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The Sierra Gold is considered a russet cultivar, though it took more than a russet to give it its trademark characteristics. It is highly regarded for its culinary qualities and for its resistance to disease and after cooking-discoloration.
Sierra Gold potatoes are a unique pedigree of a Russet and a Yukon Gold, giving them the distinct hybrid characteristics of both varieties: hearty, earthy skin, deep yellow flesh with a creamy texture and a toasted, buttery flavor. Younger Sierra Gold potatoes are round and as they mature they become more oval in shape.
The Sierra Gold potato is considered a versatile all-purpose potato. It can be baked, fried, boiled and even microwaved.
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The two were on opposite sides of a federal courtroom in Chicago on Wednesday afternoon as Rosenberg took the stand at Cellini's trial on charges that he joined a plot to extort a $1.5 million contribution from Rosenberg to then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich's campaign.
Levine, a key government witness, was a serial scammer who kept coming after Rosenberg for payoffs, so much so that Rosenberg came to feel that Levine was "trying to compromise me," he said. As for Rezko and Kelly, Rosenberg said he felt nothing but "complete animosity and disdain."
Cellini, however, was a longtime "close business friend," Rosenberg said. Both were major political fundraisers — Rosenberg for Democrats and Cellini for Republicans. Each ran asset management companies that did lucrative business with the Illinois Teachers' Retirement System, or TRS.
The government alleges that Cellini agreed to deliver a message to Rosenberg that he needed to make a campaign contribution to Blagojevich or Rosenberg's pending $220 million investment deal through TRS would not go through.
Rezko and Kelly, the government contends, were upset that Rosenberg had done millions of dollars in state business but had never made a contribution to Blagojevich.
During his four decades behind the scenes in Illinois politics, Cellini had amassed considerable power at TRS — not to mention millions of dollars while managing pension investments. Prosecutors allege that Cellini agreed to deliver the extortion message to Rosenberg as a way to protect his access and influence at TRS, a board controlled by Blagojevich.
Cellini's attorneys have maintained that their client knew nothing about the plot, suggesting instead that he was dragged into the plot by Levine, who has a long, troubled history of drug use, not to mention bribery and kickbacks. Levine was a corrupt member of the TRS board.
Without the jury present in the courtroom, Rosenberg answered several questions about a series of phone calls in which he discussed his pending TRS deal with Cellini as well as his strained relations with Rezko and Kelly, in part because his TRS business had already been held up.
In the earliest phone call, Rosenberg said, the extent of any plot to extort funds from him was not immediately clear.
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In or about 500 BC Gautam Buddha set out to find the meaning of life. In his search he found the state of being which he called "enlightenment". He was credited with establishing this religious philosophy which is known today as Buddhism. Like Hinduism the religion, or philosophy, was established in India.
Buddhism is a way of finding inner peace. Buddhists develop inner peace, kindness and wisdom through daily life, openly sharing their experiences with others. They strive to live peaceful lives that will someday lead to purity and happiness among all people.
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After death a Buddhist's mind will leave the body and enter into a special sate where simple truths will become seeded. Once the mind is ready it will leave this state and enter a newborn body.
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The Buffalo Sabres finished off their regular season this afternoon, losing 4-3 to the New York Islanders, in a shootout.
Connor Knapp, earning his first professional start today and his first point on Jamie McBain's goal, stopped 22 of the 25 shots he faced and one of the two shots in the shootout. He would face Anders Nilsson opposite him in the Islander net.
McBain got the scoring started, taking a pass from Knapp and sprinting down the ice, around the Islanders defensemen, and pocketing a low shot into the net to get Buffalo out front, 1-0.
Buffalo would continue to apply constant pressure both offensively and defensively, outshooting the Isles 11-6 going into the first intermission.
Going into the second period, Buffalo rolled over their intensity from the first period, and it would only take about 7 and a half minutes to jump further ahead.
Matt Ellis extended the lead to 2-0 after a great carry into the zone from Marcus Foligno, who dished the puck across ice to a crashing Ellis, tipping the puck past Nilsson.
Nicholas Deslauriers' penalty for roughing gave the Islanders a chance to cut the lead in half, and they did it. Anders Lee's eighth tally of the year came on an odd bounce of the puck in front of Knapp, resulting in a tip-in from Lee.
Buffalo continued its strong presence all over the ice, leading 21-15 in shots going into the second intermission.
The game took a drastic turn of events only 17 seconds into the third period, when Anders Lee scored a backhand shot to even the game with a whole period left to play.
After some rough play and two minute minors to Nicolas Deslauriers and Scott Mayfield, they pulled a Doug "The Thug" Glatt and Ross "The Boss" Rhea and stepped out of the penalty box, and into the ring. First Niagara Center, and Rick Jeanneret exploded into screams as Deslauriers threw rocket after rocket of punches, undoubtedly winning against Mayfield. Both men were quickly returned to the boxes they just left, were assessed five-for-fighting, and play resumed.
Torrey Mitchell joined the scoring club for Buffalo about halfway through the final period, redirecting a one time shot from Rasmus Ristolainen past Nilsson to regain the lead with just over ten minutes left in the third.
However, the lead wouldn't last, as Brock Nelson scored the tying goal with just under four minutes remaining in the third, which would end up stifling the Sabres chance of winning just one last game.
Throughout the overtime, Buffalo was solved by Nilsson, despite a hard working, down to the grit effort in the extra five minutes.
In the shootout, Tyler Ennis, Cody Hodgson and Ville Leino were all solved by Nilsson, preventing them from stealing the game away. Brock Nelson would score the game winner in the shootout, off of a Knapp blocker pad deflection and trickle into the net.
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With the season in the books, Buffalo prepares for a heavy offseason, with a draft and free agency on the horizon. It will be interesting to see what lies ahead for the organization, as rumors can become realities and the future comes to light. Ted Nolan, Tim Murray and the rest of the front office seem to have an idea of what comes next and an idea how to get there.
Ted Nolan, in his presser, said it best, "If there is a city that deserves a championship, this is the one."
Not only do the Buffalo Sabres say goodbye to a season they probably will not want to have again, but they say goodbye to a memorable voice in Mike Robitaille. After joining the Sabres broadcast crew in 1980, it is a sad day to see a man who I grew up watching and listening to say his goodbyes. On a personal note, Mr. Robitaille, it was an honor to listen to you and to have worked with you during my time with the Buffalo Sabres broadcast team, everyone from SabreNoise wishes you a happy retirement and a sincere thank you for all you have done with the organization.
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If a picture could potentially encapsulate the British spirit, I think this would be it. This picture says England - the only thing missing are the rolling green hills, farmland full of sheep, Victorian villages, and the most amazing people anyone has ever met.
Michael Phelps
So excited for the Olympic Games opening ceremonies tonight in London - I thought this quote is a little Friday inspiration and teaser of the amazingness the next two weeks are sure to bring in my second favorite city in the world (sorry, London - Akron has to claim the #1 spot).
Much more to come on my London and Olympian ties, as well as a play by play of the events from my American and British sources across the pond - stay tuned!
It's a BIG day for Akron.
The long-awaited, much anticipated arrival of J. Crew to the greater Akron area is finally here, and better yet, the little slice of preppy heaven has landed right in my backyard! For years, I have trekked up to Beachwood, the closest J. Crew, and it's a bit of a hike. This ultimately meant a 40 minute gamble driving up 271, hoping that the sale racks would be full of cute clothes. Sometimes, we'd hit the big time; others we would find nothingness amidst the stylish stock. Alternatively, my lunchtime J Crew or J Crew Factory online shopping sprees could spur excitement - only to discover that sweater doesn't look quite as good on me as it did the expertly styled model.
Although I'm not one to pass up a shopping trip and I do enjoy the occasional online shopping spree package outside my door, J Crew's arrival to Summit Mall means much more instant gratification and consistent opportunities to prep away to my hearts content! And, most likely, a bit more of a dent in my wallet - but hey, somebody has to keep it classy in the Valley, right?
I have not yet made it in to witness the preppy mecca first-hand, but my source in the field (aka my style 'twin' and lovely younger sister, Laura) says that the store is "very nice, a bit small" with "no sale stuff yet".
Cheers to cute cardis, printed tops, and skinny jeans for all!!
"What is a Taste of Akron" found in today's Akron Beacon Journal - a great article listing 21 of the top Akrowdy foods/restaurants sure to make your mouth water.
Summing it up, Lisa Abrahams writes "A taste of Akron is so much more. It is rooted deeply in our past, our people, and the foods and flavors that contribute to the fabric of our community." To me, that quote in and of itself exemplifies Akron and its rich history, speaking to the city's sense of community and 'roots', rather than just a hodgepodge of meaningless "tastes". And as this list shows, Akron's tastes are definitively historic, as well as delicious!
Looking forward to eating some Graf's corn tonight! Anybody want to bring me some Stricklands for dessert?? :)
|Starting this blog off with my favorite quote - here's to delicious ambiguity and lots of fun!


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Denmark's RAUNCHY have spent the last couple of weeks in the rehearsal room working on new material for the group's second album, tentatively due in early 2003 through Nuclear Blast Records. According to the band, "at this point we have made seven tracks which we think sound KILLER!!!!"In other news, RAUNCHY will be performing at Musikcaféen in Aarhus, Denmark on September 13th.
RAUNCHY Hard At Work On "Killer" New Material
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Figure 5
Schematic representation of a small-world brain functional network and of simulated regular and random networks with 35 nodes and 120 connections
Regular networks (A) have many connections between neighbouring regions (red lines) and few connections with distant nodes (light blue lines). Small-world networks (B) have fewer local connections and more long-distance connections. Random networks (C) have few local connections and many connections between distant regions. Each network is shown overlaid onto a standard template (top row) and in schematic representation (middle row). Nodes represent 35 cortical points of the left hemisphere drawn from the automated anatomical labelling template, and edges represent functionally connected nodes. The real-world network was extracted from a single person, the corresponding regular (A) and random (C) networks were simulated with the Brain Connectivity Toolbox.
The corresponding theoretical Watts–Strogatz network models are also shown (bottom row). Adapted from Watts and Strogatz
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An honest review: I like to look at things as the glass half full. I have 3 children at Deterding. Deterding does focus on the arts, however, most schools do already have band, choir, music, and art. I dont see that the amount of time spent with these areas matters a bit as long as they do get some. The 2 problems I have had with the teachers is lack of communication and lack of sympathy. The office staff does seem to be a little stand off-ish. I have been involved in the PTA but not the DART team. I have felt uncomfortable around the group that runs DART whereas the PTA is welcoming. The school is overcrowded. The drop off/pick up is quite a hassle. You can't turn into the school going west on Stanley as it's blocked with orange cones. I want to know why our tax dollars are going to someone who all they do is set up and take down cones. Overall, I would say there is not anything special about Deterding that stands out from other schools. There is bullying there. It is crowded. They do have GATE classes. I have seen many other schools who are more successful. Remember, the principal and the teachers are the ones who make the school successful. Again, nothing special.
Deterding is an excellent elementary school where the arts are academic. I love that my kids have art from a credentialed art teacher with challenging lessons several times a week. They also have art instruction in the classroom with their teachers. The band program is fantastic and the choir (although after school) is even more amazing. The school provides music in the classroom too and endless after school activities. I share concerns that the school has grown too big, but that is being addressed. The teachers are fabulous and provide a healthy learning environment which results in a high API score. I would encourage those who have a poor opinion of the school to get more involved.
I am glad I am not the only one who feels this way. I really thought it was me...I thought I did something wrong...when I had to go into the office or have some sort of communication with one of the teacher's I always felt like they all hated me. I am now thinking about pulling my kids out of that school. I do not feel like my kids are safe or in a positive environment.
Deterding was a good school years ago under principal Kenfield. Not anymore. The teachers have become complacent and cannot be bothered. The principal is crass, deceitful and uncooperative all the while defending the complacency of the teachers. The current curriculum is just enough to "get by" to meet the basic state standards. The school would be nothing without parental/family involvement to provide the extra funding and programs.
Just returned from visiting the children from 4th grade classes, camping at Malakoff Diggins State Park. What a awesome experience. I have been so impressed with this school over the past 4 years. It really warms my heart and gives me faith that our children and grand-children are in good hands. Thank you from a students grand-mother.
This is my daughter's second year at Deterding. I like the school. But don't LOVE it!? My daughter has had some academic problems, and I feel that the teacher/principal should go through some training on how to talk to parents about this. I do not feel that they handled it in a sympathetic manner. I will however give the office staff a 5 star rating!
My child has attended Deterding for two years, and our experience has definitely been hot and cold. We had an excellent, experienced, and actively involved teacher the first year - she made all the difference. This year, not so lucky with either the teach or the administration. The emphasis on the arts is great, but it unfortunately comes at the expence of academics. Science is not even part of the curriculum in the lower grades (!) and computers are largerly absent from the classrooms. My child's class work and homework is comprised entirely of worksheets this year, and if "hands-on" learning is occurring, I'm unaware of it. No field trips because the teacher can't be bothered. The after school program is very good, with experienced and engaged staff.
This school is so wonderful...teachers are great, parent involvement is great, and the PTA/DART/PERLE associations are all excellent and do their best to provide extra funding to promote music and art in the curriculum.
my daughter started her kindergarten this year and i should say we are very happy with that. I can see her interest and involvement in everyday activities that they handle. I think this school is very nice. They create all benefits for students to be successful. the parent involvement is also very strong. she has an amazing teacher and I am very happy with his methods of teaching.
I would lke to rate this school very high for several reasons. I'm sure that many, if not all parents agree with me when I say that our children are the most important thing to us. I loved how physically secure the school is and how the gates are regulated. It's big for me since I'm a Military Security Contractor and I notice things like this right off the bat. The staff is very attentive and cares very much for all of their students. All of my interactions have been positive even when things were not in my sons favor. I noticed that the teaching staff interacts regularly with the principle and they appear to be on the same page with the all issues concerning the school activities and student. In conjunction with the many programs this school has, I would rate their afterschool program 5 stars as well.
The principal Donna Kenfield is wonderful and helps make this school as great as it. The teachers are all awesome too. They have an excellent art program with a resident art teacher. There music program is outstanding too! My daughter attends here and she loves it. I love to participate any way I can, too!
My children have been to 3 different schools in this area. This school is absolutely amazing. The teachers are so involved and caring and the parent work together to insure the children get plenty of extra activities. I wouldn't take my children to any other school
The RL program is great! The kids really listen, ever sice my daughter went there it has been great, she is now in Mr. Harringtins class. The band teacher just changed,it used to be Mrs.Lehr, but now it's Mrs.Takanikos,she is very cool. She must really have it hard teaching Chuchill Middle School with Deterding it must be hectic. But the band souds great. And the art teacher Mrs. Weil is a very good art teacher. Mr. Dozet the chior teacher is very nice and he can sing too. The P.E. teachers are acually the teachers witch is okay. I really enjoy Deterding.
We have been at Deterding from our daughter's first day of Kindergarten in 2003. We absolutely love the school, especially the Art and Music programs. Our daughter is now in the Rapid Learner program, and we are working hard to make sure that there isn't such a big dichotomy between the RL kids and the rest of the kids at school. I think that by sharing the grade level musicals, the same recesses, lunches, etc., the principal is really trying to ensure that all the kids at Deterding feel special and equal. This school is like a hidden jewel in the middle of Carmichael, and more people should be aware of it!
Deterding is a wonderful school that provides great access to art, music, band. They had, for most of my daughters tenure, an amazing choir. As soon as the teacher left, it seems the air just went out of that program. The band and art programs are still amazing for elementary schools.
Incredible schhol for an Arts focus....Love the music (vocal and instrument) program.The choir director George Dozet is the best I've seen. He has such a wonderful program and really knows how to get them exposed to the community.
This is a great school. My child went to this school K-6. While she was not in the Rapid Learner Program (by our choice). She did learn the hard rule that those are the children that get the 'perks'. As far as the scores, I know one year not too long ago, it was the neighborhood classes that pulled the scores up, and the Rapid Learner was somewhat of a disappointment that year. I have never found a school that is so 'us' and 'them'. While my daughter got a good education from this school, I would not do it again.
One reason the test scores are high is because this school has a 'rapid learner' program. Push your child hard to make the grade and they will get into this program and receive the extra 'perks' and will feel like the they own the school, and what 'they' do rules. The neighborhood children, on the other hand, are considered on the lower rung-of-the-ladder. It is sad that children learn about social class at such a young age. My children attended this school (as neighborhood students) from K-6th. I did not have them tested more than three times to get them into the rapid learner program. Is there that many gifted children in our neighborhood, or is it their parents total involvement that makes the grade?
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6000 Stanley Avenue
Carmichael, CA 95608
Phone: (916) 575-2338
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Have you ever fallen so hard for a game that you wanted to start a company just to release a sequel?
That's what happened to Sean Molyneaux and the team from Boston-based Apocoplay. Now, they're Kickstarting their way to making the dream a reality with Alteil: Horizons.
Back in 2006, Molyneaux caught wind of "unit tactics game" Alteil. The online game, where players can battle with an extensive selection of beautifully designed cards, had launched in Japan a few years prior to that. Molyneaux and his colleagues were brought in to localize Alteil for the U.S. Mostly, that meant translation duties and handling the new group of Stateside gamers after Alteil launched in 2008.
"We were on the front lines seeing how the game worked," says Molyneaux. Alteil became more than work for the team. They had become fans too. "It's a tactical game and a strategy type came that's pretty hardcore," Molyneaux explains. "I'm one of those people who loves those games."
Like true fans, the U.S. team could not only identify what captivated them about the game, but what could improve it. Five years after the game was first developed, Alteil had started to show its age. The U.S. team offered their advice to the Japanese team and, ultimately, took charge of making new cards and updates for the American market. "We became close friends with the Japanese team," says Molyneaux. "We were deeply involved in the game."
But companies merged and Alteil got lost in the shuffle. Eventually, a decision was made to end the U.S. version of Alteil. Molyneaux and the team were already invested in Alteil in a way that might only happen when you really love what you do. They made a bid to license the game for the U.S. market. It worked.
"At the time that the opportunity came up, I was no longer working for the licensing company. I was just a freelancer," says Molyneaux. "Most of the team quit our jobs to live the dream and start a game company, so to speak. It was a jump for us."
Alteil has a pretty good following of serious fans, but, it's also very much a cult game. To give the fans something more while trying to bring in new players, the group decided to make a sequel. With Alteil: Horizons, they can fix the outdated aspects of the game, as well as things that might not have translated well as Alteil hit the U.S. They can also bring in a lot of interesting art.
It's the art that Molyneaux says helps Alteil stand out in the gaming world. He explains that, in games, a popular artist might create the look of the game, but that's going to be filtered through the lenses of everyone else who works on the project. "By using card art, each piece is a unique piece of art directly from the imagination of the artist," says Molyneaux. There are some high-profile artists involved with the game, like Katsuya Terada (Legend of Zelda), Shunya Yamashito (Marvel Bishoujo) and Hitoshi Yoneda (Phantasy Star). They've also brought in a slew of cool artists to contribute card designs that are exclusive to Kickstarter backers. On Thursday, they announced that Tim Buckley of Ctrl+Alt+Del produced a Kickstarter exclusive card.
With Alteil, Molyneaux and the team had the chance to work on something they truly believed was special. "We loved the game so much, we wanted to show it to everybody," says Molyneaux. With Alteil: Horizons, they have a rare opportunity to take the game they love and turn it into something bigger.


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The Farmers Arms
The Farmers Arms at St Merryn is located in one of the most popular areas of North Cornwall near Padstow towards Newquay
A traditional Cornish Inn, The Farmers Arms is the prefect base from which to explore this lovely county
Bed and Breakfast
Our accommodation is very reasonably priced and offers our visitors truly unbeatable value
Yet the beautiful North Cornish coast and the famous "Seven Bays for Seven Days" are just moments away
Super Value Carvery
Our carvery is almost certainly the best you will find for miles around and is very popular with tourists and locals alike
We also have a wide range of choices of meals, desserts and specials on our main menu and daily menu boards
Popular Restaurant
We specialise in great pub food, 'not a few sticks of carrot, a square of meat or fish and a dribble of sauce'
We offer proper well-cooked, substantial meals for fish lovers, meat lovers, vegetarians and those with a taste for the 'Exotic East', all with an eye on real value for money!
Beautiful Beaches
Probably the best known is Harlyn Bay, with its wide sweeping sandy beach and Atlantic rollers.
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Losing Iraq — Frontlinehttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365297690/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/21682 http://wgby.org/episode/21682 Frontline: Losing Iraq /episode-player/21682
FRONTLINE examines the unfolding chaos in Iraq and how the U.S. is being pulled back into the conflict. Drawing on interviews with policymakers and military leaders, the film traces the U.S. role from the 2003 invasion to the current violence, showing how Iraq itself is coming undone, how we got here, what went wrong and what happens next.
Jacksonville, Hour 2 — Antiques Roadshowhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365345797/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24033 http://wgby.org/episode/24033 Antiques Roadshow: Jacksonville, Hour 2 /episode-player/24033
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW travels south to Jacksonville, Florida, where host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser Leila Dunbar head to the Norman Studios Silent Film Museum to discuss missing Richard E. Norman films. Highlights include a Laurel and Hardy "Swiss Miss" horn that was used as a prop in their 1930 film; a silver presentation cup, ca. 1780, that was gifted from Lafayette to Major General Nathaniel Greene during the Revolutionary War and is now valued at $25,000; and a Thomas Hart Benton oil on tin, ca.
Twin Sisters — Independent Lenshttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365338330/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24261 http://wgby.org/episode/24261 Independent Lens: Twin Sisters /episode-player/24261
In China in 2003, twin babies Mia and Alexandra were found in a cardboard box and placed in an orphanage, where authorities separated the infants and concealed their sibling relationship. Two sets of prospective adoptive parents - one from California and the other from Norway - meet during the adoption process and launch an investigation that reveals that the girls are sisters. The girls grow up knowing they have a twin living on the other side of the world.
The Paradise, Season 2: Episode Four — Masterpiecehttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365346168/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24229 http://wgby.org/episode/24229 Masterpiece: The Paradise, Season 2: Episode Four /episode-player/24229
Every fairy tale has its sequel. On the brink of happiness at the end of last season, retail genius John Moray and his "little champion," Denise, find true love a bumpy ride indeed, as Katherine and her new husband scheme to wreck their lives. Joanna Vanderham stars as Denise with Emun Elliott as Moray, Elaine Cassidy as Katherine and Ben Daniels as Katherine's moody, malevolent spouse. Denise faces her first personnel problem, while Moray sets a desperate plan in motion. Myrtle also confronts a crisis.
full episode Oct. 20, 2014 — PBS NewsHourhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365350696/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24263 http://wgby.org/episode/24263 PBS NewsHour: full episode Oct. 20, 2014 /episode-player/24263
PBS NewsHour full episode Oct. 20, 2014
full episode Oct. 21, 2014 — PBS NewsHourhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365351505/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24290 http://wgby.org/episode/24290 PBS NewsHour: full episode Oct. 21, 2014 /episode-player/24290
PBS NewsHour full episode Oct. 21, 2014
full episode Oct. 22, 2014 — PBS NewsHourhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365352653/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24319 http://wgby.org/episode/24319 PBS NewsHour: full episode Oct. 22, 2014 /episode-player/24319
PBS NewsHour full episode for Wednesday, October 22, 2014.
full episode Oct. 23, 2014 — PBS NewsHourhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365353407/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24351 http://wgby.org/episode/24351 PBS NewsHour: full episode Oct. 23, 2014 /episode-player/24351
PBS NewsHour full episode for Thursday, October 23, 2014.
Monday, October 20, 2014 — Connecting Pointhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365349618/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24264 http://wgby.org/episode/24264 Connecting Point: Monday, October 20, 2014 /episode-player/24264
The Womens Health Ctr at the VA Hospital in Leeds treats Military Sexual Trauma; New bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield The Most Rev. Mitchell T. Rozanski discusses his vision for the Diocese; Vet & Springfield VA Deputy Director on her experience in combat & the role of women in the service; Mason Square Boxing Coach Rupert Daniel.
The State We're In: Scott Lively (Oct. 19, 2014) — Connecting Pointhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365349121/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/25623 http://wgby.org/episode/25623 Connecting Point: The State We're In: Scott Lively (Oct. 19, 2014) /episode-player/25623
Independent candidate for Governor Rev. Scott Lively discusses his views in the race.
Full Episode — Things That Go Bump in the Nighthttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2322853801/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24105 http://wgby.org/episode/24105 Things That Go Bump in the Night: Full Episode /episode-player/24105
THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT details some of New England's most bone-chilling stories, myths and legends. Interviews with local authors and experts, along with personal accounts, reveal tales of the supernatural, the unexplained and the mysterious.
The Charlestown 2014 House | A Bridge to Charlestown — This Old Househttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365346904/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24273 http://wgby.org/episode/24273 This Old House: The Charlestown 2014 House | A Bridge to Charlestown /episode-player/24273
Richard talks with Ted Zoli, structural engineer on one of Charlestown's most iconic structures, the Zakim Bridge. At the project house, the front of the building is obscured by scaffolding - it will be used to replace the failing asphalt roof and to build the dormer. Inside, Tom shows Kevin how he'll modify the old chimney for the new gas fireplace units, and they see the framing progress, including the bump out for the breakfast area. The third floor master suite is framed up, except the dormer, still in regulatory limbo.
Inspector Lewis, Season 7: Beyond Good and Evil — Masterpiece Mystery!http://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365346224/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24230 http://wgby.org/episode/24230 Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Season 7: Beyond Good and Evil /episode-player/24230
Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox return for a seventh season of the Inspector Lewis series. Hathaway has been promoted to inspector after an extended break from the force, and Lewis is enjoying retired life, until he's asked to team up with his old colleague again. With their partnership renewed under altered circumstances, the duo continues to solve crime in the seemingly perfect academic haven of Oxford. A coproduction of ITV Studios and MASTERPIECE.
The Melting Pot — Finding Your Rootshttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365345749/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24295 http://wgby.org/episode/24295 Finding Your Roots: The Melting Pot /episode-player/24295
Three celebrity chefs who cook the food of their ancestors discover family members who have shaped their lives - and America's cuisine.
Women in War — Makers: Women Who Make Americahttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365350996/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24296 http://wgby.org/episode/24296 Makers: Women Who Make America: Women in War /episode-player/24296
Makers: Women in War looks at American women's increasing participation in war.
Glass — How We Got to Nowhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365351977/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24323 http://wgby.org/episode/24323 How We Got to Now: Glass /episode-player/24323
Johnson considers how the invention of the mirror gave rise to the Renaissance, how glass lenses allow us to reveal worlds within worlds and how, deep beneath the ocean, glass is essential to communication. He learns about the daring exploits of glassmakers who were forced to work under threat of the death penalty, a physics teacher who liked to fire molten glass from a crossbow and a scientist whose tinkering with a glass lens allowed 600 million people to see a man set foot on the moon.
Western Massachusetts Media Consortium Gubernatorial Debate — WGBY Specialshttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365334380/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24094 http://wgby.org/episode/24094 WGBY Specials: Western Massachusetts Media Consortium Gubernatorial Debate /episode-player/24094
Jim Madigan moderates a live, one-hour debate with Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates
The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess from the San Francisco Opera — The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess from San Francisco Operahttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365348853/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24171 http://wgby.org/episode/24171 The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess from San Francisco Opera: The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess from the San Francisco Opera /episode-player/24171
This production of Porgy and BessSM from San Francisco Opera stars bass-baritone Eric Owens as Porgy and soprano Laquita Mitchell as Bess in the turbulent story of a disabled man, the headstrong woman he loves and the community that sustains them both. John DeMain conducts the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus in this American musical theater staple about an African-American community on Catfish Row in coastal South Carolina. Porgy and Bess SM is based on the play by Dubose and Dorothy Heyward, with music by George Gershwin including the celebrated jazz standard "Summertime."
1st Hampden - Hampshire Senate Race:Connecting Point Special — A Connecting Point Election Specialhttp://video.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365340091/?player=WGBY-PBS&w=512&h=288&chapterbar=true&autoplay=false/episodes/get/24767 http://wgby.org/episode/24767 A Connecting Point Election Special: 1st Hampden - Hampshire Senate Race:Connecting Point Special /episode-player/24767
Episode Description: Independent candidate for Governor Rev. Scott Lively discusses his views on issues in the race including his positions on education, abortion, gay rights, same sex marriage and more.
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As our service members transition out of the military, readjusting to civilian life can present significant stress. Finding and connecting with the right support and services can be overwhelming and that's a challenge for all of us.
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In Houston they just upgraded our meters without asking or charging about 10-15 years ago. They just left a hang tag advising when it would be done. We have never had any problems like this with Houston, Sugar Land, Or Denton.
They did mine within the last year. Very nice and polite.Or so my wife says Dave--I may have been born yesterday. But it wasn't at night.
Sounds like when they changed out electrical meter, only we never got any notice. Just chillaxing when I here this electrical pop and everything goes dark, then another electrical pop and power is back on. I see two guys running like they are in a marathon to the house next door...they had installed the "smart" meter.--If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. - Albert Einstein


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the relationships between test results and other measures of candidate knowledge and skill or on the extent to which tests distinguish minimally competent candidates from those who are not (coupled with a professionally acceptable method of identifying teachers who are and those who are not competent). The committee recognizes the complexity and likely costs of high-quality research of this type but believes that it is important to expand the knowledge base about teacher licensure testing.
This broader conception of validity is reflected in the committee's framework for evaluating teacher licensure tests. The framework does not necessarily call for validity studies that examine the relationships between performance on the tests and future performance in the classroom. However, the committee does consider whether empirical evidence has been collected on the relationships between performance on licensure exams and other concurrent measures of knowledge and skills similar to those covered on the exams.
Issues of fairness also are prominent in the committee's evaluation framework. The committee subscribes to the principle that each examinee should be tested in an equitable manner. Examinees should have adequate notice, equal access to sponsor-provided information about tests, high-quality standardized testing conditions, and assurance of accurate results. Further, issues of cultural diversity have a serious impact on all aspects of teaching, and differences in test results for minority and majority candidates have a notable impact on the composition of the teaching force. Cultural diversity and fairness issues are highlighted in every component of the evaluation framework that follows. The committee acknowledges that the evaluation criteria set forth here describe the ideal to which tests should aspire and that current tests are unlikely to fully achieve all of the evaluation criteria. The criteria are described below.
Proper development and use of an assessment require that its purposes are clearly stated and prioritized from the beginning. Assessment development activities can then follow. Of particular importance is a statement of the intended testing population. Regarding purpose, then, the criteria are:
the statement of purpose and rationale for the assessment should be clear;
multiple uses should be prioritized to guide assessment development and validation;
purposes should be communicated to all stakeholders;
issues associated with cultural diversity should be incorporated into statements of purpose; and


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Maya Mermaid, Superhero Galexia, and Dani Dragonfly are one-of-a kind dolls with accessories that reflect and appeal to a girl's sense of fashion and style, as well as her many interests.
Material: Textile
Brand: Manhattan Toy
Origin: Imported
Founded in 1979, Manhattan Toy pioneered the use of non-traditional fabrics in toy design and introduced new soft-toy styles to the market. The company strives to march to the beat of a different (toy) drum, and their playthings blend science and whimsy to create beautiful toys that encourage imaginative play.


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