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Paul Zarchan
Paul Zarchan has more than 40 years of experience designing, analyzing, and evaluating missile guidance systems. He has worked as Principal Engineer for Raytheon Mission Systems Division and has served as Senior Research Engineer with the Israel Ministry of Defense and has worked as Principal Member of the Technical Staff at C.S. Draper Laboratory. Mr. Zarchan is currently working on problems related to missile defense as a Member of the Technical Staff for MIT Lincoln Laboratory. He is author of Tactical and Strategic Missile Guidance, Fifth Edition and co-author of Fundamentals of Kalman Filtering: A Practical Approach Third Edition, both of which are books in the AIAA Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics Series.

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Despite his very genuine, life-long appreciation for fine art, Al Dorne decided at an early age to become an illustrator. He explained that when he was young "the beautiful art books we have now which bring fine reproductions of paintings into the lives of millions of people did not exist. Anyone, however, could open up The Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, or most magazines, and see the work of the best illustrators."
Dorne was pragmatic about his career choice:
"[Clients] want the very best you can give as an artist but it is equally important for you to give them what they need as advertisers. Commercial illustration - no matter how creatively artistic and skillful - is a business and you have to understand why you are being hired to do a given picture. The success of any picture - no matter how beautifully done - depends upon whether its function is realized."
"Commercial art is created to move goods or to communicate ideas. It is purely objective art used to convey the ideas of others. The painter, on the other hand, can afford to express subjectively his own feelings and his individual point of view."
"You accept his art as a thing that exists for itself. It has a life of its own. I deeply believe in the inherent right of the painter to paint what he wants to paint. However, the minute he takes on a specific commitment for money he has a responsibility to his patron."
"I have great respect for the painter who will work at unrelated jobs to support his family rather than compromise with his convictions and his art. But I firmly believe that the commercial artist must function to fulfill the requirements of the client."
Albert Dorne may seem like a man of contradictions. He professed to be passionate about art and drawing, yet he forthrightly admitted that he never kept a sketchbook, nor did he ever draw or paint for his own pleasure. "In the forty years I have been a professional artist," said Dorne, "I have poured all my creative needs into what I have done as an illustrator. Just let a client bring a problem and I am challenged to find the most creative and artistic way to solve it. I have often compromised my point of view to solve a communications problem - but I have never compromised my art itself. For good or bad, it was always the very best I could do as an artist."
For Albert Dorne, professionalism was everything -- and at its heart was a good attitude:
"I think a pro is a person who has tremendous respect for what he's doing and who never settles for anything less than the best of his capabilities. A real pro has a total devotion to what he does and a positive need to do it. He has an emotional and physical need to create and achieve the ultimate. He is a man of conviction who has a carefully nurtured image of perfect performance."
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Piotr (or Pita, or whatever he likes to call himself these days) will be mainly focusing on community management and helping us with fleshing out the story. He's starting work from February, so that's the time you should expect more stuff happening around here!
Here's the blog post where he talks a bit about himself : http://www.acidwizardstudio.com/?p=207


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My 1st fur baby turned 6 years old today. Happy Birthday, Napoleon!
Melody decided to put aside their differences and pose for pictures with Napoleon.
There has been misunderstandings between them so they are both cautious with each other. Although, you really can't tell in these photos. This was as close as she was willing to get to Napoleon.
Melody and Caesar are best friends. Caesar is really tolerant of kids. He howls along with her when he hears her crying.
Hugs! Caesar is basking in all the attention and affection that he gets from her.


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Samsung Galaxy S4 vs Galaxy S III vs iPhone 5 breakability and waterboarding score (video)
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1. FlushGordon (unregistered)
Damn I just hope Corning should stop all these marketing "10x more durable than this blah blah blah" BS claim...clearly Gorillaglass hasn't changed that much since GG1
I bet my el cheapo Dragontrail glass phone is much more durable
2. Peter98 (Posts: 119; Member since: 01 Aug 2012)
So who said plastic is more durable.
6. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Plastic is indeed more durable.
The part that took a beating is the Gorilla glass.
18. ebubekir26 (Posts: 337; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
very well said, the plastic is more durable, but the glass :/
even tho you say the truth, you will still get more dislikes because of the amount of Samsung haters
(can't wait for Note III)
20. ebubekir26 (Posts: 337; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
see :D
29. chocolaking (Posts: 495; Member since: 22 May 2012)
SAMSANG FAN BOYS claim plastic is x1000 more durable than anything else!
but who cares.. covers gonna be covering up the whole phone anyway.
3. Cesar (Posts: 140; Member since: 16 Aug 2012)
Samsung Galaxy S III has Gorilla Glass 2 = FAIL
Samsung Galaxy S 4 has Gorilla Glass 3 = FAIL
iPhone 5 has Gorilla Glass = best
15. eliasafram7 (Posts: 83; Member since: 18 Mar 2013)
buy a buff armor anti shock protection and shut up
22. Pedro0x (Posts: 271; Member since: 19 Oct 2012)
If a phone falls display on, it will in most cases crack. HTC one, SGS4, iphone 5, no difference all of them crack when they fall head on.
But I agree with that Gorilla Glass doesn´t seem to have improved much in durability, it is just thinner, wow :). Dragontrail Glass is way better, but I am still waiting for the safir glass.
4. thethird (Posts: 72; Member since: 28 Mar 2013)
I think the GS4 basically had a higher risk for breakability because of its larger screen. The GS4 had a larger screen surface area than the GS3 and iP5
5. mydi.maus (unregistered)
iphone 5 wins, overall..this could've been xperia z
7. tiara6918 (Posts: 2262; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
I agree with you,they should also include the xperia z,it even might score1-3 since its water,shock and dust proof
8. SleepingOz (unregistered)
XZ is not shock proof. There are many cases reported on XDA where its glass panels shattered.
9. TheBitterTruth (unregistered)
Nokia 3310 breakabilty score: 0
10. TheBitterTruth (unregistered)
Lumia 920 should get 2-3 points
11. jacko1977 (Posts: 428; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
lands on back
Galaxy S III - Back 10 oem can diy
iphone - back 100 to 200 cant diy
19. Hemlocke (unregistered)
The iPhone 5 is extremely easy to DIY.
30. JEverettnow (Posts: 228; Member since: 11 Mar 2013)
Any sort of after market backing or glass brings it out of warranty though.
12. nobelset (Posts: 270; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
It really depends on how it lands, I've dropped my note 2 about a dozen times(no joke, I'm a noob at being responsible) including once from my bath robe holder into a pail of water on the floor underneath and nothing has happened(yet).
13. JMartin22 (Posts: 2297; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
Corning Gorilla Glass really is just a big marketing flop. Nothing but a lot of false advertising. The experiments that they often conduct in their labs, that benchmark the strength of their signature product, and comparison to the competitive glass; isn't a proper representation of the real world usage and ware we put on our devices when we drop and impact them on a hard surface; therefore, those tests aren't conducive to really being relevant to us, as consumers.
As mentioned, the problem isn't in relation with the build material. The polycarbonate plastic will actually absorb damage better and leave less of a mark on the device's unibody than aluminum per se. The problem is, the front side of the phone is composed of over 93% glass, which covers nearly 50% of the whole device.
Doesn't matter what Corning will call their next conception. Glass will always be glass; therefore, the same risk of fracture on any other phone will occur. iPhone just has a better chance because it's a smaller body and it's composed of considerably less glass on the front side >_>
25. Daftama (Posts: 633; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Yeah morons still think i5 is better because of this score
14. N5110 (Posts: 13; Member since: 26 Apr 2013)
Defend your beloved samsung fanbois. lol
16. eliasafram7 (Posts: 83; Member since: 18 Mar 2013)
buy a buff armor anti shock protection and shut uphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v
17. Sprissy (Posts: 193; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
I don't care what the phone is....they are all breakable....get a good case and you won't have a problem!
21. selena1000 (Posts: 85; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
who the hell was saying iphone 5 is more prone to damage than galaxy s4???
23. sharks (Posts: 236; Member since: 16 Feb 2013)
What's the breakability score on the HTC One?
24. Daftama (Posts: 633; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Screen size has to do alot with the impact..get an icrap 5" and you will see same results. .and when taking out of the water why did the iphone slide and rest didn't hmmm...Gorilla Glass 3 has failed again
26. Daftama (Posts: 633; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Of you watch the video s4 get s a little more push
27. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
I don't know why many people blaming Gorila Glass
its ''DURABLE GLASS''not ''UNBREAKABLE GLASS''.
And until this day there is no ''UNBREAKABLE MATERIAL'' with sufficient force, any material , can be crack, scratch,
chip, split or even shatter.
And Aluminums is not weaker than plastic with some advance process even Aluminums can be much more stronger than Stainless Steel and Scratch resistant too just like HTC One S.
And this the comparison between Iphone 5 material vs S4/S3 material :
When other plastic and metal devices with weaker gorila galss, can be more durable than samsung devices. Thats mean the problem is Samsung design costruction.


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Suwannee County, FL- July 10, 2012
The flood water is mostly gone in Suwannee County but it's left many streets and residences peppered with sinkholes.
Chuck Matukaitis and his next door neighbor Mikell Cook counted 33 sinkholes between their two properties; that is before they stopped counting.
But the big show stopper is the impossibly large sinkhole that has swallowed up much of his pasture.
"It's getting a lot of attention I can tell you that. People are here everyday taking pictures. People wanting to go inside there, wanting arrow heads and stuff."
But you wouldn't want to go down there; you might not make it back out.
Matukaitis lives in McAlpin; just south of Live Oak. He and his neighbors have dubbed the mammoth sinkhole "The McAlpin Grand Canyon".
FEMA measured it on Sunday to be 61 feet down at its deepest point. But Matukaitis says it keeps expanding and sinking everyday, so no one really knows how deep it is now.
He had to move in with one neighbor because a sinkhole threatens his house. And another neighbor is watching after his cattle.
"Cows are very curious so if I put them on this pasture they're going to get down in there and I won't be able to get them out," said Matukaitis.
And they say the sinkhole next to it is about to get much bigger. It is filled with water and the water is bubbling. That is a sure fire indication. When the bubbles blow the water will explode into the air much like the geyser "Old Faithful".
Matukaitis described when the so called "McAlpin Grand Canyon" did the same thing.
"This one was just an amazing row of water in the air. It was incredible," Matukaitis said.
Matukaitis says the ground is collapsing into a river running through an underground canyon below the property.


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Earlier this week, the Celtics plunged a long blade deep into the heart of the New York Knicks.
On Friday night, the Celtics grabbed the handle and twisted it a little, just for fun.
Both Celtics' wins might have been more satisfying for their fans if the Knicks weren't such a sad, dysfunctional waste of talent, but the Celtics will gladly take the pair of notches in the win column.
But Friday's victory came about in different fashion than the one earned six days earlier in New York, where the Celtics slaughtered the Knicks by 41 points at Madison Square Garden, their largest victory there ever.
No, the rematch at TD Garden fell on Friday the 13th, so of course, it was a thriller.
The Celtics came out on top, again, 90-86, but, to them, it still tasted just as sweet after they came back from an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter, closing the game on a 22-7 run.
"This team is No. 1 in our division for a reason," Knicks guard J.R. Smith said of the Celtics.
The win snapped a two-game Celtics' skid and bumped the team's record to 11-14. The last-place Knicks fell to 6-16.
"Games like this build character,'' said Celtics guard Courtney Lee, who scored a season-high 18 points in 19 minutes off the bench. "The group that's out there, we learned to trust each other. We've been in these situations before. The only way to get out of them is to continue to fight and to continue to stay together.
"I mean, beating a team by 41, that all looks nice and whatnot, but showing that character and that toughness and togetherness out there, these games mean a lot more."
Celtics rookie coach Brad Stevens harped on how the win was a learning lesson.
"I wouldn't want to go through it again, but that's exactly what our team needed," Stevens said. "We needed to have a lead, lose it, be backed up against the wall, and figure out a way to win."
Indeed, the Celtics haven't fared well in roller-coaster games. They've played hard to the end, but they haven't always found a way to come out on top after blowing a sizeable lead.
The Celtics used a 21-2 run to take a 17-point lead in the second quarter against the Knicks, and it looked like the game was going to be a carbon copy of Boston's matinee massacre at MSG.
But the Knicks, with their bloated $86 million payroll, decided to show some spine, using a 41-17 run to take a 69-62 lead with 3:10 in the third quarter.
The Knicks led, 79-68, with 10:12 in the fourth quarter, and it appeared as if they might hang on. But then the Celtics started roaring back behind their bench. Phil Pressey hit a jumper, then fed Gerald Wallace for a layup, and Vitor Faverani sank a 3-pointer.
The Celtics kept coming, and the Knicks started to wilt.
Finally, Avery Bradley hit a 3-pointer from the right corner with 2:38 left that gave the Celtics their first lead of the quarter, 86-84.
When it sank through the net, the Garden became a raucous madhouse.
Faverani made a layup after that, capping a 20-5 run, and the final twist of the dagger came when Jeff Green made a layup over Smith with nine seconds left.
"Early in the season, if we had this type of game, we lost a couple of them," said Green, who scored 8 points. "Now we learned from the beginning of the season and we know how to correct ourselves and put ourselves back in position to win the game."
Carmelo Anthony scored a game-high 26 points, but he was 1 of 8 in the fourth quarter.
"You have to realize you're away, on the road, and these teams aren't going to give up," said the typically shot-happy Smith, who only took one shot in 26 minutes.
But the Celtics still had some mistakes to overcome.
They had 16 turnovers the Knicks cashed in for 16 points, compared with the 8 points the Celtics scored off 7 Knick turnovers.
Celtics point guard Jordan Crawford also had an off night.
Over the last seven games prior to Friday night, Crawford averaged 19.1 points on 47.5 percent shooting, but he missed all eight of his shots, including five from 3-point range, finishing with 2 measly points.
Jared Sullinger scored 17 points in the first half, but had just 2 in the second when he was saddled with foul trouble.
Typically, the Celtics would lose any game in which a key player struggles, as they just don't have the talent and firepower to make up for such a gap.
In circumstances like that, Stevens said, "what you want to do is tighten, tighten it even more, stay together, become even more accountable, more resilient, and even tougher together, and that was what happened tonight."
It was the kind of win that, as Green said, the Celtics wouldn't have pulled off earlier in the season. If anything, it was another sign of progress, a term that is foreign to the Knicks these days.


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My friend and I just bottle an Irish stout that we are tweaking for an upcoming competition. we were very close to placing last year but we fine tuned the recipe. We made a 5 gallon batch and bottled half of the brew then added 2 ounces of cherry flavoring to the other half. I was wondering if anyone has used the LD Carlson flavoring for their beer and how is the taste? We are going to enter both beers and hope to at least get a higher score than last year.
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Pets, Pets, Pets . .
Life is the pits for far too many Pit Bulls. ASPCA statistics show that the Pit Bull and its permutations are more likely to be abused than any other breed; also more apt to be emaciated or chained. The glut of Pits in town shelters forms the tip of the iceberg. We don't see them all. Dog fighting victims aside-if a Pit Bull is sentenced to a life in a yard at the end of a chain, and no one intervenes, does the dog still suffer? It doesn't take a philosopher to answer that question.
Last weekend's Pit Bull Predicament conference sponsored by Last Hope, Inc. examined obstacles faced by Pit Bulls and explored strategies to reduce irresponsible breeding and enhance
POLICE their public image and adoptability. Pits deemed Canine Good Citizens, therapy
BLOTTER dogs, agility champs are all canine ambassadors promoting their kind. Speakers discussed breed myths and special shelter care needs. However, first priority is spay/neuter to shut the floodgates. Besides an influx of Bully breed adults, nowadays most puppies and litters at LI shelters are Pit mixes.
Shelter Pits: Pre-adoption spay/neuter needs to be mandatory and low cost. No dog leaving a shelter or rescue group should contribute to the surplus; no more "oops" litters or sources of breedable Pits to fuel the street gang market. Babylon Shelter is last to get on board, but, hopefully, a spay/neuter program will begin this month. A sterilized pet product no longer appeals to the customers who want a dog for the wrong reasons. In time dog intake will diminish at town shelters. Temperament testing to select for adoptability, humane education, reference screened applications, and home checks before placement help to solidify the dog's future well-being.
Repeat offender owners looking to reclaim intact Pits pose another problem. Town shelters are researching the legality of variable redemption fees with spay/neuter incentives while the dog is still impounded. In other words, it would be much cheaper to bail out your newly spayed Pit than to spring the same pooch unspayed.
What about the public's Pits? Long Island lags far behind NYC (thanks to the efforts of Maddie's Fund, Mayor's Alliance and ASPCA) and the rest of the country when it comes to free or low cost/spay neuter clinics for owned pets. These simple surgeries can cost several hundred dollars in Nassau or Suffolk. Many folks cannot afford to do the right thing.
The speakers enumerated innovative programs designed to make spay/neuter both inexpensive and accessible to those with limited resources. Plans target Pit Bulls and other unfortunate yard dogs. Some have catchy names like "Customize Your Pits" or "Pit Stops" with car racing tie-ins; others like "Bucks for Balls" provide free operations plus a $10 bonus for each unneutered Pit.
Bernice Clifford and Jane Berkey represented the Animal Farm Foundation of Bangall, NY (www.animalfarmfoundation.org) which supports numerous Pit Bull initiatives because, as they say, "Pits are the dogs with the problems". An Animal Farm grant helped fund the St. Louis OpSpot "Love Your Pit, Spay/Neuter" campaign kicked off on Valentines Day showing a poster of a little girl hugging her blind Pit Bull. With the help of 17 vets, 280 Pits were spayed and neutered in two weeks. Jane mentioned that in south Los Angeles subsidized pet spay/ neuter is advertised via churches, reinforcing the idea that a pet is part of the family.
Some cities have SNIP mobile spay vans, but Jacques Lynn Schultz, ASPCA national outreach director, described ASPCA Mission Orange in Austin, TX that goes a step further. A dog census focuses on Pits, and the 4 next plentiful breeds in the neediest area zip codes. Owners can get free spay/neuter and microchips for their qualifying dogs. Once entered in the system, their dog is entitled to other low cost medical services.
Mission of Mercy Close to Home: Linda Klampfl, a nurse and president of Almost Home (www.almosthomeli.org), spoke about her group's outreach program Training Wheels- where a dozen dedicated volunteers assist 110+ Wyandanch families ("Pets" online 11/22/07; 11/ 2/06 ) . Linda estimates that 80% of their recipients, many single parent families, have Pit Bulls. To improve quality of life for these animals, Almost Home shares expertise, free food, shelter, proper tie-outs and medical care for pets, many of them chained Pits who have never met a vet. At one stop Linda in a non-judgmental way demonstrates to a mother how to attach a dog so he doesn't wrap around a tree and freeze to death, only to learn that a previous dog had met that fate. Compassion is teachable; thus another goal is to enlighten the children so future pets are treated better.
Almost Home's jewel in the crown is free pet spay/ neuter with pick up and delivery. Many Training Wheels clients do love their pets and are trying the best they can, but lack transportation even to a free clinic or animal soup kitchen. Others are resistant to the thought of castrating a dog. It takes time, trust and gentle persuasion to convince them that neutering benefits both dog and owner. Just before her talk, Linda got word 6 spay appointments are booked for the coming week. She's thrilled. Every "litter" bit helps. Almost Home (631-627-3665) needs donated pet food /supplies and an extended outreach with more humane groups and cooperating vets to go into other impoverished communities.
Town shelters, rescues, veterinarians, the caring public...Helen Keller once said: "Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." She wasn't speaking to Sir Thomas, her beloved Pit Bull, or referring to his breed's present predicament, yet her message resounded at last weekend's conference.
For Adoption: This week "Lilly" a Pit/Dalmatian in Cage 27 represents the Pit mixes at Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon. Though she has been waiting months for someone to notice her, Lilly is young and sociable. Meanwhile "Scout" in the Cat Colony is a super affectionate longhaired tuxedo, only 7 months old, already neutered.
More Dogs: a purebred m. yellow Lab Cage 6; outgoing tan Shepherd Cage 22; "Mama Mia" Cage 37 raised a litter of 9 at the shelter and deserves a home.
Cats: "Mousy"- the condo kitty in the lobby; several mini-Morris young kittens.


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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
With a meat mallet or a rolling pin, pound the chicken cutlets between sheets of plastic wrap to 1/8-inch thickness. Season the cutlets with salt and pepper and press the seasonings into the meat with your fingers.
Make the coating: Combine the bread crumbs, cheese, parsley, salt, and pepper in a small bowl. Work in the olive oil by hand, then spread the mixture on a dinner plate. Spread the flour on another dinner plate. Break the eggs into a shallow bowl and beat lightly. Dip the cutlets in the flour, coating both sides and shaking off the excess. Then dip in the egg, letting any excess drip back into the bowl. Finally, coat the cutlets on both sides with the seasoned bread crumbs, pressing them into place. As each cutlet is coated, place it on a tray. Cover the cutlets and refrigerate until you are ready to fry them.
Heat a large skillet over high heat until very hot. Add olive oil to a depth of 1/4-inch. When the oil is almost smoking, add as many cutlets as the skillet will hold comfortably; do not crowd the pan. Cook until the cutlets are golden on the bottom, about 1 minute. Turn and cook on the second side about 30 seconds to 1 minute longer. With tongs, lift the cutlets as they are done, allowing any excess oil to drain back into the skillet, and transfer to cookie sheet lined with paper bag to drain excess oil. Repeat with the remaining cutlets.
When ready to serve, place chicken cutlets on cookie sheet to finish cooking, about 2 minutes.
Place the arugula in a large bowl. Drizzle with enough extra-virgin olive oil to coat the leaves lightly. Add a squeeze of lemon and some salt and pepper. Toss, taste, and adjust the seasoning.
Divide the cutlets among 4 plates, placing them in the center. Spoon a little Salsa Rosa on each side of the cutlets. Mound the arugula salad on top. With a vegetable peeler, shave a little Parmesan on top of the salad.
Michael's Notes: If you like my version of Chicken Milanese, and I know you will, try the same method on pounded veal, turkey breasts or on very thin swordfish steaks.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees F.
Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil. Brush the bell peppers lightly with olive oil and place on the baking sheet. Bake, turning every 10 to 15 minutes, until the peppers are blistered all over, about 30 minutes total. Transfer the peppers to a brown paper bag, and close tightly so they steam as they cool. You can roast the peppers under the broiler or over a gas flame, if you prefer, but I like to do them in a hot oven. It takes a little longer, but you don't have to monitor them as closely.
While peppers are steaming, heat the 2 tablespoons olive oil in a small skillet over high heat. Add the whole chiles, lower the heat to moderate, and cook, turning occasionally, until the chiles are softened, lightly browned, and blistered on all sides, about 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the skillet from the heat and let the chilies cool in the oil for several minutes. When cool enough to handle, remove the stems.
Add more oil to the skillet, if needed, to make 2 tablespoons. Reheat the oil over moderate heat and add the garlic. Cook until lightly browned, about 30 seconds, then add the oregano and saute briefly to release its fragrance. Add the tomato puree and salt, bring to a simmer, and simmer for about 5 minutes to thicken slightly.
Remove peppers from bag, peel and remove the stems, seeds, and ribs; avoid the temptation to rinse the peppers, which would wash away flavor. You should have about 4 cups.
Combine the red peppers, serrano chiles, and tomato sauce in a blender and puree until smooth. Add the vinegar and the black pepper to taste and puree again. Taste and adjust the seasoning. Refrigerate for up to 5 days or freeze for up to 4 months.
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Researching Employers
Since employers have indicated that the biggest interview "no-no" is a lack of knowledge about the company, one of your most important tasks in your job search and your overall career development is to learn as much as possible about industry information and the organizations within those industries.
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On this page you see photos of a leg & belly show under the pretext of performing Aztec Dances. It took place at the Cathedral Chapel of St. Vibiana, downtown Los Angeles.TIA goes on to explain that these Mexicans exposed Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ's gluten-bound flesh to this naked thigh and tummy pornfest:
Our point is that it is gravely unffitting for such a show to take place in a Catholic Church before the Altar, with the Blessed Sacrament present in the Tabernacle.And that God should punish the so-called Catholics who allowed this travesty:
It is a profanation that Catholics should reject and make reparation for.I know this man in Seattle who provides redemption by spanking naughty men for money. Let these desecraters of Jesus' sacred and wheaty flesh feel the sting of Seattle Sven's Mighty and Terrible Spatula of Redemption.


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How will new faces factor into Tigers' success?
DETROIT -- The Tigers have no shortage of questions entering 2014. After all, no matter what else happens this offseason, Detroit looks like a team in transition after trading All-Star slugger Prince Fielder and rotation stalwart Doug Fister and replacing the retired Jim Leyland with first-time manager Brad Ausmus.
For all the questions, however, the real quandary comes down to one root issue: After all the moves, are the Tigers a better team now than last season, when they fell to the Red Sox in a closely played American League Championship Series.
DETROIT -- The Tigers have no shortage of questions entering 2014. After all, no matter what else happens this offseason, Detroit looks like a team in transition after trading All-Star slugger Prince Fielder and rotation stalwart Doug Fister and replacing the retired Jim Leyland with first-time manager Brad Ausmus.
For all the questions, however, the real quandary comes down to one root issue: After all the moves, are the Tigers a better team now than last season, when they fell to the Red Sox in a closely played American League Championship Series.
With a newfound emphasis on defense, especially in the infield, and a major infusion of speed with free-agent signing Rajai Davis, there's an argument to be made that these Tigers are better prepared to win in the postseason. For all the impressive numbers Detroit's offense posted in 2013, it still suffered a dozen regular-season shutouts, two more in the postseason, and seven 1-0 losses in total. By all appearances, there's more potential for manufacturing offense with this team than the last one.
The question before the Tigers can worry again about the postseason is whether the task has become tougher to get back to the playoffs. Over a 162-game schedule, the gap between Detroit and the rest of the AL Central might well be smaller.
Mathematically, Detroit didn't feel comfortable with its third consecutive division crown until late this past season, even after opening an eight-game lead in August. In the end, the gap with second-place Cleveland fell to a single game, thanks in no small part to the Marlins sweeping the Tigers in Miami to end the regular season and the Indians going on a late charge.
Cleveland lost some talent as well, but also retooled. So did third-place Kansas City, which bolstered its rotation before adding former Tiger Omar Infante to fill its long-running void at second base.
For all the talent on the Tigers' roster, there was always an expectation that they would run away with the division at some point in 2013. It was a close race for much of the year until the Tigers swept four games in Cleveland in August, but it was never as vast as some expected. That expectation arguably shouldn't be as big in 2014.
Here's a look at some of the Tigers' most important issues heading into the campaign:
1. Is Ausmus ready to manage a World Series contender?
Out of the handful of teams that changed managers at season's end, the Tigers offered the best contending team, and as such had the best choice of candidates. Ausmus wasn't hired for a long-term project; the urgency to win is virtually as strong for him as it was for Leyland. With no managerial experience at any level, however, Ausmus is still a relative unknown. He has talked about goals and style, but there's no history to demonstrate it. No matter the expectations and impressions, this is still an untested hire, and it might go down as the biggest gamble of a hire in team president/general manager Dave Dombrowski's career.
2. Will the Tigers re-sign Max Scherzer?
Dombrowski has said he wants to keep Scherzer in a Tigers uniform, and Scherzer has said he wants to stay in Detroit. In between those common sentiments, however, are two major factors: Scherzer is just a year away from becoming potentially the headline free agent on next winter's market, and agent Scott Boras has a history of preferring clients test free agency before entertaining contract extensions. Though Scherzer has put everything together to realize his potential for a mere season and a half, the results from that stretch demand a good amount of attention. Expect the issue to follow the Tigers through Spring Training, unless and until a deal is reached or one of the two sides makes a statement. The chances of an early deal seem long, but the Tigers are used to defying expectations on contracts. If it doesn't happen in Spring Training, however, history suggests it won't happen.
3. Who will protect Miguel Cabrera in the lineup now that Fielder has been traded?
Most likely, Victor Martinez will reprise his 2011 role as Cabrera's protection in the lineup. It won't be enough to keep opponents from walking Cabrera with regularity -- not even Fielder could do that -- but Martinez's .394 average and 87 RBIs with runners in scoring position in 2011 suggest he's capable, though his .264 average in those situations this past season didn't reinforce it. Unless one of Detroit's youngsters enjoys a breakout season, or Torii Hunter goes back to a middle-of-the-order role, Martinez is the best option.
4. Is Nick Castellanos ready to play every day in the Majors?
Offensively, the Tigers' top prospect enjoyed a good but not great 2013 season at Triple-A Toledo with a .276 average, 37 doubles, 18 doubles, 76 RBIs and a .793 OPS. Buried within those numbers, however, were two big adjustment periods. Castellanos recovered from a .259 average in April to put up back-to-back good months, then rebounded again from a rough July to enjoy a solid stretch run. There's a decent chance he'll struggle out of Opening Day, but also a good chance he'll learn from it, which is what the Tigers want to see whenever the struggles arrive. If he can do that, he'll be better for it by the stretch run. Defensively, Castellanos has to adjust back to third base after a year and a half in the outfield, but he should eventually settle in.
5. Is Bruce Rondon ready this time around for a major role in the bullpen?
The fact that Detroit's big middle reliever signing was Joba Chamberlain, attempting to rebound from a tough close to his Yankees tenure, says plenty about the Tigers' faith in Rondon as their setup man. Of course, they had similar belief in Rondon as a closer last winter, leaving them to improvise once command struggles in Spring Training scuttled Rondon's timetable. The Tigers saw what Rondon can do to big league hitters in overpowering performances in August and September. The challenge for Rondon is to put those types of outings together for an extended stretch.
6. Can Ian Krol and Phil Coke handle the left-handed sluggers in the American League Central?
Drew Smyly steadily progressed in 2013 from sixth starter and long reliever on Opening Day to a primary lefty reliever by the home stretch. With Fister in Washington, however, Smyly is back in a starting role, and Coke -- whose season-long struggles created the opportunity for Smyly in the first place -- has an opportunity to regain his old job under a new manager. He'll need both his health and his breaking ball to do so. Similarly, the Tigers hope Krol can take his encouraging stretches in Washington's bullpen and put together a strong full season. If he does, the Fister trade to Washington takes on a somewhat different look.
7. Which is the real Andy Dirks, 2013 or 2012?
Dombrowski said at the Winter Meetings that Dirks battled knee issues for most of the 2013 season, the product of a Spring Training collision with the left-field fence. He's healthy now, but unlike 2011 and '12, he won't have winter ball as a momentum builder for him to enter Spring Training with his timing at the plate already set. While Dirks' walk ratio was as good or better than his previous seasons, his strikeout rate jumped and his slugging percentage plummeted. Realistically, Dirks should fall somewhere in between the year-to-year numbers. With Davis on board to start in left field against left-handers and potentially take time against righties if and when he finds his hot streaks at the plate, Dirks will be pressed to produce in what Ausmus warns will not necessarily be a simple lefty-righty platoon.
8. How good of a starter can Smyly become?
With Smyly having to fill Fister's shoes, it's easy to forget that the lefty had his stretches of stinginess in Detroit's rotation in 2012 before the Anibal Sanchez trade took away his starting job. Even in short relief stints, Smyly never totally got away from the mix of fastball, cutter and breaking ball that made him so effective as a starter, so he won't have to dust off old pitches. The key will be to pace himself and mix his approach to hitters the second and third times through the opposing lineup. He won't be mentioned alongside the trio of Verlander, Scherzer and Sanchez, but Smyly has the potential to become a very good middle-of-the-rotation starter.
9. Is Robbie Ray as good of a prospect as the Tigers seem to believe?
Though Krol and Steve Lombardozzi have the chance to make immediate contributions in Detroit, Ray's success will almost surely be the key on which the Fister trade will be judged. The 22-year-old had outstanding numbers between high Class A and Double-A ball in 2013, going 11-5 with a 3.36 ERA and 160 strikeouts over 142 innings. Before that, however, he had followed up a nice 2011 stint with a miserable 2012 in A-ball. The Tigers talked about other prospects in the Nationals' system, but they saw recent upside in Ray, who will make the jump to Triple-A Toledo after just 11 Double-A starts last year. He's on a fast track, for better or worse, one that could have him take a rotation spot in 2015 if the Tigers can't re-sign Scherzer.
10. Can Austin Jackson rebound once again?
At least Jackson has done it before. In even-numbered seasons, he has been an offensive catalyst, including an AL Rookie of the Year candidacy in 2010 and a borderline All-Star case in 2012. The odd-numbered seasons afterwards have seen batting averages plummet, on-base percentages drop and deep slumps leave Jackson and team officials searching for answers. He'll have a new hitting coach in Wally Joyner, whose positive reinforcement and philosophies as an assistant hitting coach in Philadelphia reportedly worked wonders with young Domonic Brown. With free agency looming after the 2015 season, Jackson has plenty to gain from another bounceback campaign.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason.


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One of the best web pages which links to a wide variety of free military web pages, is ShoeString Genealogy: Free U.S. Military Databases.
All in one location you can link to a variety of databases, such as The Veteran Ancestor Registry, U.S. National Cemetery Administration Nationwide Graveside Locator, 1820 U.S. Pension List and more. The nice thing about ShoeString Genealogy's link area is that each link has comments which supply more information.
The topics are general and then break down into various wars, beginning with King Philip's War (1675-1677). Under the Revolutionary War you will a variety of records, including the British, German and Loyalist Officers in the American Revolution, along with the Valley Forge Muster Roll and more.
The links continue through the Vietnam War and conclude with some miscellaneous databases. It is certainly a great place to explore and further your knowledge of the various types of military records. I hope that you hit pay dirt and find what you need in your search for military ancestors.


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Consolidated Label needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 39 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
Consolidated Label
Consolidated Label manufactures custom printed self-adhesive labels for medium-sized businesses. We're about anticipating our customer's needs, and servicing those needs with a focus on quality.
We want our brand to speak to owners and buyers in medium sized businesses in a variety of markets. We print labels for food, beverage, household, and personal care products.
We're looking for a logo refresh that incorporates the theme of our existing logo. We would like an updated, clean type treatment, and a graphic element incorporating labels/labels on a roll.
Most importantly, the design should be fresh, modern, clean, and professional. You can experiment with color as long as the image is professional; the colors we currently use are black, silver, maroon, royal blue and green.
The text should read Consolidated Label only
The logo must be in vector format (Illustrator/.ai is preferred), no raster images. Your design should also scale and translate easily to black and white.
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Cain Makes 14 Saves
STORRS, Conn. – For the Yale Bulldogs, the annual game with state rival UConn always offers a chance to see how they stack up in the national field hockey scene. The Huskies, ranked No. 5 in the country right now, have made 23 NCAA Tournament appearances -- including each of the last 10 years. With a game vs. No. 2 Princeton looming next weekend, it was particularly important for the Bulldogs to get some experience playing a top-ranked team before taking on the Tigers in a game with Ivy League title implications. While Yale wound up falling to the Huskies 3-0, there were enough signs of progress to provide some optimism for the remainder of the season.
Yale (2-3, 1-0 Ivy League) was coming off an emotional 2-1 overtime Ivy League win against Harvard Saturday, but the Bulldogs showed no signs of a letdown in the early going Sunday. In fact, they held the powerful Huskies offense -- which was averaging nearly four goals a game entering the day -- without a shot until midway through the first, when junior goalie Emily Cain made a kick save on McKenzie Townsend and followed it up with a terrific diving save on Erin Koonz just seconds later. But shortly after that the Huskies got their first penalty corner of the day, and they turned that into a goal as Marie Elena Bolles deflected in a shot by Chloe Hunnable.
UConn (7-0) had two more corners in the half but came up empty, and freshman forward/midfielder Nicole Wells broke up a pair of passes in the final 30 seconds of the half to help the Bulldogs go into the break within striking distance.
Yale kept UConn's shot total to a relatively manageable 11 in the first half, with senior Mary Beth Barham once again leading the defense in her fourth game at back after converting from the midfield. Two other Bulldogs, junior midfielder Erica Borgo and junior forward/midfielder Emily Schuckert, have also been adjusting to new roles as the team continues to deal with last weekend's injury to junior midfielder/back Georgia Holland.
"Both Borgo and 'Schucks' are taking on new roles and doing a nice job, being leaders and helping the less experienced players," said Yale head coach Pam Stuper. "Mary Beth has become the anchor of our defense, and she really has broken up some dangerous plays by our opponents. And Emily Cain made some great saves today."
The four freshmen on Yale's roster are also coming along, and Saturday was their first chance to compete against a top-five opponent. Wells and back Molly Wolf have both emerged as starters, with forward Danee Fitzgerald and midfielder/back Noelle Villa also seeing regular action.
"Nicole and Molly are starting to understand their roles better, and now they see how they can contribute," Stuper said.
But UConn had the advantage of playing with a two-time All-American in goal (Sarah Mansfield), and Bolles and Hunnable were both All-Mideast Region selections a year ago. The talent-laden Huskies eventually pulled away thanks to 17 shots in the second half, when Bolles set up a tally by Koonz and Alicia Angelini scored on a penalty stroke. Cain made one last save on Bolles with just over three minutes to play to finish the day with 14 saves, but the Huskies came away with the 3-0 win.
"We put this game in the schedule to help prepare for Princeton," Stuper said. "UConn is always a great team. In many ways today we played the best hockey that we have all season. We know that we have to work on making ourselves more dangerous in our attacking 40. That was the difference today."
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Anita Sarkeesian over at Feminist Frequency just posted a vid critiquing the gender imbalance in video games, to the Flight of the Conchords song "Too Many Dicks on the Dance Floor". It's inspired by sloanesomething's Star Trek vid along similar lines.
Not only are these games dominated by male characters but even the few women characters who get staring roles are replicating the overly patriarchal, violent, macho behaviour all wrapped up in a hyper sexualized body. I specifically used clips from two games that help to counter this male dominance: Portal a game of strategy and Mirror's Edge which stars a woman of color in a dystopian future.
Not surprisingly the vast majority of game producers, designers and writers are men. To put it simply, there are too many dicks on the dance floor!
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When comparing Xfce vs Budgie, the Slant community recommends Xfce for most people. In the question"What are the best Linux desktop environments?" Xfce is ranked 1st while Budgie is ranked 7th. The most important reason people chose Xfce is:
Not just helpful for older computers where few system resources are available, but also simply for those who want to get the most out of their systems. not true, very high cpu
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Pro Low system resource consumption
Not just helpful for older computers where few system resources are available, but also simply for those who want to get the most out of their systems. not true, very high cpu
Pro Highly customizable
Xfce offers plenty of settings, and even things like theming XFWM is a simple task (it's just a handful of images.)
Many possible permutations of window colors, borders, fonts, etc. Compositing can make it look downright sexy.
Pro Works on a wide variety of platforms
Xfce can be installed on several UNIX platforms. It is known to compile on Linux, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, Cygwin and MacOS X, on x86, PPC, Sparc, and Alpha.
Pro Rock solid stability
Xfce will never be the cause of your crash.
Pro A true UNIX Desktop Environment
Xfce adheres to the UNIX philosophy, which means it strives for being modular, minimal and expandable. This makes it very much customizable. You can make it as minimal as you want and as heavyweight as you want depending on the features and modules/plugins you use.
Pro Designed for productivity
It loads and executes applications fast, while conserving system resources.
Pro Does what it's meant to do easily and efficiently
XFCE is a desktop environment first and foremost, it does not waste time being overly flashy or by being bloated with features.
Pro Adheres to standards
A priority of Xfce is adherence to standards, specifically those defined at freedesktop.org allowing for interoperability and shared technology for X Window System desktops. This interoperability is particularly significant for users looking to, e.g., run alternative window managers.
Pro Best for newcomers
Any one new to Linux feels comfortable using it.
Pro Low resource usage combined with flexible configuration
Pro Window manager (XFWM) is a compositing WM by default
By having a compositing WM as the default WM makes way for a lot of visual tweaks and tricks that can and do make Xfce look great. You can adjust the transparency, shadows, borders, etc. and many other advanced tweaks are also available.
Pro Well defined Session Manager
Pro Excellent panel management and selection of panel applets
Xfce provides excellent management of panels and a rich selection of panel applets.
Pro Easy to export or import configurations
Pro Built from scratch and integrates into current technolgies
Budgie is built from scratch to integrate with the Gnome stack, this way hopefully having more stability by utilizing technologies that have a lot of community work already behind them.
Pro It's minimal and gorgeous
Pro It's maintained by a dedicated bunch of folks with an eye for detail
Pro Very lightweight
Runs well on low-end hardware and gaming PC's alike.
Pro modern design
Pro Can emulate Gnome 2 desktop look
The Budgie desktop can emulate the classic Gnome 2 look.
Pro No big memory leaks
It can be run for weeks with no noticeable increase in memory usage. That is a vast improvement over gnome-shell.
Con No HiDPI support
Since Xfce is still based on GTK2 there is no HiDPI support (scaling UI elements).
Con Terrible project infrastructure
The whole project is split across various sites so contributing is really hard. You also need to register on every site separately.
Con Lacks modern design and effects
No support for transparency, effects in opening or closing a file browser, or other effects like cube or cylinder, unlike, say, KDE.
Con Looks dated
It just looks like a 20 year old desktop in its stock form. However, it is possible for you to to give it a more elegant look using themes, icons and other customizations.
Con Screen tearing issues
The built-in compositor for Xfce does not handle VSync, meaning that it does not address screen tearing for those with Intel integrated graphics. A third party solution will have to be used for those that do want VSync such as using Nvidia proprietary drivers to handle VSync or installing a third party compositor such as Compton.
Con Missing some basic functionality for a desktop environment
Xfce is missing essential functionality like a file-archiver or a polkit-client, so you have to find alternatives for those applications (eg: by stealing them from MATE or GNOME, however this adds additional dependencies that will bloat Xfce).
Con Not a full DE
With a pure Xfce environment you cannot do as much as with Gnome or KDE.
Con Lack of useful tools
Con Looks ugly out of the box
Out of the box, Xfce is the one of the ugliest if not the ugliest DE out there. It definitely can become the most beautiful and gorgeous DE after a bit of tinkering and theming, but the default theme is not that good.
Con Sessions cannot be disabled
There is a known bug where sessions keep getting saved involuntarily. So even when you try to clean your saved session it will be reproduced the next time you login.
Con One pixel wide window borders
The non-configurable, one pixel wide window borders make resizing difficult. Work-arounds exist but those are clunky at best.
Con Not good for different users' locales on one system
When you have users with different personal locales, XfcE has problems using the right locale for the right user.
Con Uses many custom GTK widgets
Xfce is using many custom-made GTK widgets(like an custom pathbar, GtkDialog headers, Xfceiconview and more), while this makes it different to other GTK desktops it also breaks certain GTK styles that don't have workarounds for those widgets.
Con Now with Client Side decorations
Recent development versions introduce GNOME-ClientSideDecorations for some Xfce applications. Like on GNOME this breaks the overall consistency of the desktop. Eg: GNOME and some Xfce applicaions will use GNOME based interfaces like CSD's and popovers while the most other will use normal titlebars and popupmenus.
Con Openbox doesn't support Wayland
Con Sometimes buggy
Budgie can sometimes be buggy.
Con Less lightweight than you would expect
Budgie has a nice and simple style, but the memory usage is quite high after booting. Thankfully, the lead developer is working to remedy this.
Con Does not properly support multi monitor
Having two monitors works, but it's not perfect.
Con Issues with proprietary drivers and Mutter
Mutter causes issues with screen tearing and microstuttering in most applications especially with NVidia GPUs.
Con Lacks some basic features
Many things you'd take for granted aren't available in Budgie, like an option for showing windows from all workspaces when alt-tabbing.
Con Not a desktop environment
It's just a replacement for the GNOME-shell and you still need a GNOME-desktop installed at the same time.
Con Still in development
Budgie is still young and in active development, so it may not be as stable as many other desktop environments.
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Ithaca College
Graduate Catalog 2005-2006
In the following course descriptions F=fall, S=spring, SU=summer, Y=yearly, Z=alternate years, and IRR designates courses that are offered at irregular intervals.
681-52500 Critical Perspectives in Health and Physical Activity
Focuses on critical examination of significant issues within the fields of health, physical education, and sport. Emphasis is on the identification of issues, systematic analysis, and application of theories to problem solving. Students are encouraged to be advocates for change in the arena of public policy and within local settings. 3 credits. (S,Y)
681-53500 Methods of Assessment in School and Community Settings
Students will learn how to use various assessment techniques to evaluate and improve school and community health education and physical education programs. Traditional and alternative assessment approaches will be described and students provided with opportunities to apply these approaches to practical settings. 3 credits. (SU,Y)
681-54000 Strategies for Teaching
This course examines instructional theories and models of teaching while focusing on practical applications that can lead to the improvement of teaching in physical education. Current research on teacher effectiveness, instructional strategies, and planning for student learning are incorporated. A cross-disciplinary, theory-into-practice approach is emphasized. 3 credits. (F, Y)
681-54200 Supervision in Physical Education
Supervision is critical to the professional development of teachers and the enhancement f student learning. The principles of supervision and the function of the supervisor as a responsible leader in improving instruction in physical education are the focus of the course. Topics include supervisory models, observation of instruction, teacher development, and supervisory conferences. 3 credits. (SU, Y)
681-54400 Curriculum Design and Analysis in Physical Education
This course examines curricular theories, models, trends, and issues in physical education curriculum development. Examples of program innovations and the incorporation of national and state standards in school curriculums are addressed. 3 credits. (S, Y)
681-54600 Analysis of Teaching and Coaching Behavior
Students will learn how to use systematic observation techniques to observe and modify teachers' and coaches' behaviors. An overview of the most widely used observation systems in teaching and coaching is presented and guidelines for their use are discussed. Practical applications of systematic observation in professional preparation, in-service teacher education, and coaching are discussed. Students engage in systematic observation of teachers and coaches, including the use of videotapes. 3 credits. (IRR)
681-55000 Physiological Basis of Fitness in School-Age Children
The course will provide a complete review and analysis of current knowledge about physiological responses in children to exercise. The course will focus on physiological changes that occur during childhood and document the differences between children and adults. A major emphasis is placed upon the assessment of health-related fitness and the prescription of various types of activities for children. 3 credits. (F, Y)
681-56500 Stress Management
This course examines theories, models, trends, and issues in stress management. The anatomical, physiological, and psychological basis of stress serves as the foundation for the exploration and application of various stress-management approaches. Current research in the field, ranging from the relationship of stress to disease to the efficacy of various coping techniques, is critically analyzed. This class may be offered online. 3 credits. (Y)
681-57500 Models and Theories in Health Education
This class will present populations based health behavior and health promotion models and theories that are commonly used to influence behavior change. The course focuses on understanding the conceptual framework, relevant research, and guiding principles of behavior change in individuals and populations in order to inform planning the delivery of and guiding the evaluation of the effectiveness of health promotion programs. 3 credits. (F, Y)
681-57700 Teaching and Learning: School and Community Health
This course is designed to provide an overview of health education teaching and learning strategies for use in community and/or school settings. Special attention is given to the skills, instructional strategies, and techniques needed to develop an optimal learning environment to promote success for all learners. Students will be provided with opportunities to review and apply a wide range of strategies through readings, discussions, observations, planning, practice teaching, and critical analysis of quality teaching and learning in the health education field. 3 credits. (F,Y)
681-58500 Epidemiological Approaches to Disease Prevention and Control
This course is designed to examine the history, principles, and practices in the cause, prevention, and control of diseases. Epidemiologic terminologies and measures such as: morbidity, mortality, fertility, descriptive and analytic epidemiology, screening, infectious disease, and occupational epidemiology in public health practice will be covered. 3 credits. (S,Y)
681-58700 Multicultural Health Issues
This course is designed to address the issues of ethnicity, culture, and race as they relate to health. It examines a variety of intercultural issues, including power and oppression and how they affect the lives of children, adults, and families living in the United States. 3 credits. (S, Y)
681-58900 Environmental Dimensions in Health Education
This course explores current environmental problems and issues related to public health. Topics include health risk assessment, management, and communication; sources of pollution; environmental and health effects of war; food safety and other environmental health areas. Emphasis is placed upon individual and community responsibilities for promotion of environmental health. Format for the course will include lectures and small-group seminars. 3 credits. (SU, Y)
681-59900 Selected Seminars
In-depth study of selected topics within the fields of physical education and health. Critical examination of research, theories, and/or practices associated with the selected topic, with discussion regarding practical applications. Students may repeat this course for a maximum of 6 credits. 1-3 credits per course. (SU,Y)
681-61400 Research Methods in Health and Physical Education
An introduction to the research processes found in the health and physical education literature. Various experimental, qualitative, and non-experimental research designs will be presented. In addition, the course will provide the opportunity for development of library skills, development of skills for reading and interpreting research literature, and development of scientific writing skills. 3 credits. (F, Y)
681-61500 Technological Applications in Education
This course is designed to introduce students to technological applications within education, with an emphasis on the use of technology to enhance the delivery of instruction and improve student learning. The course will also focus on the use of technology as a vehicle for professional development. Students incorporate different theories of learning into the design of media-based experiences for students of all levels. This course integrates theory and practice. 3 credits. (F,Y)
681-62100 Fieldwork
Fieldwork provides an opportunity for qualified students to engage in a practical, meaningful work experience in a physical activity and/or health-related setting, within either a school or community environment. The fieldwork experience provides the opportunity for students to put theory into practice as well as become involved in the day-to-day activities of the organization under the guidance of a qualified worksite supervisor and the Ithaca College faculty sponsor. 1-6 credits.
681-62200 Independent Readings
A survey and analysis of current and classical literature pertaining to a selected topic of interest. Readings will include both assigned and student-selected materials for presentation to, and discussion with, the assigned instructor. Students must submit a petition for approval by the sponsoring faculty member and the graduate chair prior to registering for the course. No more than 6 total credits of independent study courses (681-62200 and 681-62300) may be applied toward degree requirements. 1-3 credits per course. (F,S,SU,Y)
681-62300 Independent Research
Independent research conducted under the guidance of a graduate faculty member. Students must submit a petition for approval by the sponsoring faculty member and the graduate chair prior to registering for the course. No more than 6 total credits of independent study courses (681-62200 and 681-62300) may be applied toward degree requirements. 1-3 credits per course. (F,S,SU,Y)
681-71000 Thesis I
Open only to qualified and pre-approved students who are preparing a proposal for an original scholarly thesis. Conducted on a conference basis with the thesis adviser, the course culminates in a written and oral thesis proposal. In order for a student to enroll in Thesis II, the thesis proposal must gain approval from the thesis adviser, thesis committee, and the graduate chair. Guidelines are available from the office of the graduate chair. 3 credits. (F,S,SU,Y)
681-72000 Thesis II
Open only to qualified and pre-approved students who are conducting an original research project. Conducted on a conference basis with the thesis adviser, the course culminates in a written thesis and oral thesis defense. In order to enroll in Thesis II, the student must have an approved thesis proposal. Guidelines are available from the office of the graduate chair. This is a pass/fail course. Prerequisites: 681-71000 and approval of thesis adviser and graduate chair. 3 credits. (F,S,SU,Y)


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OVB Outside Vertical Bar
VRCB Volatility Reduced Compression Bar
Brent Crude Oil (April '13):
- Short Term Trends are bullish.
- Confirmation of a top with a range violation on 02/20/13 @ 116.27. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 02/20/13 @ 115.60. Downside Targets = 113.47 – 112.27.
- New lows made on current move Wednesday @ 111.65.
- April Brent Crude dropped lower on Wednesday to settle below the daily SBB for the first time in more than three months after trading to within $0.60 of the topside of my initial support zone listed in Tuesday evening's report.
- Look for a volatility pop higher on Thursday as the market is incredibly oversold intraweek as it should settle back above $113.
- Projected Daily Range: 2.06
- Projected Weekly Range: 3.94
- Projected Monthly Range: 6.75
WTI Crude Oil (April '13):
- Short Term Trends are bearish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 02/13/13 @ 97.80. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 02/04/13 @ 96.17. Downside Targets = 95.24 – 94.39.
- Inside compression day generated on Wednesday.
- April WTI Crude Oil traded within a thin range on Wednesday as downside pressures were offset by a weak USD and a heavy risk on session.
- Should WTI close above Tuesday's high of 93.44 on Thursday, it will confirm a ST bottom in the market and signal a possible push higher back above $96 to test the 2013 highs.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.70
- Projected Weekly Range: 3.64
- Projected Monthly Range: 6.42
Natural Gas (April '13):
- Short Term trend is bearish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 02/20/13 @ 3.337. Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 02/22/13 @ 3.349. Upside Targets = 3.447 – 3.511.
- Bearish OVB generated on Wednesday after making new highs on the current move @ 3.554.
- April Natural Gas was crushed heading into the close on Wednesday after it made new highs for the month following a stunning reversal in the weather forecast to last trade just above the $3.40 mark.
- Look for natural gas to continue lower in early trading on Thursday ahead of the storage number as it tries to make new lows on the week and fill the weekly close gap still left in the market at $3.349.
- Projected Daily Range: .109
- Projected Weekly Range: .201
- Projected Monthly Range: .492


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Free Comedy Show 8 p.m. in Ball Theater• March 25, 2011 Share:
Students and the entire community can once again take advantage of a free comedy show tonight in Ball Theater. Wabash senior Luke Robbins will be joined by three other comedians for an 8 p.m. show.
The show runs about an hour and a half and is for adult audiences. The show will feature Cam O'Connor, Brent Terhune, Matt Holt and Robbins. There is no charge.
Robbins comedy career continues to take off. He will be the opening act for the Lupie Fiasco, the Wabash National Act, next weekend. He's also contracted a number of events at Dayton's Wiley's Comedy Club in Ohio.


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Cinnamon oatmeal with walnuts and dried apples, and I want more coffee but now limited to one cup per day.
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Toast and Honey with Coffee
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Bagel with cream cheese and strawberries and coffee
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Oatmeal, toast and strawberry jam, and coffee
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Tenderloin, egg, biscuit and coffee
Posted 12:30 pm, 09/17/2018
Sounds good! I had a good steak biscuit and coffee. It was good, also.
Posted 9:59 am, 09/16/2018
Coffee and a bag of Good and Plenty.
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bacon and egg biscuit and coffee
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Honey and Toast and Coffee
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ODD, thanks for the pickup in spirits. I enjoy your humor.Today is Sunday so soon again, but I do look forward to church. Today, I had time to eat a tenderloin biscuit and coffee. Guess my stomach won't growl in church today!
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Old Dixie Dog
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Goodness gracious just as sure as you were born,I ate up on some flakes that were made out of corn!They weren't all that bad as far as things go,A whole lot better than flakes made outta snow.What would really make me dance a fine little jig,Would be eggs and stuff sliced off the side of a pig.So if eating this stuff will keep my old heart a tickin,I'll gobble it down dreaming of a hog and a chicken !
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Cinnamon roll and coffee
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Boiled Eggs and Toast
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Cornflakes and coffee
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Toast and orange marmalade and coffee
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Is it really Sunday again? I love to sleep late but also look forward to going to church. It is banana time again (I have too much potassium and should eat few). I drink my coffee at home but eat the banana in the car; works for me!!!ð
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Sausage, grits, egg and toast, with good old black coffee!
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Sausage and peach preserves on big old cathead biscuits with lots of black coffee.
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£412.00 Payslip Calculation
This Payslip calculation provides an example payslip for an annual salary of £412.00
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£412.00 Tax Year Payslip Calculation for Annual Salary of £412.00
This Payslip Calculation provides an annual example of Salary Calculation for an Employee earning £412.00 per annum and is designed to provide a graphical illustration of the seperate Tax and Payslip elements. If you would like to see a periodic breakdown of the Payslip Calculation or view specific details of how each element of Tax, PAYE and NIC were calculated, please select one of the relevant calculations below.
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Payroll and Salary Deductions: The Basics
If you have never really looked at your payslip or perhaps it's your first job and the first time you have looked at a payslip, it is worth spending a few minutes getting to know what the different deductions and payroll details are. Understanding your payslip and payroll deductions allows you to identify potential errors and know what to do when mistakes are made so you can claim back any overpaid tax. The guides below are easy to read and designed to provide a basic understanding of payslip and payroll deductions.
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We believe that tax and payroll calculations should be transparent. This tool provides the calculations and breakdown of results that are used to produce the PAYE, National Insurance, Pension, Dividend, Student Loan, Salary Sacrifice, etc. calculations used in our Tax, Payroll and Salary Calculators. If you don't understand how your wages are calculated and have no idea what goes on in the background behind your payslip, this is the perfect tool for building your understanding. We believe that it is important to understand how your tax is calculated so that, when the Chancellor of the Exchequer announces new Income Tax rates and changes to PAYE Tax Thresholds, you understand how that will affect your £412.00 Salary.
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You never know where you are until you know where you have been. As we discussed in the £412.00 Tax and Payroll Deductions Calculations, understanding your salary and payroll deductions is essential. In this suite of salary calculations we review and compare historical tax deductions with a view to providing insight into how tax and payroll deductions have influenced the take home pay of a £412.00 annual salary. We also review each deduction and provide a table of the associated deductions and line and pie charts to illustrate the differences. The aim of these tools is to allow insight into the makeup and trend of salary against a fixed annual income of £412.00. We also reverse engineer the £412.00 salary to reflect inflation change over the year.
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As an employer it is important to understand your holistic employment costs when taking on new staff or increasing / decreasing salaries. The employer payroll calculation for an employee on a £412.00 salary illustrates you Employer National Insurance Contributions (ENICs) and associated Pension costs to provide a cost of employment calculation. The employer payroll calculation also includes historical information so you can understand how employment costs have changed over the years as payroll taxes have been adjusted and new employer legislation introduction.
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It's incredible how quickly the years pass but not as incredible as the sum of overpaid, unclaimed tax that sits within the treasury each year simply because individuals don't make the basic checks on their P60. It is wrong to assume that HMRC get your tax calculations right every year. Whilst electronic payslips (epayslips) have facilitated a more accurate and timely flow or financial information to and from HMRC mistakes are still made. Typical mistakes include the incorrect setup of salary sacrifice schemes, pension schemes and applying the wrong tax code. In addition to this you can also claim back the unclaimed tax relief on your donations. We brits are great at donating to worthy causes like Comic Relief, Sport Relief, Help for Heroes and other domestic charities but most never claim back their tax relief. For a basic rate tax payer that is £5 of tax relief for every £20 you donate. If you don't claim that back, the treasury keep it. So, don't wait for the end of the tax year, give yourself a quick finance MOT, our P60 section explains all you need to know and what to do to get your money back.
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In more ways than one, Robert Clary is a survivor.
In real life, the diminutive Parisian-born actor and singer survived three years in concentration camps as a Jewish teenager during World War II. In show business, the 87-year-old has had a long and successful career that has included TV, Broadway, nightclubs and records.
Clary remains best known for his role as master chef and French patriot Cpl. LeBeau in the 1965-71 CBS comedy series "Hogan's Heroes," which was set in a German stalag, or POW camp, during WWII. The series also featured Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer, John Banner, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon and Larry Hovis.
Despite his horrific experiences during the Holocaust, Clary said in a recent interview that he didn't have any qualms about doing "Hogan's Heroes."


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Report: A-Rod met with Conte for legal supplements
NEW YORK (AP) — The Daily News is reporting that Alex Rodriguez sought advice on legal nutritional supplements from the founder of the company at the center of the largest federal criminal investigation into sports doping.
Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative Victor Conte tells the New York newspaper that Rodriguez did not ask him for illegal drugs and they mostly talked about legal products. The 38-year-old slugger and Conte spoke at a meeting in May 2012.
A-Rod recently rejoined the Yankees after spending the first four months of the season finishing rehab from January hip surgery. He has been playing while he appeals the 211-game doping suspension he received last week.
BALCO was the clinic investigated by federal agents that ultimately led to Barry Bonds' conviction on obstruction of justice charges.


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Atlassian Sourcetree is a free Git and Mercurial client for Windows.
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Tools and widgets for using/creating auto-complete selection widgets using Django and jQuery UI.
- Works with the latest jQuery UI Autocomplete library
- Auto-discovery/registration pattern for defining lookups
Installation Requirements
Optional (but recommended)
To install:
pip install django-selectable
If you are using django-staticfiles (or django.contrib.staticfiles in Django 1.3) then add selectable to your INSTALLED_APPS to include the related css/js.
The jQuery and jQuery UI libraries are not included in the distribution but must be included in your templates. See the example project for an example using these libraries from the Google CDN.
Once installed you should add the urls to your root url patterns:
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February 16, 2011
Wabash opened Wednesday afternoon with a 3-0 sweep of doubles action on the way to a 6-3 home victory over Earlham in men's tennis action.
Wade Miller and Daniel Delgado started the match with an 8-3 victory at number one doubles. A second 8-3 win by Ricky Ritter and Peter Gunderman at number two doubles proved to be such a popular score that teammates Evan Bayless and Ian Leonard repeated it at third doubles.
Earlham (3-2) tied the match with three consecutive singles victories, but Miller, Ritter, and Leonard sealed the victory with singles wins. Miller took a straight sets 6-1, 6-0 win at fourth singles. Ritter won 6-1, 6-0 at number five singles, while Leonard picked up a 6-3, 6-0 win in the sixth flight.
Wabash improves to 4-1 with the victory. The Little Giants travel to Oberlin, Ohio for two matches on Sunday. Wabash starts with an early morning match against the host Yeomen before finishing with an afternoon contest against the College of Wooster.


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1. Travel by public transport if you can – there are shuttle buses from Castle Cary station and the trains are full of happy Festival-goers who can help you find your way once you reach the site too.
2. Travel light – however you get to the Festival, it's a long walk from the bus depot or car parks to your camp site. Bring kit that you can easily carry yourself.
3. Check your tent before you leave home – make sure you have all the poles, guy ropes etc and you know how to pitch it. Nothing worse than arriving in the rain/dark and finding you're missing a flysheet. Find a way to personalise/locate your tent so you can find it in the sea of Eurohike domes and Quechua pop-ups.
4. Make friends with your campsite neighbours, not only to keep an eye on each other's stuff but to buddy up during the Festival too.
5. During the Festival keep an eye out for the daily Festival newspaper to find out what's on. The interesting stuff is rarely on the main stages.
6. The Festival is massive and heaving with people. Head to your tent or a quiet space in the far reaches of the Greenfields to escape the madding crowds once in a while.
7. Look after yourself and others. Clean your hands often – there are either taps or hand sanitiser available by the loo blocks – and try to get enough sleep/food/drink/sun protection etc.
8. Do not wee in the bushes. The Green Police will get you! Bring a portable urinal for night time (web search portable urinal) there are male and female versions available cheaply and you'll be glad of it when you can't face trudging to the less than fragrant bogs at 4am. Empty it down the Festival loos.
9. Get an afternoon shower in the Greenpeace field – hot water, eco shower gel and tranquillity, you'll feel much better for it – afternoons are much quieter than the early morning monster queue.
10. Leave no trace – take home all of your possessions and camping equipment, bin all of your rubbish and leave your camping spot spotless.


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