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An inside look at how a race engine comes to be
Let's face it. Pretty much anybody who knows a torque wrench from a Torx socket can put together a small-block V-8 making 300 ponies. That formula has been around for, probably, half a century.
But that's yesterday's news. The reality is, the market has expanded far beyond your choice of any small-block crate engine as long as it puts out 300, 350, or 385 horsepower. Today's marketplace dictates a much wider range of choices, for both street and race cars. It's not uncommon to see manual transmissions with anywhere from three to six forward speeds, and automatics having as few as two or as many as six forward speeds, with or without overdrive. Final drive ratios range from very low to very high. And vehicles can tip the scales from less than a thousand pounds for roundy-round racers all the way up to three tons or more for large SUVs and other trucks, all of which help form the market for crate engines.
So how does a particular configuration engine make it from drawing board to delivery truck? Turns out, at least for one leading supplier, in a surprisingly businesslike manner.
Picture any large manufacturing company, no matter whether it makes refrigerators, dog food, or after-shave lotion. You'd expect a product to grow from idea to prototype to production, all along the way subject to the input of sales, marketing, engineering, production, and quality control and, inevitably, the bean counters.
In fact, that's pretty much the way it works at Blueprint Engines, a division of Marshall Engines, which supplies one of the industry's broadest selections of their BluePrint performance crate engines. In fact, they offer more than 65 different crate engine part numbers, including V-6's to V-8's, small block to big block, short block to fully dressed, street or race, with OE or aftermarket heads and blocks and cranks in configurations ranging from mild to wild. And their engines are sold virtually everywhere, from speed shops to leading catalog and on-line retailers like Summit Racing and Jeg's. We asked them to explain just how a new design gets to join their family. They were kind enough to detail the steps involved in the development of their recently introduced 500 hp IMCA small-block Chevy crate engine, p/n BP3838CT.
"We're in constant contact with race sanctioning bodies and racers, as well as the various companies that supply us with engine components," explains BluePrint's Product Manager Keith Kirk." This way we're always up to date on the latest standards and rule changes, which allows us to offer engines that are legal, and competitive, in many different venues. This helps us hold down costs for the racers while offering long-lasting engines with predictable horsepower and torque. Since IMCA is one of the dominant sanctioning bodies we set out to build an engine that would be competitive in both price and performance and, of course, legal, not only in IMCA racing but also with other sanctioning bodies with similar rules. We happily accepted the challenge. With the development of this engine we wanted it to be versatile so it could be used in many venues — IMCA, Dirt or just local sanctioning."
"We selected a target power rating and price point," explains Loren Pabian, Production Manager for BluePrint Engines. "We knew that we needed to make in the vicinity of 500 horsepower while maintaining a specific price target, for competitive reasons."
Initial planning meetings began with participation by all relevant departments-sales and marketing, engineering, production, parts procurement, packaging, shipping and, of course, the bean counters who help assure that the finished product will be affordable to the end-user.
"With this engine in particular, and with all our engines in general, it's up to sales to verify the need in the marketplace, and marketing must confirm that the engine can be sold with success and confidence," explains BluePrint Product Manager, Keith Kirk. "With this engine our sales people determined that there was sufficient potential for such an engine, so we launched an initiative and feasibility study to see if we could build a suitable engine at a competitive price."
With the need tentatively established in the first couple of meetings, engineering was tasked with creating an engine that would meet the entire target criteria — horsepower rating, torque rating and price. "At BluePrint Engines all initial development work is done on computer using various software packages from companies like Audie Technology and Dynomation," explains Pabian. "The initial design is done on the "Dynomation " simulation software, but later in the process we can tie together the simulation software, with our "Cam Pro Plus" machine and our flow bench, using "Pro Flow" software and controls. Everyone knows that the key to power is in the heads, cam and manifold. Tying all this together early on in the process enables us to see what we need and even check multiple parts to see if they will deliver the output, all before we ever assemble the first prototype."
"Our research and development team is then charged with building up a prototype engine that we subject to exhaustive testing for power, durability and practicality. One of our five dyno cells is dedicated to testing performance and prototype engines, and it really got a workout with this particular project. Our engine development program typically involves extensive parts interchange before we ever get down to tuning for every last horsepower. We spend a lot of time with cam profiles, whether the final configuration calls for solid or hydraulic flat-tappet cams, or roller camshafts. Depending on the desired configuration, we also experiment with different types of OE and aftermarket cast iron and aluminum cylinder heads. And of course we'll try a variety of combinations of intake manifolds and carburetors, as rules or customer needs allow, to see which performs best in the desired rpm range," says John Nickel, BluePrint R&D Supervisor.
"After trying four different cylinder head designs on this particular circle track engine, we were actually able to achieve about 522 horsepower with one particular head configuration," adds Nickel. " However durability concerns caused us to request a change in the casting that resulted in a small but surprising drop in power. We tested other heads and still found, that even with the small drop in hp, our first choice was still the best choice. A little hp was sacrificed but durability and longevity were increased, and the engine is still a great investment for dollars spent and hp gained.
"It was only at this point that we actually got down to tuning to extract the most power possible. This process typically includes experimenting with a variety of carburetor jets, cam timing, ignition timing, and spark plug heat ranges. It may also include trying different types of intakes, and even different types of ignition systems, depending on the class rules. Incidentally, we sell a substantial number of performance engines with aftermarket fuel injection systems installed. All of this testing involves the monitoring of oil pressure, fuel pressure, EGT's on each cylinder, A/F ratios, brake specific fuel consumption, and engine vacuum, as well as constant observation for oil, fuel, coolant and vacuum leaks. Compression and cylinder leak-down tests are also part of the protocol," continues Nickel.
This process included repeated teardowns and examinations for wear, clearances, compatibility, break-in, and other indicators of normal or abnormal interaction between all of the parts. "Tear-downs allow us to validate our R&D work, and also assure proper break-in and wear patterns for cam lobes and lifters, rings and cylinder walls, bearings and crank journals, and other critical finishes, clearances, and surface wear patterns," notes Nickel."
"After many pulls on the dyno, we finally reached a point where we believed we had a workable model, with satisfactory and repeatable output in the 505-510 hp range, assuring that we could deliver to our customer an engine that actually exceeds advertised hp and torque," adds Nickel.
"At this point we passed the project along to our production, purchasing, parts and accounting people who determined that producing this particular engine would be practical, profitable, and affordable," notes Kirk. "A few final adjustments were made, and a decision was made to include this configuration in our product line."
"The final design made 500 horsepower at 6,200 and 475 ft-lbs. of torque, and the torque band peaked at a very usable 4,800 rpm, making it ideal for the type of circle track racing for which it was designed," explains Kirk. "Plus, we were able to achieve the cost and pricing goals we had set, allowing us to offer the engine we wanted at a price that racers would find quite fair for the power and performance offered by this engine configuration. So the entire process for this particular engine was a win, win, win."
All BluePrint prototype and production racing engines are balanced to +/- 2 grams in order to achieve optimal performance and life with minimal vibration, even under racing conditions. Balancing and dyno testing are standard on all of BluePrint's street performance engines.
Performance specialist John Nickel puts the finishing touches on a prototype engine in preparation for break-in and dyno testing. Circle track engines are supplied with left-turn valve covers and oil pan, and incorporate other secrets that have been learned over many years of supplying all types of circle track engines.
All BluePrint race engines are run-in for a minimum of 30 minutes in order to allow rings to seat, bearings to bed in, and to break in the cam and other internal components. During this break-in period dyno specialist Chris Larson carefully monitors oil pressure and temperature, EGT's, fuel flow, coolant temperature, and other data points. Initial ignition timing and carburetor adjustments are made. All dyno testing is done with race fuel for circle track engines so that dyno results best represent what the customer can expect in the field, and all key specs and settings are included in the dyno sheets that accompany every BluePrint performance engine.
BluePrint's DTS dyno's have proved to be very reliable and repeatable, providing consistent results pull after pull. Typically pre-production prototype engines see no fewer than three pulls after break-in, with results logged into a database for on-going reference.
After final dyno testing we learned that we had indeed achieved the horsepower and torque goals we originally targeted.
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Meetup groups are quite common now. They meet just about anywhere and deal with almost anything. I run three meetup groups involving boardgames, namely:
NYC Boggles The Mind
NYC Friendly People Games
NYC Trivia Board Games
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Take it from Dr. Knuth: "The world of type is in good hands."
Dr. Donald E. Knuth, esteemed Professor Emeritus at Stanford University and inventor of the TeX typesetting system, was awarded the third Dr. Peter Karow Award for Font Technology and Digital Typography at ATypI 2013 in Amsterdam. The 57th annual conference of the Association Typographique Internationale, held October 9–13 at the NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky on Dam Square, drew hundreds of delegates from around the world.
The award was presented to Dr. Knuth on October 12 by its namesake, Dr. Peter Karow (URW); David Lemon (Adobe); and Frank E. Blokland (Dutch Type Library). Held during ATypI's gala dinner at the Krasnapolsky's Winter Garden, the presentation took place before an enthusiastic crowd well acquainted with the contributions Dr. Knuth has made to contemporary typography and computer programming. After feasting on an extravaganza of all things typographic, the awards presentation gave ATypI attendees a chance to celebrate the historic achievements and charming personality of one of the world's greatest—and most beloved—computer scientists.


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When mentoring our pre-service and in-service teachers we need to describe and model both research-based and clinically tested best practices, and demonstrate how these best practices can be applied in the real (i.e. physical) and virtual (i.e. online) classroom for both teaching and teacher training. The combination of face to face instruction in a physical setting and online learning is called blended learning. In this section of the blog we will describe how the internet can serve as a supplemental resource for instruction and the mentoring of pre-service and in-service Jewish educators. In this post we will discuss how Quick Rubric, a free rubric making web tool, can be used to promote Judaic instruction and to mentor/train Jewish educators. Before we explore how to use Quick Rubric, let's define what a rubric is and the rationale for using rubrics in instruction.
What is a rubric and what is its rationale?
A rubric is an assessment instrument matrix that a teacher and perhaps his/her students create to evaluate student performance for a given assignment. The vertical columns in the matrix provide the performance standards for the assignment. The horizontal rows describe the criteria for each performance standard. See the sample rubric below:
Suggested Checklist of Exit Interactive Competencies (Performance Standards) for the
Madrich or Madricha
Howard, L.B, (2006). The Madrichim Manual: Six Steps to Becoming a Jewish Role Model. Springfield, NJ: Behrman House.
[Taken from Solomon, R and E (2009). Toolbox for Teachers and Madrichim: Moving Madrichim to Mentor Teachers and Beyond. Tucson, AZ: Wheatmark Publishers]
Performance Criteria
Developing: The madrich or madricha is beginning to implement the competency.
Basic: The madrich or madricha satisfactorily implements the competency.
Proficient: The madrich or madricha implements the competency with ease and fluidity, and makes smooth adjustments to different classroom situations.
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Greeting students as they enter the classroom
Helping students with their art projects
Assisting students with class work
Leading students in small group activities
Leading transitions between activities
Reading stories to the class
Tutoring students who need extra help
Mentoring students who have difficulty focusing during class
Temporarily taking charge of the class if the teacher is indisposed
Teaching a five minute mini-lesson to a small group of students or the entire class
Participating in and leading portions of a prayer service
What is the rationale for using a rubric?
- Rubrics help teachers teach their subject matter.
- Rubics clarify for students what they are expected to learn and how they will be graded.
- Rubrics coordinate instruction with assessment.
For additional information on rubrics click on these two links:
- http://www.ucdenver.edu/faculty_staff/faculty/center-for-faculty-development/Documents/Tutorials/Rubrics/1_what_is/index.htm
Assumption: The teacher or mentor teacher has an interactive white board (i.e. SMART Board, Promethean, etc.), a Tablet PC (also called a Slate or Blade), a computer presenter or computer with internet access attached to an LCD projector in the classroom. It would be ideal if students or mentees had access to their own laptop computers or Ipads. Given parental and school approval, and the development of specific guidelines, smartphones can be used to enhance instruction as well.
Note: Although Quick Rubric can be applied in the Judaic Studies blended learning classroom, it can be also be used for training pre-service and in-service Jewish educators for professional or staff development. It is our hope that Jewish educators around the globe will form an online community of practice, a CoP, a group of people who share an interest, a craft, and/or a profession, to enhance the delivery of instruction and training of Jewish educators. For example, here is a CoP you might want to join.
Note: Quick Rubric can be used in a face to face and virtual classroom.
Where is Quick Rubric located on the internet?
What is Quick Rubric?
Quick Rubric is a free rubric making web tool.
How Quick Rubric a free rubric making web tool, can be used to promote Judaic instruction and to mentor/train Jewish educators
Click on the links below to see how Quick Rubric can be used to promote Judaic instruction and to train/mentor pre-service and in-service Jewish educators:
- https://youtu.be/wDs8FEkBHCc
- http://www.screencast.com/t/Vva6x0vOt1a
- https://www.quickrubric.com/r#/qr/rdsolomonphd/learning-to-teach--administrative-duties
Below see the example of a rubric created by using Quick Rubric for Judaic instruction and/or staff development:
On the next blog post we will begin our exploration of Mindmup, a free mind mapping Google web tool and app.


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The BP Settlement Oyster Harvesters and Quick Pays their words
Why Quick Pays need to be in the BP Settlement
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As Judge Barbier Considers the BP Settlement I thought we would post some of the emails from people who took Quick Pays or were offered BP Quick Pays, we all know these people were starved out and Betrayed by the GCCF under Feinberg, Judge Barbier has an opportunity to make this right under the BP Settlement.
We would appreciate any consideration of adding these people back into the BP Settlement so they could be properly compensated. Many of these people work on or in the water they have been exposed to Corexit and Oil and have suffered the side effects of elevated blood pressure, rashes, bloody stool, and death by heart attack and stroke.
These are the stories we hear day in and day out. They need your Help Judge Barbier, please grasp this opportunity to do what you can to Help them and get them into the BP Settlement..
All this being said, here is why they need to be added into the BP Settlement.
To whom this may concern…
My name is John I am an Oyster Harvester of the Apalachicola Bay,for 30yrs now.I have surely seen better days out on the water since the BP oil spill and BP oil dispersant.
My father died in the Apalachicola Bay,so I feel a special connection to him being out there.It hurts me so seeing how much things have changed since the BP oil spill and oil dispersant.
This past year has been by far one of the worst and hardest oyster harvesting years.Being an Oyster Harvester for 30 yrs now,I know every oyster bed from Alligator Point to Indian Pass.I can take you personally to any one of them and show you first hand the effects the BP oil spill and BP oil dispersant have caused.
The state oyster beds that did produce have severely been worked down by so many oyster harvesters having to work only in the beds that did produce.Has this hurt our providing for our families, ABSOLUTELY! The oyster catch went from 30 to 40 bags in a day to 12 bags on a good day.Oyster sales are down due to the BP oil spill.
The first year,2010, BP made out like the BP oil spill and clean up would only last a year.That lead to the Quick Pay claim or pay-off.Yeah, BP gave you an option all right,take the Quick Pay claim or risk getting nothing.
Here it is 2yrs later and because of the BP oil spill and dispersant,the life for a Oyster Harvester is getting worse not better.Not only did the BP oil spill hurt the Oyster Harvesters,so has the BP oil dispersant.
It is in our bay,The Apalachicola Bay and BP is so responsible for it and our losses.Loss of income or lack of,reduce in production due to the catch of oysters per bags caught in a day.Also the limits set by Oyster dealers because of low oyster sales.
I took the Quick Pay and put that money into my oyster business counting on BP to do as they promised.My business has suffered greatly.I have had to sell to other oyster dealers not being able to have a sales route myself because of lack of catch and sales of oyster.Sales have been drastically reduced due to the BP oil spill having affected the Apalachicola Bay. Now I don`t qualify for the BP Settlement my last chance at being made right.
A family simply can not survive off this way of living anymore because of the BP oil spill and BP oil dispersant.
Who will help this starving way of life and living now?Who will make this better for the Oyster Harvester and other fishermen of The Apalachicola Bay and The Forgotten Coast Line?
Thank you,
And Another
My husband had invested much of his life to commercial fishing, always investing our hard earnings back into our business to have a nice home, to send our children to better schools, and school functions is a must with my husband, and I. We owe our lives to the Gulf of Mexico with its plentiful oysters, shrimp, and crabs to live upon, and to sell to our community consumers. My husband served our country as a Marine for four years, but that was years ago. I just want to let you know what a great husband and father he is, as well as a great person he his to our community, and state.
He was on the water about to go fish for crabs, but with so much stress that came with the BP oil spill he had a stroke on his sons birth date Aaron 3/16/1990. His blood pressure was 265 over 110 My husband stayed in Tulane medical centers ICU for 3 nights, and on the ground floor for 2 nights. The Doctor Mrs. Martin said it was acute stroke, saying it was "acute" meaning very bad. We are now in speech therapy, and taking the steps for him to get better.
BP or the press needs to know how they are making the commercial fishermen starve to take the $25,000.00. BP has our paper work, and the information needed to at least give us an intern payment, but never.
The BP assistant (rep) said in 2010 the oyster grounds were open. I say BULL, I have the paper clipping on that year, and lets not forget our oyster vessel could not work, due to the closure. BP must know with a 50ft oyster vessel, crab vessel with 400 traps are not just for there looks. Why would BP ever have a question about the payment if our family has these vessels in our own back yard?
Our family are now on food stamps, and getting little help from the church. I now have a $85,000.00 dollar hospital bill, and bills from his MRI, and other tests that the hospital ran to make sure he had no bleeding in his brain. He has lost more then the BP Settlement could every pay us now. Shame on you. We own a 50 foot oyster vessel, crab vessel with about 400 trips that we live on to pay our bills, but the spill has made the waters baron with no seafood to support our families living.
Can you see now how my husband had his stroke? I will call it a BP stroke! We never called an attorney yet, because we thought that would hold up any payment we might have received, but this is my husband! How can you do this to a family? Oh, and never mind about the main issue of people working at Popeye's that receive money. Where are their vessels?
A very upset wife of a fishermen. I would like to ask whom ever is reading this if their loved one had a stroke? Well, let me tell you that the person whom had the stroke is not the same anymore. He can't talk, he can't think, he lost his humor. Very sad indeed.
I see the loss amount you would like me to give you, BP has taken my life, my husband, and a father away from me and my family. It would be hard to tell you how much of a loss this was. The hospital in itself is $85,000.00 and counting. To get my husband back to whom he was, priceless. I'm a very nice women, but this is the result of stress from the BP oil spill. Our total loss is $350,000.00 and counting.
We will Never give up Helping these people and others affected by the Oil Spill, for us it is personal and we are here for the Duration.
We are Crusaders in Shorts though sometimes wear Suits, and we get BP Claims paid. Our organization is run by people for the people, and we have been doing it ever since the Oil Spill happened.
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- Business Owners
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- Anyone affected by the BP Oil Spill
If you need help with the BP Settlement, we will Help You.
Our Licensed Claims Adjusters charge 7.5% for large loss claims and 15% for standard ones.
We use Attorneys only when needed, and they start at 25%.
We will Help you with your BP Settlement.


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Whether she's playing an innocent girl like Rachel in 500 Days of Summer or Isabelle in Hugo, or a force to be reckoned with, as Hit-Girl in Kick-Ass or Abby in Let Me In, Chloe Moretz continues to demonstrate an excellent range, putting her among some of the more talented young actors emerging. It's going to be especially great to see how she takes on the starring role in the remake/adaptation of the classic Stephen King story Carrie. But well before that, Hick arrives in theaters.
Adapted from Andrea Portes' novel, Hick made its official debut at the Toronto International Film Festival last fall, but arrives in theaters and on demand next month. In addition to Moretz, the film also stars Blake Lively in a role that, based on the trailer below, bears little resemblance to her Gossip Girl character Serena van der Woodsen. While Moretz plays Luli, a small-town teen who sets off for Vegas to escape her abusive parents, Lively plays Glenda, a drifter with a preference for cocaine. As you'll see in the trailer below, Eddie Redmayne, Alec Baldwin and Juliette Lewis are also among the cast.
Thanks in part to the music and the pacing, there's a sort of mounting tension in the trailer that could indicate a similar tone for the film. And it looks like we're in for another great performance from Moretz in this one. Luli's list of pro's and cons ("Rich People" among the pros and "Might Die" as the only con), makes me think we might see some traces of humor in this otherwise drama-filled film. And while we're on the subject of dark films laced with humor, it's also worth noting that Hick reunites Rory Culkin and Alec Baldwin with Lymelife director Derick Martini.
Below is the official description for Hick, which hits theaters May 11…
Small town teenager Luli (CHLOË GRACE MORETZ) escapes to Las Vegas, leaving behind her alcoholic and abusive parents. Armed with her smarts, a pistol and pocket money, she hitchhikes her way west. Along the way, Luli crosses paths with Eddie (EDDIE REDMAYNE), an unstable rebel with questionable motives and Glenda (BLAKE LIVELY), a cocaine-snorting drifter on the run. Adapted from the critically acclaimed novel by Andrea Portes, this powerful story pulls you into a provocative world of drugs, seduction and murder.


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FY 2009 Budget
Picturing America
Math Education
Closing the Expectations Gap
Key Promotion
Performance Incentives
Quote to Note
Upcoming Events
FY 2009 Budget
On February 26, Secretary Spellings testified before the House of Representatives' Labor-Health and Human Services-Education Appropriations Subcommittee on the President's Fiscal Year 2009 budget for education. "Everywhere I go, I've been talking with educators and policymakers," she explained, referring to her ongoing trips to states for roundtables. (Recently, she visited Kansas [2/20], Missouri [2/21], Oklahoma [2/28], and Texas [2/29].) "They are deservedly proud that student achievement is rising under No Child Left Behind and that performance gaps between poor and minority students are closing. In addition, all share common challenges. These are the priority investments in the President's budget request." For each of these common challenges, the Secretary outlined funding increases or new initiatives:
Strengthening Instruction. "One thing we know for sure is that we will not be successful in education until every child can read," she said. "Reading opens the door to every other subject and is a critical foundation for all other learning. That's why I'm pleased that the President's budget restores funding for the Reading First program to $1 billion, the level [Congress] supported for five years."
Improving Struggling Schools. "The fact that just 2% of schools are chronic underperformers [missing annual targets for five or more years] does not seem wildly overstated, particularly when you consider that only half of minority students graduate from high school on time," she stressed. "Our budget provides nearly $500 million in school improvement grants. It raises Title I funding for high-poverty schools by $406 million. It more than doubles the size of the Teacher Incentive Fund by providing $200 million to attract our most effective teachers to work in our neediest schools and reward them for results. And, it provides additional funds for students who need extra help, including an increase of nearly $5 billion since 2001 for students with disabilities and an increase of $30 million over the last year for those with limited English skills."
Making College More Accessible and Affordable. "All of us know that making a college education more affordable is a real concern for students and families," she said. "I'm pleased our budget raises the Pell grant award to $4,800 this year, the largest amount ever. However, as we work to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, we must remember that more money is not the only answer to questions of access and affordability. We must also curb the dramatic rise of tuition and streamline the financial aid process."
The Secretary is scheduled to testify before the Senate's appropriations subcommittee in mid-April. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2008/02/02262008.html.
Picturing America
Also on February 26, President Bush and First Lady Laura Bush launched the National Endowment for the Humanities' (NEH) Picturing America initiative at the White House. As noted in the last issue, Picturing America is designed to promote the study, teaching, and understanding of American history and culture by introducing students and the general public to 40 of America's greatest art treasures. "Today, we invite all schools and libraries to apply for this collectionthat means public, private, parochial, and charter schools, home school consortia, and community libraries," the First Lady said in the East Room, home to a portrait by one of the artists in the series: Gilbert Stuart. "The collection is made up of images that capture important moments in American life and present them through painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, and decorative arts. The goal is to share the American experience with a wide audiencechildren and adults from our largest cities to our most rural communities." Participants will receive a free set of high-quality reproductions of the art (approximately 24" x 36") and an illustrated teacher resource book with notes for all grade levels. And, NEH has created a new web site that anyone can visit to see the images and share their impressions. For fall 2008, applications must be received by April 15. For more information, please go to http://picturingamerica.neh.gov/.
Math Education
The next "Education News Parents Can Use" broadcast (March 18, 8:00-9:00 ET) will feature the work of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel, highlighting the panel's final report (expected on March 13) and how the panel's findings will lead to more effective math instruction for all students. For nearly two years, with a clear focus on the preparation of students for entry into and success in algebra, panel members have examined the scientific evidence in five core areas: conceptual knowledge and skills, learning processes, instructional practices and materials, assessments, and teachers and teacher education. In a related vein, the broadcast will also spotlight what the Department and other partners are doing to promote math and science literacy under the President's American Competitiveness Initiative and showcase the work of high-performing schools from across the U.S. that are excelling in math education and essentially implementing the panel's recommendations. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/edtv/. (You can watch archived webcasts at http://www.connectlive.com/events/ednews/.)
Closing the Expectations Gap
According to the third annual report from Achieve, a bipartisan, non-profit organization founded by the nation's governors and business leaders during the 1996 National Education Summit, states have made significant progress in aligning academic standards with postsecondary and workplace expectations and raising graduation requirements. Indeed, 19 states report making their high school standards rigorous enough so that they reflect the expectations of colleges and employers (up from eight a year ago), and 26 are in the process of aligning or plan to do so. Also, 18 states and the District of Columbia require students to complete four years of English and four years of math (at least through Algebra II) to earn a diploma (up from 12 a year ago), and 12 are expected to follow suit. On the other hand, only nine states administer college readiness tests to all high school students, only eight states have longitudinal data systems that can track students from pre-kindergarten through college graduation, and only four states hold high schools accountable for the college readiness of their graduates. No state will have all five policies (alignment of standards, graduation requirements, assessments, data systems, and accountability) in place in 2008, and only three have four of the policies in place. Moreover, 19 states do not have any of the policies in place. For more information, please go to http://www.achieve.org/node/990.
Key Promotion
Secretary Spellings has named Doug Mesecar the new Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Department's Office of Innovation and Improvement (OII). Mesecar has served in various positions across the agency, most recently as Acting Assistant Secretary in the Office of Planning, Evaluation, and Policy Development until Bill Evers' Senate confirmation in October 2007. Before rejoining the Department in February 2007, he served as Director of Government Relations for Edison Schools. He has also worked on Capitol Hill, as a staff member to the House Education and Workforce Committee as it drafted the No Child Left Behind Act and Director of the Education Reform Caucus. OII coordinates implementation of the public school choice and supplemental educational services provisions of No Child Left Behind as well as oversees the administration of approximately 28 grant programs, including the Public Charter School Program. OII also serves as the "nimble, entrepreneurial arm" of this agency, supporting education innovation and investing in promising educational practices. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2008/02/02192008.html.
Performance Incentives
This week, the National Center on Performance Incentives, funded by the Department's Institute of Education Sciences (IES), brought together more than 20 scholars from multiple disciplines to debate the strengths and weaknesses of pay for performance policies. The goal of the conference is neither to endorse nor oppose performance incentives but explore all sides of the issue. The conference papers are online. Video of portions of the conference will be posted online shortly. For more information, please go to http://www.performanceincentives.org/conference/.
Quote to Note
"All of us agree that in today's competitive world, developing human capital is a top priority. We also know that we have limited resources to invest and that our primary role at the federal level has always been to serve our neediest students, such as those from low-income families, those with disabilities, and those learning English as a second language. Accordingly, we must ensure that taxpayer dollars are allocated in the most effective and efficient ways."
|Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings (2/26/08),
testifying on the President's FY 2009 budget for education
Upcoming Events
Starting next month, the Department's Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives and OII will be conducting regional summits to highlight educational innovations. These meetings aim to empower community leaders and parents with ideas, information, and successful models that can be replicated elsewhere. A Southeast summit (Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina) is scheduled for March 11 in Columbia (SC), and a Northeast summit (New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania) is scheduled for March 13 in Newark (NJ). The summits are free, but parties must register online in advance of the meeting. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/about/inits/list/fbci/suppserv-workshops.html.
The American Institutes for Research's new Scientific Evidence in Education (SEE) forums, funded by IES, will review and discuss scientific evidence on key topics in education in an accessible and non-technical manner. The first SEE forum, on resources for English language learners, is scheduled for March 5 (3:30-5:00 ET) at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. The forums are free, but space is limited, so be sure to register in advance online. For more information, please go to http://www.seeforums.org/.
This year, MetLife Foundation's Ambassadors in Education Award (run by the National Civic League) will honor middle and high school principals in 25 major cities who are building partnerships and communicating beyond their schools for the betterment of the entire community. (Each year, the award alternates between teachers and principals.) Nominations are due by March 7. Each winner earns a $5,000 grant for their school to help it continue building community networks. For more information, please go to http://www.ncl.org/metlife/.
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KAF, No-Knead Harvest Bread
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Seven holiday houses in Queenstown with spa pools
Looking for holiday houses in Queenstown with spa pools? Here are a few suggestions.
Queenstown becomes a hive of activity in the winter. Though temperatures drop dramatically in comparison to the scorching summer months, the snow-capped mountains draw tourists in for the spectacular scenery and various ski fields promising adventure for each and everyone, no matter what their skill level.
Below we have outlined seven holiday houses in Queenstown with spa pools, for those who spend the day on the mountain and need to warm up quickly before a glass of wine and a home-cooked meal with friends and family.
Fernhill Views: Perfect for those who desire the breath-taking views Queenstown is renowned for, whilst remaining in close proximity to the town centre. Overlooking the stunning Lake Wakatipu and Remarkable mountain range, yet is only a short minute drive to the heart of town.
Mountain Peak Apartment: The drama of high mountain peaks rising out of Lake Wakatipu will greet you from this architecturally designed luxury Queenstown apartment. Equipped with spacious living and set amongst a luxurious and secluded setting.
Gucci House: This large luxury Queenstown holiday home is comfortable and affordable. Only one year old with stunning mountain views, amazing indoor and outdoor entertaining and a large cedar tub.
Lomond View: A stylish townhouse with striking interiors, quality furnishings and luxurious beds. Close to the heart of Queenstown (only a short 10-minute stroll to the town centre) but away from busy roads. The Ben Lomond walking and mountain biking trails are on the doorstep. Built over three levels with separate chill-out space for kids with their own TV etc. Ideal for two families or large groups. Excellent value for money.
Luxury on Aspen: Revel in this privately located luxury villa with majestic views of Lake Wakatipu, the snow-capped Remarkable Mountains and Queenstown City. Within walking distance to Queenstown shops, restaurants and bush walks. On a clear day or night, head outside to the private courtyard and enjoy the barbecue, large outside log fire, hot tub and outside rustic dining table and chairs, alongside the breathtaking views.
True Escape: This supurb architecturally designed Queenstown holiday home, built to the highest standards, sits perched atop a hill enjoying sun all year round with picturesque views over the Shotover River and the Coronet ski field. This holiday home is the epitome of luxury vacationing in a sunny and private position.


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By last year's account, Ian Hutchinson is the king of the Isle of Man TT, winning an historic five TT races in 2010. Unfortunately however, the English rider will have to sit out the 2011 IoMTT, as Shaun Muir Racing has confirmed that Hutchinson has not fully recovered from the injuries he sustained from during an incident in a BSB Supersport race, which was held at Silverstone in September 2010. From that incident, the 31 year-old Hutchinson has suffered from a compound fracture of the tibia and fibia, and has had 16 surgeries and skin grafts to treat his injuries.
Moving to the Shaun Muir Racing team, Hutchinson had hoped to defend his five TT wins in this year's event, but instead will only be able to participate in the Arai Parade Lap with Mick Doohan, Nicky Hayden. and Cal Crutchlow. Hutchinson is now expecting a return to motorcycle racing later in the BSB Supersport season, due largely to his vigorous rehabilitation efforts.


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Jared Allen has started 80 straight games for the Minnesota Vikings, and he's been paid well to do so.
The 31-year-old pass rusher is set to earn $14.3 million this season while counting more than $17 million against the cap. For the first time in more than half a decade, Allen also finds himself in a contract year.
Dan Wiederer of The Star Tribune spoke with Allen, who confirmed that the Vikings haven't asked him to restructure his contract for 2013 -- and haven't said a word about a new contract.
"You use the word 'restructure,' and that -- to me -- makes it feel like they'd want me to take a pay cut," Allen told the newspaper. "And if anybody asked me to take a pay cut, I'd be through the first door out of there. So, no. We haven't talked one iota. It is what it is."
Said Allen: "We're going to go about our business and play good ball and try to win a Super Bowl. And ... the business stuff? We take care of that in the offseason. I have people to do that. That's why I don't get into it. You're not going to hear it from me. I won't complain. I go about my business."
The reality in Minnesota? Allen might not be there after this season. He's been one of the NFL's dominant defensive stars and worth every penny of the six-year, $73.3 million contract he signed back in 2008. But pass rushers on the wrong side of 30 -- as we've learned this offseason -- struggle to get paid what they believe they're worth.
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Amy, Dan and Avery, favorite guests to our New Orleans B&B requested our recipe for praline bacon. This is sooooo good! I serve this with sweet potato and pecan waffles.
The key ingredient is Steen's Cane Syrup. Since 1910, five generations of Steen's have produced this cane syrup in Abbeyville, Louisiana. They still use the original recipe, steam equipment and open kettle method to make pure cane syrup. It is thick and dark with a very distinct and robust flavor.
1 pound good thick cut bacon
4 TBS cane syrup
3/4 cup brown sugar
3/4 cup pecans, toasted and chopped fine
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Cook the bacon in the oven at a temp of 400 degrees. I place the bacon on a wire cooling rack atop a cookie sheet to catch the grease. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes, half way through use a scott towel to soak up any excess fat on the bacon.
Move the bacon strips close together and brush with the cane syrup. Generously sprinkle the sugar mixture on top. Return to the oven for an additional 5 to 10 minutes of cooking.
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SBA Forges New Alliance With US Black Chamber
by Marie Johns, SBA Deputy Administrator
Over the last three years, SBA has provided small businesses owners and entrepreneurs with the tools they need to not only survive, but thrive in tough economic times. We've supported more than $80 billion in loans to more than 150,000 businesses in tight credit markets and worked to bring 1,000 community banks back to SBA lending. Today, we're seeing commercial markets improve, but we know gaps still remain, especially in underserved communities.
At the SBA, and across the Administration, we are committed to building strong communities and creating an economy built to last. I was excited to participate in the Administration's annual African-American Women's Forum earlier this week at the White House to underscore that commitment and highlight SBA's efforts increase access and opportunity in our community.
We've stepped up our outreach to underserved communities and held eight White House Economic Forums to connect small business owners and entrepreneurs with the resources and networks they need to start, expand and create more jobs. Through that effort, we've had tangible results, reaching thousands of small business owners and millions more through social media. In addition, we established the Advisory Council on Underserved Communities (CUC) to get invaluable input on ways to improve our programs and services for our customers in underserved communities.
And we continue to look for new opportunities to expand our reach. That's why today, I formalized a partnership with the U.S. Black Chamber, Inc. to build on our efforts to support underserved communities that have been hit hard by the recession. This partnership is designed to increase the participation of African American small businesses in SBA programs, including:
- Loan programs and access to capital initiatives;
- Government contracting programs like the 8(a) program and the Women-Owned Small Business Program; and
- Up-to-date information and access to SBA's extensive resource partner network.
President Obama has fought since the beginning of his Administration to support small businesses. The success of America's small businesses is critical to our economy, our communities, and our future. The partnership established today is yet another example of our commitment to creating an economy built to last one that is inclusive, resilient, and robust and brings more access and opportunity to more communities.


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Pay what you want for Psychonauts, Costume Quest and Stacking making their Mac and Linux debuts.
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Stock market ultra-bear Marc Faber said investors should brace for a major market drop ahead that will present a buying opportunity. Investor Jim Rogers said there already is opportunity from a falling market — in China.
Faber, the author of the widely followed Doom Boom & Gloom report told CNBC.com's "Futures Now" program that he has been preparing for a full correction for the market, which has been on a strong but volatile upswing since early June.
"I have a lot of cash at the moment, because on this rally since April I have been lightening up on positions," he said during a live interview.
Faber appeared on CNBCin early June and advised investors then to buy stocks because equities, particularly dividend-yielding companies, would provide better returns than low-yielding bonds.
The call turned out to be true as the S&P 500 index has surged about 14 percent since then.
Now, he said, investors should prepare for a downturn.
"Unfortunately I have a lot of dollars," he said. "I just want to have a lot of cash because I think that within the next six to nine months we can buy just about anything 20 percent lower than it is now."
Faber added that he thinks "a lot of stocks have peaked out," specifically mentioning Apple, which has edged lower 0.6 percent over the past month.
Rogers, the chairman of Rogers Holdings, shares Faber's bearishness on U.S. stocks, but believes the stumble in China has presented a buying opportunity.
"China's going to be the next great country in the world," he said. "I was violently and vehemently telling people not to buy China when it was going up in 2007. I only buy China when it collapses."
Rogers said he is long commodities and currencies, but is generally short the stock market.
"I'm bearish, too," he said. "I happen to agree with Marc about most things."
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As all tanks know, you always strive to perform to your maximum potential when tanking raid bosses. As such, you should always be flasked or elixired up. [item]Flask of Fortification[/item] is great when learning new encounters due to persistence through death. [item]Elixir of Major Agility[/item] coupled with a Guardian Elixir are the typical tanking Elixirs.
For the most part the only debate is whether to go for the +250 hp and 10 health regen every 5 seconds from [item]Elixir of Major Fortitude[/item], or the 550 armor from [item]Elixir of Major Defense[/item]. I have always been partial to [item]Elixir of Major Defense[/item], and I feel it is worth investigating which it makes more sense to use.
First we need to understand how armor affects physical damage reduction. From the Elitist Jerks thread, for level 73 raid bosses, the damage reduction formula looks like this:
Taking that and plugging in typical level 70 armor values, we have:
Armor DR Damage Difference
12000 50.08% 2496 51
12500 51.10% 2445 49
13000 52.08% 2396 47
13500 53.02% 2349 45
14000 53.93% 2304 44
14500 54.80% 2260 42
15000 55.64% 2218 40
15500 56.45% 2178 39
16000 57.22% 2139 38
16500 57.98% 2101 36
17000 58.70% 2065 35
17500 59.40% 2030 34
18000 60.08% 1996 33
18500 60.74% 1963 32
19000 61.37% 1932 31
19500 61.98% 1901 30
20000 62.58% 1871 29
20500 63.15% 1842 28
21000 63.71% 1814 27
21500 64.26% 1787 26
22000 64.78% 1761
So what does this tell us? Well, in my opinion, I feel the added damage reduction outweighs the added health. Some would say that the added 250 health would help you survive the burst from a boss. I would contend if a boss is coming within 250 points of bursting you down, that you are undergeared for the encounter in the first place.
You can also look at it in terms of Effective Health. At almost any reasonable combination of health and armor, [item]Elixir of Major Defense[/item] will grant you more effective health than [item]Elixir of Major Fortitude[/item]. The higher the ratio of hitpoints to armor, the more effective health you will gain. The only time you would gain more effective health from Fortitude is if you have substantially more Armor than health (like 6K more).
In the end, it likely all comes down to personal preference and ease of obtaining these Elixirs. They realistically are very close in terms of benefit. The ability to take more raw damage, or the ability to mitigate more. If you are a follower of the Effective Health doctrine, then you would go with Defense. If you are worried about getting burst down, you would go with Fortitude. Perhaps each Elixir is better suited for certain encounters. At any rate, as a tank, you should always be looking for ways to improve your tankability, and you should always be potted up during raids. So do those dailies, befriend an Alchemist and always have a steady supply on hand!


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SAMJ: South African Medical Journal
versión On-line ISSN 2078-5135
versión impresa ISSN 0256-9574
SAMJ, S. Afr. med. j. vol.102 no.7 Cape Town jul. 2012
SA men - time for introspection/renewed action?
Chris Bateman
Consider this: 'The use of violence to maintain dominance in interpersonal relationships forms a cross-cultural cornerstone of masculinity in South Africa'. Now read it again, slowly...
If you're male, chances are your first thought will be: 'Nah ... really! Crosscultural cornerstone?'
Well ... ponder the findings and science behind a groundbreaking local study being piloted in the Western Cape, so highly rated that senior advisors to President Barack Obama and his deputy Joe Biden in the White House have discussed using the methodology to run a similar project in Washington DC. It's designed to engage primary care providers (nurses and doctors) in recognising patients living with intimate partner violence (IPV) and the value of intervening. Why is this so vital? Well, in South Africa, interpersonal violence is the second highest contributor to the burden of disease after HIV and AIDS. More to the point, in South Africa intimate partner violence accounts for 62.4% of all interpersonal violence in women. The unsurprising yet really frightening logical consequence is that our country's intimate femicide rate is the highest in the world (twice as common in rural South African settings compared with urban, where complex racial, gender and economic forces maintain women in abusive situations). National estimates are that a woman is killed every six hours by her intimate male partner, current, ex or would-be rejected lover. One in four women country-wide are in abusive relationships.1 Focused surveys by reputable NGOs conducted in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg show that in 58.7% of domestic violence cases, the abuser is the partner, lover or spouse of the victim.
That original claim no longer seems so far-fetched ... and, says the study author, 'real men, relatively integrated men, have a key role to play in healing the wounded masculine in our society through men's work and their own practices of equitable living. Medical doctors need to transform complacency into action, no longer accepting IPV as normative, but rather tackling it with the serious attention that the gravity of this mental and physical health problem deserves.'
Flying the 'Matie' flag
The doctoral study is the seminal work of Stellenbosch University's Dr Kate Joyner, supervised jointly by campus colleagues, Professor of Family Medicine, Bob Mash (co-researcher) and social anthropologist, Professor Kees van der Waal. Joyner has a D Phil degree in social science research methods, Master's in Religious Studies (UCT) and nursing qualifications with specialisation in psychiatric nursing. She currently teaches mental health, including gender-based violence nursing at Stellenbosch University's Tygerberg campus - when she is not in the field teaching provincial health staff to recognise and treat IPV. Her personal 'tipping point' came when Western Cape health director, Professor Craig Househam, heard her present at the faculty's 2009 Academic Day. Now Joyner, and to a lesser extent Mash, are in the thick of applied research, just the kind that a broad swathe of her medical colleagues have been urging national government to integrate into its new primary health care approach in recent months.2 In collaboration with Departments of Health and Social Development, Joyner and Mash have just completed training social workers, doctors, nurses, lay counsellors and homebased carers in the Witzenberg sub-district (Ceres, Tulbagh, Op-die-Berg, Prince Alfred Hamlet, Wolseley and farms flanking the Koue and Warm Bokkeveld). The provincial healthcare workers had little (or sometimes no) idea of how to identify abused women, let alone how or where to refer them to.
Training of all Witzenberg police, including their Women's Network, began in late May, followed by a workshop with local priests and their wives in June. Joyner told Izindaba the social workers had urged her to also train priests as a highly effective means of quickly widening the safety and treatment net. A pivotal change agent in the Witzenberg police district, Warrant Officer Andries Douglas, a provincial executive member of Men for Change, an internal police organisation set up to deal with police domestic killings, domestic violence and to initiate health and wellness and lifeskills programmes, confirmed integrating Joyner's training into his own. Douglas told Izindaba he regularly held workshops with men at local prisons but that 'eradicating violence within our own (police) structure is a top priority. We need to urgently tackle the male side of this problem.' Observed a delighted Joyner: 'Witzenberg communities seem to be pulling together on this one, although it is early days.'
Dr Tracey Naledi, Director of Health Impact Assessment in the provincial government's health department has public health registrar, Dr Kate Rees, evaluating the project's impact, extra referrals generated, and the overall cost.
Intimate partner violence: 90% undetected
The training is based on findings from Joyner's doctoral study3 (20 weeks of screening and implementing an IPV service at two urban and three rural community health centres) - which was targeted on how 114 women experiencing IPV presented in primary care, how often this was recognised by health care practitioners, and what other diagnoses were made. The study concluded that less than 10% of the women experiencing IPV were recognised in the primary care setting. Healthcare practitioners were reluctant to screen every patient and even frequent reminders and motivation from the researchers did not produce the participation of most. Facility managers confided that IPV was often an issue in the personal lives of nurses and this may have made it difficult to tackle the issue professionally. They saw IPV as a 'social' and not a legitimate health problem. Says Joyner: 'Generally the fact that IPV is prevalent amongst wealthier, more highly qualified family systems is not well understood. Professional women and other female elites struggling secretly with this shameful problem are largely neglected by the medical fraternity as a result.'
Analysis of the medical records revealed cues such as sexually transmitted infections, assault, chronic pain syndromes and symptoms suggestive of a mental problem (sleep disturbance, tiredness, depression, anxiety, history of a mental illness or psychiatric medication) to be prevalent in this sub-population. Joyner and Mash
(2012) recommend that opportunistic case finding for IPV be made routine in patients presenting with these cues and for those attending clinics for family planning, cervical smears and antenatal care as well as for non-communicable chronic diseases, HIV/AIDS and TB. Attention to the recognition and management of women experiencing IPV should become a core part of the training of primary care providers, Joyner says. Nurses and doctors at community health centres told her that they were more inclined to focus on the physical and felt uncomfortable with 'the emotional side of things'. One frankly admitted: 'It's not that we don't want to do it - it's something new ... we are used to examining, diagnosing, medicating ... and it opens up an area that is not easy to deal with, often an area that people struggle with; stress, psychosocial issues ... messy...'.4 The stigma barrier was further illustrated by one patient who admitted: 'The doctor asked before why I was so stressed but I was too embarrassed to tell him. But I was able to talk to (the study nurse) and it was good to have my situation evaluated.'
Improved quality of life and safety
In follow-up5 measuring the value of intervening for IPV in a primary care setting, 100% of the participants who said they wanted to apply for a protection order actually followed through, 84.2% laid charges and 95.8% saw a social worker. A full 75% found the management and safety plan including all these elements, plus counselling and referral to a psychiatric nurse, useful. The study found that 67.9% of women were at high or severe risk while 45.8% believed their partner was capable of killing - illustrating the allpervasive fear in their households. More than half (54.2%) of women admitted that their partners had threatened to kill their children. Over two-thirds of women were suspected of having depression or anxiety disorders and a third were specifically suspected of post-traumatic stress disorder. A quarter had problems with substance abuse, most commonly alcohol. At least 35 of the patients reported an improved mental state in terms of mood, sociability or sense of wellbeing as well as decreased anxiety, suicidal ideation and alcohol abuse after participating in the study. Enhanced parenting also emerged frequently as a theme.
Joyner said Househam seemed determined to transform 'the lip service paid to women's health into programmes on the ground'. 'This can significantly improve women's quality of life, their health and that of their family systems - it's very practical and makes a difference without stressing providers or putting them into reverse,' she added.
She described her IPV model for scarcely resourced contexts as 'a cutting-edge and streamlined approach to comprehensive care for intimate partner violence'. Asked how the White House connection came about, Joyner said an inter-disciplinary collaboration with the University of Maryland (UM) had led to Dr Joe O'Neill, their director of Global Initiatives, organising briefings by her and the UM team of senior staff of the president and vice-president.
This was part of Joyner's visit, which was focused around the interdisciplinary faculty at Maryland University discussing how to pilot the model in Baltimore (which has the USA's highest HIV rate -Washington DC is second). 'They were very excited. We put forward the notion of intimate partner violence being a secret killer in HIV. Basically this is a huge social problem in South Africa posing a dramatic burden of disease and as such is a blight on our land. It needs urgent attention,' she said. Professor Househam said the implementation of Joyner's programme was 'an exciting initiative with enormous potential' to enable a more cost-effective and appropriate health service.
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3. Joyner K, Mash R. Recognising intimate partner violence in primary care; Western Cape, South Africa. PLoS ONE 2012;7(1):e29540. www.plosone.org [ Links ]
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5. Joyner K, Mash R. The value of intervening for intimate partner violence in South African primary care: project evaluation. BMJ Open 2011:1:e000254. Doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2011-000254. [ Links ]


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Slowing Down and Cooling Down With Slow Food NYC
We who love coffee know that without food, there would be no coffee, because we all would have starved to death. Sustainable food, then, goes hand in hand with sustainable coffee, and it was with excited hearts that we welcomed our friends at Slow Food NYC to our Flatiron training lab last Monday for a hot summer night that was all about staying cool.
We led a class of 14 Slow Foodies on a guided adventure of cold brewing, icy pouring-over, and of course...cool coffee cocktails, all based on our summery sweet Amaro Gayo coffee from Ethiopia.
This was our first time teaming up with Slow Food NYC...and definitely not our last. We're looking forward to more collabos and classes in the future, and we'll be sure to let you know.
In the meantime, here's a peek at our night with Teresa, Josh and Angelika schoolin' Slow Food on cool coffee. Iced Pour-Over (Japanese-style) Cold Brew (24 hours) Affogato (espresso over fresh ice cream) Amaro Gayo Egg Cream (espresso, chocolate & vanilla syrups shaken and topped with soda water) Purple Reign (Amaro Gayo, Aperol orange bitters, dry vermouth, grapefruit. Served neat or over ice.) Espresso & Clouds (espresso over citrus simple syrup foam)
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Miami Beach
Comic convention to attract fans dressed as favorite characters
Krystal Perez, 21, has been creating a "cosplay" costume to wear as one of her favorite characters, Irisviel, from the Japanese graphic novel Fate/Zero by Gen Urobuchi.
She worked on her costume for three days, and spent $80 between labor and fabric to get ready for Florida's eighth annual Supercon convention, which opens Thursday at the Miami Beach Convention Center, bringing together thousands of fans of comic books, anime, video games and cosplay, or costume play.
Perez is ready to show off her costume. "To plan my costume out doesn't take long," said Perez. "What takes long is deciding how to go about creating it. . . ."
"I really love cosplays and conventions, so I get really excited for it," said Perez. "I even got my friends enthusiastic and passionate about it."
Supercon attracts throngs of cosplayers from South Florida and beyond.
"I've competed twice at Florida Supercon," said Jennifer Amador, 22. "The first time was as Juliet Starling from Lollipop Chainsaw, the second was as Sailor Mercury from Sailor Moon."
Starting from scratch, it took Amador three weeks to complete her Starling costume. Sailor Mercury was simpler, she said, and took her only three days.
Amador said she has been a cosplayer for more than eight years. It's an outlet, she says, to show her love for a fantasy world that has become a lifestyle for her.
"Cosplaying means being able to express myself and showcase my talents that I'm very proud of," said Amador. "It's a way to be myself without getting the strange and awkward looks."
Lorena Lopez, 21, a cosplayer since 2009, said she has made some money creating costumes for those who want them to be professionally crafted.
"It's called Lolo's Wardrobe," said Lopez. "People will find their ideas somewhere on the Internet, and I'll price the commissioning based on the materials needed."
Lopez has her Lolo's Wardrobe page on Facebook, where she posts photos of her latest works for potential clients to see. These include costumes based on characters from popular video games, such as League of Legends and the Final Fantasy series.
Recently, she has also created Korean Pop music, or K-Pop, costumes.
"K-Pop has these very different sorts of outfits that I've never done before," said Lopez. "I figured I'd decide to tackle one of those costumes and see how it could be done. They don't take long, only two days."
Cosplay's popularity has grown over the years. Its fans participate in competitions, create Facebook groups and arrange meet-ups and photo shoots.
One group in particular on Facebook is Florida Cosplay Org, an organization that supports all forms of art, animation and costume-creation.
"My page is used for showing works and to display the art of cosplay of teens and adults," said Sara Comettant, 47, leader of the Facebook group. "It's not just for geeks and nerds — it's for the art in it."
Comettant, who also goes by her artist name, Princess Sara, said she started cosplaying in her early 20s.
After seeing the art value in it, she started the Facebook group to spread the word.
"The goal is to change the mentality of people who don't appreciate the art work that goes into the lifestyle," Comettant said.


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Sdessen needed a new t-shirt design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 38 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
Dessen Racing
Dessen Racing is a SpecE30 racing team competing in the NASA SE region. SpecE30 racers are a mixed group - rednecks to rich kids and everything in between. The main goal of the weekend is to have fun (and win of course). It is a community oriented sport where everyone pitches in when a vehicle breaks down. Drivers race on the weekends at tracks around the Southeast region of the US. It is a hobby for all drivers who have "regular" jobs during the week. Dessen Racing's main sponsor is Sarah Dessen, a New York Times best selling author.
The shirts need to be identifiable and relate to Sarah Dessen's website (http://www.sarahdessen.com) which is the current theme for the cars. She has a new book being released May 2011 which the #118 car's hood will display an image of. We have uploaded photos of the car.
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One purpose is to promote the main sponsor, Sarah Dessen. Readers of her books are young adults (young teenager to early twenties) and primarily female.
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1. Colors from http://www.sarahdessen.com
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Anne Arundel County police say a Washington man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly stabbed a coworker at a Gambrills steakhouse.
At about 3:40 p.m., officers were called to the Fuji Steakhouse, in the 1400 block of South Main Chapel Way in Gambrills, for a report of an injury, and found a that a 30-year-old employee had been cut with a knife.
The man told police he and a coworker had been in an altercation, and the victim said he hit the coworker with a frying pan. The other man retaliated by cutting the victim in the head with a knife. He also sustained cuts in the leg and arm, police said.
The victim was transported to Baltimore Washington Medical Center for treatment of his injuries, and Li Chen, 26, of Washington, was arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder, first- and second-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
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