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Dumbarton Elementary library named best in state
The Dumbarton Elementary School library is a special place – just ask any of the school's students, who regularly participate in collaborative learning projects with classmates and their teachers there and who are free to return and check out books any time during the school day.
Ask principal Eileen Traveline, who has witnessed a revival of the library as a place where true 21st century learning takes place each day and where students become excited about new technology and well-versed in group interaction and communication.
Ask parents of students for whom English is a second language, who have engaged in family literacy nights and taken field trips to public libraries to become more proficient in a new culture, thanks to the efforts of school officials.
Ask sixth-year librarian Suzanna Panter, whose leadership efforts have transformed the library into the focal point of the school.
Or, simply, take the opinion of the Virginia Association of School Librarians, which recently named the Dumbarton Elementary library its library of the year – making it the first elementary school ever to win the award.
"Our kids are constantly over-achieving," Panter said. "It's definitely a success story, and the library plays such an important role in the school."
Dumbarton is unique in the way it utilizes its library as a developmental classroom for students. Instead of simply being dropped off by their teachers to spend time inside, students in second through fifth grades come to the libraries with their teachers to work on special projects and assignments that go beyond simply researching and reading.
"The teachers buy into the flexible schedule because they are a part of it and see the academic results in their students," Henrico Deputy Superintendent for Policy and Elementary Education Pat Kinlaw wrote in a nomination letter on behalf of the school.
Achieving buy-in from teachers for the new system required some adjustment, principal Eileen Traveline said. But "I don't think anyone would go back now. Once they got in there and realized the benefit of it for the children an their learning, I don't think they would turn back."
Reaching a diverse student body
Dumbarton has a diverse student population – 43 percent black, 25 percent white, 17 percent Hispanic and 9 percent Asian – and more than a quarter of its students speak English as a second language. Panter found that many children and their parents had not been to a county library, so she established regular family literacy nights at the school, during which students play literacy-themed games and read with their families. On other nights, translators explain the program to new ESL families and encourage parents to get their own school library cards as a way to help them learn English.
The school also has organized several field trips to public libraries to further its education and outreach efforts.
Because only about half of Dumbarton's students live in households that have computers, it's even more critical that they are exposed to technology in school, Traveline said.
"If we don't provide them with 21st-century skills, then they don't get them," she said.
Traveline credits Panter with creating the culture that has helped students excel.
"She's very innovative, very much on top of what current research says," Traveline said. "She has a vision, and she's constantly trying to think of new things to do.
"The kids are excited about what they're doing. They're working in groups, they're collaborating, they're learning."
Panter and Dumbarton officials have viewed the school's library as a model for other elementaries because of the unique way it serves its community. Now, the VaASL has concurred.
"Ms. Panter integrates information literacy, skillful research and inquiry, and ethical use of technology for all students," VaASL officials said in a statement announcing the award.
The library's "open-access" model is designed to encourage students to spend time in the library any time. With their teachers' permission, students can visit the library during the school day to return and check out books.
"People just think that kids just come to the library, read books and go, and that's just not how it is in Henrico and at Dumbarton," Panter said. "We collaborate with teachers to come up with projects to teach SOL skills on problem solving drills.
"I'm hoping that we'll become even more of a model, especially with the collaboration piece."
Thanks to federal stimulus money several years ago, the school was able to purchase 10,000 new books for its library, replacing a number of old ones in the process. Now, with a complement of 15,000 books overall, students have plenty from which to choose – and choose they do. They check out an average of 7,000 books each month.
Dumbarton also recently earned a grant from the Henrico Education Foundation to support its e-reader incentive program, which Panter identified as a way to engage students who weren't excited about reading. Students can check out an e-reader for six weeks, take it home and read with their parents.
"The ultimate goal is for kids to love to read," Panter said. "Students will check out the [e-readers] for six weeks and twice a week will come to the library to discuss the books they're reading. Parents are invited once a week as well."
Said HEF program manager Paula Roop of Panter's concept: "We like the idea that she was trying to use technology to impact achievement. By letting children take it home, it engages the parents as well as students."
Dumbarton officials will be honored during the VaASL Conference in Hampton Nov. 9.
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To those in denial as to what is going on in the Middle East and to those heaping scorn on Israel for the current crisis.
First: Since its inception in 1948, Israel has sought peace with its neighbors, yet the Arab-world continues to work for Israel's destruction. At the forefront of the Arab consortium seeking the demise of Israel are the terrorist organizations of Hamas and Hezbollah.
Second: Lebanon and Palestine are being held hostage by Hezbollah and Hamas; Arab terrorists use the countries as staging grounds for attacks against Israel. The current retaliation is a reaction to recent attacks.
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So the past week has been 100% spectacular. I'm talking Grade A Beef quality. Not that 70/30 stuff....the high quality stuff - 96/4. It's been that kind of week.
Found out two of my photos were published in Sports Illustrated's online version. A dream of mine has always been to be published in the magazine. I'm one step closer with the online version. I about needed a diaper when I found out. Good times.
Traveled to San Antonio for my dad's wedding. Discovered the River Walk (don't know if it's one word or two) area and realized that would be the place I would propose to my wife if I could go back in time and do it all over again. With her of course! Don't get any ideas folks.
Met one of my favorite photographers, probably my favorite actually. Thomas Mangelsen, nature photographer stud guru. Got his autograph. Spent some money...
Went to George Brett's on the plaza. Ate great food with bossman Gary and his girl, my wife, twin sister and friend Adam. Smiled at Priest Holmes as he eyed me up and down looking for a fight over my pork tenderloin. I won.
And then, yesterday, found out a third photo had been published on www.cnnsi.com. Yeehaw!
And now...a pretty big idea that I've been trying to get off the ground for some time now is going to be coming to fruition in the near future.
And it needs mentioning....there's a family in Pittsburg that my wife and I have become very close with. Fabulous people. Can't imagine better friends...or cuter kids.
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missed the alamo. i was only there long enough to figure out that san antonio, except for downtown, is a fairly horrible town.
and yes, union forever, priest holmes has muscles on top of muscles that my body doesn't even know about.
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Awww man!
I think you're making it up!!! I heard you were like that.
Just kidding, Union Forever!!!!!!!!!
I think you're a good photographer and have said it before, so go for it, and may the force be with you.
ps the river walk in San Antonio is a sight to see.
Did you visit the Alamo too?
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Later, inter-tribal warfare in the l7th century increased the trend toward more mobile life, especially after 1660 when Iroquois raiding parties penetrated northern Illinois. The Iroquois carried guns which had a devastating effect on midwestern tribes. These weapons were unavailable in sufficient quantities to Illinois Indians until LaSalle and fur-trading Frenchmen penetrated the Illinois Valley. With the establishment of a steady influx of weapons, along with useful household items, beads and other ornaments, populations in Illinois stabilized.
The chief trading place in the 1680s was Starved Rock. As a consequence the upper Illinois River valley became a magnet for native peoples over a very wide area, reaching a peak population of 10,000 for a brief time. Widespread traces of occupational use of the canyons, plateaus and bottomland plains around Starved Rock during these early decades of European contact testify to the impact of concentrated settlement on the area. During this period, Old Kaskaskia was a major village from which Jesuit priests wrote long, informative accounts of the Illinois Indians. Other places of Indian habitation were the summit of Starved Rock and the promontory, called Hotel Plaza, below the bluff on which the Starved Rock State Park lodge sits.
After the Illinois tribes left the Corridor, it was occupied by other Indians as part of a general westward migration in advance of the spread of peoples of European descent. Disease and warfare took a heavy toll of Native Americans in this period. Of these Native Americans the Potawatomis and associated Ottawa and Ojibwa settled and utilized the Corridor the most extensively. Chicago was the base of a large populations, but small villages were established throughout the Corridor. In 1816 these native peoples ceded lands within the corridor and by 1833 had left northern Illinois for Kansas.


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Robert W. Ingram is the Ross-Culverhouse Chair in the Culverhouse School of Accountancy at the University of Alabama. He teaches courses in financial accounting and has been actively involved in course curriculum development. He has served as Director of Education for the American Accounting Association, as a member of the Accounting Education Change Commission, and as editor of Issues in Accounting Education, a journal dedicated to accounting education research. Professor Ingram is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a Ph.D. from Texas Tech University. Prior to joining the faculty at the University of Alabama, he held positions at the University of South Carolina and the University of Iowa, and a visiting appointment at the University of Chicago. His research, which examines financial reporting and accounting education, has been published widely in accounting and business journals. He is the recipient of the National Alumni Association Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award and the Burlington Northern Foundation Faculty Achievement in Research Award at the University of Alabama. He has also received the Notable Contribution to Literature Award of the Government and Nonprofit Section of the American Accounting Association and the Award for Excellence and Professional Contributions of the Alabama Association for Higher Education in Business. Professor Ingram is married and has two children. He and his family enjoy sports, travel, reading, music, and art. They live contentedly in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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But from now on, if the manga has an anime, please keep the banner to the manga. Meaning don't use images from the anime if possible.
So, yeah some of them are not in the best quality, but that's what I was able to find.
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thanks guys, I'm taking care of the posts that came after fxu's
adventure boys, AiKora, Akagi, Captain Tsubasa, enchanter, fire emblem,
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Dammit! Claymore is already done?..
I was so looking forward on making a kickass banner for it ;_;
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The 2012 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Coach of the Year has compiled records of 164-106 overall and 119-74 in arguably the toughest conference nationally in the NCAA Division II. Newman has directed the Tritons to two CCAA tournament titles and one CCAA regular-season banner, compiling five straight winning campaigns, four of them with 30-plus wins, upon arriving in La Jolla. UCSD has earned three NCAA Championship berths, advancing to back-to-back West Region finals in 2014 and 2015, and made four trips to the CCAA tournament, including three in a row.
The 2016 season was a 13th straight in which UCSD posted a winning mark (31-21). Newman's group achieving the second-best ERA (3.91) in the CCAA for the third year in a row, remarkably with having handed 35 of 52 (.673) starts to true freshmen, and 294.1 of 449.0 (.656) innings handled by true or redshirt freshmen.
In 2015, Newman's pitching staff set new single-season program records for lowest earned run average (2.84), shutouts (13), strikeouts (469) and strikeouts per nine innings (8.72). The All-American ace of that unit, Justin Donatella, became UCSD's highest Major League Baseball draft pick in almost three decades, earning selection in the 15th round by the Arizona Diamondbacks. He was the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association National Pitcher of the Year and CCAA Most Valuable Pitcher.
In 2012, his first campaign with the Tritons, Newman was named the CCAA Coach of the Year after guiding the team to its fourth straight league regular-season and tournament championships. The Tritons qualified for their sixth consecutive NCAA West Regional as well.
UCSD won a slew of individual awards, led by starting pitcher Ryan Goodbrand and centerfielder Danny Susdorf, who each garnered All-America recognition. Six Tritons picked up all-region accolades and eight were named to All-CCAA teams. Reliever Elias Tuma showed his prowess in the classroom as well by being named a Capital One Academic All-American.
The 2013 season was a 10th straight in which UCSD produced a winning overall record. Susdorf was a consensus all-region performer, Troy Cruz joined him on the All-CCAA First Team as the CCAA Freshman of the Year, and shortstop Dillon Moyer was made the 38th-round draft selection of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Seven Tritons in all have been offered professional contracts since Newman arrived on campus, in Donatella, Moyer, Tuma, Jeff Rauh, Trevor Scott, Richard Seigel and Tony York.
In addition to leading UC San Diego, Newman continues to be a popular choice for numerous clinics and workshops both locally and even internationally. Most recently on Dec. 3, 2016, he served as a speaker at San Diego State as part of the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Barnstormers 2016 West Coast Clinics. Prior to that, he traveled to Singapore in December of 2015 with the legendary Augie Garrido and other college baseball coaches for The Hit Factory Ballplayer Showcase at Singapore American School.
Prior to coming to La Jolla, Newman had been the pitching coach at Nebraska and served as the head coach at Dallas Baptist University. A draft selection of the San Diego Padres, he played eight seasons of professional baseball.
In 2008, his first season as pitching coach at Nebraska, Newman wasted no time making an impact as his staff played a major role in getting the Huskers to the NCAA Regionals for the ninth time in 10 years. He took a contingent that had just 14 returning wins and guided the team to 41 wins and a No. 1 regional seed. For the season, NU was tops in the Big 12 in complete games (7) and ranked among the league leaders in saves (17, second), strikeouts (491, third) and ERA (4.18, third). The ERA ranked 23rd nationally, while the 491 strikeouts were the most at NU since 2005 and the staff's 8.46 strikeouts per game set a new school record.
The 2008 Huskers featured two-time All-American Johnny Dorn, as well as All-Big 12 selections Thad Weber and Dan Jennings. Five pitchers were selected in the Major League Baseball Draft, including Aaron Pribanic (third round, Seattle), Jennings (ninth, Florida), Dorn (15th, Florida), Weber (16th, Detroit) and Zach Herr (38th, San Diego).
In 2010 and 2011, Newman boasted top 15-ranked recruiting classes.
Prior to arriving in Lincoln, Newman spent five years (2002-07) at NCAA Division I independent Dallas Baptist. Named the program's head coach in 2004, Newman led the Patriots to a 95-72 (.569) record and guided the program through its transition to Division I.
During Newman's years at the helm, the Patriot program turned out a Collegiate Baseball First Team All-American in Drew Holder and 14 All-Independent Team picks. Newman had three players invited to Team USA trials and 15 of his players, including eight pitchers, were drafted or signed professional free agent contracts.
In 2005, the Patriots were top 15 in the country in batting average, runs scored, doubles and slugging percentage. In 2006, the team was top 10 nationally in runs, doubles, home runs and slugging.
Newman was named the 2006 Independent Coach of the Year.
From 2002-2004, Newman was the associate head coach and pitching coach at Dallas Baptist. During his tenure, he lowered the team ERA from 5.80 to 3.28. The 3.28 in 2004 would have ranked seventh nationally had DBU not been provisional Division I status at the time.
The Patriots won their second consecutive NCCAA national championship in 2004, a season that saw five pitchers finish with ERAs under 3.00. The duo of Lance Broadway and Jeff Gilmore each recorded 10 wins. Broadway, a finalist for the Dick Howser Trophy and Roger Clemens Award in 2005, was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the first round and made it to Major League Baseball in 2007.
Dallas Baptist also won a NCCAA title in 2003.
Patriot pitchers tossed a perfect game and three no-hitters under Newman.
While at DBU, Newman was instrumental in fundraising, helping secure over $600,000 to build a new clubhouse and renovate the indoor hitting facility in 2006. In 2005, Newman assisted in starting the Minuteman Booster/Alumni Club.
A fifth round draft pick of the San Diego Padres in 1994, Newman pitched professionally for eight seasons with four different organizations. Overall, he ended his career with a 44-44 record over 600+ innings. He averaged less than one hit per inning and nearly one strikeout per inning for his career. He saw action all the way up to the AAA level.
Newman played in the minors for the Padres (1994-98), the Chicago Cubs (1999-2000), the Arizona Diamondbacks (2001) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2002). He was a player/coach for the Vero Beach Dodgers in the Florida State League.
As a collegiate student-athlete, Newman played two seasons at Fresno State before transferring to Texas Tech. In 1993, he won a Western Athletic Conference (WAC) championship with the Bulldogs. The next season, he was tabbed All-Southwest Conference as a member of the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
Newman earned a master's degree in higher education from Dallas Baptist in 2004. He did his undergraduate work at Texas Tech and received a bachelor's degree in family studies in 1997.
Newman resides in La Jolla with his wife, Melissa, and three sons, EJ, Jack and Joshua.
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Wonder if anythings going on about this. Have you guys played Cod ?
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I got GTA 4 for the PC.
firstly no one is saying if they want to play. secondly we dont have a blank sever to play on... :(
I stoped playing games on the PC all because it slows it down. And I can't be bothered to install them lol
So I won't be getting involved with this.
Any of you guys got TF2 or L4D?
i do. but un fortunatlry i cant play them. cos im livin at my cousins house. so im her laptop. my games are on my mmonster pc.


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Flames Hope Bouma is the Next Prust
Steve Macfarlane
October 11 2013 11:59AM
The Calgary Flames have been looking for a Brandon Prust type of player for years — well, ever since they traded Prust away.
Both times.
General manager Jay Feaster tried to woo him back to Calgary for a third stint, but the 'fool me once, fool me twice' clause in mind, Prust chose to hit up the Habs for a hefty sack of money two summers ago instead.
At the Saddledome Wednesday night, the guy the Flames hope is the answer to the role of energetic little ball of hate went head to head with the prototype at the position.
Lance Bouma isn't at Prust's level yet, but considering the devastating injury he suffered a year ago, he's on his way to carving out the same kind of niche in the NHL. Through four games this year, he's got a goal, a scrap, and a few big hits. Most of that quantifiable production came in the opening game against Washington, but after a stellar pre-season that featured surprising offensive contributions and you see the potential in the 23-year-old who tore up his knee just a few games into last season.
Wait, why are we talking about a fourth-liner?
The return to the hard-working Flames identity is pivotal to the success of a team without stars. This is the reality without Jarome Iginla and Miikka Kiprusoff. The Flames believe Bouma represents exactly the lunch-bucket mentality they're trying to teach, and that his efforts will rub off on even the most skilled of the bunch.
"We don't have any superstars. We have pep — we have to take pride in that. If we don't work hard and play the right way, we have no chance. And we know that," said captain Mark Giordano. "He's a big piece to our team. His skill is very underrated. He flies around. He throws big hits. He plays the right way. If you really watch him closely in the defensive zone, he's unbelievable. He blocks shots. He's always in the right position."
Wednesday night some of that was on display. Bouma was out there in the last couple of minutes with the Flames clinging to a one-goal lead. He was the recipient of a handful of P.K. Subban crosschecks on the boards, which helped secure the victory when the defenceman ended up in the penalty box.
He jarred with Prust Wednesday when they lined up across from each other, battled for every inch of space, and made sure every Canadiens puck carrier in a few strides' reach felt the weight of his body.
"Scary, scary man when he comes and hits you. He's a strong kid," said Giordano. We saw that in the season opener when his jarring blow broke Washington Capitals defenceman Jack Hillen's leg.
"I'm sure they were looking over their shoulder whenever he was coming after that."
Adding insult to injury, Bouma made it a 4-1 Flames lead (which would later be relinquished) with his second-period wrister. Yeah, the kid might be able to score a little, too.
Embracing his role
By no means does Bouma appear overly physically intimidating. At 6-1 and 210 lbs., he's a middleweight. But like Prust, Bouma is more than willing to drop the gloves to defend a teammate, or inspire his fellow Flames by finishing every check.
p>"For sure that's something I want to do every night. I've got to be a physical player," Bouma said. "I'm a guy who's got to bring energy to the team. Whenever the guys need a lift, (a fight is a possibility) too."
Prust made a name for himself league-wide as a member of the Flames by seeking out fights, often against much bigger men. The Habs winger now fights as an afterthought. Bouma is on a similar career path, earning time on the penalty killing unit because of his defensive efforts, and occasionally reminding his coach and teammates that he doesn't shy away from the rough stuff.
"Going out there and playing hard, being a hard player to play against, being physical — making hits is just as good as getting in fights sometimes," Bouma said. "If a fight happens, it happens, right? If the team needs it, then you've got to do it. If you make a big hit or someone makes a big hit on one of your players, it might be time for that, for sure."
The knee looks good so far
Thanks to a long and successful rehab, his surgically repaired knee can tolerate the big hits.
"It feels great. I haven't had any issues with it at all. It was a hard training camp and I didn't have any troubles," Bouma said. "I've been happy with it."
His upbeat mood is a far cry from where he was after injuring both his MCL and ACL in Game 3 of his start in Abbotsford during the lockout. The disappointment of the seriousness of his injury set in quickly. The frustration of having to rehab his MCL for two months before going in for surgery on the ACL had him battling mentally with his situation. It was a contract year and he hadn't exactly locked himself into a top-12 role with the Flames yet.
"You go through an injury like that, you can pretty much go through anything, I think. It was a long year. In the long run, I think it helped me out mentally for sure," Bouma said of the ordeal. "It made me a better player. I think watching the games helped also."
Maybe the most important part of the healing was when Flames management told him not to worry about his next contract. As long as he is healthy, they see a fit for him. An opportunity to permanently stick around with the big club has been dangling in front of him for a couple of years now.
"That was huge. Knowing that if I just get better I'll be alright (contract wise). That's all I was focused on was getting better. It took a lot of pressure off me. "I felt if I put in the work, everything would take care of itself."
That's one area the Flames don't have to worry about with Bouma. He's always ready to work.
We're talking about Bouma as a fourth liner meow, but he could develop into a good third liner too. A big gritty PK guy, blocking shots, with some offensive upside. I can see that in his future. The third line is typically a checking line. Right now our third line is Baertschi, Monahan, Hudler, who are all top-six forwards eventually or under normal circumstances. The thing about the Flames is that their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd lines are all made up of second liners. Things will get sorted out next season or closer to the trade deadline methinks.
Stempniak, not Hudler.
Bouma's awesome and maybe has a ceiling as high has Lucic but probably closer to a Wayne Simmonds
Good Article, I've always really like Bouma and was pretty disappointed as a fan when he got injured last year. I love watching him play
October 11 2013, 01:03PM
If a fight happens, it happens, right?
Bing. Go.
Bouma sounds like the kind of tough guy I would like to see on my team. The kind of guy who can actually play hockey at an NHL level, not just fight at an NHL level.
I think Bouma is a player you love to have on your team but hate if you are on the other team.
But on another topic, i read by David Staples on the Edmonton Journal, that he picks Calgary to finish last and his Oilers to lord it over us. He even quoted Kent on his article that Oilers was one of the five teams that Calgary could beat. I know its early but i'd say i'm with Kent on this one as long as we stop losing players to injuries we should be the Oilers, even as Staples puts it, with 3 decent third lines.
October 11 2013, 01:54PM
I think he could be better than Prust. He is a better skater than him.
I really like Jackman and what he brought 2 years ago. But I think if Bouma was healthy last year Jackman would be playing elsewhere.
The comparison between Prust and Bouma is a good one but I think that Bouma *may* have a bigger upside.
October 11 2013, 03:08PM
The reason we are talking about Bouma is that if you want to build a successful team in todays' NHL it would be ideal to have 4 guys like this one on every line. Hopefully they have some skill ie more than McGrattan and Jackman which many of us believe Bouma may have. So if you look at the Flames organization you see Ferland, Hankowski?, Poirier who all may have this skill set and a bit higher offensive ability. I would love to see this organization have 4 lines each with a couple of highly skilled players on them along side some aggressive big forwards who can play and still agitate by their presence and a couple of whom could answer the bell if needed. Bouma can hopefully fill this role and continue to develop his other skills.
October 11 2013, 05:02PM
We're talking about Bouma as a fourth liner meow, but he could develop into a good third liner too. A big gritty PK guy, blocking shots, with some offensive upside. I can see that in his future. The third line is typically a checking line. Right now our third line is Baertschi, Monahan, Hudler, who are all top-six forwards eventually or under normal circumstances. The thing about the Flames is that their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd lines are all made up of second liners. Things will get sorted out next season or closer to the trade deadline methinks.


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IceRider™ Knee Therapy by Ice Horse™ helps relieve pain or prevent injuries in the knee. This knee wrap for riders includes two reusable FirstIce® packs which can be used cold or hot. Compression straps on the wrap keeps it in place. The knee may remain mobile during treatment.
InkStable Socks are designed to help make tall boots easy to slip on. Designed by trainers and riders, these socks are stretchable and lightweight. Bold graphics and captivating prints make them fun to wear!
The Smartwool Jovian Stripe Sock features WOW™ technology that places added Merino wool in key areas for added comfort and durability. Naturally wickable, breathable and antibacterial, this Smartwool sock has an arch brace and a cushioned foot.
Ovation® Kids' Zocks™ go perfectly under fitted boots or half chaps. These ultra-thin boot socks come in a variety of fun colors and patterns.
The Knix™ Air Bikini is great for riding as its made with seamless construction in a breathable, lightweight fabric. This bikini underpant has a quick-drying cotton gusset.
This Knix™ Air Boyshort in light-as-air fabric makes a great upgrade to your standard cotton underwear. Perfect for riding, this seamless boyshort ensures your freedom of motion. Complete with quick drying cotton gusset.
The Knix™ Seamless Shortie is invisible under breeches. Made from quick-drying, lightweight fabric, this seamless underwear has bonded edges designed to stay in place as you ride. From Knixwear™.
The Knix™ Everyday Boyshort offers superior coverage, a stay-put fit and a smooth look under breeches. Made of lightweight, moisture-wicking fabric, it offers just the right amount of stretch plus odor control and the comfort of a quick-dry cotton gusset.
Made of soft, lightweight fabric, the Knix™ Everyday Thong features seamless construction for chafe-free comfort and a smooth look under clothing. Built-in moisture wicking keeps you dry while permanent antimicrobial technology provides odor control.
The Knixwear™ Longevity Bra is in it for the long haul, keeping you comfortable throughout your marathon day. Seamless construction coupled with moisture-wicking technology make it irritation-free. Mesh paneling promotes breathability for cooling, while permanent antimicrobial technology protects against odor.
LÉTTIA Bamboo Boot Socks let you walk lightly on the planet in eco-friendly, organic fabric. Breathable, soft and wicking, these comfortable tall boots socks are perfect for everyday wear.
Keep your feet comfortable as you ride! LÉTTIA Boot Socks are soft, breathable and naturally moisture wicking thanks to eco-friendly bamboo fibers.
The Margarita Sock from SmartWool® is perfect for all season. These socks features WOW™ (Wool-on-Wool) technology that is intended to keep your heel and forefoot particularly comfortable as those are areas of high impact. Naturally wicks moisture and resists odor-causing bacteria to keep you feeling fresh all day long. Crew sock height.
the Under Armor® Men's Original Boxerjock Brief is made of a lightweight, smooth HeatGear® fabric with an articulated mesh fly panel. Four-way stretch fabric allows for freedom of movement and shape retention. This men's boxer short has a working fly and 6" inseam.
This Merino Wool Peddie™ by Noble Outfitters™ offers everything you love about the original Peddie design, but with a merino wool padded foot. Made with an ultra-thin calf for a sleek fit with boots, it has an Ankle Shield zone to prevent pinching, Opti-Dry moisture wicking and a lightweight, breathable top panel on the foot. Pair.
The Noble Outfitters™ All-Season Cotton Boot Sock Three-Pack delivers foot comfort! These boot socks have padded soles, stay-put Perfect Fit cuffs, built-in arch compression and breathable comfort mesh. Essential socks for riding and barn work!
Noble Outfitters™ Perfect Fit™ Boot Socks create a comfortable climate inside your favorite boots. Made of finely knit yarns, these socks offer a no-tug fit and include a cushioned footbed, padding in key areas where boots often rub, a close-fitting arch and a vented top panel for added breathability. Compression technology helps fight muscle fatigue while moisture wicking keeps skin dry.
The Glamorise® No-Bounce Camisole Bra in breathable mesh contains the upper bust in a pretty cami design. This sports bra has comfortable, wide straps, reinforced cups for support and a two-way stretch back for freedom of motion.
Ovation® Dry-Tex® Electric Cool Socks keep your feet comfy inside boots with breathable top construction, arch support and a padded foot. Dry-Tex fabric technology pulls moisture away from your skin.
Ovation® Dry-Tex® Painted Rails Socks will please any horse lover as they make boots more comfortable. These knee high boot socks feature padded soles, a colorful rail design and built-in moisture wicking to help keep skin dry.
With points of graduated compression, the Ovation® Compression Zock™ offers relief from fatigue while you walk, ride or work. These tall compression socks are available in a range of great colors.
Ovation® Zocks™ come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. These knee high socks offer a smooth and sleek fit inside tall boots and let every rider make her own fashion statement.
Noble Outfitters™ Over the Calf Peddies™ for Girls prevent ankle rubs from boots and keep skin feeling dry. Padding in the Ankle Shield zone eliminates that uncomfortable pinching, while padding in heel and toe cushions every step. Moisture-wicking and smooth-fitting.
Pinched ankles from tall boots are a thing of the past with Noble Outfitters™ Over the Calf Peddies™. Padding in the Ankle Shield zone eliminates that uncomfortable rubbing, while padding in heel and toe cushions every step. Moisture-wicking and smooth-fitting.
Smartwool® Polk-A-Dot Crew Socks are made of itch-free, moisture-wicking wool with a cushioned sole for comfort. Fun and functional socks to pair with your favorite footwear!
Children's Pony Socks pair beautifully with riding boots to keep young riders comfortable. Parents love that these kids' riding socks wash well and retain their shape. Children love the adorable pony theme! Pair.
A set of two Horseware® Ireland Rambo® Ionic Ankle Support Braces. Each ankle brace combines compression fabric with negative ion technology. Tourmaline-infused patches in the brace work with your body to increase circulation to the ankle area. This in turn enhances oxygen delivery and helps muscles and tendons prepare for or recover from exercise.
A set of two Horseware® Ireland Rambo® Ionic Elbow Support Braces offering the benefits of compression plus the power of negative ion technology. Tourmaline-infused patches in each elbow brace release negative ions, which work with your body to increase circulation. Increased circulation helps enhance oxygen delivery to cells and tissue in preparation for or recovery from exertion.
A set of two Horseware® Ireland Rambo® Ionic Knee Support Braces which use compression plus negative ion technology to help you achieve top performance. Each therapeutic knee brace features tourmaline-infused patches that release negative ions to enhance circulation. Increased blood flow results in higher levels of oxygen, relaxed muscles and reduced inflammation.
A set of two Horseware® Ireland Rambo® Ionic Wrist Support Braces, which combine compression with negative ion therapy. Each wrist brace has tourmaline-infused patches that release negative ions, which work with your body to increase circulation to the wrist. Increased blood flow enhances oxygen delivery to help speed healing, relaxes muscles and helps reduces inflammation.
The Riding Sport™ by Dover Three-Pack Pony Girl's Socks make dressing so much more fun! These horse-themed socks for kids have comfortable padded feet and cheerful horsey designs. Each pack has three great colors with three distinct designs.
Riding Sport™ by Dover Bamboo Plaid Tall Socks incorporate bamboo fibers for natural moisture wicking and antimicrobial properties. Thick soles, stay-put cuffs and a plaid pattern in fashionable hues make these boot socks a great choice.
Riders can't help but love the snaffle bit design of the Riding Sport™ by Dover Bit Socks Three-Pack. These tall winter socks are plush and thick in a soft bamboo/acrylic blend. One pair each in black, royal blue and purple. 3 pr.
Riding Sport™ by Dover Modal Socks keep feet comfortable as they stand up to repeated wear. Soft like cotton, but even better!
ShouldersBack™ by EquiFit is designed to help you improve your posture while you're riding, sitting or standing. Lightweight and breathable, this posture aid can be worn over or under your riding shirt.
Your feet will appreciate the comfort provided by the Smartwool® Lacet Crew Sock. With a cushioned foot and supportive arch brace, this sock makes any shoe or boot feel better. The wool blend fabric naturally wicks moisture and fights bacteria that causes odor.
Smartwool® Saturnsphere Socks offer all-day comfort with impact absorbing cushioned foot and supportive arch brace. These crew socks in bright stripes are made with naturally wickable wool fibers that help keep feet feeling dry.
Itch-free, odor-free, bunch-free Smartwool® Kids' Striped Hike Medium Crew Socks are just like the popular adult version. Shock absorbing medium cushion keeps the spring in every step so kids can outlast adults. Stripes just make them fun! Pair.
Featuring bright colors and Smartwool's WOW™ technology for optimal comfort, Margarita Knee High Socks keep you comfortable year-round. Merino is naturally soft, moisture-wicking and antibacterial. It also offers thermoregulation, keeping your feet warm in cold weather and cool and dry in warm weather. Pair.
Rugged and warm, Smartwool® Men's Larimer Crew Socks are a must for colder weather. A subtle Donegal weave lets them resemble classic ragg socks, but merino wool offers natural odor resistance, itch-free comfort and moisture wicking. Made with impact absorbing medium cushioning. Pair.
Enjoy a stay-put fit, comfort and long wear with these Smartwool® Slopestyle Light Ifrane Socks. Smartwool's patent pending Indestructawool™ technology plus the 4 Degree™ Elite Fit system and Virtually Seamless™ toe combine to keep the spring in your step. Perfect partners for riding or barn boots.
Smartwool® Slopestyle Medium Wenke Socks with Indestructawool™ technology offer great durability and comfort. These soft, itch-free boots socks are smartly designed to provide moisture management, odor control, thermoregulation and a stay-put fit. Pair.
Who can resist Smartwool® Snowflake Flurry Socks on a cooler day? This naturally moisture-wicking, breathable and antibacterial sock with pleasing graphic design features WOW™ technology for added comfort in key areas.
With graduated leg compression to support your muscles and maximize circulation, the Sockwell® Circulator Sock in Cashmerino/Bamboo also delivers natural moisture management and thermoregulation.
The Horseware® Softie Sock keeps your feet warm and cozy this winter! This knee high sock features exceptional softness and stylish stripes.
Ovation® Coolmax® Zocks™ are thin enough to fit easily under your tall riding boots or half chaps. Coolmax fabric wicks moisture to keep you feeling comfortable.
Bambootz by JoJo Sox make your feet feel good in several ways. Silky, soft and durable, these tall boot socks are made of sustainable, organic bamboo pulp. Bambootz fight odor and control moisture to keep your feet comfortable at any time of year. Thin and sleek, they fit inside your dress or field boots without uncomfortable bulk.
The TuffRider® Neon Winter Socks Three-Pack keeps you warm in style! These ultra-soft tall riding socks are thick throughout except for the cuffs for plush insulation against the cold. Cushioned sole, reinforced toe and heel. 3 different colored pairs.
The Noble Outfitters™ Best Dang Tall Boot Sock™ won't slip down or twist while you ride. Designed by riders, this tall boot sock is lightweight, breathable and moisture-wicking. It's comfortable, too, with a padded, reinforced heel and toe, an arch compression band and a reinforced cuff.
The Tredstep Ireland™ Pure AirCool Socks offer moisture wicking and cushioning without bulk. Has added piqué weave panel in the upper foot and foreleg for cooling ventilation. Dryarn in the foot. Fits comfortably inside boots.
Serious riders will appreciate the high-tech performance benefits of the Tredstep Ireland™ Solo Pro Sock. Made of advanced technology yarns, this riding sock protects the heel area with anti-friction Tencel®. It has a cushioned foot with odor-neutralizing fibers that keep the foot fresh all day. Moisture-wicking properties ensure that skin stays dry.
The Tredstep Ireland™ Solo Sport Sock is ideal for the active rider. This moisture-wicking, cushioned, riding sock keeps skin dry as odor-neutralizing Deocell® fibers neutralize odor and wick moisture. Great inside riding boots, barn boots and everyday footwear!
TuffRider® Argyle Boot Socks are perfect to wear with your riding boots. Made of a stretch cotton fabric, these knee high socks have strong heels and toes for longevity.
TuffRider® Bamboo Argyle Socks are a great choice for riding or just hanging out in the barn. With eco-friendly bamboo fibers that naturally resist odor, these socks wick moisture to keep your skin dry and comfortable.
TuffRider® Children's Trio Socks meet the young rider's need for comfort and support inside boots. Designed with extra stretch in opening for easy on/off, a reinforced heel and toe for durability and a cushioned sole for comfort. Set of three.
Fill your sock drawer with fun and color with the TuffRider® Print Socks Three-Pack. These fun boot socks are supportive, comfortable and durable in a resilient stretch blend with cushioned sole construction. One pair boasts fanciful flamingos, one pair has topsy-turvy sailboats and one races with galloping horses.
TuffRider® Neon Ventilated Socks feature breathable construction to keep your feet comfortable. In vivid colors that add punch to your wardrobe, these tall boot socks have a padded sole, reinforced toe and heel and bold branding.
The Under Armour® Mid Sports Bra is made from double-layer moisture-wicking HeatGear® fabric with UA compression for mid-impact support. A pullover style bra with racer back and a soft elastic band for a secure fit.
The UA® Seamless Bra has soft, seamless construction that feels smooth against your skin. This sports bra features power rib support on the inner layer for extra stability.
Sleek and slim, you'll love the bulk-free fit of Woof Wear Competition Socks inside your tall riding boots. They're made with light padding on the soles and elastic in the cuffs, ankles and insteps for security. Two pairs.


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Wass believes students and instructors need to learn the highest level of professional software available, or they will be quickly passed by in the new digital world. Thus, Photoshop is his department's primary painting and texture mapping software. His school's animation program continues to expand, and Wass continues to be excited by his students' work, which has won many state, national, and international animation awards. He has created two instructional videos describing the animation program: "Art is …Computer Animation" and "Student Animation Showcase."
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OWASP Code Review Guide V2.0
Planned to be launched mid January 2014.
We are writing a new version of the OWASP code review guide. [[1]]
OWASP Code review V2 Table of Contents
OWASP Code Review Guide Table of Contents
Summer of Code 2008
The Code review guide is proudly sponsored by the OWASP Summer of Code (SoC) 2008. For more information please see OWASP Summer of Code 2008.
Code Review Guide V1.1 Completed
The code review guide has been completed and is available here http://www.lulu.com/content/5678680 as a bound book.
Code review tool
The following link is for the new version of Code Crawler, code review tool which examines code for keywords discussed in the section "Crawling Code". It support Java and .NET code:
Owasp Orizon Code review engine
The Owasp Orizon Project is born in 2006 to provide a set of APIs to provide an opensource engine to provide static analysis services to developers that wants to build a code review tool.
The Owasp Orizon will evolve accordingly in order to implement security checks described in the Code Review Guide. With the framework a UI is also provided in order to give people a standalone tool to realize code review for the security flaws listed in the "The Owasp Code Review Top 9"
The Owasp Orizon main page is available here: Category:OWASP_Orizon_Project
Source code is hosted at Sourceforge.net site: http://orizon.sourceforge.net
Spring Of Code 2007
The Code review guide is proudly sponsored by the OWASP Spring of Code (SpOC) 2007. For more information please see Spring of Code 2007
Project Contributors
The OWASP Code Review project was conceived by Eoin Keary, the OWASP Ireland Founder and Chapter Lead. We are actively seeking individuals to add new sections as new web technologies emerge. If you are interested in volunteering for the project, or have a comment, question, or suggestion, please drop me a line mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com
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Tags: Engineering, Technology
Bauxite, Soot, and the Promise of Technological Surprise
By CDRSalamander
As we stomp our empty Natty Lites flat to make room in the blue-bin, wrap our Costco chicken wings in foil, and enjoy cheap high-speed air travel – it is easy to forget that just outside of living memory, aluminum was considered a precious metal.
According to Jefferson Lab, "Scientists suspected than an unknown metal existed in alum as early as 1787, but they did not have a way to extract it until 1825. Hans Christian Oersted, a Danish chemist, was the first to produce tiny amounts of aluminum. Two years later, Friedrich Wöhler, a German chemist, developed a different way to obtain the metal. By 1845, he was able to produce samples large enough to determine some of aluminum's basic properties. Wöhler's method was improved in 1854 by Henri Étienne Sainte-Claire Deville, a French chemist. Deville's process allowed for the commercial production of aluminum. As a result, the price of the metal dropped from around $1200 per kilogram in 1852 to around $40 per kilogram in 1859. Unfortunately, the metal remained too expensive to be widely used."
Although aluminum is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust, it is never found free in nature. All of the earth's aluminum has combined with other elements to form compounds. Two of the most common compounds are alum, such as potassium aluminum sulfate (KAl(SO4)2·12H2O), and aluminum oxide (Al2O3). About 8.2% of the earth's crust is composed of aluminum."
Pure aluminum was so rare at that time it was considered a precious metal. Charles Martin Hall's method of processing the metal ore was to pass an electric current through a non-metallic conductor (molten sodium fluoride compound was used) to separate the very conductive aluminum. In 1889, Charles Martin Hull was awarded U.S. patent #400,666 for his process.
In 1888, together with financier Alfred E. Hunt, Charles Martin Hall founded the Pittsburgh Reduction Company now know as the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA). By 1914, Charles Martin Hall had brought the cost of aluminum down to 18 cents a pound and it was no longer considered a precious metal.
1914. Sound familiar? The start of WWI.
In roughly the same distance in time as from DESERT STORM to now, Aluminum went from a rarely used metal in the military with only the German Junkers J.I making it to war, to being a strategic commodity ubiquitous in its use from eating utensils to intercontinental bombers.
Were the fathers of economic aluminum Charles Martin Hall, Paul Heroult, and Karl Joseph Bayer thinking about how aluminum would change the way war would be fought? No.
Did the military know right away the way aluminum would transform the strength and performance of established technology? No … but some had an idea.
I thought of the story of aluminum earlier today when another funny sounding word came in my ear; graphene.
Do you know what graphene is? Well, I think you will more and more – just as Teddy Roosevelt's generation started to hear aluminum and bauxite more and more as it slowly transformed their world. Not overnight, but year by year with a quickening as smart minds saw new ways to take advantage of this new advance.
Back to the Navy. What gets a lot of futurists excited as they look for the next kinetic and/or weaponeering leap? That is easy; rail guns, lasers, and particle beam weapons. In our early 21st Century tool box, what is holding these promising technologies back? What is the long pole in the tent that everything else requires to be there? In a word, energy.
Many more cards need to come out of the deck – but if you are interested in the offensive potential of rail guns, and the defensive promise of lasers and particle beam weapons – but are humbled by the very real limitations there are to making them operational – then I offer you the below.
Not revolution, but evolution. Evolution with the possibility of a quickening that 100 years ago the world saw with aluminum. Graphene based super-capacitors? Use the next generation of the DDG-1000 engineering plant? Watch the below if you can or click here, and ponder with me.
Yes, we live in interesting times as our Chinese friends might say – but rejoice dear hearts; the future has potential.
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