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These sites offer tips on how to help students write their reflections about mathematics in a journal. Includes writing prompts, examples, lesson plans, and rubrics.
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59 Writing Prompts for Math Teachers
This three-page PDF includes writing prompts to use with Math journals.
Logistics of Mathematics Journals: Frequently Asked Questions
Not sure about the logistics of using journals in your Math classroom? This list of FAQs will help answer some basic questions about how to incorporate writing in your math curriculum.
Math Journal Ideas
Choose from among 30 ideas for how to use math journals. NOTE: This site includes a discussion board. (forum, message board, etc.)
Writing in Mathematics
Learn more about using writing in the Math Classroom, specifically getting started with Math writing, making the connection between speaking and writing, and more information on writing in Math class.
Mathematical Writing to Inform Rubric
Use this one-page PDF rubric to assess your students' Mathematical writing.
Scaffolding for the Math Writing (and talking) Process
Use this three-page PDF to assist you in scaffolding writing in the Math classroom.
Math Journals
Find out about the benefits of using a daily math journal. Includes examples of math journal problems.
Making Thinking Visible with Math Journals
Here is a lesson plan for third-fifth graders to practice problem solving strategies through writing and reasoning in math journals.
Using Writing in Mathematics
This site offers tips for teachers on how to use math journals. Includes two lesson plans.
Math Journal Writing Prompts
This is a two-page PDF file filled with writing prompts for students to write about in their math journals.
Fruit Loops Graph
This lesson plan teaches young students how to compare and analyze data and how to write conclusions in their journals.
Scholastic: Math Journals Boost Real Learning
This page for educators discusses many uses and benefits of math journals.
Getting Started with Math Journals
This two-page PDF file gives teachers an overview of the benefits of using math journals. Included are feedback examples of how to evaluate students' writings.


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News: Dental readiness = combat readiness
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FORT HUNTER LIGGETT, Calif. – Soldiers could improve their dental readiness even as they improved their combat readiness during Warrior Exercise 91 13-01 at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif.
U.S. Army Col. Enrique Garcia, commander of the 965th Dental Company Aerial Support out of Seagoville, Texas, said providing dental treatment in the field helps make sure the soldiers are deployable.
"Dental injuries are one area that actually will get soldiers out of the fight," said Garcia. "As much as we think about soldiers getting shot, or falling down and breaking their leg and being taken out of the action, a toothache can also get a soldier out of the mix."
When Reserve soldiers are at home in their civilian lives, they would have to wait for a voucher from the military, as well as set a dental appointment, which could take days or over a month. While here at Fort Hunter Liggett, the more than 3,500 soldiers were able to bypass the voucher system and their civilian dentist.
Garcia, who is from Redondo Beach, Calif., said it helps put soldiers in the right medical categories for unit preparedness.
"Commanders have an opportunity to get their troops examined and get them out of class 4 which means they haven't had an exam in over a year, and get them down to a class 3, 2, or 1," he said.
The 965th DC is staffed with dental surgeons, nurses and assistants equipped to perform dental procedures while in the field.
U.S. Army Maj. Dietrich Whisennand from Dallas, the executive officer with the 965th DC said he wants his troops participating in the Warrior Exercise to learn skills they can use if activated.
"They need to learn to turn the military off and on to some degree," said Whissennad. "It's mission first, people always and the rest will follow."
U.S. Army Cpl. Jimmie O. Mackey from Chicago, a shower, laundry and clothing repair specialist with the 801st Combat Support Hospital, benefited from having the dental treatment available in the field.
"I thought I would have to go off post to get a fill-in, but they did that and a cleaning in thirty minutes," said Mackey. "So that was good because it got me back in the fight."
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Almost two years have passed since Counter Culture Coffee undertook to measure the seed-to-cup carbon footprint of one pound of coffee from Finca Mauritania in Santa Ana, El Salvador. For that project, I relied heavily on our exceptionally responsive and communicative partners along the supply chain – from farm owner Aida Batlle to the exporter, the shipping company, the warehouse, the trucking company, and even the coffee shop customer – to supply energy-use data, which I then crunched using free resources like Carbonfund.org.
When we arrived at a figure of approximately 11 lbs. CO2 equivalent – which includes the energy used to prepare coffee at Peregrine Espresso in Washington, DC – per pound of Finca Mauritania coffee, Counter Culture and Peregrine committed to plant trees in El Salvador that would capture the equivalent of the CO2 emissions that we had collectively generated in the growing, transporting, roasting, and brewing of the coffee.
One of the benefits of our self-directed supply-chain audit was that it familiarized us with the vocabulary, methodologies, and definitions of carbon footprints and greenhouse gas inventories. We talked to organizations that made it sound easy to do a quick audit and purchase offsets, but, having developed a pretty deep understanding of carbon and coffee, we recognized that taking our time to measure our footprint, strategize about reductions, and to find meaningful offset projects was the approach that best suited our dedication to real environmental sustainability. Our internal Sustainability Committee decided that, by 2015, the company would be carbon neutral and we have just achieved the first step toward that goal by completing a greenhouse gas inventory for the year 2010.
Working with Climate Smart, a Vancouver, BC-based auditing firm, we collected data on many aspects of our business, including the gas we burn roasting, electricity powering our espresso machines, fuel we use to commute, and the weight of paper we recycle (or don't!) and determined that we produced 576 metric tons of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) last year, or 1.2 lbs. of CO2e per pound of coffee we roast.
The roasting process accounts for a fair portion of our total footprint and our employee commuting does, as well, but our largest impact comes from air travel (and, wouldn't you know, I'm writing this from an airplane as I make my way to visit our partner co-op in Colombia). While our business model may make it hard to reduce our air travel, the good news is that we have lots of room for improvement in other areas of our operations – from electricity consumption to waste generated – and we are ready to work to reduce our footprint per pound of coffee for 2011 and beyond!
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If you're a Harvard Pilgrim subscriber with an HMO and you'll be traveling this summer, here's what you need to know if you get injured or sick: you're covered.
The HMO plan provides coverage when you're away from home for such major emergencies as a broken bone or heart attack, and the more minor ailments like an earache or the flu.
What isn't covered is routine care that could have been received before you left on your trip, i.e., an annual physical, cholesterol check, or chemotherapy treatment. If you decide to have such care while traveling, you will be responsible for the ensuing costs.
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It was a shorter ride for me today. I rode up Empire Grade and Smith Grade to Bonny Doon for lunch. Then, down to the coast and into the wind for the Swanton loop. Then, I hammered back to Santa Cruz with the tailwind.
There was some sort of organized ride heading south on Highway 1 today. The riders had orange cards on the front and back, with a number and the rider's first name on the one in back, at least. Does anyone know what that was? The riders I saw were all riding relatively slowly, so I went by them pretty quickly and didn't think to ask.


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Walnut Broccoli Bake Recipe
A friend shared this recipe with me years ago and it instantly became a family favorite. When I make it for potluck luncheons, there are no leftovers. —Carolyn Bosetti, LaSalle, Ontario
- 9 cups frozen chopped broccoli
- 1/2 cup butter, divided
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 4-1/2 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
- 2 cups whole milk
- 1/2 cup water
- 4 cups seasoned stuffing croutons
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1. Cook broccoli according to package directions; drain and transfer to a greased 3-qt. baking dish.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, melt 1/4 cup butter. Stir in flour and bouillon. Gradually add milk. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened and bubbly. Pour over broccoli.
- 3. In a large saucepan, melt remaining butter. Add the water, stuffing and walnuts; mix well. Spoon over broccoli. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 20-25 minutes or until stuffing is lightly browned. Yield: 12 servings.
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Daily Round-Up For January 28, 2014
Hello beautiful people! Welcome, one and all, to redOrbit's Daily Round-Up. Here you can find an extensive recap of all the best music news of the day. We are coming off a long lay-off, but the Round-Up is back and better than ever. Let's get started!
The biggest news of the past day concerned the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, which aired Sunday evening. The night was marked by inventive and entertaining collaborations between music's biggest stars (such as Kendrick Lamar with Imagine Dragons, Robin Thicke with Chicago, and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis with Madonna), and (depending on who you are) some pretty surprising award results.
Highlights of the night included Trent Reznor getting cut off and then getting angry about it, Macklemore performing while 34 couples got married and then texting Kendrick Lamar to apologize for winning Best Rap Album, Kendrick Lamar losing his mind with Imagine Dragons, and Lorde performing her Song of the Year, Royals.
Daft Punk were also a quiet but powerful presence at the Grammys, not uttering a word but managing to take home five awards in the evening. The night also saw much-deserved first wins by Zedd and Cedric Gervais. Those stories can be found at NPR Music and Dancing Astronaut.
Video of all the performances and acceptances should be all over the Internet, but if you would like a complete list of all the award winners, you can find it at Consequence of Sound.
Elsewhere in the world, alternative act Swans announced an upcoming album that will feature St. Vincent and other well-known names. The album, entitled To Be Kind, was financed by Kickstarter donations last year, and the team at Swans are kicking around ideas for packaging that include releasing it as a double CD, a deluxe double with a DVD, on a USB thumb drive, or, most intriguingly, as a triple vinyl. Look for it when it debuts on May 13th. Story is at Consequence of Sound.
The National stopped by CBS This Morning late last week. On top of an interview, they also played Don't Swallow The Cap and I Need My Girl. You can find all the video back at The Line of Best Fit.
Finally, SoundCloud just finished up a round of fundraising, and has officially confirmed a $700 million evaluation of their business. This monumental news can be found in more detailed and technical terms at Dancing Astronaut.
And that is all the news we have for today folks! Hope you have a great day! You can check out my other articles here. Have questions, comments, suggestions, or love? Or do you have an opinion on any of the music featured in today's Round-Up? I'm dying to hear from you! As always, you can contact me through my email, or through Twitter @RobinCopple1. If you would like, I can include your message in a future edition of the Round-Up!
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"I love my country, I love my guns, I love my family, I love the way it is now, and anybody that tries to change it has to come through me, that should be all of our attitudes, cause this is America!!"
- Charlie Daniels
"Most democrats in WY are not like other democrats (they actually like babies, guns, and the constitution)"
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I don't even know what to say about that video... I wouldn't be around that place even with the camera on a 10 foot pole!
Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me.
Genesis 27:3 (NKJV)
MM, there you go. I hope I don't find a den. That could get bad in a hurry!
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I hope he had snake waders on. He's crazy
"Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I fee. One is the colors that fly high and proud The red, the white, the blue. The other one's got a rattlesnake With a simple statement made "Don't tread on me" is what it says and I'll take that to my grave. Because this is me. I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs. And I've said it before but I'll say it again 'Cause my family's always fought and died to save this land. And a country boy is all I'll ever be."
I really didn't need to see that. Those things freak me out.
Man I hate snakes, kind of crazy but I bow hunted for antelope last year on the ranch where this was filmed. Maybe I won't be going back again this year.
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Jets GM: Docs say Revis' rehab 'ahead of schedule'
NEW YORK Darrelle Revis is moving closer to getting back on the football field.
Whether that's with the New York Jets next season remains to be seen.
Jets general manager John Idzik said during a conference call with season ticket holders Monday that there is encouraging news from doctors on Revis' rehabilitation from a torn ligament in his left knee.
"By all accounts, by his doctor's accounts, he's doing very well," Idzik said. "By their estimation, he's ahead of schedule."
But Idzik wouldn't address the cornerback's murky contract situation.
"Darrelle is a very valued player on our team," he said. "Our focus is squarely on getting him healthy, getting him back to his level of play."
Idzik and coach Rex Ryan answered about 20 questions during the 30-minute conference call. Several were about the status of Revis, who is recovering from knee surgery that sidelined him for most of last season and has been the subject of rampant trade rumors.
Ryan denied those suggestions last month at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, and did so again Monday.
"I will stand firm by saying there was no truth to that," Ryan said.
Revis is entering the final year of his contract, but wants to be among the league's highest-paid defensive players. The Jets are balancing the desire to keep one of the franchise's best players and being financially smart. If they believe they won't be able to sign him next offseason, they would be more apt to try to get something - presumably high draft picks - for him in a deal rather than lose him for nothing.
In an interview with Seattle fullback Michael Robinson for "The Real Robinson Report," posted on YouTube on Monday night, Revis said the trade rumors "definitely hit home."
He was also asked specifically about the possibility of being traded to San Francisco, one of the teams rumored to be interested. "I would just be an addition to help them win that trophy," Revis said. "Would it be awesome? Yeah. My main goal as a player, and I think of all of us players in the NFL, is to hold that Lombardi Trophy up in the air and wear that ring."
Idzik wouldn't reveal plans for Tim Tebow, and appeared to hint that the quarterback could be in the mix at the position this offseason. But, Tebow is still expected to be traded or released in the coming weeks after one disappointing season in which he spent most of his time on the sideline - even as starter Mark Sanchez struggled and was later benched.
"He's currently on our roster," Idzik said of Tebow. "What we're doing is we're trying to increase competition at that position and positions across the board, so we're going to let the competition play out. We're going to see who we're able to bring on board and let it play out this offseason and into training camp.
"So I think that'll be healthy for all concerned, including Tim."
The Jets have been in talks with veteran David Garrard, and plan to keep Sanchez, who is guaranteed $8.25 million this season. Greg McElroy and Matt Simms will also be in the competition, and New York could still sign another free agent or draft a young quarterback.
But, it's unlikely Tebow will be on the roster once the Jets begin offseason workouts. The Jets, by mentioning Tebow, could also be trying to build a trade market for him since most believe New York will end up cutting him.
In other topics:
- Ryan was asked if the Jets might consider doing HBO's "Hard Knocks" again: "We don't anticipate this year."


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Honorine Kiplagat, former UNEP staff member
Highlights of my work in UNEP
I started working in UNEP in 1984 and my assignments were on NGO's: 1985 was the International year of Youth (IYY); my aim was then to promote environmental awareness to the youth. I worked on the first Youth Environmental Agenda which was translated into French, Spanish and Arabic. That followed the establishment of Regional Youth Focal Points, two each per UNEP region. They are volunteers. Their role was to reach out to other youth organisations in their respective regions to embark on programmes/activities for the protection to the environment. A Youth Ambassador was also appointed. A number of workshops, training seminars on youth and environment were held in various regions and at UNEP Headquarters.
Success stories were published in "Young Action for the Future". A number of youth organisations and young people were among the Global 500 Awardees.
In 1985, Nairobi hosted the UN decade on Women and Development, my role in UNEP was to prepare a programme for the NGO Forum held at the Nairobi University while the government's delegates were meeting at the Kenyatta International Centre. The NGO Forum was chaired by Dame Nita Barrow of Barbados.
The UN Conference was chaired by H.E. Margaret Kenyatta. There was a special event hosted at UNEP Headquarters for official delegates and NGO's. The Executive Director, Dr. Tolba addressed the gathering. Among those involved in the preparation of this programme event were; Joan Martin Brown, Françoise Belmont and myself.
After the 1985 UN decade on women, the issues on gender were very much on the agenda in the UN, Governments and NGO's.
Another milestone in 1985, was the visit of Pope John Paul II to UNEP. I was also involved in the initial idea for the invitation of the Pope during his coming to Nairobi for the Eucharistic Congress.
In UNEP, I was involved in establishing the Gender Issues Board to ensure that gender was mainstreamed in all UNEP programmes. For the Beijing Conference in 1995, I was the contact person in UNEP. Various activities were organised at the NGO Forum in Huairou and at the official UN conference in Beijing. Among those involve in the preparation for the Beijing conference were Hanne Laugessen, Linda Spencer, Information and Public Affairs and myself.
Beside the youth programme, women and gender and faith based organisations; I was the Focal Point for the International Year of the Family and the International Year of Indigenous People. I made a presentation on behalf of UNEP in various International Forums on NGO's.
As UNEP celebrates its 40th Anniversary, while there is still more to be done to save our planet, I see a lot of progress done by UNEP. For all the efforts and achievements so far,
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Here are some photos from the 4th annual City Skip Day that happened this past Friday at Wall Street in downtown Orlando.
Thanks Reagan Pape for sharing!
Because of a trip down to Sarasota, I wasn't able to make it out to City Skip Day. But my friend Reagan Pape got a chance to check it out and sent me this little synopsis to share with you.
"Orlando's third annual City Skip Day was held last Friday at Wall St. Plaza. To attend, all you had to do was print out your 'doctor's note' from the City Skip Day website and in exchange you were prescribed free Coors Light from noon – 8 p.m. I arrived at around 3 p.m to fill my prescription. I was able to get a beer without waiting in line, so I decided to stay for a few hours to take advantage.
It was probably close to 95 degrees that day and standing outside for longer than five minutes turned my cold watered-down domestic brew into warm watered-down fizz so luckily I was able to take shelter at WaiTiki. There were some raffle giveaways as well as a giant sweaty Twister game outside, but the brutal heat kept me inside for the most part. I had plans that evening so I left at around 5 p.m., which was when the place really started to fill up. There were over 2,000 doctor's notes printed out and 25 kegs of beer consumed, so a lot of patients went home happy that evening (including this one)."
Everybody needs a mental health day, and the folks at Wall Street Plaza understand this. That's why they're hosting City Skip Day, now in its third year. Starting at noon on Aug. 6, there will be free Coors Light and Twisted Tea Hard Iced Tea (from the makers of Samuel Adams) and other drink specials. There also will be live music and giveaways to Universal Studios Orlando, Aerosmith and more. To gain access to the party you need a doctor's note — from cityskipday.com. Just enter your e-mail address in the field provided and Wall Street Plaza will email a note to you. Now all you need to do is think of an excuse to leave the office. Or bring your boss.
WHEN: Noon-8 p.m. Aug. 6
WHERE: Wall Street Plaza, 19 N. Orange Ave. in downtown Orlando
COST: One doctor's note from Wall Street Plaza
ONLINE: cityskipday.com (must go here to sign up for the doctor's note)
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Hundreds of people rallied at a downtown Chicago plaza to support President Barack Obama's health care reform efforts.
The sign-toting crowd cheered Tuesday evening as Gov. Pat Quinn called health care reform "the battle of our lifetime."
Seventy-seven-year-old Caroline Herzenberg of Chicago says all Americans need coverage that resembles Medicare because too many are turned away by private insurers.
About 30 protesters shouted from across the street, holding signs saying "Just Say No to Socialism" and "Keep Your Laws Off My Body." Stefanie Wilson of Addison says government should stay out of health care.
Obama wants to overhaul health care to cover nearly 50 million uninsured Americans. Lawmakers left for August recess without passing a plan.


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March 14, 2011
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COUGARS RETURN TO POSTSEASON PLAY HOSTING 49ERS IN THE NIT: Washington State University men's basketball (19-12) makes its fourth postseason appearance in five seasons as it hosts Long Beach State (22-11), Wednesday, March 16 at 7 p.m. PT at Beasley Coliseum. The game can be seen live on ESPNU. The Cougars snatched the No. 2 seed in the Boston College Region and host No. 7 LBSU, which finished first in the Big West with a 14-2 league mark, but fell in the championship game of its conference tournament.
The Cougars hold a 19-12 overall record and finished sixth in the Pacific-10 Conference with a 9-9 league mark.
WSU fell to tournament-champion Washington, 89-87, in the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Tournament Thursday at Los Angeles's Staples Center.
The Cougs are 10-4 at Beasley Coliseum this season and were 6-3 at home in conference play.
WSU's home losses came to NCAA-Tournament participants Kansas State, Arizona and UCLA, along with Stanford.
Washington State has lost its last two games, the tournament game to Washington and a home loss to UCLA in overtime March 5...the Cougs have not won more than two-straight games since December.
Junior Klay Thompson leads the team, the conference and ranks eighth in the country with 22.1 points per game.
He also ranks in the league's top-five in 3-point field goals made per game (ninth in the country), free throw percentage, 3-point field goal percentage and steals.
Junior transfer Faisal Aden is second on the team and 14th in the league with 13.1 points per game...he's scored in double-figures in the last three games.
Junior DeAngelo Casto leads the Cougs in rebounding and ranks eighth in the league with 6.9 boards a game...he's third on the team and 18th in the league in scoring with 12.1 points, while ranking second in the conference with 1.6 blocks per game.
Sophomore point guard Reggie Moore, who has missed six games this season, is adding 9.4 points and a league ninth-best 3.5 assists an outing.
Washington State is making its second appearance in the National Invitation Tournament in three years and the fifth time in its history.
The Cougars are 4-4 all-time in NIT games and have won at least one game in the tournament in three of their four appearances.
Two seasons ago (2008-09), WSU entered the NIT as the No. 7 seed and feel to No. 2 Saint Mary's, 68-57, in the first round at Moraga, Calif.
Three current Cougars played in WSU's last NIT game, Marcus Capers, DeAngelo Casto and Klay Thompson...all three were freshmen...Thompson finished with seven points, while Capers and Casto each contributed six.
WSU has won all three NIT games it has hosted at Pullman...all three were first round games.
In 1992 WSU defeated Minnesota in the first round at home, in 1995 it was a victory over Texas Tech at home and in 1996 the Cougars defeated Gonzaga in the first round at Pullman.
WSU has never faced a Big West team in the NIT.
For more information on WSU in the NIT see pages 5-6 of these notes.
Washington State and Long Beach State have met twice, holding a 1-1 tie in the all-time series.
The two teams first met Dec. 1, 1962 at Pullman, in which WSU came out with the 79-69 victory.
Thirteen years later LBSU got revenge with an 80-74 victory at the Dayton Tournament in Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 19, 1975.
The Cougars are 8-2 all-time against current members of the Big West.
Junior Klay Thompson has already five WSU career and single-season records this year.
He is WSU's all-time single-season scoring leader with 664 points so far this season...he passed Isaac Fontaine who set the record in 1997 with 657 points.
Thompson is also the Cougars' career leader for 3-point field goals made...he now has 237 made 3-pointers and took the crown from Eddie Hill who played at WSU from 1991-94 and made 233.
Thompson also holds the career record for 3-point field goals attempted (594), and the season records for 3-point field goals made (93) and field goal attempts (492).
Klay Thompson has 1,687 points in 94 career games, ranking third in WSU's career record books.
As a sophomore he became the 31st Coug and third-fastest to reach 1,000 points as he did it in his 63rd career game March 6, 2010.
Isaac Fontaine holds the school record with 2,003 points in his career from 1994-97.
Steve Puidokas ranks second with 1,894 points from 1974-77.
If Thompson were to score his career average of 17.9 points per game as a senior, he would add 555 points next year, giving him 2,242 points...that would rank sixth all-time in conference history.
Thompson's current 1,687 points ranks 55th in Pac-10 history for career scoring.
Although the Cougars played just one game in the 2011 Pac-10 Tournament, Klay Thompson left his mark, setting or tying five single-game tournament records.
Thompson set the single-game scoring record with 43 points, passing California's Leon Powe's 41 which he accomplished in two overtimes against Oregon, March 10, 2006...Reggie Miller of UCLA had the regulation record with 39 points against Arizona State, March 6, 1987.
Thompson also bettered Miller's single-half record of 24 points with 25 of his own in the second half.
Thompson's eight 3-point field goals is a record as well, bettering seven done by Arizona's Salim Stoudamire and Oregon's Bryce Taylor.
He also tied Reggie Miller's field goal record (15) and the 3-point field goal attempt record (14), done four times, most recently by former Coug Derrick Low.
Two of Washington State's last three losses have been decided by four points or less and both came with the Cougars down at least one starter or significant contributor.
The Cougars' 58-54 overtime loss to UCLA March 5 came without starters Klay Thompson and Reggie Moore...Thompson was suspended, while Moore injured his ankle in the previous game.
WSU's 71-69 loss at Arizona State Feb. 19 came without sixth-man Faisal Aden, who has been battling knee problems all season.
Washington State fell to Washington, 89-87, in the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Tournament Thursday, March 10, ending the Cougs' hopes of the NCAA Tournament.
Klay Thompson set the Pac-10 Tournament record for single-game points with 43...the old record was held by Leon Powe of California with 41 in double-overtime...also tied his career high.
Thompson set the Pac-10 Tournament record for single-game 3-pointers with eight...passed Salim Stoudamire of Arizona and Bryce Taylor of Oregon each with seven...tied his career high.
He tied Reggie Miller for the single-game record for field goals made with 15...he set the record for field goal attempts with 29.
Thompson passed Eddie Hill for the WSU career 3-point record with eight on the night...he now has 237.
Thompson became WSU's single-season scoring leader and now has 664 points...he passed Isaac Fontaine who had 657.
Thompson tied his season-high for first-half points with 18.
Faisal Aden scored in double figures for the third-straight game...he finished with 17 points.
WSU has lost its last two games when leading at the half and is now 15-3 when leading after the first 20 minutes.
The Cougars drop to 5-12 all-time in the Pac-10 Tournament and 1-2 as the No. 6 seed.
Klay Thompson is one of just two Pac-10 Players to reach the 40-point plateau over the last five season...he has reached it twice.
Thompson scored 43 against Washington March 10 at the Pac-10 Tournament and 43 against San Diego at the Great Alaska Shootout as a sophomore, Nov. 28, 2009.
James Harden of Arizona State scored 40 points against UTEP, Nov. 30, 2008.
Thompson's 43 are the most points scored by a Pac-10 player since Jason Kapono of UCLA scored 44 against WSU, Jan. 4, 2003.
Below is a look at 40-point scorers in the Pac-10 since 2002-03.
Klay Thompson (WSU) - 43 vs. Washington - 3/10/11
Klay Thompson (WSU) - 43 vs. San Diego - 11/28/09
James Harden (ASU) - 40 vs. UTEP - 11/30/08
Leon Powe (Cal) - 41 vs. Oregon - 03/10/06
Luke Jackson (Ore) - 42 vs. Arizona - 02/19/04
Desmon Farmer (USC) - 40 vs. Arizona - 01/15/04
Luke Jackson (Ore) - 40 vs. Colorado - 03/17/04
Jason Kapono (UCLA) - 44 vs. WSU - 01/04/03
Marcus Moore (WSU) - 42 vs. Gonzaga - 12/07/02
Klay Thompson was named to the 2010-11 All-Pac-10 Team...he is the fourth player in Cougar history to be named to the first team during multiple seasons.
DeAngelo Casto was named to the All-Pac-10 second team as well as the Pac-10 All-Defensive Team.
Last year Casto was named honorable mention and to the all-defensive team.
Both Cougars earned Pac-10 All-Freshmen Accolades as rookies in 2008-09.
With its victory over Oregon State, Feb. 5, Washington State improved to 16-7 overall and 6-5 in Pac-10 action.
The Cougars matched their win totals from last season, as they went 16-15 overall and 6-12 in league action a year ago.
Just four games ago WSU entered its game against Washington with its same record from a year prior, 14-6 overall and 4-4 in the Pac-10.
Last year the Cougs lost that game, 92-62, after holding a halftime lead.
This year the Cougs won the game, 87-80.
After going 4-5 in the first nine Pac-10 games last year, the Cougs went just 2-7 in the second half of league play to finish 6-12 in conference action.
The loss at UW last Jan. 30 contributed to a 2-10 record in WSU's final 12 games of the season.
This year Washington State was 5-4 during the first half of the Pac-10 season.
Klay Thompson is dominating not just games, but halves over his career.
In his career Klay Thompson has had 78 halves with at least 10 points, 38 times in the first half and 40 in the second half.
He has scored 15 or more points in 27 halves, 11 in the first and 16 in the second.
Thompson has scored 20-plus points in a half eight times, three in the first half, five in the second half.
In 22 games Thompson has scored in double figures in both halves, three as a freshman, eight as a sophomore and 11 so far as a junior.
This season Thompson has scored in double figures in 36 halves.
Faisal Aden (15 halves), DeAngelo Casto (nine halves), Reggie Moore (five halves), Brock Motum (three halves) and Patrick Simon (one half) have each reached double figures in at least one half this season as well.
Moore reached double figures in 16 halves last year as a freshman, one shy of Thompson's freshman mark.
Klay Thompson was named to both the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and United States Basketball Writers' Association (USBWA) all-district teams.
Thompson became one of three Cougars to earn NABC first team all-district honors in their career.
He is the first Cougar to be honored by the USBWA multiple times.
Klay Thompson was one of 30 midseason candidates for the 2010-11 John R. Wooden Award and Naismith Award.
Earlier this season, Thompson became the first Cougar to make the preseason lists since Derrick Low and Kyle Weaver were both named to the preseason top-50 prior to the 2007-08 season.
He is the first to move on to the Wooden midseason top-30 since Low went on to make the midseason cut that year...the first to make the Naismith top-30 cut since Weaver in 2007-08.
Thompson was joined by Isaiah Thomas (Washington) and Derrick Williams (Arizona) on both lists.
Klay Thompson was one of five candidates for the 2010 Male Sports Star of the Year presented by ROOT SPORTS, put on by the Seattle Sports Commission.
The award was given to Olympic speed skater Apolo Ono at the awards show held Jan. 26.
The Male Sports Star of the Year is awarded to a male athlete or coach for outstanding achievement in 2010 in a non-professional sport.
Also nominated for the award are University of Washington student-athletes Quincy Pondexter (basketball) and Mason Foster (football), and Olympic speed skaters Apolo Ono and J.R. Celski.
For the second time this season and the fourth in his career, Klay Thompson has been named the Pacific-10 Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 6-12.
The junior guard helped lead the Cougars to wins over Gonzaga and Texas-Pan American.
For the week, he averaged 19.5 points, 5.0 assists, 3.5 steals and 3.0 rebounds.
WSU was chosen to finish fifth in the Pacific-10 Conference in 2010-11, according to a poll of media members who cover Pac-10 basketball. 2010-11 Pac-10 Men's Basketball Media Poll
1. Washington (33) 348
2. Arizona (1) 296
4. Arizona State 215
5. Washington State 191
7. California 151
8. Oregon State 120
9. Stanford 98
10. Oregon 47
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I've read this, hands of stone, SRL's autobiography, and Hitman: The Thomas Hearns story.
Four Kings was very good with the facts and figures that Kimball had clearly researched, it gave a good idea of the aftermath of each fight. I also liked the amateur backstory at the beginning. But ultimately it didn't really go into much detail about the fighters themselves. I thought SRL-Duran 1 & 2 got plenty of coverage in the book, I wouldn't say there was bias against Duran
Hands of Stone was a great read, and really did Duran's story and epic life justice. So much information about Duran's youth and life outside of the ring. All it was missing was narrative with Roberto's own perspective on how he felt about his big fights, and the great fighters he faced.
Sugar Ray Leonard's autobiography was my favourite, it was a really honest and personal account from Ray's own perspective. I loved reading about his preparation, including his thoughts and feelings leading up to his biggest fights. And the chaos of his life outside the ring
Hitman:The Thomas Hearns story was a good read, but it is more a narrative of his career, with newspaper quotes thrown in here and there. Doesn't really say much about the man himself.
I'd love to read a Marvin Hagler autobiography, but a guy like Marvin doesn't seem the type who'd be interested in writing one
All in all I'd recommend all of these books
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The 2010 edition of our Money Wise special section is available on this site. It contains information on investing wisely, retirement planning, saving for college, insurance tips and more. To read it, simply click on "Special Sections" in the blue bar near the top of this page, then "Money Wise."
TELL CITY - The number of names on Democrats' May primary election for sheriff grew by one Wednesday as Tell City resident William "Bill" Schroeder filed for the office.
New to the political circle, Schroeder served on the Tell City police force for less than a year in 1973 and also served four years in the U.S. Marines. While stationed with the military, he was given White House and top secret clearance that he needed to help safeguard President Richard Nixon at Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland.
CANNELTON - Cannelton High School has earned recognition from U.S. News and World Report for the second year in a row, Principal and Schools Superintendent Al Chapman said at a regular school-board meeting Jan. 21.
"Our high school was chosen again as one of the top high schools in the country," he said, adding that only 30 high schools in Indiana earned the distinction. Among them, seven earned silver rankings and one was given a gold rating.
PERRY COUNTY - Tuesday's predawn snowfall wasn't large as winter events go. About an inch or so fell across most areas of the county. But the precipitation packed a punch, sending dozens of motorists trying to get to or from work into ditches.
No serious injuries were reported but police officers and tow-truck operators were kept busy from before dawn until at least mid-morning.
In some areas, the first rounds of snow showers that began falling around 3 a.m. melted but refroze, creating a thin but very slick coating of ice.
TELL CITY - Perry County Assessor Mendy Ward, first elected in 2002 and re-elected by voters in 2006, filed Monday for a another four-year term.
PERRY COUNTY - "I love Perry County," incumbent County Commissioner Gary Dauby said of his bid to retain his seat after the 2010 elections. "There's a whole bunch of people who won't do this, because they know that if they're in business, it will cost them business."
He doesn't do it on purpose, but upsetting some people is an occupational hazard of serving as county commissioner, he said Tuesday. "I've been involved for the last four years and tried to do what I felt was right for the citizens of Perry County."
TELL CITY - Perry County Prosecutor Robert (Bob) Collins filed for re-election Friday. The two-term incumbent said he is seeking another term as prosecutor to continue his efforts to successfully prosecute cases, support local law-enforcement agencies, promote substance-abuse awareness and prevention, recover bad checks for local businesses and collect support for children.
Collins was elected in 1998 and re-elected in 2002 and 2006. He has filed as a Democrat.
PERRY COUNTY - A fast-rising Ohio River prompted the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning for the next several days. The river stood at 31.5 feet but was expected to rise steadily today and through the weekend, reaching 40.4 feet by Monday morning. Additional rises are possible, the warning reported.
The local flood stage is 38 feet.
High river levels are expected to close Indiana 66 southeast of Cannelton once the river reaches around 40 feet.
CANNELTON - The superintendent and high-school principal for Cannelton City Schools expressed dissatisfaction Jan. 21 about actions in Indianapolis that could affect education here, including instructions to cut budgets and hold students back who don't prove by the third grade they can read.
Al Chapman explained at a regular school-board meeting spending cuts in 2006-07 and 2007-08 school years added up to almost $3,000 per student and came in the areas of "your teachers, your personnel, your materials, supplies, everything."
TELL CITY - More than 20 years of law-enforcement experience and a desire to give back to the community are key reasons Charlie Baumeister gave when asked about his decision last week to file for the office of county coroner.
"It's a way for me to stay involved and give back to the community," said Baumeister, a Tell City resident who filed as a Democrat. "I think the coroner's office does a very good job and I want to continue their efforts."
Two-term incumbent Coroner Darrel Riley is prohibited by term limits from running again.
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A lot of us get stuck in a why-won't-it-work mode when we feel overwhelmed, but dwelling on negative thoughts holds you back from making new beginnings, according to Wiseman. Get them out of your system by writing down your thoughts and feelings every day. Then you can put the negative stuff aside and move on. "You'll boost your self-esteem and happiness by gaining control of your situation," Wiseman saysand this will pave the way for you to get excited about doing everything you have to do.


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It has been stated multiple times on this site the importance of not littering with your cigarette butts and ashes. The fact is that a lot of the general public dislikes public smoking primarily because of the litter that is left behind by smokers who do not seem to care about little things like cleanliness or making sure that the area around them isn't an eyesore.
In Edmonton, Canada however it seems that officials have had enough of people making public places look bad and have decided to put a stop to it, not by banning public smoking but instead by enforcing a strict no cigarette litter policy. The idea is to essentially set up police patrols in public areas and make sure that nobody is just tossing cigarette butts on the ground. The punishment for this is a whopping $250 fine, something that will certainly make an impression and cause smokers to think twice about where they toss their cigarette butts.
But don't think that the enforcement officers are only concerned with those who are improperly disposing of their cigarettes. They intend to reward those who do the right thing with their cigarette butts by offering them a free cup of coffee from their program partner Tim Horton. This certainly gives a positive incentive to smokers to think about where they throw their cigarette butts. It is refreshing to see a place take a positive form of action against cigarette litter instead of punishing everyone by simply banning public smoking.


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Charles Stanley recounts lessons God taught during marital crisis
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Describing the last five years of his life as the most "painful" as well as "productive," Charles Stanley said prayer and meditation upon God's Word have been his salvation through the storm.
"There's not a pill in a bottle that will do for you when it comes to contentment, and relieving pressure, and bringing you a sense of quietness of spirit like stretching out before God in his Word, reading a passage, talking to him, being quiet and saying, 'Lord speak to my heart,'" Stanley told an overflow crowd March 31 at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
During an emotionally charged hour-long sermon, Stanley, pastor of First Baptist Church, Atlanta, for nearly 30 years, said his reliance on God's sovereignty has helped him persevere through marital problems and church schisms that have rocked his personal life and world-reaching ministry.
Two years ago, Stanley found himself in a mounting controversy from a divorce suit filed nearly three years earlier by his wife, Anna. Some church members, including his son, Andy, who served on staff at the church, thought Stanley should step down as senior pastor of the church until Stanley had reconciled his marriage. Andy resigned from his staff position in August 1995 in disagreement over his father continuing to serve as senior pastor during the ordeal.
Stanley, a former Southern Baptist Convention president whose sermons are televised throughout the world through his broadcast ministry called In Touch Ministries, vowed to step down only if the divorce became final. Anna dropped her divorce suit in March 1996 announcing that the couple were reconciling their differences.
"The most difficult painful years of my life have been the past five, but they have been the most profitable, the most productive in every single way," Stanley said. "I thought what would have appeared to have caused people to walk away from me, drew them by the hoards."
After 40 years in the ministry, Stanley's appeal seemed as strong as ever during his visit to Southeastern. Church vans and carloads of people began arriving on the Wake Forest, N.C., campus about an hour-and-a-half before the 10 a.m. service in the 1,400-seat Binkley Chapel. An overflow crowd assembled in two classrooms to watch the service on closed-circuit television. Students arriving minutes before the scheduled service were turned away because of lack of space. Stanley was again in great demand later in the afternoon when he hosted a book signing at the Baptist Book Store on campus.
"God broke me in areas of my own life that he knew I needed to be broken and crushed, because I wept for eight months every single day," Stanley said in his chapel address. "What was God doing? Just getting me fit for some people to be able to listen to me who could not hear me before then."
Stanley, 65, said another lesson he learned through his ordeals is to "let God fight your battles."
"You fight your battles on your knees in your closet, and God will give you his victory in public," he said.
Stanley testified of the peace he had in August 1995 when he attended a three-hour business meeting with 5,300 church members who were considering firing him. "I just sat there with the most perfect peace and quietness in my heart because, you see, I had already fought that battle. They were fighting it in public. I had fought it back in the prayer room. The battle was over as far as I was concerned."
A vote showed 85 percent of the members supported Stanley remaining as pastor while he and Anna worked on their marital problems. The next month, Stanley retreated to the North Carolina mountains to further prayerfully seek God's will. When he returned home, he told church members God wanted him to continue his ministry at First Baptist.
Stanley said his personal trials have made him more credible in the eyes of other hurting people. "People get drawn to someone in whom they know God is working," he said.
"They cannot handle somebody who has it all together. None of us have it all together. ... You and I live in a world of needy people, and when you and I start meeting people's needs where they're living, they're coming to hear what you have to say."
The author of nearly 20 books, several of which address how to deal with painful emotions, Stanley said learning to wait upon God is "one of the most valuable principles" a minister can practice.
"It's in the pain and hurt and suffering that God builds character," Stanley said. "God doesn't build character on ease, comfort and pleasure. God builds character on pain, suffering, heartache, misunderstandings, tribulations and trials."
To be used by God, Stanley said, one must bleed. "When you suffer, God does something in your life to make you acceptable in the eyes of people as to what you are saying because they know it's been tried and tested in your life."
Stanley said he found rest in the sovereignty of God while it seemed at times his ministry was unraveling around him. "If I can accept the sovereignty of God, I can face any situation, any circumstance, no matter what, no matter how painful, and walk through it absolutely victorious because I know only that which God allows can happen," he said.
Citing the Apostle Paul's admonition in 2 Corinthians 3 to operate out of one's inadequacy, Stanley said he learned anew how to depend on God for everything. "If we learn to operate out of weakness, we don't have to defend our image," he said. "We don't have to try to impress anybody. We don't have to do any of that. All we have to do is do what God tells us to do."
Intimacy with God, Stanley said, is the greatest safeguard against spiritual warfare. "It is the place where the power of God will surge in your life and through your life as no other way. It is the place where you bring your heartaches, your burdens, your problems, your difficulties, your misunderstandings, your anger, all the things that happen in a person's life."
Stanley said he is looking forward to many more years of fruitful ministry. "Most men are retiring at my age," he said. "I have never been more excited in my whole life about the ministry than I am today."


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the working title of my new project may yet morph. before the project had a solid foundation, i'd flirted with cleavage and fracture or so constantly breathing as the working title. then it shifted to environment canada, and after that to echology. i've had a summer's break from the project as i've moved, and new thoughts have me considering echolology as a revised working title. we'll see how long this one stays.
5 thoughts on "working title"
Is this the geological project you were telling me about?
thanks for the question! no, though cleavage and fracture is a title i've kicked around for a geological project. echolology's loose focus thus far deals with sound ecology.
I came up with the word "archeography" to describe our respective geological projects. Because, you know, every time I speak of a geological project, people think I am going to Antarctica to get geological samples. Which is kinda rad, but a bit confusing.
how would you define "archeography"? does your definition gel with the definition offered here, or is it something else?
something else, i'd say. i guess i should have googled the word in the first place. But my definition is a bit easier. Just writing that takes you down the bowels of the earth, like mandelstam talking about poetry being a trip to mars.


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Aftershock Showing in Philippines
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Starting on July 3, 2013 you can now watch Aftershock in Philippine Cinema's. Watch it on selected theaters nationwide.
Opening/Philippine Release Date: July 3, 2013
Distributed by: Dimension Films, RADiUS-TWC
Genre: Horror, Thriller
In Chile, a group of travelers who are in an underground nightclub when a massive earthquake hits quickly learn that reaching the surface is just the beginning of their nightmare. (from IMDB)
Eli Roth - Gringo
Andrea Osvárt - Monica
Ariel Levy - Ariel
Natasha Yarovenko - Irina
Nicolas Martinez - Pollo
Lorenza Izzo - Kylie
Marcial Tagle - Firefighter
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Ignacia Allamand - Guide
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Patricio Strahovsky - Priest
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Dayana Amigo - Bartender
Eduardo Domínguez - Russell Dazzle
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Usually my ethical dilemmas have something to do with how hard to kick couch in the beanbag. This one is a little bit different.
I started a new job in July. This job offers mileage reimbursement. The policy says the reimbursement is for "miles traveled while performing job duties." There is no mention of driving or a car in policy. Since I use a bike for most trips, is it ethical to accept reimbursement?
At the job interview, I specifically asked about using a bike for travel. I was told that I get an hour for lunch and thirty minutes in breaks. How and when I use that time is up to me. I took that to mean if it took under 90 minutes to travel by bike I was OK.
Just so we are clear, I am not asking if this is right by policy. It is. I am asking if it is ethically right to accept this money when the intention is to reimburse people for gas and maintenance.


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Mirror dust cover for my 14.5" reflector
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Maybe you should add a warning label on the front
Posted 16 February 2012 - 04:44 PM
Makes me want to reach for the drumsticks...
now I'm hungry...
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Posted 17 February 2012 - 07:52 AM
Don't forget the drum case for the UTA.
Hi John,
I made a hat box ala Kriege that has protected the UTA since before the scope was finished. It's getting pretty beat up and a drum case would be an easy replacement if I don't want to go through the trouble of making a new one.
Posted 17 February 2012 - 09:46 AM
Don't know how some of you guys post more than one photo in a single post.
Very nice Jim. Much better than what I use.
It is an ice tub (as K-mart) calls it
I cut off the upper section where a pair of looped ropes were. Then added a larger drawer pull to the top center.
To post multiple pictures I upload the pictures to Photobucket.
I re-size them to 512 horizontal pixals with MS Paint prior to the upload to Photobucket.
Then I use notepad to copy the IMG Code.
Then when replying to the the forum, I copy and paste from notepad.
Usually to the bottom of my text.
I also do a preview prior to posting.
Didn't do that a few times and had to start over
Take care
Posted 17 February 2012 - 11:27 AM
Your cover looks good. I was wondering how you were going to do that. I still haven't seen your scope in person and I'm looking forward to it.
As far as posting the pics I'm windows illiterate even though I use XP at work. Never had good luck web surfing using internet explorer.
Posted 18 February 2012 - 05:45 PM
I have had some practice doing this over the years.
Mainly from my Metal Detecting hobby.
In the early 90's had to learn some HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) in order to post text, color, pictures, etc.
Now a lot of it is built in if you know where to look.
That comes from using it, as in practice, practice
BTW, I am using a mirror shroud made from a piece of Cemetube. Similar to Sonotube, but made of plastic.
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Very resourceful.
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I've searched through tupperware, planter drip pans, pizza trays, etc. and have come up empty. I was out shopping at an art supply store and as I usually do I look for things that were made for something else that can be used in my astronomy hobby
Waytogo, JimMo! I do the very same thing... amazing what can be cross-over'd to astro use!
In fact, i have two sons who are "percussionists" (aka "drummers")... so i might take a look at that idea myself. Seems like a *sound* concept.
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After using the drum head for a while now I can say my mirror is much less dusty than without it and can go much longer between cleanings. I was using the Dave K. recommendation of the clean terry cloth towel draped directly on the mirror surface but never felt comfortable doing it.
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Celeb Parent Style: Matthew McConaughey & Camila Alves Mis-Matched on Red Carpet (Photo)TheMommyologist
Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves are usually one sleek and gorgeous couple on the red carpet, but at the LA Film Festival arrivals, they looked incredibly mis-matched. As you can see from this photo, they definitely had a huge miss with their celeb parent style!
While Camila has the whole exotic look going on with her dark features and body hugging red dress, Matthew looks like he was on his way to a rodeo and somehow got sidetracked and showed up at the film festival instead.
Matthew usually looks good in anything, but for whatever reason, I'm really just not digging the way that cowboy hat looks on him. He has great hair, so why not show it off?
His look may have been a tad bit better if he'd worn dark pants or a suit instead of the blue jeans. His gorgeous gal Camila looks perfectly dressed for the occasion, while he looks like he's ready for a hoe-down.
I'm calling the LA Film Festival a huge parenting style fail for these two. Camila should've walked that red carpet alone!
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So I'm a bit of a noob (especially to Zimbra), and have had a few problems (most of which I solved myself or with the help of these forums.)
Here's where I am now:
CentOS 5.6 2Gb/80 VPS
Zimbra CS 7.1.1 Open Source
I installed on the host lakshmi.mydomain.com
all installed fine, but after a while, MTA was showing as down.
I checked logs, read forum posts, restarted the service, rebooted the machine, all to no avail.
Then I figured since VCS uses it's own postfix, I would yum remove postfix and dovecot. I did so, rebooted, and all is apparently well for now.
Here is my current situation:
A) This box will be the mail server and SMTP gateway for 5 domains.
B) I will have only 3 humans connecting to 2-4 IMAP accounts each.
C) The primary focus of the box will be to send SMTP mail from web apps on other hosts (sep dedicated IPs, etc.)
D) Each of the sending hosts already has it's own SSL cert for wwwdomain.com & domain.com
The domains will be:
lakshmi.domain1.com (original host zimbra was installed on)
mail.domain1.com (first domain I want this server to be for)
domain1.com (do I need to define this separately for it to work as a mail server for domain1?)
My questions are thus:
1) should I make this box have hostnames as mail.domain1.com, mail.domain2.com, mail.domain3.com, mail.domain4.com, mail.domain5.com first, and then
2) create domain aliases from within Zimbra Admin?
Basically, now that I have zimbra working for lakshmi.domain1.com, I wanted to know what the next best approach is. I've spent the better part of today searching the forums, google, etc. and am looking for an answer specific to my situation.


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Today, we just felt like catching up with our good friend Alex Pardee, who because of his amazing work on the Inglourious Basterds poster project, made us want to say what's up. Alex is one of those people who can balance commercial and fine art, mass appeal and hardcore fanbases, as well as gallery shows and commercial deadlines. And, did we mention he does a bunch of Upper Playground graphics? Well, he does. —The Citrus Report Staff / RB
TCR: Do you sleep? Seriously, you seem busy.
I do sleep, but not much. I keep hoping that we'll catch up to the Robocop technology where you can just sit in a chair and recharge in an hour like a human cell phone. But until then I have work to do.
TCR: You have long been a friend and collaborator with Upper Playground. Do you enjoy doing t-shirt and apparel graphics? What do you get out of it?
It depends. A lot of apparel companies burn you out with too much direction and not enough satisfaction in the end, but with a company like UP, the artistic freedom is the main backbone of the products. It's not trend-driven or tediously mulled over, it's just like, "Hey, do what w you want to do, and if it's a strong enough graphic, we will put it out." And personally, I like to constantly test what people will accept as "wearable." Some of my art is kind of weird and most apparel companies would balk at my more obscure stuff, but I'll sit back and say, "I drew this picture of this blind kid that just killed a giant monster cat, can we make a shirt out of it." And 90% of companies would just laugh. But UP gives it a shot. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. It feels good either way, though.
TCR: Your body of work isn't solely about fine art nowadays; it's an all encompassing. There is visual art, animation, fine art, apparel and album artwork. What are you most attracted to right now?
I don't know, really, I have the attention span of a retarded dog, so I do tend to jump around with projects and mediums. I recently started working on some design work for feature films, doing set design and prop design, which was really fun, but I haven't put out a comic book or a book in a couple years and I'm itching to do that. So I think I want to focus on books for a minute, while also upping my fine art game. That needs a lot of work.
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Excellent set of features: better front and back cameras
A step above its predecessor
Far faster than previous model, Bright screen, Solid camera performance
Design is the best yet, light and compact, amazing screen
Its a phone without the phone
'lightest iPod touch'
New color, a new price, and feature-packed OS
The Lines Between iPod Touch and iPhone Have Started to Blur
Surfing the Web are easier and more enjoyable than with its predecessors
GREAT for music - not so much for everything else
A bit expensive, Feature-poor in some respects, Low-res screen
Most formats didn't play too well
Offers most of the capabilities of Samsung's popular Android smartphones
Well-built, Runs all Android phone apps, Solid sound quality
This Is a Great PMP Device
Full access to the Android Market
'The FM radio and JPEG photo viewer found on the NWZ-S710F are nothing special, but both are easy to use and add value to the device.'
'In PC World Test Center audio tests, it netted a signal-to-noise ratio score of 82 decibels--just a shade below the latest iPods and the top-ranked Creative Zen X-Fi --as well as a barely registering harmonic distortion and noise level of 0.01 percent. '
'wide volume range'
'built-in speakers'
Poor screen quality
Love it, but...
Unstable OS
Slow performance
Do not buy
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'troublesome touch interface'
'the screen was bright and the contrast just about right.'
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Note: In celebration of my latest book coming this August, I have re-christened this newsletter "Always a Winner Strategies." The book is the culmination of almost a decade of research examining how the business cycle strongly affects both the bottom line of companies in the performance of portfolios.
Financial markets around the globe continue in a bullish uptrend. The important paradox to note in this cyclical bull market is the continued weakness in the private sector elements of the GDP equation -- consumption, investment, and exports. Truly, it is primarily the fourth component of the GDP equation -- government spending -- that is propelling world markets.
My ongoing concern, which is writ large in the cover story in the Economist this week, is the huge build up in debt in the world's major economies. From the United States to China, governments around the world are using traditional Keynesian fiscal stimulus and historically large budget deficits to dig their economies out of the credit crisis depths of despair. On top of the burgeoning debt, countries and continents ranging from the United States and China to Japan and much of Europe face a graying population that will impose a significant fiscal burden on the younger generations. There will be those young people who will be tasked with the job of supporting a whole new cadre of Gray Panthers -- and the politics won't be pretty.
The macro trends point clearly to a continuation of the cyclical bull -- albeit with a likely secular decline following at some point on the horizon. The question this column will be focused on over the coming months is simply how long the current bull lasts. Already, the seeds of its own destruction may be seen in a rapidly steepening yield curve and rapidly rising energy prices.
Of course, I don't really mean to bum you out here. After all, it's been a lot of fun the last few months, and it is really easy getting used to racking up double-digit gains on the portfolio on a monthly basis. That, like the current fiscal stimulus bubble, is simply unsustainable -- unless of course you always stay ahead of the macro trends. So continue to make your money on the long side for a while. Just be ready for the other shoe to drop.
The Coming China Wars
You may find my latest article, written with Greg Autry, to be quite interesting. It appeared last Thursday in the San Francisco Chronicle; and it analyzed the various implications of the latest edict from Beijing regarding Internet censorship. Click here to go directly to the article. It is truly hair-raising.
Breakout Strategies for Emerging Markets: Business and Marketing Tactics for Achieving Growth
Breakout Strategies for Emerging Markets: Business and Marketing Tactics for Achieving Growth