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Curriculum Vitae
- Ph.D. in History, University of California, Berkeley, 2008
- M.A. in History, University of California, Berkeley, 2002
- B.A. in History and Art History, summe cum laude, Wellesley College, 1999
The political, cultural and social history of post-Revolutionary France
Modern European history, French history from the seventeenth century to the present, history of women in Europe
Selected Publications
Friendship and Politics in Post-Revolutionary France (University Park, PA: Penn State University Press, forthcoming, February 2014)
"Policing and the Problem of Privacy in Restoration-Era France, 1815-30," French History 27, no. 1 (January 2013)
"The Bonds of Concord and the Guardians of Trust: Women, Emotion, and Political Life, 1815-1848," French Historical Studies 35, no. 3 (Summer 2012)
Current Research
Professor Horowitz is currently examining the importance of friendship for French elites in the early nineteenth century. She is particularly interested in how politicians used friendship as a way to navigate and understand the new social and political world created by the Revolution, and how friendship could be used to heal some of the traumas of the Revolution and overcome the divisions within French society.


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Green Grandma says to make a vinegar solution using 1/4 cup organic raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar, 1/4 water, and 1/4 honey and take 1-2 tablespoons as needed for cold symptoms. You can read more remedies in her book Vinegar Friday's.
In Peggy O'Mara's book, Natural Family Living, she suggests making a tea to help reduce fevers using peppermint, chamomile, red clover, and rosemary. "Make a tea of any or all of the above, sweetened with a little honey," said O'Mara. Other herbs to use for colds include: echinacea, ginger, garlic, licorice, marshmallow root, mullein, peppermint, garlic, thyme, wild cherry bark, yarrow, and elderberry.
You can make your own chest rub by using 2 oz. coconut oil, 10 drops eucalyptus, and 10 drops peppermint. I like to rub it on my child's feet and then cover with socks since the coconut oil can be slightly greasy.
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I implemented your suggestion on the textures. I'm not only drawing terrain, I draw a full world with models, etc.
I can see that when I got 20 draws on models with the same texture, only setting it once then draw all of them will boost the FPS.
But I have to set the textures for terrain every frame, because I need to set the textures for all models too, right? So I dont really see how I can save calls here.
A question: How do I set an array in my shader, just with the usual constBuffer?
Are the vertices processed by the shader in the order you save them into the vertexBuffer?
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text: Before all the parties begin..... the nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize close on a date that fell about 2 weeks after O's presidency began. Did he accomplish numerous and sweeping note worthy peace initiatives in that 2 weeks? The prize and it's selection committee has now thrown any credibility it had out the window in exchange for O's "change".


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I went into one of the comic shops here in Hawaii and found the only MR Authorized Dealer shops in town. They had a Dooku AOTC LE and a Vader ANH LE i beleive.
They were being displayed in the box that they come in and the box cover was open. I asked the guy how much and they were both $360. However when I asked if they come with a display case he said NO. He said that MR usually doesnt sell them with the display case.
This just boggles my mind because everywhere I've looked online for a full size they usually say that they will come with a display case. What gives?


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I found this article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART) on wikipedia & that seems not present in TVs I've seen so far.
Also I found some PIN change setting over another picture I got over google.
The SCART input is composite, in fact, I have an RCA out of the video experimenter shield into a RCA to SCART adapter on the back of the telly, because the only RCA inputs are YUV component.
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Obama channels Elizabeth Warren
posted at 4:01 pm on July 14, 2012 by Jazz Shaw
The President decided to take pity on the blogosphere, it seems. As we struggle through a hot July weekend and a news cycle about as dry as the drought conditions outside, he decided to throw us a small bone as the transcript was released from some remarks he delivered last night at a fire station in Roanoke, Virginia.
The basic message here is that the President just wants to help. Times are tough and employers are having a hard time creating jobs. (::: cough ::: regulations ::: cough :::) But if you happen to be a business owner, the President wishes you the best. His help and good wishes, however, come with one small caveat… just remember that you didn't build that business, so don't get too cocky.
(You'll have to scroll almost all the way to the end to find this gem. Emphasis mine.)
There are a lot of wealthy, successful Americans who agree with me — because they want to give something back. They know they didn't — look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there. (Applause.)
If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen.
I suppose this is the part where you remind them that when you jack up their taxes, it's really just so you can give that money back to all the other people who actually built their business. But seriously, this is straight off the pages of Elizabeth Warren's mind bending remarks from early this year. Those came crashing down around her ears, even in some Left leaning circles, so it's a serious puzzler as to why Barack Obama would try to pick up that ball and run with it. Rather revealing, though.
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Hume: Cycling in Toronto is a jokeJuly 29, 2010 18:07:00Christopher Hume
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Toronto's bicycle policy is no policy at all; it's a series of half-measures that add up to little.
The latest example, the much loathed bike lanes on Jarvis St., finally came to pass this week after years of rancorous debate. The new lanes begin at Charles St. in the north and end, as abruptly as they begin, on Queen St. to the south.
In other words, the new lanes are all but useless to anyone who happens to be travelling anywhere above or below that particular stretch of Jarvis. The new lanes do connect with others that run along Wellesley, Carlton and Gerrard; the failure, of course, is that they don't connect with either Bloor St. or the waterfront.
Yet in their way, the Jarvis lanes tell the story of a city that pretends to be committed to the bicycle as an alternative means of urban transportation, but is anything but.
Instead, city officials have responded with rhetoric about the War on the Car. If only.
Rather than build a cycling network that would enable riders to reach all parts of the city, we have a hodge-podge of rules, regulations and lanes that probably make a bad situation worse.
Read the full article here.
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For those wondering, I'm not dead yet. It's just that I've been really tired lately as I've been participating in a long work-related project whch is stealing all of my time.
Anyway, I decided not to be so lazy and took some time to update some Brazilian Portuguese translations for Debian package maintainers which asked me for updates as well as (finally) review the translations of the "update-manager" and "update-notifier" Ubuntu packages.
decko asked me to review them some time ago as he's trying to package them aiming for including them into Debian-BR-CDD and latter into Debian proper.
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Family: Icteridae, Blackbirds and Orioles view all from this family
Description ADULT BREEDING MALE Has black plumage overall; in good light, has purple sheen on head and blue-green sheen to back, wings, and breast. Note the pale iris. ADULT NONBREEDING MALE Duller, due to brownish feather edges, which gradually wear off. ADULT FEMALE Rather uniform dark gray-brown, darkest on wings and tail. Iris is dark in most birds. IMMATURES Similar to respective sex winter adults.
Dimensions Length: 8-10" (20-25 cm)
Habitat Commoner west of range covered by this book, but still a widespread summer visitor to farmland and other open habitats. Migrates south in fall and winters in southeastern U.S. Range has expanded overall due to human alteration of natural environment.
Observation Tips Easy to see and often tame in suburban parks and gardens.
Range Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Southeast, Texas, New England, Northwest, Western Canada, California, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Florida, Alaska, Plains, Great Lakes
Voice Song is a piercing, squeaky whistle, sometimes followed by call-like tchak notes.
Discussion Widespread and familiar colonially nesting bird. Often bold in suburban locations. Sexes are dissimilar.


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Janesville woman tentatively charged with hate crime for hanging effigy doll
Police: Woman also made derogatory comments, used offensive names
JANESVILLE, Wis. - A Janesville woman is being charged with a hate crime for allegedly hanging up a black doll in effigy on her front porch.
Investigators arrested 54-year-old Deborah Boudreau for disorderly conduct with a hate crime enhancer.
Officials said she hung a 3-foot doll from her porch on South Academy Street with a noose around the neck and the arms pinned up.
Boudreau allegedly told her neighbor -- a black woman -- to come and see it.
"I said 'Debbie, what is this?'" said neighbor Gloria Moccaldi-Boone.
"She thought it was hilarious. Well, this isn't funny to me so I'm going to leave," said Moccaldi-Boone.
Moccaldi-Boone, along with her husband and four children, have lived in the neighborhood for about four years. She said seeing the effigy on her neighbor's porch was deeply troubling.
"This was like a punch in your brain to see something like that, knowing our history. It's in our history to be murdered that way. That was awful," saod Moccaldi-Boone.
She said she and her husband are a little more guarded when they leave their home.
"We have children. We have three girls and one son so I'm thinking if you can do this and think it's funny and so boldly, what else would you do?" said Moccaldi-Boone.
"The suspect Debbie Boudreau also made comments -- offensive, derogatory comments about the victim's race saying, 'I couldn't believe this person called the police,' and she was using derogatory and offensive names," said Deputy Police Chief John Olsen.
Olson said crimes like this are rare in the city. Olsen said the doll was taken down and found on the steps of a nearby business. The incident remains under investigation.
Moccaldi-Boone said she's pleased with the swift action the Police Department took. She said hearing from the chief personally made her family feel comfortable staying in the community.
"It's 2013 and we know a lot of racial injustices still go on, but hopefully by my family having to experience this. Maybe if the message gets out maybe another family won't have to go through this," said Moccaldi-Boone.
If convicted of the maximum charges, Boudreau faces a $10,000 fine and a year behind bars.Police: Woman also made derogatory comments, used offensive names
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yea, same here....had it once and it was like 4 days of the flu + stomach hurting + puking every few hours....
Oh yea, so I killed it in softball yesterday. Went 4-5. 1 HR 2 triples and a single. Almost hit the cycle. 5 rbis. And a throwing error from second to first lol. I knew it! Felt reeeal good cause theres this snot nosed **** face punk on the other team that I hate.
They want to put me in the outfield to cover ground but **** that. Id make the catch and run the ball to the cutoff man like Smalls from the Sandlot.


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There's a reason that Speech Debelle's debut album is called 'Speech Therapy' and that's because she speaks straight from the heart, with complete intimacy, as if only addressing one person. As if she expects the record never to be heard.
Perhaps in some way, that's not an unreasonable assumption. The 26 year old South Londoner has been through the mill both before and since she started working on this set of recordings. The oldest song on here is called 'Finish This Album'. It was the tune she first played when she visited Big Dada almost five years ago. Its theme is that she has to hold it together, look after herself and try to get the record done, as if the act of finishing will somehow liberate her from the problems in her life. It's both intimate and epic, moving back and forth between the personal and political, the mundane and the spiritual. It's a journey acoss London and a journey across her life thus far. Speech is both young and old beyond her years. At the age of twenty five her fragile voice can make her sound like a teenager, but she's packed in enough experience to last most people forever.
But now, finally, everything has come together and the record is here. 'Speech Therapy' is a statement of intent. Speech doesn't need to shout to make that clear. This is a record which sounds like no hip hop record has sounded before. Its sonic palette is informed by the intimacy of her thought and the fragility of her voice. She always knew what she was trying to do but it took time to find the tools to make what she heard in her head.
Speech was at Big Dada one day when she was introduced to Wayne Lotek. As well as his own Lotek Hi-Fi project, Wayne has produced for Roots Manuva since 'Brand New Second Hand'. Now he was living with a girl out in Melbourne and over for a month or so to visit his family. The two of them hit it off and decided to put down a track. The result was 'Searching'. Acoustic guitar played by Wayne's brother, the brushed drums syncopating her flow, it created the perfect atmosphere for Speech's reflections on hostel life and the hustles involved in getting by.
It was pretty clear what had to be done. In November 2007, Speech flew out to Australia and there, with a bunch of live musicians Wayne knew locally, plus the additional producer Plutonic Lab (responsible for the clarinet-fanfares of single 'The Key' as well as the widescreen drama of 'Better Days') laid down most of what would become 'Speech Therapy'. She used the opportunity to pour out all kinds of emotions, to dwell on bad memories and fears, as well as funny incidents and sharp observations. 'Daddy's Little Girl' is a scathing attack on an absent father held together by organ and dub bass. 'Working Weak' is a funny tale of office life in London. 'Bad Boy' looks unflinchingly but also non-judgementally at the attitudes and outlooks of the yout's Speech grew up knowing. 'Wheels In Motion' takes a sociologist's eye to life in London and beyond. 'Buddy Love' is a funny, bouncing look at what happens when you start shagging your mate. The combination of microscopic detail with Big Picture pronouncement, dryly funny jokes with real soul-searching, is what makes Speech's worldview so compelling.
On returning to London, while Lotek worked on editing down and mixing the sessions, Speech continued to make connections. Roots Manuva agreed to write and sing a beautifully melancholy chorus for 'Wheels In Motion'. Micachu came through and matched him on 'Better Days'. Mike Lindsay from Tunng heard some of the demos for the tracks and wanted to get involved. Over a number of sessions he and Speech came up with the sunny avant-pop of 'Spinnin'' and the airy wistfulness of 'Live & Learn'. Her old friend and sometime guitarist in her band, Dread Keys, fashioned an acoustic slow burner which was perfect for the break-up lyrics of 'Go Then, Bye', where Speech, like the greatest of soul divas, blazes half hurt and half defiant: "So take your X-Box and go long".
But it's the very last track of the record, the title track as it happens, which perhaps sums up what Speech is all about better than anything else she has written, sums up why the reaction to her music has been so strong, so heartfelt: "I've made some mistakes in this life I'm not proud of, see?/ But I hope that doesn't mean now I'm trying it will be harder for me/ I've been hurt and it's not an excuse but it's a reason/ It's like some things happen in life for a lifetime or a season/ And I'm just now learning how this world really works/ It's a law that says you get back what you put forth." Speech Debelle is putting forth everything – her thoughts, beliefs, mistakes, love, anguish, humour. Now she's just waiting to get it back.


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"There are times when discussing a situation on the radio to a supervisor is not acceptable because of the questions relating to which charges should be filled or what city ordinances may relate to a certain situation."
And those are NOT appropriate for the radio why? That is what a unit-to-unit call is for: rather than the whole talk group hearing it, only the supervisor and the cop here it. AND you get it on the nice multi-track recorder, admissible in court, in case any issues arise.
"I know for fact that every department going doesn't use APCO-25..."
And those departments are upgrading as DHS money becomes available. Moreover, I'm pretty sure California is on APCO-25, since they are buying the equipment to test it, and are testing their radios on that equipment.
"You loose[sic] credibility with me when you make remarks that the police abuse people."
And you "loose" credibility when you assert they don't. I'm not saying ALL cops abuse people, but SOME do - this is a demonstrated and adjudicated fact - and many times they use the cell rather than the radio precisely due to that nice multi-track recorder on the comm center.
The cop has to carry his radio - that's a given. There is no reason for him to have a state paid-for cell phone. Even if he needs to make a phone call pursuant to his duty - again, he can make a PSTN interconnect call on the radio (and again, have the advantage that it is recorded in a nice court admissible format).
Sorry if I touched a nerve, but: it is exactly that mentality - "We are the Thin Blue Line, we must protect our own, no matter what" that is causing people to NOT trust the cops. Rather than saying "Use the radio. Be recorded. If you are doing nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear. If you ARE doing something wrong, IA will find you and destroy you, and we will all help, because enforcing the LAW is our JOB." you have folks like you saying "It's OK if we hide things, because, well, BECAUSE, citizen."


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Hi to all,
I didn't expect to be inundated with replies. I expect that these are all good solutions to the problem. In the world of furniture making, which is my trade, I like to seek not only a viable solution, but one that is fast also. Thus using glue, and tape is a bit redundant. I expect the guide foot adhesive is much the same as the Duco cement.The surgical tubing sounds like a very good solution, I expect one has to cut the tubing into thin little circles while the dental rubber bands are already cut into thin little circles. Juro, if you get to try my method, I would like to hear how you manage with it. I am going to try some of the suggestions that have popped up here, and maybe with the help of all of us we will come up with some of the better solutions. A word to the wise though. "Lets not beat this to death."
Best wishes, and thank you all for your replies, and interest.
|I use Flex Coat Guide Foot Adhesive.It works great,especially on single foot guides.It also acts as an underwrap,protecting the blank a little.I attach the guides with this and then a small,thin pc of masking tape,just to ensure that it doesn't get knocked off.
You can also use small bands of surgical tubing to hold the guides on the rod. Just use surgical tubing that is smaller than the blank diameter at the place you are going to ue to hold a guide until it is wrapped. Once the guide foot is partially wrapped, simply cut the surgical tubing off the guide's foot and finish the wrap.
I've been using this method for over 22 years. I learned it from a Dale Clemens book on rod building. I used tape prior to learning about the surgical tubing, now I use the surgical tubing because it hold the guide more securely and is easier to remove from the partially wrapped guide. Also, surgical tubing if pretty darn cheap and comes in a pretty big range of sizes.
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Hi Domenic,
I have heard of using those rubber bands. I expect that is a very good way to go. I do like the Duco cement because I can place the guide on the rod, and once the glue hardens that guide will not easily shift it's position, and If I do want to move the guide it will come off with a light tug, and the old glue scrapes off of both the rod and the guide with no difficulty. I guess it's a question of whatever turns you on. I think I will give the rubber bands a try just to see which I like better.
All the best,
I use the elastic bands that are used for dental braces.They work great ,and allow for fine tuning the guides after wrapping.
Just my two cents.
Cool! I'll try it. I hope to have time to wrap some guides this weekend.
Welcome to the Forum!
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Hi all,
I got a tip on how to apply guides to the rod prior to wrapping. The tip was to apply Duco cement to the bottom foot or feet of the guide and position the guide on the rod. The glue dries fairly quickly, and it is very easy to wrap the guides in this fashion. Previously I had been wrapping thin strips of tape, and constantly had problems with the guides moving before I was finished wrapping. I hope this tip is helpful for a few members. It cut my rod wrapping time in half.
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I think I hear ya correctly - Cain knew that he had committed sin when he killed his brother Abel ~ there wasn't any written revelation at the time. (Genesis 4)
But for me the narrative doesn't end there, while I believe we have an inner blueprint, I really do, God was also merciful to give his people the "Law of Moses" that they a sinful people could come into contact with "Holy" - and His people still dropped the ball, thinking they could be "holy" and stand in His presence by sacrificing helpless animals or by eatting and cleaning themselves correctly.
Now, I also know that Christianity in the USA is also a lot more "political" than here in Canada and that has turned more than one stomach both on the outside looking in but alos on the inside looking into Christianity. I have done some of my own research into Deism, and while I cannot disagree that there is a blue print or more, I cannot fathom a rational for why there isn't any "revelation" from this creator ~
If some "Law" wasn't written down we would have what we read in the "The Lord of the Flies" - accept there would be no rescue -> Piggy's out there would all be dead -> because they are dying anyway with the blueprint and the revalation
But I won't be the guy confused with having blinders on either. I see the inflexibity of Christiniaty, I talk to people, and that is why I always return to Jesus and what Jesus had to say over anyone's cherry-picked story or account. Yes it gets me in trouble, as did coming out of the closet.


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The resistor is 47 ohm, the capacitor is 10 nF
Now with arduino duemilanove I'm working @ 10 khz but in future I will arrive at 1 mhz or more, so don't know if this is the right switch design for HF.
A 3rd approach would be to use a memory device pre-programmed with your waveform as your own dds.
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It is 120 degrees at our place here in Southern Illinois with 21% humidity.
We normally have some hot weather here but 120 degrees is pretty much unheard of and I don't remember ever seeing 21% humidity in the summer here. Generally, it's very humid, with "the air you wear" being the rule.
I know we often speak of it being like an oven but that's exactly what if feels like here.
When I was out this morning, I would sweat but my shirt would dry almost immediately.
We are over 12" dry for the year and the ground is cracked everywhere. It's a tough year for the crops.


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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Gluten Sensitive Patients Rejoice: The Best Gluten-free Bread Ever Made!
My family and I just got back from a beautiful 5 day vacation (who can get away for longer!) in Jackson Hole, WY. We rode horses, hiked, enjoyed white water rafting and the amateur photographer in me had a field day!
Being a diligent mother I checked out gluten-free options in Jackson Hole and found a great health food store. Upon arrival I asked for help finding gluten-free breads and a knowledgeable sales person directed me to the freezer and mentioned that a new bread was selling very well and getting rave reviews.
I'm adventurous and I already recognized the rest of the breads they offered so I happily purchased two varieties of Udi's gluten-free bread. They offer a whole grain and sandwich bread.
As many of you know, even the best gluten-free bread usually requires toasting. But Udi's defrosted and was instantly soft. Before we even tasted it, it was obvious that we were dealing with a "new breed" of gluten-free bread. Then came the tasting and we were smitten. It was unanimous that if you didn't know it was gluten-free you'd never know by tasting it. I've said this before about certain dessert items (like brownies) and I defy anyone to figure my lasagna for being gluten-free, but bread had never remotely fit into that category. The best we could hope for was that it wasn't too bad – as in dry and crumbly…
That was until Udi's came along. For those of you living in the Rocky Mountain area of the U.S. you're in luck. Udi's is produced out of Denver, CO and they are well represented there. For the rest of us, there's going to be a waiting period. I recommend you go online and order from there: www.udisfood.com. The gluten-free portion of their website is being worked on currently so you may need to call- 303-657-1600.
But believe me any trouble you have to go through is well worth it. You'll be a happy little bread eater! And did I mention that it's not only gluten-free but dairy, soy and nut-free?
I won't ruin this good news by encouraging you to keep such simple carbohydrate consumption to a minimum… I'll save that for a later blog!
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Dr. Vikki,
Thanks for your own personal "rave review" for Udi's amazing breads! I think it's great you would let people know about this life changing bread because it can really make their life simplier and certainly more tasty! I'm also happy it made your vacation just a bit easier.
Udi's on-line ordering system is currently being built and will be up and running sometime in September. For now, people can speak to wonderful Cynthia by emailing at:
Udi's also makes incredible blueberry muffins (my first favorite), lemon streusel muffins, and great pizza crusts. Everything is shipped from Denver by FedEx 2 Day Air.
In addition to direct orders, we're encouraging people to go into your local stores and encourage them to start carrying Udi's. Many stores in Colorado and Texas are selling out! Udi's products are or soon will be in Northern California, Washington, Minnesota, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. We no longer need to eat inferior bread! Celiacs Rejoice!
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Thanks for the heads up. I'll be in Denver in a couple of weeks, I'll have to look for it.
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We lost. It happens. But lsu is still a great program. You want to harp on it, go ahead. But it's senseless.
I only harped because you said "wins are the ONLY thing that matters"
Are you really trying to argue LSU had a great offense last year? I mean...REALLY?
If you're to ignorant to understand that Saban was building a program and that building something takes time then you need not post anymore. You're not a coach you're a worthless fan who only looks at W's and L's by a coach's name to compare success. You have no intellect to fathom or understand that Saban built something from the ground floor up. His building project including not only win's and losses but recruiting, relationships, 10's of millions of dollars in new facilities and creating a culture and identity to an establishment.
Miles inherited a 4 loss LSU team. Or have you forgotten 04? In the early 200's LSU was not perennial top 10 team. We are now. DWI
When Miles took over LSU the program it was a Ferrari.
What was Miles' record the year following his NC in 2007? 8-5...
I'm using just passing and rushing TDs. 2011 LSU was # 2 ALLTIME at LSU. When using just passing and rushing TD totals( NO DEFENSIVE OR SPECIAL TEAM's TDs)
Miles has lost back to back Bednarik and Thorpe winners and won ten games while losing 8 starters after the spring game
Saban did not build the team from the ground up
I dont see where anyone is saying LSU's program sucks or is dying.
I think everyone can agree that the offense is awful and has been since 07'
Yes i know or team is built around a DEF and a run game which i like actually.
Miles has a history of inconsistant play. His teams are nortorious for playing down to teams. ( Towson, La Tech, idaho, etc) and has a bad habit of playing not to lose, rather than playing to win.( Tenn on monday night comes to mind) Those things are coaching problems. Not getting a team ready for bowl games is a coaching problem. ( NC and chicken bowl)
Making stupid decisions throught his career has been a problem here at LSU. ( OLE MISS, TENN, PENN ST, CLLEMSON games to name a few).
Now has he won a lot of games- Hell yea and im grateful
Has he lost games that they should have won- OF COURSE
Has he won games that he should have lost- YES
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It's that tiresome time of year when financial pundits trot out "investing lessons" from the last 12 months.
These are commonly obvious, rear-facing recaps that serve nobody.
After all, who cares if 2013 was the year of social media if you weren't in on the Twitter TWTR, +0.55% IPO or if you didn't buy Facebook FB, +1.25% at $25? And what good is calling 2013 an ugly year for emerging markets if you've already ridden Brazil down to the bottom?
So today, I'd like to give my twist on this year-end theme by making things a little more forward looking.
Here are strategies that will serve you well in 2014 — and perhaps longer — that you should have learned if you were watching something other than Carl Icahn, Twitter or Tesla in the past 12 months:
1. Buy and hold works
Getting tapering right
Thoughts about the challenge advisers face in coping with the Federal Reserve's tapering plans, the new money-back guarantee Schwab is offering to advice customers and how to help clients avoid job burnout.
Vanguard sucked up $130 billion of inflows in 2012 thanks to its rather boring but effective lineup of low-cost index funds. And investors who piled in were richly rewarded in 2013, as the major indexes delivered their best run since 2003.
But if you think this was just a one-year fluke, think again. Consider the S&P 500 SPX, +1.08% has provided a total return of about 10% on average every year from 1926. And more recently, the total annual return of the S&P has averaged about 15% since 1970.
Also consider that when Mark Hulbert compiled his five-year rankings of more than 200 investment-advisory services a few months ago, the top three were ALL buy and hold strategies.
The lesson of 2013 isn't just that buy-and-hold investing worked (past tense), but that it works (present tense). Remember this before you start tinkering or fretting about valuations in 2014.
2. Forecasting doesn't work
Robert Seawright recently put together a great list of Wall Street's "best" forecasts for 2013… which all missed the mark by between 16% and 30%.
The "smart money" analysts also have poor track records with individual stocks, too. Case in point: In May, an analyst at Maxim Group who upped his price target on J.C. Penney JCP, +0.72% from $16.50 to $27 — right before Penney gave up 50% and currently trades under $9 a share. Deutsche Bank's forecast was almost as bad, with analysts there increasing their price target to $18 in May.
But hey, at least they only considered JCP a "hold" at the time.
Sure, some forecasters get it right. But nobody gets it right frequently enough to be depended upon — so stop using investment bank research as your primary source for buy or sell calls. It will only end in disappointment.


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I've been a country music fan for all of my 20+ years! I somehow have a knack for being able to remember all the words to all the songs (and who sang them for the most part) even though I can't carry a tune to save my life!
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hunting threads?
Is this place just about competition dogs, or are there people here who actually train to have a great hunting partner?
When i did my search here, I wanted a companion dog and hunting buddy.
Lee of wrl contacted me and I ended up buying trap, and started 1.5 yo male yellow.
We had chatted some and she said trap would be a great mix for me.
She couldn't have hit the nail on the head better.
He is awesome.
All these threads here just talk about training. Where are the pics of actually using your trained dogs for hunting?
I learned alto here, and continued traps training, and he now has to straight passes towards his junior title, and has retrieved 78 ducks and 22 geese so far this season.
We will enter the last two junior hunt tests in a few months and go for his senior next fall.
He also goes everywhere with me, even on my oryx hunt. Yet i read nothing of others and what daily life is like with their dogs?
Are most dogs here just kept in kennel and are not family members?
Are companion dogs not good hunters or competition dogs?
Here was yesterday at 2 below zero.
The oryx hunt.
Climbing thru tree branches in the river retrieving a duck.
His first Jr ribbon.
And a pic from in the duck blind.
I love my dog.
Come on now people, lets see some life pics of you and your dogs.


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Here's yet another small batch of upstream open font projects I recently heard about:
Anka/ Coder, Khottabun, Euler , Punk Nova, AnjaliOldLipi.
Also, the big and ambitious Lohit font collection was recently re-released under the OFL by Redhat to make commmunity maintainership easier.
Check out the upstream websites for all the details about the scope of these projects and how you may benefit from them (and possibly contribute).
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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How the Arrest of Hesdy Gerges Effects the Kickboxing World
- Written by Dave Walsh
The recent arrest of K-1 and It's Showtime star Hesdy Gerges throws a monkey wrench into the whole kickboxing world right now. The first impact felt by the arrest is for the March 6th It's Showtime event, where the scheduled main event was Daniel Ghita vs. Hesdy Gerges. It was a fight that fans around the globe were looking forward to, as it was a meeting of two of the kickboxing world's up-and-coming stars.
The second is that it is a third black mark on It's Showtime within the span of a year. Within a year we saw their biggest star, Badr Hari, jailed for assault on a police officer. Of course with Badr Hari this was not his first time he was in trouble with the law, and with the company that he keeps it was not a surprise to many when it happened. Then later on in the year, Ashwin Balrak, who has fought for It's Showtime, was involved in a cocaine bust. Now comes the arrest of Gerges.
To compound matters, Mayor Van der Laan of Amsterdam has publicly accused kickboxing organizations of bringing with them a criminal element to their shows and has local officials cracking down on these events. To run an event in Amsterdam, according to Simon Rutz in a recent interview, means jumping through lots of hoops to prove they are "clean."
This arrest alone could not come at a worse time for the kickboxing world. Things could get worse if Hesdy is found guilty for being involved in the incident, but for now, it is unclear what, if any, was his involvement. He was questioned last year about the arrest of his half brother, but was not a person of interest. The conjecture and "facts" I've seen floating around the internet are false at best; Hesdy was not found with cocaine at the time of the arrest that we know of, he was not in Belgium when his half brother was arrested last May.
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So to be clear, I should change Prescale_Value_1 in your code below to 255 (255+1 = 256)?
How does the timer change affect the pin mapping?
...making it not clear to my inexperienced eyes as to which PWM timers are mapped to which pins?
Thank you again...
I don't know why - but I thought you were in Australia....
Anyway I have realised that you are donationware - I'll get on that right away!
#include <UserTimer.h>void setup( void ){ UserTimer_SetToPowerup(); UserTimer_SetWaveformGenerationMode( UserTimer_(Fast_PWM_FF) ); UserTimer_ClockSelect( UserTimer_(Prescale_Value_1) ); // Frequency is F_CPU / (1 * (0xFF+1)) // (8 megahertz) / 256 = 31.25 kilohertz}void loop( void ){analogWrite(PB0,255); //Gives 5V analogue output}
To achieve 32kHz, I need to divide the system 8MHz clock by 256 (prescaler of 256).
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Happy New Year to everyone. Since I missed last week's deadline for news, the first four paragraphs of this writing was meant for last week.
Deepest sympathy to the family of Janie Bryant Murdock, who died on Christmas Day. Janie was an active member of our Adult Ladies IV Sunday School Class and church as long as she was able to attend.
Our sympathy also to the family of Louise Speck Ashmore who also died on Christmas Day. Louise was a sister-in-law to Opal Speck who is an active member of our Church and Adult IV ladies Sunday School Class.
Best wishes to Byron Millican who at this writing is in the Tupelo hospital in serious condition. Byron and wife, Barbara, are members of our church, and Byron is also of our Class of 1949.
I was sorry to learn last Monday morning that W. D. Chun has suffered a heart attack. Mr. Chun is of the Center Community and we wish him the best.
Betty Bates of Sherman and I use the same hair dresser and she told me Betty has been sick and in the hospital. Best wishes for your recovery.
I would like to think all of you enjoyed Christmas as much as I. The only tough spot was little Maggie's difficulty to breathe. Hugh, Cristie, and I were returning home from celebrating our family Christmas in Arkansas and thought it best to stop at the Emergency Room in New Albany. Little Maggie had chest congestion that kept getting worse so we spent a while getting her some relief and good care. The staff could not have been nicer or more efficient. In a few minutes they had her relaxed and breathing easy and soon she fell asleep. By the time she was released, Hugh declared he needed more food (It's amazing how it saps the life out of you trying to help a child breathe.) We tried to find some place open and finally did, so we refueled ourselves and headed on home to await Santa.
Gwen did not disappoint us in her decorations this year. A new seven and half foot white flocked tree had been added to the entry way. She had decorated it in red mesh-looking ribbon that had just enough wire to hold its shape. No wreaths were used outside this time. However, two larger lighted trees had been placed on either side of the entrance, making a total of eight decorated trees throughout the house. I especially, liked the arrangement on the children's table made of large different colored suckers and ribbons. She is very talented, and had the rest of the house decorated beautifully. She is also a good cook. Gwen, plus her mother Patsy, really had a feast prepared for us which was absolutely delicious, even the chocolate cake she had made, which had whipped ganache filling and seven minute frosting. That was one of five different desserts I saw.
I was invited to spend Christmas Eve night with Hugh and Cristie so I enjoyed seeing Maggie's beautiful tree and what Santa brought her. Doris Day used to sing the song "Be a Child at Christmas Time," and I have a recording of that which I have enjoyed over the years. I think perhaps she is correct.
I have known Betty Roberts for years, and this year I forgot she was a New Year's baby. So Happy Belated Birthday wishes to her. Also a Happy Birthday to Hunter Wigington, whose birthday was January 7th, and to his brother, Lucas Wigington, whose birthday is January 9th. Nadine Brown has a birthday Sunday, January 105h, and Neil Roberts Wednesday, January 13th, so Happy Birthday to them.
A baby shower will be given to Courtney and Mitch Carroll, Sunday, January 10th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. They are expecting a baby boy, Landon Cole, in the near future. Courtney is the daughter of David and Donna Dye, and sister to Dave Dye.
Most of us in this area lost electricity this past Sunday morning as we were getting ready for Sunday School. Brother Mike later said it was a pastor's dream to have a room full of people in the dark. However, the lights were restored during the Sunday School hour and we only lost them for a few minutes during worship service. We also enjoyed our choir and Tim Powell singing our special music.
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- Suggs shackles the Bulldogs on one-hitter April 22, 2017
- Hawks fall to Lions in extra innings in 1A series April 22, 2017
- West Union takes game one of series in battle of Lady Eagles April 25, 2017
- Myrtle sweeps in Division 1-1A track meet April 27, 2017
- East Union girls take dominating win at 1-2A meet April 27, 2017
- Falcons take game one win despite not having best stuff April 28, 2017
- Hamilton ends Lady Hawks playoff run April 27, 2017
- New Albany track teams place seventh at regionals April 27, 2017
- East Union girls take dominating win at 1-2A meet April 27, 2017
- Myrtle sweeps in Division 1-1A track meet April 27, 2017
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Myrtle, West Union reign champs
In an evening that pitted county rivals against one another, there was an atmosphere reserved for an intense division game, not a game in early December.
Myrtle and West Union battled back and forth the entire evening, and while Myrtle took its theme to the next level, West Union did not back down, answering anything Myrtle did.
This game, these schools, showed true school spirit, deserving of co-champion honors this year.
Myrtle's S.W.A.T. team a hit for fans of all ages
Myrtle has a rich tradition in basketball, and has had a lot to cheer for in the last decade.
From watching now WNBA standout Armintie Price develop in front of them to multiple trips to Jackson, vying for a state title, Myrtle's students know how to back their team, and was reinforced during a match-up against county rival West Union.
The S.W.A.T. came out in full force, donning t-shirts, holding signs and adding a strobe light, black lights and a police siren to the already unique pregame introductions.
"We always try to cheer as hard as we can at every game, and we have things we love to do, like the Cha Cha. We have to do that every game," cheerleader Allie Bishop said of the school's game day rituals.
"For this, we made the signs and bought t-shirts, just trying to get everyone to come together, so we can win, and the response from everyone has been great."
The section behind the home bench was filled by the black shirts, and West Union saw the S.W.A.T. team make its debut.
Standing for "Students With Aggressive Tactics," the section cheered hard during both games, and enjoyed not only watching the Hawks win in the second game, but also seeing their hard work pay off, which was weeks in the making.
One thing unique to the county schools is the age range of the students cheering at the games. Not just limited to the high school students, kids of all ages participated, and even the adults got in on the fun, creating a great atmosphere for Union County basketball.
"We're the best in the county, because we can all come together," Bishop said. "Almost the entire school is here. We're cheering on our team and doing everything we can to stand behind them and cheer them on to a win."
Since the West Union game last month, the S.W.A.T. team shirts have been seen at several games, both home and away, showing that school pride is very much alive at Myrtle.
West Union comes together to support its teams
The visiting side of Myrtle's gym was a sea of red, but not for the Hawks.
One of two teams given the challenge of competing on the road in this year's challenge, West Union answered the call and did not back down against its county rival.
The West Union cheerleaders made sure that the students remained active throughout the evening, incorporating the traditional cheers they use at home games.
"At every game, there are certain cheers that we do, certain ones for the boys and girls games," captain Julie Canoy said. "We also have themes we do for all of the games, like wearing all red or white, and we had a black out for our first game."
For the Myrtle game, students decked out in red, and some took it to the next level with face paint and tutus in the school's colors.
The girls' game had both schools going at one another, but it was West Union's intensity that created the tie this year.
Despite falling behind in the boys' game, the students reamined strong until the final minutes and made the evening an overall success for both schools.
"We tried to get as many people as we could out here, wearing red and cheering hard, and we think that it worked," captain Amber Kirk said.
For West Union, cheering at the games is not something reserved for certain students, it is a way to unify the entire school.
"We are the best student section in the county, because as a school, we come together," Canoy said.
"It doesn't matter if we hang out or not, we all come together to support our teams, and we encourage our basketball teams to play to the best of their ability."
Both schools put on an unbelievable show, and when they face one another on Jan. 8, there is sure to be another showdown, not only on the court, but also in the stands.
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- Suggs shackles the Bulldogs on one-hitter April 22, 2017
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- Cavender leads Lady Bulldogs to win over Ripley April 21, 2017
- Union County archery teams compete at AIMS state championship April 20, 2017
- Hawks fall to Lions in extra innings in 1A series April 22, 2017
- Suggs shackles the Bulldogs on one-hitter April 22, 2017
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Muldoon to present second talk in President's Lecture Series, Dec. 8
Posted November 30, 2005; 11:50 p.m.
Paul Muldoon, the Howard G.B. Clark '21 University Professor in the Humanities, will present the second talk in this year's President's Lecture Series on Thursday, Dec. 8.
The event, titled "In the Horse Latitudes," will feature the author reading from his new poems at 4:30 p.m. in 101 Friend Center.
Muldoon won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for poetry for "Moy Sand and Gravel," his ninth collection of poems. His tenth collection, "Horse Latitudes," is due to appear in the fall of 2006.
"The title refers to the area 30 degrees north and south of the equator in which sailing ships tend to be becalmed, in which stasis (if not stagnation) is the order of the day," Muldoon said. "From post-Agreement Ireland to George W. Bush's America, these poems present us with fields of battle, and fields of debate, in which we often seem to have come to a standstill, but in which language that has been debased may yet be restruck and made current to our predicament."
The lecture series was initiated by President Shirley M. Tilghman in 2001 to bring together faculty members from different disciplines. The final lecturer of the year will be Katherine Newman, the Malcolm Stevenson Forbes, Class of 1941, Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, on Monday, April 10.
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I found this American Thinker piece a thoughtful summary of how the US policy in the ME has been evolving, and where we now find ourselves. Seems that no matter what tack we take, we are facing these countries coming under the cloak of Sharia-law-abiding govts.
The name of Neville Chamberlain keeps coming to my mind.


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Nominations sought for President's Achievement Award
Posted January 28, 2004; 04:28 p.m.
Nominations for the prestigious President's Achievement Award are being accepted by the selection committee through Wednesday, Feb. 18. To access the nomination form and the rules and regulations about the nomination process, visit the President's Achievement Award Web site .
The President's Achievement Award recognizes members of the support and administrative staff with seven or more years of Princeton University service whose dedication and special efforts have contributed significantly to the success of their departments and the University.
Four awards are made annually to biweekly A and B staff and administrative and related staff in grades 1-6. A fifth award will be made to a member of the administrative and related staff in grades 7-8.
Send completed nomination forms to the PAA Selection Committee, Office of Human Resources , 1 New South.
Successful nominees will receive a cash award of $2,000 and a certificate and will be recognized at the Service Recognition Luncheon on April 15.
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This doesnt work for me. Just keeps calculating size. Protube works though.
A 150MB YouTube video I tried to download took around 6 minutes to "calculate the size."
A 23MB YouTube video I tried to download took around 1 minute to "calculate the size."
Using this scale, anything bigger or smaller in size would take longer or shorter respectively. It's perfectly normal.
I read the title as "new jailbreak free app" and began searching the App Store...woopse
Anyone know is this works with air play????????? Haven't tested it yet, if not it would be an awesome upgrade to this tweak!!!!!!
Problem is, the netflix video is still in tiny chunks and presumably still encrypted.... The app's built in player will play it just fine, but if you intend to download it off your iPhone and try to watch it on your computer you will be disappointed .. Unless someone has a method for playing them that I'm unaware of =)
Netflix video downloads include a crypt key and some m3u8 playlists.. I tried to play with iTunes just as an experiment but it failed.
I can confirm that the built in video player works fine even with internet disabled.. so obviously universal video downloader knows how to play the content =) ..


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First established in 1948 as an US Forest Service Experimental Forest, the H.J. Andrews is a 16,000-acre ecological research site in Oregon's beautiful western Cascades Mountains. The landscape is home to iconic Pacific Northwest old-growth forests of Cedar and Hemlock, and moss-draped ancient Douglas Firs; steep terrain; and fast, cold-running streams. In 1980 the Andrews became a charter member of the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Program.
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When I want something I just type it instead of seraching the start button tree. I find it more convient
That's a 35 year step backwards in user interface, though.
Yes... navigating a tree of folders to find what you want is so much more modern...
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Deeplinks Blog posts about DRM
Apparently, this year's MIDEM conference, the music industry's international trade show, took place in a parallel universe where the major record labels may be willing to ditch music download DRM. And this parallel universe may be coming to an online store near you in 2007.
Microsoft is trying to set its Zune media player apart from the iPod by showcasing its remarkably limited sharing feature. Many reviews have harped on how shared songs can only be played three times over three days. But the restrictions are actually even worse -- if you read the fine print, you'll find that "The Zune to Zune sharing feature may not be available for all audio files on your device."
In fact, Engadget reports that certain songs bought at Microsoft's own store cannot take advantage of Zune's sharing. All the songs come wrapped in DRM, and apparently Microsoft doesn't tell customers at the time of purchase whether songs can be shared or not.
Hey, RIAA, satellite radio and webcasters already pay you licensing fees. Leave their engineers alone.
Much of the coverage of the PERFORM Act, S. 256, recently reintroduced by Senator Feinstein (D - Calif.), seems to treat the issue as a tussle between XM and the RIAA over royalties. More important, however, is the DRM mandate tucked in there.
Webcasters and satellite radio both rely on compulsory licenses that permit them to broadcast whatever music they like, so long as they pay a license fee and follow a variety of rules (like playing no more than 3 songs from any one album in any 3-hour time period, if you're a webcaster).
The new Congress has barely begun, but the major record labels are already up to their old tricks.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein has re-introduced the PERFORM Act, a backdoor assault on your right to record off the radio. Satellite and digital radio stations as well as Internet webcasters would have to adopt digital rights management (DRM) restrictions or lose the statutory license for broadcasting music. Letters from constituents like you helped beat this dangerous proposal last year -- take action now to block it again.
This bill aims to hobble TiVo-like devices for satellite and digital radio. Such devices would be able to include "reasonable recording" features, but that excludes choosing and playing back selections based on song title, artist, or genre. Want to freely move recordings around your home network or copy them to the portable player of your choice? You'll be out of luck if PERFORM passes.
Way back in 1996, Congress directed the FCC to foster useful, competitive alternatives to cable providers' proprietary set-top boxes. As we saw at CES, several alternatives that rely on CableCARD technology are finally coming to market, and now the FCC has taken another step towards putting them on a more level competitive playing field.
Yesterday, the FCC denied Comcast's request for a permanent waiver from the "integration ban," which in effect forces cable providers to rely on CableCARD in their own set-top boxes. Without the ban, providers would be able to continue pushing their own proprietary set-top boxes on customers, treating CableCARD devices (such as TiVo Series 3 HD) like second-class citizens. The ban had been delayed twice before due to cable industry pressure and will go into effect on July 1.
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Princeton to honor secondary school teachers, June 4
Posted May 29, 2002; 06:31 p.m.
Princeton University will honor four outstanding New Jersey secondary school teachers at its 2002 Commencement June 4.
This year's honorees are: Helen Aslanides of Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood; Helen Bryce of Lakewood High School, Lakewood; Anne McCormick of Jackson Memorial High School, Jackson; and James Quinlan of Vernon Township High School, Vernon.
"In an era when there are so many concerns regarding the quality of our nation's schools, it's refreshing to be able to see firsthand the extraordinary competence of many of our state's classroom teachers," said John Webb, director of Princeton's Program in Teacher Preparation, which administers the awards. "The four teachers we selected from a pool of 94 exceptional nominees represent the finest that our schools have to offer."
Each teacher will receive $5,000 as well as $2,500 for his or her school library.
The four teachers were selected after an intensive review process which began in October when the principals of every public, private and parochial secondary school in the state were invited to submit a nomination with supporting information from colleagues, students and the nominated teachers.
A selection committee consisting of Webb, Dean of the College Nancy Malkiel, two Princeton professors and two external education professionals chose about a dozen finalists, and an observer visited each finalist at work.
Princeton has honored secondary school teachers since 1959. The University received an anonymous gift from an alumnus to establish the program.
Read the news release for more information about the honorees.
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These papers are very fun! I love having the dotted texture to my bazzill! The shade of pink is oh so girlie! I can't wait to get my little hands on some more swiss doted bazzill in more colors!!
I just love the color and how well this paper stands up. I am using it for a student project at school and it has worked well.
I was expecting just smooth cardstock with maybe white subtle dots. This was actually embossed. Love it!
Terrific for backgrounds or matting. Can't miss on this one!
This pink paper is such a pretty color.


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