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Daylight arrives quickly in Florida, or at least it seems that way, so Dane Walker's comment didn't come as a surprise early Saturday morning.
By Alan Clemons, Managing Editor
"We should have left 30 minutes earlier," Walker said as we scrunched along the sandy road after dropping off Deer & Deer Hunting publisher Brad Rucks and Whitetail Destinations videographer Brad Sullivan at their stand. We're in Florida for the Zone A season-opener, the first legal deer season in the United States.
By the time we arrived at the pull-in to walk to my stand, there was no need for a penlight. It was daylight. Read a newspaper daylight. Shoulda been in the stand 30 minutes earlier daylight. We started through the pine, palmetto and live oaks toward a shallow, dry upper Everglades pond and stand beside a food plot.
I couldn't say "whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa" fast enough as Walker simultaneously spied the solitary buck standing in the pond 60 yards or so away. Dude was locked in on us hard, too. Dangit! Opening morning, a buck in the field and here we are walking in too late. We might as well have been wearing costumes from "The Electric Cowboy" or "Tron" with Lil'Wayne blaring on a boom box.
Just my luck, I thought. Always happens this way.
But for once, it didn't happen "that way."
The buck didn't move and we took one step into the shadows of a monster live oak tree. The buck didn't move as we slipped about 10-15 yards and kneeled. He stood there and then started coming toward us, too curious for his own good. We just sat there, not moving or making a sound.
"That's a good buck, a good shooter,"Walker said. "Can you take him if he comes in?"
Now, this is where you can roll your eyes. My bow release was in my backpack, not on my wrist. We were walking to the stand! So there I knelt, feeling like a complete idiot. That buck could have come within five feet and all I could do would be club it with my old trusty Pearson Diamondback VX bow.
(Yes, that bow is old. I liken it to a Ford Taurus compared to some of today's Ferrari zoom-zoomers. But it works and I like it. I have a new Ferrari on the way, though. More on that in a few weeks.)
Now, get this. Not only did that 8-point run away and come back, it ran away a second time and returned again. Curiosity killed the cat and ultimately resulted in the demise of a whitetail buck on opening day.
The closer he came, the more I reminded myself that it was just another shot. That wasn't a live deer, it was my backyard Block target. All I had to do was shoot the "o" in the Block and I was imagining that "o" right behind its shoulder. Just another shot, muscle memory, smooth draw, release.
My shot wasn't perfect. I was heart-pounding excited and, most likely, yanked my head up off the follow-through. But Walker and I heard the "thump" and saw blood when the buck wheeled at 25ish yards to bolt from the field. The blood trail wasn't heavy but was consistent. The trusty ol' Muzzy broadheads did their job.
He was piled up about 150 yards away, dead as a hammer. It's not a Midwest Monster. Rucks estimated maybe 75 or 80 B&C, but I don't know. Frankly, I don't care. I'm not into scores or "you shoulda shot at least an X-score buck" scenarios, although I honor those requests when I'm a guest on someone's land.
All I know is, the monkey's off my back. Opening morning was a success.


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NH heroes: They are all around us
May 07. 2013 5:26PM
Craig Lutz was sitting on his deck drinking coffee Sunday morning when he saw 66-year-old Spencer Hadlock fall off of his fishing boat and spill into the cold water of Winona Lake. He tossed his cell phone to a friend to call 911, then canoed out to get Hadlock, who had stopped moving by the time he was reached. Lutz performed CPR until medics arrived, he told New England Cable News. Asked if he would do it again, he said, "Of course, yeah. No question."
Of course. That is the attitude we see so often when regular folks are confronted with life-or-death decisions. So many of them help, instantly. There is no doubt, no hesitation, no question.
On Saturday, Daniel Palmer saw a neighbor's house on Merrimack Street in Manchester spewing flames and smoke. He rushed into it. "We started opening doors as fast as we could," he told this newspaper. "My only thought was just get whoever is in there out."
Tom Sapienza was delivering mail on the street. He ran into the house, too. He was treated on the scene for smoke inhalation. Then he got back into his mail truck and continued, as if nothing unusual had happened. "I have to get back on my route," he said.
Last Wednesday, Jose Palacios and Joshua Parker of Nashua and David Sampson of Billerica, Mass., were doing landscaping at a home on Manchester Ave. in Nashua when a car hit a tree and burst into flames. They pulled the driver out of the burning car, which was engulfed minutes later. "We didn't think about it at the time, but I feel fortunate we were there, it could have been a lot worse," Sampson told this newspaper.
There are so many stories like these, so many regular people who think nothing of risking their lives to save others. Starting today, the Union Leader is telling the stories of our new Hero Award winners. The stories will run through next Wednesday, when New Hampshire heroes of 2012 will be recognized at the State House. They are remarkable tales; if you want to be inspired, you should read them.

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Born in Boston, Massachusetts, on September 6, 1888, Joseph Patrick Kennedy was the son of Mary Hickey and Patrick Joseph Kennedy, an important figure in the Irish community of Boston. Familiarly known as "P.J.", Patrick J. Kennedy had risen from common laborer to highly successful businessman, and was eventually instrumental in the organization of two different Boston financial institutions, the Columbia Trust Company and the Sumner Savings Bank. Early on, Patrick J. Kennedy had also entered politics, and Joseph, his first child, was born during "P.J."'s third term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Patrick J. Kennedy also served in the Massachusetts Senate, but his enduring political power was in the unofficial capacity of a "ward boss" who held sway in the East Boston Ward 2 for more than thirty years.
Kennedy Family Tree
Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald was born in Boston's North End on July 22, 1890, the eldest child of John F. ("Honey Fitz") and Mary Josephine Hannon Fitzgerald. She was first introduced to politics as a child. When she was 5, her father was a congressman. By the time she turned 15, Honey Fitz was one of the most popular and colorful mayors Boston had ever known. He once took Rose and her sister Agnes to visit President William McKinley in the White House, and the president at one point said to Agnes, "You're the prettiest girl who has entered the house." Rose remarked later, "I knew right then that I would have to work hard to do something about myself." Her graduation from Dorchester High School in June 1906 was front-page news in the Boston newspapers as Mayor Fitzgerald proudly gave his daughter her diploma.
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., the oldest child of Joseph and Rose Kennedy, was born on July 25, 1915. He attended the Choate School in Connecticut and the London School of Economics prior to entering Harvard, from which he graduated cum laude in 1938. He went on to Harvard Law School but left before his final year to volunteer as a navy flier. Awarded his wings in May 1942, he flew Caribbean patrols and in September 1943 was sent to England with the first naval squadron to fly B-24's with the British Naval Command.
Rosemary Kennedy, born Rose Marie Kennedy on September 13, 1918, was the third child and eldest daughter of Joseph and Rose Kennedy. She was slower to crawl, slower to walk and to speak than her brothers, and she experienced learning difficulties when she reached school age. Despite her apparent intellectual disabilities, Rosemary participated in most family activities. In the diary she kept as a teenager she described people she met, dances and concerts she attended, and a visit to the Roosevelt White House. When her father was appointed US Ambassador to Britain in 1938, Rosemary went to live in London and was presented at court along with her mother and sister Kathleen.
Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy was born on February 20, 1920 in Brookline, Massachusetts, the second daughter and fourth child of Joseph and Rose Kennedy. She moved with her family to Bronxville, New York in 1927 and attended the private Riverdale Country School. After graduating from Riverdale, she went to the Noroton Convent of the Sacred Heart in Greenwich, Connecticut and spent a year abroad studying at the Holy Child Convent in Neuilly, France.
Eunice Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts, on July 10, 1921, the fifth of Rose and Joseph Kennedy's nine children and their third daughter. She attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart School in Noroton, Connecticut, and Manhattanville College, and received a B.S. degree in sociology from Stanford University in 1943.
Robert Sargent Shriver was born on November 9, 1915 in Westminster, Maryland to Robert and Hilda Shriver. After graduating from the Canterbury School in New Milford, Connecticut, which he attended on a full scholarship, Shriver spent the summer in Germany as part of the Experiment in International Living, returning in the fall of 1934 to begin college at Yale University.
Patricia Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts on May 6, 1924, the sixth child and fourth daughter of Rose and Joseph Kennedy. Patricia attended the Roehampton Sacred Heart Convent School, a boarding school on the outskirts of London, while her father was Ambassador to Great Britain. She was a good student, especially in mathematics. In 1927, her family moved to Bronxville, New York, where she studied at the Maplehurst Sacred Heart Convent School. She then attended Rosemont College in Rosemont, Pennsylvania where she directed and acted in various plays and theatrical spectacles. She received a B.A. from Rosemont in 1945.
Robert Francis Kennedy was born on November 20, 1925, in Brookline, Massachusetts, the seventh child in the closely knit and competitive family of Rose and Joseph P. Kennedy. "I was the seventh of nine children," he later recalled, "and when you come from that far down you have to struggle to survive." He attended Milton Academy and, after wartime service in the Navy, received his degree in government from Harvard University in 1948. He earned his law degree from the University of Virginia Law School three years later. Perhaps more important for his education was the Kennedy family dinner table, where his parents involved their children in discussions of history and current affairs. "I can hardly remember a mealtime," Robert Kennedy said, "when the conversation was not dominated by what Franklin D. Roosevelt was doing or what was happening in the world."
Ethel Skakel Kennedy was born on April 11, 1928, in Chicago, Illinois to coal magnate George Skakel, a Protestant, and his devoutly Catholic wife, Ann Brannack Skakel. Ethel's father, George Sr., started work as an eight dollars a week railroad clerk. He, along with some co-workers, built a small coal and coke business into a diversified privately owned enterprise, the Great Lakes Coal & Coke Co., which eventually became Great Lakes Carbon Corporation. As a result, the Skakels became extremely wealthy.
Jean Ann Kennedy, the eighth child and youngest daughter of Rose and Joseph Kennedy, was born on February 20, 1928, in Boston, Massachusetts. She attended Sacred Heart schools in England and the United States, and graduated from Manhattanville College, where she majored in English. After her brother Joe was killed in 1944 in World War II, Jean was chosen in 1945 to christen the USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., a newly commissioned Navy destroyer named for her brother.
Stephen Edward Smith was born in Brooklyn on September 24, 1927, the youngest of five boys. He attended Polytechnic Prep, where he was an outstanding athlete. While studying history and social sciences at Georgetown University, he met his future wife of thirty-four years, Jean Kennedy. They married in 1956. Their children are Stephen Jr., William, Amanda, and Kym.
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Things to keep an eye on in World Series opener
Here are five storylines to follow as the World Series begins Wednesday night on FOX (7:30 ET, first pitch 8:07).
The Cardinals' ability to eliminate the Dodgers in six games in the National League Championship Series was significant. It means that Adam Wainwright, instead of having pitched a Game 7 on Saturday, is rested and ready for Game 1. Wainwright is the current generation's Mr. October of the mound.
Here are five storylines to follow as the World Series begins Wednesday night on FOX (7:30 ET, first pitch 8:07).
The Cardinals' ability to eliminate the Dodgers in six games in the National League Championship Series was significant. It means that Adam Wainwright, instead of having pitched a Game 7 on Saturday, is rested and ready for Game 1. Wainwright is the current generation's Mr. October of the mound.
Wainwright's 2.10 ERA in the postseason is matched by Matt Cain of the Giants for the second lowest since 1995, the year the Wild Card and Division Series were added, expanding the postseason to three rounds. Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had a 0.70 postseason ERA.
Wainwright is 4-1 in 16 postseason appearances, including seven starts, giving him a winning percentage of .800, tied with Colby Lewis for the fifth-best percentage among Major League pitchers since 1995. The top four winning percentages belong to pitchers who are no longer active: Sterling Hitchcock (4-0, 1.000), Curt Schilling (10-1, .909), Rivera (8-1, .889) and David Cone (6-1, .857).
The Red Sox have home-field advantage. Since the addition of a third round of postseason play -- adding as many as five games to a team's October schedule -- the team with home-field advantage has won 15 of 18 World Series. The Red Sox account for two of those Series victories, in 2004 when they swept the Cards and '07 when they swept the Rockies.
The Cardinals won with home-field advantage in 2011 but also overcame opening the World Series on the road to claim the '06 title. That year, St. Louis won the opener in Detroit and lost Game 2 before sweeping three games at Busch Stadium.
All four of the most recent World Series champions have had the home-field edge (including the Giants in 2010 and '12, and the Yanks in '09).
Added bat
The Cardinals can insert the bat of Allen Craig into the lineup as the designated hitter in the games at Fenway Park. Craig has been sidelined by a foot injury but is feeling better.
The DH, however, has not been an overwhelming factor in recent years. Since 1986, when the DH began to be used in the AL parks every year (with the pitcher hitting in the NL parks), the AL has won 14 of the 26 World Series. Both leagues have had their streaks. The AL won seven of 10 World Series from 1996-2005, and the NL has won five of the last seven.
In the past 26 years, the NL DH has hit .220 with 36 RBIs, compared with the AL's .238 and 40 RBIs. Only 15 of the 52 teams in the past 26 World Series have seen their DH hit for an average better than .250, and 29 teams have seen the DH provide an average of .200 or lower.
And while the DH in Fenway Park does provide a way for the Cards to get Craig into the lineup, the Red Sox are not complaining. It means they can keep David Ortiz in the lineup but out of the field. Ortiz led the Red Sox in the Triple Crown categories during the regular season, with a .309 average, 30 home runs and 103 RBIs. Ortiz has hit just .200 in 10 postseason games this year, but he leads the Red Sox with three home runs, and his seven RBIs rank second to Shane Victorino's eight.
Role reversal
Don't believe the reputations. Boston, long known for power hitters and base cloggers, has been one of the premier running teams in the Majors this year. The Cardinals, whose history is filled with tales of speedy players, do not force the issue much right now.
Boston ranked fourth in the Majors with 123 stolen bases during the regular season, and it had a big league-best 86.6-percent success rate. Kansas City, which led the Majors with 153 stolen bases, ranked second in success percentage at 82.7. The Red Sox's 123 stolen bases are the second most in a season by Boston since 1916, though they did steal 126 bases in 2009.
The Cards, meanwhile, ranked 29th in the Major Leagues with 45 stolen bases and 67 attempts. Only Detroit was less aggressive, stealing 35 bases in 55 attempts. The 45 stolen bases are the fewest by St. Louis since the Redbirds stole 44 bases in 1958.
Grind it out
Boston makes pitchers work. The Red Sox averaged 4.017 pitches per plate appearance, second most in the Majors behind Minnesota (4.024). There has been talk about St. Louis also having a grind-it-out lineup, but the Cardinals actually ranked 26th among Major League teams with 3.76 pitches per plate appearance.
All six Red Sox hitters who qualified for the AL batting title averaged more pitches per plate appearance than the Cards' average, led by Mike Napoli, who at 4.58 led all Major Leaguers. Matt Carpenter led St. Louis with an average of 4.12.
What will be interesting is that the Cardinals' pitching staff averaged 3.80 pitches per batter during the regular season, sixth fewest in the Majors. Boston, meanwhile, ranked 27th, averaging 3.91 pitches per batter.
Tracy Ringolsby is a columnist for MLB.com.


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Tiny bear cubs found in box
Cubs placed with rescue missions
Tiny bear cubs found in box
Cubs placed with rescue missions
Three bear cubs, so small you can hold them in your hands, were found in a box on the side of the road in Oconee County.
A Department of Natural Resources official said the cubs weigh 2-3 pounds each and are probably about four weeks old.
A passerby found the cubs last Thursday and took them to the nearby Long Creek Fire Station. The assistant chief called DNR to help get the cubs to rehab facilities.
One of the cubs went to Charlestown Landing in Charleston. The other two, named Bennie and Jerry, went to the Appalachian Bear Rescue Mission in Tennessee.
If you want to follow their progress, click here.
DNR officials say if you ever encounter bear cubs in the wild, don't touch them, call DNR for help.


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The knowledge of mules
I know more about mules than I want to. I know the scent of their sweat mixed with their steaming breath at 3 in the morning. I know the sight of a fully packed mule string, nine animals long, under the light of a full moon. I know the taut sound of a manila breakaway as it snaps tight, right before it breaks under a thousand pounds of mule. I know the thunder of a wreck.
I've been packing mules since I was 19. I'm 32 now and have led strings of these long-eared critters through the backcountry of Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. I know that I am half crippled and that anyone looking at me would think I'd been in a bad car crash.
I know that a lot of folks would call a job like this romantic. I call it loneliness. I know that I am a single man who is apparently unable to maintain any kind of stable relationship. I'm gone for weeks at a time, and when I do return I am covered in the sweet smell of manure, dust and sweat. I earn enough to almost cover the bills.
In the hills I crave the town. In town I dream of the hills.
I sit mute in bars, outmatched by North Face-clad climbers in my quest for companionship. My threadbare wool jacket and calloused hands mark me as someone without a trust fund. The loud music and sterile women make me wish for the stars, the silence, and the loneliness.
I talk to the mules. They answer with the braying replies that gave them the moniker of "mountain canary."
"Knock it off, we're in this together."
They look at me, their long ears swiveling to the front.
"I've got good news and bad news. The bad news is that this is our job. The good news is that we're good at it."
They gaze at me quizzically. They never applied for this job; they were born into it. Suddenly I smell more like a mule than ever before.
These animals will do anything I ask. They will travel 30 miles in a day, march through bogs in the darkness of a new moon, or stand patient while I adjust their saddles. They are not my friends, but co-workers. I never ask too much and they never refuse.
I know the feel of warm mule blood as I gently remove sharp stobs from the puncture wounds marring the thin hide. Her soft eyes trust me even though it was my poor judgment that got us here. I bite my lip until it bleeds because men in black hats don't cry.
I know the difference between a decker and sawbuck saddle. I know how to tie a basket hitch, barrel hitch, squaw hitch, box hitch, fast diamond, single diamond, or double diamond. I can load lumber, add in a crow's foot, and make up knots for whatever you have in mind. If I can pick it up, I can pack it.
I know the smell of oiled leather, the cuts, scrapes, burns, and calluses that come with cotton ropes. I know the feel of a frozen picket and fingers that refuse to work in the cold of a November morning. I know the smell of elk and the sound of a grizzly popping its jaw. I know that I've been packing so long that I don't know what else to do.
And I know that things are different now.
Now I know the softness of pillows and the firmness of a bed, the kindness of friends and the love of family. I know the pain of that 80-pound load as I lifted it onto the side of a mule, and the shock when I realized I was on the ground and could barely move my legs. Minutes passed before I rose, almost an hour before I had the rest of the string loaded.
I've watched my muscles atrophy from disuse and my skin turn pale from lack of sun. I've been warned of bedsores and movements that are quick and sudden. I've become acquainted with pain that I had never imagined and learned the patience of dealing with government agencies as I try to get approval for surgery. I've endured the numbness of painkillers and the lethargy of injury. I know the harsh sound of a doctor's voice and the sharp knife of reality: "If you want to walk, you'll never pack mules again."
I know that my life is changing and that I need to find a new career. The obvious problem is that the only jobs I've ever held have included mules or shovels, and I cannot use either again.
The gap between what I know and what I will learn widens every day. I'm trying desperately to hang onto the other side, to bring it closer, instead of being stretched to my limits.
I know that the future holds fear, transition and hope, and that this elixir will slowly heal me. I know that joy will once again fuel me.
I know all this and more, and sometimes, it seems like I'll never know enough.
The author no longer packs mules. He lives in western Montana and is happy to be walking again.


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The Spaniard has been rotated alongside Anders Lindegaard during the season as Sir Alex Ferguson searches for his No.1 but De Gea believes that competition is healthy at the club.
"I'm at a huge club and there are big demands on you," David told the club's official website.
"As a goalkeeper I'm well aware that any mistake can be magnified by the press and the fans. That's always the case for goalkeepers, no matter where you play.
"But it's true that here at Manchester United there's added pressure. It's bigger than it was for me at Atletico Madrid and also for the Spain Under-21 team. It's a challenge that's enjoyable and it ensures you're always striving to operate at 100 per cent."
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He added: "I have been surprised. Certainly, when I was in Spain I'd heard about this aspect and seen for myself on TV the way the team always seemed to conjure up a late goal to either draw or win matches. So it's great to be a part of it myself.
"I think dramatic comebacks are part of the heart and soul of this club and it's almost written in the history of Manchester United that these sorts of things happen so often. I love being a part of it and experiencing it for myself."


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I have been reading through the comments while at work - so I hope that I haven't missed anything about what I am going to mention. Also, I haven't read through the whole site so it could be addressed elsewhere.Why do some assume that children go to heaven? I have never read anything about this in a bible. Is there some verse to clear this up?


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If the court vests legal custody of the child in the department, then extended home visits must be approved by the court in writing prior to the extended home visit. For purposes of this rule, an extended home visit is any period of unsupervised visitation between the parent and the child that exceeds forty-eight (48) hours duration. The department may terminate an extended home visit without prior court approval when, in the determination of the department, termination of the extended home visit and removal of the child is in the best interest of the child. If the department terminates an extended home visit, the department shall prepare a written statement, setting forth when the extended home visit was terminated and the reason(s) for terminating the extended home visit. The statement shall be filed with the court within forty-eight (48) hours (excluding weekends and holidays) of the termination of the extended home visit, and shall be mailed or otherwise provided to the parties.
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acid free double-sided mounting adhesive films? Preferably in rolls. And what are your thoughts on using non-acid-free alternatives when used with PH-buffered papers like Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta (ph8).
I've been using Gudy 0 870 (http://apps.webcreate.com/ecom/catalog/product_specific.cfm?ClientID=15&ProductID=20661) for about a year with Canson Platine Fibre Rag and Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 on acid-free board. I apply it manually, carefully, using a microfiber cloth for the initial stick-down, then burnishing with a rubber roller. No problems so far.I avoid all "non-acid-free alternatives" except for signage and other non-critical, short lifespan projects.
Walt, what are you mounting on? Have you had any of them pull up from the mounts or anything? Can you mount "by hand" to dibond without a roller press?john
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At Westminster Seminary California, we teach that Scripture is the inspired, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient Word of God.We hold that the Word of God is living and active, and is still the greatest need of the world today. Therefore, we are committed to training faithful pastors, teachers, and missionaries who will rightly divide and proclaim the Word of truth--bringing God's Word to God's people, thus equipping the body of Christ to carry the Gospel of Christ into the world.
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- Educate and form candidates for official, ordained ministries of instruction and leadership in the church as pastors, evangelists, and teachers
- Prepare graduates to meet the requirements for ordination as ministers of the Word, particularly in Reformed and Presbyterian denominations as well as other evangelical churches
- Interpret individual portions of Scripture accurately
- Systematize data into a coherent and comprehensive theology in the light of the history of the church's reflection on the Word
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A beautiful application that let your baby pick the song he or she likes. If he is very young you can pick for him. This is a set of apps that will teach your baby a lot of the greatest achievements in classical music, you can stimulate him and let relax anywhereand at any time. It is also an excellent application for the gestation period during which you can use in your travels, your time at work or even your free time to relax and nourish your baby with such beautiful sounds. >>> It has been shown that stimulation of ear enhances the connection between neurons. You may hear them singing and melodies since they are in the belly. If they are asleep with lullabies may babble to the four or five months. A curiosity of pregnancy, the ear is the first organ that develops in the mother's belly:the heartbeat and the flow of blood from the mother are the chords that form the first piece to perceive an embryo. Thereafter, all music enjoyable for parents stimulate baby's brain and provide him later acquire the language. Though it is through music that the baby is going to speak better, music is the bridge since it is proven that children who were stimulated with music from the womb are born with a predisposition to learn much more. >>> Dialogue between neurons What music does is that neural connections in the brain are more stimulated to learn, which will give the child more easily to prosody and melodic structure year and a half from when it begins to speak. A study of human brain development conducted at the University of California, U.S. about the benefits of Mozart's music in children (known as the Mozart effect), found that we are born with 100 billion neurons, which are connected as that our senses convey information to the brain. For example, see the smiles of the parents or hearing their voices makes the union between baby's nerve cells. The pregnant mother and fetus in the womb listeningto music are mutually beneficial because the musical interaction helps to develop communication links and facilitating the progress of language The early music should be recommended by the pediatrician in primary care and integrated into the rehabilitation of children with disabilities With experience in the treatment of disabilities and autism, doctors use the music children three and four years with language difficulties. Improve attention, memory and begin to speak in words that copy and then manage to unite. This shows that neurons are connecting. Maternity in the best resorts to the music during the clinical evaluation of blind babies to improve the results. The response is fantastic because they are like sponges that meet perceived relaxation in the mother and get ready better to show their full potential. >>> Intensity, rings and rhythms As thought, the musical compositions are the beginning, middle and end. As voice, are a set of tone, intensity, timbre and rhythms so the baby gets organized. If Mom or Dad sing to sleep, for example, four or five months the baby babbling begins to fall asleep. Specialists stimulation and early child development agree that music is a tool that encourages communication. Learn singing refers to knowledge emotion, as when a baby hears a song, he first produces emotions and then copy it listener. As the songs, the language is also a game. >>> Week 16 Only after 16 weeks of pregnancy, the baby begins to capture by the auditory system sounds outside the mother. Although his brain still can not decode, it responds with reflexes. In the first stage is studied through a scanner how babies respond by placing small speakers an inch from the belly (to support them, the answer is sensitive and not hearing). On screen, the researchers found that the fetuses began to suck and who sought sound source… Know more inside… Enjoy this beatyfull app and expend some valuable and constructive time with your baby.


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I have downloaded, installed, and integrated MAGMA 1.3 into my application. I am currently focusing on magma_cgesv.
Ubuntu 11.04 and 12.04
I have run several tests on a 580 card (GPU_TARGET = Fermi). On one test that solve a linear system of size 9072x9072. It appears to be in-line w/ my MKL CPU based results as expected.
I run the same test on a K10 card (GPU_TARGET = Fermi). The results again appear to be in-line w/ my CPU based results.
I run the same test on the same K10 card (GPU_TARGET = Kepler). The data is way off from MKL CPU results - not NaN's though.
I run another test with the 580 card (GPU_TARGET = Fermi) on a 35790x35790 system. Accuracy is way off to the MKL CPU results.
I run the same test on a K10 card (GPU_TARGET = Fermi). The results again appear way off from CPU based results. Moreover, the K10 and 580 results, both being wrong, are also very dissimilar.
I run the same test on a K10 card (GPU_TARGET = Kepler). I receive NaN's as output.
Conclusion : MAGMA appears to be giving different results depending on GPU_TARGET specified. In some cases MAGMA is giving NaNs.
My make.inc is below. I only change GPU_TARGET for each test. Is there something I have not properly configured that would cause these accuracy problems?
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# GPU_TARGET specifies for which GPU you want to compile MAGMA:
GPU_TARGET = Fermi
#GPU_TARGET = Kepler
#GPU_TARGET = Tesla
CC = icc
NVCC = nvcc
FORT = gfortran -DCUBLAS_GFORTRAN
ARCH = ar
ARCHFLAGS = cr
RANLIB = ranlib
# CUDA 5 needs -DCUBLAS_GFORTRAN or appropriate setting to compile cuda/src/fortran.c bindings
NVOPTS = -O3 -DADD_ --compiler-options -fno-strict-aliasing -DUNIX
LDOPTS = -fPIC -Xlinker -zmuldefs
# old MKL
#LIB = -lmkl_intel_lp64 -lmkl_intel_thread -lmkl_lapack -lmkl_core -lguide -lpthread -lcublas -lcudart -lm
# see MKL Link Advisor at http://software.intel.com/sites/products/mkl/
# icc with MKL 10.3
LIB = -lmkl_intel_lp64 -lmkl_intel_thread -lmkl_core -lpthread -lcublas -lcudart -lm -openmp
# define these in your environment
MKLROOT = /opt/intel/mkl
CUDADIR = /usr/local/cuda
#CUDADIR = /usr/local/cuda-5.0
LIBDIR = -L$(MKLROOT)/lib/intel64 \
INC = -I$(CUDADIR)/include
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For a brief while Friday night, the Blackhawks' present took a back seat to the past.
Once the red carpet on the pregame ceremony honoring Hawks legends Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita was rolled up, the Hawks went back to the business of fighting for a Western Conference playoff spot.
The San Jose Sharks spoiled some of the evening's fun, snapping the Hawks' three-game winning streak with a 3-2 victory at the United Center before a crowd of 21,908, the largest of the season.
The loss in the playoff-like atmosphere dropped the Hawks' season record to 33-29-6 and put a dent in their postseason chances.
The Hawks opened the scoring with Brent Seabrook's power-play goal at the 3-minute-35-second mark of the first period. Seabrook poked a rebound of a Patrick Sharp shot past Sharks goaltender Evgeni Nabokov for his ninth goal of the season. The goal was the 42nd of the season for a Hawks defenseman after blue-liners scored 21 all last season.
Jonathan Cheechoo of the Sharks wasted little time tying it with a goal 17 seconds later when he scored past Hawks goalie Patrick Lalime from in close.
The Sharks went up 2-1 on Kyle McLaren's goal at 12:45. McLaren took a feed from behind the goal from Joe Thornton and fired a one-timer from between the circles. Thornton earned his second assist—and 62nd of the season—on the goal.
Rookie center Jonathan Toews tipped in a Duncan Keith shot from the blue line at 18:09 of the first to make it 2-2 . The goal was Toews' 19th in his 50th game of the season.
At 14:31 of the second, Patrick Marleau's wrist shot from inside the left circle got by Lalime to give the Sharks a 3-2 lead.
Rene Bourque appeared to score the tying goal with 31 seconds left in the game, but it was disallowed after it was ruled he directed the puck in with his hand.
Hawks winger Ben Eager suffered a slightly separated shoulder after taking a hit by McLaren during the first period.
Waiting gameVeteran center Kevyn Adams is ready to return to action following months of rehabilitation of his injured left knee, but Hawks coach Denis Savard made him a healthy scratch Friday night.
Savard is reluctant to change a lineup that has been playing so well so Adams' comeback after not playing since Nov. 7 is on hold.
"It's a tough call, [Adams is] one of my leaders," Savard said. "He really has worked hard to get back. He understands. He's ready. Day by day we'll see what happens."
Paying the priceSavard said the play of Wednesday night's game was when rookie Patrick Kane was checked face first into the boards but recovered in time to set up the Hawks' second goal in the 3-0 victory.
"It's a good feeling after the game when guys are coming up to you and saying good job," said Kane, who was slow to get up after the hit. "It's not something I want to be getting used to when I'm getting drilled into the boards like that."
One-timersGoaltender Nikolai Khabibulin, who has missed eight games with back spasms, was able to exercise for the first time since the injury Friday. He's expected to return to the ice for practice in a couple of days. … Rookie center Dave Bolland missed his second straight game with a hip flexor and isn't expected to play Sunday afternoon when the Hawks host the Edmonton Oilers.


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Hey mamas, I saw a doctor today who was filling in for a breastfeeding expert doctor. The usual doctor is highly recommended and is a member of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine; I'm not sure if the doctor filling in is or not. Anyway, I got some advice that I thought was questionable, so I wanted to see what you all thought, and I can't get hold of my LLL leader at the moment.
She gave me a prescription for antibiotics, 250 mg of Keflex, and said that I should start taking it (3/day) at the first sign of a lump, but that I could try 3, 2, even just 1 day of taking it instead of the usual 5-10 days recommended, to see if that kicks it. I asked if that isn't normally not recommended because not enough time on abx will just encourage the bugs to become resistant to them, but she seemed to feel it was ok to "listen to my body" and if I felt totally better, to see if that does it in order to minimize the antibiotix exposure, because anyway they "wouldn't become resistant right away."
She also prescribed Fucidin antibiotic cream to put right on the nipple 1-2 times per day (or up to 5 if I kept having to wipe it off to feed baby), as my nipple does invert in on itself when baby's not sucking, so it's pretty much a breeding ground for bugs as well. And she recommended that I do that all the time, every day, not just when I feel a plugged duct coming on.
Also, she talked about the fact that a sick baby will keep infecting me, like when baby has a cold or something. I was under the impression that mastitis was caused by bacteria, not viruses - can it be viruses getting into the breast as well?
Thanks for your time! I'm a bit confused by all this. It doesn't sound right but I don't know, I'm pretty desperate. Maybe I could just do a full 5 days of the abx (she gave me 50 tabs). I know that antibiotics are particularly hard on my body so I have tried really hard to avoid them, but maybe one full course of them would kick this recurring thing? I don't know! Any insight is welcome.


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Roger Brown's High School Basketball: The anticipated rematchBy ROGER BROWN
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 14. 2014 9:44PM
Boys' basketball finalsToday
Division I, at UNH: Manchester Central vs. Merrimack, noon
Division II, at UNH: Pembroke vs. Portsmouth, 3 p.m.
Division IV, at Plymouth State: Sunapee vs. Epping, noon
After his team beat second-seeded Trinity of Manchester in Monday's Division I semifinals, Merrimack High School boys' basketball coach Tim Goodridge was asked which team he'd like to face in this year's championship game: top-seeded Manchester Central or No. 12 Manchester Memorial?
Goodridge praised both teams, but didn't give the politically-correct answer.
"They're both excellent teams," Goodridge said. "But down deep we want to play Central, because they beat us."
The Tomahawks will get another crack at the Little Green, because Central knocked off Memorial, 99-91 in double overtime, in Monday's second semifinal. Merrimack, the tournament's third seed, will face Central in today's Division I championship game (noon) at the University of New Hampshire's Lundholm Gymnasium.
Central (21-0) beat Merrimack (19-2), 62-59, in Manchester during the regular season. Senior guard Eric Gendron, Merrimack's top scorer, fouled out with 4:19 to play and Central leading by nine, but the Tomahawks were within one with 42 seconds to play.
Merrimack point guard Austin Franzen tossed in 17 points that night. Brett Hanson and Joey Martin each scored 21 for Central.
"They are not a one-man team," Central coach Doc Wheeler said. "Franzen, (Shayne) Bourque, (Dylan) Richardson — they have a lot of kids who contribute. We have a huge challenge in front of us."
If Wheeler has been losing sleep this week it's probably because he's uncertain what type of defense, or defenses, Merrimack will throw at Central today.
Merrimack played a combination of man, zone and triangle-and-two during its 58-46 triumph over Trinity. The Pioneers are the only other team that beat the Tomahawks during the regular season.
Merrimack held Trinity forward Carmen Giampetruzzi to two points in Monday's victory. Giampetruzzi scored 24 when Trinity beat Merrimack 62-57 earlier this year. Trinity shot 33 percent (16 for 48) from the field in Monday's loss.
"We're mostly a man team, but we've been playing a lot of zone lately and it's really been working well — that 1-2-2," Goodridge said. "Credit my assistant coach, Mike Gasper. He came up here from New Jersey and wanted me to play it seven, eight years ago, but I wouldn't listen to him. Now I'm finally listening to my defensive specialist.
"We've had that in our pocket for years. We haven't used it a lot, but lately we've been using it because we've been playing some teams that are a little quicker than us, and able to penetrate on us."
Central's defense wasn't nearly as effective in its victory over Memorial. The Crusaders shot 65.4 percent from the field in the first half, and 48.3 percent in the second half.
Memorial didn't have a hard time scoring until after point guard Trevon Maughn fouled out in the fourth quarter. The Crusaders missed 16 of their 20 field goal attempts in the two overtimes.
"(Merrimack) certainly defended better than we did." Wheeler said. "We'll need a better effort."
The Division IV boys' championship game features the two highest-scoring teams in the division. Fourth-seeded Sunapee (18-3) is averaging 72.5 points per contest, and third-seeded Epping is averaging 68.1 points per game.
"They use four guards and they're an outstanding 3-point shooting team," Epping coach Sean Young said. "They're looking to get the game up in the 80s."
Epping and Sunapee will meet today (noon) at Plymouth State University. It will be the third game between the teams this season. Epping won 56-51 in Epping; and Sunapee won 92-69 in Sunapee.Jimmy Stanley, Epping's leading scorer, did not play in the loss to Sunapee. Stanley, a 6-foot-3 guard/forward, is averaging 22.7 points, 14 rebounds and five assists per game.
Stanley is complemented at the offensive end by junior center Brett Couture, who is averaging 14.6 points and seven rebounds per game; and sophomore guard Colby Wilson, who is averaging 12 points per game.
Epping is seeking its first state title since 1992. Sunapee has never won a state championship.
"I'd prefer a higher-scoring game," Young said. "I feel our depth can cause them problems. Their rotation is really six guys. I go 10 to 11 deep."
Roger Brown covers high school basketball for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. He can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @603SportsMedia.


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Charles Julius Guiteau (pronounced /gɨˈtoʊ/; September 8, 1841 – June 30, 1882) was an American lawyer who assassinated U.S. President James A. Garfield on July 2, 1881. He was executed by hanging. He had a history of mental illness.
Guiteau was born in Freeport, Illinois, the fourth of six children of Luther Wilson Guiteau and Jane Howe. He moved with his family to Ulao, Wisconsin (now Grafton, Wisconsin) in 1850 and lived there until 1855, when his mother died. Soon after, Guiteau and his father moved back to Freeport.
He inherited $1,000 from his grandfather (worth about $24,400 in year–2011 dollars) as a young man and went to Ann Arbor, Michigan, in order to attend the University of Michigan. Due to inadequate academic preparation, he failed the entrance examinations. After some time trying to do remedial work in Latin and algebra at Ann Arbor High School, during which time he received numerous letters from his father haranguing him to do so, he quit and joined the utopian religious sect known as the Oneida Community, in Oneida, New York, with which Guiteau's father already had close affiliations. Despite the "group marriage" aspects of that sect, he was generally rejected during his five years there, and was nicknamed "Charles Gitout". He left the community twice. The first time he went to Hoboken, New Jersey, and attempted to start a newspaper based on Oneida religion, to be called "The Daily Theocrat". This failed and he returned to Oneida, only to leave again and file lawsuits against the community's founder, John Humphrey Noyes. Guiteau's father, embarrassed, wrote letters in support of Noyes, who had considered Guiteau irresponsible and insane.


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I hate the plain cases they are boring and I could never find them in my purse. So I covered a couple like this but on the 2nd one I made the inside out of 2 separate pieces and added a little extra to the top to hang over the hinge area that went to the bottom of the case. It opens easier this way
cute gift idea!! thanks for the link
I'm coping the instructions so I can make these for next years Christmas stocking for my neighbors.
Thanks for the link. The little sewing case is so cute. She has a really nice site. I looked at some other tutes of hers and really enjoyed them.
I like this - it is really sturdy. I think it would be a cute idea for teachers' gifts. As a teacher I frequently needed to make emergency repairs to students' clothing (and sometimes my own). You could easily personalize this for a man or woman! I would definitely add seveeral different sizes of safety pins and needles with monochromatic thread. It would also be great to give a guy for his desk at work.
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The case is very attractive....... I would add a cord and attach the scissors, a bit of elastic to hold the spools, too. Can you tell I drop things and mislay tools?
Cute idea. I'll file it away for next year. Thanks.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said some top executives at the largest U.S. bank "acted like children" in handling an errant derivatives bet that cost the company more than $6.2 billion last year.
"Instead of helping, they were running around with their head chopped off, 'what does this mean for me personally, how's my reputation?'" Dimon, 56, said today at a conference in San Francisco hosted by the New York-based bank. Some people "felt they could take advantage of it personally, they were willing to hurt the company by maneuvering."
The so-called London whale, the nickname of the U.K.-based trader Bruno Iksil because his trading book was so large, made a wrong-way bet on credit derivatives that led to the company's single biggest trading loss and at one point wiped out as much as $51 billion in market value. At least a dozen state, federal and international bodies are investigating the trades.
"We had 100 people who worked every day for 90 days to help the real problem, the risk, not the ongoing regulatory review, but the real problem to get the risk down so we didn't have ongoing exposure," Dimon said. "You learn the good and the bad about people and that's invaluable to find out who those people are. Invaluable."
While some people "acted terribly," he said the bank now has the "best management team I've ever had in my entire life."
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After losing to Diego Brandao by first-round arm-triangle choke at UFC on FUEL 9 last month, UFC featherweight Pablo Garza has been released by the UFC. Garza confirmed the bad news yesterday, saying that he will focus on coaching and competing in jiu-jitsu for the time being, although he didn't rule out a return to MMA competition.
Though Garza kicked off his pro career with seven consecutive wins, he endured a couple of setbacks before making it into the UFC. First, he was selected for the TUF 11 lightweight cast, but lost a decision to Michael Johnson in the elimination round before making it into the house. After winning a couple more fights in his native North Dakota, Garza was brought back to the Zuffa fold as a featherweight injury replacement for Jason Reinhardt at WEC 51, and was quickly guillotine choked by Tiequan Zhang.
But the UFC gave him another chance, bringing him into the big leagues after the WEC closed its doors. Garza went on to score back-to-back wins over Fredson Paixao (via Knockout of the Night-earning flying knee) and Yves Jabouin (via Submission of the Night-earning flying triangle). A pair of losses to Dustin Poirier and Dennis Bermudez followed, putting the Scarecrow on thin ice again. But Garza redeemed himself by dominating Mark Hominick in a gritty decision at UFC 154 last November.
The April loss to Brandao sunk Garza's UFC record to an even 3-3 — not the most impressive tally, but then again, all of Garza's wins were pretty damn fantastic. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to keep him on the roster. Bummer. In other firing news…Read More DIGG THIS


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GoldenEye has been the heart of low-key cool since James Bond author Ian Fleming first built the estate in the town of Oracabessa on Jamaica's North Coast in the 1950s. For decades, this hideaway has played host to the glitterati and literati — writers, musicians and heads of state. GoldenEye is presently owned by Jamaica-raised Chris Blackwell, the founder of Island Records.
Set along the coast, among tropical gardens and around the calm waters of the property's lagoon and secluded beaches, the 52-acre estate now encompasses 20 units. These include nine Beach Villas, two Lagoon Villas, six Lagoon Cottages and one Ocean Front Villa. Guests can also book Fleming's own private three-bedroom villa, which also has two guest cottages. An added thrill for those renting the villa is Fleming's writing desk, which still stands as he left it.
Strawberry Hill is located in the heart of one of the world's most famous coffee-producing mountain ranges, Jamaica's Blue Mountains. Strawberry Hill is 3,100 feet above sea level and features magnificent views of the Blue Mountains and Jamaica's capital city of Kingston. On a clear day, it's possible to see up to 40 miles from the property's infinity-edge pool.
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Gears of Wars: Tactics, a Kinect-only RTS based in the Gears universe, has been outed by a number of low quality screens snapped from early alpha footage of the game.
The screens show off a top-down perspective, with a squad of four being led by Baird. VGleaks, which posted the images, claims players control the action by using a finger to draw a path for soldiers to take.
VGleaks also states that Epic Games was working on the title for the Xbox 360, but is believed to have switched development to Durango.
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Video games are great, but sometimes they're harboring some dumb things. Sometimes they do those dumb things over and over and over again. Here are a few of those common tropes that need to go.
The one about the turrets is so true. I think Borderlands 2 was poking fun at the absurdity of this gaming cliche, with the first boss battle against Boom & Bewm.
Completing a complex puzzle, going through traps and rooms to find the keys to get past the door...only to find the enemy has passed it.
Exploding barrels - people just leave them around wherever they want. Play Quantum of Solace...there's a ton of them inside a casino for some reason.
Backtracking - Go to point A, beat boss, get item. Go back to town, only to find out you "forgot" something and have to go back there again. After 4-5 trips the NPC you talked to was "kidnapped" or "disappeared" and you have to go there AGAIN to rescue them.
Weapons and ammo magically reset to default at the end of a chapter...
I'm usually very careful to use force equal to what is necessary in most games. I'm very careful with ammo consumption, particularly with weapons I enjoy using....so it pissed me off when after all that care, I'm rewarded with sh**ty default weapons for my trouble at the end of a chapter.
Take Halo 4, for example because it's the most recent game I've played with this trope. You plow through a bunch of covenant using plasma pistols to destroy shields and the covenant carbine for the quick headshot afterwards. You use precision to scythe through all from Elites to grunts with while using very little carbine ammo. You cruise that that section only to have a door lock behind you and a nice cutscene. You get back into action and get boned with that awful assault rifle and decen pistol, instead of the infinitely more effective carbine/plasma pistol combo.
How? Cutscene magic is how. I'm in the middle of some foreign planet surrounded by prometheans but I magically end up with Marine weapons?
Alan Wake did the same s*** only super bones you by removing all of your damn flashlights, flares, and other things that took you an entire chapter to acquire. GRRR...
Only AI can kick down doors, but you can slaughter and entire army by yourself-
This isn't a Halo thing. This is more of every other shooter out there thing. Especially those of the modern variety. It's amazing how some door to some mudhut in the middle of the desert cant be kicked down or even opened by you, but you can slow down time and headshot 3 or 4 guys all huddled up in the same general area after your buddy politely opens the door for you.


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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released QB Mike Kafka Monday, Oct. 27. The team also released WR Eric Page from their practice squad and placed CB Derrius Brooks (knee) on the practice squad Reserve/Injured list.
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Re: "Coming Home To True North..."I'm becoming (have become) an old curmudgeon.
The shot is in Australia. And how does water get to Australia, if it doesn't run down hill? Duh.
Go back an look at the image...fact is, there is no water/sky horizontal...the far shores are receding in the distance as a result of perspective. The antenna on the ship is vertical so, I think the shot is level.
I can see what you're saying, Jeff, but when I just relax and look at the image the impression I have is that the horizon is tilted to down to the left, so it looks off. To my mind it's better to correct so that it looks "right" even if looking right is actually wrong, if you get my drift (pardon the pun). (which may or may not involve a slavishly horizontal horizon)
I do have a question, though: If you shoot the scene with a receding shoreline, and there are no trees or other verticals to show that, should you attempt to straighten the apparent tilt to make it appear more correct, even if it violates the actual reality of the receding shore line?
The problem with this photo is that the land angle is subtle enough that the line of the water could be mistaken for the true horizon. But it isn't. I think MR was either standing on shore, or standing up in a boat, and the true horizon is about at that line of portholes on the hull of the boat, or a hair lower.


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Hopkinton High to add a computer science courseBy NANCY BEAN FOSTER
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CONTOOCOOK - For nearly 15 years, Hopkinton High School students have been participating in engineering courses through Project Lead the Way. Starting next fall, the school will introduce a new course to get kids ready to face the high-tech world.
Unified Arts Department head Will Renauld said Project Lead the Way, a nonprofit program that helps bring engineering to high school students, has made Hopkinton High School a pilot school for its new computer science and software engineering program. The course is designed to give students exposure to data collection and processing and software design, offering them a chance to experience the kind of skills that are in high demand in the computer science and information technology industries.
"Two years ago, we had about 20 students express interest in a computer science and computer programming courses and that's what prompted Will Renauld to start looking into options," said Principal Chris Kelley. "We try to be ahead of the curve as much as we can."
The computer science component of the engineering curriculum, which will teach kids a variety of skills including designing Android applications, will complement the six other classes in the program which include digital electronics, engineering design, and civil engineering and architecture.
Through Project Lead the Way, teacher Kate Backman will be sent to a training program in California to learn how to teach the course. That training will start as soon as school gets out in the summer so that Backman will have time to prepare the course for the fall.
"The teacher training is free," said Renauld, "and Kate will be among 49 educators from across the country who will be field-testing the curriculum."
The skills Backman learns at training will be introduced to the students next school year, but Renauld said the class will be a work in progress that Hopkinton students will be able to help make better.
"Because we're a pilot school, we'll be able to give input into the program as we go along so that Project Lead the Way can fine-tune the course," he said.


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Yangon (Myanmar): Eight demonstrators arrested for peacefully protesting in Myanmar`s largest city against a mining project have been freed on bail.
Aung Thein, the lawyer for two of the activists arrested in the last week of November, says all eight were freed today but face trial December 24 on charges of inciting unrest. They were originally denied bail on the charge, which carries a maximum sentence of two years` imprisonment.
They protested against the Letpadaung copper mine in northwestern Myanmar, alleging it causes environmental and social damage. They also protested against a violent crackdown on demonstrators at the site.
Separately, a prominent former activist monk arrested December 1 was freed yesterday and will not face charges.
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