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It is something all teachers dread - the moment when a talented student who has just received A Level results is in tears because their future hopes are fading away.
For students who didn't quite achieve the grades needed to get into their first choice university, the disappointment is bad enough. But it happens. However, two major problems with the exam system have emerged over the past few years which mean others are missing out needlessly.
So what's happening? First, there is increasing evidence of poor marking of A Levels. Second, the top universities are becoming more ruthless in their search for the best candidates and are refusing to wait for applicants to get their papers re marked. Together, this means some first rate students are missing out on places at the best universities and the course of their lives could be changed forever.
The reasons for poor exam marking are known only a few of us who make it our business to investigate it. But if we want things to improve, they need to be more widely understood.
The key point is there aren't enough well-qualified and experienced examiners - and who can be surprised when they are paid so little. Practising teachers who earn extra money as examiners are busy with the day job until the end of term so find it difficult to mark papers quickly and accurately until their summer term ends. However the marking timetable means they do both jobs at once. On top of all that, there is some pretty bad practice at exam boards: a recent report by the exam regulator Ofqual about the OCR board revealed a lack of understanding of the end-to-end marking process amongst senior managers - who compounded this by going on holiday at crucial points - and lack of communication about deadlines.
And the unfortunate outcome of this? Poor marking is likely to result in more re-marks being needed: last year 23,200 A level subject papers were re-graded, more than double the number in 2010.
And here the headache for students just gets worse. Exam boards differ in their practices; for example an Edexcel Maths paper can be re-marked in hours, on line (at my school we had results overturned in this subject the same day) whilst at the other end of the scale, AQA is particularly egregious, still dispatching papers by post and leaving candidates at the whim of Royal Mail. All of which is pretty important when you consider we had pupil's grades leaping from Cs to As at GCSE this week and an A Level student who had two out of three of his results upgraded.
At The Headmasters' and Headmistress's Conference we have been working for three years with the exam regulator Ofqual to ensure the futures of thousands of students are not needlessly jeopardised. We are particularly worried that the problem is going to get worse as Michael Gove's reforms put more emphasis on end-of-career exams, and more pressure is piled on a system which is already creaking.
There are some fundamental changes that need to happen.
First, we need to reverse the steeply increasing number of students whose A level results are re-graded on appeal, in those frantic late August days. It's surely disturbing that, last year, 23,200 A level subject papers were re-graded – more than double the number in 2010. As August ticks by, thousands of university applicants waiting for appeal results are left in limbo, worrying about whether their accommodation options or even their place will disappear because of marking errors.
Yes, the speed of re marking appears to be improving slowly, and students waiting for university places normally hear by August 31. But the system is confusing, and ever-more complex.
I have first-hand experience of this in my school. We try to make things clear for students and guide them through the appeal process, but there are still at least six different 'services' on offer, from viewing your script, clerical check, full re-mark, priority re-mark (up to seventeen days, if you please, that means!) ... for each one of which the Boards will demand cash up front, leaving some desperate students signing cheques for hundreds of pounds. OK if you have a school and parents who can do it, but what about those not 'in the know'?
It is too early to say what the figures will be this year. But at a time when we are all seeing increases in mental health problems amongst our young people, this simply cannot be justified. As one pupil said: "It's awful. I put so much effort in to my exams, then worried about the exam results, but thought at least I'd know for sure what the outcome was. Instead, I was disappointed, upset and had no idea whether my marks were even real or not."
There are various underlying problems here. One is that exam marking has historically been a cottage industry, with examiners paid less than bar staff. Small wonder that there is high turnover amongst examiners and they are difficult to replace. Worse, boards differ in their practices, so that an Edexcel Maths paper can be re-marked in hours, on line (we had results overturned in this subject the same day) whilst at the other end of the scale, AQA is particularly egregious, dispatching papers still by post and leaving candidates at the whim of Royal Mail. Then, there is bad practice amongst exam boards. A recent Ofqual report about OCR painted an extraordinary picture of lack of understanding of the end-to-end marking process amongst senior managers - who compounded this by going on holiday at crucial points - and lack of communication about deadlines.
One student said to me that he could not see why every A Level result could not be accompanied by the original scanned papers, so that the system was really transparent. Good question!
The second big problem is with universities. Most are fair and helpful. But some still refuse to tell 'near miss' students whether they will have a place or not, irrespective of a re-mark. Imagine it: you have a second choice university, who needs your decision, but your first choice dithers through the last days of August, presumably waiting to see if better candidates come through clearing. And you cannot accept your insurance choice until your first choice 'releases' you. Bonkers.
The individual cases reported to HMC, are heartbreaking. A student with four A grades was refused entry against a university offer of A*AA. His results were upgraded to A*AAA but the university still refuses to take him in 2015. A high flying young woman who was one grade below her offer was refused entry to a top university even after her re-mark brought her to A*, A*, A, exceeding the original offer. All the university needed to do was wait five days to have found out her real grades. Her plea to the university to accept her this year is incredibly moving: it's these personal stories which make us want to make things change.
To be fair, Oxford University were kind and understanding with one of our students, and allowed him time for a priority re-mark when he narrowly missed his A*. But other universities refuse to wait, even when a student and his school are convinced an unexpected grade is a mistake. They give the place away to ... well, who, exactly? Have they, like Laker Airlines, overbooked?
Durham University has been a serial offender in this, and despite HMC's attempts to appeal to their sense of natural justice, they are at it again this year. Having offered students a place, they are refusing to wait for them to get their (often upgraded) re mark, saying that they are now full and can only take them next year. So, the poor student suffers the double injustice of being given the wrong grade and then losing their place even though they had the right grade all along.
Whilst the percentage of students affected in this way may be small, the numbers affected in the state sector are not collated so the scale of the problem is unclear. And we are talking about all young people's futures here.
Looking further ahead, over the next four years the government's exam reforms will begin to bite. Thousands of new markers will be needed. The new exams will require much more specific judgement by individual markers. Existing ways of recruiting examiners to the boards will require significant change.
So, let's have a standard and simple appeal process, properly regulated decision timings for universities and above all better examining. For the sake of all our young people's futures, there's still a lot to do.
Chris Ramsey, Headmaster of The King's School Chester, and Co-Chair of GSA/HMC Universities Committee


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How to uninstall QkSee Adware
About this infection
QkSee Adware redirects are happening because of an adware on your operating system. If advertisements or pop-ups hosted on that web page are showing up on your screen, then you must have recently set up free software, and in that way allowed adware to arrive into your system. As adware may infect unnoticed and could be working in the background, some users may not even notice the threat. The advertising-supported program will not bring about direct danger to your device since it is not malware but it will generate huge amounts of commercials to fill your screen. It can, however, expose you to harmful pages and you might end up with malware. We strongly recommend you erase QkSee Adware before it can cause more damage.
Download Removal Toolto remove QkSee Adware
* WiperSoft scanner, published on this site, is intended to be used only as a detection tool. More info on WiperSoft. To use the removal functionality, you will need to purchase the full version of WiperSoft. If you wish to uninstall WiperSoft, click here.
How does an adware work
Advertising-supported software will commonly employ freeware as means to enter your computer. If you haven't realized already, the majority of freeware has unwanted items added to it. Those items include ad-supported software, browser hijackers and other potentially unnecessary applications (PUPs). You need to avoid using Default mode when setting up something, since those settings will permit all kinds of offers to set up. Opting for Advanced (Custom) mode would be better instead. Those settings unlike Default, will authorize you to see and unmark all added offers. You may never know what might come with freeware so always choose those settings.
You will be able to easily tell when an adware is set up because of the increased amount of advertisements. Whether you are using Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, they will all be affected. Switching browsers will not help you avoid the ads, you will need to eliminate QkSee Adware if you wish to terminate them. Since adverts are how advertising-supported applications make profit, expect to come across a lot of them.Adware can sometimes offer questionable downloads, and you should never agree to them.Avoid downloading programs or updates from strange ads, and stick to official websites. If you choose to acquire something from questionable sources like pop-ups, you may end up with damaging program instead, so keep that in mind. if an adware is set up, your device will work much slower, and your browser will crash more often. Adware will only trouble you so we recommend you abolish QkSee Adware as soon as possible.
How to terminate QkSee Adware
Depending on your operating system knowledge, you can eliminate QkSee Adware in two ways, either manually or automatically. For the fastest QkSee Adware removal method, you are recommended to get anti-spyware software. It is also possible to erase QkSee Adware manually but you will need to discover and uninstall it and all its related programs yourself.
Download Removal Toolto remove QkSee Adware
* WiperSoft scanner, published on this site, is intended to be used only as a detection tool. More info on WiperSoft. To use the removal functionality, you will need to purchase the full version of WiperSoft. If you wish to uninstall WiperSoft, click here.
Learn how to remove QkSee Adware from your computer
- 1. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows XP
- 2. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows 7 and Vista
- 3. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows 8
- 4. Remove QkSee Adware and other malicious add-ons from Internet Explorer:
- 5. Remove QkSee Adware and malicious Extensions from Mozilla Firefox:
- 6. Remove QkSee Adware and all malicious extensions from Google Chrome:
- 7. How to reset your browser?
Step 1. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows XP
- Click the Start button.
- Select Control Panel.
- Click Add or Remove Programs.
- Select QkSee Adware or other the suspicious program and click Remove.
Step 2. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows 7 and Vista
- Open the Start menu.
- Select Control Panel.
- Click Uninstall a program.
- Right-click on the QkSee Adware or other program that you wish to remove.
- Uninstall it.
Step 3. Uninstall QkSee Adware from Windows 8
- Access the Metro UI menu.
- Start typing Control Panel. Open it.
- Click Programs and Features.
- Select QkSee Adware or other unwanted application.
- Click the Uninstall button.
Step 4. Remove QkSee Adware and other malicious add-ons from Internet Explorer:To deal with QkSee Adware in Internet Explorer, you will have to follow these steps:
- Run Internet Explorer and press Alt+X simultaneously.
- Afterwards, open Manage add-ons and choose Toolbars and Extensions.
- From the provided list remove all suspicious extensions including QkSee Adware.
- Navigate to Search Providers. Erase the current search tool and pick a new one as your default.
- Save the changes you made and leave this window.
- Now press Alt+X one more time and select Internet Options.
- Access the General tab and replace this home page with the one you trust (google.com , yahoo.com , msn.com)
- To finish the procedure, tap OK.
Step 5. Remove QkSee Adware and malicious Extensions from Mozilla Firefox:The users who experience QkSee Adware in Mozilla Firefox, should follow the instructions presented below, if they want to clean their system:
- Launch Mozilla Firefox and click Ctrl+Shift+A at the same time.
- Move your cursor to Extensions and locate the suspicious and undesirable entries.
- Next to the chosen extensions, tap the Remove button.
- Press Alt+T and select Options. Access the General tab.
- In General tab, remove the unreliable home page and choose another, like Google.com, Yahoo.com
- Choose Search tab.
- Delete the unwanted search provider and choose your new search. Click OK.
Step 6. Remove QkSee Adware and all malicious extensions from Google Chrome:If a browser hijacker took over Google Chrome, the last set of instructions are prepared for you. Do not miss a single step and take care of your system:
- Run Google Chrome and tap Alt+F.
- Click More Tools and choose Extensions.
- Eliminate the undesirable extensions from the list.
- Access Settings and navigate to Open a page or a set of pages that you can find under On startup.
- Press Set pages and replace the current home page with another one.
- Click OK and select Manage Search Engines (under search).
- Remove the current search engine and select a new one.
- Click Done and restart Google Chrome.
Step 7. How to reset your browser?
7.1) Reset Internet Explorer
- Launch your browser and tap Alt+T or click Tools > Internet Options icon at the top right corner.
- Click on the Advanced tab and press Reset button.
- Tick a box next to Delete personal Settings and press the Reset button again.
- Restart your browser.
7.2) Reset Mozilla Firefox
- Open your browser and tap Alt+H.
- Click Help > Troubleshooting Information.
- Now Click Refresh Firefox.
- Click the Refresh Firefox button again.
7.3) Reset Google Chrome
- Open your browser and tap Alt+F or click on 3 Stripes icon at the top right corner
- Select Settings and Click Show advanced settings at end of the page.
- Click Reset settings button.
- Click the Reset button.
7.4) Safari Browser
- Launch your Safari browser.
- Select Safari Settings (top-right corner).
- Choose Reset Safari.... from the drop-down menu.
- A warning dialog box containing all items that you wish to delete will appear. These items are checked by default.
- Make sure that the items you want to erase are checked.
- Press the Reset button.
- Your Safari browser will automatically restart.


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Use the tabs below to move between Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or Monday schedules.
Please note that sessions and presenters are subject to change.
Last revised March 12, 2020.
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Please note that sessions and presenters are subject to change.
Last revised March 12, 2020.
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|7:30 am
|Welcome and Opening Remarks - Kathleen Davenport, MD and Bethany Bultman, 2020 Symposium Co-Chairs
Presidents Remarks - Ralph Manchester, MD, PAMA President
|Music Keynote Address - Michael White, PhD
|9:30 - 10:30
|Concurrent Sessions
|9:30 - 10:30
|Prioritizing Access to Healthcare for all Performing Artists: The relevance and outcomes of Medicaid Expansion and the Affordable Care Act, Megan McStravick, MSW
|Musicians for a Smoke-Free Louisiana: The Voice and Sound of Local Campaigns, Tonia Moore, MS
|Are there mental risk factors for injuries among contemporary dance students? Diana van Winden, MSc
|Curriculum-based psychological skills training: Enhancing practice and psychological wellbeing in music and dance students, Liliana Araújo, PhD
9:30 - 10:30
Enacting a manifesto for healthy changes in the acting profession, Mark Seton, PhD
Vocal Health Promotion in Private Instruction and Clinical Settings for Young Adults 13-18 Years Old, Natasha Bekker, BA, MM
Postural Assessment in Musicians: Quick Screening Delivers a Big Impact, Cindy Munday, PT, MPT; Kristen Schuyten, PT, DPT, SCS
Every Breath You Take: How to overcome hidden risks, Chandler Thompson,DMA,MS,CCC-SLP (moderator); Cynthia Hallett, MPH; Brian King, PhD, MPH (CDC)
|11:30 - 1:15 pm
|Welcome Brunch with Jazz Band Second Line & Drag Performances (guests are welcome to attend)
|1:30 pm
Actor Keynote Address
Inviting "No" into the Creative Process - Consent & Safe Intimacy Practices, Teniece Divya Johnson, MFA, MA, Intimacy Coordinator/Director
|2:30 - 3:30 pm
|Concurrent Sessions
|2:30 - 3:30
|Disability in Instrumentalists: A survey and exploration of needs and ergonomic solutions, Shreya Rangarajan, BS, MSc
|Building Lasting Partnerships for Injury Prevention of the Performing Arts Student, Paola Savvidou, DMA, NCTM; Kristen Schuyten, PT, DPT, SCS
|The Music Teacher: the First Line of Defense in Music-Related Disorders, William Dawson, MD
|Effect of injury prevention education on reducing injury in students at an intensive summer music program, Aviva Wolff, EdD, OT
2:30 - 3:30
"Just Breathe": Anatomically informed breathing techniques can improve performance outcomes for wind players and singers, Christine Clancy, BSc, MM, PGDip
Roundtable: Crafting policies for inclusion and diversity in the Performing Arts, Jason Hu, MD
|3:15 - 4:30
|Site Visit [Bourbon Street]: Bourbon St.'s Acoustic Battlefield, Kris Chesky, PhD (Space is limited, pre-registration required)
|Poster Presentations with Authors (click to view) - Networking - Break
|4:00 - 5:00
|Concurrent Sessions
|4:00 - 5:00
|Preventing And Healing Piano Injuries Through Coordinated Movement, Rachel Bussey, BM
|Healthy Touring: Developing a health promotional intervention with musicians, Claire Cordeaux, BA, MSc
|Prevention in Opera Theatre: A Way to Safer Premiere, Orietta Calcinoni, MD
|Injury prevention among professional ballet dancers – a qualitative study, Elizabeth Balyakina, DO, MPH, MS, BFA
4:00 - 5:00
Aimed at Living – The Art of Surviving and Thriving in the "Lockdown Generation", John McKenna, BA
Research Committee Workshop, Serap Bastep-Gray, PAMA Research Committee
Human Performance/Health Promotion Workshop - Preserving the Health of Preservation Hall Musicians, John Chong, MD, FRCP
|Evening Opportunities
|PAMA Happy Hours - More information to be announced
Cultural Suggestions:
Walk from Omni Royal to the Jazz Cruise Riverboat
Concert at Snug Harbor
Preservation Hall
Satisfaction and Identity of Undergraduate Music and Engineering Students, Benjamin Dufour
A Kinematic Description of the Upper Limbs While Playing the Drums, Jessica Flammia, BHK
Awareness and interest in Performing Arts Health among educators and students in Chinese schools of music, Xiaoyue Liu, MM
Identity and Burnout in Dancers and Musicians, Kristiina Lugus, ATC, BS
Perceived Academic Stress and Associated Factors in Collegiate Music Students, Brian McGoldrick, MM
Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum- Adjusting Traditional Psychotherapeutic Paradigms for Creatives, Holly McKenney, DSW, LCSW, BACS
Mindful music: Effects of a mindfulness intervention on music students' practice and well-being, Abigail Shepard, BS
Predictors of Acculturative stress among International Performance Major Students, Jingshu Zhao, BA, DMA, MM, Haoyue Liang, BA, MM, DMA


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We scarcely can imagine life today without electrical appliances. We use them daily – at work, at home and for fun. These devices become more advanced by the day and their prices fall continuously. They have become accessible to everyone. But all of this raises a serious issue: what to do with the devices once we stop using them?
Every year, the inhabitants of the European Union produce 66 million tonnes of e-waste. This volume continues to rise by 3% to 5% per year, which rate is almost three times faster than for the volume of waste overall. Worn-out and obsolete electrical appliances are used to acquire ferrous, non-ferrous and precious metals, glass, plastic and other materials.
The more electrical and electronic equipment finding its way into the recycling process, the less natural resources are necessary to produce new such devices.
Recycling means reuse, recirculation. Reusing waste saves natural resources and prevents burdening the environment with harmful substances. Secondary resources acquired from recycling are less costly than are those which are newly extracted. For example, an average mobile phone weighing 100 grams contains 15 g of copper, 0.4 grams of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum) and 30 grams of plastic. In addition to recycling, e-waste also can be used for producing electricity.
The e-waste reuse rate is precisely specified in the Waste Act. By law, it is necessary to ensure recycling of 50–80% of each electrical appliance. How much material from recycled appliances is reused depends upon the type of individual appliance.


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The Dallas Stars visit the New York Islanders for a chance to do a little online sports betting on Thursday, January 19th. The NHL betting lines will be coming up very soon here at SBG Global sportsbook.
Online Sports Betting Stars seeing themselves
The Stars have been left seeing themselves early in the game lately. As a matter of fact, they conceded the first goal on the first shot of the game three games in a row. The first two of those games ended in losses to Minnesota and Buffalo, but there was no rule of three against the Rangers on Tuesday. In addition to that first shot, goalie Antti Niemi allowed five more on 28 shots before ceding the net to Kari Lehtonen, who made 12 saves in the third period – including three on the final five seconds of the game; a one-timer from Brandon Pirri followed by saves on Zuccarello and Zibanejad off rebounds.
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Additionally, Patrick Sharp scored two goals, while Jamie Benn and Patrick Eaves scored one each and had two assists apiece for the 7-6 win at Madison Square Garden. Antoine Roussel, Adam Cracknell and Cody Eakin scored as well. The majority of Stars' goals resulted from breakdowns in front of Rangers goalkeeper Henrik Lundqvist. As Sharp said after the game, "it's frustrating that we need to score seven goals to win the game, but right now we'll take a win whatever way we can." A sentiment that many online sports betting fans can subscribe to.
The Islanders
The Islanders beat the Boston Bruins 4-0 on Monday, but it was too little too late for head coach Jack Capuano, who was wished well on his future endeavors on Tuesday. Capuano's 227 wins are the second-most in the history of the team, but in hockey it's 'what have you done for me lately.' And lately, the Islanders are having a dismal regular season with a 17-17-8, good for the Metro Division's last place. No need to be surprised if the NHL betting lines favor the Stars on Thursday. Assistant general manager Doug Weight was named the interim head coach (note to UFC: this is how you use the word interim). "We need to turn this ship around," said GM Garth Snow.
You'd think someone with the last name Snow would know about hockey, but the additions of free agents Andrew Ladd – who with only eight goals is falling short of his $8 million price tag – and Jason Chimera have done little in the way of getting back on track. But then, thinking they were the solution to the Islanders' problems was, well, a chimera. Elsewhere, the New York team sent former starting goalie Jaroslav Halak to the minors a fortnight ago. And speaking of free agents, franchise player John Tavares could leave the franchise as soon as next season, as did Kyle Okposo, Frans Nielsen and Matt Martin previously. All things considered, it's not only the NHL betting lines that should look bleak for the Islanders. Online sports betting fans should take note of the turmoil the New York club is currently going through.


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News round-up: 27 Oct 2008
The set-up for this morning is anything but good. We are looking at another ugly day as global equity markets have plummeted. We would be lucky to escape this with a 300-point loss like Friday.
Market News
In Asia, the Nikkei in Japan hit a 26-year low! That's right, the lowest levels since 1982 — very ugly. The Hang Seng was down 12%. The Phillipines was closed due to market losses.
In Europe, as of 745ET, the CAC-40 in Paris was down 180 points or 5.7%, the Dax in Germany was down 160 pointsor 3.7% and the FTSE was down 156 points or 4%.
The futures market is pointing to large losses when markets open in the U.S. Like Friday, we will need an intra-day rally to prevent an Armageddon loss scenario here.
The G7 is worried about currencies, especially the rise in the Yen. (see Sydney Morning Herald article here) The currency markets are really volatile these days and this trend has continued. (see Bloomberg charts here)
As for commodities, Gold was rising in Asian trading after getting killed over the past few weeks but oil has fallen below $63 a barrel. Now gold has joined in the commodities rout. ALl commodities are etting crushed. (see Bloomberg charts here)
Bill Fleckenstein says "the Oracle of Omaha is a better investor than you or I. But don't let his optimism lead you to dive into the market at this time. He can afford to take more risks than we can." I'm bullish on some sectors: you heard me talking about Valero, which is about to release probably awful earnings. But, Bill has a point about this treacherous market. (See MSN article here)
Economic News
- Across Asia, we see cash hoarding and that has money market rates rising. This was exactly the problem we just witnessed in the U.S. and Europe weeks ago. This state of affairs led to the massive bailouts and turmoil we have witnessed over the past few weeks. Not good. (see Sydney Morning Herald article here)
- In South Korea, the monetary policy board held an emergency meeting in order to cut interest rates 75 basis points as the crisis has hit Korea very, very hard. (See Finance24 article)
- Meanwhile, also in Asia, the RBA, Australia's central bank has admitted to trying to prop up the Australian Dollar, which has been crushed as the carry trade has unwound. Good luck. (See Sydney Morning Herald story here.)
- The Ukraine has received a $16 billion loan from the IMF in order to avoid an Icelandic future. The strings attached to that loan include significant budget cuts and getting the current account in order.
- Hungary was able to get in on the bailout action too. Apparently, it has also agreed to an IMF rescue package. If you remember 1997 and 1998, it looks like we are having the same outcome in Eastern Europe as we had in Asia then. (see Reuters article)
- In Sweden, Swedbank is raising 12 Billion Swedish kronor in preferred shares, just to be well-capitalised. If you believe that, then you are more naive than I thought. Everyone knows that Swedbank is overexposed to the Baltics, which are imploding. They need the capital because many writedowns are coming. (see story here in Swedish from Dagens Nyheter)
- In Denmark, apparently farmers were at it too — speculating in Eastern Europe. I caught an article in Berlingske Tidene which said that the financial crisis was putting the brakes on Danish farmers' expansion into Eastern Europe. "Today, approximately 1,500 Danish farmers, who have been enticed by the cheap prices of land and the old worn Eastern European farms have invested about three billion kroner in the "wild east". Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me. (Article in Danish here)
- The credit crisis has moved to the Middle East as well with a Kuwaiti Bank needing to be bailed out. (story from the FT)
- In Germany, everyone is sick of the losses at WestLB and it looks like the bank will be carved up, combining parts of the bank with Deka-Bank. (Der Spiegel reports in German)
- In Belgium, the government has put 3.5 billion Euros into KBC Bank. (see article in Dutch from NRC Handelsblad here). It seems the Belgians are doing a lot of bailouts these days. Remember Fortis?
- Goldman Sachs tried to hook up with Citigroup. This is a surprising revelation given this would have given Citi a majority stake in the deal. I guarantee you that would have been a culture clash to rival Morgan Stanley and Dean Witter's tie up — a big money loser. (see the FT's article here)
- In politics in the states, Barack Obama is crushing. He has got yet another prominent endorsement from a well-known Republican, this time former Senator Larry Pressler of South Dakota. (see Politico article). It's not looking good for McCain.
- U.S. Congressman John Murtha of Pennsylvania should keep his mouth shut. You may have seen the video of him calling his OWN constituents racist rednecks. John, when you're running for re-election, you might wan to avoid that kind of thing. (see Politico story)
For some good comic relief, you can read John Hempton's take on newspapers, particularly the NY Times. My favorite "modern" paper is the Guardian. They recently broke ranks with the industry and moved to full RSS feeds just yesterday. Good move. I will be getting my news there from here on out (see story here).
I have also heard that AC/DC doing well is a bad sign. Apparently, they have gone to no. 1 during each of the last few major recessions since 1973. Who knew. (Check out the Guardian's article.)
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|... and the kind of games that I usually do.
The assumption that is normally being made is that my games are just like everyone else's, a battle mat with a grid, and maybe a few of the pre-painted vinyl figures. Gamers and event organizers, despite the number of photos I've sent out, are always surprised and shocked to hear that I don't game that way, and that I'm going to need a fixed base of operations for the duration of the event due to the sheer vastness of what I bring to an event.
The assumption is that I can move around the event at will, hopping from table to table and two-hour time slot to two-hour time slot; conventions and events, these days, use the same 'through-put' business model that food courts and fast-food places use. More and shorter games mean more customers can be serviced in a shorter interval of time and space; quantity is far more important then quantity, which is most noticeable in the deafening noise levels in the gaming spaces; the event organizers can get more through-put at a lower cost by putting as many game tables in a given room space as possible. This economizes on event staff and maximizes profit for the organizers.
Well, I don't game that way, and I have been told to conform to the 'programming format' or not run games at that event. I am very happy to not run games, which also baffles event organizers - they usually view their events as having 'prestige' or 'premium' status, and I have to say that the statement by an old friend is my mantra: "No gaming is better then bad gaming."
Som it's looking like that any games I run in the future will be here in my own game room; I like to run long-term campaigns / 'open ended sandbox play' anyway, and it's just easier on me to do things the way I always have. It takes as much effort to load out, set up, tear down, and load in a one day event as it does a four day event, and I normally get no help on either end of the logistics exercise. And I have to run the games in between, as well, so it just gets to be far more trouble then the trip may be worth.
Oh, and yes, I am expected to foot all the bills for these event out of my pocket. For what I've spent this year alone on other peoples' events, I could have run a pretty decent little convention all by myself.
So, a change in direction seems to be in the wind - or maybe a return to my core values, perhaps...


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Al-Ain looking to upset South American representatives in Club World Cup
Croat Zoran Mamić will be hoping to lead Al-Ain to its greatest achievement tomorrow night as they face Argentina's River Plate in the semifinals of the Club World Cup in Al-Ain. The club's home – Hazza Bin Zayed stadium will host the South American champions however, the former will be stepping into the visitors' locker room for their third stint in as little as a week.
While Al-Ain had qualified to the tournament as the domestic league champions of the host nation, the team has put in the performance to prove themselves having defeated Team Wellington and Africa's representatives Espérance Sportive de Tunis, respectively.
While the Croat's side will be considered as an underdog, the venue of Tuesday' clash will be what his side will be relying on. He will call on a whole host of international flavor at the club's dismissal as he goes in search of an upset that could see the side to be the second Asian and the first Emirati side to cement their place in the tournament. For Mamić, this will also raise his profile among his peers and could potentially place his stake among one of the region's most decorated coaches.
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Al-Ain will be buoyed by the presence of their in-form Swede striker Marcus Berg as he comes back from an illness. Backing him will be wingers Brazilian Ciao and Egyptian Hussein El-Shahat, both of whom playing a significant role in unsettling Espérance's defenders.
However, the most significant aspect of the match-up, from Al-Ain's perspective would be centered on the club's Japanese player Tsukasa Shiotani who had faced River Plate during his time at Sanfrecce Hiroshima as they played each other in a semifinal match in the 2015 edition of the tournament.
Dreams do comes true for Ainawees as illustrated by a life-long supporter of the club - Saeed Al-Balooshi.
"As an Al-Ain fan, it was a dream for us to watch the club play in the Club World Cup, but after we qualified our dreams were heightened. It's a matter of 90 min, fight fight fight, step by step, it's becoming true. In Al-Ain we believe," said Al-Balooshi.
For River Plate, they would be looking at securing their second ever shot at the finals having secured it previously in 2015. Prior to that, the club had won the tournament on its debut in 1986 and also losing against Juventus in the 96' final.
"We all agree that River Plate is a great team, but am pretty sure if Al-Ain plays in the manned that we did the last game, it won't be easy for the Argentinians. At the same time we are so proud of Al-Ain was able to achieve thus far and we will be for ever," said Al-Balooshi.


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|Title: How do I prevent hackers from decompiling Java class files to reverse engineer my COBOL application?
How can I secure the code generated by isCOBOL so that it cannot be decompiled? Do you provide a Java code obfuscator? If not, then which one do you recommend and how do I use it with the isCOBOL compiler?
The Java bytecode produced by the isCOBOL Compiler is the actual output of the Java Development Kit (JDK) compiler. The isCOBOL Compiler translates COBOL source code to Java source code and then invokes the Java Compiler to compile the Java source code into Java class files (bytecode). There is no way to decompile the bytecode into COBOL source code. There is no COBOL source code embedded in the Java bytecode, even when compiling for debugging.
A hacker could decompile the bytecode into Java source code. However, this Java source code would be very difficult to understand by someone that did not have access to the original COBOL source code.
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By Sam McPherson
The San Francisco 49ers dropped to 1-10 on the season Sunday with a 31-24 last-second loss to the Miami Dolphins on the road. But, the team was so close to scoring the tying touchdown in the final seconds, once again showing that the 49ers players have not quit on head coach Chip Kelly or on this lost season. Despite the close defeat, this was one of the best games the San Francisco team has played since winning the season opener back on Sept. 12 against the Los Angeles Rams.
With 10 straight losses now, the 49ers' season is long over in terms of postseason opportunity. Despite injuries, retirements and roster defections that have left this once-proud team decimated in terms of overall talent, the team's last three games have been extremely competitive. While that may sound like finding a silver lining in the dark clouds of the 2016 season, it's really just an endorsement of Kelly's coaching tenure with the San Francisco organization.
Offense: B+
For the second time in four games, the 49ers offense and Colin Kaepernick ran up almost 500 yards of offense. The San Francisco QB threw for 296 yards and three touchdowns, while also running for 113 yards. Running back Carlos Hyde had 95 total yards and a TD catch, while nine different players caught a pass from Kaepernick in this game. The offense was 7-for-14 on third-down conversions and 2-for-2 on fourth-down conversions. Kaepernick also was able to drive the team down the field in the final minutes in pursuit of the potential game-tying score, although his scramble on the final play of the game came up just two yards short of pay dirt.
The only downside to the day on offense was two turnovers, although the interception Kaepernick threw wasn't really his fault. Tight end Garrett Celek's fumble was problematic, of course, because in a game like this that came down to one final possession, an early turnover certainly plays a big role.
Defense: B
Yardage-wise, the 49ers turned in their third-best performance of the season, allowing just 358 yards to an offense on a five-game winning streak. The San Francisco defense did a great job of shutting down the Miami running game, holding Dolphins RB Jay Ajayi to just 45 yards on 18 carries. The challenge for the 49ers was muting mobile Miami QB Ryan Tannehill; he completed 66.7 percent of his 30 throws for 285 yards and three TDs, and ran for 34 yards himself on just six carries.
Eight different times the San Francisco defense made stops behind the line of scrimmage, which means the 49ers were getting good penetration all day long. But, the inability to force a turnover hurt San Francisco in this game. The credit goes to Tannehill and his coaching staff for doing what they needed to do to win this game, despite the best efforts of the 49ers defense.
Special Teams: B
Kicker Phil Dawson was perfect on his four kicks, including a 36-yard field goal, while punter Bradley Pinion had a very good game (45.8 average, including a 59-yard punt and one inside the 20-yard line). However, the kick-off coverage wasn't great, as the 49ers allowed a 78-yard return in the third quarter right after scoring to make it a three-point game. The defense held on that Dolphins possession, but the eventual field-position battle deteriorated for San Francisco, and Miami scored on its next possession to go back up 10 points.
Coaching: A
Kelly and his staff have this 49ers roster playing hard, and it's clear from the last few games that San Francisco is not quitting on this season, despite a 10-game losing streak. The 49ers were so close to getting this game to overtime, and to do so on the road against a team playing to extend its winning streak was impressive. If this game had been at Levi's Stadium, it's a good possibility that the 49ers might have won it. Kelly also has Kaepernick playing the best ball he's played in two years or so. That's a big positive for the San Francisco organization.
Up Next
The 49ers go to the Windy City next week to face the 2-9 Chicago Bears, which looks like a winnable game for San Francisco. The Bears are playing a third-string QB right now that just made his first NFL start, and the 49ers' level of effort the last four games could pay big dividends next Sunday. Chicago is also missing a few starters due to league-mandated, performance-enhancing drug suspensions, so the Bears' morale isn't very high at the moment.
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Through the decades of my working with people suffering from the disease of addiction, I have found a common experience expressed by most. As the disease of addiction progressed, the individuals eventually became isolated not only from their family and friends, but also from themselves.
The consequences of their actions and, for many, the loss of their value systems while in active addiction leads to a feeling of isolation as they endure the loss of family, friends, and employment.
In an attempt to cope with significant loss, they tend to turn inward as a defense mechanism against further emotional pain.
The deeper the emotional pain, the greater the tendency for people to lose their sense of self-worth and the further tendency for them to withdraw from those they loved and society in general.
In their weakened states of emotional self-deprecating, being around those whom they are hurting only adds to the reality of the sense of worthlessness.
The personal recognition of guilt and shame becomes more apparent, and they perceive themselves as unworthy of love. It is at this low point that the depth of the isolation becomes apparent, and they believe that not only are they unworthy of love, but also they are not lovable.
In the early process of recovery, the clinician needs to address this isolation and reframe the sense of worthlessness in order to bring the clients into a feeling of connectedness with themselves and society.
Our thoughts and internal beliefs influence how we perceive ourselves, others and the world around us. This perception, whether fact or fiction, is our personal reality and truth.
Therefore, when people begin the process of recovery, they need to be guided in how to change their thought processes in order to learn to view their reality in line with the true reality.
In working with my clients I often use this quote attributed to the Talmud:
"We do not see things as they are, we see things as we are."
In other words, if I feel disconnected and isolated, then my view of reality will remain negative. The solution, therefore, is for people to change their view of themselves so that they will begin to view the world around them with a positive mindset.
"… (P)eople with addiction tend to be concerned with spirituality, forgiveness, and guilt, each relating to the human conscience as the person struggles with who they are, who they ought to be and the meaning of life. These are the existential aspects of living with addiction." (Langman & Chung, 2013)
By using the term "spirituality," the authors are not referring to the practice of a particular religion, but rather as a way of understanding that there is a power greater than ourselves at work in our lives.
How can we help people heal and reconnect from their isolation? In my clinical practice, I teach mindfulness as a way to live in the present moment, thereby reconnecting from the isolation.
One of the pioneers in the mindfulness movement, Jon Kabat-Zinn, defined mindfulness as a "means of paying attention in a particular way; on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally." (Kabat-Zinn, 2006)
As we focus our thoughts on either our past mistakes or our future concerns, we tend to feel a loss of control in the realization of our powerlessness to affect change.
This feeling of powerlessness triggers a stress response as we attempt to cope with the loss of control.
Focusing our thoughts on the present moment reduces our stress, for it is in the present moment where we have control over our situations by changing our thoughts and our beliefs.
As we feel a sense of control in our lives, reducing our stress, we begin to perceive ourselves in a positive way, thus viewing the world around us in a similar positive manner.
The philosopher, Victor Frankl, wrote:
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms … to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances." (Frankl, 2011)


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Yes, yes, I know The Humpty Dance – because who doesn't? Even people who are sure they don't know that or maybe don't recognise the title do actually know that song. But I had never heard the whole album. I had heard one or two other Digital Underground tracks, but never a whole album – and this, their debut, is one of those time capsule pieces that, after time in the underground, might not actual sound so great in a fully digital world…
To be clear, I like it. Enough. It's just something lost to time. If you'd never heard anything by Ice-T or Prince in the 1990s there would really be no need to now…you'd only do it if you were on assignment. Which is the case with me here. I could have lived happily without hearing this. But it's not flat out terrible. I really dig Rhymin' On The Funk – but it flashes me back to the world of Miles Davis' Doo-Bop and Quincy Jones' Back on the Block and even the first Buckshot LeFonque album (which arrived a bit later, but I've been revisiting that lately with surprisingly pleasing results).
So this is a case of move on, nothing to see/hear here. Or stay, enjoy the nostalgia. Dig into it.
But I was never invested enough in the development of rap music to afford this any sort of classic status, cult or otherwise. This is merely something else I've now heard. A tick for the list.


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She leaned over to me and in stage sotto voce asked, "Are they still on wartime rations here?"
Here it's vice versa: when there's more ice in a drink (the only etablissement I can think of is McDonald's), people think they are niggardly with the drink and therefore put so much ice cubes in it. Ice cubes are cheaper than, let's say, Coke. So the more ice cubes, the less Coke you need to put in a glass
Yes, but at McDonald's you get free refills.
Bidets. We don't have very many of those in the US and many Americans aren't quite sure what we're supposed to do with them.
I think they're mostly common in Fance. In Germany, they're not regular everywhere, but they're widespread enough so people know what they're for
How about bedding? In Europe you have a duvet and a pillow; cuddle up in the duvet and you are warm and toasty. Here we have sheets, blankets, pillows, comforters...ugh. I like the European style much better.
Let's see...not to be so contrary about the US...we do have bigger refrigerators. And I have to say, I like my big fridge!Leslie
Remember when I was looking for the hotel in Amersfoort and it advertised that it had a box spring? (That's the bottom mattress, Chrissi. It's not really a mattress.) I said to Fabienne, what's the big deal? and she said, oh, box springs are very unusual in Europe! LOLL
Free refills? Not in Germany.
Ah, no wonder the hostility toward Mickey Ds. This is an example of how only part of a whole gets translated and you lose the overall affect. Yes, you get less soda with more ice, but in the States, you get free refills. When McDs when to Germany, they got the ice thing, but got cheap with the fountain drinks.
Anyway, something I wanted to comment. This is something I have seen in Cataluña, especially in Barcelona and in the South of France. Never in Madrid or Greece. Some apartments, houses and even hotel rooms have the toilet in one room, and the bathtub and the sink in a separate one. Sometimes the bathtub and the sink are all the way down at the other end of corridor. So, you use the toilet, and then have to walk all the way down to the other end to wash your hands. WHY? Does this happen in other European countries as well?
I think there's hostility towards Mickey D in Europe because it is bad food.
I'll start with the shower heads: In Europe, we have this type of shower headsIn the US (and in American movies), I saw only this type:The European ones are attached to a stake and have a flexible hose. You can position them like you want or take them off the wall. In the US, the shower head is directly fixed to the wall. I was like 'Hey why can't I adjust the shower head?'
With my luck, it would be like "old faithful" and shoot me to the ceiling.
Noooo, I'm not interested in any privates, I only want to see you fly
Just never appeared to me that the water pressure is strong enough...
Another odd thing in America, a lot of kitchen cabinets do not have handles, odd. If you want them they are an add on.
I miss having a duvet, we have a sheet and comforter here, but the only time I tried to wash the comforter it died. Easier in England, just remove the cover, hey presto.
Love the big fridges.
T.V really miss English T.V sorry I guess at my age I am just attuned to the English comedy and drama.
Darling, there are stations here that carry that type of broadcasting, sweetie. By the way, what are you wearing? Is that a "La Croix", sweetie? Fabulous!
How's your pussy, Mrs. Slocumbe?
the old man from upstairs is coming to peek at my pussy!
(Deep voice) "Menswear?"
Are you free?*looks to left, looks to right*yes, I'm free.
Oh ignore me.I am just being a moany pants.
I don't mean to laugh, but I've never heard that expression before. I love it!
I could go on ad infinitum but I will leave you with just a few more.
Glad to have cheered up your day.I keep forgetting and using English expressions.My kids go nuts with me about it.Here are a few more you may not have come across.Don't get your knickers in a twist. stop worryingFalling arse over tit. falling overshut your gob/cake hole /pie hole. shut up.Pissed as a newt/fart. drunk.Manky, hanging, minging, implies something someone is less than lovely. They are very north England sayings.Nice buns, is nice cakes not behinds as it is here.Going out for a few jars tonight. off to have a few alcoholic beverages.Heres one you may take offence at, but it is not meant to upset anyone. If you call some one a cowboy in England, it means they are a very poor workman.I eneded up in deep do dahs here when the A/C man arrived to fix our units. I told him the person who had fitted it must have been a right cowboy!!!That conversation went off into the realms of the ridiculous, but was along the lines of, they let horses in here!!! well no. So do you all ride? wel only if he is good looking !!!The rest is not printable in public but was decidely surreal.I am not sure the poor guy will ever recover.Talk about a mix up.You made a right cock up of that. You made areal mess. Again that has landed me in some trouble in the early days.At the store to one of our meat cutters, pass me a rubber will you. Poor guy nearly passed out,it is eraser here.SOD off . go away, ditto piss off.I could go on ad infinitum but I will leave you with just a few more.I am feeling rough as a bears arse this morning. I have felt better.You toffee nosed git. You stuck up ididot.Finally and these are not for the delicate, she's had more men in her than the Mersey tunnel(a large tunnel in Liverpool) self explanatory I think.He/she would shag a sheep. would have sex with anyone .Hope I have raised a few more smiles and not offended anyone.
Thanks! Some of those were familiar, thanks to television. May I ask about one I heard on one of the Britcoms? "Knackered"? I'm not sure of the spelling, of course, but are you familiar with that one?
aye those once are good ones all right - so many scottish sayings i could put here too but not in the right frame of mind at the mo!!Have a look at this - http://bettermost.net/forum/index.php/topic,20509.0.htmlGavin and Stacey is new and is also definitely on on BBC America... you can video it if its on odd time.. or should I say tivo it!?
Other difference is we never ever tip here. So its always a puzzle when I am away how much to give. The Travel Agency I used to work for had a little card which we would include with tickets to give our clients an idea how much they should tip.
Hey Matt, love the "knackered/nakered" story. Hmm, either could have been the end result of a date...
BTW, this American has a duvet! Bed's made in seconds!
We don't have bidets over here in Belgium. In Italy, where we go on holiday, they're a standard fixture in the bathroom. My kids use them to rinse and dry their bikinis after spending a day in the swimming pool. Funny things, bidets.


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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Clean Slate Sunday: 10.16.11 edition
I started my day with teeth clenched, upset at both the kids. On the drive to church I tried to take a few deep breaths and adjust my attitude, but it seemed like the more I tried, the more determined my offspring were to get under my skin.
I've been on the receiving end of more than my fair share of attitude lately and I'm sick of feeling like an emotional punching bag. Oh believe me, I don't just roll over and take it. But no amount of gentle correcting, sternness, ignoring it, yelling, privileges revoked or good behaviors rewarded makes any lasting impact. And let's face it - they outnumber me.
I waited years for my one boy and one girl to get to a point where they were more friends than rivals.
Well. Here we are.
How can I be unhappy that they are getting along more than not these days? I'll tell you how: they're common interest seems to be attacking me. There's so much attitude and drama in this house lately I feel like someone plunked me down in the middle of an episode of Toddlers & Tiaras.
It's exhausting.
I tried several times today to start from scratch - forgive them (even though they hadn't apologized), and let it go. Apparently they didn't get that memo. Probably because they don't listen to a dang thing I say. So their antics continued.
By the time we got home from church (where I coulda' chugged that whole chalice of wine during Communion) and our Bible study classes I could hardly keep my eyes open. It felt like my body was so tired of being on constant defensive alert it was just shutting down. I didn't fight it. I sunk into my bed for a nap and when I heard thumps and bumps and squealing coming from the other end of the house I blew my top.
I didn't care where they went or what they did, I just wanted them out of my house and out of earshot.
I knew they'd probably end up at Nana's house next door anyway. Which was fine. I really, really didn't care.
Oh, there were good moments today. But they were fleeting.
Even up to the point when I sent them to bed tonight, after they dragged their feet preparing for morning (even though they do this every school night and they know what to expect), Rachel was fussing at me because I didn't come to kiss her goodnight quickly enough. And you know what? I would bet a thousand dollars that if either of those kids is missing anything they need in the morning, they will blame me.
And then they will ask what I'm making for them for breakfast.
These are the days when I am so glad I can choose to start tomorrow with a clean slate. I can get a good night of rest and be ready to offer up some grace in the morning. I can pray for guidance, sleep off the bad vibes, and start over tomorrow.
If that doesn't work I think I'm going on strike.
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I feel ya Jen. I do. I've done the "strike" thing before. In a way that I didn't say a word to them (or he or she) until they could regain my respect by giving respect back to me. I've went an entire 24 hours before I even said Hi. When I'm tired of the fight to "win" the argument - whose right or wrong - with my kids, when I don't say it word, it speaks volumes.ReplyDelete
Stand your ground. YOU are in charge. One thing David reminds me of from time to time is when he says, "Your the rock, the glue that keeps this all together." He's gone. Steve's gone. It's up to us and keep the lives of an entire family together. We are gonna break. We are gonna lose it. And that's ok. Cuz we put up and deal with the most. You (we) deserve respect. Demand it.
Thanks for the encouragement, Bobbi. I know if anyone truly "gets" it, you certainly do.ReplyDelete
Fortunately, one of them slept off her crankiness last night and was an absolute peach this morning. The other one, not so much. But I do feel a renewed strength today, so I am ready for it. ;)


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One of the highlights of pre-race ceremonies prior to Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races is driver introductions. Bristol (Ten.) Motor Speedway has added a twist to its driver intros in recent years with drivers picking songs to be introduced to. Chosen songs may reflect a driver's personality, his/her taste in music, or maybe even reflect how his/her season's going.
It's not really known whether some drivers pick their own songs or their public relations representatives or some other handlers pick the songs, how much thought drivers put into their selections, etc.
One interesting twist on the introduction song choices for Saturday night's Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race was Hendrick Motorsports teammates Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kasey Kahne making each other's song selection.
For what it's worth, here's the rundown on intro songs for the drivers who ran the night race at Bristol on Saturday night (in order of starting position):
Erik Jones — "All I Do Is Win" by DJ Khaled
Kyle Larson — "Dirt Track Thing" by Kenny Montgomery
Kasey Kahne — "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone" by Brooks & Dunn
Chase Elliott — "Chevy Don't Let Me Down" by Jeff Bates
Matt Kenseth — "Halo on Fire" by Metallica
Martin Truex Jr. — "That's How We Do Around Here" by Florida-Georgia Line
Denny Hamlin — "Jumpman" by Drake
Joey Logano — "Energy" by Drake
Clint Bowyer — "How Country Feels" by Randy Houser
Ryan Blaney — "Life Ain't Fair & the World is Mean" by Sturgill Simpson
Jamie McMurray — "Believer" by Imagine Dragons
Daniel Suarez — "El Mariachi Loco"
Ryan Newman — "Huntin', Fishin' & Lovin' Every Day" by Luke Bryan
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. — "Chattahoochee" by Alan Jackson
Chris Buescher — "E" by Matt Mason
Austin Dillon — "Ain't No Mercy" by Rick Ross
Brad Keselowski — "Right Now" by Van Halen
Kyle Busch — "Thunder" by Imagine Dragons
David Ragan — "I'm from the Country" by Tracy Byrd
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Jimmie Johnson — "What's My Name?" by Snoop Dogg
Ty Dillon — "Rise Up" by Petey Pablo
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Kevin Harvick — "Happy" by Parrell
J.J. Yeley — "I Got You Babe" by Sonny & Cher.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. — "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" by Birdman and Lil Wayne
Cole Whitt — "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot
Landon Cassill — "Silver Bullet" by Hawthorne Heights
Matt DiBenedetto — "Gon Give It To Ya" by DMX
Corey LaJoie — "Lights Come On" by Jason Aldean
B.J. McLeod — "Kickstart My Heart" by Motley Crue
Gray Gaulding — "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi
Jeffrey Earnhardt — "Good Life" by Tyler Hatley & The Little Mountain Band
Reed Sorenson — "Over and Under It" by Five Finger Death Punch
Joey Gase — "I Gotta Feeling" by The Black-Eyed Peas
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If anything could make the world reconsider the likelihood that the Moscow-backed Ukraine rebels shot down MH 17, surely it's the rebels' seizing the bodies of the dead and holding them as prisoners of war. Excerpt:
Pro-Russian separatist militiamen have seized custody of the bodies of about 200 victims of the Malaysia Airlines passenger jet that was blown out of the sky by a surface-to-air missile, Ukrainian officials said on Sunday, and rebels continued to limit access to the crash site in eastern Ukraine, blocking the work of experts even as hundreds of untrained local volunteers were picking through the wreckage with sticks.
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This week, Type One sat down with the president of the Environmental Action Club (EAC), senior Matthew Jordan. He told us all about the club provided information about the EAC's upcoming used electronics drive running during homecoming week.
T1: What is the Environmental Action Club?
Matthew: The environmental action club is a school group that promotes environmental awareness and strives to protect our natural ecosystem, such as the Everglades. Club members also aim to make Pine Crest a cleaner and more eco-friendly environment. It is the club's goal to make students enthusiastic about the environment in order to create a group of future environmentalists.
T1: How did you come up with the idea to organize a used electronics drive for EAC?
Matthew: Mrs. Vatland, an environmental science teacher here at Pine Crest and the club sponsor of EAC, works with the club's executive board and me to organize club events. We have wanted to create a school-wide event for a while, and we thought the used electronics drive would be a great homecoming event. We are hoping to get all of Pine Crest involved in these kinds of proactive events, and make the school greener.
T1: When is the drive?
Matthew: Collection began Wednesday, October 4th and will end at 3:38 p.m on Thursday, October 12th.
T1: How will the drive work?
Matthew: We will set up boxes in the atrium of the high school and there will be individual boxes for each grade. Whichever grade has the most valuable electronics in their respective box at the end of the drive will win the most spirit points. Each day, we will tally up the points and add them up at the end of the drive to see who which grade has the most points. This new homecoming event is similar to past years' Change Wars, but students will bring in used electronics instead of coins. To make the competition even more competitive, students may put dead batteries in another grade's bin to subtract two spirit points.
T1: What type of used electronics can students bring in?
Matthew: Anything that has plugged in or been turned on before and has been used. We will not be able to donate any electronics that are fresh.
T1: Where do the items go to?
Matthew: The items will go to a non-profit organization that sets up electronic drives across South Florida. The organization logs the electronics, breaks down each donation into its separate parts, and then separates plastics, metals, and toxic waste. They will dispose of the toxic waste and send the plastic to companies, such as Microsoft, so the companies can reuse the materials. In most cases, electronics will go to a landfill where chemicals will go into the ground, or they will be shipped off to companies that will not dispose of them properly. If we continue to do this, we risk further hurting the environment and its people.
T1: Why should we recycle electronics?
Matthew: Recycling electronics recovers valuable materials that can be used to make new products. This saves energy, reduces pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and saves resources by diminishing resource extraction. Additionally, e-waste is dangerous to dump into solid waste landfills because of the heavy metals contained in them; the cumulative effect is dangerous, because it creates a toxic-soup that can penetrate through the lining that protects landfills. As a result, we could be infecting our water supplies and other natural resources.
T1: What made you want to become the president of EAC?
Matthew: I never had a dog when I was younger, so I needed an outlet to have fun. When I went into 9th grade, I volunteered at a nature center, where I did animal care, boardwalk tours, education tours, and occasionally animal surgeries. I felt like EAC needed more of a presence in the Pine Crest community since it was previously very inactive, so I advocated more for the club. I made it my mission to revitalize the club so that other students could appreciate the beauty of nature as much as I do and work together to make a bigger difference.
T1: What is your favorite aspect of the EAC?
Matthew: My favorite aspect by far is interacting with different environmentalists and working with students to pursue their interests in protecting the environment.
T1: What motivates you to take action in the environment?
Matthew: At first, I wanted to get involved in something that I thought was cool. Now, the more I learn about the environment, the more I feel a desire and need to take action to curb the massive forces that are destroying nature as we know it.
T1: What other things do you want students to know about EAC and its other activities?
Matthew: EAC is a very active club; we try to cover a wide variety of topics and events. A main goal of environmental action club is education. This year we are focusing on wetlands, since the Everglades, a completely unique ecosystem, is right in our backyard. To learn, we will have speakers coming in to teach us about the Everglades, workshops to discuss different ideas, and we even plan to take a trip to the Everglades this year. Other events include taking trips to Green Cay Nature Center in Boynton Beach, holding ICI discussions about important environmental issues, and hosting co-events with the 2nd grade.
Matthew Jordan demonstrates his dedication to the Environmental Action Club. Participating in the club's used electronics drive provides students a way to protect the environment, make a direct impact in the world, and become one step closer to winning the coveted homecoming spirit stick.


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