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This. Fuck my life.
I don't know this bugs me so fucking much. Like when I'm depressed or upset, I usually just want to talk to my boyfriend. But then I still feel like ill get judged, or start something for us to fight. I feel like shit 75% of the time of my day. I went on tumblr and saw that he removed me from his tumblr. Again, feeling like shit, and feeling like I'm hidden from his life again.. :(
I'm completely in love with him, but sometimes it hurts wanting to just yell at him about how he makes me feel when he does this. I get this sinking feeling in my chest and I feel hollow. It's the worst feeling ever. But I somehow manage to still get through.
Hopefully having this tumblr open to vent will do me better, because I really could use this.
I've sent him a few text, but my bipolar shitmood is kicking in really bad, so I probably sound like a bitch in the texts.. Great. Well, I just I don't know. I'm deciding whether I want to tell him about how I wanna be on him tumblr or not.. But then I don't want to sound too clingy. I don't know. I usually had a big smile whenever I went on it, and saw that I was on there, I felt like I was HIS. but whatever.. Night.
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Preterm labor is labor that starts too early, between 20 and 37 weeks of pregnancy. It can be caused by a problem involving the baby, the mother, or both. But sometimes the cause isn't known.
The earlier delivery happens, the greater the chances are that the baby will have serious problems.
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A good photo can tell the story of a life. Or maybe it takes two.
I think in the Bay Area, there are many, many people who are feeling something that we can't shake: the loss of Robin Williams.
What people through all the country may feel, in fact the entire world as well, is the loss of a transcendental entertainer, the improvisational genius of the century, and a successful movie actor. But here locally, we mourn the death of a neighbor, a local, and somehow, illogically, one of us.
I feel him everywhere. Across from a mansion in Sea Cliff where he used to live, there are two benches. One commemorates his parents, the other is for the parents of his second wife, Marsha Garces. I like to run to China Beach and the benches are on the way. I always think he'll be in the window of that house or something, even though he hasn't lived there for years.
People bumped into him in nearby Laurel Village, buying groceries. My wife Anne once saw him in the famous Green Apple bookstore on Clement Street. In the Richmond, my part of town, it was like he was in the air.
Comedian Marc Maron put together the cleanest, purest look I have found into the mind of Robin Williams on his podcast WTF. Around minute 29:00, they talk about the comedy culture in San Francisco where Robin got his start: the Holy City Zoo, The Other Cafe, and Cobb's. I didn't see Robin at The Other, but I did see Paula Poundstone and the late Jane Dornacker once. I remember Paula did a joke about her shower curtain being so slimy, it was like Velcro against the tiles. Had I accidentally chosen another night, I would've seen him, pre-Mork days.
But the part of his life that sticks with me like a burr in my sock is the little-known fact that he was also a soccer player. His Wikipedia page says he "was a student at the private Detroit Country Day School. He excelled in school, where he was on the school's soccer team and wrestling team, and became class president."
"As Williams's father was away much of the time, and his mother also worked, he was attended to by the family's maid, who was his main companion. When Williams was 16, his father took early retirement and the family moved to Woodacre, California. There, Williams attended Redwood High School in nearby Larkspur where he graduated in 1969."
Somewhere in that period, he attended a soccer camp in Stanford where I would work some years after. The link between Robin's participation there and mine is Michael Keohane, a friend and mentor. Michael was always the guy who was a couple of years older than me and who would meet me at West Sunset on a Saturday morning to kick against the wall, or give me a ride to San Jose to watch the Earthquakes play, or any of a hundred other favors. I don't think I'd have been a player in college or a coach today if it weren't for Michael. He's also been responsible for getting me to Brazil a couple of times. And he is perhaps the only living person who remembers Robin Williams played soccer here in the Bay Area:


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Essential Freud by Badcock, and Other Stories
All of the textbook/author combos below are legitimate. They were culled from my days in the 1990s working in the textbook department at University Book Store in Seattle, Wash.
- Essential Freud by Christopher Badcock
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- Basic Human Genetics by Mange and Mange
- Immigrant Voices by Thomas Dublin
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- The Psychology of Blacks by Joseph L. White
- Microeconomics by Robert Pindyck
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The Captain of the St. Louis Blues made his presence felt throughout the game, playing his usual hard-nosed style, making and taking the big hits, and grinding away in the dirty areas of the ice. He scored the 3rd of Team USA's SIX unanswered 2nd period goals en route to a 7-1 shellacking of the Slovakians.
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Madrid II
As you may have surmised from the 'II' in the caption, this is about our Sunday in Madrid. Sight-seeing included the exterior of the Palacio Real, the Teatro Real, and Reina Sofia, and perhaps most importantly the Prado Museum. The Prado is truly breathtaking, not only in the scope and magnitude of the works it contains but in its physical composition and architecture.
Miriam started feeling sick during the late afternoon, so she sat down on the ground at a corner near the Teatro Real. Damaris took pictures of her. Ruben and I were a little shocked at first, but she eventually came around to giving Miriam water and aiding her during her illness - which got worse all the way back to Centro Alfa & Omega.
The next week, Damaris, Ruben, and Miriam were all sick and took time off from work at the Colegio. I escaped getting sick, so I went straight back to work. :-D
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It has been a long time ago I posted something here.
Spring is finally peeping around the corner after this very cold and snowy winter. And my poppy tunic is ready, the pattern tested and up. I'm so happy with it. It is perfect for this time of the year.
Maybe you remember the Holst Garn in those beautiful red colors of a preview post here
Just couldn't help thinking of flowers in a field, poppy's …
Papaver is a tunic or pullover (if shorter) worked top down, in the round with a circular yoke. The flowers are worked as intarsia color blocks, but the main color is stranded all the way.
It features a large pocket with a lining in contrasting colors and flowered elbow patches.
Possibility to choose from 3 different neck finishes and 2 motifs (flowers or spirals). Small graph paper is included to make up your own drawings, if you should wish to.
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Georgia State Representative Scott Holcomb: Serving Those Who Serve Us
Last week, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama visited Fort Stewart in Georgia where the President signed an Executive Order to help ensure all of America's service members, veterans, spouses, and other family members have the information they need to make informed educational decisions and are protected from aggressive and deceptive targeting by educational institutions.
Georgia State Representative Scott Holcomb, who served at Fort Stewart, reflects on the President's commitment to veterans:
Just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, I received an email from my father. A combat veteran from Vietnam, my father was a quiet man who did not write much, but what he did write was important. It was, "Look after your fellow soldiers and you'll be ok."
Looking out for each other is a core value for those who serve, and the President and First Lady understand this. I had the honor of meeting with the President and First Lady during their visit with the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart and time and time again they said to the soldiers, veterans, and their families: "we've got your backs."
The First Lady deserves much credit for her work looking after military families. She understands the sacrifices that families must endure, particularly when service members are deployed. Consequently, she is a staunch advocate for military families and Joining Forces, which is an initiative that she and Dr. Jill Biden are championing to help soldiers and their families.
The President has rightly made looking after soldiers and veterans a key focus of his administration. He brought the war in Iraq to a responsible end. He has boosted resources to the Veterans Administration. He has urged employment opportunities for veterans in the private sector and increased federal government hiring of veterans. And he has promoted educational opportunities, particularly through the Post 9-11 GI Bill. He believes, as I do, that education is the pathway to the middle class and that the Post 9-11 GI Bill can have as strong of an impact on our nation as the original GI Bill did. Along the way, he wants to make sure that veterans get a fair deal, and that's why he signed an Executive Order at Fort Stewart to protect veterans by stopping misleading and deceptive practices by educational institutions that target soldiers, veterans and their families.
Soldiers, veterans and their families have each other's backs. It's great to know that the President and First Lady have them as well
Find out more about Joining Forces and the President's Executive Order to support service members, veterans, military spouses and their families.
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Sarah and I were both feeling stir-crazy after days of being cooped up waiting for a hurricane that mostly (mercifully) passed us by, so we spent the afternoon yesterday looking for Halloween costume pieces and waking through Yale's residential college courtyards. Downtown was already back in full swing— the trees that came down were in residential neighborhoods, and unlike the rest of the state, almost everyone has power— but the courtyard were particularly, remarkably serene. There was a tiny purple paper lantern on a string of beads caught in the branches of a tree in Branford; these little skeletons were tied to one in Davenport.
The only sign of Sandy's passing, really, was an enormous tree that had come down in the middle of the New Haven Green, a privately owned but publicly used commons in the middle of the city. It was surrounded by caution tape and cop cars; it turned out that someone had found what everyone kept calling remains in the hollow underneath. Apparently the Green was used throughout the 1700's as a mass grave site, after which "the stones were moved to the Grove Street Cemetery, and the ground was raised to level off the Green. The bodies remained behind."
The Green was created with the apocalypse in mind: it is large enough to hold 144,000 people standing shoulder to shoulder, exactly the number the book of Revelations says will be saved in the Rapture. Last year it was the site of New England's longest-lasting Occupy camp. One of the things I love about living here is the way that the city's founding impulses continue to shape the way modern life is lived: we cross Temple and Church and Chapel, Crown and George streets; the library and the gym were built to resemble houses of worship. The ground where people assembled to protest for months and months churns up those whose bodies were buried in secret, in night, hundreds of years ago. It's a place that has seen and survived a lot of tumult, that bears the scars of human anxiety and disaster preparedness now centuries old.
To grow up in California is to be told that you live in a place that has no history, by which we mean white history; to live in New England is to be surrounded by what you've learned to recognize as the past. It grounds everything here in story and makes it rich with inherited meaning; if this were a Los Angeles story, it would be an old Indian burial ground under a mall parking lot and a very tired cliche. The assumption there is that we can't connect to the culture that preceded us; here we are encouraged to. And as always with stories where you think you know the ending and the moral, it makes what might be creepy into something ultimately comforting. Sarah and I edged around the perimeter of the caution tape, trying to catch a glimpse of the skull inside. We agreed that it was morbid and shivery and delicious, to have this happening right before Halloween.
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Fergie is one of the top female performers as she and The Black Eye Peas have become a household name. Fergie just married her long time fiance Josh Duhammel. Fergie music videos, pictures, and news at Gossip Center with Josh and Fergie's band.
Preparing their nest for their upcoming addition, Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson and Josh Duhamel went furniture shopping on Tuesday (April 16) in West Hollywood.
Strolling hand in hand with her hubby, the mom- to-be showed signs of a growing baby bump as the couple ducked in to Cisco Home to check out the offerings.
Stepping out to receive a high honor from the network, Fergie attended the Logo NewNowNext Awards 2013 at The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday (April 13).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman covered her baby bump in a black embellished dress with a purple-lined train as she posed outside before heading in to accept the Always Next Forever Award for her work in the fight against AIDS.
Stepping out for a good time, Fergie bumped her way to a party at the Viceroy Hotel in Santa Monica, California on Friday (April 12).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman sported a black-and-white striped blazer, black top, and black leather pants over her bun in the oven.
Making their way back to the States, Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson and her husband Josh Duhamel arrived at LAX International Airport on a flight from Brazil today (April 8).
The "Fergalicious" songstress hid her growing baby bump beneath a black "85" shirt and white jacket as she scurried out of the terminal and headed for the car.
Happy to have her husband join her in Brazil, Fergie went to lunch at a restaurant with Josh Duhamel in Sao Paulo on Saturday (April 6).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman looked sunny in a yellow button-down dress, white pants, and a floppy white hat while her handsome hubby sported a pink button-down shirt and gray pants.
Hoping to make AIDS disappear, Kate Moss, Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson, and Dita Von Teese attended the amfAR Inspiration Gala in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Friday (April 5).
The Black Eyed Peas singer covered her baby bump in a classy dark gray suit with a white dress shirt, while the British model event chair donned a black half-sleeve gown with a very low-cut top and high heels.
Drawing huge crowds of Brazilian fans, Fergie attended the opening of a Hugo Boss store at a mall in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday (April 3).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman graciously greeted fans and posed for photos in a red blouse, blue blazer and patterned pants before heading in to check out all of the duds.
Baby bumpin' her way to the people, Fergie visited the Cantagalo Slum in the Ipanema District in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday (April 3).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman carefully navigated the cobblestone streets in a printed long-sleeved top, matching jacket, and blue pants as she paused to greet fans outside her hotel.
Preggers and pounding the pavement in her heels, Fergie stepped out for some shopping in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday (April 2).
The Black Eyed Peas frontwoman rocked a black T-shirt with a cat printed on it, gray loose-fitting pants, and heeled sandals as she stopped to pose with adoring fans.
They're both major celebrities in their own right, and Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson and Josh Duhamel joined forces for hilarity at the 26th Annual Kids' Choice Awards over the weekend.
Playing host for the event, Duhamel brought his pregnant wife along for the ride and even dressed like her complete with a baby bump and a matching bandage dress.


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If you are experiencing a medical emergency please dial 911 immediately
A bunion is an enlargement of bone or tissue around the joint at the base of your big toe. The joint may be swollen and tender. The toe may turn toward the second toe.
A bunionette or tailor's bunion is an enlargement of the joint at the base of the little toe.
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V-strom panniers
Thinking about going for a v-strom for my travels. What are the panniers like that come with it. Will they fall to pieces if i drop the bike? Would crash bars help this in any way? Or would i be better getting one without panniers and going for metal ones or the like.
I crashed mine (slowly) and the top and right pannier stayed on, despite being dragged along the road. in general they are fine, usual fare, plastic panniers. engine bars wouldn't help (depends one what type of crashing you intend though). they are much, much cheaper (if bought as the GT version) then metal panniers.
I have no experience of how the attachment would stand up to a washboard surface.
Cheers Dougie. It will probably get 2nd hand bike. If it comes with panniers ill use them. If not then i may try something different.
Ive definetely decided on a wee strom now. Cant wait.:cool4:
Home made alu panniers
You can still build your own metal panniers+rack: rtw.xtz660 - Home made aluminium boxes
For traveling, the Wee´s really an excellent choice... our 2007-model has now got 32.000km on the clock, and we´ve ridden (2-up) from Finland to India, then airlifted the bike to Bangkok, and plan to proceed to Malaysia, (then maybe) Indonesia and Australia. So far, this bike has been the tool for the job.
We´ve got Suzuki´s 49 L rear bag (plastic) and MetalMule 38 L aluminiums on the side. Been very satisfied with all of them, especially the Mules feel unbreakable, and very convenient to use. Havent yet tested crashing with them, though (fingers crossed we wont have to!!) I would think that plastic boxes, especially if theyre on the side, can more easily get badly damaged in a fall.
Metal Mules.....
Hi! Sorry to jump in here, Pesha... I noticed you've got the 38L panniers, whats the overall width of the bike with them on? I'm tempted by the "skinny" 31L ones to keep the width down, but the extra space in the 38L would be nice!
Many thanks,
I think we measured it once, and if our reading was correct, the thing is about 104 cm wide with these 38 L panniers. (And do I remember correct that they are 4 cm wider than the thinner ones, so I guess that would mean it'd be 96 cm with them?)
It is actually quite wide, but you do get used to the panniers, even surprise yourself, how smoothly you can filter through traffic with them (at least I havent taken down many car mirrors with mine YET)...!
I think Suzuki´s are (were) made by GIVI. The reviews on them seem to say there not grate but they say that about BMW boxs to. I have a GIVI top box been grate but the locking mechanism dose not like to open the box. Its made to need the key in the lock to unlock or open or lock or remove the box its fool proof but I need to figit with it to make it work.
touratech also have pannier-racks for v-strom.
Tim, in regards to pannier widths, I'd go for the 38L. The main differences are noticed when you ride with or without panniers at all. Once they are on, you are concious of the extra width and ride accordingly. It would be a rare and pretty tight squeeze that would make you notice the difference between the two but you would notice the difference in roominess for packing everyday you jam your junk in the panniers.
I'm using the Caribou (Pelican) plastic panniers which are about 30L are a tad tight to squeeze things in side by side. The strength, is actually very high, comparable to the strong category of af aluminum boxes, which the Metal Mules fall into. The downside of the caribou system is the "lightness" of the attachment system which is fine for city stuff but if you plan or expect to dump it a couple if times in the dirt or sand, there will be some bending which will require re-bending to tighten it up again.
It's been said a few times before, but the Touratech look fine, but are actually poorly built and with one fall, never function the same.
Thanks guys!:D Tempted to go over to Aluminium boxes from my givi stuff mainly for security........ A while back I discovered that my 52L Maxia top box could be detached from the bike (by pressing the big red button..) even though the box was locked. Took the box apart and it turned out that a small plastic "tab" or "lug", call it what you will, attached to the red buttton, had snapped off through wear and tear. but this "tab" was all the lock mechanism was engaging onto to prevent the big red button being pushed in. I reckon one hard blow on the red button would be enough to break that tab, even on a new box, and allow someone to lift the box off the bike and simply run away with it to break open in the comfort of their own home. Mmmmmm...............:(
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They going to look nice on my bike next year mahahaha
Yeah! pretty sexy! Anyone else used these on a Wee Strom?
Yep, I bought some late last year, after waiting for nearly a year trying to buy some Jesse's:censored:. Anyway, they work great, make the bike look great and after a recent 3500km round test trip, I found the fuel economy had not been noticeably reduced and they were totally waterproof as 3000km was in heavy torrential rain:stormy:.
They seem very strong but I have not dropped it on them yet, crossed fingers, but I do not envisige any problems:cool4:. They take a s*it load of gear and you do get used to the extra width, slightly wider than the handle bars with the 9" Tetons that I bought. Mind you, it is illegal to lane split here so no expected problems anyway.:innocent:
If you buy these, pay a tad more and get the lid racks, they are worth it.:thumbup1:
On the negative side, I did have some problems fitting but it was more the method and sequence of mounting points that needed modifying on the instructions.:thumbdown: Tim at HT has taken the info I provided on board, hopefully the next batch will be easier:thumbup1:. You can read about the installation with and without problems here (with pictures) and make an informed decision V-Strom Forum - Happy Trails It Is
Please note that I would buy these panniers again as I now have the correct equipment and knowledge to do the install.:clap:
Cheers TS! Just read your tales of woe on the V-Strom forum, Christ! Almost put me off getting some! And bloody hell, they're wide! Suppose you get used to it, and as I'd be travelling with my other half on the back I'll need plenty of space!
I noticed from the last pics on there there's a big gap between the rack and the bodywork on the left hand side, big enough for a silencer..... Do you reckon the rack is the same for the 650 and 1000?
When are you off on your big trip? If you find yourself in Suffolk during your stint in the UK then I'm sure I can find you somewhere to crash for a night or two.........
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Updating the bus crash in Northcote, the children have been freed after the mini bus rolled after striking a car at the intersection of Kellett and Wilmoth streets. The boys were from St Paul's College in Kew, a specialist school that caters to children with learning disabilities and for children with complex medical needs.
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An ambulance spokesperson told reporter Caroline Zielinski the two primary school children were trapped inside the minibus until MFB crews and paramedics got them out. They have since been treated by paramedics and taken to the Royal Children's Hospital. The mini bus was carrying three adults and the two boys at the time of the crash.
#update: Emergency services at the scene of a minibus rollover in #Northcote. Six kids believed to have been hurt pic.twitter.com/9OqNseGS0x
— 7NewsMelbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) May 20, 2014
The school bus that rolled in Northcote has been confirmed as belonging to St Paul's College in Kew. School spokesperson Rebecca Ryan tells us the principal is on the way to the scene and said the parents of the children involved have been alerted. Ms Ryan said she was unable to confirm more details at this stage but said it was her understanding that there were two school children on the bus when it rolled but as far as she knew they had not been injured. We'll have more shortly.
Updating the bus rollover that trapped children inside, in Kellett Street, Northcote - a Channel Nine helicopter pilot told radio station 3AW that at least one child was trapped inside the minibus, which had rolled. "Some rescue guys have just turned up, and one is cutting a windscreen as we speak," he said. "There is definitely a paramedic in the van rolled over attending to at least one child still in there."
At least one child is trapped and two children have been injured in a minibus and car collision in Northcote, reports Caroline Zielinski. Ambulance Victoria spokesman Paul Bentley said paramedics were called to Kellett Street, Northcote, about 8.30am after a car hit the mini bus. Mr Bentley said six people are currently being assessed - four from the minibus and two from the car. Two children have received minor injuries. We've heard from 3AW that the mini bus is from St Paul's College but we have yet to confirm that.
UPDATE:Emergency crews are working to free those trapped, after a mini bus overturned in #Northcote. #9News pic.twitter.com/thHZIOw6Qh
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Emergency services at the scene of the mini bus rollover in Northcote, where several children have been trapped with two believed injured. More details shortly.
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A number of children have been trapped in a a mini bus when it overturned in Kellett Street, Northcote earlier this morning. Two children are believed injured and a number of others are trapped inside.
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A unique Melbourne Football Club jumper, as worn in the 1900 grand final by Austin ''Goosey'' Lewis, is the highlight of an auction of sporting memorabilia today.
Melbourne Football Club team photo, 1900. A Demons jumper, worn in the 1900 Grand Final by Austin ''Goosey'' Lewis, is expected to fetch more than $10,000 at auction. Photo: Melbourne Cricket Club.
Updating the headlines and students are preparing for a nationwide day of protests against the Budget, a US TV star has been arrested after allegedly shooting his wife dead, there's a surprising finding on post-natal depression. In other headlines, an Australian woman has told how Rolf Harris sexually abused her when she was 15, consumer confidence is plummeting in the wake of the Budget, the Balkan floods have now affected 1.6 million people and Mick Jagger has become a great-grandfather.
The jaffle (also known as a toastie, or a toasted sandwich whose edges have been miraculously sealed to prevent spillage of scalding hot contents) has returned. Here's 10 of Melbourne's best...
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Dr Morse's corned beef with Swiss cheese and pickled red cabbage jaffle, with a side of cornichons. Photo: Sofia Levin
There's been a three-car crash on the Eastern Freeway INBOUND near Chandler Highway, take care if you're passing through.
Delays at Flagstaff Station now for passengers trying to get out - with barriers not working inspectors are checking myki cards manually....
Flagstaff myki barriers down and they're making people get checked at inspectors myki devices #packedpt @danielbowen pic.twitter.com/XpmIU5llp5
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"A night of booing on an industrial scale." Greg Baum writes on the Essendon fans' boo-a-thon last week at Etihad. "They booed Dan Hannabery. They booed Adam Goodes. They booed the umpires. Some of them continued to boo umpire Troy Parnell when he was out cold, on a stretcher, being wheeled from the ground."
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"It's a schemozzle." Public transport blogger Daniel Bowen chronicles a train commute home that went wrong ...again. And he gives some suggestions to Metro on how they could improve the service, starting with better management of driver training. It's a very micro post, but it's something many of us can relate to, have a read here...
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Tony Abbott has cancelled his visit to Deakin University in Geelong today but protesters are still out in force waiting for Premier Denis Napthine in Waurn Ponds...
About 40 protesters outside the new Waurn Ponds shopping centre. @Vic_Premier to open the centre soon. pic.twitter.com/nzyTUHdpGq
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The 8:53 from Lilydale to Flinders Street has been cancelled due to driver training...
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A partly cloudy and otherwise unremarkable day ahead - but if it hits 21 degrees today as forecast, it will be a record for the longest stretch of May days over 20 degrees.
There's a burst water main on High Street at Glen Iris Road in Glen Iris, with heavy traffic backing up to the train line.
Cadel Evans still leads the Giro d'Italia, 57 seconds ahead of Rigoberto Uran.
Cadel Evans at the start of the 10th stage. Photo: AFP
Still a good idea to AVOID High Street in Glen Iris - water works are running overtime.
A second man has died following a car crash in Dromana on the weekend when a car ran into into a garage on McCulloch Street. A third man remains in a stable condition at the Alfred Hospital.
The Melbourne Cricket Club is selling two houses it owns in Jolimont, both recognised by the National Trust.
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Watch out for a car stopped by police on the Eastern Freeway at the Springvale exit, blocking the lane...
Updating the headlines and a US TV star has been arrested after allegedly shooting his wife dead, there's a surprising finding on post-natal depression. In other headlines, an Australian woman has told how Rolf Harris sexually abused her when she was 15, consumer confidence is plummeting in the wake of the Budget, the Balkan floods have now affected 1.6 million people and Mick Jagger has become a great-grandfather.
You've got to move like great-grandpa ... Mick Jagger performs with the Rolling Stones during the British Summertime Hyde Park concert in London on July 13, 2013. Photo: AFP
Phew. We've heard that the 7:42am service from Southern Cross to Swan Hill WILL have a buffet service after all.
Tony Abbott has cancelled a visit to Deakin University in Geelong planned for today over concerns about student protests. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was attacked at Sydney University on Friday and heckled later that day at an event at the University of Technology, Sydney.
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Two more trains cancelled due to driver training: the 8:15am from Westall to Finders Street and the 8:08am from Glen Waverley to Flinders Street.
Metro's driver training continues ...
A lovely shot of a lovely morning in Melbourne, from Albert Park Lake, courtesy Felicity King on Instagram. Please share your photos with us using #MelbourneExpress on Instagram and Twitter...
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Heavier going than usual on the West Gate Freeway INBOUND after an earlier collision. Hopefully it will clear...
Time to quit that morning coffee? Louise Hickey had a daily habit of two large triple-shot flat whites before midday and another smaller one later in the afternoon - a litre of full-cream milk and up to eight shots of coffee per day, as well as $50 per week. She went cold turkey. "After a few weeks, I tried a large flat white, and regretted it. My heart rate quickened, my hands were shaky and I felt sick to my stomach. Now I'm drinking lots of herbal teas and have relegated coffee to an occasional treat." What's your daily coffee intake? Tweet us @theage
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Serial super-chef Andrew McConnell has opened his French-inspired wine bar, Luxembourg, in the former Golden Fields site in St Kilda, just two weeks after he opened Supernormal in Flinders Lane. It's a genuine wine bar where it's fine to drop in for a glass or two, and there's a happy "hour" from 5pm-7pm with, initially, half-price oysters.
Gallic inspiration: Andrew McConnell and Chris Watson. Photo: Simon Schluter
Here's a photo of the burned-out car that paramedics pulled two men from overnight in Dandenong.
Well done paramedics Colin Kicker & Amanda Stolk - they rescued two men from this burning car http://t.co/Cztg3TaxdM pic.twitter.com/JUlf8jUYJB
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Take care on Waverley Road at Mount View Road in Glen Waverley - emergency services are at the scene of a collision.
Driver training winners and losers: the 7:55am from Flinders Street to Lilydale is a goner ... but the 8:02am from Flinders Street to Moorabbin will run after all.
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Drug dealers may have a reputation for flashy cars - but in Victoria they apparently prefer public transport. In one case, a train conductor monitored the movements of a man who travelled to Melbourne from a northern Victorian town three times a week to pick up drugs, while police in other parts of the state say dealers are carrying more than $10,000 worth of methamphetamine in their pockets. A conductor at a station in Victoria's north monitored the movements of one dealer for six months. He said alarm bells went off when he spotted wads of $100 notes in the pocket of a man who was paying for a discounted train ticket with a healthcare card.
Two people have been taken to hospital after suffering smoke inhalation from two separate fires overnight, reports Caroline Zielinski. A man woke up just after 4am to find his single storey house on Albert Street, Horsham, ablaze, believed to be started by a kettle that was left unattended on the stovetop. It took about 25 firefighters to control the blaze. Meanwhile, a shed in Frankston North went up in flames, also about 4am, after candles were left burning overnight. One of the two men inside was taken to hospital after suffering smoke inhalation.
We believe the delays on Duncans Road near the Princes Freeway on ramp in Werribee South are due to a two-car collision. A lane is blocked and VicRoads is advising to expect delays.
A lane is blocked outbound on Duncans Road.
Paramedics saved two men from a burning car last night in Dandenong. They arrived at Frankston Dandenong Road just after 9pm and helped one man out but the driver was unconscious. "The back seat of the car was on fire and flames were shooting from under the vehicle," paramedic Colin Kicker reports. "The man was suffering smoke inhalation and we gave him some oxygen and helped supplement his breathing with a bag mask."
In finance, local stocks are expected to open lower after gloomy forecasts for the US economy. The dollar is down slightly to 92.53 US cents. Iron is down, but gold and oil are both up marginally.
A reminder to AVOID High Street in Glen Iris - waterworks are running overtime and are not expected to clear until 8am. Inbound lanes are blocked and all traffic is sharing the outbound lanes.
Lauryn Hill, multi-Grammy-Award-winning artist, the only black female musician to feature on the cover of Time magazine, time-served convicted tax evader, partner of Bob Marley's son Rohan and mother of six is playing at the Palais tonight and at Hamer Hall on Thursday.
Lauryn Hill in 2005.
Bring your own breakfast if you're catching the 7:42am from Southern Cross to Swan Hill as there will be no buffet service today due to a staff member calling in sick.
Two more driver training updates - bad news for the 7:25am from Flinders Street to South Morang, which has been cancelled; but good news for the 7:24am from Sandringham to Flinders Street, which will run after all.
An update on the car chase now from reporter Caroline Zielinski who tells us a the 32-year-old driver was spotted driving erratically in Point Nepean Road, McCrae, about 9pm on Tuesday. When officers tried to stop her, she sped off down the Frankston Highway. Rosebud Highway Patrol members chased the woman for almost 53 kilometres before she was finally stopped at Thompson Road, Patterson Lakes.
Got a Vodafone phone (like me)? We're an endangered species - the company has lost over a million subscribers over the past 12 months and now has fewer than 5 million users. If you're one of us, are you happy with the service? Tweet us to @theage.
Vodafone: shedding customers. Photo: Nic Walker
There's a new place to eat in the CBD by the people who brought us the unexpectedly successful beer hall-meets-Thai restaurant Cookie. It's called Magic Mountain Saloon, it also does Thai food (by executive chef Karen Batson), and it's at 62 Little Collins Street, formerly Bridie O'Reilly's.
Camillo Ippoliti's latest venture. Photo: Simon Schluter
Police have arrested a 32-year-old woman on the Mornington Peninsula following a 40km-plus car chase. We'll have more details shortly.
AVOID High Street in Glen Iris - water works are running overtime and are not expected to clear until 8am. Inbound lanes are blocked and all traffic is sharing the outbound lanes. There's also a burst water main on Waverley Street in Moonee Ponds, via @JimmyTraffic
There's been an accident in Langwarrin on Skye Road with police blocking an outbound lane.
More driver training updates: the 7:01am from Alamein to Flinders Street and the 7:07am from Glen Waverley to Flinders Street are CANCELLED but in happier news the 7:05am from Werribee to Flinders Street has been reinstated and will run today.
Police have arrested a man over the theft of the $80,000 high-performance Ford from a car dealership that we reported earlier this month. The car has yet to show up, however.
The missing car... still missing.
Students are rallying today against fee increases announced in the Federal Budget. They will meet outside the State Library on Swanston Street from 2pm.
University students protest at a post-budget lunch in Brisbane, where Treasurer Joe Hockey was speaking. Photo: Glenn Hunt
A US TV star has been arrested after allegedly shooting his wife dead, and a surprising finding on post-natal depression this morning. In other headlines, an Australian woman has told how Rolf Harris sexually abused her when she was 15, consumer confidence is plummeting in the wake of the Budget, and the Balkan floods have now affected 1.6 million people.
Rolf Harris: a woman told a court that she saw his "dark side". Photo: Reuters
"You don't go to a seafood restaurant and ask for a hamburger." The case AGAINST soy lattes, by coffee expert Matt Holden.
How much caffeine in your morning coffee?
If it hits 21 degrees today as forecast, it will be a new record for the longest stretch of May days over 20 degrees. It will be partly cloudy.
There's a breakdown on the Monash outbound just after High Street - take care.
Driver training updates: the 6:46am from Greensborough to Flinders Street is CANCELLED. But the 6:22am from Flinders Street to Werribee and the 6:50am from Flinders Street to Sandringham have been reinstated...
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The #4 ranked women's bantamweight in the UFC, Jessica Eye, was one of the special guests in Chicago for the UFC Fight Club Q&A on Friday—alongside Demetrious Johnson and Tyron Woodley. After being introduced midway through, she began by first trying to excite the crowd, getting them to stand up and get a little rowdy. She had one answer to a fan's question that really excelled and stood out amongst the rest.
It wouldn't come as a shock to anyone that Jessica has an eye on the top fighters in her division, when asked about how she plans to deal with the top two Olympian grapplers in her division—Ronda Rousey (bronze medalist in judo) and Sara McMann (silver medalist in freestyle wrestling), who will be fighting on the same card as Eye, and for the UFC women's bantamweight title at UFC 170—Eye responded admirably by saying,
"I think it's awesome that all of the women have accomplished something at such a high level. But it doesn't mean that just because I don't hold a gold medal or I didn't go to the Olympics, doesn't mean that I don't possess the tools to be an amazing fighter, or to be the best in the world. I mean yes I guess for some other people maybe looking from the outside it may look scary, but for me it's just a medal. I mean I understand that. I've been through things in my life, I've trained hard for many many years. To me I'm a gold medalist in MMA, regardless of what anybody else wants to say. To me I'm a superstar and I'm the best, and just as they do too. But I don't need that to perform at a top level or to feel great about myself like I have accomplished something because being in the UFC goes without saying that you have accomplished something very high."
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After defeating top ranked bantamweight and former Strikeforce Women's champion Sarah Kaufman at UFC 166 via a close split decision in her UFC debut, Jessica Eye continued to make her presence known, reiterating that "The real evil is here"—"I'm here now, it's going to be really hard to get rid of me." Fans will get a chance to see 'the real evil' at UFC 170 when she is scheduled to take on fellow contender, Alexis Davis, in what could be a potential number 1 contender's fight.
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After Spanish playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, who was an emblematic member of "Generation of 27" — an influential literary circle that existed between 1923 and 1927 — wrote When Five Years Pass (Así Que Pasen Cinco Ańos) in 1931, he coincidently died five years later in 1936.
Often touted as Lorca's attempt to write the "most original and experimental contribution to theatre", the surrealist play, which is one of the least performed around the world, will now be staged at the India Habitat Centre on December 3 and 4. Directed by Delhi-based theatre person Kusum Haidar, When Five Years Pass works through a "dreamscape" to project issues such as gender, sexuality, political choices, personal helplessness, need for artistic undergrounds and inevitability of contradictions.
"The play is adapted to situate the narrative in the personal life, artistic concerns and political realities of Lorca and his times. Two of the most noted artists who were personal friends of Lorca — Salvador Dali, the painter, and Louis Bunuel, the filmmaker — have been introduced as characters in order to allow the exploration of such issues," says Haidar. In addition, the characters emerge from the author's mind. "This dream-like quality is what fascinated me in When Five Years Pass," says Haidar.
Presented by the Embassy of Spain, the play was first staged at Instituto Cervantes on November 28. The 75-minute production has nine actors and Delhi-based educationist NP Ashley as the dramaturge in order "to help with the abstract content". "This play, like Lorca's poetry, has certain immediacy of meaning that holds true even today. I consider When Five Years Pass the most honest of all plays by the playwright," concludes Haidar.
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Claims Adjusters Career Description
Claims Adjusters generally work for insurance companies and the broad scope of their duties involve dealing with claims submitted. A claims adjuster will usually follow a simple claim from submission through the paperwork required to pay for the claim. They will often interview a claimant and any witnesses, and perhaps consult police and then inspect property damage. Upon their determination that a claim is legitimate, a claims adjuster may negotiate settlement with the insured party.
Claims Adjuster Career Specializations
Most claims adjusters have areas of specialization such as workers compensation, homeowner claims, business losses or automotive damage. Though the majority of claims adjusters are employed by insurance companies there are a few public adjusters. These persons are often brought in by the insured person who is not comfortable relying upon the insurance companies claims adjuster. A public adjuster may have several areas of specialization.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
A Claims Adjuster's job duties and responsibilities are determined for the most part by the company policy. However the claims adjuster usually has the responsibility of investigating and making a determination of the legitimacy of insured or injured person's claims. In most companies a claims adjuster will handle claims within their area of specialization and usually the handle simplest claims from individuals.
Work Environment
The environment in which a claims adjuster may find themselves will vary upon their position and their employment. Since claims adjusters often work on-site they may come to the office in the morning and received their assignments of the day, or call into the office to receive assignments and then proceed to investigate the claim on site. Many times a claims adjuster may find themselves within the office only a few hours a week, or some work completely from home or from their mobile office in their automobile. Sometimes in the case of disasters a claims adjuster may be away from home for periods up to several weeks.
Employment Outlook and Opportunities
A claims adjuster will most often find employment with insurance carriers, insurance agencies and brokerages 7/10 claims adjusters are employed by these types of companies. Relatively few insurance adjusters are self-employed a few are employed by private adjuster companies.
The potential for job growth for the claims adjuster profession is about average however, competition for the job is expected to be high despite the predicted 9% job growth rate within the field.
How much does a Claims Adjuster make - Claims Adjuster Salaries and Wages
Earnings for Claims Adjuster with 1 to 4 years experience are reported to range from $35,650 to $4,863.
Earnings for Claims Adjuster with 5 to 9 years experience are reported to range from $41,273 to $52,216 annually.
Earnings for Claims Adjuster with 10 to 19 years experience are reported to range from $47,604 to $61,180 per year.
How to Become a Claims Adjuster
Education for Claims Adjusters
Educational requirements for the job of claims adjuster vary with the company employing the adjuster. However, according to a US Department of Labor survey 45% of all employed claims adjusters held a bachelor's degree. Because of the about average growth of the claims adjuster profession and the expected competition, this number is expected to rise.
Certain degrees can be an asset to the person planning a career as a claims adjuster. The person with an architecture degree or an engineering degree might fit perfectly for a claims adjuster specializing in industrial claims. A person with an accounting background might well fit into adjusting claims of loss due to strike or mechanical breakdown in companies, and a medical background can be useful in adjusting claims for medical and life insurance.
Other Qualifications
Claims Adjusters usually work quite closely with the public should have good communication skills and be at ease in a variety of situations.
Career Advancement
Certain States have many licensure requirements in terms of education and other states have few or none. In certain states claims adjusters who work for insurance companies may have no need to obtain their own license. In addition certain states require continuing education credits to keep the license current.


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- Paint your base color with Color 1.
- Use Color 2 to paint random blobs over each nail. It doesn't have to be perfect; I used the nail polish brush for these blobs!
- Using your tool of choice, use Color 3 (preferably black) to dot blobby lines (sorta caterpillar-like) around one side of the Color 2 blobs in the shape of the letter 'c' or 'u'.
- Complete the other side of the Color 2 blobs with a dot or more blobby lines!
- Fill in the empty spaces with dots between the leopard.
- Top off with topcoat~
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This is a beautiful emerald green jelly loaded with green glitter and flakies that shift orange and green! I love the bottle shape, and this applies/dries wonderfully~
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What a steal right! I saw a three pack of these Color Mates polishes for only $2 at Big Lots. This one was what I was most excited about. It's a pretty magenta jelly sparsely filled with holo and iridescent glitter. One coat was only necessary, but I used two for full coverage. It is seriously SO pretty…it reflects blue, green and so many other colors!
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Mark Harris Goes Solo on Respectable, Well-Produced "Line"
- Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Artist: Mark Harris
Title: "The Line Between the Two"
Label: INO
After spending more than 15 years as principal songwriter and distinctive tenor member of prominent Christian AC group 4Him, Mark Harris steps out with his first solo effort.
Much like his counterpart Andy Chrisman, who delivered a dynamic solo debut late last year, Harris unveils a respectable, well-produced set that departs somewhat from the standard 4Him sonic template.
While Harris doesn't cultivate much new substance musically or thematically, he does offer several memorable, radio-friendly cuts. To wit, soaring ballad "Wish You Were Here" and string-imbued jewel "Find Your Wings," written for his children, resonate with personal vitality and finesse.
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With the 2013 football season officially behind us, I thought that I would take this time to reflect back over the season at some of the great games. These games could be great as a whole, or it could be one performance that made the game great. The following are my top 5 games of the year:
5. Stanford
While I know a lot of you will turn up your nose at this pick, I have a reason why this game is in my top five. Obviously the game itself was not great, and was one of the worst games I have ever had to sit through — the first three quarters were nearly unbearable to watch. While the Ducks made a great attempt at a comeback in the fourth, it was too little, too late for Oregon. However, I think this was a big wake-up call losing to Stanford two years in a row. I think this game will give the players enough of a dirty taste in their mouths to not let it happen again next year. Also, I think Mariota will have some unfinished business next time around.
4. Utah
This game was great for one simple reason. We could forget about Stanford – at least for a while. For me personally, this also meant that I could commence reading sports articles without having to hear about how Oregon can't play against a physical team. Too bad Utah didn't get to experience Mariota at 100%. Also, the Utes were able to avoid Oregon for their first two years in the Pac-12. They were due for a beat down.
3. Tennessee
This game is number three on my list, and I bet you can guess why. Any time Oregon gets the chance to play an SEC team, no matter how good the team, it is always great to smear their faces into the turf. I give Tennessee credit for being one of the few SEC teams to actually schedule some quality nonconference road games. Unfortunately for them, it's Oregon that took their anger out on the Vols.
2. Washington
This one should be pretty obvious – going into Washington's house and stomping them once again. For an Oregon fan, it doesn't get much better than that. Add to the fact that this was supposed to be Oregon's first "big" test, just made it that much sweeter. This was also one of Mariota's best games of the season. He went 24/31 for 366 yards and 3 touchdowns. Mariota also added 88 yards and a touchdown on the ground, proving his Heisman candidacy was legitimate.
1. Oregon State
The Civil War ranks as number one on my list for various reasons. The first is beating the Beavers – that is always first and foremost. It was nice for the Ducks to end the season on a high note heading into bowl season. It was also nice to have a win get my mind off of the abomination that was the Arizona game. The biggest reason why this game is number one for me is Josh Huff – what an excellent way to end a career at Oregon. Huff had career highs in receptions (nine) and yards (186) while adding three touchdowns. This game also pushed Huff over the 1,000 yard mark for the year, which is royalty for an Oregon receiver. Hopefully this performance will lure more NFL teams into taking a longer look at him.
With this off my chest, I can now look forward to whatever bowl matchup Oregon gets. What were some of your favorite games, or better yet, performances? Example: Johnny Mundt introducing himself to the nation.
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Planning for a post-coal W.Va.
Coal billionaire Jim Justice is a noble philanthropist who rescued The Greenbrier resort, but not even he can prevent the relentless downturn of mining in Central Appalachia.
He promises to resolve several debt suits pending against his old coal firms, and added:
"Our economy is really struggling, utilities are converting to natural gas, and you may be witnessing the death of the coal industry."
The decline evidently caused another 160 miner layoffs in Boone County by Alpha Natural Resources, which inflicted more suffering on the coal-dependent zone.
This sad community loss follows several similar setbacks in coal fields of southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky.
Last month, Downstream Strategies of Morgantown released another somber analysis predicting that Central Appalachian coal production will drop by half before 2040 — chiefly because of "exhaustion of the thickest, most accessible coal seams." It was the latest of numerous studies reaching similar conclusions.
Central Appalachia produced 290 million tons per year in the late 1990s, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says — but output dropped to 185 million in 2011, and is projected to be 128 million by 2020. Last year, two massive Wyoming strip mines provided 20 percent of U.S. tonnage, while all of Central Appalachia produced just 17 percent.
After World War II, West Virginia peaked at 125,000 miners, but the arrival of ever-better machines gradually wiped out the livelihood of more than 100,000 families.
West Virginia politicians focus solely on the fourth cause, accusing the Environmental Protection Agency of a "war on coal" — but pollution is just one aspect of the picture.
The latest Coal Age magazine contains a commentary by National Mining Association official Luke Popovich saying "war on coal" allegations "never resonated with much conviction among ordinary Americans. For them, the EPA keeps the air and water clean, their kids safe."
Instead of railing against pollution restrictions, this state's leaders should analyze the economic change that is sweeping West Virginia, and begin intelligent planning for a different future.
– From the June 17
The Charleston Gazette
Stick with Core standards
West Virginia's continued progress toward implementing educational goals known as Common Core State Standards is the right move, despite complaints of critics who allege ominous motives for the program.
The main criticisms, advanced by Tea Party groups, appear to be unfounded and basically discard the logical benefits of implementing the Common Core Standards in West Virginia.
Fortunately, the state's Department of Education is moving ahead in developing, adopting and implementing the standards.
The Common Core State Standards initiative is a state-led effort to establish clear educational standards for kindergarten through 12th grade in English language arts and mathematics. The initiative was launched and continues to be led by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers, with input from teachers, parents, school administrators and experts from across the country along with state leaders.
States can voluntarily adopt the standards, and 45 have done so already. The end goal is to provide clear year-to-year objectives about what students should learn, as well as seeing that they are adequately prepared to continue their education or enter the work force after graduating from high school.
Critics contend, however, that the Common Core State Standards represent an attempted takeover of education by the federal government. In addition, they allege that gathering information about students and their performance in meeting the standards amounts to "data mining" for improper purposes, such as profiteering. Some fear that the system is — or will be — used to collect information related to religious and political backgrounds or leanings.
State education officials contend that's not true — that collection of information will be the same as it has been in the past.
There's no question that West Virginia's schools and students must improve their performance. The state lags most other states in most educational achievement rankings.
Adoption of the Common Core State Standards should allow the state's educational system to benefit from best practices and proven strategies from around the country. To reject that opportunity based on so-far groundless fears of a national takeover or "data mining" would only shortchange the state's children.
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Mary Louise Parker is going to be replacing Demi Moore for the role of Gloria Steinem in the porn biopic, Lovelace. Demi is currently in rehab for substance abuse and won't be well enough to do the film, so Mary is stepping in for the role. And now that I really think about it… I think the Mary should have been their first choice to begin with. She will play this role so much better.
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MESQUITE, TEXAS (July 5, 2011) — Announcing the latest advance in its orthopedic service line. The hospital has acquired the RIO Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopedic System, which will allow its surgeons to perform partial knee resurfacing. Dallas Regional is proud to be the first hospital in Dallas County to offer this option specifically for people with early- to mid-stage osteoarthritis of the knee that has not yet affected the entire joint. The goal of this minimally invasive procedure is to restore the patient's natural knee motion with as little bone cutting and tissue trauma as possible, for a more natural feeling knee postoperatively and a rapid recovery. This is just one of many exciting new additions for Dallas Regional Medical Center in 2011.
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People in developing nations obsessed with social media
The United States may be the birthplace of Facebook but Americans are far from the most social network obsessed people on the planet.
Egypt, Russia, Philippines and 14 other developing countries outpace the US in the proportion of internet users who log on to social sites, said a latest Pew Research Centre report.
The report finds that a majority of internet users in the 24 countries surveyed use social media, but smart phone users are still a minority.
"People are using social networking sites to stay in touch with family and friends and to share their views on an array of topics, including popular culture, religion and politics," said the report.
Only 23 percent of people go online in Indonesia, 12 percent in Uganda and 8 percent in Pakistan, it added.
When people in the developing world get online, the internet typically becomes part of their daily lives.
More than half of the internet users in most countries surveyed said they got online daily.
When these users are online, social networking sites are a common destination.
Egypt is the top developing nation for social networking use, with 88 percent of internet users logging on to social sites.
Russia and the Philippines follow with 86 percent of internet users each also using social networks.
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Tue, 10 Jun 2014 06:40:50 GMT
As expected, EUR/USD did not continue its recovery—instead the pair returned to the most recent lows after making an attempt to approach the 200-day SMA at 1.37. >>
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Disappointed, nervous, "pumped up"- all describe how I was feeling throughout Notre Dame's great comeback against a young Villanova team. Notre Dame was down as many as 20 and seemed like they never woke up from the ride to Philadelphia. However, the Irish had a violent comeback led by the guards Jerian Grant and Eric Atkins.
Cool Coach, Cool Team:
Despite being down by double digits in the second half, head coach Mike Brey never lost his temper and was always believing they would comeback.
"It's a great win for a group that really believes in itself." -Mike Brey
The players never looked down on themselves, they kept grinding when things weren't looking good. The confidence in each player on the court grew as the game went on, peaking at the right moment (the end of the game). I'm still shocked at this result, and I am very proud of the way this team has come together when they need it most.
Cooley does it again:
For the 4th straight game, Jack Cooley had a double-double in points and rebounds. He had 18 points and 13 rebounds. He wasn't the star of the night, but he certainly did his part.
A great day to be an Irish fan, this team never quits. And they'll look to extend their wining streak to 9 against West Virginia on Wednesday.
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Meatless Monday: Almond French Toast We're big fans of breakfast for dinner. Not only is it always tasty, but it's also an easy way to go meatless. This luxurious French toast from America's Test Kitchen is a substantial main dish — pair it with scrambled eggs or fruit or even a salad, and don't forget to wear pajamas!
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