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Mirror's Edge Time Trial DLC Scheduled For January 29
It's a big month for EA's Mirror's Edge, as PC users will get their first chance to play the innovative action title as it releases this week, and some great DLC is coming to the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Marketplace.
According to Joystiq, DICE has confirmed that the new downloadable content is scheduled to release on January 29. For only $9.99, you will receive the Time Trial pack, which consists of nine races over seven entirely new maps. There's a picture of one of those maps here, and as you can see, the visuals aren't realistic but more surreal and clearly designed so the player focuses entirely on running (no fighting). For those who have played the full game all the way through, this will probably come as a relief. The last few hours of the adventure had Faith constantly avoiding incessant gunfire, which in our opinion, got a little tiresome. With this new DLC, you'll be able to enjoy the most entertaining aspect of the game, which is - by far - the running. There won't be any soldiers to worry about; it'll just be you, the map, the clock, and your dexterous abilities. We've seen some of these special Time Trial races in action and trust us when we say, they're going to test your skill in a way the actual game never did. If you love the concept of Mirror's Edge but had a few small issues with the campaign, this DLC pack will remove the excess baggage and focus on the purity of running.
We also figure it's about time to hear talk of a sequel, if DICE and EA are willing to produce one. We'd love to see it, and although we'd like them to fix a few small things for Mirror's Edge 2, we'd most definitely welcome that announcement.
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I was a little put off to hear that it was just time trial runs but when I saw a video a couple months, or maybe it was just a month, ago I kind of liked the idea they had for the layout. Blocks floating in mid air. Talk a huge freefall if you don't make the jump. I think it'll be exciting to take a run through and $10.00 isn't a bad price for 7 new levels to run through even if it is just for time trial mode.
I still think the best DLC they could have gave us was a movie playback mode where they literally played the game back for you in movie form, but playing it back the same exact way you ran through the game. It would be so cool to sit back and watch yourself play through the game in movie form, especially with some of the leaps of faith you must make a certain points. I wouldn't want the whole thing to be in traditional third person perspective but I would like to see faith's whole body when she's jumping. I just don't want the movie playback to be in first-person perspective if you know what I mean. I just think this would have been the perfect game to bring this element in to.
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When John Grogan wrote Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog, he knew he had written a good book. But he didn't realize he had written a book that would become a phenomenon. The tale of Grogan's naughty, but lovable dog, not only has spawned a movie starring Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson, but also a series of children's books starring the irrepressible Labrador Retriever.

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Holding Crucial Conversations to Secure Your Career
Published: Mar 19, 2009
Examiner -- Those lucky enough to have landed a job in recent months are faced with a dilemma entry-level employees in years past didn't encounter—securing their position with their new employer. A recent poll by VitalSmarts, a corporate training and research company, found that most people are doing very little to ensure longevity in their new role. According to the survey, nearly one-in-four people don't feel comfortable asking their new boss where they stand, so they say and do nothing. And in the case of entry-level employees, they assume they're safe—the first big mistake of their new career.


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An Anti-Empirical Theory
February 22, 2010
Sage McLaughlin writes:
The notion that women have been deprived of the opportunity to express genius, and that this is the reason for the near total absence of female genius in the arts, is a long-standing meme among modern feminists. It runs up against the little problem that there's no real evidence for it, and that it is based at an emotional level upon envy, as you say, and on an intellectual level of the facially absurd assumption that men and women are not very different. No self-respecting endocrinologist or neurologist would tell you that men and women are essentially alike in their mental and behavioral makeup. In short, despite their strong implications to the contrary, modern thinkers and scientists have provided precisely zero evidence for this idea of latent female genius, long-suppressed.
It is simply not the case that at some point in the modern era, some grand discovery was made that showed men and women to have more or less equal instances of extreme intelligence, drive, and artistic talent (or, for that matter, extreme sloth, stupidity, and incompetence). I really believe most people think there has been some discovery, or set of discoveries, that has proved all the old assumptions about men and women false, when in reality more or less the opposite has occurred. The evidence—scientific, anecdotal, historical—points decisively in the other direction. One can rest assured than any really hard evidence for the feminist position would be blared from the rooftops on a daily basis, if it existed. Instead, whenever the cold light of reason is actually bent onto the question (think Larry Summers suggesting that studies showing different proclivities in men and women may account for some of the difference between their numbers in the sciences) the response on the part of the contemporary feminist is to take to her smelling salts and demand the offender's ejection from polite society. They have no real answer, only an anti-empirical theory the assertion of which supposedly proves the speaker wise.
But here's the thing—even their historical case is absurd, because the raw materials required for producing great poetry (for example) are quite inexpensive and commonplace, and have been for a very long time in the West. Moreover, literacy among men and women in the West has been roughly equal for much longer than is commonly supposed, and let's face it, thousands of years is a long time even under the most oppressive of circumstances to produce such a paucity of genius-level works of poetry, literature, and mathematics. And as you say, the emancipation of women has actually coincided more or less perfectly with the utter demolition of our culture and the arts that are so critical to sustaining it. Indeed, technical skill and ability are no longer the principal subject of homosexual- and female-dominated schools for the arts, having given way instead to a solipsistic, anti-civilizational Vandalism in which the actual works of genius and of beauty that are the Western heritage are relentlessly profaned and degraded. If the feminist case were correct, whether or not it was based on envy and hatred, we should be living through the greatest flowering of high art ever recorded. Instead, we see only an unforgiving contempt for the works of the great men of our culture, and their replacement by a thousand mediocrities and charlatans of this literal-minded contemporary generation.
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Programming and Customizing the OOPic Microcontroller : The Official OOPic Handbook (TAB Robotics) by Dennis Clark
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This is the official OOPic (object oriented embedded microcontroller) manual endorsed by the largest manufacturer of OOPics and the first to market book on these microcontrollers that are taking the robotics industry by storm. Foreword of this book is written by the President and CEO of Savage Innovations - the manufacturer of the OOPic microcontrollers It offers a programming guide and application notes consolidation for the OOPic.
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99% In - Or 89% Out?
Well, David O'Leary said on match-of-the-day that 99% of the fans were fine and it was just a small minority against him.
The Vital Villa poll from last week seems to totally contradict that statement, as do the comments on all the forums across the Villa board.
Our poll asked very simply, 'O'Leary Out?'
89% said yes, O'Leary should go, 11% said no.
Hmmm, looks like David O'Leary has started to use 'Dougenomics' when it comes to figures.
We are 'enjoying' our worst season since the Premiership began, O'Leary has to take a good amount of the blame for that. However, I hope his ineptitude doesn't deflect from the real and very major problem at Villa - one certain Mr Douglas Ellis. Villa will never succeed with that man at the helm, O'Leary has just come along and made things worse! So, Ellis first, O'Leary out after maybe?!


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Yesterday was undoubtedly a much needed win for the Mets as they salvaged the final game of the Cubs series with a resounding 17-1 victory. But with only ten games left until the All Star break, the Mets have a tough four-game set against the Dodgers, before wrapping up the first half with three games at home with Phillies followed by three more the Cubs. Will the Mets head into the break on high or a low note? What concerns do you have?
Here's what some of our own are thinking…
- Dan – My main concern lies with the bullpen. Rauch has been awful lately and I have to believe that it is due to whatever injury he is trying to play through. Without him 100% and Ramon Ramirez struggling that leaves us with Parnell as our closer. I have seen him fail way too many times to try this experiment again. You go with what you've got, Bobby is just not cut out to be a closer. Here's to hoping he enters the game with a lot of 3 out save chances to give him a cushion.
- XtreemIcon – I think the Mets head in on a high note. The Dodgers have a dreadful offense without Kemp, the Phillies series is always tough, but the Mets very well could sweep the Cubs at home. I'll sign up for 6-4, though I think 7-3 is very reasonable. My biggest concern is the bullpen. For all the reminders how how much they've struggled for the year, they have the sixth-best BAA over the last 30 days in the league. A lot of that is because of Francisco, who has held opposing hitters to a .206/.289/.294 line in June, He's given up seven hits and six have been singles. For the entire year with RISP, he's allowed a .182/.280/.209 line. Now Parnell is the closer, who has shown zero propensity to handle big innings, and it appears that for some reason Batista is replacing Parnell in the late innings. Ramirez has shown slow but steady improvement as the season wears on and Rauch has only given up five hits in all of June, but three have been home runs. The bullpen was improving until Francisco went down. I hope they can just tread water till after the break.
- Fonzie13 – Biggest concern obviously is the bullpen. It's been a concern going on 6 years now and seems to be getting worse. Followed by the lack of power in the lineup and finally poor defense and baserunning. Only one starter has an OPS over 800 and that's Wright, still over 1000. Hairston is over 800 off the bench and the rest are under 800 and 700. Ike is finally over 600 but that's still horrendous.
- Brandon – I think the Mets will bounce back. At the same time, the obvious concern at this point is the bullpen. They are not pitching well. They have not pitched consistently and effectively. They are going to have to make a deal for a reliever if we are going to stay in the playoff hunt.
- Joe S. – The next few days will be key to the rest of the season for this team. The inconsistent playing has been wearing thin and if it continues it could end any chances this team has for the remainder of the season. The lack of focus, especially defensivly is inexcusable. Collins has his work cut out for him.
- Robert P. – The Mets are floundering right now. Fortunately for them, so are the Dodgers who look as though they'll be without Kemp and Ethier for this upcoming series. Take those four games and float them on top of the six that follow against sub-.500 opponents and the Mets have every opportunity to enter the All Star Break on a high note. Whether they do remains to be seen, but our impression of the first half of the season should be tied as much to the team's place in the standings as it is their actual record. The Mets haven't been blown away by the rest of the NL East as many predicted. If the front office can stabilize the bullpen (whatever that means) sooner than later, the team has the starting rotation and offense necessary to make a push towards the post-season, in my opinion.
- Satish – I'm concerned that the team could honestly compete for that last wild card spot and will not get the help it needs (in the bullpen or a RH Power bat). I think the reason ii might be too "early" to make a deal is that they are waiting for the team to fail so they can justify gutting it or not doing anything. Blah. I'm a skeptic.
- Gregg – The Mets have proven to be a thrill ride, roller coaster of a team, I think the Mets go into the break on a hot streak. One so hot, we're all cursing the All-Star break, because it's going to hurt the Mets mojo. My greatest concern right now is the bullpen. The bullpen is just a complete horror and someone needs to stand up and become "the guy" coming out of the pen.


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Race 7 - $25,000 Guaranteed Pick Four Pool
Best Bet (50 - 103 / $180.80): FOX VALLEY LEGEND (9th)
Spot Play: SOBER AS A JUDGE (4th)
Race 1
(8) MONTICELLO LULU comes off an easy victory first start in a new barn and has gate speed to get early position. (4) OINKERS filly raced gamely in her first start at the big track trotting a nice last quarter. (2) HAPPY BALANCE made a break last out but if the gelding stays trotting he would probably get a piece; threat.
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Race 2
In a three horse race (3) SARA THE SPY comes off a super qualifier and is the horse to beat. (2) DIVINATION just missed to a really good opponent last out and benefits from the top driver. (5) JUST FOR FUN filly has had a super year and just needs honest fractions up front to close into.
Race 3
(9) KENNANS NANCY LEE should offer a big price and gets sent out for proven connections. (8) BOILER HEIDI HO mare is a head case but has the ability to win at a decent price; versatile. (6) JUSTINE'S PRIDE mare looked lame last out but was really sharp a few starts ago. Try and get a look at her on the track in the post parade to get a better idea.
Race 4
(3) SOBER AS A JUDGE gelding made a costly break last out but is the horse to beat if he stays pacing. (2) L A CAMCHARGER three-year-old makes his second start in a new barn and comes off a really big effort kicking home nicely off dull cover. (1) CHEYENN SHARK two-year-old faces older but does draw the rail and should save some ground before shaking loose late.
Race 5
In an extremely wide open race (10) PHOTO SURPRISE is a live longshot that over-trotted himself last out but will need to float for position for his best chance to hit the top spot. (1) TOUR HALL has made breaks in three straight starts as the favorite. However the 2-year-old does have a hall of fame pilot guiding him from the rail and probably has the most ability in the race. (9) FOX VALLEY VETO lightly raced trotter is saddled with a bad post but does show enough gate speed to get a good early spot.
Race 6
(3) BRIEF'S BOY was an easy winner last out and would have won by more if he could have gotten out earlier. (1) THATSWHATTHEYSAY four-year-old has a lot of positives going for him. The gelding draws the rail and makes his first start in a new barn that has recently had success in this scenario. (4) RIGHT ON RAY doesn't win very often but did race really well last out for a new barn.
Race 7
In a very suspect field (2) FINANCIAL EFFORT takes a big drop in class and looks to be in a great spot to do some damage. (8) BUTTERFLY KISSER filly needed her last start badly just missing and has flashed some big speed in the past. (5) MEARL FINN mare rarely wins but has been pacing better than her lines show; use underneath.
Race 8
(2) WOLFIES SPORTSTER four-year-old has a good record in this class and just needs a good trip to have his nose on the wire. (8) LARRY'S PLACE gelding makes his first start in a new barn and has won two straight; threat. (1) ALABAMA HOWARD five-year-old will be winging early and could use a middle-half breather; vulnerable late.
Race 9
(10) FOX VALLEY LEGEND made an uncharacteristic break last out but if the 3-year-old stays trotting he would be very tough to beat. (5) FOX VALLEY DUBAI gets a big driver change and has the most ability in the race besides the top choice. (8) TAXMAN trotter is very inconsistent going from having lots of trot to empty week to week.
Race 10
(2) FOX VALLEY MALONE was the top drivers' choice of three and comes off a nice qualifier. (3) MAKE YOUR MOVE four-year-old stallion looks to be a major player in the race and gets sent out from a barn that has had good recent success. (1) JPS MINI ME three-year-old draws the rail and has been knocking on the door at upsetting at a price.
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|A Jane's Walk along the Ottawa River in 2011. Photo by Leigh Thorpe.
Today's guest blog comes from Francesco Manganiello, one of the members of the Jane's Walk Ottawa organizing committee.
Have you ever wondered who is taking care of all those cats around Parliament Hill or what typical farm-life is like in Ottawa's "working farm"? Have you ever been enticed by the sights, sounds, and smells of Little Italy and not know where to start? If so, come Jane-Walking with us in Ottawa on Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6.
Jane's Walk is a festival of walking tours celebrating the ideas of the late Jane Jacobs by getting people to walk around and explore their neighbourhoods. An urban activist and writer of the greatly influential book The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jacob's ideas of liveable, usable and people-centered cities were largely influenced and informed by her personal experiences and observations. Celebrated in over 75 cities in 15 countries worldwide, free walking tours are led by local residents who want to share and discuss the spaces and places where they work, play and live.
Celebrating its fifth year with over 50 Jane-walks planned for 2012, Jane's Walk in Ottawa is a pedestrian-focused event that offers insight on some of the well and not-so-well known neighbourhoods in Ottawa. Led by passionate and knowledgeable local residents, you will get to know more about your city by the simple acts of walking, observing, listening and talking.
So, if you want to discover over 150 years worth of Ottawa's railway history, find out where to satisfy your hunger and thirst in Hintonburg, learn more about a traditional pattern painted in an Ottawa church floor called "the Labyrinth" that is used for walking meditation, learn how to identify safe and non-toxic plants along the Rideau River, search for the lost village of Ellwood, hear forgotten stories of the War of 1812 and the Rideau Canal, or uncover the natural evolution of some of the oldest buildings in the Byward Market, come walk with us on May 5 and 6!
Walking tours are free of charge. More information on Jane's Walk in Ottawa walking tours can be found at www.janeswalkottawa.ca . If you are interested in volunteering, you can contact us by email email@example.com or by phone at 613-563-4922.
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DENVER-- In the 2016 regular season, the Denver South Rebels scored a perfect 10.
Now, it's time for the playoffs.
In its last game of the season, Denver South shut out Thornton 44-0 to improve to 10-0 overall and a perfect 5-0 in the 4A Mountain League.
Once again, the rushing duo of Marcus Lindsay and Derius Pinkett led the way, dominating on the ground with the first two touchdowns of the game as the Rebels pulled away early and never looked back.
Quarterback Amon Wright also had himself a nice game, connecting with Darrien Golden on a beautiful deep ball to give Denver South a 27-0 lead.
Thornton forced a turnover on defense early in the second quarter with a chance to make it a two-score game, but the Denver South defense held strong once again to uphold its shutout.
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In spite of the many articles published here at Dividend Money and the powerful rally that took place over the summer across global equity markets, some investors are still not ready to plunge back into equities.
However, long-term Investors who choose to sit in perceived 'safe' investment like savings accounts, CDs and money market funds should realize that the historically low yields are likely going to leave their portfolio returns flat for some time.
In response to the low yield environment, it seems that some are taking innovative (albeit somewhat questionable) measures. That said, an interesting investmetn vehicle has popped up in France that gives a whole new meaning to 'alternative investing'. It seems that investors over there are turning their attention to an age old option – cow lease contracts!
Cow Lease Contracts
The process goes something like this:
Buy a couple of cows and rent them out to professional farmers for milk production. From a cost perspective, this is a plus as it helps the farmers generate cash flow and frees up money for other necessary expenditures like buildings and machinery. This type of meat market may sound extreme but promoters of cow leasing suggest that the potential yields are 4 to 5 times that being paid on savings vehicles today.
As the herd grows, each new cow represents a new source of cash flow. New offspring cover deaths in the herd, some cows are sold off to cover maintenance costs and in particularly fertile years, the return on investment for each cow can be as high as 7%. Investors can sell the new cows for cash or continue to build up their herd to then draw a regular income at retirement.
Cow Lease Risks
Although it may sound like a nifty little investment strategy, as with all investments these cash cows are not without risk. Fluctuations on the price of meat, milk and animal feed as well as unexpected disease are just some of the considerations for cow contract investors.
While environments of change often motivate innovation (did you know that Disney, FedEx, Microsoft and Apple were founded during periods of economic recession?), discipline remains the key to long-term investment success.
As dividend growth investors, we must remain confident that we are on the right track to achieving our long-term goals. Whether those ultimate investing goals are growth or income. It also means that we won't need to follow the herd on the latest investment fad or have to convert our houses into cattle ranches anytime soon!


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One night years ago, American heiress Denise Thorne disappeared from a London nightclub, never to be seen again. That very same night, Sonja Blue, a tough-as-nails vampire hunter-slayer, conceived in terror and blood, rises from the city's gutters. Saved by modern medicine before completing her transformation into one of the undead, she becomes a living vampire, determined to fight for what remains of her humanity.
In the Blood by award-winning author Nancy A. Collins tells the story of a punk female vampire/vampire hunter who teams up with a psychic detective to track down the man responsible for turning her into one of the undead.
For years Johnny Pearl tried to escape his demons by being a gunslinger. With his killer's cool and famous pearl-handled pistol, he made a name for himself in the years following the Civil War as an outlaw. But fame has proved hollow, and Johnny finds himself on the outskirts of the Wyoming Territory, on the verge of taking his own life after one gunfight too many, until he finds redemption in the smile of Katie Small Dove.
"Frankenstein's monster as a gunslinger"
While in London, American heiress Denise Thorne disappears from a nightclub, never to be seen again. On that very same night Sonja Blue, a tough-as-nails vampire hunter-slayer, conceived in terror and born of blood, rises from the city's gutters. Saved by modern medicine before she completed her transformation into one of the undead, she becomes a living vampire, determined to fight for what remains of her humanity.
"Simply the best."
In 1927 the infamous millionaire occultist Emeric Belasco disappeared without a trace, leaving behind dozens of dead bodies in the rambling, isolated mansion known as Hell House. In 1931 a team of parapsychologists entered Hell House in order to solve the riddle of Belasco's fate, only to meet with horror, insanity and death.
"Not the original"
Wisteria Lane has nothing on these grandes dames of mystery. In the expert hands of two of the mystery world's top storytellers, being a housewife takes on a whole new meaning.These two never-before-published stories by Nevada Barr and Sara Paretsky explore the dark side of the housewife psyche and are guaranteed to delight.
Following the death of his beloved mother, young Skinner Cade discovers he was adopted. Determined to find his true origins, he travels westward from the Mississippi Delta to the deserts of Arizona. There, Skinner learns of Changing Woman, the mysterious leader of the Coyotero who might be his biological mother.
"Werewolf love story"
Walking Wolf is the orphaned son of white settlers, found as an infant and raised to be a proud Comanche warrior. He also happens to be a werewolf. When he loses control of his darker nature, Walking Wolf heads out into the White Man's world to learn more about who - and what - he is. This is his story of self-discovery as he travels the Old West, crossing the paths of deranged serial killers, a traveling medicine show, a vampire gunslinger, even a fellow werewolf, as well as such historical figures as Quanah Parker and Sitting Bull.
"Awesome story and great narration!!"
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Originally Posted by baller2323: so if your so confident why were they taken down from your top 10 sites
Actually that is a good point
Id still love to know why they are not answering their phones. A domain being seized is one thing but they cant at least answer their phones?? Or even post a voicemail that gives a little info?
Very disappointed
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The Effects of Overcrowded Classrooms on STEM Learning and Teaching
Jody and Joe
Effects of Overcrowding on Students
States such as Texas and New York report average classroom sizes to be thirty four. This average is artificially low because of the inclusion of special needs classes in calculations. (3,5)
Overcrowded classrooms are the result of too many students being located in a single school district.
There are obvious problems with overcrowding in schools. Students are not as safe in a classroom with no room to move if there were an emergency.
The real problem with overcrowded classrooms is seen when we look at the effects on teaching and learning
Testing has shown that average reading scores on standardized tests are lower in larger class sizes than smaller classes. (6)
Schools are built to accomadate a maximum number of students. Some schools are having to accomadate 45% more students than their max (1)
In order to combat overcrowding in classrooms, many schools place a cap on how many students may be in a single class. Usually, this number is thirty-four. However, most schools can not keep class sizes at this size, and must have larger classes
These caps are often thirty four students in a regular classroom setting, and fifty students in P.E. Some classes in overcrowded districts have as many as fifty students in a regular classroom setting.
Effects of Overcrowding on Teachers
When teachers have to care for too many students, their ability to teach is hindered
Teachers are often judged based on how well their students do on standardized tests. Since students in overcrowded classrooms tend to do worse on these tests, theses scores reflect poorly on teachers.
An important teaching method in STEM classes is that teachers provide adequate one-on-one attention to each student's needs. This is not possible in overcrowded classrooms.
In a class of thirty-seven students with only fifty-five minutes provided for instruction, teachers could not provide more than ninety seconds of individual attention to each student.
Teachers are being graded for the performance of their students, but they are not being given enough time to adequately prepare the students
In an attempt to balance the negative effects of overcrowding, some schools are hiring more teachers so that there are more than one teacher per classroom. This is an expensive method that not many schools can utilize.
Many schools also use "temporary classrooms," or trailers. These are yet another expensive solution to the overcrowding problem, and it's a solution that only works for a short time.
Proposed Solutions
While many solutions to overcrowding have been recommended, most are too expensive for schools to use. Without more funding, schools must look for alternative methods of overcoming the consequences of overcrowding.
One method that STEM teachers can learn from non-STEM teachers is the utilization of group discussions. While large group "conversational" learning is not possible in STEM courses, small group interaction can provide an opportunity for meaningful learning to take place.
Small group interactions is not a replacement for one-on-one teacher to student interaction, it can help to recuperate meaningful learning lost to a lack of one-on-one interactions
Another cost effective method for encouraging meaningful learning in an overcrowded classroom is organization. By this, we mean how the room is set up.
Often, classrooms are filled with too many students, desks, and teaching materials to be a comfortable learning environment. A simple way to enhance learning in this setting is to rearrange the desks.
By organizing the desks so that group interaction is encouraged, teachers are encouraging meaningful learning. Otherwise, rows and columns only help those up font.
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2.Jones, D. (2012, October 14). Underfunded Schools = Overcrowded Classrooms.. EBSCO Publishing Service Selection Page. Retrieved December 2, 2012, from http://ehis.ebscohost.com/eds/detail?vid=4&hid=109&sid=2d18e385-58a5-4494-ad8a-f69e4de6d02c%40sessionmgr104&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmU
3.Kuczynski-Brown, A. (2012, September 26). New York Class Size: Nearly Half Of Public Schools Have Overcrowded Classrooms, UFT Says. Breaking News and Opinion on The Huffington Post. Retrieved December 2, 2012, from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/26/new-york-class-size-uft_n_1914357.html
4.Oberg, T. (2012, May 10). Local school has potential solution to overcrowded classrooms | abc13.com. ABC Owned Television Stations. Retrieved December 2, 2012, from http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/in_focus&id=8656961
5.Oberg, T. (2012, May 10). Class sizes across Texas ballooning after state cuts billions of dollars in education funding | abc13.com. ABC Owned Television Stations. Retrieved December 2, 2012, from http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/in_focus&id=8655264
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Glen Mazzara was born in Manhattan and grew up in Queens, New York. He attended NYU, and earned a masters in English. He worked as a hospital administrator in New York before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career as a writer in 1998.
He was a story editor, and writer for the fourth and fifth seasons of Nash Bridges. He joined the drama series, The Shield as an executive story editor and writer for its first season in 2002, was promoted to producer for the second season while continuing to write, to supervising producer for the third season, to co-executive producer for the fourth season, to executive producer for the fifth season, and left midway through the sixth season in 2006. Later in 2006 he was an executive producer on the short-lived series Standoff, and then a co-executive producer on the first season of NBC drama Life.
Mazzara left Life to create and executive produce a new series Crash based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name, serving as head writer and show runner.[1] He left after one season, but was credited as a consulting producer for the second season premiere.
In 2009 he joined the medical drama series Hawthorne for two seasons as executive producer and writer. In 2010 he wrote Episode 5, "Wildfire", of the AMC series The Walking Dead.
On July 27, 2011, it was reported that Mazzara had taken over as showrunner of The Walking Dead after Frank Darabont dropped out of the position.[2]
It has been confirmed that, after Season 3, Mazzara will be stepping down from the show. The details or reasons for this were highly speculated about until the information behind his release was revealed by insiders. It was revealed that the departure of Glen Mazzara from AMC was due to problems over creative control with Robert Kirkman and the AMC network.[1]
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Federal probe delays vote on takeover of Saratoga tech park near GloFo
Takeover of tech park near GloFo put off by federal investigation
Published 7:25 pm, Wednesday, September 23, 2015
The probe by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara into Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Buffalo Billion economic development project has stalled plans to SUNY Polytechnic Institute to take over the state-run Saratoga Technology + Energy Park in Malta, a 280-acre tech park located next to the GlobalFoundries factory.
The unusual proposed land swap is tied to the the $4.8 billion Global 450 Consortium that Cuomo launched at SUNY Poly Albany campus in 2011.
NYSERDA, the state energy authority that owns STEP, is planning to transfer the land to SUNY Poly for $1 to satisfy a $10 million commitment that NYSERDA has to fund a portion of the G450C, a research consortium that includes companies like IBM, Intel, Samsung and GlobalFoundries to make computer chips on 450-millimeter silicon wafers.
However, a scheduled vote on the transfer of the site to SUNY Poly was tabled on Monday during a subcommittee meeting of the NYSERDA board of directors.
The move came after at least one member of NYSERDA's program planning committee raised issues about the vote in light of reports that SUNY Poly received grand jury subpoenas related to the bidding process on construction projects for the Buffalo Billion. A nonprofit entity created by SUNY Poly, Fort Schuyler Management Corp., is in charge of the projects.
There is no evidence that the subpoenas, which were issued three months ago by the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan, have requested any information about the proposed deal between NYSERDA and SUNY Poly.
In 2011, Cuomo committed $400 million to the G450C, $100 million of which is supposed to come from NYSERDA and the New York Power Authority.
In a June 2014 letter to Alain Kaloyeros, Cuomo's budget director, Robert Megna, said the $10 million commitment will be satisfied through the transfer of STEP to SUNY Poly, which has been acquiring land across upstate New York to develop satellite research sites that are part of Cuomo's economic development programs.
NYSERDA has also committed another $15 million to the G450C that will be satisfied through various energy efficiency programs. The New York Power Authority will contribute $75 million.
It is believed that SUNY Poly can attract more high-profile tenants to the STEP site, which has been underutilized until now considering its location and size. Its major tenant is Hudson Valley Community College, which built its TEC-SMART school there to teach clean tech and semiconductor manufacturing students for GlobalFoundries and such companies as General Electric, which has a fuel cell production facility at STEP.
"SUNY Poly is not attempting to acquire STEP for a dollar," David Doyle, a SUNY Poly spokesman, said. "The transaction is in lieu of a $10 million commitment owed to SUNY Poly by NYSERDA for the G450C state investments with the added benefit of allowing the state to bring in nanotechnology-driven economic development to an underutilized and underperforming site."
The assessed value of various plots that make up the STEP park totals more than $25 million, although that includes the value of the buildings, which in some cases NYSERDA does not own.
For instance, United Step I at 107 Hermes, the main STEP building, is owned by United Group of Cos. of Troy. United spent $18 million on the project.
United Group of Cos. President Michael Uccellini could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
A transfer of the property would make a lot of sense in light of SUNY Poly's emphasis on renewable energy, which is supposed to be the focus of STEP. The site's proximity to GlobalFoundries' $15 billion Fab 8 computer chip factory also makes SUNY Poly's ownership ideal, especially since SUNY Poly has run out of space at its Albany campus off Fuller Road. The STEP site is actually larger than the Fab 8 site, which is 222 acres.
Mark Willis, the chair of NYSERDA's program planning committee, could not be reached for comment. He is a resident research fellow at New York University's Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy. Also on that committee is Ken Daly, the head of National Grid's New York operations, and John McAvoy, the CEO of Consolidated Edison in New York City.
A NYSERDA spokesman did not immediately have a description about what concerns came up at the committee meeting that led to the vote on the transfer being tabled.
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Antje Duvekot is a singer-songwriter from Heidelberg, Germany, now living in Somerville, Mass. She came to the states when she was 13; at 18, she started writing and recording songs and playing at open mic events while attending the University of Delaware
Duvekot's material has been well received — she's won many songwriting awards and tours with renowned folk artists like Ellis Paul, who sang on her first record. Her song "Merry-Go-Round" was used for an ad by Bank of America that aired during the Super Bowl.
Her songs are often compelling, dark documents of her own relationships and existential issues. Her latest record, ''New Siberia,'' was released in 2012, a thoughtful collection of songs like the haunting title track, where she sings "So i rode my one-eyed mare across the tundra" in an emotive, delicate voice over spare acoustic guitar fingerpicking.
Her well-crafted songs don't require much dressing up or distractions.
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No single cause for Olympic tragedy: officials
Luge federation leaders to complete investigation this weekend
The leaders of the International Luge Federation will meet in Austria this weekend to complete their investigation into the accident that killed Nodar Kumaritashvili at the Vancouver Olympics.
Officials from the federation's sport and technical commissions hope to sign off on a report analyzing the 21-year-old Georgian's crash at the Whistler Sliding Centre, the world's fastest track.
The report is expected to say no single reason explains how and why Kumaritashvili crashed. He was flung from the ice and struck an exposed steel pole after losing control of his sled on the final curve at nearly 145 km/h.
The governing body, known as FIL, cited Kumaritashvili's tactical errors in preliminary findings within 24 hours of the Feb. 12 fatality — the day the Olympics opened. The track reopened on a shorter, slower and safer course.
"During the Games there was limited time and we still had a competition to run," FIL secretary general Svein Romstad told The Associated Press. "Now we have had time to go through all the technical reports and police reports."
The Vancouver Olympic organizing committee, or VANOC, said Thursday it has submitted staff accounts of the crash and track statistics to the FIL.
Spokeswoman Renee Smith-Valade said the committee expects to see the report at the same time as the IOC, or shortly after.
"We've co-operated with the FIL in providing any information needed for their report, as they are the experts who governed all aspects of the luge facility construction and approval, training and competition before and during the 2010 Games, and any future FIL-sanctioned activity there," she said.
"They're clearly preparing as thorough an analysis of the circumstances and causes of this tragic accident as is possible and we look forward to receiving the final report and will comment more directly once it is public."
IOC requests document
The FIL document, written by Romstad and fellow American official Claire DelNegro, was requested by the International Olympic Committee.
"FIL officials will present their final report on the tragic luge accident involving Nodar Kumaritashvili to the IOC on Monday," the Lausanne-based organization said in a statement, "after which the IOC intends to carefully study the document."
No date has been fixed to publish the report, which will be sent to the British Columbia coroner's service.
The Canadian authority is expected to publish its examination of how Kumaritashvili died next month. It could yet decide to hold a formal inquest hearing.
Romstad said luge officials were initially "baffled" by the death because of the safety precautions in place. The $105-million track was built for the Olympics two years ago.
Even though the IOC has a policy of "universality" that helps fund many athletes from smaller countries and encourages governing bodies to find entries for them, Romstad said Olympic leaders want to know how Kumaritashvili met the standard set by FIL. The Georgian was ranked 44th out of 65 sliders in the season-long World Cup standings.
"Did he make it because he was from the Republic of Georgia?" Romstad asked.
Luger's family keeping low profile
No one from Kumaritashvili's family, which has numerous links to luge racing, is expected to attend the scheduled meetings Saturday and Sunday at St. Leonhard, near Salzburg.
Georgia is not represented on the two panels but its federation officials have contributed to the investigation, Romstad said, on visits to FIL offices in Berchtesgaden, Germany.
The report's completion will open a wider debate in luge circles.
"It will not include recommendations for change yet, but will instead begin a process of re-examining the sport and how it is managed," said Romstad, himself a former racer.
The debate will continue at the FIL Congress scheduled for June in Sochi, Russia, site of the 2014 Winter Games, which will soon build its own sliding track.
Sochi organizers have been told to keep well below the world-record 155 km/h speeds reached in Whistler.
"They need to be compliant to the 135 km/h limit or we will not approve it," Romstad said. "People have to understand that we haven't finished the process as far as how to move forward from here."


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If there is anybody who can lend a little perspective on the Red Sox' current situation, it is Tony Graffanino.
The veteran second baseman spent a season and a half with the Kansas City Royals, a team that knows at the start of each season the only playoff baseball it will see will be on television. So after New York clinched the American League East with an 8-4 victory over the Sox yesterday at Fenway, Graffanino, making like the band ''The Killers," was Mr. Brightside.
''If I was still with KC, I would have plans for Monday," said Graffanino, who joined the Sox July 19 in a trade for minor leaguers Chip Ambres and Juan Cedeno. ''This is why you play the game. You want to play in the postseason. You want to win the World Series, and that's what we have the opportunity to do."
If the Red Sox do make the playoffs, Graffanino's bat could loom large. While he is not a full-fledged Yankee killer, he has a history of success against them. The Amityville, N.Y., native was a .310 career hitter against New York, and he added to that yesterday, going 3 for 4 with a home run and a stolen base -- gimpy left groin and all.
''Actually, the legs are feeling pretty good," said Graffanino, who had his left leg heavily wrapped after the game. ''I've been running a little bit more lately."
Entering the game, Graffanino was 1 for 9 against Randy Johnson. But he treated him like any other pinstriped pitcher, not a five-time Cy Young Award winner. Graffanino singled in the second, bounced a ball up the middle for another single with two outs in the fourth, and launched a home run -- his first off the imposing lefty -- in the seventh that brought Boston within 7-3.
''I don't even know. It's just the way it's worked out," said Graffanino of his success against the Yankees. ''I think there are some ball clubs you feel good playing against and others maybe not, but I don't think it's anything you focus on."
Graffanino had one more chance to burn the Bronx Bombers with a runner on and one out in the ninth, but he popped to Alex Rodriguez, who bobbled the ball for a second before safely securing it with both hands.
That left the Red Sox needing a win today (or a Cleveland loss) to punch their own ticket to the playoffs and avoid a one-game playoff against the Indians tomorrow.
Graffanino, who has played on three playoff teams, would be going back to the postseason for the first time since 2000, when he was with the White Sox.
Graffanino said he planned to put in another call to old friend Paul Konerko of the White Sox, whom he called before the start of Chicago's series with the Indians, to see if the Sox can get an assist from their pale-hosed counterparts.
Clearly, the former Royal will take a playoff berth any way he can get it.
''I don't care how you get in," he said. ''Once you're in, you're in. We want to get in and we'll take it any way we can get it."


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Published 7:00 pm, Saturday, September 19, 2009
The 3-year-old Permian Basin Readiness Center near Midland International Airport is an important asset to the Texas Army National Guard both for national defense imperatives and responding to state emergencies, officials say.
The $5 million state-of-the-art building was opened on Aug. 21, 2006, with Brig. Gen. Joyce Stevens of Austin and state Reps. Tom Craddick of Midland and the late Buddy West of Odessa lauding its combination of Midland-Big Spring's light infantry Company C of the 142nd Infantry Battalion and Odessa's Battery B of the 133rd Field Artillery, whose old armories had been in use for a half century.
Battery B was later moved to Port Arthur and its 44 Odessa area members were invited to join the 94-man "Charlie Rock" Company C, which recently finished its second tour in Iraq. Both units have also been called on to bolster U.S.-Mexico border security.
Guard Lt. Col. Paul Hernandez of Fort Worth, who attended the opening, said Friday that only Company C will be assigned here for the time being because like most units that have fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, the mission of the former mechanized infantry group has been changed to meet Regular Army needs.
He said most of the area soldiers who got home in early August will return from leave in October and November. "One thing that has happened during the last two years is that we have gone through a rather arduous transformation," Hernandez said.
"Company C left in June 2008 and was again assigned to route and base security at Talil. When most of the units returned to Fort Bliss in El Paso, they were asked to raise their hands to show how many times they had been to the global war on terror and most had been twice."
Hernandez said the changes have included engineers becoming infantrymen and infantrymen becoming military police officers. He said a 2006 plan to send a 40-member detachment of the San Antonio-based 136th Military Police Battalion here did not come to fruition.
A member of the Texas Military Preparedness Commission, Col. Charles Powell (USAF-Ret.) of San Angelo, said the 38,000-square-foot armory is vital.
Noting the Air Guard has an intelligence officers' training center at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Powell said, "The Air Guard and National Guard contribute significantly to the defense posture in this era of low numbers on active duty."
Adding that tours in Iraq have been lengthened from 12 to 15 months, he said, "Anything you do to enhance the viability of military readiness is a real plus because who knows what's going to happen in the future?"
The big sliding door on the armory's east, or back, side directly faces the main front entrance of Midland International Airport a half mile west to afford soldiers the fastest route to transport planes, officials said at the opening.
Powell, whose wife JoAnne manages Congressman Mike Conaway's San Angelo office, suggested the Basin might benefit from loan and grant programs offered by the Military Preparedness Commission either to expand the military's presence or enhance its living conditions.
He said there is a $250 million revolving municipal loan fund and an annual $2 million grant program for cities and organizations. The commission is part of the governor's office.
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper architect Dan Hart, whose company designed the armory, said West's hope to add a federally-funded field maintenance shop did not come about when bids came in well over the target price of $750,000.
However, the armory was financed with a state bond arranged by former state Sen. Teel Bivins of Amarillo, Craddick and West, who had worked on the project since 2001. "I read about the super armories in Lubbock and the Rio Grande Valley and thought, why couldn't we put the Midland and Odessa armories together in a single location?" West said before the facility's completion.
"It's satisfying because now the individuals involved in our homeland security can have a nice place to do their training," said West, who died on June 25, 2008. "It's something they can be proud of and we can show we're proud of them."


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Dalet-Ayin-Tav, means "to know." It is the basis of a sexual relationship between and man and woman as prescribed in the Torah. Dalet-Ayin-Tav is not just the physical aspects of the marital relationship; but, as JPII points out in Theology of the Body, it is the giving of self that involves a depth of personal and mutual commitment and responsibility of one spouse to another. It is meant for marriage and can only be achieved, as God intended, in marriage.
The Torah teaches that the physical aspect of the marital union, which JPII refers to as "nuptial," is really a reflection of the ultimate male-female Love that exists within the union. So, while the sexual urge is something that can and does exist whether or not a person is married, it is not intended to be an end in and of itself. It, this "urge," is what will allow a husband and a wife to "know" one another in an exclusive way. Their knowing of one another is expected to extend beyond the physical knowing and well into the emotional knowing in such a way that this intimacy brings about the "whole" person. This is the becoming "one flesh" in Genesis 2:24.
Acknowledging the potentially destructive "urges" to which man (male and female) may succumb, Jewish law teaches the need for self-control in these matters. Indeed, Jewish teachings on modesty and chastity are very much at the root of Catholicism's teachings on the same subjects. So while the libido can take on one form in which it will propel a man and a woman to the greater union of marriage, setting up house, and building a family together, that same libido can be the destruction of whole civilizations when pursued for its own sake — think Sodom and Gomorrah.
Maimonides, a great 12th century Jewish sage, writes: "No prohibition in all the Torah is as difficult to keep as that of forbidden unions and illicit sexual relations." An argument could easily be made that Christianity's puritanical views of human sexuality were promulgated more than anything else as a way to help man overcome this urge and not condemn himself to eternal damnation.
Consider the fact that a recovering alcoholic must forbid himself from even one drink lest he binge; so, too, might man be unable to rein himself in once he gives in to his urges outside of their original intentions. Has our current society not already given in to those urges? Are we not seeing the consequences of immoral and highly suspect behavior in all walks of life? As a new definition of marriage is being sought around the country, and already embraced around the world, will we see the final destruction of our country as it falls into moral decay?
The Catholic Church has long taught that the home was the first and foremost cornerstone of a society. This is very much rooted in the teachings of Judaism in which the first marriage of Adam and Eve is meant to become a role model for man, until the end of time. Yes, even the deceptions that took place within that first marriage are meant to shed light on how highly susceptible we are to one another within our marriages. The influential power that exists within a home must be acknowledged, that home being mirrored in society. A home that has fallen in upon itself can be be found in a society that will eventually do the same.
Throughout Theology of the Body, JPII brings in the first book of Torah — Genesis — because it is the very foundation upon which man's relationship with, and meager understanding of, his Creator must begin. It is in Torah that man understands his vocation of, and in, marriage. Jewish law has always taught that it was evil to pursue sex for personal gratification. Hence, the pursuit of sexual relations outside of marriage is wrong. In fact, it is deemed wrong and sinful. Marriage has been set up in Torah as the way in which a man and a woman become complete and most mirror God's plan for humankind.
Can we see the connection between pursuing sex outside of marriage, for personal gain and gratification, as perpetuating the objectification of women? Of course we can. Do we see the connection between the birth control pill, and the subsequent "sex" for "sex's" sake as contributing to the objectification of women? Of course we do. How ironic that the very passionate claims that such things as sexual freedom and "control" over reproduction were necessary for the liberation of women have instead led to the very serious degradation of women. This is what our beloved Church has always tried to make clear in its teachings and writings about marriage and home and family; the family is sacred and reproduction a sacred right.
Jewish teaching considers having a family the way to freely participating with God in creation. Indeed, it considers the most selfless act that two people can participate in is to have children. And rightly so because whether it is in biological form, adoptive form, or in spiritual form, being a parent is a demanding and all-consuming role. A selfish person opts out to pursue his or her own desires while a selfless person makes a commitment to become a parent (in any of the ways mentioned).
In writing Theology of the Body, JPII brought it all home, so to speak. He was making a bold statement that it wasn't just what God "wants" but it is about what God wants for us. Reading Theology of the Body, we can confidently say that God wants us to enjoy ourselves within our marriage and that joy comes from the physical and emotional connection that can only come from within that union. This is Jewish teaching at its very core.
When JPII speaks of unity as existing in "communion of persons," he is revealing that man was a solitary being until woman made him complete and whole. Together, they share a physical intimacy that transcends the physical and becomes an emotional and spiritual union as well. Without it, man is incomplete, he is alone. With it, he is completed; he is no longer alone as he now exists in "communion" with another. This other is the one to whom he is able to give all of himself. Jewish teaching speaks of the "mitzvah," or good deed, of a man satisfying his wife. There are many levels to this, just as JPII speaks about the many levels of intimacy that exist in the union of a man and a woman. In other words, sex within marriage is anointed and a blessing to both spouses.


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I was just talking with someone today about the line between music production and cowriting. You probably all know my views on this, but I wanted to put my rant into a blog as a reference. Hopefully this will help someone from making a bad mistake.
A lot of my clients have songs in their head and they don't play an instrument. They sing the melody to me, I record the raw version, and we go to work from there. Their melody implies a rhythm. We talk about the tempo and the beat and I show them some examples. They decide what it was that was closest to what they were hearing in their head.
Their melody also implies harmony – chords. I'll try some simple ideas suggested by the melody and again, they will tell me what is closest to what they were hearing. I see my part in this as a sort of musical detective – trying to uncover the rest of the music that wasn't heard in the raw recording. I am NOT acting as a cowriter, but as an interpreter of sorts.
Sometimes I'll hear something that the writer didn't hear. I'll play that, too, and if they like it better we'll use it instead. Now, that is treading on the line, IMO. But they didn't come into the studio looking for a cowriter and I don't look at what I've contributed as earning me a part of the song even if it makes a drastic difference in the way the final product is perceived by listeners.
Some producers think differently. Afraid that they'll miss out on a piece of the pie or some recognition, they feel that any contribution they make that isn't specifically spelled out is cause for them to be a part writer in the song. I feel this is wrong, but at the same time there is nothing stopping the uninformed or timid writer from making a bad decision at this point and giving up part of their copyright.
No matter how the law may be written to protect your rights, if you enter into an agreement that is not to your advantage, you must live with the consequences. Case in point – when my song "Taking Our Own Sweet Time" was recorded by the Kinleys back in the 90's, the record label sent me a form that stated I would agree to being paid a sub-statutory rate on my royalties. The choice for me was whether to sign an agreement that earned me less money than what I was entitled to, or not sign and be excluded from the album. I signed. I got paid. I'm OK with it, but I still don't like being another victim of record label leverage.
So, understand your rights. But also be aware of your situation and what kind of leverage you may have. You may be able to negotiate and keep more of what's yours in the first place.


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I'm a self-confessed vintage toy nerd. I collect vintage wrestling action figures from the 80's & 90's. I started purchasing some vintage toys out of nostalgia. Well, WWE and Mattel sucked me into their new stuff. I now buy a few figures a month. You can view photos of my collection on my Instagram account.
Mattel has been including more flashback figures, which I love. I think it's largely due to the success of the Target exclusive Hall of Fame series (by the way, series three should be in stores in the near future).
Elite 41 might be the best overall series released this calendar year. I know I said that for elite 40, but Mattel keeps outdoing themselves. The WWE Superstars included in Elite 41 are Finn Balor, 1-2-3 Kid, Terry Funk, Lita, Dean Ambrose and Ryback.


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Adobe Photoshop CS6 brought with it a new cropping method that has left some users frustrated, and others wishing they could tweak it a bit. Fortunately, Adobe has built-in the ability to do both.
With the Crop Tool active (hit the C key to activate it), click the little gear icon in the toolbar stretching across the top of your Photoshop window.
In the pop-up menu, you can tick the Use Classic Mode checkbox to return the cropping method to the way it was before CS6. If you like the new cropping method, as I do, you can also toggle the Auto Centering and Cropped are viewing. In addition, you can adjust the Cropping Shield (the dark area that you're cropping out of your image).


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The engine coolant fan has been running all the time. We replaced the temp sensor thinking that would fix the fan but it did nothing. Also car runs cold, never gets above 130-150 and goes back to almost zero once on hwy. Heater blows only partially warm air.
Check engine light came on, had codes read and said it was the thermostat and temp sensor and that engine was getting too cold. Replaced thermostat (noticed it was loose and was probably staying open all the time), now car overheats with new thermostat as it never seems to open.
Bought another thermostat thinking maybe new one was faulty, still same problem. Flushed heater core as you had suggested to another client, still overheating and fan kicks on and never goes back off. Can't feel pressure in hose coming from radiator, could it be water pump? Seems like fan is sensing heat from part of motor it is near but hot coolant is never making it to thermostat to tell it to open. Please help!
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[1]Furniture Row Racing announced that the team has hired Kurt Busch to drive the team's No. 78 Chevy in the Sprint Cup Series in 2013. Busch will replace Regan Smith, who was recently told he would not return [2] to the team in 2013.
FRR General Manager Joe Garone said:
Though we have made strides as a resourceful single-car Sprint Cup team, we are not where we want to be, which led us to the difficult decision of making a driver change as we move forward. Kurt's exceptional driving talent has the capacity to take a team to another level. We look forward to having Kurt join our Denver-based organization and feel his racing experience will play an important role as we plan ahead to 2013.
Busch added:
Furniture Row Racing has the commitment, talent and resources to compete at a high level in the Sprint Cup Series. I have watched with admiration on how this team has grown over the years and that is why I am excited about the opportunity as I eagerly look forward to a new chapter in my racing career.
Busch spoke with Richard Childress Racing [3] about a 2013 Cup ride, if sponsorship could be found. With signing with FRR, Busch moves to a satellite RCR team.
Busch was released from Penske Racing's No. 22 [4] at the end of last season after a series of high profile meltdowns. He joined Phoenix Racing for the 2012 season [5], but the team has struggled to find sponsorship.
Update: According to SPEED's Race Hub, Regan Smith's final race in the No. 78 Furniture Row Racing Chevy will be the Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Oct. 7. Kurt Busch will take over driving duties the following week at the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Update 2: With Kurt Busch leaving Phoenix Racing after the Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500 at Talladega Superspeedway, Phoenix owner James Finch is looking for a driver to take over that car.
Finch, who has run the No. 51 Sprint Cup Chevy without sponsorship for much of the season, said he is looking for a driver who brings financial backing (read: sponsorship) with him.
AJ Allmendinger, who has been suspended since July [6] for failing a drug test and was recently reinstated [7], could be a candidate, though he doesn't have a sponsor to bring with him.
Regan Smith could be another candidate, but like Allmendinger, he doesn't bring sponsorship.
Finch is also said to be considering Camping World Truck Series driver James Buescher and Nationwide Series driver Justin Allgaier.


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Bugs Bunny:
Promenade across the floor, sashay right on out the door; out the door and into the glade, and everybody promenade. Step right up you're doin' fine, I'll pull your beard you pull mine; yank it again like you did before, break it up with a tug of war. Now into the creek and fish for the trout, dive right in and splash about; trout trout pretty little trout, one more splash and come right out. Shake like a hound dog shake again, wallow around in the old pig pen; wallow some more you all know how, roll around like an old fat sow. Allemande left with your left hand, follow through with a right and left grand; now lead your partner the dirty old thing, follow through with an elbow swing. Grab a fencepost hold it tight, whomp your partner with all your might; hit him in the shin hit him in the head, hit him again the critter ain't dead. Whop him low and whop him high, stick your finger in his eye; purty little rhythm purty little sound, bang your heads against the ground. Promenade all around the room, promenade like a bride and groom; open up the door and step right in, close the door and into a spin. Whirl whirl twist and twirl, jump all around like a flying squirrel; now don't you cuss and don't you swear, just come right out and form a square. Now right hand over and left hand under, both join hands and run like thunder; over the hill and over the dale, duck your head and lift your tail. Don't you stray and don't you roam, turn around and promenade home; corn in the crib and wheat in the sack, turn your partner promenade back.
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And now you're home; bow to your partner, bow to the gent across the hall, and that is all.
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hey danielle;) thanks for the shout out!
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fashion in canada, toronto
the contestants
Now we know who is in (for now) on Project Runway Canada.
I was surprised to see that I only know one of the designers in person, Lucian Matis who I met recently at the Fashion and Design Festival. There are some other recognizable names in there. I googled the Toronto contingent (well represented at 5 out of 12) and posted the who's who on blogTO.
The show starts on Oct. 8th. I want to find a bar that will host us on Monday nights so Toronto fashion bloggers and other Project Runway Canada fans can watch the show together. Any suggestions?
Edit – Joelle from Mad Glam is also on the show!
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The show would be way better if you were on it! I want to see some Danielle drama!
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