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On Wednesday, April 23, the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) Committee on Infractions released a report concluding that major violations occurred in the UW-River Falls' athletics program.
Specifically, the report concluded that UW-River Falls failed to properly educate personnel involved in the awarding of financial aid about NCAA regulations and allowed a former head football coach to be involved in the arranging of financial aid packages.
The report also included a series of secondary violations concerning the awarding of scholarships to five former student athletes during the 2007-2008 through 2011-2012 academic years.
"One of UW-River Falls' six core values is integrity," said UW-RF Chancellor Dean Van Galen. "In that spirit, we self-reported the NCAA violations as soon as we became aware that they had occurred and current university leaders have taken proactive and corrective actions to ensure that the previous errors will not be repeated."
Penalties in this case include one year of probation, a review from the NCAA Committee on Financial Aid, and an outside audit of athletic employment and scholarship awarding practices. Penalties do not include a prohibition from post-season competition or a requirement to vacate past victories.
"Over the past three years we have implemented measures to improve compliance in regards to rules education and monitoring including participation in NCAA financial aid education programs and the establishment of rules education workshops for numerous university departments," said UW-RF Director of Athletics Roger Ternes. "University leaders have also worked closely with the NCAA, the UW-River Falls Foundation, and our donors to remove all language associated with athletics leadership, participation, and performance from scholarship criterion."
To ensure the prompt and accurate dissemination of information pertaining to this case, UW-River Falls has developed a website to serve as a reference for members of the campus community, the media, and prospective student athletes at www.uwrfsports.com/sports/2014/4/23/AD_0423144718.aspx.


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One thing I am not wondering about this morning? Greg McGarity's thoughts on what we need to fix in the off season. I agree with Blutarsky's point that no amount of fretting over philosophy will change who Mark Richt is, nor will the person making the decisions about Richt's future and use of that philosophy make a change directly because of it. McGarity doesn't think the problem is philosophy. He knows the problem is approach and preparation.
From McGarity:
McGarity also urged fans upset over the Bulldogs' 33-30, triple-overtime loss to the Spartans in triple overtime to keep the defeat in perspective.
"Blair Walsh kicks a 42-yard field goal and we're sitting here feeling great about ourselves," McGarity said. "But would we have solved our running game problem? No. Would that have solved them being able to go on an 85-yard drive with no timeouts? No. So, I mean, the dynamics haven't changed. It's not going to matter diddly-squat when we start lifting weights in three weeks. If anything it'll add more incentive for next year."I don't believe he thinks the issue is philosophy. I don't believe he thinks the issues are the individual running backs or individual blockers. I believe he thinks the issue is the ability of the coaches to put the players we have in a position to succeed, either by preparation, play calling or scheme (yes, I realize philosophy is reflected in at least two of those things; but I am talking about doing so successfully within the philosophy). At least two of those were suspect in three of the four losses. We saw the defense have issues with those things for first time in several games during the last two minutes of the game on Monday.
Greg McGarity said the right things to Coach Richt when he was hired. I believe he'll keep doing and saying the right things in the future. McGarity isn't telling Richt to be a different coach, to take more chances and be more Lesticles like. He is telling him that his program has to be able to do the things it takes to win games using the conservative game management approach, such as run the ball successfully and stop an opponent who has 85 yards to go with under two minutes to play.
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SANAA, Yemen – A Yemeni military official says an American drone strike has killed nine suspected Al Qaeda militants and inadvertently killed and wounded some civilians.
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LONDON, July 23 (UPI) -- Britain's Metropolitan Police Service, which operates in the greater London area, is to receive a new command-and-control system from Northrop Grumman.
Northrop said it is supplying its CommandPoint application to the police, which will serve "as the core solution" for Scotland Yard's new command and control requirements.
"This is an important award for us that acknowledges our leading capability in public safety command-and-control application systems," said Jim Myers, vice president and general manager, Cyber Solutions division, Northrop Grumman Information Systems. "We are very pleased to be working with the Metropolitan Police Service, and we look forward to building a strong partnership with them and delivering this world class capability."
Scotland Yard plans to go live with its new command-and-control system in 2015. The system will manage all incoming, emergency, non-emergency and internal calls.
The London Ambulance Service implemented CommandPoint for its emergency calls last year.
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- " [...] and Araminta Meliflua... cousin of my mother's... tried to force through a Ministry Bill to make Muggle-hunting legal [...]'"
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Araminta Meliflua once proposed (or, as the son of her cousin once worded, "tried to force through") a Ministry Bill in order to make Muggle-hunting legal. This bill was turned down by the Ministry of Magic,[1] likely because it would be in breach of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy and inhumane.
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yellowTAB was so kind to provide OSNews with several review copies. Mensys NL shipped mine, a clean DVD case, containing the disc, a quickstart manual and a card containing serial number and license key. The package looks professional, with a clear description and some screenshots. Minimum and recommenced system specifications are listed. The quickstart manual is bilingual (English and German) and is very easy to understand, even for newcomers to the BeOS platform. The serial and license keys are needed after installation; when you first boot up, a dialog pops up asking you for the keys.
The installation procedure is different from the old BeOS. First, the installer asks you which out of 25 languages you want to use (includes Russian, Chinese and Japanese). On faster computers, this change is instant, however, on my older PII 400 Mhz, switching languages took a lot longer (but that's not surprising). After agreeing to the EULA, the partitioner loads up. This partitioner is powered by Paragon, but the functionality is limited. You can only resize partitions when there's unpartitioned space available to do so (or when you only have one partition). You can't delete partitions, which I find rather odd; especially taking into account that the partitioning engine is based on Paragon software. They should definitely improve on this.
A complete installation of all software on the disc takes up about one gigabyte. You can tweak the installation per package, so more experienced BeOS users can probably trim the installation quite a bit. When all packages are installed, which shouldn't take more than about 15 minutes, the installer asks you if you want to install the BeOS bootloader. This procedure is the same on all flavours of the Be, and it's easy to use. It will correctly identify Windows partitions and make them bootable; however, BeBootMan cannot boot Linux without putting GRUB or LiLo on the Linux root partition (as far as I know, that is).
After all this, the installation is finished, and the CD is ejected and your computer rebooted. This is when the fun starts.
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The first thing that anyone notices who's not familiar with the Be, is boot time. Or better yet, lack thereof. In that sense, Zeta hasn't changed a bit since r5. Booting is a matter of, say, 15 seconds, completely blowing away any Linux, Windows or OS X install. The short boottime is something that has always been a huge selling point for the Be to me, as I hate slow-booting operating systems (luckily OS X has good sleep/wake functionality, else it would be such a pain to use). The Zeta bootscreen is basically the same as the old r5 one, just the graphics have changed a bit. In fact, the row of icons is still the same; from the atom to the BeBox.
Upon first boot, Zeta presents you with the new preferences application. This application is the complete opposite of what we BeOS users are used to: instead of having one panel per preferences group (ie. network, appearance, etc), you now have all the preference panels loaded into one application. I'm not entirely sure if I like it or not; one of the things I liked about BeOS were those individual panels. However, I think that one application where you can configure everything is a must these days, it's something the computer user will be looking for. I, myself, prefer having individual panels. But that's mostly a matter of taste. My hardware, which isn't all that fancy (cmi 8738 sound chipset, Ati Radeon 9000, RTL-8139 network chipset), was all working correctly out-of-the-box. Even my internal IDE ZIP-drive worked like a charm.
The preferences application itself has grown a lot when it comes to stability. In previous versions of Zeta it could be quite a buggy experience, but it seems that the developers at yellowTAB have taken that criticism to heart: it's stable as a rock now. You now change your resolution, and configure networking. The latter is something that should be done during install, as far as I'm concerned. There is no warning or whatsoever telling you that your network isn't configured.
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- Create opinion polls for students to answer.
- Make action research questionnaires
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Are any of you noticing new animations in the game? I tweet about this all the time and I'm not the only one noticing. Some of the NBALiveStreamTeam members and others in the community have said they notice new things as well.
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Halo 4 already released before its actual date
Disc loading video was just uploaded on YouTube, but Microsoft soon claims copyright. 2nd update - Some Xbox 360 user already played it. Images found!
I bet it was bought from some euro store
Would've had a PEGI rating if that was the case.
Maybe someone in the factory quickly grabbed a copy and made off. What intrigues me is Microsoft quickly taking the video down which makes the leak seem more legitimate.
Probably a review copy, I dunno. I don't know why these stories are allowed on N4G; it makes people avoid the site for weeks sometimes.
I am going to have to stay out of N4G or any gaming site if I dont want the game spoiled by someone who gets off by spoiling games for people. (Rumor Spolier Alert read at your own risk) Some dude posted here on monday about Cortana dieing as an AI but then Chief finds Dr Halsey and what happens next is mind blowing so do not want to spoil it for anyone if it is true. STAY OF THE NET NEXT WEEK IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY HALO4.
I'm staying away from the N4G site when the reviews for Halo 4 comes out PERIOD. I know, without a doubt, that fanboy wars will erupt and sure as hell will not be pretty. Mark my words on that.
Disbelief. Why not show the cover? Why only two discs that can be easily PhotoShopped and printed ont any 360 disc on a case that could be for any 360 game?
Microsoft JUMPED on the copyright claim. This IS real. I cant find the video ANYWHERE. They dont do that for nothing.
Well another reason is that if it is a fake video and someone made it look like the worst game of the year it would put off people from pre-ordering. On top of that if it really is a terrible game and it has a lot of hype behind it (therefore meaning it will sell) then you dont want those people who are pre-ordering it to cancel.
well time to avoid comments on n4g :-/
well know in 25 days
we'll aahh haaa haaa.
It probably is, things do leak quite quickly
Not this quick though. I've never heard of a Halo or COD game or something else on this level being leaked this early.
Thats true but RE6 leaked like a month early too.
Halflife 2? it leaked. made them redesign practically the whole game.
Its only 3 weeks from now...
skyrim was leaked 3 weeks early, saints row 2 was leaked almost 2 months early...i can keep going, almost every game is leaked at least a little early and then uploaded on to torrent sites for people to play on their modded 360's.
@3-4-5 - That's funny because a Black Ops 2 demo build was leaked a month ago.
halo 3 was leaked 4 weeks ahead of release date. blops was out 2 weeks before.
Halo 2 was also leaked very early.. I remember because there was a massive campaign by fans to try and hack the hackers. Never seen a fanbase so upset about a leak.
looks real enough, although i would have thought the inside of the case would have been similar to the Dead Space 2 case having one disc on a hinge and the other behind it. Dead Space 2 Case ---> http://nerdappropriate.com/...
Looks legit. EDIT: : blue_cheese The guy just took the bottom disc out and put it on the other side to show us.
Looks fake, there is no cover for the case you can see straight through to the table and if there is actually two discs (even though I have never heard that it has and I've been following the game closely, but it may have slipped by) why would there NOT be a second holder for it or a game manual? Good attempt but pathetic in the end.
1 disk is campaign other is multi player which is only a install all plays off disk one. http://www.gamepur.com/news...
but you think they would have mentioned something about it being two discs. Having a surprise two disc game isn't something companies typically like to do. I don't mind if it is or not but the fact I never read anything about it in an interview before is weird. Like I said too if they did say something I could have missed it, it's always possible.
Summons, 2 Discs have been confirmed but you really don't even use disc 2. You Install Disc 2 on your Xbox for the multiplayer portion and then put in disc 1 to play everything including Multiplayer. Disc 2 is just an install disc.
The discs at least looks pretty legit to me. As for no manual or cover art, it's probably some kind of early review copy or something http://i.imgur.com/iFXv3.jp...
Why do people promote stuff like this? Fine you got the game before release. There's a high possibility of being band from Xbox Live and even a fine for you or the retailer. Is that really worth it.
You dont get banned. I have had a few games early, you might only have a few hundred people on playing it. gears 3 for example i had that a week early and it even had a message saying "you are one of the lucky few to play gears early please bare with us while we iron out a few bugs before release day" also had mw2 early and fable 3. just a heads up for those that get worried about this stuff.
You missed my point. Did you read what was in black and white? "Why do people promote stuff like this?" These people "promote" that they got it early by using YouTube and other websites. This is when they have a "possibility" of getting banned or fined. If a retailer is found to be in violation it could ruin them. Fines are not something to laugh at. Street dates are broken all the time but promoting it is foolishness.
I read the part about a high possibility of being band, and then I confirmed that you wont get banned. I know this from personal experience. Sorry for trying to be helpful to those people who get games early and are scared to go online. you sound paranoid. Also you dont get fined for going into shops and buying things. Geez oh!
Again your reading in the wrong direction. Take off your blinders. I can't believe I'm using my last reply bubble for this. Who cares if you play online. Who cares that you got the game before release. Honestly, who cares! However, where a company that produces a product like this cares is when you promote it using YouTube and other websites. Sharing videos online showing gameplay is the main issue. If it wasn't an issue why did Microsoft claim copyright? There are fines out there for many things, and I'm sure if a company "really wanted" to they would be more then happy to ram a lawyer down ones throat. I'm sure your going to reply with something that is way off in left field again. I'm waiting...
Im just saying that you wont get band for playing early, In your comment you said "There's a high possibility of being band from Xbox Live" and I know thats incorrect, so i thought id give you a heads up, You seem easily upset.
I would spend the next 25 days in Forge mode....what servers would even be available now that WOUDLN'T get you banned? And man I hope they don't ruin the ending for everyone in the next few weeks...
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its not on xbox360iso or thepiratebay yet...if it pops up on there soon, then yeah it was leaked
I am surprised it took as long as it did.
is this a DVD problem?
Looks like it has been leaked, or this guy is a reviewer, as he has Halo 4 in his recent games played and has achievements for it: https://live.xbox.com/en-US... The game comes out in 3 weeks, many games have been leaked much earlier. Over on Neogaf people have been permanently banned off Xbox Live for even messaging the people with Halo 4 in their recently played list, and have posted the email from Microsoft explaining the ban. So it all looks legit, Halo 4 has been leaked.
The left part of the case has nothing on it, pretty much.
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During a recent Newmarket school facilities meeting, held on Oct. 23 Superintendent Hayes informed the committee that Oyster River is interested in forming a cooperative middle school with Newmarket to be built on the recently purchased land by the Newmarket school district for a new Jr/Sr. high school.
Hayes informed the committee that he, along with two school board members and building principals, met the previous night (Oct. 22) with their counterparts from Oyster River School District and entered into their "first official" discussions regarding a merger / tuition agreement, but that through "brainstorming" they jointly came up with the idea for a new cooperative middle school to be built in Newmarket.
Hayes stated he believes Oyster River is not happy with their current middle school facility, even though the facility recently underwent extensive renovations, stating: "it's not the kind of facility they want."
This revelation of a "first official meeting" with Oyster River occurring on Oct. 22 to discuss a tuition / merger agreement conflicts with earlier assurances given by Hayes to Newmarket residents prior to voting on warrant articles allowing district officials to spend millions of dollars for the purchase of land, engineering fees, architectural fees, attorney fees etc., that he had "exhausted every effort" to find a tuition or merger agreement for Newmarket students but that "nobody wants us" and "there is no opportunity for us either through a merger or tuition agreement."
How it is even remotely possible, after all that has previously taken place, to include: millions of dollars spent, plans drawn up, land purchased, votes taken, numerous public meetings and assurances by elected and paid leaders of the community, that Newmarket apparently still has no vision or solid commitment of what they want?
The residents of all the communities affected by these illegal meetings by both the Newmarket and Oyster River leaders, which by right should have been on agendas and opened to the public, should be outraged!
Newmarket and Oyster River School District officials purposefully circumvented right-to-know- laws by forming these committees to explore merger/ tuition discussion, and that is against the law.
They believed that by not having a quorum of board members present and not calling their committees "committees" they could violate the law; not so. Residents had a right to attend and listen to those conversations and to have official minutes kept; the discussions were the people's business!
Residents of the Oyster River cooperative school district and Newmarket necessarily should be outraged that their elected officials and paid leaders find it necessary to keep such important discussions from them.
Oyster River residents are well advised to look carefully at what has been transpiring in Newmarket and the needless waste of millions by them before ever deciding to enter into a merger with Newmarket to build a new middle school.
Jeffrey Thomas Clay
What of Newmarket joining OR?
During a recent Newmarket school facilities meeting, held on Oct. 23 Superintendent Hayes informed the committee that Oyster River is interested in forming a cooperative middle school with Newmarket to be built on the recently purchased land by the Newmarket school district for a new Jr/Sr. high school.


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Actions aimed at addressing Massachusetts' opioid epidemic announced at press conference Thursday. Gov. Deval Patrick dedicates $20 million to enhance substance abuse treatment programs and convenes emergency session of Public Health Council to immediately act on emergency measures.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announced a $20 million expansion of drug abuse treatment programs in the state in response to "an opiate epidemic" that caused him to declare a public health emergency on Thursday.
Patrick said he is convening an emergency session of the Massachusetts Public Health Council to act on emergency measures and further recommendations that will be generated after 60 days, including how to coordinate services in the state and how to align private insurance to pay for drug treatment services.
In addition, Patrick said that the Department of Public Health will now mandate the use of a prescription-monitoring program, which was previously voluntary for physicians and pharmacies, to better safeguard against the potential abuse or misuse of painkillers and other drugs.
Explaining his reasons for the public health emergency declaration, Patrick said that 140 people have died from suspected heroin overdoses in the last several months in Massachusetts. Nine of those fatal overdoses have taken place in Taunton, according to police.
Patrick also called for the re-tasking of the state's Interagency Council on Substance Abuse and Prevention with added members from public health agencies, health service providers, law enforcement, families impacted by the opiate epidemic and municipalities, including Taunton Mayor Thomas Hoye Jr. The interagency council is being asked to make its recommendations in 60 days for additional actions, such as how to better coordinate services, ensure a full range of treatment regardless of insurance and how to divert non-violent criminal defendants into addiction treatment programs.
In an interview with the Taunton Daily Gazette, after the announcement, Patrick said that the $20 million would be targeted funding.
"The plan I asked for to form the interagency council is to be a statewide plan," Patrick said. "That does not mean they will spend the money per capita, the same all around the commonwealth. It will focus where the issues are, and get the biggest impact with the money being spent."
Patrick attributed the heroin overdose problem to expensive addictions caused by Oxycontin and other pain-killing pharmaceuticals, which have led to users turning to "cheap and highly potent" heroin. Patrick said that this opiate and heroin abuse has led to a 90 percent spike in overdoses from 2000 to 2012.
"We've been seeing this big and growing problem with Oxycontin for some time," Patrick said during the announcement. "It's turned into a related problem with heroin … having to do with greater availability and relative cheapness."
Patrick said he visited drug treatment programs on Wednesday and talked to patients and others there to try to get an idea of what they are going through. Patrick said he learned that treatment plans are not one-size-fits-all, and that going forward more needs to be done to increase the amount of information available to the public about what kinds of treatment are available.
"What came through to me so clearly yesterday … is the kind of hit-or-miss nature of the way people find recovery services right for them," Patrick said. "I accept and understand not every solution is the same for every individual, that there are different programs that make a difference for different people."
But Patrick said there needs to be "more order and predictability" in terms of how people find the services that are available to them. To that end, Patrick said his administration would work to ensure better information comprising the wide range of treatment options is being given to the families of those who are affected.
"There is a trial-and-error quality to the way many families find and use recovery services," he said.
Patrick also said his administration is acting to universally permit first-responders to carry and administer naloxone, known under the brand name Narcan. He said Narcan will also be made widely available in pharmacies through a standing-order prescription, in order to provide greater access to family and friends who may witness the overdose of a loved one. But first his administration must work with pharmacy companies to make sure the drug is in stock, he said.
Additionally, as part of his plan, Patrick announced a state ban on Zohydro, prohibiting the prescription of the newly emerging painkiller until safeguards are in place against potential diversion, overdose and misuse. The drug needs to be "tamper-proof" before it is allowed in Massachusetts, he said.
Patrick told the Gazette that he knows first-hand the devastating effect addiction has on drug users and those around them.
"I lived with an uncle who had a heroin addiction," Patrick said. "I know it from that perspective growing up. I met many families of people suffering from addiction and had some in the room yesterday (during a visit to a drug treatment program). ... I have visited recovery centers and treatment facilities all over the commonwealth."
Patrick said that the state will be more strict on doctors and pharmacies with its pharmaceutical monitoring program, which his administration is now mandating.
"We put it in a few years ago on voluntary basis," he said. "Many practitioners are using it but not every practitioner is using it or using it well enough. We can't have any outliers any more."
Patrick told the Gazette that he would also work harder with leaders in other states to crack down on the shipment of drugs from Canada into the Northeast.
"One of the things that I will do is convene my counterparts from around the region, to convene with public health and safety officials, to come up with regional response," Patrick said. "It's not limited to Massachusetts in and through the commonwealth. Meanwhile, I have with other governors written neighbors to the north and Canada about stopping the flow of narcotics from Canada from into the region."


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MLB Issuing Tons Of YouTube Takedowns; Don't Try To Share Your Love Of Baseball
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When it comes to online video, the NHL is an example of a league that just gets it. Instead of combing YouTube and other video sites, the NHL allows fans and bloggers to embed videos right on their site. In case you haven't noticed, most of our Flyers highlights are taken directly from PhiladelphiaFlyers.com. They encourage it. Why? Because it raises awareness for their product and is sometimes laced with an ad. Many news outlets do this too. People can use their videos, so long as they watch a :30 second ad prior to it. A fair trade off.Of course, the site also claims that MLB's actions are "legal in every sense of the word." While that might be true in some cases, it sounds like certainly not all. The blog notes that many of the videos taken down have exceptionally brief clips of MLB coverage, suggesting that with at least some of them, there's probably a decent fair use claim:
I noticed that YouTube had sent me a few of my own. They removed eight videos that, when pooled together, included about 20 seconds of game play footage (they were mostly screenshots of fans, including guys in Nacho Libre masks).If it's actually true that his videos contained a grand total of 20 seconds of MLB coverage across eight videos, you'd have to imagine that there's at least a reasonable possibility that the videos were protected by fair use. Unfortunately (thanks to the take downs), I can't actually see the videos to get a better determination of whether or not they were likely fair use. Either way -- whether fair use or not -- the site is right. Pissing off fans, out of some bizarre need to "control," when you could instead excite fans by enabling them to share their fandom, just seems incredibly short-sighted on the part of Major League Baseball.


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We will discuss the controversial
oral EDTA approach after first looking at the nutritional approach.
The current vogue for oatbased
foods as a means of reducing cholesterol levels is but one form
of chelation which we take for granted. In fact the different
forms of fibre found in food, soluble pectin in apples and other
fruits, guar in beans as well as the forms found in grains, all
produce multiple chelating effects as they pass through the system.
These act largely in the bowel where they speed up transit time
and in this way prevent cholesterol reabsorption from bile as
well as clearing putrefactive material from the system more rapidly.
Fats in the bloodstream are reduced by soluble fibre in the diet,
reducing the potential for free radical activity.
The advice given in Chapter
8 regarding the ideal pattern of eating can easily produce just
these effects if followed reasonably closely. In addition many
basic nutrients such as vitamins C and E are natural chelators
and when in abundant supply act in the bloodstream to damp down
free radical activity as well as chelating toxic substances.
Several formulae have been
developed for oral chelation using variable combinations of substances.
Some are extremely complex and others simple enough to put together,
given a little patience and effort.
This is known as the Rinse
Formula, after Dr Jacobus Rinse of Vermont, who has popularized
this highly effective combination of substances, now advocated
by the Dutch National Health Board for the prevention of heart
4 grams of lecithin (try to
ensure a form which is high in phosphatidyl choline)
12 grams of coarsely chopped
sunflower seeds (for their linoleic acid, potassium and fibre
5 grams debittered Brewer's
yeast powder for its selenium, chromium and B vitamins (not suggested
for anyone with active Candida albicans overgrowth)
2 grams of bonemeal
as a source of calcium and magnesium, or a nutritional supplement
form of calcium and magnesium (in a ratio of 2:1)
5 grams unpasteurized or untreated
wheatgerm for its vitamin E and trace elements
500 milligrams of vitamin
C (as sodium ascorbate, in powder form if possible)
1001U vitamin E (make sure
this is DAlpha tocopherol)
40 milligrams vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)


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The top executives of American Airlines have finally acknowledged that they are going to lose their seats in the cockpit—all that's left is to negotiate over the cost of the parachutes. The rest of the crew, along with the passengers and the creditors, will be happy to see them depart.
The expected takeover by the smaller, younger US Airways brings to an ironic end a consolidation in the domestic airline industry that has been going on, in fits and starts, for more than two decades. (A deal appeared imminent Wednesday afternoon, according to a report from Bloomberg News, and the merger was announced on the Internet early Thursday). The seeds were planted back in the late 1970s when Jimmy Carter and Ted Kennedy engineered the deregulation of the airline industry, allowing low-cost upstarts to challenge the dozen or so major carriers. The resulting expansion in the industry's capacity drove down prices, just as the deregulators hoped it would, but put strain on legacy carriers locked into expensive planes, union contracts and airport leases. Each turn in the economic cycle brought another round of bankruptcies and consolidation as once-proud brands like Pan Am and TWA and Eastern were all retired.
But even though the number of airlines declined, the capacity did not as the ambitious survivors moved in to pick up the lost service. It has only been in the last few years, with the mergers of United with Continental and Delta with Northwest that the industry was able to end its ruinous competition and begin to raise prices to a level where companies could turn a profit through the business cycle, not just during boomtimes. The marriage of American with US Airways completes that consolidation process, creating the largest of the remaining giants.
The airline business, after spending a generation consolidating, is now down to a "Final Four." United, Delta, the merged American-US Airways, and, domestically at least, Southwest, an early low-priced upstart whose prices are now often indistinguishable from its larger rivals and whose operations have slowly drifted toward a similar hub-and-spoke route model.
US Airways chief executive Doug Parker and his team was patient and disciplined in the way they went about quietly stalking their prey and winning over American's unruly unions and its unhappy creditors. They are the right crew to return the luster to what was once the class of the airline industry. After the inevitable hiccups involved in melding two fleets, two route structures, two sets of unions, two frequent flyer programs and two computer systems, their long-term challenge will be to find a way to become a truly global airline with service into the fast-growing Asian market.
Back home, we can expect the airlines to act like any other oligopoly, with the airline controlling the hubs leading on price and all the others only too happy to follow along. While consumers are already grumbling that prices are rising, a longer-term look shows that, on an inflation adjusted basis, prices (including those pesky fees) are still well below what they were in the old regulated environment, and even below what they were in during the late 1990s when the consolidation process was only partially complete. Here are the numbers, in chart form:
While consumers have benefited from the intense price competition in the past, such pricing was not sustainable, as the serial bankruptcies indicated. Going forward, the airlines will likely shift the focus of their competition to service, which many of us would welcome. While on-line competition may force the carriers to keep fares low in an ever-shrinking steerage class as the carriers grow and improve their "premium economy" sections.
To keep the surviving carriers from raising fares too fast, the Justice Department will have to demand that the newly merged American forfeit some of its slots in Washington (National), New York (LaGuardia) and Boston to smaller rivals. It will also have to keep an eye on the anti-competitive tricks the airlines, often with the connivance of airport authorities, play to protect their fortress hubs from new entrants.
On balance, however, the takeover of American by US Airways is probably the best possible outcome for consumers, investors, lenders and employees who have experienced more than the occasional turbulence over the last 25 years. A profitable decade without another bankruptcy would be a welcome breakthrough for an industry that has yet to turn a cumulative profit.


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In an effort to promote peace and tolerance, choreographer and performer Joanie Block, artistic director of the Wellesley-based SELMADANSE, is staging a Jewish-Muslim collaborative dance concert.
One local dancer is achieving what many deem impossible – uniting Jewish and Muslim communities, long involved in religious, cultural and political strife.
In an effort to promote peace and tolerance, choreographer and performer Joanie Block, artistic director of the Wellesley-based SELMADANSE, is staging a Jewish-Muslim collaborative dance concert. Titled "Emerge Dancing," the ambitious multi-media production features Jewish and Muslim dancers, musicians and actors. Performances are Saturday and Sunday at Green Street Studios in Cambridge.
"Around 25 people are involved," Block said, proudly.
Block, who lives in Wellesley, said the event can point to "the beauty of the Muslim and the Jewish culture."
Block has gathered artists from Jordan, Syria, Israel, Belgium, Morocco and the United States to work together onstage. Her goal is to underline the many commonalities among them.
"When communication becomes difficult, when people stop listening and impenetrable walls form, art can open doors. It is a way in," Block said.
At a rehearsal hall in early October, Block watched a run-through of the traditional Arabic folk dance the dabke, performed by two men who are recent Syrian refugees, waiting patiently for the musician's cue to begin. Holding hands with two small boys, they begin the unison stamping tradition performed by men at celebrations such as weddings. Israeli folk dance has a similar form called the dabka. The Syrian men have interrupted their busy work schedules and their many responsibilities in settling their wives and children into this new land to collaborate with Block and the members of her troupe.
The refugees, living in Framingham and Dorchester, arrived last January with their families in the cold of winter, without knowing the language or having housing or jobs. With the help of Jewish Family Services of Metrowest and a consortium of volunteers from the Jewish community, the exhausted and confused refugees were welcomed at Logan Airport and taken to homes that had been stocked with furniture, food and even toys for the children. One family escaped from Aleppo; another family left Damascus.
The men settled into jobs, an English learning program and their new communities. The boys in the program attend school in Framingham. The teenage sons of the other family have learned to navigate public transportation to school in Boston.
Lead musician for Block's project is Brockton resident Boujemaa Razgui, a distinguished, international specialist in Oriental, African and Andalusian music. He also serves as translator for the Syrian men. A Muslim born in Morocco, he lived first in Canada before coming to the United States. Although Block needs his help to explain the stage directions, the Syrian men are able to communicate in basic English after less than a year in classes and the children understand the conversations around them.
To see the men perform the dabke, with accompaniment on a flute-like instrument, drums and melody expertly played on Razgui's keyboard, is to be reminded of Greek line dancing and the Israeli hora. The men stand shoulder to shoulder holding hands as they move through space in repeated crossed-foot patterns of the dance. As the tempo and complexity of the rhythms build, one dancer breaks out of line to perform a magnetic, virtuoso solo of fancy footwork and wriggling hips, punctuated by sudden jumps and deep knee bends to the floor. His two sons concentrate on keeping up the continuing line dance behind him.
Choreographed by Block, a rehearsal of "Dialogue" followed the men's run-through. Emily Bloomenthal, who is Jewish, and the Moroccan-born Soumaya MaRose are paired in the duet. At first, their individual movement emphasized the differences between Western contemporary dance and Middle Eastern style, separating them except for the communal mistrust in their facial expressions. Bloomenthal twisted and gestured in upright position, bending to the right and left, while MaRose wove her hands and arms in sinuous fashion, echoing the swiveling of her hips. Gradually they began to take in each other's movement and appreciate each other's artistry, coming together at the end.
Spoken text is intertwined between the dances choreographed by Block. The narrative is based on the Old Testament story of Sarah and Isaac, combined with the retelling of the heritage of Hajar and her son, Ismael, from the Quran. As father of both boys by his two wives, Abraham is the mutual ancestor of the Muslims and the Jews.
The actors Hamida Harani and Rena Baskin will portray Hajar and Sarah in a brief drama written by Israeli poet Bernard Horn and Daniel Gidron, an Israeli director and writer who teaches theater classes at UMassBoston.
"This encounter never happened. We have about five minutes to tell the story," Gidron says. In the imagined scene, Hajar brings Sarah news of the sacrifice of Isaac but also that the boy has been saved. The meeting is an angry one until the women realize how much they have in common. In the Quran, Ismael takes the place of Isaac for the sacrifice.
Block said she is confident that the large, unwieldy enterprise she has created out of hope for the future will come together to highlight "our shared desire for love and acceptance."
EMERGE DANCING Presented by SELMADANSE at 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Green Street Studio Theatre, 185 Green St. Cambridge. $20, $25. 617-794-8184, selmadanse.com


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Simply Ming "Damian D'silva & Authentic Singapore Cuisine" This episode of SIMPLY MING is simply like no other. Ming is granted privileged access to the home kitchen of Singapore Chef Damian D'Silva. Damian is a fixture on the Singapore culinary scene, where he is bringing back centuries old culinary traditions. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Rome: Ancient Glory" Rick takes a fresh look at Rome by exploring the traces of life in the capital of the ancient world - visiting the Colosseum and the Pantheon, and viewing the empire's art. Then he goes by bicycle to see the Appian Way and the other marvels of Roman engineering. Part 1 of 3G
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In Search of the Novel "Am I Getting Through?" In this summary, teachers examine their effectiveness in helping students comprehend and appreciate novels and become lifelong readers. Teachers also discuss and demonstrate strategies for evaluation. D


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It's fair to say Robert Chamberlain wanted a 50-inch TV badly, especially one for $288 at Kmart. The Dixon resident started waiting outside the Sterling store at 3:30 p.m. on a balmy Thanksgiving.
He was the first in line, which extended outside the door to the Affinity Cash Loans store at the end of the building.
Kmart had special hours for Black Friday – actually, Black Thursday. The store was open from 8 p.m. Thursday to 3 a.m. Friday.
Like Chamberlain, most of the others interviewed also wanted TVs, but an assistant manager announced the store had enough TVs only for the first group of people – perhaps a couple of dozen.
Chamberlain, 49, said he had never before waited outside a store for Black Friday sales.
The woman behind him in line got there shortly after he arrived. She was in her car at first, but saw Chamberlain outside the store.
"I figured I'd better get in line," she said.
Chamberlain's wife, Linette, 46, arrived at 5:30 p.m. for entertainment. She played music on her mandolin.
7:41 p.m. Thursday, Kmart
Jayme Wyatt, 15, was near the end of the line. She was in a group that wanted to get a TV. The Mendota resident said she had gone on Black Friday excursions before.
She said she planned to get up at 5 a.m. Friday and return home to go Black Friday shopping in LaSalle.
Jessy Smith, 22, of Sterling, who was in the middle section of the line, had been there for about a half hour. She had hoped to get there earlier, but a turkey dinner intruded.
"I put Thanksgiving before shopping," she said.
7:49 p.m. Thursday, Kmart
Billie Egan, 34, of Sterling, was in the first half of the line. She, too, wanted a TV, but she wasn't expecting to get one.
"My chances are slim to none," she said.
But she said the trip was worth it. She planned to get some Christmas shopping done instead.
7:59 p.m. Thursday, Kmart
The assistant manager emerged from the store to announce that employees would open just one door – to keep a steady flow so that people wouldn't be trampled.
One person shouted, "On your marks."
The doors soon opened. Employees had carts ready for customers.
8:04 p.m. Thursday, Kmart
Most headed to the electronics department. A few put the remaining large TVs into their carts. No fights.
Not all were happy, though.
"What a joke," one customer said, leaving after the TVs ran out.
9:36 p.m. Thursday, Walmart, Dixon
More than 100 people gathered around bins of electronic items covered in plastic. The store planned to uncover them at 10 p.m.
A nearby line snaked through several aisles for the most popular item – the $38 Blu-ray player.
The parking lot was nearly full, as was the one for Sterling's Walmart.
9:51 p.m. Thursday, Walmart
Bonita Willis, 40, and her fiance, Scott Bonnell, 41, both of Amboy, were at the edge of the crowd near the bins.
"We're Black Friday virgins," Willis said. "We're going to see what they have. We didn't come with any specific intentions."
9:57 p.m. Thursday, Walmart
Three minutes early, employees uncovered the bins. Many shouted in excitement. One woman fell down. She got her loot anyway.
"I'm fine," she insisted.
11:54 p.m. Thursday, Kohl's, Sterling
Nearly 250 people stood in line for a midnight opening at Kohl's. The temperature had plunged to 39 degrees.
At the front were Chuck, 33, and Angie Arwine, 28, of Rock Falls. She got there at 6 p.m., while he went to sales at Walmart.
"I dropped her off and went to another war zone," Chuck said.
They were planning to get an Android Tablet.
12:01 a.m. Thursday, Kohl's
One minute late, an employee opened the front door. Shoppers streamed in.
From the side, a few women tried to cut in. Some in the line glared. Others protested. One man shouted an obscenity.
"Calm down; you'll get your deals," one of the women responded.
The employee told the group where the end of the line was.
Undeterred, one woman kept getting closer.
"Back up. Back up," the employee ordered in a loud voice.
"I'm not going to move," the woman said.
The employee called for security, but when she looked away, the woman slipped in.
4:51 a.m. Friday, Galena Avenue, Dixon
The wind whipped and howled, gusting between 25 and 35 mph. Thirty-two degrees flashed on the lighted sign of Sterling Federal Bank. Two vehicles waited in the drive-through line at McDonald's.
It was, by all accounts, just another weekday morning. A few cars passed through the major intersections in town. Convenience stores were among the few businesses with their lights on.
4:57 a.m. Friday, Walmart
Two women, presumably a mother and daughter, loaded their haul into the back of a minivan – a few large boxes and a couple of plastic bags. Each clutched a cup of coffee in her left hand.
The younger of the two women, clad in a white fleece pullover and a black fleece headband, pushed the empty shopping cart across the aisle to the corrall, heaving it toward the metal rails and shuffling back to the waiting van.
5 a.m. Friday, Walmart
The grocery side of the superstore was open. Cashiers waited at the ready. Most everyone in the store was gathered near the salty snacks aisle.
One by one, sleepy shoppers in sweatshirts and sweatpants, many without coats, slowly wheeled away a 50-inch high-definition TV, steadying the teetering box in the basket of the shopping cart with one hand and pushing the cart with the other. They all had waited most of the night for the hot item, on sale for $298 as part of the third sale event in 9 hours at the big-box retailer.
5:02 a.m. Friday, Walmart
A woman asked a store employee to scan an item – a food processor – in her cart to verify the price. It was $20.
"How long have you been here?" the woman asked.
"I've been here forever," the worker replied.
5:04 a.m. Friday, Walmart
The shelves and aisles – except the area from which the deeply discounted TVs were distributed – were surprisingly tidy and well stocked.
A bespectacled man in khaki pants and an argyle sweater, presumably a store manager, thanked shoppers for their patience as they plodded down the main aisle with their loot. Two weary female employees leaned on a display of small electronics.
5:10 a.m. GameStop, Dixon
The "open" sign flashed in the front window. Store manager James Sales worked in the back office. An employee dusted displays at the front of the small store.
"We've been open since midnight," Sales said. "We had a line of people then, and we did a lot of business between midnight and 1 a.m."
Most people came for video game systems that came bundled with a few games, including the popular "Call of Duty: Black Ops II."
5:14 a.m. Friday, Downtown Sports, Dixon
A garbage truck idled in the narrow drive on the south side of the store – a reminder that it was not a holiday, but business as usual for some people.
5:25 a.m. Friday, ShopKo, Dixon
About 10 people pushed carts through the quiet store, which had been open since 9 p.m. Thursday. Not one was in the electronics department. Most folks browsed the housewares, toys and clothing departments.
5:30 a.m. Friday, ShopKo
Cindy Kenney, 57, and her daughter, Sarah, 33, of Dixon flipped through dance-themed shirt-and-pants sets in the girls' department.
The women have gone Black Friday shopping the past 2 years. They had been out since 5 a.m. and planned later in the morning to hit Bergner's in Sterling.
"We take our chances," Cindy Kenney said. "A lot of times, there's plenty of stuff left without having to wait in line and going a little later."
The women usually go out to breakfast and get home by noon with a good dent in their Christmas shopping list.
"We get home, and crash and burn," Cindy said.
5:40 a.m. West First Street, Dixon
Downtown was quiet. No cars. No people. No lights on anywhere.
Dry leaves blew through the intersections and down the sidewalks. A black cat slunk across Hennepin Avenue, from KSB Town Square Centre toward Books on First.
7:21 a.m. Friday, Walmart, Dixon
A woman in a black winter coat exited the store with three plastic bags full of groceries, including a bunch of bananas. She stopped to pick up a wreath that had blown off its display.
Employees, brighter and bushier tailed than their late-night and early-morning counterparts, removed the plastic wrapping from food displays that stood where electronics and toys had been for the shopping blitz.
7:26 a.m. Friday, Walmart
A stocker stood on a ladder and changed the price above a shelf of items near the seasonal merchandise. A co-worker arranged items on lower shelves.
"I only got 4 hours of sleep," the stocker said. "I don't feel like I'll be very productive today."
7:50 a.m. Friday, Radio Shack, Sterling
Derek Flannery, 19, of Rock Falls and a friend, who was wrapped in a blanket, were among more than 25 people shivering in line, waiting for the electronics store to open at 8 a.m.
"It depends on the deals," Flannery said about Black Friday shopping. "I usually stick with online shopping. It's a lot easier than this garbage."
8 a.m. Friday, Radio Shack
An employee unlocked the door, and people flooded the store, most of them making a beeline for the front counter, behind which were kept the most sought-after items.
A teenage boy bought a pair of headphones. An older couple examined a GPS navigation system. A woman bought a laptop computer.
"They don't have any more," a woman in a Rock Falls Rockets winter hat said, walking past a line of people on her way out the door. "Why put them in the flier if you're not going to carry them?"
Quite a few people gravitated toward the 32-gigabyte flash drives on sale for just $10, although a handful looked at cellphones.
8:14 a.m. Friday, Menard's, Sterling
One of the main aisles was crowded with women pushing carts that were filled not with home improvement items but with pajamas, slippers, hats, scarves and fleece blankets, all at deep discounts until 11 a.m.
The seasonal departments were hopping, too: Parents and grandparents loaded their carts with toys and tins of cookies and popcorn.
8:34 a.m. Friday, Kohl's, Sterling
The parking lot was packed. A woman driving a silver Chevrolet Malibu noticed two women loading their stuff into the back of their vehicle, which was only five spots from the store. She flipped her left turn signal and waited, and waited as they placed the last bag in the trunk, as they closed the hatch, and as they wheeled their carts back to the store.
Within a few minutes, a line of cars formed behind her, and a nearby pickup truck, blocked by the snaking line, performed a multipoint turn to get out. The woman finally gave up and took a spot much farther away.
9:03 a.m. Friday, Goodwill, Sterling
Between 10 and 15 people were scattered among the racks of clothes, all of which were on sale, either for $1.23 or 50 percent off.
"Today, it's been OK," a cashier said. "With our last one [$1.23 sale, just 2 weeks ago], there were no carts left all day."
9:30 a.m. Friday, Walmart, Rock Falls:
Shoppers were busy browsing for the best deals in the electronics department. There was a section of discount DVDs in the back of the store, where you also found Willie Cochran.
Cochran, 39, of Lyndon, had a cart full of items. He said he and his family typically visit the Sterling Walmart, which he said is usually a "madhouse." This year, the family decided to shop at the Rock Falls Walmart instead. Cochran made his first trip to Walmart on Thursday night, for the day before Black Friday sale, he said.
"We came here, and it was really organized, everybody was real well-mannered," he said. "We got everything that we wanted for the kids."
He said his children wanted to shop and together the group had a good family outing.
"Everybody was excited and everybody had fun," he said. "There was no fighting or arguing. We have three kids, and normally it doesn't go that well, but it was really nice."
He snagged a couple of televisions, including a 32-inch Emerson. He also snapped up a fleece blanket and pots and pans. On Friday morning, he had a sewing machine in his cart, which he picked up for $50. He also had two $10 TRU cooking griddles.
Cochran estimated he and his girlfriend had spent $1,000 between them.
10:00 a.m. Friday, Air Play Sports, Sterling
Local business Air Play Sports and Espresso was open overnight, beginning at 11 p.m. Thursday. On Friday morning, things appeared to have quieted down. Rebecca Ryan, daughter of co-owner Tim McNinch, said the store was quieter than a typical Friday morning.
She attributed it to people on vacation who might still be sleeping, or shoppers who were on the prowl for deals.
Moments later, Sterling Mayor Skip Lee and City Manager Scott Shumard walked into the store. The mayor, who didn't have any shopping bags in tow, ordered a cup of coffee.
"I am going to do all my shopping local, but I am waiting until the very last minute," Lee said. The mayor said local businesses can't stay open unless customers support them.
"The whole shop small concept, we're supporting our friends and our neigbhors when we shop local," he said. "From that standpoint, it's a good thing."
10:49 a.m. Friday, J.C. Penney, Sterling
The department store was busy. A young woman greeted customers, handing out tiny buttons that offered chances to win prizes through Christmas Eve. The lines to check out were long.
11 a.m. Friday, Bergner's, Sterling
With just 2 hours left to get doorbuster deals on bedding, small appliances and shoes, shoppers filled the store, many clutching coupons and calculating the final price of their goods after discounts.
Women tried on winter coats. An elderly woman wrapped a colorful scarf around her neck. Women tried on shoes.


text: As we enter that weird limbo where everyone is holding off the new IPs and ideas for the forthcoming gen of consoles, it is odd and surprising to see a new idea enter on the back end of the market. With the Last of Us and Remember Me, we have two companies making a risk. In the case of the Last of Us however, we have a proven developer, delivering a punctuation for this generation of gaming. Remember Me however, is a different kind of risk. A new developer, published by Capcom and dealing with entirely new themes. Is this a hit that sets up a new long running series or should this title be left forgotten as the current gen light dims.


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By: Deborah White, Category: At The Museum, Date: 25 Aug 2010
What do kids think about museum text? Want to hear directly from them?
On Monday, I spent the day with year six students from MLC and year seven students from Granville Boys' High. I was part of a team conducting a kids' college workshop to find out what the kids thought about our upcoming exhibition on Birds of Paradise. I was interested in the kids' views on exhibition text and other ways to tell a story in an exhibition. What I discovered was very useful indeed! While much of our research already confirms the following outcomes, it was great to hear directly from kids what they thought about sample texts and layouts.
Kids liked:
• short, bold text
• overview information rather than detailed labels
• well designed and spaced labels that were placed in close proximity to the object
• simple language that did not exclude young children or those whose first language is not English
• catchy second-person text that engaged them personally to 'imagine', 'consider' or contemplate a scenario
• humour
• clever or interesting topic sentence or heading
• text in an interactive or on a digital screen
• bullet points in labels
• labels that directed you to look at a particular aspect of an object or display that wouldn't initially be apparent
• a mystery trail throughout the exhibition
• different points of view in text or in interpretive strategy (i.e. POV of an animal or predator)
• exhibition-themed booklets that offered take-home information and activities
• 'magic paper' in a sample exhibition booklet shown to them.
Kids disliked:
• text in general
• too much text
• plain colours
• cluttered design
• descriptive language when it didn't have obvious information
• excessive use of bolded text that distracted the eye from reading the sentence
• exhibition-themed booklets that required too much immediate attention and distracted them from the displays.
Kids' College was a great day for staff and students. A big thank you goes out to the MLC girls and the GBH boys!
Yes, the 'Plain English' approach seems to be the best one for a number of reasons. I was most surprised by the fact that the kids weren't keen on the booklets inside the exhibition. Although I probably shouldn't have been - anything that distracts from the experience isn't a good thing! But they were keen on a take-home keepsake - in the form of an activity booklet! So it's good to get to the bottom of exactly what they like - in what form and at what point in the exhibition.
Yes! It was good to have these contrasting voices from these two schools. I think we take it for granted that we speak English. I think this is often the case in many places. It was good to have this reiteration (from several students).
Great post Deb. I agree that the day was really fantastic and we got such great feedback. One thing that struck me was the emphasis some of the students (boys in particular) gave to using language that could be understood by non-native English speakers.


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Cal was born to the late Biram and Daisy Burton on Nov. 4, 1934, in Lowndesville, S.C. Cal married the late Barbara (Fetters) Burton, of Moab, in 1983. Both were members of the Community Church of Moab.
Known as "Whistling Cal," he was a professional house painter for nearly 40 years, until his retirement. He had a great passion for electronics and videography – something he greatly enjoyed sharing with others.
Cal lived the good life, having been both a carnie with the circus and a movie stunt man in his younger years – he enjoyed entertaining people. In his later years he took to writing short stories, and sharing them with his friends and family, both in person and online.
Cal is survived by his children: Joyce Bivens, of Bakersfield Calif., Ray Fetters Jr., and Jan Radcliff, of Moab. He is also survived by his grandchildren, Sara Fetters, Melissa Patrick, Valarie Patrick, and Crystal Radcliff, all of Moab; as well as Mike Bivens and Bobbie Straw of Bakersfield. He has nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 11 a.m. at the Community Church of Moab, located at 544 MiVida Drive.


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DeLAND, Fla. (March 13, 2010) - Battling both extremely high winds and Stetson, who was picked as the preseason favorite in the Atlantic Sun Conference, the ETSU women's tennis team picked up a key league victory Saturday as they defeated the Hatters 5-2 at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center in DeLand, Fla.
With the win ETSU improved to 8-2 overall and 4-0 in A-Sun play, while Stetson dropped to an 8-3 mark with a 3-1 record in conference action.
"Stetson is a very good team so I'm very pleased with the ladies performances this afternoon," said head coach Steve Brooks. "The girls did a great job staying focused despite the wind conditions throughout the match. Everyone of our players have worked so hard getting ready for this weekend, so it was good to see us come away with two wins in Florida."
As doubles play got underway ETSU won two out of the three contests.
The Lady Bucs began their victories as senior Yevgeniya Stupak (Kyiv, Ukraine) and junior Kelly Holtzhausen (Johannesburg, South Africa) earned an 8-2 win over the 37th-ranked Hatter team of Valentina Galbarini and Carolina D.L. Santos. In fact it was the first loss of the season for Stetson at No. 1, with Galbarini and Santos' previous record being 9-0.
ETSU followed that up as the sophomores Paula Jamie (Madrid, Spain) and Karina Kedzo (Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela) picked up a strong 8-4 victory at No. 2.
Stetson's lone doubles win came as Breanna Atkinson and Katherine Nowicki outlasted junior Tara Sheets (Gate City, Va.) and sophomore Diana Navrostska (Kviv, Ukraine), 8-3.
"Our doubles play really set the tone for the rest of the match," said Brooks. "Kelly and Yevgeniya played great at No. 1 and Paula and Karina really did a good job closing out the point. Stetson is great traditionally in doubles, so after we lost in doubles during last seasons A-Sun title match our girls were really motivated from the start today."
As singles action started ETSU stayed in control as Stupak and Jaime, picked up straight set wins to give the Bucs a 3-0 lead.
With its backs against the rope Stetson then fought back at No. 4 as Unnati Purshotham dropped Kedzo 6-3, 6-2 and Galbrarini keep hope alive against Holtzhausen with a 6-4, 6-0 victory at the No. 2 position.
After the Hatters pulled within one point of ETSU junior Andra Voinea (Brasov, Romania) slammed the door shut on Stetson as she closed out Katherine Nowicki 4-6, 6-0, 6-1.
Closing out the final score was Diana Navrostska, who dropped Shannon Gunning 1-6, 7-6, 6-2.
ETSU returns to action with a 2 p.m. match Tuesday at William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va.
For more information on the ETSU women's tennis team please visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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Today Thing One is nine years old. I know people say this all the time, but it really does seem like it was just last year that he was born. Time really flies. It was a morning much like this one-- beautiful, sunny, with a whiff of autumn-- that I found myself walking up and down our little road, stopping every few minutes, so I could double over, hug myself and moan quietly during contractions. (Mr. MarathonMum kept an eye on me during my walk, but standing at our front door, clutching a mug of coffee.)
Thing One hit a few new firsts this year: His first cello concert. His first sailing lesson. His first overnight camp-out (when I picked him up the first thing he said, after a weekend of camping, was "Please can we go home now? I'm tired of the outdoors."). His first (and hopefully only) Harry Potter scar.
It's funny how now that he's older, the milestones he reaches are much more subtle. I went back and read last year's happy birthday post and everything I wrote last year is still true. He still loves to read. He still loves Monopoly. He still loves golf. He especially still loves all things electronic, especially the Wii that he and his brother saved up and worked for.
But I think, as time marches onward, that what we're beginning to see what sort of man he might become through these subtle milestones. Every once in a while, he'll do something that will leave me speechless. Like the time we walked past a homeless man, begging for money, and Thing One turned to me and said, "Can I have my allowance early so I can give it to that man who needs something to eat?"
Undoubtedly, Thing One is growing up. No longer does he run out of school, throw his arms around me, and give me a big hug and a kiss at the end of the day. He's too cool for that. But he still (shh!) sleeps with his blanket and he still has select stuffed friends who he loves, especially Alex, our WWF polar bear we adopted.
Even if he is too cool to kiss me in public now, he will always be my little boy. On to double digits.
Happy 9th Birthday Thing One!


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Over at the Goodbye, Microsoft web site, Brad R. takes Ubuntu to task for abandoning dial-up modem users. Apparently Ubuntu no longer includes the GnomePPP dial-up package in the distribution, without which you can't get online via dial-up. It gets better: if you do have some way to connect, when you download something from the Ubuntu repository, the first thing Ubuntu does is update its 16+ megabyte repository index. Happy waiting! Brad concludes that "Ubuntu is for broadband users only."


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Guy Arrested, Threatened With 15 Years For Recording Traffic Stop In Illinois
from the it-just-gets-worse-and-worse dept
Frobe calls it the worst experience of his life. He was on his way to a late evening movie on an August night last year when he was stopped for speeding in far north suburban Lindenhurst. He didn't believe he was in a 35-mile-an-hour zone, and he figured if he was going to get ticket he wanted to be able to document his challenge with video evidence, so he got out his flip camera, which he was not very adept at using.Yes, eavesdropping. On himself.
At one point he held it out the window trying to record where he was. When the officer, being recorded on his squad dash cam, walked back to Frobe's car, the officer saw Frobe's camera.
Officer: "That recording? Frobe : "Yes, Yes, I've been... Officer: "Was it recording all of our conversation? Frobe: "Yes. Officer: "Guess what? You were eavesdropping on our conversation. I did not give you permission to do so. Step out of the vehicle."
Louis Frobe was then cuffed and arrested for felony eavesdropping.
In this case, prosecutors eventually dropped the charges, but Frobe turned around and sued them for the arrest in the first place. The Illinois Attorney General -- who still insists there's no First Amendment right to record the police -- has said Frobe's case should be dismissed since he has no standing. Of course, this is a nearly identical fact pattern to the Glik case in Massachusetts, where the court not only allowed Glik to sue but found 1st and 4th Amendment problems with the arrest. These are different circuits, so the ruling in Massachusetts doesn't directly act as precedent for Illinois, but it certainly can be cited and discussed.


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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., announced Thursday the completion of the Element Harrison – Newark, the brand's second hotel in New Jersey.
The hotel, located in Harrison, is owned by Harrison Hotel 1, a joint venture of Ironstate Holdings, LLC, and The Pegasus Group, and will be managed by Crescent Hotels & Resorts, Starwood said in a news release.
"The opening today of Element Harrison – Newark is a landmark moment, as it helps advance Harrison's growth as a stand-alone, well-balanced urban destination that's also a great launching point for excursions to Manhattan and other New Jersey Gold Coast locations," Michael Barry, president of Ironstate Holdings, LLC, said in the release. "Starwood's forward-thinking Element concept is a great complement to our broader vision for Harrison and reflects the national interest and significant financial investment the area continues to garner."
The hotel was developed as part of the venture's larger, mixed-use development project that will eventually include 2,600 luxury residences and 80,000 square feet of street-level retail space.
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