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A couple of weeks ago, we caught sight of a nice upgrade Pogea Racing did for the Audi A7 Sportback , which they so affectionately dubbed, 'Seven Sins '. Well from the looks of things, it's beginning to look like Pogea Racing is trying to run through the whole gamut of Audi models after the tuning firm launched a separate upgrade program for the Audi A1 . The name for this program? The 'A Force One'. Catchy.
Aesthetic and aerodynamic upgrades done on the A1 were left at the minimum with Pogea opting to add few items, including a set of ultralight OZ Racing Alleggerita HTL alloy wheels that are wrapped in ET35 Sport Contact 3 Continental tires. Apart from that, Pogea also added a new exhaust system that comes with some fancy 76mm laser engraved tailpipes.
In terms of performance, this is where the tuning company did the brunt of their work. Pogea Racing's tuning program for the Audi A1 comes in two stages with the first stage increasing the car's output from the stock 122 horsepower and 200 Nm of torque to an angrier 156 horsepower and 266 Nm of torque. The first stage engine upgrade also bumps the top speed to 152 mph. Meanwhile, the Stage 2 upgrade doesn't get get any performance enhancements. Instead, Pogew Racing adds additional air cooling and adapted electronics, together with a new coil-over suspension from KW and a set of Brembo brakes with perforated discs.
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Normal Community's ability to control the inside with its big men led to pretty sizable advantage in almost every areaagainst the Moline boys' basketball team.
The result was pretty wide margin as Normal defeated Moline, 62-43, at Wharton Field House to extend its winning streak to 14 games. The Ironmen have not lost since a Dec. 27 setback to Rock Island at the State Farm Holiday Classic.
The Ironmen lead began to grow in the second half after they used a solid second half to offset a fast Moline start.
Moline (16-9)held a 17-16 lead after the first period.Brandon Vice knocked down a basket inside to get the secondquarter rolling, but after that, Normal went on a 15-7 run to claim the lead.
"We were able to get some post touches and scores in the paint," Normalcoach Dave Witzig said. "We hitsome 3s as well. That was one of our best quarters of the year."
Trevor and Tyler Seibring were a nice tandem for the Ironmen, combining to score 30 points andgrabbing in 12 rebounds.
"We shot the ball well in the first half," Moline coach Jeff Schimmel said. "They spread us out defensively and made us pay for it, making free throws late. With their size, quickness andstrength, it was tough for us to get anything started."
Normal was 11-for-14 from the charity stripe in the fourth to put a little extra space between itself and Moline. Normal enjoyed a huge advantage at the line, going 21-of-26 while the Maroonswere just2-for-6 in the game.Moline also was outrebounded, 32-20.
"In the second half, we were able to control the tempo and make them come get us," Witzig said."I'm glad our guys executedand played well against a very tough team."
Tyler Biscontine led Moline with 14 and four 3-pointers. Vice completed a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
"They were really physical and intense," Vice said. "At some points, we justcouldn't match that. They were one of the bigger teams I've ever played. It was difficult. They weren't big and small, they were strongstocky kids. It was tough."
Moline turned the ball over 15 times in the game. Ten of those coming in the second half when Normal was able toput the game out of reach.
"We need to work on being smarter and taking better care of the ball," Vice said. "It all comes down to taking smart shots and being smart with the ball, and not making dumb turnovers like we did."
Normal had the advantage in shooting percentage at43 percent (18-for-41) from the field, while Molinewas 35 percent. Molinemade just as many shots as the visitors, but shot 10 more timesthanthem.
"We hung with them for a half, maybe," Schimmel said. "It was tough with their big guys and how physical they were. They controlled the inside and we weren't able to get second shots. With that size, it's hard for us to compete."
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Camino Verde intern and ally Sam Goodman's thesis "The Role of NGOs in Mitigating the Interoceanic Highway" was recently published online through American University. The thesis features Camino Verde's role in Madre de Dios prominently. Thanks, Sam, for your amazing work and insightful writing.
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Camino Verde can now be found on the MyCharityMap webpage!
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After three years on GlobalGiving, thanks to your support we've completed our $50,000 fundraising goal. In order to continue our partnership with GlobalGiving, we have posted a new project page called 1000 Trees A Year 1000 Acres of Rainforest Forever. Help us inaugurate the new page with a bang! Check it out today.
Madre de Dios gold mining and timber in the news
November 30, 2013
A recent burst of articles from various publications has continued to highlight ecological issues in the Peruvian Amazon for a broader audience. The following are all worth reading. Particularly noteworthy are the New York Times frontpage article and the Independent's coverage of gold mining in Madre de Dios.
New York Times - Corruption in Peru Aids Cutting of Rain Forest
The Independent - Destruction of Peru's rainforest by illegal gold mining is twice as bad as experts thought
The Guardian - Tarnished gold: why Peru's forced labor mining matters to the US - Peruvian gold abounds in American products, yet too often comes at the expense of miners' freedom, health and lives
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States - Elevated rates of gold mining in the Amazon revealed through high-resolution monitoring
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September 30, 2013
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The Sims 3 World Adventures - PC - Review
With an immense following and many years of success, The Sims has considerable renown in the genre of social simulation. Much of its popularity is owed to an excellent design, which is not only crafted with outstanding attention to detail, but also goes the extra mile to maintain a genuinely fun atmosphere. The ignorant bystander might find your average play session quite befuddling, and wonder about the strange language the characters seem to be babbling in. Yet as any Sims fan will attest, The Sims is a game that must be played in order to be appreciated.
Continuing the success of the latest version, The Sims 3: World Adventures takes players into further wacky escapades. In true Sims fashion, the outing knocks on cheesy, stereotyped elements of familiar locations – specifically, players will find themselves in France, China, and Egypt. There was a large opportunity here for the developers to introduce educational content to the players, many of whom will be young people who know precious little of world culture. Admittedly, The Sims has always placed fun above authenticity, so most of each region's activities seem like something out of a Scooby-Doo cartoon.
That being said, much of the new content has been implemented very efficiently. As with previous Sims expansions, there is a nice assortment of trinkets to collect and exotic garments to acquire. However, it is really the addition of new gameplay elements that makes World Adventures shine. Players can develop skills with nectar-production, photography, and even martial arts. Dedicated martial artists can not only enjoy the predictable benefits of their hard work, but learn how to execute a Mortal Kombat-esque teleportation move, as well. Fans of mummy movies will find the tomb exploration quite enjoyable, as there's some very nice puzzle-solving to be done. The adventures also carry a bit of substance, as they allow you to decorate the home with various souvenirs pertaining to your exploits – not unlike the trophies of Fable 2. It seems evident that the developers looked at many films and games in their search for source material.
Audio is as strong in World Adventures as it has been since the original release of The Sims 3. Of particular note is the music, a somewhat cheap but effective device, which helps drive home the distinct flavor of each region. Graphically, it's hard to say if The Sims has ever looked better. Intricate use of color and a fairly clean aesthetic makes things very easy on the eyes, and even the bronze lion statues look pretty darn good. Essentially, World Adventures emphasizes new gameplay over simply a few extra collectibles, and that is what makes it so successful as an expansion. If future efforts receive similar levels of attention, Sims fans will have a great deal to look forward to.
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Gameplay: 9.0
From one mission to the next, there's an excellent array of activities to keep your Sim busy..
Graphics: 8.5
New animations and completely original environments ensure a visually refreshing expansion.
Sound: 8.0
Pretty good atmosphere, although we've heard most of these sounds before.
Difficulty: Easy/Medium
The puzzle solving is meant to be accessible, but your average gamer might find them a little too straightforward.
Concept: 7.0
Not exactly inspired in its content or execution, but what's there is very easy to get hooked on.
Overall: 8.7
With World Adventures, the Sims 3 receives one of its greatest expansions. If you're a fan of the original, there's little doubt that you'll want this in your collection.


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Contemporary artistic director Stuart Horodner praised Bridges for her "thoughtful and provocative" Inman Park gallery and for being "a tireless supporter of other arts organizations and initiatives."
In addition to providing guidance to a host of up-and-coming and mid-career artists, she has served on the boards of Art Papers, burnaway.org, i45, Flux Projects and the Atlanta Preservation Center.
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Young Living recently released the Reconnect Collection of oils that were specially formulated to help those on the Autism Spectrum reconnect with their surroundings.
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Holocaust Memorial at the Mandell JCC in West Hartford and plaster model of same sculpture. Elbert Weinberg collection, Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library.
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One of the strengths of the Hartford History Center is our collection of pamphlets. This almanac from 1767 is among the earliest pieces in the collection. While the primary function of an almanac was as a calendar,..Read More..
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Wrong on all counts. Warne was probably third or fourth in line for MoTS after Ponting, Clark and maybe Hussey, but nothign else was all that close.Originally Posted by FaaipDeOiad
Hakon with the best tips pretty easily.
Wrong on all counts. Warne was probably third or fourth in line for MoTS after Ponting, Clark and maybe Hussey, but nothign else was all that close.Originally Posted by FaaipDeOiad
Hakon with the best tips pretty easily.
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Can never beat a pair
Score: 2-1 Australia Well, that was always gonna be optimistic
Top Runscorer: Pietersen Not far off
Top Wicket Taker: McGrath Wasn't counting on Clark's awesomeness
Most catches (wk excluded): Hayden Have no idea if this was right or not
Biggest surprise: Bell That was a decent one, only Clark was a bigger surprise really
Biggest disappointment: Hussey Erm....
Man of the series: Pietersen Could have been if we weren't so utterly dire in general
Not that bad an effort really, TBH. Just the one shocker.
Not bad. Thought England would do the crappy salvage some pride thing, but the retirements and the awesome focus of this Aussie team meant that wasn't to be...Originally Posted by Matt79
GOOD OLD COLLINGWOOD - PREMIERS IN 2010Originally Posted by Irfan
Is Cam White, Is Good.
Score: nah.
Top Runscorer: yup. Not an especially long punt tho, tbf.
Top Wicket Taker: nah. Ankle & captaincy ****ed his chances.
Most Catches (wk excluded): yup, partly. Shared the honours with Colly.
Biggest surprise: Nah, has to be Clark. Bell went ok tho.
Biggest disappointment: Nah, miles off. Harmison's 10 @ 61 carry the day for mine.
Man of the series: yup. Always a fair bet, but his captaincy has suprised me.
3/7. Must try harder.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"as much a news event as an actual footballer, a worthy stop-start centre forward, but an all-time hyper-galactico when it comes to doing funny things with cars and hats, a player whose signing proves once again that the Premier League is still undoubtedly the best in the world when it comes to doing things with cars and hats."
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Top Runscorer: Ponting, Spot on
Top Wicket Taker: Warne, Pretty close, but not the leader
Most catches (wk excluded): Hayden, Don't really care TBH
Biggest surprise: Hoggard, Wasn't the biggest surprise, but pretty close, did really well
Biggest disappointment: Flintoff, Right, for me anyway.
Man of the series: Warne, Wrong
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Founder of ESAS - Edgar Schiferli, the best associate bowler
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Who SHOULD control children's education? And what if those who should, don't?
We are having a debate on this topic at this link: http://www.ted.com/conversations/10094/education_who_should_have_con.html
when a member suggested that I am really asking TWO questions, so here they are! I am really looking to discover what the general ideas are, so there's no wrong or right answers. Thanks for your participation!
Topics: education government parenting
tiền vũMar 23 2012: personally, both of parents and teachers are responsible for their children's education. as somebody said, parents, to what extend, are the first teachers in student's life, who inspire their creativities and nourish their emotions as well as affect badly to their characteristic. meanwhile, thanks to teachers, i mean good teachers, children take chances for breakthrough in their life.
in particular living period of a child, the reponsibility of parents and teachers are different. the problem here is that there should be a link between family and school to make sure that children grow up fully - physically and mentally
Mar 17 2012: The community for which the school is the hub should make the important decisions.
In New Zealand, our current government really has no idea. They have the one-fix, tick-a-box approach that is typical of accountants-cum-bureaucrats.
The best solution to these sorts of problems (when all the wrong people control education) is to ignore them and get on with the guts of the job which is really all about the students in front of you.
Having said that, it's getting increasingly difficult to put up with all the unnecessary idiocracy and it's gotten to the point where it's almost not worth pursuing teaching as a vocation.
The ministries lack vision (or even just common sense), the professional development circuit and many resources are thinly veiled advertorials for a private sector that has spotted both a captive audience and tax dollars up for grabs. There is a plague of buzzwords and catch-phrases which are perfect for a key-note speaker's syrupy monologues but carry little of substance for those who's job is not just being overpaid to deliver sound-bytes..
Mar 22 2012: My first response to these questions was the parents, since the parents have the largest influence on their children than anyone else. However, the parents are not there at school teaching their kids, so I change my answer to the teachers. Teachers are on the frontlines of education and their abilities to educate can make or break the level of education their students get from class. For instances, my parents played a small part in my education. The only thing they did was tell me to go to school and if I came home with bad grades, like my brother, I wouldn't be punished for it. However, my teachers, the good ones, were the ones that really taught me to be excited about learning. I strongly believe that I would not be studying microbiology in university if it were not for my teachers. I also have some experience with horrible teachers that were only teaching for a pay check instead of educating. When there is a large amount of these teachers that lack the desire to teach, like in impoverished areas, then the children will lack in education. I believe that there should be some consequence for teachers who don't understand the impact they have on their student's futures.
Mar 22 2012: My point is parents should control the Children Education ,Because of parents are the responsible for ensuring their children attend school.Teachers ,now they are only preparing lesson plans and teaching classes as per the Syallabus,
Parents they must create a good environment and maintaining good health for their Childrens.
Mar 22 2012: This is the goal...we have seen school systems try "individualized instruction" as well as many other wonderful ideas.
But it comes down to accountability....There has to be a way to measure student progress, and also teacher effectiveness.
We have had wonderful conversations on here about changing the grading system in schools as well as other great education conversations.
You can access them on the left of this screen under "Popular Topics".....go to the "See all topics" and then look for the appropriate links.
I enjoyed reading your comment. Many educators I know teach with a child centered philosophy, and are very effective.
Tim LeisioMar 21 2012: This needs to be broken up a bit more than two question. First, I think control is the wrong word. I think it should read responsibility. With that...
Who should be responsible for a child's education? The responsibility to find the child's passion, is in the hands of the child. The responsibility to allow exploration of interests, that lead to passion, is the responsibility of the parent and educator. In this way, it is not a one-or-the-other control. It's more like a symbiotic relationship where each member benefits. Remember, teachers and parents learn from their students/children. The responsibility, however, to progress a society's values, is in the hands of the parents and educators.
What if those who should be responsible are not? Again, break this down a little more. If it is solely the child being irresponsible, the parents and educators will be on top of that instantly. If it is solely the parents, the child and educators need a process to identify and remedy that. If it is the educator... well, their profession relies on being responsible so I don't see that happening (if they are irresponsible, they'd be fired). It gets a little more interesting, however, when more than one party is irresponsible. In that situation... it's up to those who have a determination to do what is right... in the face of the wrong.
It's a sort of checks and balances...
Mar 20 2012: I myself am a freshman in high school and the way I look at education is, is that the government has set rules, not very strict ones but rules in place that guide you through early education, and then parents are the ones who help tell you how hard to try in school and what you should do after your senior year of high school. Based on the government I need to go to school everyday but I don't think that is the right answer to this question. The public school system is out there to be used but if we don't put forth any effort then it is a waste of time. In my house the question hasn't been am I going to college but what college will I get into. Now talking about the effort factor my parents are extremely harsh in grades compared to my friends, they expect me to do better than how they did in school. This is completely fine with me because I hate failure and I feel that not doing your best on everything you do is just a ware of everyone's time. To sum up if feel that the government should just be there for the rules and guidelines but I think it is the parents who ultimately decide what goes on with their child.
Mar 22 2012: I will tackle one aspect of your question.
Sooner or later, children grow up. As adults, we can choose to seek education, and literacy, if it was lacking in our childhood.
I think many of us take education for granted here in the US because it is free and available and also there are many ways to educate your children here in this country.
Other places in the world, well I guess it varies.
There's the old addage: "Education begins at home".....parents bear some of the responsibility, teachers bear another chunk, but ultimately, regardless of whether or not others took an interest in our education, we have the ultimate say on how much education we acquire in the long run.
Mar 22 2012: Roberta on the deepest level we all have final control of our own actual education. Yes societies, organizations, parents and other people attempt to control the education of children of all ages. They can only influence by licensing and labeling it and thus have an effect but the final results are created by the response of the persons own free will. To quote a sweatshirt I saw for sale at a university depicting a horse "They can send me to college but they can't make me think!" We only begin to really learn after we choose to pay attention. Again, how many teachers or therapists does it take to change a light bulb? Numbers are irrelevant since success depends solely on the desire of the light bulb to change.
Mar 20 2012: Thanks all for contributions and please continue to do so, I just wanted to add some ideas to enlarge the conversation. What happens if the child's parents refuse to send him/her to school when he/she reaches age six? what if they chose a different path for their child? What if governments decide not to support anymore the present system of education? what if everything was left in the hands of the child's family?
Mar 20 2012: The social theory defines education. In other words, education is the need of the society. Thus the structure and goal of education is ultimately owned by the affected and / or involved society. Well, when you try to define the "affected / involved society",its a bit tricky. If you are fortunate, both the concepts will converge. There, you have an easy way to define what is required for the recipients of education. But mostly the affected and the involved societies will have conflicting priorities. In such situations, we can't really say the rights and wrongs of education and its appropriate control structure. Ideally the definition and implementation of education should happen through the never ending dialogues happening among its stakeholders. Stakeholders may involve governments, religions, families, individuals, political organizations, and many other social constructs and structures.
Mar 20 2012: People can learn thru these five avenues: Push/Punish [old ineffective controlling way]; Accidental learning; Requirement [a mandatory class to learn how to use a heavy equipment for example]; Determination [passion driven]; Offer [invitation to participate/collaborate where the learner can freely decide to participate or not]
Children like other people learn thru these 5 avenues as well. Our focus is general tends to be on the Push/Punish. This avenue is ineffective and steals the opportunities from children to nurture and connect with their true passions. If you remove the Push/Punish, you will see that the learner should be the leader of her education. Of course, parents, government, and other entities should form partnership with the learner and offer quality, respectful, and loving support.
Mar 20 2012: I think that everyone should be in charge of their education, with the help of a guiding system which would teach only the basics with a lot of optional complementary subjects (this could work online like tutorials) and this way kids would get into things they are interested in as opposed to teaching everyone the same thing.
We should reward curiosity with knowledge and reward creativity with support.
And what if those who should, don't? well I live in Mexico and pretty much those who should, don't... so it is not a what if, I think the result of "those who should, don't" is the current situation.
Mar 18 2012: It should be a partnership between family, educator, and mentor teams. Each person in the partnership should do all they can to increase the level of education for a child. first line educators and family members should stay abreast of the child's progress relative to their expectations and question other members of the team at an adult level when there is something observed that seems odd, is missing, or is adversely impacting the child's progression towards being a successful adult. In this instance i see mentor teams as not one of the first two groups, but adults such as coaches, religious leaders, scouting leaders, youth group leaders, music teachers, etc. that are all interested in the well being of the child enough to volunteer and help with progress.
I think that those that do look out for the education and well being of a child should be vigilant to speak up to public welfare officials if they think any group member is not doing their job, particularly the primary care givers and educators. However, raising a child and educating a child will always carry some risk to both the child and those that try and help that lessons will not be learned or that they are the wrong lessons. Both educator and student are human and therfor subject to imperfections.


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VIRGINIA BEACH -- City, county, and state crews spent Monday night into Tuesday making sure the chance for black ice is slim to none, paying close attention to bridges and overpasses.
The City of Virginia Beach has four trucks that continue the salt-and-sand treatment that took place throughout the daylight hours Monday as snow fell, roads became wet, and temperatures started to drop.
"It will be the back streets, the low-lying areas that we have to be concerned about," explains spokesman Drew Lankford, referring to spots where freezing could occur because of remaining moisture.
He explains that relatively mild temperatures during the weekend helped keep roads from icing up a lot after the snow Monday.
"Another factor that worked in our favor was it stopped enough in time for the rush hour traffic," says Lankford. "'lot of the cars, the tires from the cars and trucks on the road, did absorb a fair amount of the moisture which lessens the chance of too much black ice."
Lankford tells 13News the only real problem that came because of black ice Monday was on the Pungo Ferry Bridge at about 5:00 p.m. A motorcyclist hit a slick patch and skidded to a crash. The City closed the bridge for about an hour, allowing workers to salt and sand it. The motorcyclist wasn't hurt seriously.
Rennee Townsend, a driving instructor at Phyllis Foster Driving School in Suffolk says when the threat of black ice exists, braking and acceleration are drivers' worst enemies.
"You hit the black ice, you want to stay off the accelerator, decelerate, stay off the brake," offers Townsend who says a driver who loses control needs to steer in the direction the car is moving.
"Skidding to the right, you turn it to the right, and, then, look and steer where you want your vehicle to go and, and be ready to turn one-eighth of a steer right back in the opposite direction so your vehicle can balance out," Townsend explains.


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National Priorities Project–There Is One
I had no idea this project existed, but The National Priorities Project celebrated their 25th anniversary in October 2008.
Here is a 12 minute video about the project and those who work on it:
America's priorities are made very clear and very real by how our government spends the money we pay in taxes. NPP follows that money all the way to the local level. If we don't have a handle on where the money is going and what it means in human terms, we can't change the nation's priorities.
To most of us, the federal budget is so huge it's like Monopoly money. The amounts are unfathomable. If we break those numbers down into chunks we can swallow, we can understand how they effect our lives. We can only change the nation's priorities when we get the people involved on a grass roots level, but we can't do that if they are lost about what the numbers really mean for each of them.
We can't reduce and eliminate the military/industrial complex President Eisenhower warned us about in his 1960 farewell speech if we don't know what is being spent on Cold War projects. Between now and then, President Reagan brought back the military/industrial complex in a huge way at the expense of everything else in the U.S. federal budget.
This year, for the first time in a very long while, Congress finally cut something out of the Pentagon's budget. They put an end to the production of F-22 fighter planes that the Pentagon doesn't want, the Air Force doesn't want and the rest of the military doesn't want.
It's all very far from over, but that one change to a different priority in military funding is a start in the right direction. The wars we fight now are guerrilla wars on the ground, not country-against-country where both have a full compliment of military mite. Al Qaeda and the Taliban don't have a Navy or an Air Force. We don't have dog fights with them. F-22's are for dog fights. That money can be spent on other military needs, such as F-35 fighters that support guerrilla ground troops.
I am not against equipping our fighting soldiers with the best that we can get them. But we need to make sure what we are providing them is in fact what they need to improve their safety, performance and allow them to win more quickly in the type of warfare they have to fight today.
By critically reviewing what the military spends money on, it can result in some budget savings by equipping them with what they really need rather than continuing to produce weapons, ships, guns, and planes designed to fight the Soviet Union. Should a hot war arise against Russia or China someday, we have the capability of nationalizing all our production facilities to produce what that type of war would need. They did it in 1940 with the technology of the time. We can sure as hell do the same type of thing today if we have to.
In the meantime (should this type of war ever happen again), we don't have to be completely prepared for a large scale, nation-to-nation, conventional, hot war. The money being spent on those projects can be used to rebuild infrastructure, reduce poverty, improve education, provide jobs, develop alternative energy and fund health care for every American.
What is the federal budget doing for your community and what has been cut from it since Reaganomics? Visit NPP and find out. Then start a dialogue with your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, state legislators, governor, Senators and Representatives. Armed with the numbers and where the funding is going v where it is needed, we can have meaningful conversations, discuss much smarter policies (which dictate where money is spent), turn this country around and get it going in the right direction for a new century and a new millennium.
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This is the fourth time I attempted the model, and the first time I completed it. All the other times I faulted the paper (and just possibly a bit my folding ability) for the failure. This time I made some double tissue, which is one of the recommended paper choices for the model. And indeed I succeeded in completing the model. It might not be the tidiest fold, but I am still happy that I managed to complete it this time round. Also see a picture of the front view.
Paper: 48cm square of double tissue
Model: 18cm length, 21cm wingspan
I'm living in Germany and Origami is one of my greatest hobbys. I've made many complex models (nearly any out of the book of Satoshi Kamiya) and made Bahamut on first and ancient dragon on second try. Now i wanted to ask you if you can give me some challinging modles or models you've designed by yourself. It's better if you write me to my E-mail . Would be happy to get a reponse :)
I was wondering if you think I could use gift-wrapping paper to make this model. So far I'm on step 140 using it but I was wondering if you think I will be able to finish with that type of paper. By the way the paper was very, very big. About 80 cm.
Well, wrapping paper is a very broad term. :) So perhaps it's ok. But usually wrapping paper won't work well for complex folds. I recommend using double tissue: http://www.happyfolding.com/instructions-double_tissue
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i tried folding this with a tissue foil sheet i made (tissue+foil+tissue) but couldn't finish it because i think my paper became too thick so i cant make the sinks. It became too crumply and I cant see the creases i made anymore :(
i will try again with double tissue, i hope it succeeds.
i have already made about 8 attempts with different types of paper but couldnt get past step 185 :(
I believe you'll have an easier time with double tissue. :)
-- Sara
Was just wondering what steps you think is particularly hard in this model.
Ah, it's been some time since I folded this. I do remember there are a couple of complex sinks in there, where you need to partly closed sink, partly open sink, and all that on maybe 6 different parts at the same time. ;)
I'm sure those weren't the hardest steps, but those stuck in my mind.
I think the main difficulty here is that there are so many steps, and small errors add up. Plus, paper choice is so important, because most paper can't handle that much creasing and holding in your hands and fiddling around with. ;)
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I've had that problem a lot with some models. The papers just tears even though I'm super gentle with it, but I've watched your video on how to make double tissue and tissue foil, so I was planning on getting to make that soon:) The only thing I'm afraid of is that it won't be a perfect square, and I'd have to start all over again, but it will probably work out. Thanks for the answer and I'll try to practise more advanced close sinks ^^
I don't have spray glue so is there any other glue which I can use to
create tissue foil???
I don't use spray glue, either. I use white glue. If you're from the US, I've heard that Elmer's Glue works well. You can also check xmy video on how to make tissue foil.
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Where can you get tissue foil? And is tissue foil just tissue paper with foil under it?
Yes, tissue foil is a combination of foil and tissue (hence the name). I'm not sure where you can get it. There are probably some sources, but thus far I've always made my own tissue paper (glue tissue and paper together).
By the way, tissue paper is probably not the best choice of paper for the ancient dragon.
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i would like to know if u have attempted and or completed satoshi kamiya's bahamut and if so can u please make a tutorial . ( with the author's permission of course ).
I haven't folded Bahamut, and I don't think I will. More importantly, though, I will not be presenting any of Satoshi Kamiya's work in instructional videos. This is as he wishes it, and I respect that.
-- Sara
is tissue foil good for the origami ancient dragon
Hi! i love your website :D I just wanted to know if the 60 cm^2 tissue foil from origami-shop.com will work for this model? please reply!
I haven't tried it, but it might work. I've only folded the model once, and that was from double tissue. I'd tried it with some other paper before and failed miserably. Those papers weren't really like Nicolas Terry's tissue foil, though. My gut feeling tells me double tissue would probably work better.
-- Sara
Nice! I think u should but in more instrunctional videos such as john montrols three headed dragon. lol. I think it looks awsome


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text: That's because it's a two minute local spot for attorney Jamie Casino that ran in Savannah, Georgia. This ad raises a number of issues. First, he admits he use to defend criminals but his brother's death changed that and he now defends those that are defenseless. That is noble. But at the end of the day this is an ad for his legal services. Is he exploiting his brother's death for financial gain? I don't have the answer, I'm asking the question.


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Sevendust didn't waste any time getting 2014 started with their long-awaited acoustic record, Time Travelers & Bonfires which will be released in April.
On April 1st, they will hit the road for their first U.S. headlining tour of the year, entitled An Evening With Sevendust, which begins in Athens at the Georgia Theatre (see itinerary below) . It's their first acoustic jaunt since 2004, when they were touring in support of their second record, Seasons.
It will be a collection of brand new songs, along with re-recorded Sevendust favorites. Newly re-recorded songs include: Black, Gone, Denial, Karma, Trust, and Crucified. Six brand new songs have also been written and recorded for the acoustic record. It's not the first time Sevendust has explored their acoustic side. Their Southside Double-Wide live acoustic record was released in 2004.
Time Travelers & Bonfires official track listing:
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2. Under It All
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4. Upbeat Sugar
5. One Life
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8. Denial
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10. Crucified
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5 Dallas, TX Trees
6 Austin, TX Emo's
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10 El Cajon, CA Sycuan Casino
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16 Sacramento, CA Ace Of Spades
18 Seattle, WA El Corazon
19 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theatre
20 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
21 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
22 Denver, CO Gothic Theatre
25 Joliet, IL Mojoes
26 Madison, WI Orpheum
28 Detroit, MI Royal Oak Music Theatre
29 Columbus, OH Bogart's
30 Louisville, KY Mercury Ballroom
2 Baltimore, MD Sound Stage
3 Washington, DC The Howard Theatre
4 New York, NY Highline Ballroom
6 Hartford, CT Webster Theatre
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Trudeau's organization played a pivotal role in President Barack Obama's Open Government Initiative by hosting the Web site that collected ideas from the public during the project's brainstorming phase.
More than 1,000 of those ideas became part of the Open Government Directive, and Trudeau's work became a model for similar efforts at federal agencies.
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No consensus on broadband access and healthcare information
Thirty-four percent of Americans believe that lack of broadband Internet access is a "major disadvantage" when it comes to obtaining health information, according to the results a national phone survey by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project. But 35% said that it is "not a disadvantage" to obtaining health information, and 28% reported the belief that lack of access is a "minor disadvantage."
The survey included 2,252 American adults (744 of them interviewed on cell phones) conducted between April 29 and May 30. The margin of error is two percentage points for the total sample.
Two-thirds of American adults (66%) now have a broadband Internet connection at home, a figure that is little changed from the 63% with a high-speed home connection at a similar point in 2009, according to the research.
Other findings:
Thirty-one percent of respondents reported believing that lack of broadband is a "major disadvantage" when it comes to learning new things that might enrich or improve their lives. Thirty-one percent said that lack of access is a "minor disadvantage," and 32% reported that it is "not a disadvantage."
Twenty-nine percent of respondents said that lack of broadband is a "major disadvantage" when it comes to using government services. Twenty-seven percent reported that lack of access is a "minor disadvantage," and 37% said that it is "not a disadvantage."
Twenty-three percent of respondents said that lack of broadband is a "major disadvantage" when it comes to keeping up with news and information. Twenty-seven percent said they think that lack of access is a "minor disadvantage," and 47% said it is "not a disadvantage."
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The American Board of Medical Specialties plans to incorporate the ?meaningful use? of health information technology into its maintenance of certification program.
Web searches, patient-doctor conversations often linked
Fifty-three percent of those going online for health information report that they have discussed information they found online with their doctors, and 51% say they have searched for information on the Web based on discussions with their doctors, according to a new Harris Poll.
Telemonitoring helps patients with chronic heart failure
Support and monitoring via the telephone for patients who have chronic heart failure helps reduce the risk of mortality from all causes, and hospitalizations related to the chronic heart failure, according to a study recently published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. These interventions also were found to improve patient quality of life, reduce costs, and improve evidence-based prescribing.
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Americans spend 40% of their time online participating in social networking activities, playing games, or emailing. Almost 25% of the time online is spent with social networking sites and blogs, up from 15.8%.


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The superstar opened up in an interview on Atlanta radio station Q100 Tuesday, talking about the media scrutiny she's endured. Jackson said "it gets pretty painful" when tabloid stories involve her nieces and nephews and "it's hard to shield them."
The "Make Me" singer specifically mentioned an occasion where a "silly story" said one of her nieces was actually her daughter. "It's just crazy," Jackson stated. "Why wouldn't we look alike? We're related."
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Jackson said this year helped her realize she's a strong woman. "I'm a lot stronger than I thought I was," she confessed. The 43-year-old said her mother is also strong because it's essential in the world of show business.
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While Jackson admitted, "I'm not that kind of girl who stays in touch with exes," she revealed that she's stayed close with ex-boyfriend Jermaine Dupri. After seven years together, the couple officially parted ways in September, but Jackson confirmed, "He's one of my best friends. I love, love, love him to death."
Longtime couple Janet Jackson and Jermaine Dupri have been together since 2002, but Dupri was noticeably absent from Michael Jackson's public memorial on July 7. Now Us Weekly is reporting the two have parted ways.
Sources tell the mag, "They have been moving in different directions for a while." The two are rumored to be polar opposites. A source says, "Jermaine likes to be out there, mingling with everybody, and Janet's more shy."
Jermaine, 36, has produced numerous songs on Janet's, 43, last two albums. The two were even rumored to have tied the knot in 2008.
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Even losers need love, which may explain the popularity of online dating.
Just kidding, I know many people who have met their second or third husband or wife through Match.com, OKCupid.com or the Taxidermy.net forum.
It seems liars need love too. According to a new Pew Research Center study, the interwebs are chock full of 'em.
To save you the trouble of having to read the entire 57-page PDF I will list some highlights:
But it's not all bad news. A lot more people are using online dating sites and the social stigma of being unable to trick a person into liking you without using technology seems to be fading.
Here's the good news from the study:
The seasoned veterans at The New York Post home in on the real news with the subtly titled article "Online daters weave web of lies to catch mates."
They even asked a "relationship expert" to state the obvious.
"Life is a series of small and large lies," said author Dan Slater, who added that humans lie "to seem more attractive."
And take it from me, a soon-to-retire journalist who only drives a BMW when his Porsche is visiting the mechanic, it is easier to lie online than in person.
October 23rd, 2013
2:47 pm
Congratulations on your upcoming retirement and nice cars. I will start being more respectful towards you in the future.
October 23rd, 2013
2:47 pm
Worked for me, met the love of my life online. Also, this just in…people lie in person too, not just on the internet dating sites.
October 23rd, 2013
2:51 pm
I met my beautiful wife on match.com and today, we've been married three years and have a precious 2 year old daughter. My experience with women "lying" was usually with the manner in which they posted their pictures. They were either old, taken from misleadingly advantageous angles, or were 40 pounds ago. I would assume that male lying would be along the lines of salary or prestige in their profession.
October 23rd, 2013
3:03 pm
It's actually a good tool for people who are not in the streets alot. U can find out upfront their educational status, how many kids, job etc…. before going on the 1st date. Yeah people can lie, but they can also lie in a night club or church in your face. Dating is what it is…………..
October 23rd, 2013
3:06 pm
I hate to say this but online dating, in my opinion is for people that are desperate, and on the other hand, people that are hiding things about themselves. I tried it before, it didn't work. I learned that it is better to see a person than go by what they state or tell you about themselves before they meet you in person. It's a sham, trust me…
October 23rd, 2013
3:10 pm
Then Barak Obama must do online dating…cause he is the biggest liar on the face of this planet!!!
October 23rd, 2013
3:12 pm
On a serious note, I tried it a couple times and found that many people mislead by posting old photos that look nothing like them today. Of course people lie on their profiles a lot of the time, just like they do on resumes. Comes with the territory. I prefer meeting potential dates/mates in person cause you can't get a good read from a couple pics on a computer monitor…but spend 5 minutes with said person and you know just about all you need to know if you have good intuition.
October 23rd, 2013
3:25 pm
My husband and I have been happily married for 10 years and have a daughter. We met through an online dating service. Of course it has its pros and cons. However, I think that it is a great way to meet people and cut through a lot of the crap. You can find people who share your interests and have similar goals and values.
October 23rd, 2013
3:28 pm
@Rita, for casual dating, I would agree with you. When I tried match.com and eharmony, I was at the point where I was ready for something serious, possibly leading to marriage and frankly, I wanted to see some biographic information up front to see if I'd be wasting my time on something without any potential for staying power. I had met lots of women that only went for 1 or 2 dates, had two relatively serious girlfriends of six months to a year, and then I met the lady that I married. I had a lot of fun, met a lot of people that I never would've been exposed to otherwise and I don't consider it to be a waste of time at all.
October 23rd, 2013
3:34 pm
joe @3:12 pm – Surely You are Not a Day at the Beach, I am sure.! Would Love to hear from a few of your VICTIMS!
No return calls for dates…You say!
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Dinner out at "PO Folks" is frowned upon and splitting of a Large Mcdonald's French Fry will not cut it.
Smell ya Later……
October 23rd, 2013
3:34 pm
Either way, you are taking a risk as anyone can hide something whether it's online or face to face. I don't believe you are desperate if you meet someone online as it's another way of meeting others. Once you meet someone in person after meeting them online, you still can sense whether are full of games or genuine. I believe that if you are meeting their representative, the real Slim Shady will show up after a few months as the representative is too weak to hold Slim Shady down!!!
October 23rd, 2013
3:42 pm
One thing to consider with the perception of "desperate" is lack of opportunity. Once you're out of college, your pool of potential dates can be severely diminished. Also, once you're out of your early to mid-twenties, your desire to go out several times a week to party also erodes significantly. Personally, I worked at a company where I was by far the junior employee with almost all of my colleagues older and married. At a certain point, your close friends that you would go out with for social activities start to settle down with serious relationships and marriage. You could start trolling the bars by your lonesome for singles but the women you pick up at a bar are likely cheaper than the PBR tall boy they're drinking.
October 23rd, 2013
3:55 pm
I agree with GeoffDawg (3:42 pm). I was divorced, and had moved to a new town. I didn't know anyone. So, …….. tried the bar scene, but I wasn't looking for "Mr. Right NOW". So……. the online dating was really a good option for me. I met the love of my life, and we would never have met each other otherwise. Of course people are going present themselves in the best way possible, ie "curvy" instead of obese, "tolerant" instead of prejudice, Successful career track instead of entry level…….you get the idea. But, if you have half a brain, you can figure out if a person is sincere or not. Online dating gives you a large selection of potential mates that you would most likely never have met otherwise. Try it, you may just find the very person you have been hoping to meet.
October 23rd, 2013
4:15 pm
I trust online dating profiles less than I trust someone's linked in or facebook profile.
Some issues boil down to people seeing themselves differently than they project themselves.
Some of it is differing opinions of things like body type and physical descriptions.
Sometimes it's outright lies to get hits.
You have to know what you're looking for before anything successful will happen. If you have no idea what you want, then you are not going to enjoy dating, online especially.
October 23rd, 2013
4:59 pm
My husband has had several online dating profiles and 99% of the information he listed was a lie. He did tell the truth about his gender. Everything else he said he was and what he was looking for was a sad and pathetic lie. He is looking for his best friend, lover and soulmate. Which will be a challenge, because he does not actually have a soul of his own. He wants to steal someone else's soul. If you are a single woman looking for a date on line would you want to hear from the current wife or not? I am wondering if I should warn these women. Looking forward to the divorce to be final.
October 23rd, 2013
5:41 pm
I tell u this, I know more people who met their lying cheating spouses off line than online.
October 23rd, 2013
7:01 pm
People lie on the Internet? Well I am truly shocked! You mean to tell me that the wealthy Nigerian businessman that emailed me needing my help to get $50 million out of Nigeria wasn't being truthful?
October 24th, 2013
7:20 am
I can't tell you the number of single friends that used online dating that found their / our married friends online. The internet is full of lies and liars and it's getting worse. It's sad when the bulk of our society is dishonest. And it's not just online dating, you get away with one lie here and another one there and pretty soon it becomes second nature.
The TRUTH is so much easier.
October 24th, 2013
7:35 am
LinkedIn profiles are the easiest to detect fraud. Unlike Facebook, the more connections you have on LinkedIn the better. I refuse to connect with a previous colleague that was fired or was crappy at their job. If you know the person well enough to be connect, then you can easily spot their lies, and misinformation. I have had headhunters contact me via LinkedIn and it has produced several lucrative job offers.
October 29th, 2013
12:58 pm
Well written and so true but Americans are now in love with online dating!
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October 30th, 2013
11:08 am
I've had better luck meeting chicks in bars than online—plus, they are a lot wilder which is good!
October 30th, 2013
1:19 pm
October 30th, 2013
4:27 pm
My experience was that some people "over presented" themselves, but certainly not most. But if so, I found out on the first date, and that was that. I also met some very nice people, and even some who over sold themselves were still nice. If a date didn't work out, it wasn't the end of the world. I ended up meeting my wonderful wife on-line. We would have never come across each other's path otherwise, so it was truly a great thing.


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- Examine your needs and desires before you get into a sexual situation.
- Clearly tell your partner what you want. If there are limits that you want to maintain, state what they are and stick to them.
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- Communicate clearly and be assertive. Saying "yes" or "no" may be difficult, but it is important. Passive or polite approaches can be misunderstood or ignored. Be direct and firm with someone who is pressuring you. Tell your partner what you want or don't want.
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- Remember that effective and assertive communication may not always work. Sometimes people just don't listen. However, no one ever deserves to be raped!
General Strategies for Safety
- Avoid secluded places.
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Robert A. Applebaum, Ph.D.
Director of the Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project, Scripps Gerontology Center; Professor, Department of Sociology & Gerontology; Interim Associate Dean, College of Arts and Science
|Robert A. Applebaum
|Curriculum Vitae (PDF 222KB)
Ph.D., Social Welfare, University of Wisconsin, 1980
M.S.W., Social Work, Ohio State University, 1977
B.A., Sociology, Ohio University, 1975
Research Interests:
Long-term care; quality assurance; program planning and evaluation; health and social welfare policy.
Selected Publications:
Dan van Dussen, Robert A. Applebaum, and Harvey Sterns. (2012). Accreditation of gerontology programs: A look from the inside. Gerontology & Geriatric Education.
Anna Rahman, Robert A. Applebaum, John Schnelle, & Sandra Simmons. (Forthcoming). Translating research into practice in nursing homes: Can we close the gap? The Gerontologist.
Anna Rahman, Robert A. Applebaum, John F. Schnelle, Kate Lindabury, & Sandra Simmons. (2012). Replication of a coaching course to improve nursing home continence care: Lessons learned. The Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. DOI: 10.1111/j.15325415.2012.03939.x
Robert A. Applebaum. (2012). The ultimate test of home care: Channeling, what we learned, what we didn't and what it means 25 years later. Generations.
Anna Rahman, Sandra Simmons, Robert A. Applebaum, John Schnelle, & Kate Lindabury. (2012). The coach is in: Improving nutritional care in nursing homes. The Gerontologist.


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Those are my hopes for my own Thanksgiving, anyway. My wife and daughters and I are heading to West Virginia to visit my extended family over the Thanksgiving weekend. Weather permitting, I hope we can toss a football with the kids on my uncle's lawn, in addition to enjoying some football on TV.
I heard a sermon on Sunday that touched on clergy self-care, and I jotted down the following quote, which Google suggests may originally have been a Greek proverb: A bow that is always taut soon ceases to shoot straight. So on Thanksgiving Day, may we all enjoy a little "slack" along with good food and the company of loved ones.
Shalom y'all,
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