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Professional development is designed to prepare LEA and school teams on the basic foundation and implementation strategies of Responsiveness to Instruction (RtI). The training consists of a series of modules that cover the following topics: Problem-Solving; Functional Assessment; Instruction and Interventions in Reading, Math and Positive Behavior Support: School Presentations; Planning; and Resources.
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PBIS training provides systematic and individualized strategies for achieving important social and learning outcomes while preventing problem behavior with all students. Training is conducted with school teams that are representative of the staff at their home schools. By training school teams in the principles and practices of PBIS, schools are able to design a system for teaching and encouraging respectful & responsible behaviors, use data to support decision making and continuous improvement, and create an individualized total school climate that supports staff and student behavior and encourages family engagement. The team attends three two-day-each modules to learn the information needed to begin PBIS implementation at their school. They assign team roles, determine effective data management strategies and begin to build a repertoire of behavior management skills. The team determines how to integrate the use of research-based behavior strategies in their school setting to decrease negative behaviors while increasing positive behaviors and student achievement. For more information about training dates and locations, interested schools should contact the PBIS regional coordinator for their area listed on the linked page.
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What is your definition of 'freedom'?
Every now and then we all question our own sense of freedom and what it is to be 'free'. How it is to live in the 'land of the free'. As much as it can sometimes be a little deep to talk about with peers, I thought this would be the best place to propose a discussion on your personal opinion of what it is to be 'free'.
See, a lot of people I've asked define 'freedom' as the opportunity to do what ever you want... I then follow this with asking, 'If everyone did as they wished, you'd then be bound by a constant fear of the actions of others, would you not? Then how 'free' would you feel?'
I simply want to start this conversation not because I believe 'freedom' is a definable concept, but because everyones' opinions of the idea is different and it's interesting to hear those opinions.
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Se si tiene conto delle operazioni mentali costitutive della libertà- intesa non in senso metafisico- abbiamo il potere di alternativa (che richiede una scelta), seguito dal potere di capacità (ossia l'essere in grado di mantenere la scelta compiuta). Infine la volontà può essere sempre vista dietro l'azione libera. Grazie della Vostra attenzione.
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The supercommittee failed to reach a budget deal this week, affecting national politics and the economy. Also, the GOP presidential candidates debated foreign policy, with Newt Gingrich facing new scrutiny on his immigration stance. John Dickerson guest-hosts with: Susan Davis, National Journal; David Wessel, The Wall Street Journal; Dan Balz, The Washington Post; Gloria Borger, CNN.
On the Webcast Extra: Mitt Romney releases a television advertisement that uses Barack Obama's words out of context. And what are Romney's chances in Iowa? Also, is Grover Norquist the Democrats' budget bogeyman. And why the Holiday economic news is a little better this year.
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As children move toward more independence in play, we want them to find toys and activities that help encourage this independent thinking. Continuing to pretend, to build, to create and to design will help them do it. And keep them engaged and excited for hours!
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Professor's Book Advances Understanding of Great Depression
UC Merced literatureProfessor Jan Goggans'research into the iconic photographs shot by Dorothea Lange culminated this summer when the University of California Press published her book about the Great Depression's impact on the state.
" California on the Breadlines: Dorothea Lange, Paul Taylor and the Making of a New Deal Narrative" combines historical contextualization, biography and delves into some of the big issues of the time, water and agriculture. The book is an example of the university's contribution to better understanding a part of nation's history and culture.
Lange's photos, depicting the plight of migrant workers in California, are a form of protest literature and can be read in the same sort of way as text, Goggans explained.
"The book tells the story of how this man and this woman met, fell madly in love over the fact that they shared ethical and spiritual values about what should happen to the oppressed migrant works of this state and the beautiful book they produced as a result of that," she said.
Lange, a trained photographer, worked for the federal government to chronicle the Great Depression. Taylor, a labor economist with UC Berkeley, went on the road with Lange to collaborate on a book. In 1939, "American Exodus: A Record of Human Erosion" was published.
For Goggans, the Great Depression has both a personal and academic angle. Her father moved from Texas to California in 1932 at the age of six to live with his grandmother. She is always moved by the strength and determination of people during troubled times — both then and now in the midst of the Great Recession.
Her book has been well received with several endorsements from other scholars on the time period.
"With prose that's as insightful as Taylor's own and as vivid as a Lange photograph, 'California on the Breadlines' both captures and contextualizes this hugely important period," wrote Rick Wartzman, author of "Obscene in the Extreme: The Burning and Banning of John Steinbeck's 'The Grapes of Wrath.'" "Goggans' book will surely find its own place in the canon of Californiana."
Goggans is already at work on her next project, which will look at the troubled notion of class, social status and economics in the Great Depression as it factors into film and literature.
One of the photos in Goggans' book reflects this tension. The picture is of a migrant woman who is dressed plainly, but is still striking a post like Joan Crawford, a famous Hollywood actress. The woman, like other rural migrants seemed unaware of the barrier that would prevent her from passing into the world of movie stars.
"This fascinated me because class is a very shaky thing during the Great Depression," she said. "If you're standing in a breadline and you don't know the economic status of the person next to you, what that means generally, is it's a free for all in terms of the way you want to represent yourself. If you can pass for being rich, then people will think you're rich."


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Every elected official in Macon County was in Shorter Tuesday morning where a press conference was held to announced their demands that the Victoryland gaming center be re-opened.
Led by Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford, the group held a rally saying Victoryland should restart operations because of the business it could create in the county.
Victoryland was the county's largest employer until owner Milton McGregor closed it due to state restrictions on gaming machines. A fight over whether the machines are electronic bingo or illegal slot machines continues.
McGregor has said he would like to reopen, but he's given no firm date on if or when that would occur.
Ford says that if an economic engine like Victoryland were to re-open, it could help put more than 2,000 people back to work.
WSFA 12 News has assigned a reporter to follow this developing story. We'll have more information in our afternoon and evening newscasts, as well as updates to this web report.
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…I like the Yahoo purchase of Tumblr (if it happens).
Tumblr needs something to happen. This is clear. The team in place has taken the company as far as it can go. They are creators - builders of stuff - they are not managers. This lack of experience has caused issues at Tumblr that have hurt the company in the short term and are potentially devastating in the long term. They have lost a ton of good people over the last 18 months due to internal and organizational strife. This needs to end. David needs to be free to do what he does best: concept and build amazing things.
Yahoo has the potential to be a great home for Tumblr. Marissa Mayer knows what she is getting with Tumblr: an extraordinary and special entity. She is not going to allow Yahoo to make the same mistakes that they made with Flickr. She understands product and the importance of good design, two key elements of Tumblr's success.
Will there be more ads? Yes. But frankly the Radar ad product is awful and there needs to be iteration here. You can't be as big as Tumblr is and hope there will not be ads. What we can hope for - no, what we can demand - is better ads that enhance the overall Tumblr experience vs. detracting from that experience.
Tumblr really can't raise any more money. At least not the kind of round that would put them on a path to satisfy the business goals of the board and investors. And there is so much they need to do (FIX SEARCH). An acquisition by Yahoo will allow these things to happen and remove pressure from David and his key people.
A sale will also result in Yahoo gaining some really terrific, brilliant and visionary employees. These people can impact other Yahoo products and help Yahoo become great again. There is value in this…for all of us. I don't want to see Yahoo fail. Yes, a lot of what Yahoo has done and is doing sucks. But there are smart exciting people trying to change that. And we should support them. Yahoo can be great again. And Tumblr can be a driving force for that change.
Tumblr iPad App
Nice job tumblr. Worth the (long) wait.
Tumblr is back!
I'm glad we all made it through alive.
the LAST thing I need is another photo app.
How about a working search function? Or a
speedyresponsive, you know, regular app?
Rick Webb, former owner of The Barbarian Group, now an advertising advisor to Tumblr talking to me about native advertising — and in this quote specifically, discussing why Tumblr is better for brands. Take a look at the full interview, in which Webb waxes poetic about the advantages and disadvantages brands and publishers face when looking at online advertising.
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I have been thinking about Tumblr, brands and advertising a lot lately. I am very interested to see what Rick does here. There are some enormous challenges in this world for Tumblr but also significant upside if they get it right.
Tumblr's new iPad interface. Me gusta!
My Favorite Internet Things of 2011
Tumblr: Goes without saying. Thanks for making 2011 more fun/interesting/thought provoking. Especially: Life Is Good, Yeah, Mr. White! Yeah, Science!, shortformblog, Helm's Deep, Pop Culture Brain, Agent 3Z, Not Nadia, SB Nation, Chris Mohney, One Foot In The Grave, Section 9, Peter Feld, Apsies, Soup and Brooklyn Mutt.
Spotify: I know this sounds weird but Spotify helped me fall in love with music all over again. I love music. Always have. I grew up in a household that always had some form of music playing and we play music at home all the time. But Spotify helped me find new music, re-discover music from my past and allowed me get to know people I thought I already knew in a whole new way. IMHO absolutely worth the $9.99 a month for Spotify Premium.
Bonobos: My brother-in-law introduced me to Bonobos earlier this year. Have not been to a brick-and-mortar clothing store since. Terrific site, exceptional customer service and an irreverence that makes buying clothes fun instead of horrifically boring. And, of course, amazing pants.
Fitocracy: The company I love so much I became a Board Advisor. These guys have found a way to make working out fun, exciting and social. I lost 44 pounds this year and Fitocracy was key. We have big things planned for Fitocracy in 2012 so sign up and get moving! Feel free to ping me for an invite code.


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To use some soccer terminology, this week's Supreme Court decision on a landmark tobacco racketeering case was a draw. The high court's refusal to review the case denied the government's bid to get more money out of the industry, but also effectively upheld a lower court's decision that the tobacco industry intentionally deceived the public about the health effects of smoking.
The Wall Street Journal reported June 28 that the decision ends a decade-long attempt to get the industry to disgorge $280 billion in ill-gotten profits and pay $10 billion for smoking-cessation programs. However, it also upheld the legal foundation for stricter industry regulation and provides ammunition for other lawsuits against the industry.
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In Spain, quality white or green asparagus is usually eaten at room temperature, on its own, with olive oil or a sauce such as mayonnaise or vinaigrette. Here we have chosen a variation with the juice of citrus fruits to give added sparkle and fruitiness.
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2 bottles or large cans of extra large white asparagus or green asparagus, or 1 of each typeSauce:2 yolks of hard-boiled eggs1 raw egg yolk1 small tsp lemon juice1 tbsp orange juicePinch of salt and pepper1 glass of olive oil1 egg white
Chop the hard-boiled egg yolks and mix with the raw egg yolk. Add the orange and lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. Gradually add the olive oil, beating as if for mayonnaise. Check the seasoning. Beat the egg white until stiff and add to the sauce. Arrange the well-drained asparagus on a serving dish, pour over the sauce and decorate with slices of orange and lemon.
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Fresh local strawberries are arriving soon and you will certainly want to enjoy this luscious and nutritious fruit while it is readily available. The sweet flavor makes it an ideal fruit to use as a dessert, put on your cereal or snack on throughout the day. Remember strawberries are very low in calories, 1 1/4 cup of whole berries are just 60 Calories, and high in nutrients, especially Vitamin C. Below is an easy lowfat dessert using strawberries.
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3/4 cup Sliced strawberries
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Purchase (or make) a large circular angel food cake and cut 1/12 of cake for each serving. Wash and slice strawberries. Put strawberries over cake and top with nonfat cool whip.
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Protein 4 grams
Carbohydrates 47 grams
Dietary Fiber 4 grams
Fat 0.5 grams
Saturated 0.0 grams
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A science teacher's success
When Erick Hueck learned that one of his students had been kicked out of the house for fighting with his stepfather, the high school science teacher did more than his job required: He found the young man a new home. Hueck, who teaches at Miami Senior High School, asked his sister to take in the student who dreamed of becoming a teacher. Together, Hueck and his sister became the young man's surrogate family, and he thrived under their care. He graduated from the University of Florida and now teaches at a public school in Houston. Five years after taking him under his wing, Hueck still keeps in touch with this student who continues to tell his former teacher: "If it wasn't for you, if it wasn't for you. …"
Erick Hueck guides one of his chemistry students at Miami Senior High School.
In his 24 years at Miami Senior High, Hueck has heard many students express a similar sentiment. The school enrolls mostly low-income students; many are Hispanic, immigrants or the children of immigrants. Many parents have neither the time nor the ability to help their children with schoolwork. Often, they work two jobs just to make ends meet. Students and their families appreciate the support Hueck gives them: his advice on where to go to college, his guidance through the college application process, the time he takes writing letters of recommendation. Parents will tell him, "Thank you so much. My kids love your class. They know you're dedicated."
Hueck, who has a doctorate in educational leadership and has taught a range of courses—biology, earth and space science, general science—teaches AP and honors chemistry. He also chairs the science department and heads the AP and gifted programs. Over the years, the school's valedictorians and salutatorians have chosen Hueck 15 times as the teacher who has made the biggest difference in their lives. In 2003, he was named regional teacher of the year.
The award-winning teacher had not always planned to pursue a career in education. After college, Hueck was accepted to dental and pharmacy school, as well as medical school, but realized he would find teaching more rewarding. He recalls that in college he enjoyed tutoring his fraternity brothers, who told him he made things easy to understand.
Among the most gratifying parts of his job is when former students return to the school. A young woman now at Amherst College visits during Christmas to tell Hueck how well she's doing. A young man now at the University of Pennsylvania stops by to tell him the same thing. And a former struggling student who's now an auto mechanic comes in to thank him for not giving up on him and offers to fix his car.
Alexander Pena will soon join their ranks. A 2011 graduate of Miami Senior High, he will attend Williams College this fall. Pena, who took Hueck's AP chemistry class, says his teacher made the subject both accessible and enjoyable. "I'm not really a science student," says Pena, who prefers English. "But I really enjoyed my AP chemistry experience. I might even consider a career in science."
Pena will likely discuss that option with Hueck during visits home. One afternoon in late August, he's already getting a head start on such visits. Before leaving for college, he has stopped by Hueck's office to say goodbye.


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Lancashire is a great county to cycle in. Explore our outstanding scenery from the rugged Bowland Fells and Pennine Hills to the flat coastal plain. Ride along our traffic free routes, seaside promenades and canal towpaths.
Networks of cycle routes are being developed in our urban areas, making easier to cycle to work, school, college and the shops. Our new 20 mph speed limits are making it safer in residential areas.
In this site you will find lots of information about cycle routes, events and practical tips.
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Bradley Wiggins who lives near Chorley, is a Tour de France winner and has won seven Olympic medals, including four golds"
Sunday 11th August 2013
Established as part of launching the Bradley Wiggins Foundation, a registered charity, the event gives thousands the opportunity to ride with Britain's first-ever winner of the yellow jersey and directly support his Foundation which aids young people in getting involved and developing their potential in sport.
Further details about the event will be released in the coming weeks and on the new website which is now live. Online entry for cyclists will open in late June.


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Inorganic surface ligands enable facile electron transport between quantum dots and opened novel opportunities for using nanostructures in solar cells.
Arrays of quantum dots allow fabrication of solar cells by printing and other inexpensive techniques.
A team of users from the University of Chicago, working with the NanoBio Interfaces Group, has demonstrated a method that could produce cheaper semiconductor layers for solar cells. The inorganic nanocrystal arrays, created by spraying a new type of colloidal "ink," have excellent electron mobility and could be a step toward addressing fundamental problems with current solar technology.
Because current solar cells are based on silicon, which is costly and environmentally unfriendly to manufacture, they are not cost-effective over large areas. The challenge is to find a way to manufacture large numbers of solar cells that are both efficient and cheap. One possibility to make solar cells more economically would be to "print" them. Solar cells have several layers of different materials stacked on top of each other. The team focused on the most important layer, which captures sunlight and converts it into electricity. This layer, made of a semiconducting material, must transform light into negative and positive electrical charges and easily release them to generate electrical current.
Many methods to grow the semiconductors need high temperatures, but a cheaper approach would be to make them in solution. The team developed a soluble precursor using quantum dots. Small grains of semiconductors suspended in a liquid were "glued" together with molecular metal chalcogenide complexes. The process heats the material to about 200°C, much lower than the temperatures required for manufacturing silicon solar cells. The result is a layer of material with good semiconducting properties.
J.S Lee et al., "Band-like transport, high electron mobility and high photoconductivity in all-inorganic nanocrystal arrays," Nature Nanotech., 6, 348-352 (2011) (online)
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Appoints Miklich AVP
James Miklich has been appointed an assistant vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, effective January 1, 2005. Miklich will lead a team of employees responsible for distributed check processing hardware and software in 32 Federal Reserve offices nationwide. The hardware and software support key functions in the Federal Reserve System's nationwide check-clearing operation.
Miklich joined the Bank in 1974 as a computer programmer. He served in a variety of capacities in the information technology department prior to assuming responsibilities involving Federal Reserve System check software support. Miklich also had responsibility for the Bank's Y2K program, his contributions to which were recognized with the Bank's President's Award.
Miklich has a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Case Western Reserve University and an MBA from Cleveland State University, with a specialization in computer and information science.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is one of twelve regional Reserve Banks that, along with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., comprise the Federal Reserve System. As the nation's central bank, the Federal Reserve System formulates U.S. monetary policy, supervises certain banks and all bank holding companies, and provides payment services to financial institutions and to the U.S. government. Payment services include check clearing, electronic payments, and the distribution of currency and coin.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, including its branch offices in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, and its check processing center in Columbus, serves the Fourth Federal Reserve District, which includes Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky, and the northern panhandle of West Virginia.


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Pharrell Snagged Miley Cyrus for 'Come Get It Bae' Video: Watch
For "Come Get It Bae," we get a message from the women's movement: the personal is political.
Watch Weird Al Recreate His Video For 'Tacky' on Conan
What's better than Weird Al's dance-filled video for his Pharrell "Happy" parody, "Tacky"? The polka loving performer recreating it in one shot for Conan O'Brien.
Pharrell, Beyoncé Lead in MTV Video Music Awards Nominations
2014, just like 2013, continues to be the year of Pharrell. And Beyoncé.
8 Times You Didn't Know You Were Listening to Pharrell
In this universe, there are plenty of hit tracks you know Pharrell had a hand in…
Watch Weird Al Give You a Crash Course in Grammar in 'Blurred Lines' Parody 'Word Crimes'
"Word Crimes," the new video, doesn't reference Thicke's perhaps poor choice of words on the original. Instead, Weird Al is giving a lesson in grammar.
Watch 'Tacky,' Weird Al's 'Happy' Parody Featuring Jack Black, Kristen Schaal
It was just a matter of time before Weird Al Yankovic put his own stamp on Pharrell's still-reigning "Happy."
'Frozen,' Pharrell's 'Happy' Top Mid-Year Charts As Album Sales, Digital Downloads Decrease
Ladies and gentlemen, the numbers are in. Topping the charts in this mid-year music report is (surprise, surprise) Pharrell Williams' "Happy", which has reached half the world's population in merely six months with 571,000 plays on terrestrial radio.
Watch Nicki Minaj, Iggy Azalea, Pharrell, Robin Thicke, Chris Brown, Jay Z & Beyoncé Perform at the BET Awards
Sure, they handed out awards last night (June 30) at the BET Awards, but what we're all really going to be talking about is the performances. And boy, were there some doozies.
Howard University Professor Isn't Super Impressed with Pharrell Williams' 'New Black' Comments
Pharrell Williams raised a few eyebrows over his statements about race in a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, particularly his use of a term "the new black" — and a prominent professor at Howard University isn't really buying it.
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Lyman Girls Volleyball win Region 7B
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The Lyman Volleyball team defeated Wall in 4 sets (25-21; 25-21; 22-25; 25-15) Tuesday night at Philip to take the Region 7B championship title and a earn a berth to the State Class B Volleyball Tournament to be held at Mitchell Nov. 15 -17. Lyman opens Tournament play at the Corn Palace, Thursday, Nov. 15 at noon against Parker. Lyman High School band will perform also as the Band of the Day. Tickets are all general admission at the door.
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- Rails to the Future Applauds Receipt of $13 Million TIGER Grant to Build Railroad to Presho
- Homecoming King and Queen Crowned
- Survey indicates pheasants numbers strong in central South Dakota
- Celebrate South Dakota's 125 years of Statehood at the museum Sunday
- Booster Club hosts kick off
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I've gotten pretty good at coming up with fun, interesting date ideas for women I meet. My mindset is that I don't want to impress her, or pressure her, but instead interact with her in a relaxed, positive environment. This way we can laugh together, talk, and share a new positive experience. Here are some of my favorites.
1. Dive Bar with Pool or Old Video Games
I'm no pool shark, but that's a good thing. If I was an expert pool player, that might be intimidating.
Most women are not that great at pool, and are a little shy at first. I set them at ease by admitting that I'm not great, but I can teach them how to hold their own. Pool is fun because it's competitive in a fun way, and gives me an opportunity to teach her something physical.
I also like old fashioned video games – the big ones that take quarters. They are fun because of the retro appeal. I like games like Golden Tee, Bowling (can't remember the exact name) or hunting games where we are both shooting plastic orange guns at virtual wildlife.
2. Greasy Spoon Restaurant
I like hole-in-the-wall grub spots because, again, it's a new experience we can share. It's also cheap, which conveys I'm not trying to impress her – I'm being real.
Eating together is a standard mating ritual for men and women. NYC has a ton of great hidden gems to explore with a new lady-friend. One thing – I always assume that I will pay for her meal. I don't mind, since it's cheap, and I think this makes sense because it was my idea to ask her out.
After the first couple dates, I'll expect the woman to pay for herself, or even offer to pay for my half. Typically a woman with a job and a modern sensibility about dating will like the idea of taking YOU out!
3. Free/Cheap Event – Festival, Art Showing, Etc.
Be on the lookout for free events. Beer tastings, free live music shows at local bars, and art festivals are great places to take women on a date (or you can go alone and meet new women!) This will be a new experience you can share together, but without any pressure.
Also, it allows you and her to talk as well as move around, incorporating an element of physicality to your experience.
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Men's Soccer
Spartans Welcome In-State Rival
Sept. 20, 2012
The Last Meeting
October 26, 2011
East Lansing, Mich.
Bryce Dobbins enters Friday second in the Big Ten in saves with 26, and he owns a 1.17 GAA and a .722 save percentage, ranking him fifth in the Big Ten in both categories.
Sean Lewis is the likely goalkeeper for Western, having allowed only four goals in almost 700 minutes in net so far this season. He holds a 0.52 GAA and a .857 save percentage, and has recorded three shutouts.
Kylie Stannard and Ben Pirmann serve as the Spartan assistants. Pirmann is also a former Spartan letterwinner, and previously served the program as the volunteer assistant before returning to his alma mater after a coaching stint at Western Michigan. Stannard is a graduate of Creighton, which reached the Elite Eight twice in his career and the semifinals once. Prior to coming to MSU, he was an assistant coach at Northern Illinois. This past summer, Stannard made his debut as the head coach of Detroit City FC, which plays in the National Premier Soccer League. Former MSU keeper Jeremy Clark, (2008-11), is now in his first season as the team's volunteer coach.
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April has brought cooler temperatures, and this has caused planting to slow in much of the Midwest. In Iowa, planting is just getting started. During our third stop along the I-80 Planting Tour, AgDay's Tyne Morgan spoke to two young producers who are just beginning to plant.
"We've got a long ways to go yet," said Avoca, Iowa, farmer Lance Scott.
That pretty much sums up planting in Iowa. Although warmer temperatures created temptation for many producers to get in the field before normal, the two young producers AgDay talked to went the conservative route by deciding to wait.
"Most of us are just getting started," said Kevin Ross, a farmer from Mendon, Iowa. "Typically around here we start around April 20th. There might be a few guys before that going. But not until the 20th or 25th is when guys get rolling in my area. And I don't think this year is going to be a whole lot different than that."
"We're not early planters so we've just gotten a good start," Scott added. "We're just hoping Mother Nature works with us so we can get things finished up in a timely manner."
This week's USDA Crop Progress report reflected that. According to the report, only 9% of Iowa's corn is in the ground, which is behind the five-year average of 16%.
At this point in planting, both Ross and Scott are glad they decided to wait. Scott had intended to start planting right after Easter. Then, that date got pushed back to around April 15. But, they just got started late last week.
"Early temperatures said, soil temperatures said it was time to plant, but the calendar said to hold off and wait," Scott said. "And about the time we would have gotten started, that's when we got a good rain that we really needed. Now, planting conditions are a lot better than they would have been if we would have started early. So it worked out in our favor."
"Just recently we had some real hard rains over the bad storms that came all the way up and down the central U.S. And there was about 3" at home here that we got in about a day," Ross said. "So, there was some washing in some areas and things like that, so especially guys that had done some tillage work or even got some things planted will have to go back and maybe plant some end rows and things like that."
Both farmers are transitioning more acres to corn this year, unlike the farmers AgDay has talked to for the previous planting updates.
Like many farmers this year, Scott and his father purchased a new planter. It arrived about a week ago, which contributed to their decision to hold off to plant. He says the move to larger equipment will help most farmers make a big dent in the amount planted in Iowa in quick fashion.
"Just a handful of days, three to four days, we could have everybody in pretty good shape," Scott said. "It doesn't take long. With the early spring we've had a lot of fieldwork done and haven't had any ditches to go fix or any problems that way. So, once we get rolling, it will really fly by."
Both producers are in their early 30s. And it's more than just the rolling land in Iowa that's creating challenges for them.
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It is amazing, the length advertisers and marketers may be willing to go just to put ads in our faces.
InformationWeek chronicles a software patent filed by Big Brother, er, I mean Microsoft….
Overall, the software is like adware that figures out what ads to display based on files on the hard drive and what's being displayed on the screen at a given moment. The advertising software, which could be part of the operating system, a standalone app, or an application feature, would use information gleaned from documents, music, computer status messages, and e-mails as context for ads. However, the software could conceivably gather information on every file on a user's hard drive and send it to advertisers, and the application does little to assuage security and privacy concerns. Read the entire spooky article...
So, you mean to tell me there's software in the works that'll gently reach into my happy little computer, harmlessly read my innocent hard drive, stream my private data on a soft, fluffy cloud back to Microsoft, then, based on what it finds, kindly deliver me even more pleasant and delightful ads than I already get?
Boy, I can't wait! The pop-ups, the spam, and the intrusive banner ads just aren't enough to feed my appetite. Please, please, please give me more.
The answer to your marketing woes is not some new ad delivery system, or some new technology. When are businesses going to figure out that the simplest thing to do is work create a great product or service experience and let the rest take care of itself?
If you want a more sophisticated marketing strategy, try this.
If you don't know how to create a great customer experience, try this — and pay special attention to Chapter 14.


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The Debaters | Season 2011, Episode 25 | Nov 2, 2011 | 22:26
News vs. Sports / Suzuki vs. Cherry
The Debaters celebrates 75 years of CBC by debating its icons. First Rebecca Kohler and Dave Hemstad duke it out in the News versus Sports Debate. Then Charlie Demers and Sean Cullen argue over who's the better CBC icon, David Suzuki or Don Cherry.


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By Debby Farmer
Did you know that the Blaine Library carries 145 different magazine subscriptions, and all but the latest issue may be checked out for three weeks?
In the news category alone, you can find Time, Newsweek and Utne. To appeal to the wide scope of political thought throughout the community, this coming year we've added The Week, Reason, and World Magazine.
New travel related magazines for 2005 include Arrington's Inn Traveler, Latitudes and Attitudes, and RV Companion. Animal lovers will enjoy Best Friends and Bird Watcher's Digest. Local artists might appreciate Computer Arts, International Artist, ReadyMade, The Quilter Magazine, or Guitar One. Various new special interest magazines include: Flight Journal, Golf Digest, 4-Wheel & Off-Road, Washington Fishing & Hunting News, and Wild West.
Review of Books now offers additional literary commentary
for those seeking an alternative to The New York
Times Book Review.
Homeschoolers will delight to know that Mary Pride's Practical Homeschooling Magazine has been added to the collection. There will be two new subscriptions of Reader's Digest, one in large type and the other in Russian.
come in and check out Action Pursuit Games, X-Box Magazine,
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A car slammed into the front of a Tempe nail salon late Wednesday afternoon, police said.
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The car then accelerated into the front of the store near Broadway and Mill.
A 13-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with some minor injuries as a result of the crash.
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And so if the world didn't need any more proof that Florida is the absolute dregs of modern society we get this story: Skateboarder and popular Miami-area artist Israel Hernandez (only 18 years of age) has been murdered by the Miami police department via taser for the unspeakable heinous atrocity of graffiting an abandoned McDonald's building at 5 a.m. this past Tuesday morning.
In my various tweets, blogs and dialogues I have been critical of CNN in the past – I have to give them some credit however for actually having enough integrity to run a piece on this upsetting story.
The murderer of Trayvon Martin being allowed to walk scott free was almost as bad as it got – but then this happened. Though I hate to quantify murder by saying the circumstances surrounding one is not as bad as any other, but in all honesty this is far worse. In the Trayvon Martin case at least the killer was brought to trial, very publicly so that we all know now who he was, and will be considered a social pariah for the rest of his life. In that sense, a small modicum of justice was served. Don't hold your breath for anybody involved in Hernandez' death to be tried in the same way. Maybe 2-weeks of unpaid suspension may be levied against the guilty parties – if we can expect even that much.
As is usually the case the thin blue line will close ranks, opting not to do the right thing and out those responsible which only results in the few bad apples spoiling the whole bunch in the view of all our eyes. Naturally there are some sycophantic apologists who will tell you Israel was "defacing public property and shouldn't of run from the police." Of course, yes, agreed. But did he need to be murdered over graffiting an abandoned building? It's not like the executioner can claim that he was standing his ground – Israel was running – running for his life as it was.
According to reports witnesses saw the cops high-fiving and congratulating one another after Hernandez was tazed to death and laying motionless on the floor. Real nice.
So congratulations Florida. You've somehow managed to make yourself look like more of a scumbaggier suckhole than we all already knew you were. Impressive. The only good news that can possibly come out of this outside of the life-imprisonment of the "officer" responsible is the fact that we've seen the worst of Florida now. Florida can't get any worse than this… right? Incidentally – as most people are catching onto this fact now – you are far more likely to die at the hands of the police than you will a boogeyman who lives in a cave on the other side of the world. So chew on that.
Meanwhile the rest of us are left to mourn the loss of yet another young life, full of unlimited potential, being snuffed out in a state sanctioned execution. "…'umurica, Fuck yeah." [via: LICK NYC]


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July 6 Healthcare Editorial
The July 6, 2012 editorial on Healthcare is breathtaking in its lack of informed opinion. I would think that the editor of the Chronicle would make some effort to read the news before providing opinions. The questions listed are easily answered: In essence, the cost of medicaid expansion is paid for by a tax on high income earners and on luxury healthcare plans. The cost for accepting pre-existing conditions is mandatory coverage. The 1% of people who pay the penalty/tax for not getting coverage would pay $695/yr or 2.5% of income - whichever is greater. Private insurance policies are not affected. Malpractice costs are not significant to the overall cost of healthcare. There is no government bureaucrat limiting treatment beyond what already occurs with medicare. There are incentives to keep employers from dropping existing coverage. The bulk of the plan doesn't begin until 2014. Let's stop looking for excuses and join other developed nations in providing health care for our citizens.
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