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Residents of a home in the 400 block of Belmont Road reported Thursday that someone damaged a pond in their yard by puncturing the lining with about 200 holes, Athens-Clarke police said.
The pond had been leaking for some time, but the reason for the leak wasn't discovered until the residents recently had the pond drained, according to police.
The victims named a possible suspect, who they believe is also responsible for stealing from their home a silver coin collection and some scrap gold, all with an undetermined value.


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Building on their successful, long-standing relationship, Participant Media is joining DreamWorks Studios on two upcoming films: Steven Spielberg's "Untitled Cold War Spy Thriller" written by Joel and Ethan Coen, based on an original script by Matt Charman and starring Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance and Amy Ryan; as well as The Light Between Oceans, a period drama based on the best-selling novel by M.L. Stedman, and written and directed by Derek Cianfrance and starring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and Rachel Weisz.
DreamWorks Studios President and COO Jeff Small commented, "We have had a successful and rewarding partnership with Participant on six total films over the past years. We look forward to continuing this productive relationship which allows us to bring exciting and quality films to audiences around the world."
Participant Media CEO Jim Berk added, "Participant and DreamWorks collaborate so well because both our companies exist to bring entertaining and thought-provoking films to life. These next two films, which will be our 7th and 8th collaboration, each represent a unique and extraordinary opportunity to work with brilliant storytellers.
Spielberg's project tells the true story of James Donovan, an attorney who finds himself thrust into the center of the Cold War when the CIA sends him on the near-impossible mission to negotiate the release of a captured American U-2 pilot. It will begin filming next month in New York and Berlin. In addition to directing, Spielberg will produce the film with Marc Platt and Kristie Macosko Krieger. The executive producers are Adam Somner and Daniel Lupi. Twentieth Century Fox is also co-financing the film and will handle international distribution, while The Walt Disney Company will release the film domestically on October 16, 2015.
The Light Between Oceans also starts filming next month in locations in New Zealand and Australia. An international best-seller, M.L. Stedman's debut novel takes place on a remote Australian island in the years following World War I, where a lighthouse keeper and his wife are faced with a moral dilemma when a boat washes ashore with a dead man and a two-month-old infant. When they decide to raise the child as their own, the consequences of their choice are devastating. Heyday Films' David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford are producing. The Walt Disney Company will distribute domestically and in select international territories, while Mister Smith Entertainment will handle distribution in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
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This is about my ACTION-294: Actually, two proposals for treating sequences. In the EBNF of http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Core/Positive_Conditions Uniterm ::= Const '(' TERM* ')' could be used to represent Lisp's dotted pairs (head . tail) and Prolog's lists [head | tail] by employing a distinguished binary function symbol, say Pair, and a distinguished constant symbol, say Nil, so the Prolog list [a,Y,c] would become the Pair nesting <Pair> <Const>a</Const> <Pair> <Var>Y</Var> <Pair> <Const>c</Const> Nil </Pair> </Pair> </Pair> Besides dealing with these two distinguished symbols, nothing else would need to be changed (especially, in the semantics). Alternatively, n-ary sequences could be directly represented via an n-ary list constructor, so Prolog's [a,Y,c] would remain a flat <List> <Const>a</Const> <Var>Y</Var> <Const>c</Const> </List> For this, TERMs, currently defined as TERM ::= Const | Var | Uniterm could be extended to TERM ::= Const | Var | Uniterm | LIST with LIST ::= 'List' '(' TERM* ')' The latter EBNF rule is structurally identical to, e.g., CONJUNCTION ::= 'And' '(' CONDITION* ')'. To accommodate a Prolog-like vertical bar, "|", in Lists, we could allow a single optional rest element somehow like this: LIST ::= 'List' '(' TERM* [rest] ')' % OK if nothing to the left of "|" rest ::= TERM % normally TERM is just a Var Such a <rest> element can be used to express the human-readable syntactic equality [?head | ?tail] = [a ?Y c]: <List> <Var>head</Var> <rest><Var>tail</Var></rest> </List> unifies with <List> <Const>a</Const> <Var>Y</Var> <Const>c</Const> </List> by binding <Var>head</Var> to <Const>a</Const> and <Var>tail</Var> to <List><Var>Y</Var><Const>c</Const></List> Nested Prolog Lists such as [a,[X,b],c] are allowed: <List> <Const>a</Const> <List> <Var>X</Var> <Const>b</Const> </List> <Const>c</Const> </List> This n-ary List notation can be regarded as syntactic sugar for the above Pair notation by statically rewriting each List to a Pair nesting, as suggested by the [a,Y,c] examples. So, besides the resulting distinguished Pair and Nil symbols, the semantics could again be kept unchanged. -- HaroldReceived on Tuesday, 12 June 2007 18:31:43 UTC
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ADRIAN, Mich. – On Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the Adrian College campus and surrounding communities will convene to celebrate the scholarly and creative activities of Adrian College students during the fourth annual Ribbons of Excellence Day. The intent of this celebration is to act as a catalyst for student and faculty interaction, encouraging students to engage in the acquisition of new knowledge.
In 1887, the graduating seniors at Adrian College presented a cane in the form of a shepherd's crook to the officers of the junior class. Symbolic of leadership and carved with the Latin motto for "No victory without work," the cane has been handed down every year by the graduating class. Each class has also attached a ribbon to the cane with the names of its graduates listed on the ribbon.
In 2007, the academic community at Adrian College adopted the idea of the ribbons to represent its standards of excellence. From the long-standing tradition of the ribbons attached to the shepherd's crook, these new ribbons were developed to support the College's mission statement. Just as the Latin inscription on the cane suggests, these achievements cannot be earned without hard work. The team defined these ideas by giving each 'ribbon' its own identity: caring for humanity and the world; learning throughout a lifetime; thinking critically; crossing boundaries and disciplines and developing creativity.
Caring for humanity and the world includes making socially responsible decisions, providing service to local and global communities and interacting positively with persons of diverse cultures and backgrounds.
Learning throughout a lifetime consists of continuing to ask important questions, pursuing knowledge in each new age and remaining open to new learning experiences. Thinking critically is developing critical habits of the mind, exploring multiple points of view; raising thoughtful questions and identifying problems and solutions. Crossing boundaries and disciplines includes developing literacy in multiple fields, personifying the liberal arts experience and making connections across disciplines. Developing creativity is engaging in creative arts, developing creative talents and skills and recognizing and employing figurative expression.
Ribbons of Excellence Day 2012 will be held throughout the day on April 3rd on various parts of campus, beginning at 8:30 A.M. The events will conclude at 6:45 P.M. At the conclusion of the scheduled presentations, the Honors Ceremony will take place in the Adrian Tobias Center. This event is held each spring to recognize students who have received special accolades including the publication of students earning Scholastic Honors, and the presentation of departmental and other awards.
The Ribbons of Excellence Day is free and open to the public however the Honors Ceremony is by invitation only.


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NOT AT All Displeased, JOHN--Occam's Razor Works For Me
February 6 2010 at 10:13 PM
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I am sorry if it displeases you to know how simple Jesus's plan is
I am happy to know any fact. My criterion for knowing when to believe is proof. A simple belief means nothing whatsoever to me; a belief or non-belief may or may not be true no matter who believes or doesn't believe.
Before one states a belief in a God, due to my reliance of 'logic and the scientific method', one must first prove that there is a God in which to believe.
There's my simplicity, in a very substantial nutshell, John. Accept it? What do you think, John?
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God be praised.
- noob on Feb 6, 2010, 10:26 PM
- seapanther on Feb 6, 2010, 10:40 PM
There is only one.
- noob on Feb 6, 2010, 10:51 PM
Reason precedes Sentiment
- truthbetold on Feb 6, 2010, 10:36 PM
We all have our reality tunnels
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Excellent post.
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CMN: And the RNIB are reportedly happy with the site http://wwww.tesco.co.uk (I believe) following revision of that site to address accessibility concerns. GJR: tesco actually developed an alternative interface: <http://www.tesco.com/access/> for accessibility's sake... it is one of, if not THE, success story of the Royal National Foundation for the Blind's "Campaign for Good Web Design" -- the project which julie howell described at the EO face2face meeting held in amsterdam on 22 june 2001 -- more information on the RNIB's role in site evaluation/quality assurance/activism-cum-guidance can be found at: <http://rnib.org.uk/digital> from which one can find the an announcement that the Tesco Access site has won the RNIB's first "See It Right Accessible Website Award": <http://www.rnib.org.uk/whatsnew/pressrel/may2001/tesco.htm> which (obviously) contains information about the Tesco Access site and its genesis, as well as a link to RNIB's "See It Right Pack": <http://www.rnib.org.uk/seeitright/> in addition, there is an announcement entitled "Tesco Access: the creation of an accessible online shopping experience" located at: <http://www.rnib.org.uk/digital/tescoevent.htm> which describes an event at which anyone who books a spot via the aforementioned URI and who is in London can hear about the "Tesco Access" project directly from nick lansley, the IT and "New Technologies Manager" for tesco.com gregory. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Chaos is a name for any order that produces confusion in our minds. -- George Santayana ------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregory J. Rosmaita, firstname.lastname@example.com Camera Obscura: http://www.hicom.net/~oedipus/index.html -------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Friday, 20 July 2001 02:51:34 UTC
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- Kalyn Chapman James called the Dallas shooter a martyr, but tells CNN she does not condone his actions
- James was crowned Miss Alabama in 1993
(CNN)The first African-American woman to be crowned Miss Alabama stirred up a lot of controversy when she called the man who shot and killed five Dallas police officers a "martyr."
Kalyn Chapman James posted a Facebook video on Sunday where she told viewers that she didn't feel sad for the officers who lost their lives, and that she's more upset at seeing black men being gunned down by police.
"I'm dealing with a bit of guilt," she said, because "I value human life. and I want to feel sad for them, but I can't help but feeling like the shooter was a martyr."
Speaking Wednesday on CNN' "New Day," she told anchor Poppy Harlow: "Honestly, the video was me trying to reconcile my feelings, trying to understand why I felt that way."
"And I think people latched on to one word."
James stopped short of saying she wouldn't use the word again, saying that the definition of a martyr is someone who dies for their beliefs, and that's the context in which she meant to use it.
Since she posted the video, she's been placed on leave from her job as a television host on WPBT2 in Miami, and has even received death threats.
"While I detest the killing of those officers and the taking of innocent lives, I did, in a way, I understood what could drive the shooter to do something like that," James told Harlow. "I don't consider him a hero."
James won the Miss Alabama title in 1993, and was a semifinalist for Miss America.
"Kalyn Chapman James was Miss Alabama 23 years ago in 1993," Miss Alabama pageant organizers told AL.com. "The opinions she expressed are her own, and do not represent the viewpoint of the current Miss Alabama or the Miss Alabama Organization. We have nothing but the utmost respect and appreciation for the men and women of law enforcement, and would never condone violence of any kind."


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It is notorious how classes with high representativeness are always privileged, causing a vicious cycle that will worsen our situation (the low representation ppl).
Let's compare mages and warlocks: I just want to know why blizzard forced us to choice shadowfury, mortal coil or world of terror and let mages with frost nova, ring of frost, pet freeze, deep freeze, polimorph, passive slow efect using frost damage, frozen orb, iceblook and frost armor all together to keep melees away.
Why not put shadowfury, mortalcoil and world of terror as skills and create another usable talent like an auto-banish (iceblook design)?
Instead they give us a cosmetic effect, called Green Fire, which will not bring anything positive to our gameplay.
The buff that rogues and monks are receiving is immoral and will greatly affect the next season and pvp game as a whole. Dk frost will be very very hard to beat too. Warrior with good gear and minimal skill is always a pain in the ass.
Destruction have hard cast timers and is easily interruptible, Afliction works like a mosquito, buzzing, humming, but not hurting anyone and demon needs more burst damage or smaller cooldowns to be more effective.
But we won the wonderful and amazing green fire.
Many people do not agree with my arguments, especially those who do not play exclusively with warlock(I respect all opinions). But after six years playing WOW and I just see the same things happening season after season after TBC.
Damn the warlock who stole the Ghostcrawler's girlfriend .
- Sorry if I'm being annoying, but I'm already tired of all nerfs and the same idiotic answers to justify them.
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When he walks, and when he does other everyday things, he feels increasingly normal each day. And when the Jaguars' veteran offensive lineman runs . . .
Well, that's a story in itself.
He ran Tuesday for the first time in a long time.
"It felt great," he said.
Britton, the Jaguars' second-round selection in the 2009 NFL Draft, has missed much of the last two seasons, and missed nearly all of last season with a back injury. But on Tuesday, he said he feels better by the week and the day. And most important for Britton:
He is confident he will return as healthy and effective – or better – than before.
"It's about, 'How much do you love doing it?''' Britton said Tuesday. "I believe that I'll be even better after this. To me, that's what it's all about. I'm tremendously better today than I was a month ago.
"To me, it's all positive – keep getting better and better. That's all I can do right now."
Britton has waited a long time to say that. And yes, he said, there were times during the last few months he thought about not trying to return, and wondered if it was worth it.
Britton, who played collegiately at the University of Arizona and started 15 games at right tackle for the Jaguars as a rookie, said his issues actually started in his second season.
He said his back first began to bother him early that season, and midway through, he sustained a torn labrum and missed the final nine games. During the ensuing inactivity, the back pain returned, worsening during the first two weeks of 2011 Training Camp.
"They finally said, 'Let's take a look at this, because clearly you're not yourself from your rookie year,''' he said.
An MRI revealed a herniated disc. Britton underwent surgery and "instantly felt better." The next eight or nine weeks, he said, he felt as good as he ever had in his career, "and really got back to the level of play I want to be at and need to be at."
He experienced soreness in his back following a Week 5 loss to Cincinnati, but didn't think it was anything beyond normal post-game soreness. He thought the same as the pain lingered throughout the week, but on October 16 he woke in a Pittsburgh hotel the morning of a game against the Steelers "effectively a cripple."
"I could barely get out of bed," Britton said. "It was an unbelievable feat to walk to the bathroom – completely excruciating pain. In my mind, I'm like, 'I'll get it warmed up and be able to play.' It didn't warm up."
Britton said doctors initially thought the back was overworked, and prescribed medication to reduce inflammation. The pain lingered, and on the Tuesday following the Jaguars' Monday Night victory over Baltimore on October 24 was so severe another MRI and spinal tap was ordered.
For a week, the doctor saw no evidence of infection. Britton remained home on painkillers, not knowing the cause of his pain. Not until the eighth day, when the cultures were being thrown out, did they turn positive and reveal an infection.
"I was like, 'All right, let's start going,''' Britton said. "The infectious disease doctor said on this antibiotic treatment, I should feel better week to week. Sure enough, I did. It was really slow, but one week, I realized I could bend over a sink without bracing my hands."
That progress has continued, and Britton said while it is ongoing he has no doubt he will return to his pre-injury condition. Doctors tell him the discs are fine; his back, structurally sound. The infection, he said, was a rare instance with no medical reason it should return.
Britton also said the way he felt in August and September convinces him better, healthier days are ahead.
"It was a big relief to get that over with, to know what was wrong and to have dealt with it," Britton said. "You can't look back. I plan to go on and have a long career. I'm doing to do everything in my power to make that happen. At this point, you have to take it one day at a time.
"It really has taught me a lot about taking better care of my body. There are certain things I have to do every day to feel good."
Britton said his plan for the off-season is to continue rehabilitating. He currently is lifting and doing core strengthening, cardiovascular and flexibility, and said his work now is less in the training room rehabilitating and more conditioning for next season.
"That's a great feeling," he said, adding that he hopes to participate in the team's off-season conditioning program and organized team activities, and that he absolutely expects to participate in training camp.
"I'll be full-speed ahead, 100 percent," he said. "I don't feel injured. I have no pain anymore. At this point, it's a matter of getting my body back to even. I'm close. I'm getting there. It's getting better every day."
One question Britton said remains unanswered is where he will play. After starting at right tackle 22 games from 2009-2010, he started at both guard and right tackle early last season. He said while the team has briefly discussed his position next season he hasn't spent much time on the matter.
"I don't care," Britton said. "Some people look at it and go, 'Well, he's not talented enough to play tackle in the NFL.' I heard that coming out of college. If you listen to everything people say . . . to me, I don't care. If I'm going to be a right tackle, I'll work my butt off and be a right tackle. If they feel like I can be a better use at guard, then I'll play guard.
"I'm going to play as hard as I can wherever I can. I'm going to make it impossible for them to not let me play, wherever it is."
Britton said as he sees it, things can't get much worse than the last two years. He said he entered camp with a positive outlook as if the worst was behind him last season, and that he'll have the same approach – "even more so," he said – this season.
"I love playing football," he said. "Everybody is quick to count you out, and everybody is quick to say, 'He's done.' What kind of a mentality is that to have? For me, there's no way I could continue doing anything if I had that mentality. In life, you get your butt kicked all the time. That's just a fact.
"Physically, emotionally, psychologically, you get your butt kicked in life. What are you going to do? Fall over and quit? Say I'm done? You can't do that. What's the point of living if you do that?
"For me, I just want to leap over that hurdle and keep going."


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The SFBACCT offers training in cognitive behavior therapy. The SFBACCT is an approved provider of continuing education units by the California Psychological Association Accrediting Agency for licensed psychologists and by the Board of Behavioral Science for licensed marriage and family therapists (MFT) and licensed clinical social workers (LCSW). The SFBACCT would be delighted to work with you to design a workshop, course, in-service training, or lecture that meets your needs. We will develop the curriculum and materials, manage the continuing education application and filing process, and travel to your site to hold the training. We often teach workshops and courses at local institutions (e.g., Alliant International University, University of California Extension, John F. Kennedy University) and we post upcoming trainings on our website. The SFBACCT is not a practicum, internship, or pre- or post-doctoral training site.
SFBACCT psychologists offer presentations to the public organized by schools, community organizations, parent groups, and public interest groups. Center psychologists are able to present on topics related to mental health; what is cognitive behavior therapy and how is it used; when treatment could help with problems; how to manage stress and anxiety (presentations can focus specifically on the workplace or school, if desired); and how to cope with life stressors and unexpected changes. Center psychologists are also able to offer presentations on identifying, understanding, and treating specific disorders or mental health problems.
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History of the Bridge and Waterbeach
Close to the historic town of Cambridge and Newmarket Racecourse, The Bridge, Waterbeach, is a 200 year old pub that welcomes customers both old and new.
Situated on the Car Dyke, a Roman waterway with a course that can be traced as far as Lincoln, recent archaeological investigations in the village of Waterbeach have found extensive evidence of Roman settlements.
Waterbeach appears in the Domesday Book as Utbech and, in the 12th century, Templar Knights were located in Denny Abbey, an ancient monument in Waterbeach now housing the Farmland Museum.
Also worth a visit is the nearby Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill - a former 13th century Augustine priory. This Jacobean-style house has beautiful gardens and a working water mill. It was transformed in the 1930's by Lord Fairhaven. At just 30 years old, driven to inspire and impress his guests, he created a haven for horseracing, shooting and simply luxuriating in the sheer decadence of the 30's.
Waterbeach was also home to the Royal Air Force for many years. RAF Waterbeach was built on the northern edge of the village in 1940, operating under RAF Bomber Command. After World War II, it was operated first by RAF Transport Command then RAF Fighter Command until 1966. The site was then transferred to the Royal Engineers and became Waterbeach Barracks.
The Barracks finally closed on 31 March 2013 following the relocation of all remaining army units to RAF Kinloss in Scotland and RAF Wittering.
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There were conflicting reports about what caused the crash, the biggest loss of life for NATO forces in Afghanistan. A spokesman for NATO's International Security Assistance Force said the crash and emergency landing in Herat province were believed to be accidents, but Spain's defense minister said he did not rule out hostile fire.
"It could have been an accident or it could have been an attack from the exterior," Jose Bono said in Madrid. Afghan President Hamid Karzai said the crash was caused by a sandstorm.
However, Afghan army commander Abdul Wahab Walizada, whose troops provided security at the crash site, said the weather was fine. He said the helicopters were flying too close together, and the rotor blades of one clipped the other.
One helicopter burned while the other was damaged severely, he said.
The 17 dead -- 12 soldiers and five crew -- were on the chopper that crashed, ISAF spokesman Maj. Andrew Elmes said. The five injured were on the second, which made a "hard landing," he said. They were in stable condition at an ISAF hospital in Herat.
Twelve other troops on the second chopper were not injured.
In Washington, Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said preliminary information showed no indication the aircraft was shot down or collided with another craft.
Bono said two Spanish Cougar AS532 helicopters were flying together at the time. One pilot reported seeing a column of black smoke in a nearby valley, flew closer to the spot, concluded it might signal an attack from the ground and decided to make an emergency landing.
The other helicopter crashed, the defense minister said. Bono said Spanish officials initially believed the crash was likely an accident, but they later saw a photo showing that the area where the helicopter crashed was level, making it conducive to an emergency landing.
That "leads the military high command not to rule out the hypothesis that it could be an attack rather than an accident," he said.
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, who broke off his vacation in the Canary Islands to return to Madrid, praised the 17 soldiers.
"They honored a pledge to defend freedom and peace – supreme values that Spaniards are very committed to," he said.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called Spain's foreign minister, Miguel Angel Moratinos, to express her condolences, State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said in Washington.
The victims were the first Spanish troops killed in Afghanistan, officials said. Spain has about 800 troops in Afghanistan assisting the NATO-led force.
That 10,000-strong force is in the country ahead of September 18 elections. Elmes said both choppers were on a training mission to support the vote -- the next key step in the country's path to democracy after two decades of war.
Taliban-led rebels have stepped up attacks in the past six months and vowed to sabotage the polls. But they focus their activities in the east and south, rarely striking in Herat and other western areas, where the incidents occurred. NATO plans to take over from the 17,000-strong US-led coalition hunting Taliban and al-Qaeda rebels in the violence-wracked south early next year before moving into the east.
About 1,000 people have died nationwide in violence since March. In the latest fighting, US forces killed six suspected Taliban rebels after they attacked an American base in the southern province of Uruzgan on Sunday, a US military statement said.
The crash was the second major deadly incident involving Spanish troops deployed in Afghanistan. In May 2003, 62 Spanish peacekeepers returning home from Afghanistan died when their Russian-built YAK-42 plane crashed near Trabzon in northwest Turkey. Thirteen Ukrainian and Belarusian crew members of the aircraft also died.
In late June, suspected insurgents shot down a US military Chinook helicopter in volatile eastern Kunar province near the border with Pakistan. All 16 US forces on board were killed.
In April, 15 US service members and three American civilians were killed when their Chinook went down in a sandstorm while returning to the main US base at Bagram.
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Hi Peter, I suggest you read "My Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn,
and "The Teenage Liberation Handbook" whose author I'm not
sure of right now. Both available on amazon. Lots of
good stuff in them about the possibilities for real
learning that western culture seems to have missed the
boat on. Of course, the sudval.org website has a lot of
good material too.
> Hi Peter,
> My name is Ann Ide. I'm a parent at the Sudbury Valley
>School. Our income is certainly not quite elitist; but I
>know what you mean. It is a privilege not all can take
>advantage of ( even us just a little while ago ).
> Anyway, I don't have much to offer you except maybe to
>suggest you read John Gatto's books, if you haven't
>already. He also has a website (sorry, I don't know it
>offhand). He did a LOT of work in public, inner city
>schools in his own alternative way that might interest
>you and give you some ideas.
> BTW, what does nbsp stand for?
> Ann
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Peter Hunt
> To: discuss-sudbury-model_at_sudval.org
> Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 2:17 PM
> Subject: [Discuss-sudbury-model]Difficulty of
>deciding where to teach
> I am new to this group.
> I used to teach in London in a comprehensive all
>boys secondary school. I gave that up a while back to
>start teaching English as a foreign language.However I am
>now considering going back to teaching science again in a
>secondary school.
> The only problem is that I am no longer convinced
>that compulsory education is a good thing.It is one of
>those almost taboo subjects which one never goes into.
>But then it struck me a while back. Just why do we
>have compulsory education? What does it achieve? I
>can think of many reasons why schools would be better and
>more interesting places to be if the kids were not forced
>to be there.I am kind of stuck now because a part of me
>still likes the rough and tumble of working in difficult
>inner city schools. There is a satisfaction to be
>gained from doing something which is basically really
>difficult. I thought about applying to work at one
>of the Sudbury Schools, but to be honest as an option it
>just seems too easy and not a big enough challenge.
> I also have concerns about working primarily for a
>small number of kids who it would seem are already fairly
>priveledged. I don't mean to be rude or hard here, but
>the system of democratic schools seems quite elitist. I
>personally want to reach the downtrodden bottom rung of
>the ladder kids who are stuck in depressing,
>imporverished schools without great resources. I am no
>saint. It is just what gives me some sense of
> The question though is this: can one adopt truly
>democratic principles towards education whilst still
>working within a compulosry system? It seems to me that
>the answer will never be as neat and as simple as I would
>like. However I do get a sense that there is a
>possibility for individual teachers to make a difference
>provided the remember where they are coming from and are
>clear about there own motives. Am I wrong?
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Finished my scarf on trip to Germany and Austria. Here it hangs in my hosts house
Just beautiful.
Just beautiful.
LOVE IT. Stylish too on the
LOVE IT. Stylish too on the torch. LOL
Those colors are so dramatic
Those colors are so dramatic together. Very striking! Your host has good taste in art as well. Of course, your scarf truly enhances the statuette.
Nicely done. Very interesting
Nicely done. Very interesting pattern and great color combination.
Very nice. Makes me think of
Very nice. Makes me think of a broad leafed palm grove. It's good to be reminded of warmth on a blustery winter day.
Gorgeous. And the art work is
Gorgeous. And the art work is quite interesting too.
Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.
Great scarf. What's the
Great scarf. What's the pattern and is it reversible?
That is AWESOME! The color,
That is AWESOME! The color, the design, the length! YES!
Especially nice because she
Especially nice because she was cold before hand. Now she is chic and warm.


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I started today by working out at the hotel with my Dad. After our workout, we went back to the stadium to practice for the Super Bowl. When we got there, Kelly Clarkson was practicing the national anthem. I got to shake her hand!
I also met all the refs who will be at the game and I got my picture taken with them. Then it was time to practice running the ball out. We did it two times and I ran out on the field and shook the refs' hands. I waved at all the Patriot cheerleaders before I left :-)
After I practiced, we spent a little time back at the NFL Experience playing games. There were lots of kids there having fun.
After that, it was time to head back to the hotel for the evening. Tomorrow is a relaxing day and we will just visit family. Talk to you soon!


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Denver Post sports writer Adrian Dater posts his Avs Mailbag on Fridays during the NHL season.
Pose an Avalanche- or NHL-related question for the Avs Mailbag.
A.D. – I know it's early, but bad numbers on the power play, penalty kill and the road seem to be a recipe for an early round draft pick. What do we Avs fans have to look forward to this year? Anything?
— Robert Wilson, New Windsor, Ill.
Robert – Ever hear of Seth Jones? If not, I did a story on him recently, a kid, the son of former Nugget Popeye Jones, who very likely will be the first pick in the draft later this year. And if the Avs keep going the way they're going, which is real bad as I type this prior to Thursday's game with Calgary, they could well end up getting defenseman Seth Jones.
Is it too early to panic and start scouting prospects and arguing who the Avs should take at No. 1? Probably, but in a short season, the panic button will get pushed a lot earlier than usual.
Enjoy the mailbag, Adrian. Simple question: Who does this Mark Guy think he is? He represents both Ryan O'Reilly and P.K. Subban and has somehow inflated their egos into thinking they are above market value. Personally, I'm feeling done with O'Reilly and hope he is traded.
— Aaron M., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Aaron – Well, OK then. Trade him away. Hope you get more for him than you got for Craig Anderson and Kevin Shattenkirk and Chris Stewart and others. And I hope by just dismissing O'Reilly you don't have the regret you had when just casting aside Tomas Fleischmann and Peter Mueller and Brian Elliott and Matt Hendricks and Ian Laperriere and … get the point?
Trading O'Reilly would be a gigantic mistake, in my opinion. While I maintain that the Avs' offers to O'Reilly have been "fair," I also believe they are once again cutting their noses off to spite their face by being stubborn and not trying to get a deal done with their leading scorer and the NHL's takeaways leader of last season.
I can promise you right now O'Reilly is not going to give in and just take the Avs' current offer. He'll go back and play in Russia next year if the Avs are just going to sit and wait for him to cave. Won't happen.
He won't play in Russia for the rest of this season — that decision by O'Reilly has already been made. He wants to play in the NHL this season still. But he believes he's worth what he's worth, and if the Avs don't want to pay him, then, indeed, they will need to trade him.
Good luck with that.
What's wrong with Paul Stastny and David Jones? They are sleepwalking out there, and Joe Sacco's dedication to dump and chase is alienating fans who want to see skill in the offensive zone.
— Dan Lewis, Colorado Springs
Dan – Neither player has been very good so far, that's for sure. In 12 combined games entering Thursday, they had a combined three points and minus-9, all at the low, low price of $10.6 million combined for this season.
I'm not so sure the problem is them having to play "dump and chase" hockey. Dump-and-chase hockey can be very effective, provided you have a good hard forechecking scheme and get control down low. But nothing those two have done so far is working.
Stastny's decline as a player continues to be evident. He seems a step slow so far this year, surprising given that he played during the lockout in Germany. Jones not only hasn't had many scoring chances, but also he's been bad in his own end. His season got off to a bad start with a bad icing violation in Minnesota that basically cost his team the lead and later the game.
Obviously, things need to turn around. The Avs have an awful lot of money tied up in those two guys.
The NHL says it's getting serious about stopping hits to the head with fines and suspensions, so why aren't hits to the head an in-game penalty?
— Scott Pantall, Littleton
Scott – You're obviously referring to the Brad Stuart hit on Gabe Landeskog that continues to sideline the young Avs captain. I chatted some with the NHL on Thursday morning about that hit, and this is essentially what they said about the hit: It was considered a "full body check" in which they concede that the head was the initial point of contact. BUT, they said they don't believe Stuart "targeted" the head. For a suspension to occur, according to Rule 48 of the NHL rule book, the head has to be BOTH targeted (either intentionally or recklessly) AND the principal point of contact.
The NHL says the second thing happened, but not the first. Disagree all you want, but that was the judgment. The part I didn't like about the hit was that Stuart left his feet to deliver it, and anybody who disagrees with that — like Sharks coach Todd McLellan and the Sharks' cheerleading TV crew — needs to get their eyes checked. Because he, clear as day, left his feet.
I was listening to the Edmonton radio broadcast of the Avs-Oilers game Monday night, and the announcers were really ripping the Avs. They said that they are "bottom feeders of the league" and severely "lack skill, especially on defense." What do you think? Do the Avs have the skill to compete with the best teams in the league or do they simply not have the talent needed to make a serious run at a playoff spot?
— David Arduini, Pueblo
David – I listened to some postgame radio on the drive back to the hotel, too, and Jason Strudwick of the Team 1260 — a former NHL player — called Avs defenseman Ryan O'Byrne "big and soft."
Well, after the way the Avs played in the first two periods, can't say I blame the Edmonton radio crew for dissing on them. Of course, they know all about watching bad hockey, after watching the Oilers the past few years.
Adrian Dater has covered the Colorado Avalanche since the team moved to Denver in 1995. Pose an Avalanche- or NHL-related question for the Avs Mailbag.


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Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor is delighted for Christian Benteke over his success this season.
Agbonlahor knows Benteke is now a firm fans' favourite.
"He's having a great first season in the Premier League and he's only going to get better for us with each successive season he's here.
"The fans love him too. He's the first name that they sing. They have really taken to him.
"I might get second or third on the playlist - but I'll take that."


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Will is back in Lima and all the original glee members have returned for the wedding, which results in some surprising Valentine's Day pairings.
Here's what you missed on last night's episode, "I Do":
Runaway Bride – Emma had been in OCD overdrive in the weeks leading up to the wedding. While everyone, including Will, chalked it up to the demands of being a bride, the stress of possibly having another failed wedding was just too much (I'm sure Sue showing up in a replica of her dress didn't help either) and she ended up running for the hills. Not a great way for Mr. Schuester to celebrate his return.
Valentine's Week – As if a day wasn't enough. Jake was dry when it came to ideas for a gift for Marley, so he enlisted the help of Ryder to make the entire week special. The only problem was that Ryder still has feelings for Marley, so Jake got all the glory while he got all the heartbreak. Marley is a smart girl and figured out that the ideas were coming from him, and when she said thank you, she gave a kiss in return. Poor Ryder! I know Marley's taken, but I'm not! Come cry on MY shoulder!
Tina is officially a hag – Don't worry, it doesn't have anything to do with her looks. Kurt was at the wedding and while he and Blaine saw it as an opportunity to hook up, Tina saw it as another opportunity for Kurt to hurt Blaine. She and Kurt got in a little fight at the reception, during which he accused her of vapo-raping (his words, not mine) Blaine, which caused her to finally admit she was in love with him. I understand Tina's behaviour. Unrequited love sucks.
Wedding Sex – Everyone hooks up at weddings, right? At least at Glee weddings they do. While there was a lot of love making happening in Ohio this Valentine's Day, the two most interesting pairs of the night were Artie and Emma's handi-capable niece, Betty (recognize her from the Glee Project?) and – the bigger shock – Santana and Quinn! Yes, you read that right. It's amazing what one too many glasses of rosé can do.
Rachel's not into labels – And that's exactly what she told Finn about her relationship with Brody. Open and mature – think Sex and the City. Finn was not buying it, and as he predicted – their serious musical chemistry led to some serious chemistry elsewhere as well. Brody may have been okay with Rachel's romp down memory lane, but he may not be okay with the label she might be carrying come next week – pregnant.
Best Performance: Ellie Goulding's "Anything Could Happen," sung by the entire club. As this week's episode showed us, it really is true.


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Welcome to another Flutter By Wednesday challenge!! I'm so happy you're here!!
Last week we were sponsored by Susana's Custom Art and Card Design and there was a prize of a $25 gift certificate so let's get to the winner~~ #28-Tracy MacDonald! Please contact Danni at dannisdreams at gmail dot com within a week to claim your prize and Congrats!!
On to this week's challenge~ This week we have another wonderful sketch from Flutter By Team member, Kathy! You may flip the sketch, change the shapes,etc. but we still should be able to see the original sketch in your creation. Remember to you must have a butterfly or fairy on your creation as well.
The Flutter By Team has some fabulous inspiration for you! Be sure to visit their blogs and leave them some love too!
(taking the week off but feel free to stop by her blog and leave her some love)
(taking the week off but feel free to stop by her blog and leave her some love)
The nitty gritty details~
- Challenge this week is a sketch--don't forget your butterfly or fairy! you may flip the sketch, change the shapes, etc. but we should still be able to see the sketch in your creation.
- Once you've created your NEW creation, please leave a direct link in the InLinkz below.
- I reserve the right to remove any links not linked properly or that I deem inappropriate!
- Enter your link before midnight (PST) next Tuesday, October 30th, 2012.
- Have fun


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Chicken Satay Marinade
2 stalks lemon grass
6 shallots (peeled)
2 cloves garlic (peeled)
4 tablespoons of cooking oil
1 teaspoon of chili powder
2 teaspoons of turmeric powder (optional)
4 spoons of Ketjap Manis
1 spoon of oyster sauce
Cut the chicken meat into small cubes. Grind the spice paste in a food processor. Add in a little water if needed. Marinate the chicken pieces with the spice paste for 10-12 hours. Thread the meat on to bamboo skewers and grill for 2-3 minutes each side. Serve hot with fresh cucumber pieces or a salad.
But I will tell you how to cheat when you cannot fancy going to the supermarket... My mother in law told me how to. When I am craving for peanut sauce and do not have any at home I just do like that:
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David Whitmer Met JS
ca. 1 June 1829
David Whitmer arrived in Harmony, Pennsylvania, met JS for first time, and helped JS and Oliver Cowdery move to Whitmer farm in Fayette Township, New York.
JS History, vol. A-1, 21–22.
JS History / Smith, Joseph, et al. History, 1838–1856. Vols. A-1–F-1 (original), A-2–E-2 (fair copy). Historian's Office, History of the Church, 1839–ca. 1882. CHL. CR 100 102, boxes 1–7. The history for the period after 5 Aug. 1838 was composed after the death of Joseph Smith.


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With the official end of the summer season past Sunday the work crews have returned to the Disneyland Park in full force – after a 1 1/2 month break, considering that some projects started in late spring actually finished only during high season. So which projects are currently in progress?
On Main Street, U.S.A., not a single major project is underway – but painters are busy touching up the facades in various changing locations every day. However, once guests turn into Frontierland they will encounter the first major project: The Last Chance Cafe – the only project that is already underway since early August. In the meantime the construction walls not only block access to the counter service restaurant and its terrace but have extended to also block of the planters that separate that terrace from the patio of the Lucky Nugget Saloon next doors. So far the signage of The Last Chance Cafe seems to have been taken off the building's facade – but the real news are the wooden structures on the former terrace! Based on what can be spotted already protruding over the top of the green construction fences two structures seem to go up to, that should add cover / roofs to the former open air terrace. A small roof to the right of the terrace is already clearly visible, while of the larger roof that should cover the majority of the former open air terrace only the basic support structure went up. As The Last Chance Cafe only offers seating on said – so far uncovered terrace – the addition of the new roofs should allow operation of the restaurant also during spring and fall.
The next project can be found in Adventureland – and it's hard to miss: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril has been closed for a rehab till September 11, 2009. The surprising element about this news is the fact that the resort decided not to block only the attraction itself off, but has placed the construction fence further down on the walkway leading up to the attraction, right next to the small walkway leading to the backside of Adventure Isle, thus also blocking access to the shop in front of the roller coaster.
The next attraction closed due to a rehab awaits guests in Fantasyland – Alice's Curious Labyrinth closed surprisingly on August 31st and currently is scheduled to reopen next week (September 12, 2009 – however, such closures are always up to last minute changes). The labyrinth already underwent several major rehabs earlier this year, starting with the plants themselves and the decoration / themeing outdoors all the way to the Queen of Hearts' castle, which was repainted outside and (in the early weeks of July) also inside. The latest closure seems to be due to the attention required to the plantings once again, as past Monday an access bridge could be spotted being extended from the walkways leading onto the face of the Grinning Cat, allowing the horticulture cat members to replace the plants in the area.
The final major rehab respectively construction project under progress in the Disneyland Park can be found in Discoveryland on the huge open plaza surrounding the Orbitron. Since late spring the resort is repaving the whole plaza in segments starting in front of the entrance to Space Mountain going progressing clockwise around Orbitron. However, as the construction heavily impacts guest flow at this already busy central area of Discoveryland the project was suspended after the area behind the Cool Zone to the right of the main entrance walkway had been finished in mid-July. Now the crews have returned and fenced off the area right in front of the Videopolis past Monday.


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October 4, 2003, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw University's football Tigers upped their season record to 3-2 with a 51-10 victory over the University of Chicago at Blackstock Stadium this afternoon. A Family Weekend crowd watched DePauw rack up more than 500 yards of total offense -- 253 on the ground and 252 through the air -- in winning the contest.
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The Platte County clerk presented the assessed valuation report for 2007 to the county commissioners on Thursday. The report showed the new valuation totals for property in the county.
According to the report, the total assessed valuation of properties in the county is more than $1.9 billion. The value is an increase of more than $287 million from 2006, a rise of about 15%.
Overall the largest increase in value came from the residential real estate assessment. The value jumped more than $200 million to $1.06 billion for 2007, no doubt as a result of reassessment conducted for this year.
The assessed value of residential real estate is gathered by taking 19 percent of the market value for a residence.
According to the Platte County assessor's website, real property is reassessed every odd-numbered year. New construction is assessed every even-numbered year.
In the county as a whole, the value of agricultural real estate decreased by $119,000 to $12 million from last year. Assessment values for agriculture real estate are 12 percent of the actual market value.
The assessed value of personal property increased by more than $34.4 million to reach $355 million. Personal property includes vehicles, boats, farm equipment, and livestock.
Commercial properties increased in assessed value by $22 million from 2006, becoming more than $381 million. Taking 32 percent of the market value for commercial property results in the total assessed value.
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Following changes to child benefit law, 110,000 people are set to receive unexpected fines if they do not register for self-assessment in the next week.
Under new rules introduced last year, families in which one adult earned more than £50,000 during the 2012/13 tax year must fill in a self-assessment form and repay some or all of their child benefit.
"Households in which one adult earns over £50,000 will still get child benefit payments," explains Andrew Bennett, spokesperson for the HMRC. "But depending on how much they earn, they'll have to pay a percentage of that money back in a yearly tax charge.
"The amount they pay will be equivalent to a percentage of the child benefit they have received. So if you're earning £51,000 then you'll have to pay back 10 and if you're earning over £60,000 you'll have to pay a tax charge that is equivalent to the total amount of child benefit that you received that year."
It's not just parents who need to consider registering for self-assessment as Andrew explains:
"It could be that a mother and father have split up and a new partner has moved into the household. If that partner is earning over £50,000 they'll be liable for the tax charge."
Individuals who earn over £50,000 but don't want to register for self-assessment can choose to opt out of receiving child benefit. But, those who want to carry on receiving child benefit will need to register for self assessment and complete a tax return by 31 January, to say how much child benefit they've received.
For many families this will be the first time they have had to file a tax return and it is vital they don't get caught out by the deadline, as failing to file a return or filing it late can result in a fine being issued. If this is your first year you need to act quickly, as registration for access to the online self-assessment form can take up to seven working days to complete.
According to Andrew, 110,000 people have still not either opted out or signed up for self-assessment and with the deadline looming ever closer we advise them to get a move on!
Visit HMRC for more information or call the Self Assessment helpline on 0300 200 3310 (open 8.00am to 8.00pm, Monday to Friday, and from 8.00am to 4.00pm on Saturdays). You can use HMRC's online calculator to check how much you'll have to pay back.
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Selston High School students met high-fliers from the business and engineering world during a inspirational trip to London.
Students and staff, accompanied by headteacher Kevin Gaiderman and achievement manager for Year 10, Cara Walker, visited leading businesses in London as part of an "Immersion" day organized by Bryanston Square Ltd.
Pupils met executives from four companies and were inspired to set high goals for themselves and believe that hard work and dedication can lead to significant rewards.
Mr Gaiderman said: "For some of the students this was the first time they had travelled on a train and to London. It was great experience for them all."
He said the most stimulating sessions included meeting Roma Agrawal, from WSP Engineering, who led a team and built the Shard in London.
Students were challenged to understand the physics behind building structures such as bridges and how each structure has its own resonance.
They built a bridge using 'jelly beans' and explored how it needed stabilizing to function correctly. Following lunch at the Real Man Pizza Company, students visited BT Global Communications near St Paul's Cathedral.
They were met and entertained by Otti Vogt the Senior Vice President of the Global Division of BT.
Mr Gaiderman added: "They were amazed to hear how, at the age of 40, he has risen to such a prestigious position. His underlying advice was to take every opportunity that comes your way and set a goal you wish to achieve in your career."
Their final destination was with entrepreneur Jake Hayman. Jake, although being young, has established a number of companies and charities in the UK and around the world. He founded 'The Social Investment Consultancy' (TSIC) in 2007 and holds the role of chief executive officer of its European operations.
TSIC is a philanthropy and strategy consulting firm helping bridge the gap between the for-and not for-profit worlds.
Previously, Jake co-founded OneVoice Europe the UK branch of the OneVoice Movement, a Middle East conflict resolution group. In 2010, he was awarded a scholarship to study social enterprise on Columbia Business School's intensive executive education programme. Jake now also serves as CEO of Future First's sister organisation, Future First Communities.


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David Baltimore, the Nobel laureate who has been president of the California Institute of Technology since 1997, is retiring, the university announced. Dr. Baltimore, 67, plans to continue as director of a research lab that has received a grant of $14 million from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for work on improving immunity to the AIDS virus. The founding director of the Whitehead Institute at M.I.T., he became president of Rockefeller University in New York in 1990 but stepped down after 18 months amid controversy over whether a former colleague had fabricated data. Dr. Baltimore was never accused of misconduct, and the charges against the colleague were dismissed. He won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1975 for his work on the genetics of viruses. Cornelia Dean (NYT)


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We have some news for you today! The first one is that this week's Status Report is canceled. But don't worry, it is for a good reason! As 0.63 is getting into a better shape internally, we thought we could go for a more interactive way of presenting the development progress to you - we're going to organize a live stream!
At this very moment, we are setting up our first public live stream of the internal 0.63 version of DayZ with our developers, and it will be awesome!
our Lead Designer Peter Nespešný is going to talk about the huge changes in gameplay, you will see the new player controller in action and we will be talking more about stamina, new crafting system and changes to combat the animation team will showcase the new animations and what has changed we will talk with our Lead Producer Eugen Harton about our overall release plans, the events we are planning to attend this year, and we'll also answer some of your questions We hope you will join the community on our Bohemia Interactive Twitch channel this Wednesday at 18:00 CET. We expect the stream to run for about 90 minutes, and there will be a VoD available on YouTube in case you can't watch the stream live!
If you have a problem with time converting (who doesn't!), we have a little cheat sheet here for you:
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don't panic, it isn't time for 0.63 yet!
But we need to do some tests so we moved these official Stable servers to Experimental branch:
DayZ SG 4-292 DayZ AU 4-279 DayZ DE 4-215 DayZ DE 4-263 DayZ SE 4-047 DayZ SE 4-053 DayZ SE 4-049 DayZ BR 4-004 DayZ ATL 4-298 DayZ ATL 4-234 DayZ DAL 4-099 DayZ DAL 4-095 I just wanted to let you know. Have a nice day(z)!
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Will DayZ be released on consoles? Yes, Xbox One version will be out this year (2018) in the Xbox Game Preview program. We are also working on a PlayStation 4 version and want to provide more details about that soon!
Can you give us some modding tools already, goddamnit?! Not right now, we can't. There are ultimately two main reasons for that: we're simply not ready to legitimately support modding until we have a solid foundation in what is a game functional on an elementary level. We also need that game to be in YOUR hands and we need you to be able to run your own servers. That will not happen before 0.63 hits Stable. In addition to that, we're also still evaluating how far along will DayZ be moddable, and how we can best support modders with all the necessary modding tools.
How long do we need to wait for the 0.63 Experimental? We want to play it so bad! I know, we want to let you play it too! Right now though, it just really needs more love from the DayZ Dev Team. It's not fun to play yet. All the teams are working like devils now, trust me - I am sitting right next to them in the office, I can see it all happening and I want to play it with the community as bad as everyone. But 0.63 still needs more time!
Will the cost of DayZ servers be reduced with the BETA release? Yes. In future, anyone will be able to host their own servers on their own terms, as we want to release the DayZ Server Files with BETA. Maybe not right with the first BETA build, but definitely during BETA.
Additionally, we want to provide a Linux version of the DayZ Server Files, and that should further cut the costs of running a DayZ server. While we don't have direct control over the pricing offered by our selected server providers at the moment, the Linux Server Files should also lead to noticeable cost reductions with these providers.
Will the performance of the game be better in BETA or in the future? Optimizations of performance in DayZ are a continuous process, but we can definitely say that the game performance in BETA will be better than the current performance in 0.62 Stable. How much better depends on specific hardware. Besides optimizations of the rendering pipeline, we have rewritten multiple systems to utilize more CPU cores, we've implemented double buffering for rendering and changed some of the synchronous operations to asynchronous (which allowed further parallelization of those operations). All of these changes have a positive impact on the framerate in the game, especially client-side framerate.
Do you have any plans for new buildings? Yes, we already have some new buildings on the Northwest Airfield in 0.63 and more buildings are planned.
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Remember last July that strange story involving Hall of Famer Cal Ripken's mother being abducted at gunpoint? Quick refresher: Vi Ripken was taken from her home in Maryland and returned 24 hours later. Despite a dozen or so tips over the last year, local police have been unable to identify a suspect in the case.
Earlier this week Ripken held a press conference offering a $100,000 reward for any information that leads to a capture or conviction. Here's what Baseball's Iroman had to say, via the Associated Press report:
"I think in some ways maybe this should've happened earlier," Ripken said of the reward offered on behalf of his company, Ripken Baseball, and the Ripken family. "I think in the beginning … we were all hopeful that (an arrest) would happen pretty quickly and we were all encouraged. But, you know, it is what it is."
This whole case is a strange one. Ripken even had John Walsh, of "America's Most Wanted" fame by his side during the press conference. When we hear about the family members of athletes being kidnapped, we tend to associate it with far-flung, remote places in Central or South America, not Aberdeen, Md.


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No single media outlet has as much sway over its corner of the culture as ESPN does over the sports world. ESPN, in ways both direct and indirect, decides what we watch and what we talk about and how we talk about it. And that's why it matters when the Worldwide Leader decides to be stupid—ESPN's stupid is oppressive. With that in mind, here are a few recent stories we've written about ESPN being stupid.
How ESPN Ditched Journalism And Followed Skip Bayless To The Bottom: A Tim Tebow Story
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Replacing CSCI 142 with CSCI 201 in the Applied Physics Concentration
Effective Date: Fall 2005
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Impact Statement: There will be little impact on the resources and staffing of the Physics department due to this change. No new lab equipment or space will be needed since the 4-hour ASTR 105 will continue to offer the lab that is currently required for the 5-hour ASTR 105. What will change is that the recitation section in Astronomy will be dropped. In the past there has been lecture 3 times a week plus one recitation per week in addition to the lab. Under this proposal, there will only be 3 hours of lecture per week together with the lab. This will actually serve to free up one hour of teaching for a professor who teaches the astronomy course for both Fall and Spring (since ASTR 105 is offered every Fall and Spring).
Rationale: This change is being made due to the implementation of the new ILS program. Under ILS, "students are required to complete a 4-hour course or two-course combination in the natural sciences which includes a laboratory component". Since students can fulfill this requirement with a 4-hour course with lab, the department wants to tailor its 5-hour astronomy course to fit this new mold. Plus there have been problems with the 5-hour course format, since a student must take a lecture class on MWF for three hours plus a recitation which is usually offered on Thursday. This extra class on Thursday makes it hard for students to fit the 5-hour class into their schedule easily. It ends up knocking out a TR class period. Some students have had to postpone or even give up taking ASTR 105 since they have required courses for their major that they must take at this TR time slot. The 4-hour class will be easier for students to fit into their schedules.
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There is no increase or decrease in the number of hours required for the Applied Physics Concentration under this substitution, since both CSCI 142 and CSCI 201 are 3-hour courses. I have contacted Dean Brock, the Chair of the Computer Science Department, and he sees no problem with the substitution. Typically we graduate 5 physics majors per year. If they all were under the Applied Physics Concentration, then the enrollment in CSCI 201 would increase by only 5 per year. However, we usually only get one of these five students graduating under the Applied Physics Concentration per year, so the increase in enrollment in CSCI 201 would be small. I have explained this to Dean Brock and he feels CSCI 201 can handle the small increase in CSCI 201 caused by this change. He has agreed to sign the concurrence on the front.
This change is necessary since CSCI 142 Fortran has not been offered in several semesters. During advising last Spring, one of the Physics majors who had an interest in the Applied Physics Concentration pointed out to me how seldom Fortran has been offered in the past few years. Fortran is not as popular a computer programming language as it once was. The demand for the course has waned, and so it's no longer being offered on a regular basis. The current course catalog under CSCI 142 on page 88 informs the students to "See department chair" about when it will be offered.
I propose to make the substitution of CSCI 201 in place of CSCI 142 for this concentration. Students will learn a much more up-to-date programming language (Java). Plus there is no increase or decrease in the number of hours required for the Applied Physics Concentration since both CSCI 142 and CSCI 201 are 3-hour courses. I have discussed this with the members of my department and they are all in favor of making this change (once they realized how sporadically Fortran is currently being offered).


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In the words of the great Jeremy Piven in Grosse Pointe Blank: "Ten years, man! Ten … ten years! Ten years! Tennn! Tennnnn yearrrrs... TEN YEARS!"
OK, so maybe I haven't actually spent the last decade being a freelance hitman. Or an estate agent. But I do have the dubious honour of being the only member of the mediaguardian.co.uk editorial launch team still working on the website.
MediaGuardian.co.uk launched on 5 September 2000 – 10 years ago yesterday. Today, we are relaunching the front page as part of our continuing effort to adapt and improve the website and reflect the ever growing variety of news, comment, analysis – and, let's face it, funny videos – about the media industry on the web.
Ten years ago readers got most of their media news in weekly doses, from industry trade magazines or newspaper sections such as the Monday MediaGuardian section. MediaGuardian.co.uk was at the forefront of changing that, with daily breaking news, plus comment and analysis – and Media Monkey's diary. In many ways we were set up like a traditional print operation, with a staff structure – editor, three subs and six reporters – that mirrored media trade magazines such as Broadcast and Campaign. And our coverage was overwhelmingly text-based.
Over the years the web has changed dramatically. Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Delicious – all this and more besides have changed the nature of internet journalism. It is increasingly a two-way conversation between reporters and readers and we have attempted to move with the times.
Breaking news and in-depth coverage of big media stories remain at the heart of what we offer, along with blogs, audio and video.
There will be a "latest" column on the lefthand side of the relaunched site that will provide a constantly updated stream of every piece of content we and our colleagues at the Guardian News & Media-owned PaidContent:UK publish. In the middle of the new look site will be "top stories" which will showcase what we believe to be the best content, be it news, a blog comment, an interview or video.
The relaunch is designed to allow more interaction with our users. There will be more from Twitter and other micro-blogging sites. It will also give us greater flexibility to link to other websites, blogs and Twitter users writing newsworthy, insightful, or just plain funny things about the media industry.
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Think of the NCAA as a spirit squad, unless you get dumped from the NCAA tournament. New Mexico State lost in overtime to San Diego State, of last evening's final game, which started an hour late and finished around 10:30pm PT. Media commitments extended the time commitment until after 11:00pm PT. Instead of staying overnight in Spokane, the NCAA forced the Aggies to take an immediate flight home, which left after 2:00am PT.
The team, which had just played a basketball game, were not provided with refreshments.
Compounding the problem, the NCAA sent only one bus to pick New Mexico State's party up at the airport, forcing some to wait for hours while the bus turned around to make a round trip. Many did not arrive until 8:00am PT the next morning.
SDSU coach Steve Fisher, whose team would have been on that flight had they lost, ripped the NCAA over the decision.
"We can say we want to do all these things for the benefit of the student athletes, but you play a game like we did tonight and you get to the airport at 1 in the morning? Come on, come on. I would like to have (an NCAA administrator) at every site and say, 'You're going to ride home with that losing team.' And see what it's like to get home at 5 in the morning."
Not a great look for the NCAA. One would presume some of the money the organization does not spend paying the entertainers for the billion-dollar basketball tournament could at least be put toward housing them for night.
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