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Get the detail you deserve in the Mirage Bootie from 7 for All Mankind. A gorgeous color and fringe detailing make this platform bootie an eye-catcher.
- Leather upper
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- 1¼" platform, 4¾" covered heel
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Kurt Geiger brings you fashionable footwear with a cool twist. The Newman suede oxford goes perfectly with your jeans and its wingtip design offers an element of style to this otherwise classic lace-up.
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And I was looking forward to Gokudera Vs. Gamma too.
Funimation sucks, from now 'til forever. </3
@Asce: Well it was only a prediction. I did say if Gokudera and Hibari were paired up. Maybe only Gokudera and Hibari are able to travel between time. Time travel isn't something anyone can do.
Also future Gokudera meeting Tsuna is pure coincidence. I said that future Gokudera might have planned to travel back in time to save the future by killing Irie. Going to Tsuna's grave to say farewells.
I don't know, not enough information. It's obvious now that them coming to the future was part of SOMEONE's planned. Who, right now, we don't know. The only possibility is Millifiore or the Vongola themselves.


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The Science Daily article, Body dysmorphic disorder patients who loathe appearance often get better, but it could take years, discusses the The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (JNMD) article (full reference below, abstract available for free).
The JNMD article reports the results of the longest-term study so far to track people with body dysmorphic disorder. The study was conducted by researchers at Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital.
The good news: the researcher "found high rates of recovery, although recovery can take more than five years."
This is a small study with only 15 BDD patients who were followed over an eight-year span.
After statistical adjustments, the recovery rate for sufferers in the study over eight years was 76 percent and the recurrence rate was 14 percent. While a few sufferers recovered within two years, only about half had recovered after five years.
The subjects were a small group diagnosed with the disorder out of hundreds of people participating in the Harvard/Brown Anxiety Research Project (HARP). Study co-author Martin Keller, professor of psychiatry and human behavior and principal investigator of the HARP research program which has been ongoing for more than 20 years, said that because the BDD sufferers were identified through this broader anxiety study, rather than being recruited specifically because they had been diagnosed with BDD, they generally had more subtle cases of the disorder than people in other BDD studies. In comparing the HARP study with the prior longitudinal study of BDD, it is possible that the high recovery rate in the HARP study is due to participants having less severe BDD on average.
In its simplest definition, it is an obsessive preoccupation with a slight, imperceptible, or actually nonexistent anatomic irregularity to the degree that it interferes with normal adjustment within society.
This disorder may be present in varying degrees. It is the most common aberrant personality characteristic seen by the plastic surgeon.
When postoperative dissatisfaction occurs (and in most cases, it will), it almost always is based on what the patient understood rather than what was actually said.
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SEVILLE, Spain — Most travelers are aware of the running of the bulls in Pamplona every summer.
But a lesser-known annual event in Spain — Seville's Feria de Abril — is worth putting on your bucket list, especially if you love pageantry mixed with intensive partying.
What started as a cattle-buying fair in the mid-1800s now is a nearly weeklong celebration during which folk from Seville and all over the region of Andalucia gather to eat, drink and dance till dawn. This year's Feria runs April 16-21. Seville, by the way, is in southwest Spain, about 2½ hours from Madrid by fast train.
You know you're getting near the tent city erected for the event when you pass women and girls walking city streets toward the nearly mile-long fairground, wearing traditional flamenco dresses, some costing as much as couture. Then you spot row upon row of about 1,000 striped tents, called casetas, erected for rich families, companies, trade unions, clubs and other organizations.
Some tenants go all out, decorating tents like salons and hiring caterers and servers to keep the Manzanilla and Fino sherry, fried fish and tapas coming. Meanwhile, owners of the region's renowned horses parade them up and down the fairground, dressed in traditional wide-brimmed black hats and bolero jackets. Girlfriends of young caballeros may ride behind them sidesaddle in their ruffled gowns, sipping sherry mixed with Sprite or smoking a cigarette while greeting friends. Other celebrants wave from decorated vintage carriages.
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The Feria is free to visit, and it's fascinating to stroll, taking in the spectacle, which includes the dancing of a style of flamenco called Sevillana. But it's also frustrating for those without local connections, since parties are usually private, and you're not likely to gain entrance to the best casetas unless befriended by the tent's portero (doorman), or are an expert party-crasher.
A tip: Seek out "casetas públicas" sponsored by community organizations. They're open to the public. And they're less glamorous — expect to sit on white plastic chairs, if you can find an unoccupied seat. Or else, stand at the bar, where you'll pay for your ham, sandwiches, wine, beer or sherry. But if you're lucky, you'll be treated to dancing or singing of traditional tunes, or find someone ready to strike up a conversation. There's a good chance of that: "We love people" is the city's tourism slogan.
If carnivals are your thing, walk past the casetas to join locals lining up for rides or trying their luck at games. You'll see traditionally garbed señoritas squealing with delight slamming into each other in bumper cars. Last year, a circus under a huge tent offered daredevil aerial and animal acts.
If you stay into the wee hours, join the tradition of tempering all the alcohol with caldo (chicken broth) or hot chocolate and doughnut-like churros before tottering off to bed. Be sure you have one: Lodgings sell out during Feria, as do its bullfights at the city's La Maestranza bull ring, so plan ahead.
Lovers of luxury laced with history check into the renovated Hotel Rey Alfonso XIII (translated: King Alfonso the 13th, who ruled from 1886 to 1931). Rates for doubles start at about $300 during slow times, but during Feria, they go for up to $950 nightly. The hotel, built in the late 1920s and now in Starwood's The Luxury Collection, has its own caseta with a flamenco show and can help guests get into others, says head concierge Antonio Morilla.
Public areas are worth a peek, even if you aren't staying. The hotel has Moorish arches, Spanish tiles and exquisite woodwork.
Elsewhere, visitors flock to the Seville Cathedral. The nearby Flamenco Dance Museum presents a fascinating history of the fiery dance and hosts shows that spotlight some of the city's finer artists.
A plus for tourists who arrive during Feria is that some of Seville's famed restaurants are easier to book, while regulars revel in the casetas. Restaurante Becerrita, a longstanding high-end eatery, is a good bet for tapas at the front bar or regional dishes such as oxtail croquettes, Iberian ham and Albariño wine served by veteran waiters in one of several intimate dining rooms decorated with oil paintings.
Or wander the back streets and take your pick of hole-in-the wall eateries by the aromas emanating from them. Habanita, serving inexpensive Cuban food, is one.
End your non-Feria night at one of the city's many flamenco bars (avoid the touristy ones by asking dance-loving residents). If you've chosen well, you'll be surrounded by hand-clapping locals lost in the emotions of the passionate, heel-tapping dance.
For more information about Seville and the Feria, see visitasevilla.es


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While any outdoor activity can stir the poet in us, ballooning is the premier stimulant, not merely because it sweeps us off the ground, but because it pulls on all our senses. A touch of wind against the face. The thrill of inhabiting a globular sail snatched by invisible currents and pulled toward an unknown destination.
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Portland Pirates Sign Justin Feser
Former Tri-City Americans captain Justin Feser has been signed to an amateur tryout contract by the Portland Pirates, the Phoenix Coyotes' AHL affiliate.
Feser was fourth in the WHL in scoring this season with 106 points and set the league's all-time iron man mark, which now stands at 326 games.
In Portland, Feser will be reunited with former Americans teammte Brendan Shinnimin, who has 11 goals and 29 points in 65 games this year.


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Fibertech Networks LLC is expanding its fiber-optic network to Detroit. The move marks the firm's 30th market, and the new network will cover more than 750 miles, the company said.
"We're really excited about it," said John Purcell, chairman and CEO. "(It's) a great opportunity for us to move into a new state and our 30th market, and to do so with a large contract that we have signed, which enables us to do this with some high degree of confidence."
The network covers both the city of Detroit and its suburbs, passing through cities such as Canton, Chesterfield, Dearborn, Southfield, Trenton, Troy and Warren.
Both dark fiber and optical broadband options are service offerings of the company, targeting businesses that have used traditional carriers.
Detroit's market was an important move for the company, Purcell said.
"There's still 270,000 businesses in the metropolitan area of Detroit, and we feel that's perfect for us to go after them," Purcell said. "We have a very special approach to the whole thing that I think will bring us some business just like it has in our new markets in (New) Jersey that we opened three or four years ago, and the ones that we built in Ohio last year which we're already setting up enterprise customers on top of the carrier that was our original anchor tenant."
In addition to Detroit, Fibertech has networks in 10 states. Its markets include Rochester, Albany, Buffalo, Binghamton, Syracuse and White Plains in New York; Philadelphia and Pittsburgh; Indianapolis; Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo, Ohio; Providence, R.I.; Hartford, Bridgeport, Stamford, Danbury, New London and New Haven, Conn; Springfield and Worcester, Mass.; Wilmington, Del.; Montgomery County, Md.; and Atlantic City, Newark and Trenton, N.J.
"This is a major expansion for Fibertech and an important step in our development as one of the largest and fastest growing metro fiber providers in the eastern U.S.," Purcell said.
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Fibertech Networks LLC is expanding its fiber-optic network to Detroit. The move marks the firm's 30th market, and the new network will cover more than 750 miles, the company said.
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This gorgeous two piece flat from N.Y.L.A is perfect for your inner glamourai. The classic d'orsay flat is a year round all around stunner.
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December 05, 2013
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The Lulu Townsend Jahlea is perfect for the feminine lady with a special occasion! This wedge sandal will make any look blossom!
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Lulu Townsend Sandals
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Flat in height but high in style, the Pink & Pepper Ice sandal has superb style that will keep you looking hot and feeling cool.
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August 14, 2013
Cheap Leather
"This shoe was a disappointment. It was not true to size. I usually wear size 7, but looks like I have to go 1/2 aize down for this. Also, the leather seems to be of a cheap quality. Hence not satisfied. Definitely going back."
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Nice color pop!
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Blind everyone with vivid rhinestones overflowing at your feet as you flaunt this heel. Complete with faux zippered closure detail and a high-rise stiletto that'll leave 'em with their mouths wide, waiting for your return.
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I'm so enjoying this shoe! Oh la la!! These are AMAZING I tell you. Run true to bebe size, the rhinestones are just perfect in size, color and sparkle, zippers are chic and gold and the dangling detail works well with the whole design. Quality is good even though is not suede, and the bootie material is very black in color. The zipper with the dangling decoration can actually be moved a little bit! Now what you probably want to know is, ARE THEY COMFORTABLE?? Well, yes and no. They sure look more intimidating than not but fortunately the platform (2.5 in) is well proportionate to the heel (6.25 in. yes I measure them) so if you consider that fact then yes they are comfortable for a bootie this high; however we all know these are not meant to be walking around all day 24/7. If you are a girl who can walk in bebe average high heels (5.5 in) then you'll have no much problem at all with this. FYI, in the box was included a bag of extra black rhinestones and one for the plastic little heels replacements, that was nice. The thing I don't find attractive is the 'Made in China" embossed in the back gold sole - but in the image online doesn't depict that of course, good thing is not too visible but it could have been more discrete in a different place. The style is so HOT that will turn heads from man and woman alike and the price is not over the top for this gorgeous shoe, it's definitely NOT too much -I was afraid for the zippers + rhinestones- but I'm loving them and make me happy to have them. I hope I helped someone today. Thanks bebe! November 21, 2013
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The prosecutor in Murrysville, Pa., had no choice but to charge high school stabbing suspect Alex Hribal as an adult, but his defense attorney can ask a judge to transfer the 16-year-old high school sophomore to the juvenile system.
Pennsylvania law says a child 15 or older who commits aggravated assault or attempted murder must be tried in adult court.
"It's not a discretionary matter," says Eugene O'Donnell, a former New York City prosecutor and a law professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. "The legislature has considered the equities, and they've decided what the right thing is for the prosecutors."
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Hribal is charged with four counts of attempted murder, 21 counts of aggravated assault and possession of a weapon at school in the early-morning knife attack Wednesday at his high school, which injured a security guard and more than a dozen children, including four gravely.
Hribal's lawyer, Patrick Thomassey, has said he will seek to have the case moved to juvenile court, which would offer rehabilitation and a shorter sentence. In interviews, Thomassey has emphasized Hribal's small stature and mental confusion.
"He's scared," Thomassey told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "He's a young kid. He's 16, looking like he's 12. This is all still new to him."
Thomassey can ask the court for a hearing to determine whether Hribal should be tried in juvenile court, says Emily Keller, staff attorney at the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia. At such a hearing, a judge would consider the suspect's culpability, the danger he poses to the public and whether he could be helped by treatment, supervision and rehabilitation.
"Adult systems are ill-equipped to provide any sort of mental health or rehabilitative services for children," says Carmen Daugherty, policy director with the Campaign for Youth Justice in Washington, D.C.
Developing teenage brains function differently than adult brains when making decisions and controlling impulses, Daugherty says.
"It's important to look at the whole picture," she says. "Do they know right from wrong? Sure, but that's not the right question to ask. You have to ask if they understand the consequences."
In the 1990s, many states sought to get tough on juvenile crime by passing laws to move older children who commit violent crimes to adult court, taking the decision out of the hands of prosecutors and judges.
"It used to be that when a decision was made to try someone as an adult, that decision was made by a judge," says Elizabeth Calvin, senior advocate in the children's rights division of Human Rights Watch.
"Juvenile court is there to punish kids, but it's also there to offer the kind of treatment and services to pull kids back from the brink and put them on the right path," she says. "Adult court is more about determining someone's guilt and punishing them."


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Microsoft is planning on making and selling TVs with its Kinect sensor built-in to compete against its long-time rival Apple after it was revealed they'll be venturing into the TV industry.
According to a The Daily source, the company is hoping Kinect integration will revolutionise how people use their TVs, dropping the old remote for interactive motions and gestures. Kinect TV technology would allow users to turn them on/off and change channels by defined hand gestures. It could even recognise viewers and turn to their nominated favourite channels, and stop televising when there's no one in the room.
Unlike the Kinect's current configuration, it wouldn't need Microsoft's Xbox 360 console to manage it. What would be needed is a connection to a PC with the Kinect hardware configured to work with Microsoft's Windows. So far, it's not sure if a hard-line connection is required, or if a wireless network would suffice.
Like Apple and Google, Microsoft is streamlining the interface of its products to make it easier for people to use its smartphones, PCs, Xbox console and now it seems televisions.
The news comes after SmartHouse revealed Apple is teaming up with Sharp to produce a 55" OLED TV that could integrate Siri voice software into its operations. Kinect integration, if true, could hedge Apple's influence over the TV industry, preventing the same dominance it now exercises in the smartphone market.
Read: Sharp Scores Multi Billion Dollar Deal To Make New Apple TV
At present, Microsoft is believed to be in the early stages of licensing with TV makers Sony and Vizio.
Microsoft's Kinect is in the Guinness book of World's records for being the fastest selling consumer electronics device, moving from shelves even quicker than Apple's iPhone. It's currently being incorporated in the business world for video conferencing, aiding doctor's surgery preparation and being introduced into classrooms.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Last week Emery High, Juab High and Manti High met in Mt. Pleasant on the floor of North Sanpete High to battle for the final slot from region 12 in this year's 3-A state tournament. Each of the three had lost twice to the other three region teams and then had gone 1-1 against the other two to need the play-in game.
Emery played Manti in the first game, with the winner moving on to Juab and the loser was through in the best of three series. Emery won the first match 2-0 over Manti to advance. Juab then defeated Emery 2-1 to advance to the state tournament to face Morgan High, the number one ranked team and the favorite to win it all.
Against Manti, Emery won 25-20 and 25-22. The first game was tied at 10-10 before Emery gradually pulled away to get the win. Emery led game two 16-14 before Manti took an 18-17 lead. Emery went back on top at 20-19 and 22-20 before getting the win.
Against Juab, the Wasps grabbed an 8-1 lead at the onset of game one before Emery battled back to tie the game at 14-14. The game stayed even until 19-19 and then Juab pulled away. In game two, Emery grabbed an 8-2 lead, built it to 21-9 and then won easily at 25-13. Emery lost the tie breaking game 25-21. The game was even at 10-10, at 16-16 and at 18-18. Juab then reeled off seven straight points to take control and grab the win with the dubious task of facing Morgan in the tournament, which started the next Friday.
In the 3-A state tournament, North Sanpete defeated Morgan 3-2 for the state championship while Richfield defeated Delta 3-1 for third place. No wonder these three other teams that had to have play-in games had a tough time defeating their region mates; they were the best in the state.
In the first round at Utah Valley University, Delta defeated Juan Diego 3-2, Morgan defeated Juab 3-0, North Sanpete defeated Judge 3-2 and Richfield defeated Bear River 3-1.
In the quarterfinals, Delta defeated Grantsville 3-1, Morgan defeated Desert Hills 3-0, North Sanpete defeated the defending state champion Hurricane 3-0 and Richfield defeated Wasatch 3-0.
In the semi-finals, North Sanpete defeated Delta 3-0 and Morgan defeated Richfield 3-2. In region play this season, Richfield went undefeated in winning the region title, Delta finished second and North Sanpete finished third.
Richfield then defeated Delta 3-1 to finish third and North Sanpete finished their dream run by defeating the favorite Morgan 3-2.


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The Big Spring Police Department Patrol Division is comprised of:
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There are four patrol squads, which work 12-hour shifts. The 12-hour shift allows officers to have every other weekend off. Each squad is assigned a minimum of one corporal who assists the sergeants in supervisory duties. Every officer in the Patrol Division is assigned a vehicle and it is their responsibility to keep the maintenance up and clean their vehicles. Officers residing within the city can take these vehicles home and use them for personal business while off duty.


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From the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, drive to join Mombasa Road. Turn right and drive straight to the Westlands roundabout. Turn right again into Raphta road and drive straight for about a kilometer, past the UNHCR Office. Turn right into the PrideInn Hotel, Raphta Road. There is a big red sign with our name and logo at our gate, quite visible as you approach.


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(March 18) Today we're celebrating . . . Awkward Moments Day
Awkward Moments Day
What is an Awkward Moment?
It is that brief moment in time when we feel inept, embarassed, unsure, or uneasy. They are those brief seconds which seem like minutes and those minutes which seem like hours. It is the time we lose some of our lofty self image. It is that humbling period of time when confidence is replaced by uncertainty and the arrogant become mere mortals again.
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If you build it...eventually it will sell for $3.4 million.
That's the price a group of investors that included Hall of Famer Wade Boggs paid for the 193-acre Iowa cornfield made famous by the movie Field of Dreams.
Go the Distance Baseball LLC (a group of investors headed by Mike and Denise Stillman of suburban Chicago and including Boggs) closed last week on its purchase for $3.4 million plus interest from previous owners Don and Becky Lansing. The initial list price more than two years ago for the rural Dyersville farm made famous by the mystical 1989 Kevin Costner flick had been a heftier $5.4 million.
"Certainly this is a momentous time for both Donnie and I," Becky Lansing said in a statement. "We have been preparing for this sale for a few years, and our family, including Donnie's sister Betty Boeckenstedt, will continue to be a part of the movie site through the transition with the new owners and, likely, beyond."
The goal of Go the Distance is to redevelop the site into All-Star Ballpark Heaven — a youth sports tourney complex that will bring 12 fields and 60 clubhouses to the middle of rural northeast Iowa and nearby Dubuque. Construction is slated to begin this spring, with the first tournament games scheduled for 2014.
The sale is the latest twist in a real estate and political saga that was, at times, contentious since the Stillmans made their initial public pitch for redevelopment more than a year ago. Headlines in recent months focused on the increasingly testy court battle between the Stillmans and a group of rural neighbors who have opposed the site's expansion. The project will also benefit from significant tax breaks from both state and local government.


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New 'Got Talent' judge panel in S.A.
Updated 3:28 pm, Wednesday, March 20, 2013
"America's Got Talent" has got a new look, and San Antonio will be one of the first cities to see it.
Four judges — Howie Mandel, Howard Stern, model Heidi Klum and singer Mel B — rather than three will be assessing talent today and Thursday at tapings here for the hit NBC competition show.
The panel's makeup also is different. For the past seven seasons, it consisted of two men and one woman; now, decisions are equally divided between both sexes.
In a phone chat, "Talent" executive producer Jason Raff talked about this new judging dynamic. Raff also offered a peek into the types of talent found here.
And he stressed the significance of the studio audience, made up of enthusiastic locals who have applied — and who still can apply — for free tickets to the tapings in the Lila Cockrell Theatre: "We consider them the fifth judge."
Raff encourages everyone who can to take advantage of the free tickets. (Apply at http://on-camera-audiences.com.)
"We try to fill to capacity both sessions (noon and 5 p.m.) on both days, so there's a good chance anyone who applies will get in," he said. "It's different than watching the talent on TV, (which) only captures some of the fun and chaos."


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Before a noisy, basketball type crowd, the Lady Spartans of Emery High School played like champions and defeated the defending state champion Carbon High School in Castle Dale 25-17, 27-25, 20-25 and 26-24. Earlier in the week, Emery had traveled to Delta and defeated the Rabbits for the third time this year 19-25, 25-20, 25-17 and 25-19. Haylie Hansen served 12 straight points in game three.
Back to the Carbon game, Emery was simply the best team on the floor this day and left the Dinos a little shocked and a little dazed at their defeat by Emery. Carbon is a great program and this year's team should enjoy a very successful stay at state but today was an Emery day.
After being tied at 12-12 in the opening game, Emery played volleyball almost to perfection. They served well, they returned well and they, to put it bluntly, looked unbeatable in this game. Leading 18-17, Emery scored on a Carbon long hit to go up by 2 points. Ashley Hansen then served out the game as Emery won by eight.
In game 2, Emery found a rejuvenated Dino team that opened up an 11-6 lead as they were prepared to fend off this region opponent. Emery fought back and tied the score at 14-14 before they, for the only time of the day, had five straight errors to find themselves down 14-19.
Emery played together to get to 22-24 and then never allowed Carbon to come close to game point. Emery scored point 23 on a block by Shaylie Huntington, point 24 to tie the score on a block by Rachel Rasmussen, point 25 on a Dino hit into the net and Carbon tied it at 25 on a nice return. Huntington then had a tip for point 26 and Natalee Hanson had a kill for point 27 and the win.
In game three, Carbon had their backs to the wall and got the win that they needed. The Dinos are too good to simply hand their archrivals a match.
In game four, Emery again found themselves down 5-11 and again they came back to even the score at 14-14 on a Camille Fehlberg kill. They took their first lead at 15-14 on a Natalee kill.
Carbon took a lead of 20-24 before Emery scored the last 6 points to take the game and the match. Jaylee Jensen served for the last points including an ace for point 25. Although Camille had the kill for point 26, in the final sequence Ashley Hansen, Natalee and Shaylie joined her with tremendous hits.
We would be amiss if we failed to mention the players that did the setting that helped set up the kills. Haylie Hansen, Kassie Allred and Jaylee all did a great job of running the middle and keeping the ball in play and playable. Tahna Merrill also was a major contributor in the win as she blocked well.
Head Coach Ferd Allred after the game had this to say, "The girls decided to play the full game today instead of messing around with their opponent. This was a quality win against a quality team. They all showed up today, they all played. I'm proud of them."
When asked about the pre-game, he said, "I just told them that if we can shut the little things down that have been beating us, we will be right there at the end. Against Carbon today we did."
Against the Dinos Emery crossed the line that separates the winners from the pretenders. They played well when they had a lead, they fought back and never quit if they were down and they made us proud. They now host Granite High tonight, Tuesday, at Emery High School before looking ahead to state next week. Good luck girls and congratulations for a game well played.


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The person who has had the greatest influence on my career in education was not a professor, policymaker or a fellow educator. It was an eleven-year-old girl named Tiffany Lopez, a fifth grader in my class during my second year of teaching in the South Bronx.
Walk into any classroom in any struggling urban school and you will spot someone like Tiffany almost immediately. Her eyes are always on the teacher, paying careful attention and following directions. She is bright and pleasant, happy to help and eager to please. Her desk is clean and well-organized; homework always complete. She grew up hearing every day how important education is. She believes it, and her behavior in class shows it. She does well in school. She gets praise and she gets good grades.
She also gets screwed.
Since she goes to a school where the majority of her classmates read and do math well below grade level, Tiffany is "not your problem," as one of my administrators pointedly told me early in my teaching career. The message to a new teacher could not have been clearer: focus your efforts on the low achievers. Get them in the game. Tiffany will be fine.
Will she?
I thought of Tiffany Lopez, as I often do, while reading Rick Hess's essay last week in National Affairs on "Achievement Gap Mania." Nearly alone among edupundits, Hess has the standing—and frankly, the balls—to call into question the gap-closing orthodoxy, the de facto policy engine driving American education in the era of No Child Left Behind. Our focus on gap closing, Hess writes, "has hardly been an unmitigated blessing."
"The truth is that achievement-gap mania has led to education policy that has shortchanged many children. It has narrowed the scope of schooling. It has hollowed out public support for school reform. It has stifled educational innovation. It has distorted the way we approach educational choice, accountability, and reform."
Hess couldn't be more correct or on target. To this day, I worry about whether I was the teacher Tiffany Lopez needed me to be. In my post-classroom work I apply the "Tiffany Test" to any new reform, policy initiative or teaching idea that comes down the pike: will this make it more likely or less likely that kids like Tiffany will get what they need to reach their full academic and life potential? The answer rarely comes back in the affirmative. Indeed, the primary casualty of our achievement gap mania is what Hess describes as "the credo that every child deserves an opportunity to fulfill his potential."
Blame the teachers? Not this time. Hess cites a 2008 poll, which asked if it's more important to focus equally on all students or disadvantaged students who are struggling academically. Eighty-six percent of teachers said all students and just 11% said disadvantaged students. "Yet education reformers are doing their very best to counter this healthy democratic impulse — and they have largely succeeded," Hess observes.
"All of this has eroded traditional notions of what constitutes a complete education. Because of the way "achievement gaps" are measured — using scores on standardized reading and math tests — any effort to "close the achievement gap" must necessarily focus on instruction in reading and math. Hence many schools, particularly those at risk of getting failing grades under NCLB, have fixated on reading and math exclusively; other subjects — art and music, foreign language, history, even science — have been set aside to make more time and resources available for remedial instruction."
Frank C. Worrell of the University of California, Berkeley points out that the focus on bringing up the bottom means "we are not sparking the creativity of those who have the most potential to make outstanding contributions." Hess is particularly strong on how a gap closing focus coupled with the orthodoxy of differentiated instruction is a double whammy for high-achieving (or potentially high achieving) students. Students like Tiffany Lopez.
"Children who are ready for new intellectual challenges pay a price when they sit in classrooms focused on their less proficient peers. In 2008, Brookings Institution scholar Tom Loveless reported that, while the nation's lowest-achieving students made significant gains in fourth-grade reading and math scores from 2000 to 2007, top students made anemic gains. Loveless found that students who comprised the bottom 10% of achievers saw visible progress in fourth-grade reading and math and eighth-grade math after 2000, but that the performance of students in the top decile barely moved. He concluded, "It would be a mistake to allow the narrowing of test score gaps, although an important accomplishment, to overshadow the languid performance trends of high-achieving students . . . .Gaps are narrowing because the gains of low-achieving students are outstripping those of high achievers by a factor of two or three to one."
Tiffany Lopez had more "grit" at age 11 than the entire graduating class of any KIPP school. There was never a doubt in my mind that she would stay in school and go to college. This month, she began her freshman year at a four-year, in-state, public university in Pennsylvania, where she moved a few years after leaving my classroom. I've been waiting for this moment for seven years. I have long feared that at college she will find herself surrounded by students of lesser gifts who, though they lack her aptitude and character, will be better academically prepared. I hope I'm wrong. But if she succeeds, it will not be because of what I and other teachers did for her over the course of her public school education.
It will be in spite of it.
When you have a Tiffany in your class in the age of gap-closing you understand that despite her good grades and rock steady performance on state tests, she is subsisting on starvation rations in history, geography, science, art and music. You understand that her finish line—read on grade level; graduate on time—is the starting line for more fortunate children. Tiffany and the numberless, faceless multitude of children like her, represents the low-hanging fruit the typical inner city school leaves drying on the vine. She is–maddeningly, damnably, undemocratically–"not your problem."
There is a question that has gnawed at me ever since I was Tiffany Lopez's 5th grade teacher in the South Bronx. If you are committed to equity and social justice, which is the more effective engine of change: giving every child a mediocre, minimum-competency education? Or giving the richest, most robust possible education to the most receptive and motivated? A focused, low-income kid with a superior education is on the time-honored path to upward mobility, virtually guaranteeing her children will not grow up in poverty. The same kid with a bland, good-enough education is prepared merely to march in place.
A false dichotomy. We should do both, of course. But as Hess has amply demonstrated, it's not working out that way.


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Marseilles, the iconic port city on the French Mediterranean coast, can truly be described by that overworked cliché, 'a melting pot'. Ever since the Phoenicians sailed in to the city's wonderful natural harbor in 600 BC, generations of travelers from all over the world have been drawn to the city. Greeks, Romans, and Arabs from North Africa were all drawn to the city over the centuries.
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Find the name, birth date, and the number of years each monarch ruled England and Great Britain.
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3. Became king of West Saxons in 802; considered (from 828) first king of all England.
4. Died 1400.
5. Henry VI reigned again briefly 1470–1471.
6. Nominal queen for 9 days; not counted as queen by some authorities. She was beheaded in 1554.
7. Ruled in Scotland as James VI (1567–1625).
8. Lord Protector.
9. Died 1712.
10. Died 1701.
11. Joint rulers (1689–1694).
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Sorry, thats not true. He did NOT use his canal when he did 61 kn. As you can see here:
Thanks for correcting that Tilmann.
I had seen that video titled with 115 kph in the past, but this video from October 2009 and this article show they were running on open water - which makes the speed seem even more impressive.
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Whichever way the record goes now, its going to have to be efficient. Brute force and big balls wont be enough - the big balls will still be needed though.
Sailrocket say their 65 knots was done in 30 knots of wind. Its definitely a lot more efficient.


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Sparta will be hosting 2013 Old-Fashion 4th of July. The celebration will start in the afternoon and go on till dark.
The Franklin Victorian Bed & Breakfast is only three blocks from these events. An easy walk to enjoy your day!
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From the Author- I have been to many Fireworks for many years and I will have to say the seating and the fireworks are the best to watch in Sparta, Wisconsin when the evening sky is brightly lite with amazing colors and sounds. It is a wonderful time to come and enjoy the holiday! See you soon!