the fourth double-100-yard rushing game of the season for the Huskers, Nebraska amassed 267 rushing yards against a Nittany Lion defense that surrendered just 123.6 rushing yards per game entering the contest.
Nebraska finished the day with 438 yards of total offense, outgaining Penn State 250-136 in the second half.
After Turner scored the go-ahead touchdown, the Nittany Lions responded by marching 75 yards in nine plays. The PSU drive ended when quarterback Matt McGloin hit Matt Lehman on 2nd-and-Goal from the NU 3. Lehman turned up the field and was met by Husker linebacker David Santos at the goal line. Santos forced a fumble that was recovered by Husker safety Daimion Stafford in the back of the end zone.
Penn State forced a punt on NU's ensuing drive, before Husker punter Brett Maher produced one of the game's biggest plays with a career-long 69-yard punt that went out of bounds on the Nebraska sideline at the PSU 2. Two plays later, senior defensive end Cameron Meredith swarmed on McGloin in the end zone to force an intentional grounding resulting in a safety to put the Huskers up 29-23 with 5:02 left.
The Nittany Lions stuffed the Huskers' on their next drive, and Maher answered again with a 55-yard punt. The Blackshirts surrendered just a five-yard scramble by McGloin and forced three incompletions for the PSU quarterback on the ensuing drive, including Justin Blatchford's breakup of a McGloin pass on 4th-and-5 at the PSU 25. McGloin finished 18-of-37 for 240 yards on the day.
The Huskers took over and Maher put the game out of reach with his third field goal of the game, this time from 33 yards out with 23 seconds left to produce the final margin.
Maher opened the scoring for the Huskers in the first quarter with a 32-yard field goal, after Penn State raced to a 7-0 lead in the game's first two minutes. The Nittany Lions scored on a 50-yard burst by running back Zach Zwinak, who led PSU with 141 rushing yards on 21 carries for the game. As a team, Penn State finished with just 151 yards on the ground against the Blackshirts.
Maher cut PSU's lead to 7-6 early in the second quarter with a 27-yard boot, but the Nittany Lions' Sam Ficken answered with a 27-yard kick of his own to push the PSU edge back to 10-6 with 6:58 left in the half. McGloin then hit Jesse James on a 10-yard touhdown pass to give the Lions a 17-6 edge with 2:42 left in the half, before Ficken connected on a career-long 38-yard field goal with 1:05 left to put Penn State up 20-6 at the half.
Penn State outgained the Huskers 255-188 in the first half, while the Nittany Lions also capitalized on a fumbled punt that they converted into James' touchdown catch.
Although the Huskers struggled in the first half, they dominated play in the second half.
Martinez led NU on an eight-play, 75-yard march to open the second half, which was capped by Imani Cross' one-yard touchdown blast with 11:48 left in the third quarter.
On Penn State's following drive, Stafford snatched a McGloin pass out of the air on 3rd-and-15 from the PSU 16 and returned it 22 yards to the PSU 4. Two carries later, Cross pounded his way into the end zone from two yards out to tie the game at 20 with 9:37 left in the third to erase PSU's first-half lead. He finished with eight carries for 22 yards against the Nittany Lions.
Ficken slowed Nebraska's momentum with his third field goal of the game, this time from 35 yards out with 6:01 left in the quarter, before the Huskers closed the game out in the fourth quarter.
Scoring Summary
Final: No. 18 Nebraska 32, Penn State 23
Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012
Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, Neb.)
First Quarter (PSU, 7-3)
PSU - 13:14 - Zach Zwinak 50 run (Sam Ficken kick) - 4 plays, 74 yards, 1:46 (PSU, 7-0)
NEB - 6:17 - Brett Maher 32 FG - 15 plays, 51 yards, 6:50 (PSU, 7-3)
Second Quarter (PSU, 20-6)
NEB - 12:29 - Maher 27 FG - 12 plays, 84 yards, 4:05 (PSU, 7-6)
PSU - 6:58 - Ficken 27 FG - 7 plays, 26 yards, 2:43 (PSU, 10-6)
PSU - 2:42 - Jesse James 10 pass from Matt McGloin (Ficken kick) - 5 plays, 31 yards, 2:05 (PSU 17,6)
PSU - 1:08 - Ficken 38 FG - 6 plays, 35 yards, 1:12 (PSU 20-6)
Third Quarter (PSU, 23-20)
NEB - 11:48 - Imani Cross 1 run (Maher kick) - 8 plays, 75 yards, 3:12 (PSU, 20-13)
NEB - 9:37 - Cross 2 run (Maher kic) - 2 plays, 4 yards, 0:45 (20-20)
PSU 6:01 - Ficken 35 FG - 13 plays, 57 yards, 3:36 (PSU 23-20)
Fourth Quarter (NEB, 32-23)
NEB- 10:57 - Jamal Turner 5 pass from Taylor Martinez (Maher kick) - 6 plays, 71 yards, 3:10 (NEB 27-23)
NEB - 5:02 - Safety (Intentional grounding in end zone) (NEB 29-23)
NEB - 0:23 - Maher 33 FG - 4 plays, 9 yards, 2:16 (NEB 32-23)
Final: No. 18 Nebraska 32, Penn State 23
Attendance: 85,527
Time of Game: 3:33
Game Start: 2:35 p.m. (central)


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I just figured I'd give Glorkar something to moderate. I hope he's doing OK, haven't heard much from him lately. I'm from Western NY, but I'm traveling to this region in June, where I plan on visiting the highpoints of Ohio and Indiana on the same day. These are only like 50 miles apart, and it sounds like I'll be lucky to do 100 feet of "climbing" at both high points combined. There are Geocaching.com Earthcaches at both these locations, and my intention is to make them both Virtuals or Guestbook caches on OCUS. I see no problem with Vacation Virtuals or Guestbook caches to help build up the website.
No need to "welcome" me, I joined OCUS the day it was launched when I saw DudleyGrunt tweet about it on Twitter. But if you have any comments on my road trip or proposed caches, let 'er rip.


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Just some idle chit chat about the Vicious Token.
1. I really like the presence of the Vicious Token. It really lets an expert go all-out and still struggle, but have a manageable challenge.
2. I've beaten all the dungeons with the Vicious Token, except for Hard Gaan-Talet and all of the natively Vicious dungeons. Of the Hard dungeons, I would say Halls of Steel is the easiest; if you find the Orb of Lusory early, and something to not have to fight Steel Golems, you have it made. Cursed Oasis was probably the toughest. I expected Rock Garden to be easy; I consider it to be one of the easiest Hard dungeons, with its extra spoons and extra popcorn. But it turns out cranking up the difficulty on the bosses means that three of them together end up being quite tough. Conversely, Hexx Ruins was easier than I feared. You don't have enough resources to kill all the monsters and revenants; luckily the monsters I couldn't finish added up to only 36% resists, the boss is relatively weak, and I was able to whittle away those resists with a Piercing Wand.
3. I started with a Dwarf Rogue, which is the combo I used for most Vicious dungeons including VGT, but ended up switching to Human Sorcerer for most of these runs. The ability to heal early on is a big advantage and helps kill those difficult level 2 monsters at level 1. Later on, having the big mana pool is nice, although the healing becomes mostly irrelevant.
4. I mostly prepared Dragon Soul. I don't know whether Namtar's Ward, the Dragon Shield, or heck even the Avatar Codex might be better.
5. An early Balanced Dagger is a huge help, because fighting monsters even one level higher means using resources or a lot of blackspace. Balanced Dagger + WONAFYT is awesome. The Witchalok Pendant is also very nice. By contrast, Martyr Wraps are pretty much worthless unless you happen to hit Super Meat Man I guess. Whrbargl is surprisingly helpful for those big damage spikes on bosses where you put in a melee swing to activate Schadenfreude. An early +HP item is also very nice.
6. The "basic" boss melee attack is 120, and most characters will top out at level 8 (hard to get bonus XP, hard to kill the level 9 monsters), so you either need a way to boost your resists or a way to never take a hit. I ended up using Tikki Tooki a lot; it's not easy, because saving enough popcorn is hard, but Reflexes is a great source of damage. The warlock boss is pretty much untankable.


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Raingutter Regatta
From MeritBadgeDotOrg
The Raingutter Regatta is a Cub Scout Derby. Regatta models are miniature sail boats.
The kit includes a pre-shaped balsa wood hull, metal keel, plastic rudder, sail, and wooden dowel mast. You must insert the keel and rudder into the underside of the boat. The mast hole is pre-drilled. It is suggested to sand, seal and paint your boat.
The Race
Races are held in 10' sections of raingutter that are filled to the top with water. Scouts power the boats with air. In some races, Scouts may straws. The first one to the end of the gutter wins.
Official rules are included in the BSA Riangutter Regatta kit.
Scouts should learn to sail the boats with a steady breath. You may wish to design a starting gate to help keep boats in the beginning. Tracks built on stilts or with legs make it easy to set up.


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"This is the first study to demonstrate that justice at work may protect against coronary heart disease," said lead author Mika Kivimaki, a professor at the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health in Helsinki, Finland.
"Justice, equity and altruism have been the drivers of benign developments in human societies according to a wide range of studies across a broad spectrum of disciplines," Kivimaki said. "Our findings on coronary heart disease, the leading cause of death in all western societies, suggest that organizational justice is also a topic worthy of consideration in health research."
The study appears in the Oct. 24 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.
The authors explained that people feel a sense of justice at work when they believe that higher-ups are considering their viewpoint, involving them in decision making and treating them truthfully. [Forbes Health, Oct 24 2005]
In my opinion, it isn't just a crummy boss that may be slowly killing us. Anybody can be crummy. It can also be a crummy wife, a crummy girlfriend, a crummy best friend, or a crummy co-worker.
Being crummy --- defined as being miserable or wretched --- can be ascribed to anyone in our lives who makes us feel low, uncared for, and ignored. One episode might sting us, but repeated episodes slowly hurt us literally....in the heart. Blood pressures rise, and before we know it, we have a coronary attack....which may be noticed or caught by chance by a regular ECG.
How to deal with these people? Avoid them at all cost if you are the sensitive type.
How about if you're the crummy one? Well, start being nice for a change. It will be good for everyone, including yourself.


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Former LA Ram Merlin Olsen has died at age 69.
Utah State University assistant athletic media relations director Zach Fisher said Olsen died Wednesday night at a Los Angeles hospital. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma last year.
Olsen was a Hall of Fame defensive lineman and a member of the famed "Fearsome Foursome." He also had successful careers in broadcasting and acting after his football days.
Olsen was an All-American at Utah State and a first-round draft pick of the Los Angles Rams in 1962. He was the 1962 Rookie of the Year.
Olsen, Deacon Jones, Lamar Lundy and Rosey Grier were known as the "Fearsome Foursome." Together, the formed a defensive line that lived up to the nickname -- just ask an opposing quarterback.
The Rams set an NFL record for the fewest yards allowed during a 14-game season in 1968.
Olsen was also an established television actor with a role on "Little House on the Prairie," then starring in his own series, "Father Murphy," from 1981 to 1983 and the short-lived "Aaron's Way" in 1988.
In December, Olsen sued NBC Studios and several other companies claiming that his exposure to asbestos since he was about 10 resulted in mesothelioma.
Olsen, played 15 seasons in the NFL from 1962 to 1976, all with the Rams. He was the league's most valuable player in 1974 and appeared 14 times in the Pro Bowl. After retiring as a player, he spent another 15 seasons in broadcast booths as an analyst for NBC and CBS and acted in such television shows as "Little House on the Prairie" and "Father Murphy."
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell issued a statement lauding Olsen as an "extraordinary person, friend and football player."
"He cared deeply about people, especially those that shared the game of football with him," Goodell said. "Merlin was a larger-than-life person, literally and figuratively, and leaves an enormously positive legacy."
Utah State honored Olsen in December by naming the football field at Romney Stadium "Merlin Olsen Field." Because of his illness, Olsen's alma mater didn't want to wait until football season and made the announcement during halftime of a basketball game.
Olsen was well enough to attend, but did not speak at the event. He stood and smiled as he waved to fans during a standing ovation and chants of "Merlin Olsen!" and "Aggie Legend!"
Utah State is also planning a statue of Olsen at the southeast corner of the stadium.
"This was the voice of a man who not only became one of our country's most decorated athletes, but also one of the most accomplished and respected people ever to hail from the state of Utah," said Stan Albrecht, president of Utah State.
Albrecht told the Salt Lake Tribune he "can't think of anyone who's gone through this institution that has accomplished more in a broader array or arenas."
Olsen was physically imposing, but a former Utah assistant coach told the Salt Lake Tribune he also used his head.
"He was a thinker," Tom Ramage told the newspaper. "He was trying to come up with new stuff all the time, ways to do it better. He was really a fun guy to work with. You had to be on your toes to coach Merlin."
The Tribune has a photo gallery of Olsen's career -- on and off the field.


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2019 "A Heart for God"
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Hi, I am currently reading Eragon, and I see more and more Things form the books in the new Castle sets.
Dragon riders, dwarfs, the trolls can be Urgals, and the big Trolls can be Kulls.
The Evil Wizard is the Shade, who has captured Arya
Theirm, The slave traders, the Kulls attacing Farthen Dûr
Of course, I don't think it's intentionally Eragon from Lego's point of view. But I must say that they have succeeded in making a "Generic" fantasy theme where builders can freely use their imagination to create their favourite fantasy world.
(If this fits better in the MOC forum, then feel free to move it.)


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VIDEO: CABARET Cast Reunites in Honor of Fillm's 40th Anniversary
NBC's "TODAY" welcomed the legendary Liza Minnelli and the cast of the landmark film Cabaret on this morning's show. "They sent us to Germany to make this extraordinary film," explained the Academy Award winning actress. "And I could hear people whispering, 'How are we going to advertise it? The Nifty, Nazi Follies?" Check out the cast reunion below!
The cast of Cabaret, which also includes Joel Grey, Michael York and Marisa Berenson, reunited to honor the film's 40th anniversary which was released in 1972. The film, which was directed by Bob Fosse, will be released by Warner Bros Home Video on February 5 on Blu-ray and DVD.
Although 2012 was the actual 40th anniversary, restoring Cabaret was a long and painstaking process and could not be ready for home video in 2012. Warner Bros would not release it on Blu-ray until it passed their strident tests.
The film won 8 Academy Awards including Best Actress in a Leading Role for Liza Minnelli and Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Joel Grey.
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How can progressive, independent voices, and the publications that support them, maintain both viability and autonomy in this era of declining financial stability and growing media conglomeration? The Graduate Center's Peter Beinart, senior political writer for the Daily Beast, discusses the health of progressive media with Katha Pollitt, longtime columnist for the Nation; Joy-Ann Reid, managing editor of NBC's TheGrio.com; and Nermeen Shaikh, co-host of Democracy Now!.
Katha Pollitt has been contributing to the Nation since 1980. Her 1992 essay on the culture wars, "Why We Read: Canon to the Right of Me," won the National Magazine Award for essays and criticism. Her "Subject to Debate" column in the Nation, which debuted in 1995, won the National Magazine Award for Columns and Commentary in 2003. Many of her contributions to the Nation are compiled in three books: Reasonable Creatures; Subject to Debate; and Virginity or Death!. She has also published two collections of personal essays, Learning to Drive and Other Life Stories and The Mind-Body Problem. Joy-Ann ("Joy") Reid is the managing editor of TheGrio.com and an on-air contributor on MSNBC. She is also a political columnist for the Miami Herald and editor of the political blog "The Reid Report." Reid has worked in television and radio news since 1998 and has appeared as a political commentator on CNBC and Britain's Sky News. Her columns have also appeared on Salon.com, TheGrio, and CommonDreams. Nermeen Shaikh is a broadcast news producer and weekly co-host of Democracy Now!. A former managing editor at the Asia Society, she is the author of The Present as History: Critical Perspectives on Global Power. Shaikh serves on the editorial board of the Rome-based journal Development. She recently presented a TEDx talk in Budapest on the stories of dispossession underlying our civilization and has also worked at nonprofit organizations in London, Islamabad, and Tehran. Peter Beinart, the senior political writer at the Daily Beast, is the author of four books, including The Icarus Syndrome and, most recently, The Crisis of Zionism. He is an associate professor at the CUNY Graduate Center and at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. Beinart is also former editor of the New Republic and has written for the New York Times, the New York Review of Books, and many other periodicals.
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