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Continued west until the road ended in Warrawah on the west coast. By now the sun was starting to shine, so I didn't bother with the sleepy village and headed for the beach. The beaches were fantastic. Long stretches of white sand, beautiful rocky coves, excellent surf, and no one to be seen. No one, no cars, no houses - perfect. Except for the wind.
I went to Nettle Bay first. The road ended on a rocky point a hundred yards from the sand itself. It was a great beach, and the surf was huge - though to blown out to do much with. Obviously beaches aren't in high demand here - this one was deserted except for thirty or so head of cattle!
At the next beach (Warrawah Beach) it was so beautiful and quite sunny that I decided to try to get wet and lay out for a bit. Again there was no one to be seen - not even cows here. Found a likely spot out of the wind behind a small dune, but it didn't help much. The wind continued to get stronger and stronger and in less than an hour I gave up. I've been debating whether to head south on the unpaved roads or to back track most of the way on the good road then head south on the highway....
Went back to the car and started it up, but when I went to put it in gear there was trouble. The clutch isn't giving me enough play. Figured it was probably the fluid level (though I'd just checked it two days ago) - and since I didn't have any fluid at the end of the dirt road I was on I decided to go until I found a garage - guess I'm backtracking. Turned the car off, put it in gear, and started it again. I was able to manhandle the car into gear one it was moving, but every time I came to a stop I had to turn the engine off and restart it in gear. About an hour down the road I found a mechanic so I stopped the car in a lot next door and tried to figure out what was wrong myself. Plenty of fluid so I guessed that there must be something wrong with the clutch cylinder - uh oh.
The mechanic was on the phone so I had to wait about half an hour. I told him what was up and he went and took a look under the car and under the hood - nothing looked wrong to him. He got in and tried - everything is working! I hate when that happens. He took a look at the fluid and said it looked as if it had never been changed so it might have boiled - that was the only explanation that we could come up with. He flushed the system and put new fluid in, I paid him ten dollars and was on my way. Whew!
Stopped at Stanley, a small town on the end of a peninsula with Circular Bluff looming over it. Circular Bluff (usually called "The Nut") is a big rock about 1,500 feet high. It was way to windy (it's even more windy now) to climb but the view is nice and the storm surf is beautiful. At one point I got out of the car to take a photo and I couldn't keep my eyes from tearing up long enough to take the picture! So I left. Ended up at Boat Harbor Beach - a small town on a beautiful beach. Checked in to the hostel - deserted, only one other person staying here. Only one restaurant (of two) in town is open so I went and had a magnificent (and expensive) diner then back to the hostel. Sat up talking with this old guy who's staying here. He's definitely a redneck and I had to work at keeping my cool about some of the things he said... when he came up with his solutions to the Australian aboriginal problem ("Shoot the lot of them...") I couldn't deal any more and went to bed.


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Well it would appear I'm not having the best day. Nothing major happened – pretty much nothing at all happened (not the housework, not church, not any of the other things I wanted to do today) because I was so tired. I was barely able to sleep at all again last night, and even trying to get some sleep during the day today was a total failure. In the bipolar world though, I am pretty lucky. I have heard from many others that even one sleepless night is enough to trigger a manic (or at least hypomanic) episode for them. For me it's the reverse – sleeplessness doesn't lead to mania, but mania sure leads to sleeplessness.
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Honda Jazzes up life after fuel price hikes
Zakki P. Hakim, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
I thought the emcee made a slip of the tongue, when he said that a Honda Jazz could drive 45 kilometers on a liter of fuel.
Later on, and 80 kilometers later, I learned this was no mistake.
During a one-day Honda Jazz Eco-Challenge fuel efficiency contest, the winners used less than two liters of fuel to travel about 80 kilometers.
Yuni Eko and Nur Cahyadi of the Media Indonesia daily team won the first prize category for media representatives, using one liter to drive 42.63 kilometers with an automatic Jazz.
Meanwhile, Paulus Hardi and Fanny, the winners of the customers' category for manual transmission managed to travel 45.88 kilometers.
What was their secret?
Yuni Eko said the couple tried to keep their car's speed steady to avoid unnecessary fuel consumption.
"We maintained a constant speed of between 60 and 80 kilometers an hour along the road and kept our revolutions per minute low at about 2,000 rpm." Neither did they use the air conditioner, he said.
Patience was also a winning virtue, he said, adding that the pair took the trip slowly, often waiting behind slower trucks and public buses.
While the victors have their own techniques, the competition showed that the Jazz, in terms of fuel efficiency, was the real winner.
Honda first introduced the old version of the Jazz's motor, a compact i-series 1,500 cc low fuel consumption engine known as the i-DSI or intelligent dual and sequential ignition model, to its New Honda City sedan in 2003.
The engine is able to produce a torque of 13.1 kilograms a meter at low engine revolutions of 2,700 rpm, allowing the driver to get maximum power with less fuel consumption.
The New Honda City won a reputation for being a fuel-efficient sedan and it along with the Jazz has helped Honda Indonesia record a skyrocketing sales growth of 215 percent for the past two years, from 21,650 units in 2003 to 46,500 cars last year. More than half of those cars sold last year were Jazz models.
The company says it will continue to rely on the Jazz to boost its sales this year and the Eco Challenge from Sudirman C Business District to Lido in West Java is part of the PR package.
Being a skeptic of the Jazz's fuel efficiency, my navigator and I -- who happens to be my younger brother -- decided not to "artificially" compete, but to drive the car as we would normally.
We thought: "Who would buy a Rp 143 million automatic Honda Jazz and then drive no more than 60 kilometers an hour on an empty Jagorawi highway and then turn off the car's air conditioner during a hot traffic jam?"
So, we speed away from the group of colorful Jazz cars with our own standard of "convenience driving". My foot stepped harder on the pedal to drive our automatic Jazz between 80 km and 110 km an hour and I generally maintained engine revolutions from between 2,000 and 2,500 rpm.
We also kept the air con on to freshen our trip and of course blasted out some good music from the car's Kenwood sound system. All this made our tour much more enjoyable, particularly during the last 13 km of the route, when buses and public minivans jammed the intercity roads as the toll road ended.
Naturally, we arrived first at the finish line, with some contest officials expressing their confusion and protesting us for getting in so fast.
But then came the moment of truth. The officials checked our fuel consumption. To my astonishment, our "convenience driving" consumed only four liters, while the odometer said we had traveled for 79.7 km, or 19.93 km a liter.
Although other "professional" participants did not share our excitement over our achievement, we both still think 20 km a liter is superb.
I once had a Sports Utility Vehicle that consumed an average of one liter for every 6 km, and the average cars I know use one liter for every 10.
We might not have won the first prize but we can say now without a doubt that Honda Jazz does not only look and sound great -- it is also astonishingly fuel efficient.
This one the car that should be jamming out in the capital's streets -- especially after the recent 30 percent fuel price hike.


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We've all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But really, who has time to make scrambled eggs with whole grain toast and fresh fruit salad every morning? I return once more to the muffin, God's gift to the working (wo)man. The challenge remains, to pack as much nutrition as possible into a handy grab-and-go package.
What you want at breakfast is something thats going to sustain you, body and mind, through the first big push of your day. From a nutritional standpoint, protein will keep you feeling full longer, but the mental aspect of satiation is just as important. Studies show that people who plan something sweet into their day are less likely to overindulge than those who restrict themselves. Whole wheat flour and fat-free cottage cheese provide the protein you need for fuel, while the richness of dark cocoa is sure to stave off your chocolate cravings, sprinkled with refreshing pockets of tart raspberry fruitiness.
As far as sugar is concerned, most of it is provided naturally by the orange juice. As published, this recipe is rich and chocolatey, but not overly sweet — a dark chocolate lover's dream, but perhaps not every baker's cup of tea. You should taste your batter before baking and make sure that the balance is to your liking. Adding chocolate chips or an extra dash of sugar would make these more kid- or sweet-tooth-friendly.
Low-Fat Dark Chocolate Muffins
- 1/3 cup fat free cottage cheese
- 1 egg
- 2 Tbsp white sugar (or substitute)
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/4 cup unsweetened dark cocoa powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 1/4 tsp baking powder
- 1 cup raspberries, fresh or frozen
- 1/4 cup skim milk
- 1/4 cup unsweetened orange juice
- 1/2 tsp orange extract
Preheat oven to 425°F and grease 10 cups of a 12-cup muffin pan (or line with cupcake liners).
With a fork, beat together the cottage cheese and egg. Once they are well combined, stir in the sugar until dissolved, then add milk, orange juice, and orange extract. In a separate bowl, whisk or sift together flour, cocoa powder, salt, and baking powder. Toss raspberries in flour mixture to coat, then combine with wet ingredients and stir just until evenly incorporated. Distribute amongst 10 muffin cups and bake 15-18 minutes.
While I like to have smaller muffins (to more easily control portion size to fit my hunger at any given moment), Brendan prefers them larger (so that he doesn't have to grab more than one). Since this is my post, not his, I'm publishing the recipe as I would make it, but if you prefer heftier muffins, go ahead and double the recipe, distributing the batter between 12 muffin cups, and extending baking time as necessary.


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On reading "On bullshit" by Harry G. Frankfurt
I am presently, as you may already have intuited, reading On bullshit by Harry G. Frankfurt, "renowned moral philosopher [and] Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Princeton University." It is on many levels a wonderful book.
To begin at the beginning, the book is physically lovely: very well made, of a nice size and shape, with a pleasant and highly readable layout; the typography is excellent. To be quite honest, I might well have bought the book on these grounds alone. I am afraid (nay: I am proud, I boast) to say that I do judge books by their covers: if the publishers didn't think it worth their time to engage a good designer, if the typographers didn't care enough to do good work, if the printers were slipshod, then the book's content is unlikely to be much better.
I didn't read "On bullshit" when it first appeared in 2005; I usually don't, but rather wait a few years to see which books survive the bestseller mindset of publishers and journalists to earn a measure of renown. I expected the book to be yet another fashionable item with a half-life measured in days; instead it has become something of an underground classic, one finds references to it in other places, by trusted sources.
Frankfurt begins:
One of the most salient features of our culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.From where I stand on page seventeen, it's not yet clear where Harry is intending to take us. He sees a significant distinction between lies, humbug and bullshit: they are related but quite dissimilar. The relation and the point of difference is in the speaker's attitude to the truth.
A liar makes a statement that he believes to be untrue*, with the intention of causing his listeners to believe that his statement is true and thus concealing the truth. A recent and typical example is: "they have weapons of mass destruction." The significant point is that the liar is someone to whom the truth is very important, he is aware of it and cares greatly that it not become known.
Humbug is saying something that one knows is untrue, and which one's listeners know to be untrue, but with no intention on either side of believing or causing to believe, as (Harry's example) when a politician rises to his hind legs to say "our great and blessed country, whose Founding Fathers under divine guidance created a new beginning for mankind." A humbugger's relationship to the truth is tangental: he knows that what he says is not actually true, but does not seek to convince anyone of its truth.
A bullshitter tries to improve upon himself and the world by saying things that make him look better, his experiences more exciting, his pleasures more exalting, his defeats more crushing, his enemies more terrifying and his friends more angelic. An example is to say "my joke had them all falling out of their chairs with laughter" when in fact a few people chuckled. A bullshitter's relationship to the truth is one of blithe disregard. He truly does not care, at this time and in this case, what the truth is. In Harry's eyes, this makes him the worst and most dangerous of the three.
It's a fascinating book and I may well write about it again in a few days when I finish reading it. Recommended.
The thought for the day comes from Terry Pratchett's "Thud", which I've written about before.
"What? Tawnee says that what she does is art, sarge. And she wears more clothes than a lot of the women on the walls around here, so why be sniffy about it?"Indeed.
"Yeah, but ..." Fred Colon hesitated here. He knew in his heart that spinning upside down around a pole wearing a costume that you could floss with definitely was not Art, and being painted on a bed wearing nothing but a smile and a small bunch of grapes was good solid Art, but putting your finger on why this was the case was a bit tricky.
Today's Friday Favourite is from an album that I often play for a while, then set aside and re-discover a year later. The song is a hit from my university days. Musically aware listeners will detect the presence of Messrs Rodgers and Edwards (aka Chic) on guitar and vocals. Enjoy.
Happy Friday and Shabbat shalom, my dears.
* the actual truth of the statement is not relevant: before 1492, a person saying "the earth is flat" would be wrong but not a liar because they were stating something they believed to be true.


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Investing Money into Stocks and Bonds
Stocks and bonds can definately be a great tool to help you grow your money. They are something that can help everyone reach their finacial goals.
So, what are stocks and bonds? These are two different kinds of securities that allow you to get a somewhat steady growth on your money.
Companies are split into shares called stocks. By buying a stock you buy a percentage of the company. Over time as the company grows so do it's shares of stock also if the company has great dividend stocks you share in some of the profit that the company makes, this means passive income. The idea here is to buy strong stocks that are likely to go up and then hold onto them until hopefully sell the stock for more in the future.
Bonds work a little differently. investing into bonds is also called investing into debt. Basically when you get into a bond you are loaning money out to the individual company. In exchange for your contribution you recieve a nice cash flow of interest payments. Also when the bond matures the company will have to buy to back, hopefully it has increased so you could make money that way as well. The idea is to get into a bond, receive the interest payments and hopefully profit when the company buys the bond back.
So which one of these two strategies is better? If we look at Stocks or Bond you will find that they both have some positives and negatives associated with them.
The advantage of bonds is that they are considered safe. If the company owes you money they are required to pay you back. As long as the company still exist you will pretty much recieve interest payments. The bad part about this is that bonds typically have a pretty low yield. Safer investments tend to pay poorer returns.
Stocks on the other hand have the potential to give off much higher returns, but they are also considered riskier and more volatile then bonds.
Each is a little different and each individual investor can decide which one seems like a better investment for them or you can take the generally recommended approach and diversify your money across both assets.
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I learn something not because I have to, but because I really want to. That's the same view I have for performing. I'm performing because I really want to, not because I have to bring bread back home.
—Yo-Yo Ma
Have a touch of Cabin Fever? Come on out to the Music & Meal Soiree at Colchester High School on Friday, February 10 at 6:00 p.m. and help support a trip to New York City!
The event will feature small ensembles of band and chorus students serenading dinner guests. Come warm up with a spaghetti dinner and catch up with your friends and neighbors on a cold winter night.
Admission is $10 at door and $6 for those twelve and under, and all money raised will support the April 15–16 music trip to New York City. The trip includes a walking tour of the city, seeing Chicago on Broadway, and touring Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and NBC Studios. The student ensembles will also perform at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum!
In our December 1 CSD Spotlight feature, we discussed why music education is so valuable. Please mark your calendars and join us for an enjoyable evening supporting and connecting with our students.
Remember that Colchester High School's calendar of events can be found on the school's website, and Colchester School District posts a district-wide calendar of events, as well!
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute researchers have developed two strategies to reactivate the p53 gene in mice, causing blood, bone and liver tumors to self destruct. The p53 protein is called the "guardian of the genome" because it triggers the suicide of cells with damaged DNA.
Inactivation of p53 can set the stage for the development of different types of cancer. The researchers' findings show for the first time that inactivating the p53 gene is necessary for maintaining tumors. While the researchers caution that cancers can mutate to circumvent p53 reactivation, they believe their findings offer ideas for new approaches to cancer therapy.
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A team led by biochemists at the University of California, San Diego has found what could be a long-elusive mechanism through which inflammation can promote cancer. The findings may provide a new approach for developing cancer therapies.
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Estrogen is known to enhance the growth and migration of breast cancer cells. Now researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have found that estrogen also can shield breast cancer cells from immune cells.
In a study published online this week in Oncogene, the researchers report that estrogen induces the expression of an inhibitor that blocks immune cells' ability to kill tumor cells. This is the first study to identify estrogen's role in shielding breast cancer cells from the action of immune cells.
The researchers analyzed estrogen's role in the cascade of events that occurs when immune cells, called natural killer cells, encounter a tumor cell.
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A provocative new model proposed by molecular biologist John Tower of the University of Southern California may help answer an enduring scientific question: Why do women tend to live longer than men?
That tendency holds true in humans and many other mammals as well as in the much-studied fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.
In genetic studies of Drosophila, Tower and his team have shown that genes known to increase longevity always affect male and female flies differently.
"For a long time, we only did experiments in one sex or the other, depending on what was convenient," said Tower, an associate professor of biological sciences in the USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences who has studied the genetics of aging in Drosophila for the last two decades.


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After a magnificent weekend trip to Queenstown, Wanaka, Mt. Cook, and more, it was back to Dunedin. This week would begin with the challenge of Living Below the Line and eating less than $2.25 worth a day. For me this meant Pasta, Rice, and maybe some indulging in some sauces for these basic starches. Along with the challenge came some school work which would only make things more difficult. But for the beginning of the week, there was first a prescription for adventure.
After a walk to a brilliant Glow Worm Cave with Sian (Program Mom) and others, a few of us stayed behind to check out the area. It was about 9PM and this meant it was pitch black. We had our head torches but this did not make the trip less wet. Me, my Kmart shoes, and poor torch light struggled for 5 min before accepting the fact that we would be wet, very wet. Nevertheless after stepping over branches and breaking several trees we decided to head back.
Now, I could've sworn I saw a sign for a waterfall and sure enough, on the way back, Zach saw it. With no need for persuasion, I went ahead with Zach and brought Greg along with some peer pressure.
We got to a brilliant little cove where a 10 meter waterfall send water shooting into a small pool. What was even more gorgeous was the small patch of sky we could see through the overhanging trees that stood around us. This made for a spectacular viewing of the glow worms speckling the walls of the cove. The following day was when things started to get interesting. Whether it was related or not but the challenges of Living Below the Line and completing my Improv essay both hit a wall. Luckily there were plenty of things keeping my mind off food and on pleasant things. For example, lunch at Greg's home, bottling, meeting famous Brad Thorn at a Christian event.
Thursday afternoon you could see me bored by the current Philosophy lecturer. The day was particularly uneventful to be completely honest. Luckily Friday saw the release of a decent amount of stress in the completion of the essay and beginning of the weekend. Danny I started another batch and my gang (Rita, Kuba, Anna) played a sweet little drinking game at the Cook with several pitchers.
Saturday brought with it a whole 'nother adventure in a Sunrise Hike to Mt. Cargill. 5:30AM. Zach, Ben, Hailey, Me, and Tyler packed Spartacus (Zach's car). Going up Mt. Cargill was not especially difficult as much as it was muddy. Then at the top Zach was teased by his aspirations for reaching the top of a radio tower! Well, this was to be the morning. No one else wanted to join as we threw his heavy blanket over the barbed fence and began the upward ascent of 30+ meters. Timed perfectly, we had 10 min or so before the sunrise. Putting Zach's concern for trouble aside with a simple ignorance plea in the event of a situation meant we could make the most of the sunrise at the top of that moving radio tower.
With a beautiful sunrise under our belts, the day was meant to be a great one. We made our way to the Organ Pipes with great conversation decorating the air between us. Littering the air with my desire to be an airbender only exemplifies the spirit that New Zealand has left me with.
Even better was the afternoon cooking session with Zach and Ben and the amount of food we demolished. The afternoon was a wonderfully lazy one with plenty of skype and gave me the rest I needed for a night out on the town. However, I had been getting sick of town and this was one of the more blunt reminders.
Anywho, the next day was a brilliant one as I learned about Hungarian and Polish politics over the Cook's marvelously frugal $2 Burger n Chips Sunday deal. The beers that accompanied the food made for a nice short Sunday Lib Session since we got there around 5. Even better was the movie session we had in our living room later that night. Definitely one of my favorite vibes of the semester as everyone huddled around Hercules.


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Naval Academy's vendor commission policy draws scrutiny
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A policy change that requires vendors to give the Naval Academy a 20 percent commission for jobs done on campus is receiving scrutiny.
The Capital reports its questions about the policy led the school to announce it will review the policy this week, while two members of Congress on the academy's Board of Visitors say they plan to seek more information about the change.
Businesses were required to sign contracts effective Oct. 1 that give over a portion of commissions. The academy says their cut is intended to control retail, raise revenue for the Business Services Division and bolster the fund that pays for midshipmen recreational activities.
The contract bars businesses from raising prices to offset the cost of the fee, and the newspaper reports it disproportionately affects wedding vendors.
Information from: The Capital, http://www.capitalgazette.com/


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Asia 'XXX' album review
Released on: Frontiers records. Release date: Available now
OK, I know, this album has been out for a little while (July ... ), but the copy I have, I misplaced and got sidetracked and lost track of wrapping this review up. My bad sorry, but the review is here now, because it deserves to be!
Asia is a band with so much history and no, I am not going write all that here!
Come on folks, the band's first album was released in 1982 … Yes, thirty years ago, cue this latest release, 'XXX!'
I will say this though, in the beginning there was the classic line up of John Wetton (King Crimson, Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, UK) on bass / lead vocals, Steve Howe (Yes) guitars, Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake and Palmer) on drums and Geoff Downes (Yes, Buggles), they released the first two albums and then everything more or less started to go into disarray.
The one mainstay throughout all the lineup changes has been Geoff Downes.
In 2006 all the original band members, patched up their differences and were together once more and in 2007, they set about recording 'Phoenix' which was not released until 2008, delays were mainly down to John Wetton health (Heart) problems.
Today the band are still complete, and are currently out touring again in support off this new, very good album.
'Tomorrow The World' opens the album with a gentle intro before kicking in with very familiar sounding class melodies. They seriously have gone back to a very familiar sound and that no knocking of either 'Phoenix' or 'Omega' as they have their own merits, no question, but this album certainly echoes so much more of what got them attention originally.
Great hooks, especially from Downes and a very, very strongly written up tempo song indeed.
The strangely titled 'Bury Me in Willow,' starts with a chugging not too heavy a riff and then gets into the traditionally catchy Asia pre and full chorus. It's a really beautiful song, it's up tempo in place, but also has its more restrained moments. It's a great song, even with the odd title.
'No Religion' is way more up tempo and wow, some almost dirty chords here too!
It does come down a bit about halfway through, before some dirty chords and brief solo from Howe.
Some great solo moments here throughout generally too, love the keyboards especially.
What can I say, yet another strong hook ridden song.
With 'Faithful' it's quite the atmospheric ballad initially that then picks up in the second half, beautifully put together.
Every song on here, the more you listen to it, you just here so much more to each one, so much multi-tracking, but then that was the power of Asia originally.
'I Know How You Feel' is a mid tempo piece, starting with sequencer like keys, almost like Supertramp's 'Logical Song,' but quicker, then the songs gets into its own groove then the keys are there again, before it becomes more intricate and nicely develops and grows into something more.
There's a piano start to 'Face on the Bridge,' before it kicks into its stride, good old sub-funky bass line, then it grows into a much more up tempo track. A strong vocal harmony line in the choruses leads into some nice solo guitar work from Steve Howe and then back into the song. Sounds right at home in Asia territory!
A big intro for 'Al Gatto Nero' next and then it's into familiar Asia turf, with wonderful melodies and much more, even with John Wetton's little Italian sung moments. Good one!
Next up 'Judas' is another slice of magic and rich melodies, keyboard flurries, sweet guitar fills, harmony vocals and it's just glowing!
Closing track here is 'Ghost of a Chance,' starts gently with simply piano and John's vocals, before John plays some easy going bass lines and Steve plays some beautiful accompanying guitar briefly, then it's back to piano and vocals and then the full band comes in.
Carl Palmers playing here and throughout, although not mentioned until now is simply exemplary!
The man is perfect and yes, I know I'm a drummer, but I say it now, because he deserves huge praise.
For all the man's intricate fills he does, it's never same old, same old, it's never boring, far from it, but it fits so slickly in that people may take it for granted.
Listen to the album, any Asia album and just for once, focus on the drums. The man is a genius!
It's amazing some of the stuff he does and I've seen a drum clinic he did once, phenomenal! If you get the chance to see him play, with Asia or outside of the band, it is a 'must do' chance.
A great release from the band! Good old Asia!
Rating: 4.25 out of 5
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So I remember seeing this movie a couple times and i'm not sure if its a dream or not. It starts off with a normal family of a young boy mom and dad, there might be a little sister too, but i'm not sure. They live in a small town and its called something that I don't remember. In the story there are these weird creature things that are green and they start taking over the town. Also i'm almost 100% positive that in the movie the boy in the family finds out that these weird green creatures are actually what the towns' name is spelled backwards. But anyway they end up defeating the creatures and at the end of the movie all is well. But, At the end of the movie the mother bites an apple that has toxic green goo in it. The green goo is sign of the creatures.
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Yeah they call them Goblins… the town is called Nilbog (Goblin backwards).. silliest movie ever!


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AnnouncementSeptember 25, 2007
The National Institute of General Medical Sciences, a component of the National Institutes of Health, has funded three new National Centers for Systems Biology to advance the study of the complex interactions occurring inside biological systems and to train others in this emerging field. The national effort, which now includes 10 systems biology centers, will broaden and deepen our understanding of how different factors contribute to the functioning of cells, tissues, and even entire organisms.
The centers are led by Philip Benfey, Ph.D, a biologist at Duke University; Ravi Iyengar, Ph.D., a pharmacologist at Mount Sinai School of Medicine; and Arthur Lander, M.D., Ph.D., a developmental biologist at the University of California, Irvine.
Benfey's Duke Center for Systems Biology, slated to receive about $14.5 million over 5 years, joins biologists and theorists to address the orchestrated processes of the cell cycle, development and differentiation, and population variation in model organisms. The findings could substantially boost our understanding of basic biology and human diseases. Faculty affiliated with the center will integrate systems biology themes into existing graduate education programs, teach several new undergraduate systems biology courses, and administer a certificate program designed for biology, mathematics, and computer science majors.
Iyengar's New York Center for Systems Biology, expected to receive more than $13 million over 5 years, brings together researchers and educators from six institutions for the systems-level study of medicine and therapeutics. Specifically, the team will integrate theoretical and experimental approaches to understand how drugs—both therapeutic and abused—affect the organization and physiology of cells, tissues, and organs. The researchers will focus on interactions occurring in the heart and brain. The center will host workshops for undergraduate educators on integrating systems and mathematical approaches into college biology courses, and it plans to introduce hands-on summer research programs for students.
Lander's Center for Complex Biological Systems, estimated to receive about $14.4 million over 5 years, assembles 20 UC-Irvine faculty members to focus on how biological systems in model organisms process spatial information during development, intracellular signaling, and cell proliferation. Other efforts include the development of computational and optical tools needed for measuring and modeling spatially dynamic systems and fostering the next generation of systems biologists through undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral training. The center's advances could shed light on human development, birth defects, stem cells, cancer, and basic physiology and, more broadly, identify common principles in how different biological systems maneuver in a spatial world.
To learn more about the National Centers for Systems Biology, visit http://www.nigms.nih.gov/Research/SpecificAreas/SysBio or contact the NIGMS Office of Communications and Public Liaison at 301-496-7301 or email@example.com.
NIGMS (http://www.nigms.nih.gov), a component of the National Institutes of Health, supports basic biomedical research that is the foundation for advances in disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
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Message to the Media
I was going to continue my piece about Recruiters being under fire but SFC B has done a much better job than I can. Follow his story over at his blog.
What I wanted to write about today is 11 things that I would like to say to the collective MSM:
1. Nobody cares about Anna Nichole Smith!
Every morning I wake up, I know that she's still dead - you don't have to keep reminding me. I don't care about the fact that she died. It's sad, but it happens every day. My neighbor died the other day of a suspected overdose and not one television cameras showed up - what makes Anna Nichole Smith so much more important than this guy to have her death all over every network for the last 2 weeks? I don't care what they do with her body, I don't care what happens to her fortune, and I don't care who gets custody of her daughter as long as she's taken care of. Frankly, none of this is ANYBODY's business other than the families. Maybe if you leave these people alone they wouldn't OD on drugs all the time!
2. I don't care about Britney Spears.
I don't care how many times she's been in and out of rehab. I don't care if she shaves her head. I don't care if she doesn't wear panties when out at the clubs - although it does turn me on a little. I don't care if K-Fed gets the kids - and frankly, none of this is ANYBODY'S business other than hers, K-Fed's, and their families. Again, this crap doesn't need to be on every network 24/7.
3. I don't care about mountain climbers who get stuck on a mountain.
These people made the decision to go up on that mountain, knowing the risks. They should take responsibility for their actions and I'm sure I'm not the only one who doesn't feel sorry for them nor am I the only one who's sick of the news telling me I should feel sorry for them. If they're stuck, go rescue them because we're the only country in the world who helps idiots like these but keep this crap off the TV. There's much more important things going on in the world besides some morons who want to go mountain climbing for "the thrill" just to cry like babies when things go wrong. It is sad when these mountain climbers never make it off the mountain but we shouldn't feel sorry for them when they knowingly took the risk to get "the thrill".
4. Hollywood celebs and recording artists are not military experts.
Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn, Jane Fonda, The Dixie Chicks, John Mellencamp, and the rest of the "stars" who oppose the war are NOT military experts so they should not be be on the TV saying what we should do in Iraq. Just because Martin Sheen played the President on TV does not mean he is qualified to be the REAL Commander-In-Chief. Just because Mike Farrell played BJ Hunnicut on M.A.S.H. doesn't mean he really knows how to be a commander at war. These people need to leave military decisions to the real experts who have the proper training and knowledge to make such decisions. If General Pace tried to give these moonbats advice on how to shoot a movie or produce an album they would laugh in his face. Yet they think they're "elite" enough that they can tell General Pace how to do his job. If they're against the war, that's fine, let them say they're against it - but leave the military planning to the people who's jobs it is to do so.
5. People who do suicide attacks in Israel are not "freedom fighters"
As a matter of fact the proper term is actually Terrorists. If these Islamic extremists were only attacking valid Israeli military targets I might agree that maybe they're "freedom fighters". But when these psychopathic sickos cross the boarder and blow up school buses filled with children they show that they aren't for freedom at all - they're terrorists plain and simple. Calling them anything else is an insult to our intelligence and only boosts the terrorists' morale.
6. If I wanted to know about the Oscars I would watch them on Sunday.
I. Don't. Care. About. The. Oscars. If I REALLY wanted to hear about them I would actually turn the friggin channel and watch them. There's much more important things going on in the world than the stupid Oscars. I don't understand how the Oscars get more coverage than the 13-year-old boy who was kidnapped at gunpoint and escaped unharmed - the latter story is MUCH more newsworthy. Keep all the Oscar crap for shows like Entertainment Tonight.
7. Every time you reveal classified information or operations you hurt America.
This is a pretty serious issue. Every time you release classified information or classified operations you hurt America, your own country. These actions are morally wrong and borderline treasonous. Don't you realize that you are potentially putting lives at risk here? Even if there aren't lives at risk, you are ruining our tools to actually WIN the Global War on Terror. If you actually WANT us to lose this war, keep doing business as usual. If you actually WANT us to WIN this war, then you'd better get your head out of your asses and stop selling out your own country for a story and a buck.
8. Stop the one-sided coverage of Iraq.
There are actually GOOD things happening in Iraq - your constant refusal to report anything but the bad things shows you for the traitors you probably are. You don't really have to look very hard to find these stories. CENTCOM has done a lot of the homework for you. Hell, my brother and a guy named Jim have done some of the homework for you as well. I'm not saying don't report the bad things - there ARE bad things happening in Iraq and it SHOULD be reported. What I'm saying is lets have a little balance here. What you are doing by only reporting the bad things is furthering your agenda of America losing the war in Iraq - that isn't your job. Your job is to report the facts and not try to sway the public opinion.
9. There are 2 sides to the global warming story.
Stop reporting just the democratic talking points on the issue. Sean Hannity shouldn't be the only one in the world actually reporting that many scientists don't believe the global warming hype. Besides, 15 years ago you told me we were heading into the next ice age - now the world is warming up? Maybe we should do a little more research before we scream "fire" in a crowded movie theatre.
10. Lets have a little TRUTH in reporting shall we?
Finally, you all need to tell the TRUTH in your stories, both on the air and in print. Every time I watch the news or read something in the paper I constantly find things that are either half-truths or down right lies and it's getting out of control. We have a free press in this country because our four-fathers believed you can't trust the government to tell the truth. Now we can't even trust our free press to tell the truth any more! If we can't trust the government to tell the truth (and I don't) and we can't trust the media to tell the truth (which I don't either) than who can we trust? The odd thing is that I find myself believing the government more than the media even though the government has more to gain by lying! I think I speak for more than just myself when I say we're sick and tired of lies in the media. You can't say Saddam NEVER had WMDs when he used them to kill hundreds of thousands. As SFC B said Chris Dugan was never a recruiter. U.S. Soldiers never flushed Korans down the toilet at Gitmo to antagonize prisoners. The scary part is that you don't realize the kind of damage you can and have done with your false reporting. Take a look at the case of the Times report of U.S. soldiers flushing Korans down the toilet at Gitmo to antagonize prisoners. That story caused riots across the Muslim world and several soldiers DIED because of the riots that story caused. The VERY NEXT WEEK the Times printed admitted that the only incidents of Korans being flushed was done by the prisoners themselves to try and clog up the toilets to piss off the guards! Who took responsibility for those soldiers who lost their lives because of your false reporting? Frankly, it needs to stop for every one's sake.
11. The election is too far away - lets hold off for now.
The election is over a year and a half away. Hell, the primaries are a year away! Can we please get this off the TV. At the rate you're going now, EVERYBODY is going to be sick and tired of the election and our horribly low voting rate will drop even lower.
I'm glad I got all that off my chest. Feel free to comment even if you think I'm a right-wing crack-pot.
I finished this month's mission (HAHA!!! I go off a calendar month - suck it USAREC recruiters!) back on the 9th and haven't done much actual recruiting the rest of the month. Frankly, after enlisting 6 soldiers into the Army National Guard in 34 days I think I deserved a little break. I think it's time to get back to work, don't you?
Finally, I have a couple of big announcements to make - and these are huge.
#1. With my ETS (End of Term of Service) fast approaching I have decided to NOT extend my tour in Recruiting. This job has been by far the best job I've ever had. At the same time this has been by far the worst job I've ever had. I'm glad I've had this opportunity to do this job, but in the end I believe it is time to move on. I will have a crazy amount of leave to burn up before I ETS so I will be ending my recruiting tour much earlier than expected. As of the information I have right now, I will out process from my BN on the morning of May 15th and start my terminal leave at 1200hrs of that same day. There's lots to do before that time so the two and a half months I have till I'm done will be busy - but a welcomed busy.
#2. I WILL BE ON VACATION ALL SUMMER!!!!!! I just wish my brother would be home to enjoy it with me.
#3. I only have SIX enlistments left! My replacement is already in my office and I've begun wrapping up my recruiting life. If all goes well, I'll have my 6 enlistments sooner rather than later and be able to have a very easy transition to the non-recruiting world.
#4. I'm going to go back to college full time next fall to FINALLY get my degree. I'll be majoring in Secondary Education with a focus in Broad field Social Studies. Troy, if you don't have your Masters by the time I graduate, I will never stop teasing you. By the way, you're 8 and a half years older than me so you should have your masters before I have my bachelors.....
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This morning I got up early(ish) and set out to run some holiday errands. While the early start did help me avoid some of the usual crush, by the time I'd visited three different stores and dealt with cranky clerks, rude customers, whiny children, ugly traffic and some of the worst Christmas music ever, I was most definitely In. A. Mood.
I was thinking decidedly un-jolly thoughts about the season in general and the rest of humanity in particular when I heard the distant ringing of a Salvation Army bell. Now, you may not know this about me, but I am constitutionally incapable of passing by one of those red kettles. I'm not saying this to sound holier-than-thou - it's just a holdover from my childhood. Salvation Army kettle = cough up some dough.
So there I was, trying to stand out of the way and juggle my packages while I fished a single out of my wallet, when I realized that someone was singing Christmas carols. You know how people sing in the shower? (Guilty!) And you know how sometimes people sing really enthusiastically in the shower, even when they know they suck? (Also guilty!) That's the kind of singing that I was hearing. I free my dollar bill and head out the door only to see this short, portly little Asian guy, all bundled up against the cold, ringing his bell with one hand and holding a notebook page with hand-written Christmas lyrics in the other, belting out "O Holy Night" for all he was worth. And thanking people for their donations in between:
"Faaaaaalll on you knees! O heeeeeeaa..."
"Thank you, Me-y Chistmas"
"...the angel voooooiiiiices"
(Like I said ... little Asian dude. He tended to drop his "Rs". Not being racist here, just trying to paint the scene.)
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The Handyman by Bentley Little
— feeling crazy
Typical Bentley. He has a knack for taking a seemingly innocent type of character and turning him into something that gives you the chills and leaves you feeling uneasy. In this case a run of the mill handyman who not only does shoddy work, but throw in some Vietnamese voodoo witchcraft, and you have a handyman from hell.
This one was creepy as heck, but fun read. Recommended for horror fans.


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alcohol, breast cancer . . . Gender plays a role in the way alcohol
affects the body, since it is metabolized differently by men
and women. Because women tend to weigh less than men, it's generally
easier for them to become intoxicated. But even in women and men
of the same body weight, alcohol can be more potent for women and
more toxic to their livers. One possible reason is that women have
lower levels of alcohol dehydrogenase, an enzyme that helps to
break down alcohol in the stomach before it reaches the liver.
Thus, more alcohol reaches the liver and eventually winds up in
the bloodstream. Indeed, many women can easily push themselves
over the legal limit after only one or two drinks. It is interesting
to note that alcohol consumption is associated with increased risk
of breast cancer. Alcohol increases the absorption of iron in the
diet and "an accumulation of iron coupled with a diminished
antioxidant defenses in breast tissue with advancing age," which
explains the association with breast cancer and alcohol [Free
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Fruit Tarts are relatively easy but look difficult. They are a great creative outlet because you can decorate the fruit however you like-and it will always look delicious. I had bought myself a stoneware tart pan and had to put it to use. I made this one a few weeks ago. It has a whipped cream and drained vanilla yogurt filling, organic graham cracker crust (to avoid hyrdogenated oils) and fruit on top! Here is the recipe I was inspired by, Fresh Fruit Tart I of course adapt most recipes I use to my own liking. I adpated using the entire egg in the crust, not just the white (what a waste of a beautiful egg yolk!) I also used tapioca flour instead of gelatin for the thickening agent. Next time I make one of these i'm going to go for the full-fat cream cheese filling- much more satisfying :P The yogurt filling is nice and refreshing for summer though. For this recipe, I would add more graham crackers to the crust also.
I got posted here: http://photograzing.seriouseats.com/2008/08/my-first-fruit-tart.html


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Grain Free Diet and Recipes for the Holidays
December 4, 2006
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Patricia welcomes Jodi Bager and Jenny Lass, co-authors of "Grain-Free Gourmet". Both diagnosed with debilitating diseases, they turned to the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) to control their symptoms and discuss innovative recipes for the holidays that enable us to live healthy, pain-free lives without feeling deprived or restricted.
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Relationships, health, spirituality, finances and community concerns, reclaim control of all areas of your life with the power of positive thinking. Patricia Raskin and her guests will bring you practical, positive solutions for a happy, empowered and successful life.
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On the road to Raam, Day 1
Rode with Nanda Shatri towards Raam, with some haste. The current state of affairs was a tad disconcerting, but I was confident. I'd defeated the bitch queen time and again before, so what was another? I'd go to Raam and free the hostages, thus crippling her army. I'd also cut Abalach Re off from one of her sources of power—this dead god Badna—and hopefully that can turn the tide.
It seems like a tall order for a single Dray, really, but then again, I was never an ordinary Dray.
On the road to Raam, Day 2
We ran into a group of Raamite soldiers. Things were close, but we pretended to be the merchant Lord Nikana and his daughter Lady Leia. A lone soldier dared to defy our claims (which were, to be fair, entirely false), but a quick staredown and a couple of veiled threats put him in his place.
Lord Nikana and Lady Leia of House M'ke.
Damn, but that Cypher is rubbing off on me. I guess that's what happens when you travel with such a… slimy character.
(And yes, Cypher, I realize you're in all likelihood reading this right now somehow. No offense meant.)
On the road to Raam, Day 3
Today was largely uneventful, but a strange thing happened. In preparation of our evening meal, I lit an arcane fire, as I usually do. But it was… different, somehow, than usual. The fire seemed to burn brighter, and I found my gaze transfixed at the flickering embers. Nanda Shatri did not seem to note anything out of the ordinary, so perhaps the light was just playing tricks with me. Then again, there have been accounts of prophets who see visions in flame—screaming nonsense about some lord of light—but that has never happened to me.
It is strange, when I think about it. My entire arcane career has had me more biased towards harnessing the power of cold. And yet, after the battle wherein we claimed the Orb of Darkest Defiling, the arcane energies seemed to overflow in me, and I was filled with a yearning to channel the power of fire. Why is that, I wonder? I hadn't given it much thought before, but to be drawn to the polar opposite of your primary source of power seems a bit unusual. Could something have reached out to me, then, using the power of the orb to plant some compulsion in my mind?
Well. Such thoughts are like to drive me fully insane (arcanists are already half-insane, really).
Raam – Day 4
Arriving in Raam, for whatever reason, aggravated my concerns somewhat. I remained entirely focused at the task at hand, but… something was off. Almost immediately I felt dizzy, my head pounding like a drum. But I couldn't let that affect me, so I stayed calm and carried on.
After discussing tactics with Nanda Shatri, we decided to head for the Sepulcher of Badna. To do that, however, we needed a way to get in. Fortunately, we ran into a certain sculptor who owed me a favor. It turns out he did the sculptures of Abalach Re's consorts that were buried in the Sepulcher, but just pretending to be the sculptor's assistant wouldn't cut it. We needed one final piece to make it convincing—Nanda Shatri would have to pose as Abalach Re. She objected initially, stating concerns about mimicking the sorcerer queen's voice. I showed her I was more than capable of doing this for her. She sighed, defeated, but ultimately agreed to help us out. A quick glamour had her assume Abalach Re's form, bare buttocks and all. I convinced her to take the lead, as this was tactically sound, and for this the sculptor seemed quite grateful, initiating a peculiar fist-bumping motion I was largely unfamiliar with.
Getting pasts the guards was simple, but the Sepulcher itself was difficult. It was for me, anyway, though I do not know if this was the case for the others. The pounding in my head intensified, and I realized my head didn't feel like a drum; rather, I could hear a drumming noise inside my head. I looked around to see if anybody else noticed, but it seemed I was the only one. That concerned me somewhat, but there really wasn't much else I could do other than bear with it.
A short walk led us to a statue of Badna, and the drumming noise grew louder still. It seemed to be coming from the statue… but it was actually coming from underneath it, somehow. Upon further inspection, it seemed the base of the statue hid a door leading downward. Nanda Shatri and I pressed forward as the sculptor offered to stand guard.
Every step I took, and the drumming grew louder, and louder. One two three four, one two three four, one two three four, one two three four, a constant, incessant rhythm in my head. What was this sound? What did it mean?
I was vaguely aware of three figures standing between me and the source of whatever it was that was calling me.
Fools. They did not stand a chance.
I know I must have just stood there, in the field. Perhaps I defiled… I do not recall. I remember only the embers, and the drums. Because that's when I realized what was making that drumming noise. It is in my head still, though it bothers me no longer. That constant beating—there can be no mistake.
They are the drums of war.
And I am the god of war reborn.
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Escape from Raam – Day 5
I must be quick.
My companions ran, and I am alone. I remember little. Only what I felt.
Extra arms—that's new. Okay. One never can tell with these things. I could have grown an extra head, or had no head. Legs. Yes. I still have legs. And wings, of a sort. Good. Mostly intact. Still a dray. That is good.
I am too weak, still. I cannot face her yet. I need… I need… something. I don't know. I hunger. I thirst. But I do not know what I need.
I must make for Kled.
I wonder how the others fared…?


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This study programme's aim is to educate qualified teachers for secondary schooling. The programme is a part of a two-subject future teachers' study and the graduates obtain a professional qualification to teach physics and the second subject in secondary schools. The study gives education both in physics and in special didactic-methodical subjects, and through courses in pedagogy and psychology the graduate is fully qualified to work with young people. Practical teaching experience is obtained through obligatory pedagogical training at secondary schools supervised by highly experienced secondary school teachers.
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- carry out physical experiments, mainly as a complement to school demonstrations, and laboratory experiments
- describe properly an experiment within the educational process and analyse experimental results
- identify and solve physical problems in various areas
- view individual aspects of physics in their historical, social and environmental context
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- choose proper methods to test and evaluate educational progress
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Graduates are fully qualified as teachers of physics for all types of secondary and elementary schools. They have practical experience with teaching physics at secondary schools and basic knowledge about managing these types of schools. A combination of these abilities gives them an opportunity to get other jobs where precise thinking, responsible data evaluation and a communicative skill are needed (basic and applied research, universities, work with youth, popularization of science, publishing, etc.).
|Faculty of Science
|Type of study
|follow-up master's
|Standard length of studies
|2 years
|Language of instruction
Field of study combinations
Field combinations with Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Physics
Combinations with fields of Faculty of Science
Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Biology
Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Chemistry
Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Mathematics
Combinations with fields of other faculties
Faculty of Sports Studies
Lower and Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Physical Education
Admission Requirements
Written test on the level of bachelor state exam (only in Czech).
Recommended literature
As seen on bachelor exam.
Evaluation criteria
Result of entrance test.
Frequently enrolled courses
Recommended study plans and other information can be found in the faculty study catalouge.
1st semester
- Didactics of physics 1
- School experiments laboratory 1
- Didactic seminar on physics 1
- Structure and properties of matter
- Special pedagogy
- History of Physics
- Teacher and school administration
- Educational Psychology
- Diploma Thesis 1
- Presentation Seminar 1
- School management
- Technology for didactics
- Natural hazards - online
- Education and schooling in the 21st century
- Multimedia in the education of chemistry
- Týmová práce, komunikace a řízení
- Isues in practical management
- Teaching Physics 1
- Physics revisited 1
- Secondary school physics in exercises 1
- Advanced Examination in English for Specific Purposes - Science
- English for Physicists III
- Logic foundations of mathematics
- Pedagogical communication
- Communication in conflict situations 2
2nd semester
- Physics in alive nature
- Didactics of physics 2
- School Experiments Laboratory 2
- Didactic seminar on physics 2
- Teaching Physics 1
- Presentation Seminar 2
- Diploma Thesis 2
- Advanced Examination in English for Specific Purposes - Science
- Pedagogical praxis from mathematics 1
- Theory and methodic of education
- Pedagogical practice - seminar
- Didactic practice
- Personality psychology
- Foundations of Psychology
- Presentation Seminar 2
- Communication training
3rd semester
- Secondary school physics in exercises 1
- Diploma Thesis 3
- Pedagogical communication
- Presentation Seminar 3
- Presentation workshop
- Diploma Thesis 2
- Teaching Physics 1
- Teaching Physics 2
- Physics revisited 1
- History of Physics
- Pedagogical praxis from mathematics 1
- Pedagogical praxis from mathematics 2
- Educational Psychology
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Market Observations for the Week: The SPX only gave us a B-wave bounce on today's Full Moon/lunar eclipse - we are looking for another leg down on Thursday. The market is going through a long-needed correction and we need MORE FEAR to rebalance sentiment into next week. Regardless of any near-term volatility, we are in a BLOW OFF PHASE for the stock market that has much farther to go into August and we plan to buy QQQ calls on weakness going into the 2/2 NFP jobs report. Big Picture, and short-term high notwithstanding, we believe that the SPX has entered a blow off phase that could take us well over SPX 3000 and over QQQ 230 by August 2018 as the "bubble of everything" continues to roll through global asset markets.
Commodity Forecast for 2018: Crude oil will test $85 by August ($100 by early 2019).
Gold will test $1500 by August.
Strategy for 2018: Buy the FANG stocks on dips - the QQQ could test 230 by August.
Work the "inflation trade" - buy the GDX and the XLE on dips.
1/31/18 (Commentary for Wednesday) The FOMC statement came out a little hawkish and the market sold off initially before recovering into the close, but the SPX just gave us a corrective bounce on today's Full Moon/lunar eclipse and we added to our UVXY calls - another leg down is likely to start tomorrow. We also need MORE FEAR to rebalance sentiment - a higher VIX, higher put/call ratios and a higher TRIN are needed here. We are looking to buy weakness in the FANG stocks on a decline into the NFP job's report on Friday. Like the stock market, gold gave us a 3-wave corrective bounce into the Full Moon/lunar eclipse today and looks prepped for another leg down to test $1320 into next week. The GDX also needs another leg down to test 23 before it roars much higher into the spring. Gold made a seasonal high last week at $1365 (multi-year resistance) and is pulling back correctively into Friday's NFP jobs report. Crude oil pulled back correctively into the Full Moon/lunar eclipse and started to bounce - how we trade on Thursday will tell us a lot. The USD is starting a C-Wave rally that could test 89.8 by early next week.
·Big Picture on Stocks (UPDATED) - The SPX is giving us 5-waves down on the hourly chart - we're looking for more correction to balance sentiment. Our strategy remains the same, to buy weakness in our favorite groups: FANG, gold stocks and oil stocks. We are looking for SPX >3000 by June 2018.
·Big Picture on PMs (UPDATED) - Gold only gave us a corrective bounce into the Full Moon/lunar eclipse on 1/31 - we need another leg down to test $1320 before the next leg higher. In the Big Picture, gold may have started a 3rd of a 3rd wave higher from 7/10 on the daily chart on 12/12.
- Stocks - After pulling back sharply into the 1/30-1/31 Full Moon Timing Window, the SPX and NDX only gave us a corrective bounce on the Full Moon/lunar eclipse (no thanks to a hawkish FOMC statement) - we're looking for another leg down here to rebalance stock market sentiment. We added UVXY calls today.
- Gold - Gold gave us an EW a-b-c correction into 1/30, but then just a 3-wave bounce into today's Full Moon/lunar eclipse - we still need a C-Wave down to test $1320 into next week.
- Silver – Silver only gave us a 3-wave bounce into today's Full Moon/lunar eclipse and that leaves us vulnerable to another leg down into next week.
- Crude Oil - Crude oil reversed higher on today's Full Moon/lunar eclipse but oil stocks badly lagged - we sold our COP calls today for breakeven and are holding our SLB calls.
- Bonds - Bonds declined in 5-waves down on the hourly chart and just bounced in 3-waves today - this is bearish action - we are holding TLT puts. The ECB has cut its QE for January by half and this could reduce the bid for US Treasuries.
- Dollar Index – The USD looks primed to test 89.80 on a C-wave rally by early next week.
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Today I was enjoying your Roll Call article when I noticed both some obvious errors and glaring omissions (concerning) two arch-rival high schools: Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar. Kelly McGillis attended Corona del Mar High School. Here are some omissions of Newport Harbor High students: Terry Albritton, former world record holder in the shot put; Anthony Zerbe and Ted McGinley, both familiar faces on television; Steve Timmons, top Olympic volleyball player.
With a little research you will find that both schools have also turned out many world-class swimmers and water polo players.
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Newport Harbor, Class of 1972
Kelly McGillis attended both Corona del Mar High School and Newport Harbor High School.


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This project is my second winner project as a freelancer. It was a nice experience for me because the client was very communicative and based on his suggestions I developed the visual identity until the desired result. The main element is the logo, that represents the business name's monogram and includes the name's first letters, the L and M letters and the right part of the M letter is actually a crystal structure, referring to his geologist activity.
The visual identity include many elements, the logo, a both side business card, A4 letter paper, an electronic signature design for his email and some sticker designs for the mineral boxes.


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The Environmental Protection Agency says a new study shows that dispersants used to break up oil in the Gulf of Mexico are no more toxic to aquatic life than oil alone.
The EPA says the tests also show that when mixed with oil, the dispersant used in the Gulf, Corexit 9500A, is no more or less toxic than oil mixtures with available alternative chemicals.
The test results were released Monday as the Obama administration defends itself against assertions that officials allowed oil giant BP to use excessive amounts of chemical dispersants whose threat to sea life remains unknown. Congressional investigators say the Coast Guard routinely approved BP requests to use thousands of gallons of Corexit despite a federal directive to use the chemical sparingly.
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Evelyn Walls Badger age 69 of Jefferson died Wednesday, January 17, 2018 at Ashe Memorial Hospital. She was born in Konnorock, Virginia on Monday, January 3, 1949 to Robert and Margaret Estelle Pennington Walls. Mrs. Badger was preceded in death by her father. Evelyn was a member of Tuckerdale Baptist Church where she was a prayer warrior and enjoyed spending time with her church family. She was a simple, quiet and especially honest woman who loved to cook and spend time with her family.
Mrs. Badger is survived by her mother, Margaret Pennington Walls of Konnarock, Virginia, seven children; Bobby Walls of Damascus, Virginia, Kathy Billings and husband John of Sparta, Billy Badger and wife Alicia of Ronda, Roy Dean Badger and wife Sarah of Jefferson, Karen Roland and husband Nathan of Warrensville, Joe Badger and wife Jeana of Lansing, Ruby Thomas and husband Joseph of Creston. She is also survived by her two sisters; Opal Hash of Havre de Grace, Maryland and Donna Kestner of Saltville, Virginia. Her seven grandchildren; Jesse Walls, Jonathan Billings, Leah McCoy, Laney Badger, Connor Roland, Ciara Pierce, Carson Badger and great-grandson, Sam McCoy. Special and devoted friends, Joe and Lettie Carpenter as well as several nieces and nephews also survive.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 2:00 in the afternoon by Rev. Larry Shepherd and Rev. Lloyd Day. Burial will follow in the Tuckerdale Community Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 12:30 to 2:00 pm prior to the funeral service at Tuckerdale Baptist Church.
Flowers will be appreciated or memorials may be made to Tuckerdale Baptist Church in care of Tom Edwards; PO Box 175, Lansing, NC 28643.
The family will be meeting at the Roland family home; 527 Carl Eastridge Rd. Lansing, NC.
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