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It's confirmed for release on June 27, 2014.
It is a "partial reboot." What does that mean? What do you want to see?
Optimus Prime and BumbleBee will be returning.
These are the facts.
It's confirmed for release on June 27, 2014.
It is a "partial reboot." What does that mean? What do you want to see?
Optimus Prime and BumbleBee will be returning.
These are the facts.
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For me, if it is so much of a reboot that Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave, and Shockwave are back, then there has to be time travel.
Optimus ripped Megatron apart into little pieces and ripped apart his head. There's probably not a microchip of him left that Prime didn't pulverize. He acted like a SMART character and "made sure" this time.
I don't think there are enough parts left to make "Galvatron" out of what remains of Megatron.
Now if there's time travel, JAZZ and IRONHIDE could come back! I wouldn't mind seeing more of JAZZ if they have to do this.
The other thing is the story might take place during the other 3.
We see what Hound, Mirage, and Wheeljack (Hound, Dino, and Que) were doing during the events of the other movies, and Prime and BumbleBee appear. Not to mention, we can find out where Barricade was between the first and third film - assuming he was even one of the Decepticon "Chicago" police cars in DOTM.
Additionally, Shockwave was not seen in the first or second movie, so other Autobots could face him. That would be awesome!
Devastatpr could be back if this takes place before ROTF.
Ultimately, I'm not sure about a story "where this other stuff is happening during the trilogy." But that's what Clone Wars is to Star Wars.
If the show would just progress into the future, we could have Optimus, BumbleBee and Ratchet, plus SideSwipe and Dino, and then new characters.
Cyclonus making an appearance would be terrific!
What do you want to see?
It'd be too weird having the same director completely reboot his whole series....
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I'd love to see some Dinobots personally.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
I was going to post that they don't want to pay the onscreen talent for a 4th movie, they've gotten expensive and the studio probably wants to keep it cheaper, but then Josh Duhamel confirmed that he's not coming back and doesn't think ANY of the main human cast is coming back.
As for the robot characters, they'll bring them all back one way or another, doesn't really matter to Bay.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
What do you want to see in a movie, JT?
If you were writing it, then "x" would happen and cause "y" and the following characters would appear:
Transformers is not Star Wars, but could Michael Bay "get away with" re-imagining his whole franchise?
Lucas owns Star Wars, but what if he remade ANH and now Luke dies and Han Solo discovers he is Force-Sensitive, because Lucas decides he wants it to be that way from now on. Wouldn't he face an even worse rebellion from the fans than just the ones who don't like Greedo shooting first?
So doesn't Michael Bay have to at least be respectful of the continuity of his own films?
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Michael Bay is a soul-dead hack, he couldn't re-imagine lunch properly if he had only bologna and a loaf of bread. Bay is only making "product" and doesn't give a golly good fart about who these characters are (Bay has very little interest in his characters in general, he only speaks through them in cliches), so rebooting won't be difficult. The humans are all magically "important" in these films, but WHO THEY ARE isn't -- so long as they are the main actors. Bay will just have a script written up with new "important humans" played by actors famous enough to get more suckers into theaters but not so famous that they carry a huge pricetag -- look at Mikaela, so important that she's in 2 movies, and yet so disposable that her story and value to the heroes is swept away in the 3rd movie.
As for the robots who were killed, well, I don't know if Bay will bring them back or move forward without them, I'd guess it'll be impossible for Bay to move forward in a TF film without Megatron, he needs a name character to hook audiences with, can't use Galvatron because mainstream audiences won't be impressed and Bay doesn't have the depth to carry forward a new villain or even a rebooted villain without making the audience do some of the work for him -- he couldn't make a Superman movie without Lex Luthor, for example (not a great example since there's only been 1 without Luthor, but then again all the Superman movies after the first one are hacky retreads at best).
Transformers is not a terribly difficult story to tell on its own: you make your heroes noble and diverse, you make your villains strong in vision and varied in character but all possessing a philosophy which the heroes and the audience cannot wholly agree with (although it's ok to have some of the heroes' original philosophies have some overlap, only to learn that the overlapping philosophies are not as high quality as they had initially thought when they see them enacted by the enemy). It'd be nice to have Transformers as characters who are more masters of the universe, going from Cybertron to other planets, fighting over resources to wrest political control away from their enemies, and use Earth only as another incidental resource stockpile. Since Transformers are fighting an ancient war, the idea of them just killing each other with simple tactics is worthless crap - nobody can fight a war for a million years where one guy can just stab another in a matter of seconds and be done with it, these robots are TOUGH and resilient. Have the heroes come across a few humans who are uniquely qualified to help the robot heroes, let those humans be instrumental in the heroes' ability to gain the upper hand and the lack of those humans be an issue for the villains. Using the original "More than Meets the Eye" cartoon as a rough basis for how to tell the story ain't so bad, it has humans but they aren't THE story, they're just another part of the TF's story; and you have Megatron who doesn't give a crap about the humans one way or the other, just wants their stuff, and can even work with OP when there is need.
If I were making a new Transformers story, here are elements I'd need:
- actual story scenes on Cybertron, displaying the value of the war waged between robots who use disguise as a chief weapon;
- scenes of the Autobots and Decepticons coming to Earth to mine its energy resources;
- a diverse cast of Autobots with unique talents and personalities, but a clear focus on the main characters, not unlike how the original Trek movies worked;
- Optimus Prime not being a humorless, cliche-spewing, murderer;
- A reason for the Autobots to value the humans, even need their help (whether it's intel, repairs, scouting, I can think of too many reasons) but without alerting the greater population or the governments;
- Megatron as a smarter villain with the ability to make some damned sense to his somewhat diverse troops;
- Soundwave as a seemingly-mindless follower of Megatron with his own minions;
- Starscream as a treacherous schemer, morals-discarded scientist who might find a kindred scheming human to work with, and leader of the Seekers;
- if possible, Devastator, Dinobots, Combaticons, the REAL Jetfire, Insecticons;
- a reason for the robots to value disguise on Earth and to not just take over (STARSCREAM: This planet is ripe for the picking, Megatron! We should crush these puny things under our boots and take what is rightfully ours so that we can defeat the Autobots!
MEGATRON: Foolish Starscream, ever greedy and short-sighted, it is that which makes you unfit to lead. There are billions of these humans on this planet and just a handful of us, they have mastered nuclear weaponry, if they were pushed they could destroy us in a single press of a button. Besides, if we kill them, who will continue harnessing this planet's vast resources so that we can swoop in and plunder it?)
- probably an ending that hints at the spacebridge bringing the story back and forth between Cybertron and Earth (perhaps also the lost Cybertronian colonies).
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I understand that the war is over in the IDW-verse, and there are two ongoing series exploring what happens next. If they're half as good as the stuff leading up to it (I'm reading in paperback, so I'm several months behind), it should be amazing.
That's my jacket!
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I was a bit unclear: I meant that it appears that post-war stories can be told in Transformers. You're right that these two arcs would not work for a movie, but, if they can come up with two distinct storylines to run simultaneously, there must be other stories without the "Autobots wage their battle to destroy the evil forces of the Decepticons" angle.
I realize that, this being Michael Bay, we should aim lower than normal.
Maybe Will Smith can play a villain who uses Cybertronian technology to become Circuit Breaker and terrorize the Autobots?
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Family: Parulidae, Wood Warblers view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE BREEDING Has streaked black and white back and nape, and blackish wings with pale feather edges and two bold white wing bars. Crown is yellowish and face is white, but with broad, blackish line through eye and blackish "mustache" line. Underparts are mostly white, but has striking chestnut band along flanks. ADULT FEMALE BREEDING Similar, but duller and less colorful overall, with streaked crown and less extensive chestnut on flanks. ADULT NONBREEDING (seen in fall) Retains some chestnut on flanks and striking wing bars, but has yellowish green upperparts and gray face and throat, grading to otherwise whitish underparts. Note the white eyering. IMMATURE Similar to fall adult, but lacks chestnut on flanks.
Dimensions Length: 5" (13 cm)
Habitat Locally common summer visitor (mainly Apr-Aug) to secondary woodland; winters in Central America.
Observation Tips Often forages at low levels in bushes.
Range Great Lakes, Western Canada, California, Southwest, Florida, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Eastern Canada, Northwest, New England, Rocky Mountains, Texas, Plains
Voice Song is a descending series of sweet whistles, si-si-si-si, tsi, tsi, tsuu; call is a tongue-smacking tchhup.
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Is the government illegally seizing my property when they "force" me to provide my financial data to qualify for food stamps?
It can absolutely pay for itself if done correctly.
Unconstitutional. Illegal search and seizure without probable cause. It's also why I oppose TSA searches and pat downs. Boarding a plane is not probable cause for a search.
So government jobs that require drug testing do this illegally?
A lot of what government does can fit into this category. It never quite works out that way. I'd rather not give them another chance to frick it up.
How is taking a drug test fee out of a welfare check, the governments money (My Money), searching and seizing from another person. Its NOT the recepients money, they are willingly accepting charity, they are not forced to accept this money.
But the way we voluntarily destroy the Fourth Amendment any time someone mentions "drugs" pisses me off. It's a terrible precedent and it's just wrong. I wish more people who claimed to love liberty so much took a greater interest in the Fourth Amendment, which has been slowly gutted over the course of the drug war.
At what point in boarding a flight do you give your consent for a search? The act of boarding or attempting to board is not consent.
When you CONSENT to a search aka you get in line to board a flight knowing the search WILL happen, the search needs no probable cause .
I don't think people understand probable cause and consent.
At the point where you purchased your ticket on which the fact that you will be searched prior to boarding is printed , creating a contract which YOU consent to.
but it's not a consent search. Try and board a plane without consenting to a search and see what happens. You are compelled to submit to a search if you wish to board a non-government-controlled aircraft. How does that make any sense?
Should provide jobs in the drug testing industry
A truly fulfilling pursuit in life.
My mom was killed by a drunk driver. I don't want anyone driving drunk, but how is refusal to consent to a search EVER grounds for charging someone?
A lot of what government does can fit into this category. It never quite works out that way. I'd rather not give them another chance to frick it up
The overreach by so called conservatives is hilarious. And sad.....
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Sometimes it's necessary to bring your pet with you when you're traveling. Traveling with an animal isn't always easy, but it doesn't have to be a major problem, and the tips in these articles can help you through the process.
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Even car companies are getting into the act in Cambridge. Volvo offers an optional, factory-installed cage. Subaru has a gate preventing pets from entering the main passenger area, and Saab has a metal cargo guard in some car models. Eager to follow the trend, the auto insurance industry now offers policies for pets.
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I've just released HTTP::Proxy::GreaseMonkey. It's an HTTP proxy that allows (some) GreaseMonkey scripts to be used in any browser - not just FireFox. I wrote it so I could use my GreaseMonkey search.cpan.org enhancer with Safari.
After installing the proxy and telling Safari (and everything else on the machine) to use it I started to experience
PubSubAgent crashes every twenty minutes or so. It turns out that
PubSubAgent is responsible for .mac synchronisation - and it doesn't like proxies. You can read more about the problem here.
The solution suggested on that thread - to add .mac.com to the proxy bypass list - is heading in the right direction but isn't quite correct. Instead you must add
*.mac.com to the proxy bypass.
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Clearly nervous to start the broadcast, as evidenced by his forced smile finding the camera in the pregame, Celtics captain Rajon Rondo settled into his role as color analyst, offering some fascinating insight with a little help from consummate play-by-play man Mike Gorman. Here's the best of Rondo's TV debut.
On himself: "I'm almost at 100 [percent]. I'm feeling great. Each game, I'm getting stronger, my endurance is getting better. I feel strong. Each game, I'm trying to continue to get better. Offensively and defensively, just continue to try and look explosive. It's definitely hard to be away from the game that you love. You take it for granted sometimes, but it was definitely a humbling experience. I'm glad I went through it. [I learned] patience. I'm very antsy. I love to do things on my own and when I want to get it done, but the patience is very key as far as being able to sit down."
On Kris Humphries: "I didn't know Kris was as good a shooter as he is. Kris definitely can hit a mid-range shot, and that's why we play together. We have great chemistry. He's definitely very professional. He wasn't playing a lot at the beginning of the season, but he stayed in the gym, stayed working, and looking at him now — the starting center for the Boston Celtics."
On Sullinger: "I'm very impressed. Coming off knee surgery is definitely different, obviously speaking from experience, but coming off back surgery with his size it's definitely tough to … play the way he's been playing. Our bigs don't get enough credit. They've done a great job, especially in our pick-and-roll defense and the way they shoot the ball."
On Phil Pressey: "To be in his situation — he's a rookie not knowing when he's going to play, when he's going to start, when he's going to get minutes — he's been terrific. He's very professional. He's been in the gym working extremely hard. I'd like to see him [drive] more. He's a pass-first point guard like myself, but he's so quick, he can get in there, throw a couple floaters, a couple layups to create shots for himself as well."
On Chris Johnson: From Day 1, since he's come in, he's been a pro. He's a very confident player. When he started a couple days ago, we were playing the Toronto Raptors, and [DeMar] DeRozan had it going. I said, 'You want me to check him?' And he said, 'No way.' You need guys like that — that want the pressure, that want to compete out there on the floor with you every night — and he's definitely one of those guys. He feels like he belongs, and he's definitely belonging right now."
On Brandon Bass: "He's a very athletic guy. He's the most athletic guy on the team besides Jeff [Green]."
On Jeff Green: He's the best athlete on the team "by far. The things he can do are amazing."
On Joakim Noah: '"He pretty much fills up the stat sheet. He reminds me a little bit of myself. He plays hard on both ends of the floor. What I like about Joakim most is that he competes on every play. … He's a guy you want on your team. He does everything on the court.'"
More on Noah: "I think this is 10 years for Noah and I that we've played against each other. We played each other in AAU and obviously in college, so Noah and I have been battling for a long time. A very long time. About two years ago, we came to an understanding, because we were always going at each other, and we didn't never really understand why, but I think it's because we both love to compete. He's a guy who's going to bring it every night, and I do the same, but we don't play the same position, so one game we were at the free throw line and just thought about why we even go at each other. We kind of squashed it. No beef. No big deal. He's fun to compete against."
On Mike Dunleavy: "Gotta keep him going left. Dunleavy loves to go right, and coach [Tom] Thibodeau does a great job drawing up plays letting him go to his right hand."
On Jimmy Butler: "Definitely a player you want on your team. He doesn't get a lot of plays called for him, but he still makes plays on both ends of the floor."
On Kirk Hinrich: "I love playing against Hinrich. He competes. I love playing against guys that compete. Every night he's going to bring it no matter his matchup or his size. I remember one year in the playoffs, he checked myself, Ray [Allen] and Paul [Pierce] in one game, so whatever defense the coach asks of him, he's pretty much going to do it."
Of course, Rondo literally checked Hinrich into the scorer's table during the 2009 playoffs.
More on Hinrich: "He's definitely a physical guard. He's one of the most physical guards we have in our game. He's stronger than he looks. He plays hard."
On the first quarter: "You've got to fight over the screens a little bit more. They're setting the tempo. I'd like to see the Celtics get aggressive, because they've set the tone so far. Any Thibodeau team [is physical]. In the past, when he was with us, we were pretty high up, but this team in particular — Noah's intensity, the way Hinrich plays the ball, the way Jimmy Butler plays the ball — they've got to be 1 or 2 on top of the league."
On defending D.J. Augustin: "Give Pressey credit. He's been pressuring the ball, staying close to his body. That's what the Celtics couldn't do last night."
On captaincy: "Being the older guy on the team or one of the oldest guys on the team, I have to be more vocal. The last couple years I've been able to stay behind KG [Kevin Garnett] or Paul, listen to those guys talk, but now this year my role has gotten bigger like it has each year, as I've been in the league eight years, so just try to continue to talk and also lead by example. Try to get out there, be the first one on the floor, stay in the weight room, continue to get better and encourage my teammates to do the same."
On lessons from Garnett and Pierce: "Every night. You can't pick and choose when you want to be a captain or a leader. If you want to be it, you've got to be it every day."
On 2006-07 vs. 2013-14: "Try to continue to go one game at a time, keep your best foot forward, stay positive, stay in the gym, don't get discouraged. Things aren't always going to go as great as they were in college. This is the league, so it's definitely an adjustment. You can't win every game, but for the most part, continue to stay professional and continue to go to work."
On 2009 series vs. Derrick Rose: "I love those memories. Great series, great battle going against one of the best point guards in the game, so we had fun going at it. Luckily, we came out with the victory 4-3. It was a tough battle. Doc [Rivers] played me around 47 or 48 minutes a game. We had a couple overtime games that series, and I was able to play the entire game. Obviously, being young helps. I definitely hate to come out. It's part of the game, but if I could play every minute I would."
On learning Brad Stevens: "Obviously, the coaching change is different, playing for one guy for seven years and chaining to a brand new guy, so I got to sit back during this injury and watch him from afar."
On up-tempo vs. half-court offense: "Up-tempo. Up-tempo. Those are the funnest games to play. Teams like the Knicks, the Suns, the Denver Nuggets, the run-and-gun, the shootouts, those are games you want to be involved in, but a game like this isn't bad. That's what these games come down to at the end of the day in the playoffs. You have to be able to get stops and score and execute in the half-court offense."
On playing point guard: "Basically, whenever the guy's open, just try to hit him. And if not, try to get guys in the right spots offensively, so we can execute. For the most part, a lot of the plays do allow me to have the ball in my hands and create for my teammates."
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anyone going to see this? i will! the first one was pretty good! also, got any spoilers for it? anyone?
anyone going to see this? i will! the first one was pretty good! also, got any spoilers for it? anyone?
Sampsonite! i was way off!
This one looks like total crap.
Powdered Toast Man!
I enjoyed the first, it was a good christmasy movie . I may go and see this one, but it does look a load of poo !
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Well, all I know is there was a screenplay all ready to go last year because they put out a teaser last summer for SC2: The Escape Clause. I think they were getting nervous about the strike or something. Apparently that script was more suitable for the puppie's tinkle because they threw it out and totally rewrote it, delaying until this year.
I'm not that interested in this one, but I think it'll be one of the winter's moderately bigger hits. Remember, it's staying afloat in a season of Harry Potters, Two Towers, 007s, Starship Enterprises, and Speilberg/Hanks/Leo juggernauts.
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yeah, it has quite a bit of competiton. i hope it does good...i love tim allen!
Sampsonite! i was way off!
It will be a nice alternative for some people, however, not for me.
"Roger Nasty Butler!"
I liked the first movie and I think this one looks pretty good.
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thank you jayspawn! i hope it is a good flick. looks good.
Sampsonite! i was way off!
Couldn't agree more.Originally posted by Prince Xizor
This one looks like total crap.
"Good. Bad. I'm the guy with the gun."
This one looks like total crap on a stick.
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Council approves emergency operations plan
The Fifty Lakes City Council decided to adopt a new emergency operations plan drafted by Richard Schiller, the city's emergency director, according to draft minutes from the council's Aug. 13 meeting.
Draft minutes also say the council reviewed a survey about a potential new emergency warning siren system. The council decided to publish the survey online, have a hard copy at the city clerk's desk and at the post office, and post a link to the survey on the city's website.
The council stipulated that the survey would include the dollar amount of tax increase to taxpayers for the project, draft minutes show.
A report on the project, available on the city's website, states the project is estimated at $83,480 to $102,270. That includes five sirens, which would be necessary to cover the entire city.
The report also states that the city currently has one siren at the fire hall, but that siren is too small and isn't working properly.
In other business Aug. 13, draft minutes show the council:
• Scheduled a special meeting for budget discussions at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 27.
• Made a donation of $250 to the county sheriff's mounted patrol for its attendance at Fifty Lakes Days.
• Discussed water-oriented structures. The council decided that in instances where a structure cannot be proven to be nonconforming through investigation by the complainant or the zoning administrator, the city will place a letter in the parcel file of the property saying the structure has been investigated and will be considered a structure of record, and no additional enforcement will be taken against that structure.
• Heard that planning and zoning administrator Gordy Reller had submitted his resignation, but that council member Jay Weinmann and mayor Ken Hersey planned to work things out with Reller and renegotiate his position.


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I ordered "Le Continental"
When C. emailed me in Paris requesting to bring her back boxes of French chocolate, my immediate thought was I can't.
My bags are filled with what Marcel Proust calls Remembrances of Things Past..True, I do bring back empty chocolate boxes, but that's for still life usage.Paris petit Dejeuner, watercolor, 9" x 11 "
Many cafes no longer put their brands on glasses etc, so their tableware won't end up on your table...hmmm
The dining room...
I love old graphics and typography. As if we needed any enticement to enter.*repost from April, '07


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But how does this relate to judging the film?? For those who may have not seen this... here is the cover of the AOTC novel by R.A. Salvatore. I'm actually kinda glad that Salvatore is doing the novelisation as, I feel, that one has a capable pen!
I just hope what we see on screen is as good as what yon author has penned on the pages!


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Keep in the trunk for emergencies
Jump starts engines, inflates tires
Powers electronics
Rechargeable with included AC and DC adapters
The Power Dome LT can be recharged with your home's AC power or from your vehicle's DC accessory socket with the included adapters. Keep it in your vehicle's trunk for those situations where you need to jump start your car battery or inflate your tires. This power supply also features AC, DC, and USB compatible power outlets so you can keep your favorite electronic devices running anywhere! This compact Power Dome LT includes a 300Amp cranking power jump-starter with heavy duty cables and clamps, 200 Watt inverter with 1 AC outlet and 2 DC outlets, 260 PSI air compressor, USB power port, and LED light - yet is still compact enough to carry around with ease.
• Built-in Battery: High grade Sealed Lead Acid (Maintenance Free) 12 amp-hr
• Output: 12V DC
• Input Charging Source: DC or AC w/included cables
• Charging Time: AC 38 hours; DC 12 hours
• Light source: LED
• Safety Features: Overload Protection, Short Circuit Protection
• Accessories included: AC adapter; DC accessory adapter; air compressor accessories
• Dimensions: 11" x 10" x 8"
• Weight: 12.5 lbs
Note: Recommended to fully charge battery for 40-48 hours before initial use. After the initial charge, charge the unit for 38 hours and/or every 2 to 3 months.


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Recently, I've found myself in a position where I was able to take a first-hand look at the upcoming Sub-Zero hockey goalie gear from Brian's. For those of you that don't know me, to have me speechless is pretty rare; which is the way I had initially reacted. To say it was like Christmas morning is a bit cliché but the feelings were similar, for sure. It's funny how a set of good quality goalie gear just does that.
I've owned Brian's stuff in the past. I think if you played goalie in the '90s you at least owned a Thief Glove at some point. Mine happened to be all white – sick, right? Since then, I've mostly dabbled in other brands, even having a small independent company custom-build me a set of pads – only to come back to some sort of Vaughn setup. I say this because for those of you that assume I'm a bit heavy on Brian's, I'd have to disagree. It only makes the following even more interesting to read- So continue.
Like most goalies, prior to seeing the gear in person I felt teased by Brian's initial ads. This setup quickly became like a drug to me. I was hooked; they had me instantly thinking of maxing out credit cards, getting into multiple leagues, and doing whatever it takes to get them. At the same time I had also seen the video of Chris Mason explaining the new 'Smart strap' System and I was skeptical- so torn.
When I was introduced to the pads, they were literally thrown in my direction and in anticipation of something with significant weight behind it; I braced myself to support it. With that being said, I think I've held waterlogged baseballs that were heavier. Upon further inspection, I was in love. Since I had seen the video, the first thing I examined was the 'Smart Strap System' to see the way it was set up. With complete adjustments, I was sold. The pad in general is clean looking, comfortable and, needless to say, extremely lightweight.
To find a single break pad right out of the box with that amount of flexibility was impressive in itself. They also upgraded other features like the double Velcro knee strap to keep the knee in place and avoid over-rotation. The angled toe area helps to maintain a wide stance and makes it easier to catch your edges quicker in the butterfly. Without all the leather straps, the timeframe to strap them up is reduced tremendously due to the new strapping system.
The glove is pretty sweet in and of itself and the first thing I noticed was the 'hybrid' type cuff. When looking into the pocket it appeared as one piece, but as I was able to take a closer look, it was actually a two piece set up – very interesting to me. My natural preference has always been a two piece, because I like the flexibility. The Sub-Zero glove gives you the best of both worlds: the consistent redirection of a one-piece, and the flexibility of a two piece. Once I got my hand in the glove, it reminded me a lot of the natural Thief break – the Sub-Zero closed with ease like it had been used for years! For more control, they've introduced an internal material that actually creates more grip as you sweat. My initial reaction was more disbelief than anything, but the longer I had my hand in there, the better it felt. With a single backbone pocket, it was deceivingly deep as well.
To me, blockers are usually self-explanatory and mundane. This one was different though. The binding-less blocking surface made for a larger than normal appearance. The flat designed side protection around the thumb allows it to sit flush when connecting with the pads. These features were only made better once I got my hand inside. Once strapped in, the blocker sat directly atop my hand with no rotation when I shook it. Having something that lightweight, I assumed it would have been totally out of balance and floppy, which it wasn't at all. The Sub-Zero blocker could be one of the most balanced blockers I've felt in a long time. The palm and finger protection is suburb and they removed a useless pad around the thumb area, which now allows the hand to stay protected and sit comfortably and flush when holding a stick.
Brian's Sub-Zero gear will be in stores sometime later on this month with Pure Hockey and Pure Goalie being the first retailers in the country to get them! Don't let any other retailer fool you with pre-orders or claim they have them – Pure Hockey will be FIRST. Custom options are available as well. Be sure to check out our video with Chris Joswiak from Brian's who takes an even deeper look into the design of the gear.


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CK-12 Basic Probability and Statistics Concepts
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Conditional Probability
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Introduction to Discrete Random Variables
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Probability Distributions
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Chemistry symposium will honor retiring professor; feature two Nobel Laureates
BINGHAMTON, NY – The Binghamton University Department of Chemistry will host a symposium to honor Distinguished Professor John Eisch. Free and open to the public, the event will begin at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, and continue through mid-day Saturday, Oct. 29, in the Mandela Room of the University Union.
Two Nobel Laureates, Roald Hoffmann, Cornell University, 1981; and Ei-ichi Negishi, Purdue University, 2010, will be keynote speakers. Three of Eisch's former students, Xian Shi '96, John N. Gitua '05 and Renuka N. Manchanayakage, '08, who all earned their doctoral degrees in chemistry at Binghamton, will be among the many accomplished researchers discussing their research in organometallic chemistry, a branch of chemistry concerned with metal-containing reagents widely used to synthesize polymers like polyethylene and synthetic rubber and diverse pharmaceuticals.
During his nearly 40-year tenure at Binghamton, Eisch established an internationally recognized research program in organometallic chemistry. The symposium will recognize his many achievements and celebrate his 80th birthday and upcoming retirement.
For more information about this event, visit chemistry.binghamton.edu or call 607-777-2517.


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Last Updated: 2/20/2013
In 2012, Roseville's crime rate was 2,944 reported crimes per 100,000 residents, the city's lowest per-capita crime rate in at least 17 years. In comments to Roseville's City Council last week, Police Chief Daniel Hahn attributed the drop in crime to officers and the community working together to improve Roseville's quality of life.
Chief Hahn said, "This is not just a police department celebration--it's a community victory. We look forward to an even better year in 2013." According to FBI statistics, during the first six months of 2012, California cities of 100,000 or more residents collectively reported a 9 percent increase in property crimes over 2011. During the same period of time, Roseville posted a nearly 10 percent decrease in property crimes. Chief Hahn told City Council that there are two types of conditions that affect crime; those beyond our control, like the price of metal driving up demand; and factors that are within our control, like locking our doors and securing our property, watching out for our neighbors, and working together as a community to solve problems. From 2011 to 2012, Roseville patrol officers increased their discretionary activities, like traffic stops, subject stops and directed patrols in higher-crime areas by five percent. Not to be outdone, Roseville community members increased their calls to police about suspicious activities by seven percent. A recent example of police-community teamwork is a new "etch and catch" service to prevent the theft of catalytic converters, provided for free by three Roseville auto-service businesses and the City's Citizen's Benefit Fund.
Violent Crime by Category Homicides increased by one, from 1 in 2011 to 2 in 2012 Rapes decreased 38 percent, from 24 in 2011 to 15 in 2012. Robberies increased 95 percent, from 43 in 2011 to 84 in 2012. Chief Hahn noted while this was of concern, robberies hit an unusually low point in 2011, falling 51 percent below the previous year. The average number of robberies reported over the past 17 years was 71 per year. Aggravated assaults increased 7 percent, from 180 to 192. Total violent crimes increased 18 percent, and the per-capita rate of violent crime increased 16 percent, primarly because of the increase in robberies. The 2012 violent crime rate of 240 violent crimes per 100,000 residents was Roseville's second-lowest rate in 17 years; 2011 was the lowest. Property Crime by Category Burglaries decreased 7 percent, from 533 to 496. Thefts of all kinds (vehicle burglaries, shoplifts, metal thefts, cell phone thefts, bike thefts and so forth) decreased 8 percent, from 2,786 to 2,559 Motor vehicle thefts increased 5 percent, from 221 to 233. This was due to a spike in auto thefts in November. Arsons increased by two, from 11 to 13. The total 2012 property crime rate of 2,704 property crimes per 100,000 residents was Roseville's lowest rate in 17 years. See more details about Roseville's crime statistics since 1995.
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – The new director of the University of Mississippi's McLean Institute for Public Service and Community Engagement aims at focusing its resources on raising the quality of life statewide.
Albert Nylander is a Greenwood native who was most recently dean of graduate studies and continuing education and chair of the Division of Social Sciences at Delta State University, where he was also professor of sociology and community development.
It's that "community development" that intrigues Nylander with the institute's potential.
As a graduate student at Ole Miss, he studied under Vaughn Grisham, longtime director of what was then the McLean Institute for Community Development. Grisham coached leaders across America in lifting their communities' economics and quality of life, often invoking "the Tupelo Model" of development pioneered by the late George McLean, the institute's namesake, benefactor and longtime Daily Journal publisher who died in 1983.
The institute is now pursuing a more Mississippi-centric approach. Under Chancellor Dan Jones' theme of "Transformation through service," the institute will be a university-wide entity, helping coordinate in-state service efforts across all departments – especially as it applies to education.
"We're one of the few states that doesn't have universal preschool," Nylander said. "The real answer to solving our problems is educating our people. It's about literacy."
Two programs in which the institute is already involved are Horizons and Jumpstart, both of which aim to fight poverty through education.
"Horizons is a national summer learning program, working with lower-income communities and trying to close that gap that we know occurs over the summer," he said. Jumpstart trains college students and other volunteers to preschool children from low-income neighborhoods, exposing them to language and literacy they might not get at home to help them be prepared for kindergarten.
Another outreach is an intensive-English program partnership between Ole Miss and the Quitman County Schools.
"Change occurs by introducing these kids to the world," Nylander said. Ole Miss international students visit the schools and tell about their native lands, drastically expanding the horizons of Delta kids.
Office to move
While Nylander temporarily works in a small walk-up office in Vardaman Hall, he will eventually direct several team members from a suite in the old Law School building, now undergoing renovation. A $600,000 anonymous donation is helping fund the McLean Institute's expansion and its much more visible role as a part of the "Ole Miss 2020" strategic plan.
Nylander said one of his priorities will be to identify new ways of addressing needs of individual communities and the state as a whole.
"When you have such a strong and passionate leader for service as Chancellor Jones, there's so much you can do. This university is filled with very smart individuals," he said. "We'll have a mission of centrally promoting and supporting all that is community engagement."


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By NEMCC
Sports news from Northeast Mississippi Community College …
BOONEVILLE, Miss. – Head women's basketball coach Brian Alexander enjoyed success this season thanks in part to his freshman guard Angelia Allen who was recently selected for post-season honors for her efforts during the 2012-13 season.
Allen, a native of Belmont, was selected to the Mississippi Association of Community & Junior Colleges (MACJC) First Team All-State Team and to the All-Region XXIII Tournament team.
"I'm excited for Angelia," Alexander said. She is a tireless worker and is a fine example of a team player."
Allen helped lead the way for the Lady Tigers who finished the season as the 2013 State Runner-Up — after failing to Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Co-lin) in the MACJC's State Title game – with a season average of 14 points per game to go along with five rebounds and 1.5 assists.
Allen scored 26 points twice this past season, once against Holmes Community College on January 24 in the 69-59 victory, and again verses Mississippi Delta on February 21 in the 67-64 loss.
However . . . perhaps Allen's best performance of the year came against Jones County Junior College in the second round of the state tournament where Allen dropped 25 points on the Lady Bobcats to help lead the Lady Tigers to the state title game with Co-lin.
"I'm so blessed to receive these awards," said Allen. "All the glory goes to God . . . it would not have been possible without him or without this great group of teammates and coaches."
BOONEVILLE, Miss. –.Sophomore guard Acie Vance from Ripley was selected to the Mississippi Association of Community & Junior College's (MACJC) 2013 All-State Second Team after his performance during the 2012-13 season.
Under the direction of former Tigers head coach David Robbins, Vance led the Northeast basketball team in scoring per game with an average of 16 points per game, to go along with four rebounds per game and two assists. Vance shot over 50-percent from the floor on the year and shot 49-percent from behind the arc for the Tigers.
"Acie has been a vital part of our program the past two years," Robbins said. "Having watch him grow and mature as a player I know he is going to be a great addition for another program."
Vance scored in double digits in 14 of the Tigers' 24 games played during the course of the year and started the season off with a team-high 21 point effort to help Northeast knock off East Central on November 5, 88-83 in the opener for the Tigers at Bonner Arnold Coliseum.
Vance scored 21 points, or more, in five appearances for Northeast with a season-high coming against Holmes Community College on January 24 where he scored 29 points on 8-of-11 shooting from the floor, 3-of-4 from behind the arc, and hit 10-for-13 from the foul line.
BOONEVILLE, Miss. – Northeast Mississippi Community College men's golf team rallied during the second round of the Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges (MACJC) third tour stop at Wolf Hollow Golf Course in Wesson.
Northeast improved its position by 13 strokes from the first round to the second round as the Tigers surged for their best finish during the 2013 season.
Northeast's 13-stroke improvement helped the Tigers bounce by Jones County Junior College and finish seventh in the third tour stop of the year.
Leading the way for the Tigers was Corinth's Blake Farris who shaved eight strokes off his first to second round scores for a two-round 156 (82-74).
Farris finished the first round in a tie for thirty-seventh (37) but concluded the tournament in twentieth (20) place overall with his eight-stroke improvement.
Booneville's Jay Swinney followed Farris' lead and shaved five strokes from his first round 83 to finish with a two-round 161 while New Albany's Peyton Dunlap finished in a tie for thirty-third (33) and just one stroke behind Swinney with a 162 (78-84).
Former Baldwyn Bearcats Jordan Wilson and Ty Lindsey helped the Tigers rally by the Bobcats with an eight-stroke improvement combined.
Wilson fired an 80 during the second round at Wolf Hollow and finished with a two-round 166 while Lindsey was two strokes behind Wilson with a 168.
After finishing eighth in its first two events of the year and a seventh place finish at Wolf Hollow, the Tigers will play an 18-hole affair at the North Creek Golf Club on March 25 before heading over to Wedgewood Golf Course in Olive Branch on March 26 to wrap up the next MACJC tour stop of the year.
Northeast's fifth MACJC tour stop of the year will see the Tigers stay above the Interstate 20 corridor as head coach Nick Coln and company head to East Mississippi for two days on the Mississippi State University Golf Course in Starkville April 7-8.
Following its tour stop on April 7-8, the Tigers will have a week to prepare for the MACJC State Tournament hosted by Jones County Junior College.
This year's state tournament is slated for April 14-15 at Dixie Golf Course in Laurel with the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XXIII Tournament following the next week on the Azaleas Golf Course at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Club in Philadelphia.
BOONEVILLE, Miss. – Northeast Mississippi Community College outfielder Andrea Cutts of Ackerman may have a blackened eye but the Lady Tiger sophomore did not let the injury slow her down.
After bunting a ball off her eye against Calhoun (Ala.) Community College on March 14, Cutts came back just two days later with a swollen left eye and led the Lady Tigers to a sweep of Mississippi Delta Community College.
For her effort during the week of March 11-15, Cutts was honored as the Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges (MACJC) Softball Player of the Week.
"Andrea is a competitor," said Lady Tiger head coach Jody Long. "Even though she had an injury, she had the mentality on Saturday of 'I'm not sick,' and went out and played."
In the sweep of the Mississippi Delta, Cutts was 4-for-7 against the Lady Trojans with a home run, two runs batted in and scored four runs herself all while wearing a protective cage on her helmet.
Cutts was also a threat on the bases against the Lady Trojans with a stolen base.
Cutts' solo home run in the first game against Mississippi Delta was the Ackerman native's first home run of the season after leading the Lady Tigers in 2012 with six home runs during their MACJC state runner-up season.
While Cutts was 4-for-7 against the Lady Trojans, it was the Northeast sophomore's yeoman's effort during a six-game stretch from March 13-16 that earned her Northeast's second MACJC Player of the Week award for the young season.
"She is an outstanding leader on our team and leads by example with her work ethic and commitment," Long said. "I could not be prouder. I cannot think of someone that is more deserving of this award than Andrea Cutts."
In six games spanning March 11-17, Cutts led the Lady Tigers to a 3-3 mark overall but more importantly a 3-1 record in the North Division and in all six games, the Ackerman native recorded a hit.
Cutts went 4-for-7 with three runs scored as the Lady Tigers split with the Lady Bulldogs from Holmes Community College on March 13.
After going 1-for-3 in the opening game against Calhoun Community College on March 14, Cutts was limited to just one at bat in the nightcap after fouling a bunt attempt off her left cheek in the third inning against the Lady Warhawks however, Cutts made her first at bat count with a single to right field.
Cutts becomes the second Lady Tiger to win the MACJC Player of the Week award during the 2013 season.
Sophomore pitcher Erin Dixson earned the award the first week it was given for her work during the week of February 18-24.


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Peak Oil
Dear Alibi,
I agree with all of Lora A. Lucero's letter [" The American Jobs Act Analyzed," Sept. 15-21] except for one thing. She says we have reached peak oil. That's true for the U.S.: Our peak production was in 1970. But world production hasn't peaked yet or we would be seeing soaring prices at the pump and a world depression.
When will this happen? It could be as soon as this year or in 20 years. But it doesn't matter as far as what we should be doing now: deploying renewable energy as fast as possible to soften the double impacts of climate change and peak oil. Lora is right to say our leaders are failing to do this. But at least Obama acknowledges man-made climate change. The Republicans are totally in denial.
Junk Food
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I ask you here to consider your priorities. We as a nation spend billions of dollars a year subsidizing food that is killing us, while at the same time cutting education and health care. Big agro business is lobbying to take away children's opportunity to be healthy just so they can line their pockets, and that's wrong.
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- Calendar Timeline for Submitting UCC Proposals
- Documents
- To Whom Do I Send the Form?
- Information on Preparing Your Proposal
- Preparing a Syllabus
- Catalog Changes
- Academic RhodeMap Changes
Calendar Timeline for Submitting UCC Proposals
|Last Friday in:
|Deadline for proposals for:
|September meeting
|October meeting
|November meeting
|December meeting
|February meeting
|March meeting
|April meeting
|May meeting
Please note the following:
- Each August the Spring schedule for the following semester is finalized.
- Only proposals approved by the end of December can be scheduled for the following Fall.
- Proposals approved during Spring semester cannot be scheduled until the following Spring, though they can be included in the following year's catalog.
- Proposals that need Board of Governor approval (i.e. new or substantially altered programs) will take longer to gain their final approval.
To Whom Do I Send The Form?
The electronic version of your completed form (with typed names where the signatures will be), and your revised catalog copy (instructions below; please send as a separate file) must be emailed to the Chair of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, at email@example.com by the deadlines noted on the website (which are generally a week before the Executive Committee meeting. Please note, any additional explanatory notes, tables, charts etc. or syllabi, must be pasted into the proposal document wherever appropriate, and should not be sent as separate files.
After completing the form, please acquire all signatures as directed and necessary. The paper copy of the form with signatures must be sent to the Chair of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee in time for that month's Executive Undergraduate Curriculum Committee meeting.
NOTE: To keep the Academic RhodeMaps up-to-date you must check to see if your proposal will alter ANY program's RhodeMap, and if this is the case, whichever are affected need to be updated and resubmitted along with your proposal in separate files. You will find a link at the bottom of this page to Word copies of the RhodeMaps for use in this matter. Include the revision date on the Map, where indicated (mostly at the bottom of the first page).
Proposals to be reviewed at the monthly meeting of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee are due by noon on the last Friday of the preceding month. Dates of meetings are on the UCC website's announcements and homepage.
Information on Preparing Your Proposal
To get a general sense, you should first read over the guidelines in section 4 of the UCC Manual, "Proposals and Their Preparation." Then, download the Proposal form, above, and complete all the necessary sections as directed (deleting from the document those sections, and word choices that are not needed). Screen tips are embedded in the form to offer guidance as you go—simply hold the cursor over any blue highlighted words/phrases to reveal. Name your proposal to reflect its content (eg. The prefix of the course being proposed or changed [such as ENGL161] or the discipline of the program [such as CHEMprog], and do not leave spaces in the name as these cause problems when we upload).What you can do on this form:
- Propose a new course.
- Either as a free elective or as part of a program
- Please use a separate form for each new course you are proposing
- If your new course is to be included within a specific program, then you should also complete the section covering a program revision (this can be done using the same form).
- If your new course is replacing an already existing course, you should indicate this on the form and mark the old course for deletion. Check to see if this deletion will affect any other programs, and ensure those affected are informed and indicate any changes in the program revision section (an acknowledgment signature will be required).
- course prefix and/or number
- title
- description
- number of contact hours
- number of credit hours
- prerequisites
- grading system
- some other requirement not listed above
You may use one form to make multiple changes to a single course. You may also use one form to make the same change to more than one course (for example, to make the same prerequisite change to two or three courses.). But if you are making different changes to different courses, please use separate forms for each course. Some changes may be approved and others not, and so we need to keep different kinds of requests separate to ensure accurate recordkeeping.
Please note: changing when a course is offered need not go through UCC, but can be included on the form if you are making other revisions to ensure the change gets made in the catalog.
Preparing a Syllabus
Any new course or substantial course revision proposal requires the inclusion of a syllabus or detailed topic outline. The Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning includes a useful section on their website that offers guidelines for best practices in syllabus construction. Look under the menu item Support for Teaching and Learning, and you will find a practical list of suggestions as to what details you could include on your syllabi.
Catalog Changes
The editor of the College Catalog needs to know exactly what changes to make for next year's catalog, and so you must consider every possible catalog change that your request might affect. While you may combine catalog copy if you are submitting several related proposals, every proposal will need a catalog file that shows exactly how it affects the catalog. Catalog copy must be sent as a separate single file, and NOT embedded into the proposal as it is uploaded into its own dedicated space on the Curriculum website. When creating this file, you need to use the "Track Changes" feature in Microsoft Word so it will be clear exactly what is being changed. If you are creating a new program, included sections of the before and after current catalog pages to show where it will be placed. Please follow the step-by-step instructions below.
Beneath the following instructions is a list of files in MS Word format representing the current College Catalog to assist you in creating the catalog copy for your proposal. Each file is a different section of the Catalog, but after you download the ones you need, please select from these just the pages you plan to edit. To try and maintain format--these contain several tables that get messed up if you try and cut a section from the middle--when you select the parts you wish to cut, allow for a buffer of material on each end, and make sure your format margins in the new document you create are set to "narrow."
- Do an electronic search on the most recent edition of the college catalog that is available on the Records Office website to identify all catalog pages affected by your proposed change, including general education, other department program listings (as well as your own) and course descriptions. If you are revising the course prefix, number, title, credit hours, prerequisite, or description, you must find any page that lists the course as a requirement, elective, cognate etc.
- From the list below, select and download the file(s) that contain the materials you need to update. They have been divided into sections to try and make these easier to find, but you must collate the pages you need to change into a single document.
- Cut the pages that you will need to change and paste into a separate Microsoft Word document. All catalog changes for a proposal must be contained within a single file. Use page breaks to separate the different sections, to make it easier for the Catalog editor to follow, and also ensure you have given sufficient context in your extracts so it is clear from what part of the catalog they have come. Order them to match the order in which they would appear in the catalog.
- If you are submitting several connected proposals, you may prepare a single catalog file that covers all of these.
- Before editing, ensure you turn on "Track Changes," using the "Review" tab, and you will find it easier to see what you have changed if you pull down the "Show Markup" menu and take off "formatting."
- When you are adding or deleting information in a section that is formatted in table form, you will need to use the "Table" tab at the top of your screen to add or delete rows, as the delete button on your keyboard won't work, and the line cannot just be tabbed down in the document to create space.
- Make the changes, save the file (as .doc or .docx, do not convert to .pdf), and name your file to match the proposal (e.g. The prefix of the course being proposed or changed [such as ENGL266catalog] or the discipline of the program [such as CHEMprogcatalog] and do not leave spaces in the name as these cause problems when we upload).
- Send this file, along with the proposal, in an attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com.
- 0 General Info.docx
- 1 CertificatePrograms.docx
- 2 General Ed.docx
- 3 Arts & Sciences.docx
- 4 Education.docx
- 5 Management.docx
- 6 Nursing.docx
- 7 Social Work.docx
- 8 Course Descriptions.docx
- 9 Glossary of Academic Terms.docx
Academic RhodeMap Changes
To keep the Academic RhodeMaps up-to-date you must check to see if your proposal will alter ANY program's RhodeMap. For example, if you are changing a course title, prefix, number of credits or when it is offered, or if you are deleting a course that might be used in another department's program, then their RhodeMap will need to be updated . Also, if you are proposing anything that might alter your own department's program, that will also need a revised RhodeMap. Basically, if your proposal is changing anything within the program section of the catalog, it will be affecting someone's RhodeMap. Thus, whichever Maps are affected need to be updated and resubmitted along with your proposal in separate Word files (the Chair will be responsible for converting these to pdf's once they have been checked, and updating them on the website). Below is a link to Word copies of the RhodeMaps for use in this matter. Use track changes before you start making any revisions, to make it easier for the changes to be double-checked. Include the revision date on the Map, where indicated (usually at the bottom of the first page).
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A Contemporary Chinese Opera House
Bing Thom has a confession to make about his design for Hong Kong's new Xiqu Centre.
"I broke the rules," says the 72-year-old Canadian architect, who was in the city earlier this month to unveil his winning proposal for the 1,780-seat, HK$2.7 billion (US$350 million) center for Chinese opera, set to be the first of 17 West Kowloon Cultural District venues when it opens in late 2015.
That rule-breaking may well have been why Mr. Thom and his Hong Kong-based partner, Ronald Lu, won out over 50 other firms competing for a piece of the cultural district.
The original brief called for two opera theaters, a 280-seat teahouse and educational facilities. Mr. Thom added a large public courtyard with open access from each corner of the building, which he says will make the Xiqu Centre a space for the kind of rich street life that he feels is becoming increasingly rare in major cities.
"In today's society there is a tendency towards specialization and a tremendous amount of balkanization," he says. "There is no opportunity for the accidental meeting of things that are different."
By contrast, Mr. Thom's design for the Xiqu Centre is meant to foster serendipitous encounters, with people moving between its venues by means of shortcuts.
"The transition between the spaces is what's important," he says. "It's the space between the notes that makes the music."
The loose, informal feel of Mr. Thom's "spaces in between" will extend to the design of the theaters. Cantonese opera is traditionally performed in temporary bamboo structures on the street, where audiences chat and mingle during performances that can last up to several hours.
Mr. Thom's proposed interior will pay homage to the form's roots: by day, a series of green spaces inspired by Chinese gardens will recreate an outdoor atmosphere, while at night, "the curtains come down to create a more formal atmosphere," he says.
Meanwhile, the building's billowing exterior is meant to evoke a theater curtain being pulled open. The center will be clad in translucent vertical strips that during the day will flood its interior, including the performance spaces, with natural light, and allow it to glow like a lantern after dark.
The Xiqu Centre will be Hong Kong's first theater designed specifically for Chinese opera, an art form whose popularity has dwindled since its mid-20th-century heyday, when it enjoyed mainstream success both on stage and on film.
"There are no contemporary xiqu theaters. We're going into unknown territory," the architect says. "We're trying to capture the soul and the essence of what this art form is about, while giving it this contemporary expression of ambiguity."
The Xiqu Centre will set the tone for the West Kowloon Cultural District, whose other venues have yet to be designed. According to Michael Lynch, the district's chief executive, a similarly ambitious design can be expected for M+, a 60,000-square-meter contemporary art museum that will be completed in 2017.
"We are in a position to adopt some out-of-the-box thinking, but we won't be going for gimmicks," says Mr. Lynch, who previously ran London's South Bank Centre and the Sydney Opera House. A shortlist of proposed designs for M+, unveiled at the same time as the winning proposal for the Xiqu Centre, includes major international firms like Japan's Shigeru Ban, Italy's Renzo Piano and Swiss-based Herzog & de Meuron. The winner will be announced in June.
Mr. Lynch notes that the district's Foster + Partners master plan will help keep excesses in check.
"We're trying to resist each building screaming for attention," he says. "We have 15 [other] cultural venues and some of them will be quite functional."


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2030: A UT Knoxville Odyssey
By Torchbearer Staff
We probably won't see flying cars by the year 2030, but we will find a different world and a changed UT. What does the future hold for the baby born this year who will ultimately become John (or Joanna) Q. Student at UT Knoxville eighteen or nineteen years from now? Continue reading


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Calcium is the most plentiful mineral found in the human body. The teeth and bones contain the most calcium. Nerve cells, body tissues, blood, and other body fluids contain the rest of the calcium.
Diet - calcium
Calcium is one of the most important minerals for the the human body. Calcium helps form and maintain healthy teeth and bones. Proper levels of calcium over a lifetime can help prevent osteoporosis.
Calcium helps your body with:
Many foods contain calcium, but dairy products are the best source. Milk and dairy products such as yogurt, cheeses, and buttermilk contain a form of calcium that your body can absorb easily.
Whole milk (4% fat) is recommended for children ages 1 to 2. Adults and children over the age of 2 should drink low-fat (2% or 1%) or skim milk and other dairy products. Removing the fat will not lower the amount of calcium in a dairy product.
Green leafy vegetables such as broccoli, collards, kale, mustard greens, turnip greens, and bok choy or Chinese cabbage are good sources of calcium.
Other sources of calcium that can help meet your body's calcium needs:
Calcium is added to several food products, such as orange juice, soy milk, tofu, ready-to-eat cereals, and breads. These are a very good source of calcium for persons who do not eat a lot of dairy products or who are on a vegan diet.
Ways to make sure you receive or absorb the calcium in your diet:
Calcium is also found in many multivitamin-mineral supplements. The amount varies depending on the. supplement. Dietary supplements may contain only calcium or calcium with other nutrients such as vitamin D. Check the label on the Supplement Facts panel to determine the amount of calcium. Calcium absorption is best when taken in amounts of no more than 500 mg at a time.
Two commonly available forms of calcium dietary supplements include citrate and carbonate.
Other types of calcium in supplements and foods include lactate, gluconate, and phosphate.
Increased calcium for a limited period of time does not normally cause side effects. However, receiving higher amounts of calcium over a long period of time raises the risk of kidney stones in some people.
Those who do not receive enough calcium over a long period of time can develop osteoporosis (thinning of bone tissue and loss of bone density over time). Other disorders are also possible.
Persons with lactose intolerance have trouble digesting lactose, the sugar in milk. Over-the-counter products are available that make it easier to digest lactose. You can also buy lactose-free milk at most grocery stores.
Tell your health care provider about any dietary supplements and medicines you take. Your provider can tell you if those dietary supplements might interact or interfere with your prescription or over-the-counter medicines. In addition, some medicines might interfere with how your body absorbs calcium.
The preferred source of calcium is calcium-rich foods such as dairy products. Some people will need to take calcium supplements.
The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for vitamins and minerals reflects how much of each vitamin or mineral most people should get each day. The RDA for vitamins and minerals may be used to help create the goal for each person.
How much calcium you need depends on your age and gender. Other factors, such as pregnancy and illnesses, are also important.
Infants (Adequate Intake)
Children and Adolescents
Pregnancy and Breast-feeding
Up to 2,500 - 3,000 mg a day of calcium from dietary sources and supplements appears to be safe for children and adolescents, and 2,000 - 2,500 mg a day appears to be safe for adults.
The following list can help you determine how much calcium you are getting from food:
Vitamin D is needed to help the body absorb calcium. When choosing calcium supplements, look for ones that also contain vitamin D.
Escott-Stump S, ed. Nutrition and Diagnosis Related Care. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins; 2008.
Sarubin Fragaakis A, Thomson C. The Health Professional's Guide to Popular Dietary Supplements. 3rd ed. Chicago, Il:American Dietetic Association;2007.
Institute of Medicine. Food and Nutrition board. Dietary Reference Intakes for Calcium, Phosphorous, Magnesium, Vitamin D, and Fluoride. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 2010.
National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements. Dietary Supplement Fact Sheet: Calcium. Accessed February 12, 2013.
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Cytomedix platelet rich plasma preparation device Angel cPRP System gets nod from Therapeutic Goods Administration in Australia
Singapore: Cytomedix's Angel cPRP System has been listed by the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) in Australia. Following this, Angel will be marketed and distributed by Medtel, a leading supplier of medical equipment and devices, in Australia.
Australia is the latest international territory where the Angel System is now included and available for sale. The Angel is also on the market in various countries throughout Europe and the Middle East. Cytomedix has established a broad network of experienced distributors to promote and sell the product in international markets. Further territory launches are expected in 2013.
"We are pleased to launch Angel in Australia where there is significant growth potential for PRP" said Mr Martin Rosendale, chief executive officer of Cytomedix. "Sales in international markets are a meaningful contributor to overall Angel revenues, and are growing at an encouraging rate. We are fortunate to be working with Medtel as they have an excellent track record in launching and promoting innovative healthcare technology products."
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Title: City Ice Company, Plant No. 22
Description: Distant view of City Ice Company of Kansas City, Plant Number 22 and railroad tracks next to plant; located at 39th and Holden.
Date: ca1930
Photographer: Cresswell
Item Type: Photograph
Collection: Ice Houses (P13)
See finding aid: http://localhistory.kclibrary.org/u?/Local,36859
Location: P13, Box 1, Folder 3, Number 9
Local Subject: Ice Houses; Leeds Industrial District; City Ice Company of Kansas City
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Michael Wilkins (Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary) is Distinguished Professor of New Testament at Talbot School of Theology. He specializes in New Testament theology, Christology, and discipleship. He is author of Matthew (NIVAC); Following the Master: Biblical Theology of Discipleship; "Matthew" (ZIBBC); In His Image: Reflecting Christ in Everyday Life; and Discipleship in the Ancient World. Dr. Wilkins was co-editor of Worship, Theology and Ministry in the Early Church (Festschrift for Ralph Martin) and with J.P. Moreland, Jesus Under Fire. He published articles in the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, Society of Biblical Literature, Anchor Bible Dictionary, Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, Discipleship Journal, and Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology. He is a member of the IBR Historical Jesus Study Group, and visiting professor at international schools, including University of Aberdeen, Asian Graduate School of Theology, Chongshin Theological Seminary, and Sheffield University.
Dr. Wilkins is the Chair of the CCT Faculty Advisory Committee.