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Smallest, lightest Silver Edition yet.The HERO3+ Silver Edition is 20% smaller and 15% lighter than previous models and is compatible with all GoPro mounts and accessoriesmaking it the most mountable, wearable and versatile Silver Edition GoPro yet.
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Control. View. Share.The GoPro App makes it easy to control your camera, and lets you do more with your GoPro content than ever before. Get full remote control of all camera functions. See what your camera sees with live preview for easy shot-framing. View photos and play back videos, then share your favorites via email, text, Instagram, Facebook® and more.1Check out the GoPro App >
4x faster Wi-Fi.Speedier Wi-Fi delivers 4x faster2 video preview and faster photo and video sharing with the GoPro App than ever before. Also enjoy enhanced connectivity to the Wi-Fi Remote (sold separately), which enables control of up to 50 cameras from distances of up to 600/180m.
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I am pleased to announce that V-Drive V1.0.0 Alpha has been officially released!
V-Drive is a small application that creates a virtual Floppy Disk/CD-RW data drive on your PC. The client the stores your data on any Perl/CGI capable webserver which has the small Perl/CGI server application script installed.
The combination of the client and server working together means that you can stop taking those carrying those floppies everwhere, access your data anytime, anywhere and make use of that 20mb of webspace your ISP gave you!... read more
V-Drive the open source virtual hard disk application will make public its first alpha release this weekend. At long last something to make use of the 20mb of webspace that your ISP gave you!
The application which is written entirely in Perl comes in two parts:-
The first (server), is a small CGI (Common Gateway Interface) application that sits on any webserver capable of serving Perl/CGI scripts and acts as the 'V-Drive File Server'.... read more


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Book your room at Albergo I Villini B&B
Get an overview of this hotelTuscan-style hotel in Pontassieve
Situated on a river, this hotel is 3.1 mi (4.9 km) from Pieve di S.Giovanni Battista a Remole and within 9 mi (15 km) of Castello di Nipozzano and The Mall Luxury Outlet. Fashion Valley and Villa Gamberaia are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Albergo I Villini B&B features a library, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
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The BYU Cougars have accepted a bid to play in the San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl in 2016 and 2018, bowl officials and BYU announced today.
BYU will face a team from the Mountain West Conference in both seasons, provided that the Cougars are not selected to participate in the College Football Playoff.
The San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl is played in late-December each year at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California. This year's game will feature the MAC vs. MWC on Thursday, Dec. 26 at 9:30pm ET on ESPN.
Here is how the Poinsettia Bowl's lineup will look from 2014 through 2019:
"The SDCCU Poinsettia Bowl has been a great addition to the local college football sports scene since its inception in 2005," said Bill Geppert, president of the 2013 bowl game. "We are thrilled to continue the tradition of showcasing exciting football, spectacular pageantry and a tremendous economic boost for San Diego's tourism industry through 2019."
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I am sure the bar owners in San Diego are thrilled that BYU has abandoned hope of getting into a decent bowl game,
Hotel and restaurant owners too since local Mormons will will turn out enmass and entertain the travelers as house guests. Ticket sales, however, will prosper.
Yeah. And we all know how important it is to make the bar owners feel happy.
So it appears that 2016 and 2018 are in place of the media day announcement that BYU would play in 2015 and one other TBA date? Since this story now lists Army in 2015.
True. I'm hoping we just dropped it for 2015. I had that we are committing to a MWC bowl again. I'd way rather play a mid level Pac 12 team (like this year) than a 2nd or 3rd place MWC team in the Poinsettia Bowl.
I rather play a PAC-12 team then the 5th best team in Utah…
So . . .for the first time since Independance Day, byu has no prearranged appearance in the Poinsettia Bowl, or the Kraft Bowl next year and limited to no access to either in future. Perhaps one of you could suggest just what other access you see byu as having in the next six years to any Bowls, those with MWC tie ins or otherwise. Prospects look grim indeed.
Nobody is claiming how great BYU's bowl situation is as an independent. But "grim" prospects for the future? Check out what those who follow things closer than the average "Joe" say: http://www.loyalcougars.com/2013/11/06/byu-football/2160-poinsettia-bowl-contract-tie-ins-independence-las-vegas-hawaii/ Nothing is done until it is done but the rain cloud act is a little dramatic.
I read your referenced material which holds out hope for Vegas, Hawaii and unspecified ESPN sponsored Bowls. All stuff an average Joe would have bumped into over the past few months from newspapers covering byu. Grim.
Las Vegas and Hawaii are great tourism cities that happen to have 2nd rate bowl games in 3rd rate stadia. Come to think of it; that describes San Diego as well; especially from the Poinsettia perspective. If the season ended right now BYU would finish at at #24 in Sagarin ratings. 21 through 27 are Oklahoma, Florida, Texas, BYU, USC, Ole Miss and UCF.
It sure seems to me that those other 5 teams will be going to a better bowl game than the Poinsettia Bowl. Let see how the guy on the Cougar Kool-Aid blog spins that one.
BYU has almost zero control over bowl games. It's a big risk for a bowl to sign 1 independent team during its six year cycle instead of a conference. Signing a conference keeps you covered. BYU getting multiple bowls of any sort — especially those regionally that are best for its fans — isn't a small feat.
Yeah, it'd be better if they had better opponents to play, but the bowl situtation is no worse than it was in the MWC. Independence has brought BYU the chance to play bowl games throughout the season. In the MWC, BYU would be playing Wyoming or Colorado State this week. Now? Wisconsin. Trading the "chance" to play MWC bottom feeders annually for flexibility to schedule USC, Stanford, Cal, Wisconsin, Michigan (all but Mich to multiple-game series) is a win. So it's not a huge deal that the automatic bowl tie in stayed pretty much the same.
Good choice for BYU, sometimes there will be an "at-large" Team available for the SDCCU Bowl because, there will be no MWC available.
Is there no longer a bowl eligibility requirement since BYU is already accepting a bid? What happened to winning 6 games?
The bid is contigent on 6 wins. Army had accepted a bid to the 2013 Poinsettia Bowl which they will not be able to fill. Poinsettia will have to find a new team to replace them..probably from the MAC or CUSA. The Armed Forces bowl is in a similar situation with Navy. They have 5 wins and will probably qualify; but if they don't the Armed Forces people will have to scrounge up a replacement.


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One of Southwest Florida's most experienced dermatology practices is where your skin health is our primary concern.
With dermatology offices conveniently located in Naples and Fort Myers, Harris Dermatology is committed to providing the highest level of patient care possible. Our state-of-the-art facilities bring you the best technology and the latest procedures in dermatological care.
At Harris Dermatology, our expert, board certified Fort Myers and Naples dermatologists specialize in skin cancer, prevention, detection and treatment using the latest advancements in dermatology. When it comes to sun-damaged and aging skin, Harris Dermatology pride ourselves on offering the latest non-surgical cosmetic skin restoration techniques to renew your skin back to a youthful appearance.
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Welcome to our Wiki!
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9 July 2010
Our group journal has moved (well, more my journal for the time being...)
For some reasons, you guys can change all the entries into Chinese and I don't know how to change them back to English.
I really don't want to re-write everything, especially as the entries get longer and longer. I don't want to make this too much work for me and I don't want to use Chinese on this Wiki! DO NOT translate the page. Instead look up words you don't know using Yahoo Dictionary or other English-Chinese online dictionaries. The purpose of setting up this Wiki is for you all to read and write more in English.
Right then. Here is what I have decided to do. I am moving this journal page to a new blog:
The Reluctant Blogger
Please click on the link and go to this new blog. You are free to comment on my entries. I will have to check your comments before they can go on the blog, so don't worry if your comments don't show up after you have submitted them.
Have a great summer break!
Ms Kwok
11 July 2010
New slideshow on prepositions
I've uploaded a slideshow about some basic prepositions, e.g. on, in, under, over...etc which some of you might have completely forgotten! Check it out on "Grammar Points" page.
Ms Kwok
19 August 2010
Speaking script
Here is the script for individual speaking in our lesson. Download the document so that you can prepare beforehand.
Ms Kwok
11 September 2010
Trouble downloading Word documents
I know that some of you have trouble downloading Word documents. One reason could be your home computer does not have Microsoft Word. Here is a link to a FREE software called Open Office. You can download the software and then you will be able to open Word documents I sent to you.
You can choose Chinese Traditional if you prefer reading Chinese to reading English.
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By Debra Dawson, PEO SoldierSeptember 6, 2013
FORT BELVOIR, Va. (Sept. 6, 2013) -- Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler visited Program Executive Office Soldier at Fort Belvoir, Va., Sept. 3, to see what the future may hold for Soldiers, and their weapons and gear.
Program Executive Office, or PEO, Soldier was stood up about 10 years ago to speed the development and distribution of new technologies. This has allowed the Army to succeed on the battlefield in the face of new and evolving threats. Its mission today is to develop, acquire, field and sustain affordable, and integrated state-of-the-art equipment to improve Soldier dominance in Army operations today and in the future. Much of the technology Chandler saw illustrated how the Army dominates the battlefield through improved lethality, mobility and survivability in all weather and visibility conditions.
"The professionalism of our Soldiers is a major reason for our Army's success over the past 12 years, but technology also plays a big role," Chandler said. "The PEO Soldier team is aggressively pursuing ways to lighten the load and provide leap-ahead technology solutions for our Soldier's needs in the field. This agency is responsible for nearly everything a Soldier wears or carries. It's dedicated to increasing Soldier mobility, survivability, and comfort through the products that come out of its office."
During the visit, Chandler received briefings and hands-on demonstrations on all current programs and products from a team of Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians and contractors. Master Sgt. Benjamin Owens shared information about some of these, including protective garments, tactical vest, parachutes, cold-weather gear, and camouflage uniforms. He noted that PEO Soldier incorporates Soldier feedback and ideas into continuous improvements.
"For example, we currently have 37 sets of the female Improved Outer Tactical Vest fielded in Afghanistan to gather feedback," Owens said. "We've been receiving positive responses from those Soldiers and listening to their comments. They like this new IOTV's sizing and maneuverability."
Once the Improved Outer Tactical Vest, known as the IOTV, testing and feedback phase is complete, Owens said any necessary changes can be made before it goes into wider distribution. Chandler noted Soldiers are seeing these types of incremental changes on the battlefield that are "providing capabilities we haven't seen before."
Another example of PEO Soldier's current efforts to support Soldiers and seek their feedback is the redesigned Army Physical Fitness Uniform. Soldiers at several posts around the country were asked to use the five-piece prototype and are now performing their normal routine with the new uniform. At the end of the trial, they will give their feedback.
Nett Warrior was also reviewed by Chandler. The system provides unprecedented situational awareness to dismounted leaders, allowing for faster and more accurate decisions in a tactical fight. With its capabilities, leaders are able to avoid fratricide, and are more effective and more lethal in the execution of their combat missions.
"With this technology, we don't need a concentration of Soldiers, but we can mass them much more quickly when they are needed," Chandler said.
Many of the advancements of PEO Soldier, including some presented to Chandler, are the direct result of Soldier suggestions. The Soldier Enhancement Program, or SEP, allows individuals to submit ideas to PEO Soldier to help the Army field tactical-environment equipment that Soldiers wear, carry or consume.
Recent SEP examples of new technology development are expeditionary and lightweight power solutions for use in austere environments, and the M110 7.62mm Semi-Automatic Sniper System. Soldiers can submit their SEP ideas through the PEO Soldier website at https://www.peosoldier.army.mil/feedback/sep.asp.
"As some of our funding sources becomes smaller over the next few years, the suggestions we get from Soldiers through SEP inputs is one way we can find more effective, efficient and economical ways give Soldiers the equipment they need to succeed," said Brig. Gen. Paul A. Ostrowski, Program Executive Officer Soldier.
Chandler echoed that sentiment.
"Our Soldiers deserve the best, and PEO Soldier is working to make that happen."


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It doesn't matter who they use. Neither one is a good QB
with week 5 over and the regular refs back you can get a better idea of what direction the teams are going. Patriots looking super strong all around.
Just stopping by to say hi. I do weekly picks on NFL and think the Patriots are going to have a great season. Hope to be here more. Best wishes!
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You know, I took a class on aesthetics back in college, and it left me with the same sense that this discussion and all others like it do: Art is subjective, not objective. The best you can ever do is define what art means to you, not what art means To The World. And since the quality is subjective, its authenticity can never be verified. So, beyond trying to refine one's own personal definition, what's the point of having the discussion?
I could not agree with you more Rebecca. This post leaves me asking: What does "authentic" mean to you Jen?
Rebecca, I'm interested in the way you are linking quality with authenticity. By this logic, the only "real" work of art -- if such a thing were measurable -- would be a good work of art. But what about the bad ones (again, if this were measurable, and let's just for argument's sake say that subjectivity can be measured in broad terms)? Is bad art less real?
Tim, authenticity means to me basically what it means to anyone: that something is real. But I think you're asking me what I think real art is. I've never been able to police this boundary very well -- I've accepted things that other people have roundly rejected, simply because I haven't found the category of "art" in need of defense. (Am I wrong? Sure, maybe.) I do find the category of "good art" in need of serious defense. It seems to me a better question -- though not as popular by half -- to ask what is good art rather than what is real art.
I think you are misunderstanding my use of the word quality, Jen. The original post said, "it raises questions about what makes an authentic artist -- or an authentic person, for that matter." I was trying to make the point that when the quality of being art (not of being good art or bad art, but of being art at all) is subjective, then how can anyone judge if something is "real" art. Subjective things are opinions, not facts. Authenticity is for verifiable facts.
These videos seem like great art criticism, but not so much like art.
Yet their value as art has been measured and validated by acceptance as such in the market and presentation in MoMA. The aesthetic judgment of any single person will not alter that fact in the slightest.
So, while not necessarily being either "good" nor "real" they are most certainly "authentic."
Art is truly subjective, but not in any individual sense. The recognition of artistic value is a societal prerogative that supersedes personal taste. Both art and the discussion of it are important precisely because it's definition and manifestations are reflective of the whole and not of personal aesthetic affinity.
Thus we are free to discuss what constitutes art and despise or enjoy it as we wish. But what you or I or anyone considers art matters little except in relation to our ability to experience it, create it, fund it or influence the thinking of others.
At any rate, I look forward to reading an impassioned defense of "good art" by Jen Graves, as it seems the only type worthy of the effort.
I probably should not respond with this much bubbly in me, but I will anyway.
Well done, Jimmy, for giving me a response that at least seems like a coherent defense of the discussion of what constitutes art to a drunken Rebecca.
However, I would argue that inclusion in MOMA does not necessarily indicate that society at large considers these pieces to be art, but merely that the members of the board of directors or jury or whatever they have at MOMA considers them to be art. I'm not at all certain that the people who make decisions about what will be included at MOMA are the bellwethers of societal taste. On the contrary, I would be very tempted to argue the reverse, that MOMA is not an indicator of societal taste in art, but rather a highly elitist establishment which frequently chooses things that the general public finds to be incomprehensible rather than artistic.
I don't necessarily disagree with the concept that the quality of being art is determined more by the society than the individual -- if I did, I'd have to discount numerous works currently considered Great Art -- but I do disagree that the people in charge of selection for MOMA are the arbiters of that quality for our society.
hey, thanks for the bubbly.
I, too have a real hard time giving in to the idea that the Board of Directors at MoMA are the arbiters of taste for our culture. They aren't. And I agree with their characterization as a highly elitist establishment whose choices are suspect for a variety of reasons.
But I posit that regardless of their inability to comprehend much of what is presented, the general public still readily accepts and supports as art much if not most of what MoMA collects and shows. So that either by direct support or by abdication, MoMA becomes not THE arbiter of artistic quality, but certainly an arbiter of artistic quality that carries considerable weight.
Far from being bellwethers of taste, institutions of that scope are in the business of validating artistic merit in what they already define as art and in business because they can.
Similarly, the market is comprised of a relative few that have inordinate sway in both what becomes accepted as art and when it becomes accepted.
Societal taste can evolve, thereby expanding the possibilities of art and altering the institutions but what art "is" will still be codified and expressed by museums and the like and generally accepted as Art.
What art can be is still up to us. But I'm afraid that what art was and what art is has been decided by imperfect structures and forces somewhat reflective of, but larger than the individual.
Anyway, my mind says this is true, but my guts still say that The Rite of Spring was art even when the audience rioted, the critics hated it and Stravinsky was despondent.
anyway, yeah, I suppose it's worth talking about at least for a little while, cheers.
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GAME REVIEW: "Two Worlds II"
'Two Worlds II' is a diamond in the rough
Published: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 8:46 a.m.
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It's a big year for fans of heroic fantasy. Peter Jackson is finally starting production on "The Hobbit." George R.R. Martin's beloved "A Game of Thrones" is coming to HBO. And two of video-gaming's most popular epics are returning with fresh chapters: BioWare's "Dragon Age II" and Bethesda Softworks' "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim."
Such fantasy worlds can be addictively immersive to those of us who grew up on J.R.R. Tolkien and "Dungeons & Dragons." And since I'll be going into seclusion when "Dragon Age II" comes out next month, I've been avoiding anything that smells of medieval swords and sorcery.
But then the folks on my Twitter feed started chattering about "Two Worlds II" (SouthPeak, for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, $59.99). And despite my reservations — mainly caused by awful memories of the original "Two Worlds," from 2007 — I sought it out. And I'm hooked.
Polish studio Reality Pump has learned a few lessons since its initial fiasco. Combat is crisper, the threads of the story are easier to follow and the massive game world is more fun to explore. (If you're the kind of reader who pored over the maps in "The Lord of the Rings," you'll love this.) Graphical glitches pop up only occasionally, and while human characters are still as ugly as sin, "Two Worlds II" does present convincing monsters and some genuinely beautiful landscapes.
The primary story line is nothing special. An evil wizard has conquered the land of Antaloor; your mission is to overthrow him and, in the process, release your sister from his control. Exploring dungeons, fighting monsters, discovering increasingly powerful weapons and magic — if you've ever beaten a role-playing game, you know the drill.
Less predictable are the dozens of optional missions you'll discover around Antaloor. Some, like a mystery surrounding an elusive criminal mastermind, are serious. Some, like an investigation into reports of man-eating umbrellas, are goofy. One minute you're battling giant scorpions, the next you're mixing horse laxative.
Mercifully, the dialogue avoids the cornball olde English that typically bogs down such adventures; indeed, you're expected to taunt one character who spouts Renaissance fair babble. Some may find anachronisms like "You gotta be kidding" jarring, but they're a sign that "Two Worlds II" doesn't take itself too seriously.
Character customization isn't as comprehensive as it is in a BioWare or Bethesda RPG. For example, you have to play as a man — who, weirdly enough, seems to be channeling Christian Bale's Batman voice. But you do have nearly endless ways to create and modify armor, weapons, potions and spells. It's easy to spend hours just trying to find the perfect mix.
"Two Worlds II" is pretty rough around the edges, and has one of the steepest learning curves I've met in a while. But after a bumpy start it becomes as absorbing as its big-budget competitors on the RPG shelf, delivering dozens of hours of sword-swinging, spell-casting fun.
Rating: Two-and-a-half stars out of four.
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DJ Gallo's NFL Hangover, Week 11
It's late November. The NFL BCS picture is pretty much set. Ten teams make BCS bowls in college football, but with fewer teams in the NFL, only eight prestigious spots are available on the professional side. Let's take a look at who's in.
1. Indianapolis (10-0): There are some obvious weaknesses with the Colts. They seem beatable. But they've won every game on their schedule, won their annual rivalry game with the Patriots, and have a legitimate NFL Heisman candidate in Peyton Manning. They're in the NFL BCS title game with room to spare.
2. Minnesota (9-1): The Vikings slip in just ahead of the Saints, despite one loss, due to their far superior strength of schedule. They lost to the Steelers, but at least they had the guts to schedule a tough game on the road. The voters and the NFL BCS computer reward that.
3. New Orleans (10-0): It's tough to see the Saints miss out on playing for the national title, but look at their schedule -- who have they really beaten? With their weak schedule and the program's history, they get left out in the cold. Tough break -- but it's still been a good season, and playing for third in a prestigious NFL BCS bowl is nothing to be ashamed of. Who knows, maybe they'll even win, stay undefeated and get bumped up to second.
4. San Diego (7-3): Too little, too late for the Chargers. Five wins in a row down the stretch gets the attention of voters and moves them up into a great bowl -- but if they wanted the chance to contend for a title, they needed to avoid slipups in September. Every week in the NFL is like the playoffs. It's about the body of work, not who the best team is at the end of the season.
5. New England (7-3): It's been a nice season for the Patriots, but they had to win that game at Indianapolis to have any chance of playing for a national title. Bill Belichick gambled and lost. His parting gift is a huge NFL BCS bowl payout. The Patriots probably hoped to play for the title at the start of the year, but they'll take the money, too.
6. Cincinnati (7-3): Like the crosstown Bearcats, the Bengals had a memorable and surprising season that fans will remember forever, despite the fact they won't get to play for a national title despite winning one of the top divisions. Those are just the breaks. But the Bengals opened eyes and converted some skeptics. That could pay off in future years in the minds of voters, and maybe even get them a title shot one day. Either way, it was a positive season for the program.
7. Pittsburgh (6-4): The defending champs didn't have the season they wanted, but thanks to opening up the year at No. 1 they never dropped too far down in the polls and still will be able to slip into an NFL BCS bowl -- a respectable way to follow up a national title. This is why they are one of the best programs in the country.
8. Dallas (7-3): They may not win pretty and impress the voters with big margins of victory, but the Cowboys -- like Notre Dame -- are an established football brand, and voters usually will give them the benefit of the doubt. Just getting into the last BCS spot should be enough for Wade Phillips to keep his job.
Out of the BCS
Arizona (7-3): Missing out on a BCS bowl has to hurt, because the Cardinals have a better record than the Steelers and the same record as four of the eight teams who received bids. But Arizona strikes voters as nothing more than another high-scoring team from the West in a bad division. They have to schedule a much tougher out-of-division schedule. Who knows, maybe if there was a playoff system, the Cardinals would get to prove they are good enough to reach the title game. But that's unlikely.
Horrible Fantasy Team That Crushed Your Team
Matthew Stafford, QB, Lions: 26-for-43, 422 yards, 5 TDs, 2 INTs
Kevin Smith, RB, Lions: 149 total yards, 1 TD
Mike Tolbert, RB, Chargers: 7 carries, 58 yards, 1 TD
Terrell Owens, WR, Bills: 9 catches, 197 yards, 1 TD
Mohamed Massaquoi, WR, Browns: 5 catches, 115 yards, 1 TD
David Thomas, TE, Saints: 4 catches, 66 yards, 1 TD
Stat of the Week
384 -- Eli Manning threw for 384 yards on Sunday against the Falcons, the first time he has thrown for more than 300 yards at home. In his career. Really. This is his sixth season in the NFL. When Eli said he had something new lined up, I guess he meant more than a floor strewn with half-naked babies.
Quote of the Week
"We own you."
-- Josh McDaniels, Broncos head coach, to the Chargers' linebackers before the start of a game the Broncos went on to lose 32-3
Umm whoops. Between stupid comments like this and the fact that the Broncos haven't won a game in 35 days, I'm starting to regret my decision a month ago to clean out my savings account and invest in Josh McDaniels football cards.
Pictures of the Week
"Don't look up. They make us look inept on a larger-than-life scale."
"Let's do the secret mediocre-quarterbacks handshake."
"I just don't know if baring my head will make the same point."
"I'm not doing the wave with him. That stopped being fun 15 years ago."
"I don't want to alarm you, but it appears your arm was torn off."
"Hey! I call the interim shots around here now! Whatever I interim say, interim goes!"
"Could you make the goalposts a little wider?"
"I appreciate you handing the division over to us a lot earlier than your predecessor did."
"What did you say, little fella?"
"An open hand right across the Bengals' face."
"Look, monkey skull, I'm sick of you telling me I look like Boy George."
"You're all going to be penalized. You know that, don't you? What you are doing is not allowed."
"Do not turn around. There is some Botox'd freak right behind you. He's terrifying."
"See? That's our quarterback. Dreamboat, right?" "Wow. You're right. OK, let's just agree that they are equally hot and we would be honored if either of them slept with our girlfriends." "If either of us had girlfriends." "Exactly."
"Do you mind if I just rest one of my chins here?"
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BRUSSELS — European Union nations agreed to give €67.5 billion ($89.4 billion) in bailout loans to Ireland on Sunday to help the debt-struck country weather its banking crisis, and sketched out new rules for future emergencies in an effort to restore faith in the euro currency.
The rescue deal, approved by finance ministers at an emergency meeting in Brussels, means two of the eurozone's 16 nations have now come to depend on foreign help and underscores Europe's struggle to contain its spreading debt crisis. The fear is that with Greece and now Ireland shored up, speculative traders will target the bloc's other weak fiscal links, particularly Portugal.
In Dublin, Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said his country will take €10 billion immediately to boost the capital reserves of its state-backed banks, whose massive bad loans were picked up by the Irish government but have become too much to handle. Another €25 billion will remain in reserve, earmarked for the banks.
The rest of the loans will be used to cover Ireland's deficits for the coming four years. EU chiefs also gave Ireland an extra year, until 2015, to reduce its annual deficits to 3 percent of GDP, the eurozone limit. The deficit now stands at a modern European record of 32 percent because of the runaway costs of its bank-bailout program.
Cowen said the accord — reached after two weeks of tense negotiations in Brussels and Dublin to fathom the true depth of the country's cash crisis — "provides Ireland with vital time and space to successfully and conclusively address the unprecedented problems that we've been dealing with since this global economic crisis began."
However, in a surprise accounting move, European and IMF experts decided that Ireland first must run down its own cash stockpile and deploy its previously off-limits pension reserves in the bailout. Until now Irish and EU law had made it illegal for Ireland to use its pension fund to cover current expenditures. This move means Ireland will contribute €17.5 billion to its own salvation.
Cowen said interest rates on the loans, with terms ranging from three years to 7 1/2 years, would average 5.83 percent — higher than the 5.2 percent being paid by Greece for its own May bailout.
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- Green plants are the only organisms in the natural world that can make their own food.
- Eventually, it melts to supply water and nutrients to plants and aquatic organisms.
- Plants are aerobic organisms that rely on oxygen for development and metabolism.
living thing, being, creature, animal, plant, life form
1.1The material structure of an individual life form: the heart's contribution to the maintenance of the human organism
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- Basically us humans are only organisms, we are the same as a plant, a dog, even a bacteria.
- In the human organism, cholesterol is the parent compound of all steroid hormones.
- Humans and all other organisms are related by evolution to a common ancestor.
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- There are some intelligent people in it, but the organism of the government is not intelligent.
- Broadly speaking, the Greeks viewed the Universe as a living organism rather than as a mechanism like a watch.
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structure, system, organization, entity
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- A difference in gene expression need not influence organismal phenotype or fitness.
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- "Albus Severus, you were named for two headmasters of Hogwarts. One of them was a Slytherin and he was probably the bravest man I ever knew."
- —Harry Potter regarding his son's fear of being sorted into Slytherin House[src]
Albus Severus "Al" Potter (b. 2006) was a half-blood wizard, the second son of Harry and Ginevra Potter (née Weasley). Albus was born two years after his older brother James Sirius and two years before his younger sister Lily Luna. He was named in memory of Albus Dumbledore and Severus Snape, two former headmasters of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Neville Longbottom, was named as his godfather.
In 2017, at the age of eleven, Albus began his education at Hogwarts with Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy.
Early childhood (2006-2017)
Albus Severus Potter was born in or around the year 2006,[1] the second child of Harry Potter and Ginny Potter.[4] His godfather was Neville Longbottom.[5]
In 2014, Albus, aged roughly eight, attended the finals of the 427th Quidditch World Cup with his family.[5] He and his older brother James were introduced to Bulgarian Seeker Viktor Krum by their father.[6] At the final proper, Albus wore green clothes in support of Brazil, while the rest of his family, with the exception of his mother (who was in the journalists' enclosure), sported Bulgarian red. According to his mother, this was due to him being a great fan of Brazilian Chaser Gonçalo Flores.[5] He almost toppled out of the VIP box cheering when Flores scored the first goal of the game, but his uncle Ron grabbed the back of his robes and saved him. James laughed, causing Daily Prophet correspondent Rita Skeeter, who was covering the match live with Ginny Potter, to suggest that he may have pushed Albus.[5] However, Harry seemed unconcerned by Albus' near fall, and simply handed him one of Luna Lovegood's treats.[5]
Albus was seen applauding after Bulgaria won the tournament. Rita Skeeter reported that this was due to his "publicity-hungry" father's prompting. This provoked Ginny Potter, who was sitting near Skeeter in the journalists' enclosure, to hex her mid-sentence.[5]
Hogwarts years (2017-?)
- Ginny Potter: "James, give it a rest!"
- James Sirius: "I only said he might be. There's nothing wrong with that."
- — James Sirius teasing his brother Albus[src]
Before boarding the Hogwarts Express, Albus confided to his father that he feared he might be Sorted into Slytherin. In response, his father told him that the bravest man he ever knew — Severus Snape, after whom Albus was named — had been a Slytherin student. Harry also told Albus that if he preferred Gryffindor, then the Sorting Hat would take this choice into account, as it did for him.[7] This was the first time he told any of his children that. As the train pulled out of the station he was seen waving goodbye to his father.
Physical appearance
Personality and traits
Albus was a quiet, kind, and thoughtful young boy, unlike his older brother. He seemed to have inherited aspects of his father's personality. He inherited Harry's irrational and childish fear of being sorted into Slytherin House. This was exhibited by Harry during his own sorting in 1991 and possibly due to possessing some Slytherin qualities like his father. He also inherited the paternal line of curiosity, showing an interest in his father's fame and past.
It seems that, out of his siblings, Albus had the closest relationship with his father. Even so, Albus struggled "with the weight of a family legacy he never wanted."[8]
- Wand: It is assumed that before boarding the Hogwarts Express, Albus and his family travelled to Ollivander's wand shop in Diagon Alley and there he bought his wand. Currently, the length, wood, and core type of his wand is unknown.
- Ferret: When boarding the Hogwarts Express, it was shown that he had a ferret in a cage resting on top of his school bag and trunk.
Potter family
- " What if I am in Slytherin?" The whisper was for his father alone [...] "
- —Albus's confides in Harry[src]
Albus had a very close relationship with his parents. When he felt insecure about attending Hogwarts for the first time and worried he would be in Slytherin, his father and mother reassured him when his uncle Ron jokingly threatened to disinherit his cousin Rose if she wasn't sorted into Gryffindor House.
Albus liked to stay with his father and he looked up to him for advice and comfort. He also confided to Harry things he would to no one else, such as how very real his fear of being in Slytherin was. When saying goodbye, he hugged him and appeared to be holding his arm "extremely tight"; he also waved to him as the train glided away from the station.
Albus' older brother seemed to enjoy teasing him. Though the boys were close in age, James had a more outgoing personality, while Albus was quiet, and seemed to be more like his younger sister.
James was willing to move into Albus's room if Teddy moved in; Harry, however, thought such an act would be a disaster, saying that James and Albus "[would] share a room only when [he] want[ed] the house demolished." This might imply that James and Albus frequently argued with one another — more than what is seen at King's Cross in 2017, anyway.
Weasley family
Albus and his cousin, Rose, are close in age and in the same year at Hogwarts. Just like Lily and Hugo, they seem to be quite close, and shared worry over where they would be Sorted. When Rose arrived at King's Cross Station to head off to her and Albus' first year, Albus was "immensely relieved" to see her and Rose beamed at him.
Neville Longbottom
- "The same cannot be said for Neville Longbottom, who appears to be spiritedly describing the precise manner in which Krum sustained his nosebleed for the benefit of his godson, Albus Potter."
- —Rita Skeeter, reporting from the 2014 Quidditch World Cup final[src]
Neville Longbottom was Albus Potter's godfather.[5]
Teddy Lupin
Albus had a close relationship with his father's godson Teddy Lupin. He and his siblings liked the idea that he would make a great addition to the family if he married their cousin Victoire Weasley.
- Albus was named by his father, after Albus Dumbledore and Severus Snape. Albus Potter is worried about making it in to Slytherin, so Harry tells him the meaning of his name. He also says that one of his namesakes was in Slytherin.
- Albus may be the masculine form of "Alba," the Scottish Gaelic and possibly Pictish for Scotland; It is also a Latin word for white, traditionally representing the forces of good. (See the Albus Dumbledore article for more information.)
- Severus means "stern" in Latin, and is the root of the English word "severe."[9] It was a Roman cognomen, common to members of the Severan dynasty of Emperors, including one notorious for his harsh persecution of the early Christians. (See the Severus Snape article for more information.)
- Potter is a very common surname of English origin. It traditionally refers to the occupation of making pottery or other clay-work. Beatrix Potter was a well-known English children's author, writing many books based on the adventures of animals. Potter's Field is the name for a burial ground for the unknown or unclaimed dead, particularly soldiers and orphans; the Potter family had many members that fit that description. The Potter Box is a model for making ethical decisions developed at Harvard University.
Behind the scenes
- Arthur Bowen portrays Albus in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
- Albus will be portrayed by British actor Sam Clemmett in the Original West End Production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.[10]
- J. K. Rowling has stated that she finds Albus the most "interesting" of Harry's children, possibly because of his physical and mental similarities with his father, Harry Potter.
- The fact that Albus was the only of Harry's children to inherit Lily Evans's eyes could be interpreted as a symbolic reference to Albus' namesake, Severus Snape, who loved Lily and was notably fond of her eyes.
- In the movie, Albus had a pet ferret. It's in the same family as the weasel, likely a reference due to him being descended from the Weasley family.
- In the film, Albus is the first of the Next Generation characters to speak, the second being Rose and the third being James.
- Albus and his cousin Rose are fourth cousins once removed of classmate Scorpius Malfoy; they are descendants of Phineas Nigellus Black.
- Phineas was once the headmaster of Hogwarts like both of Albus's namesakes.
- His initials A.S.P. make the word Asp,a type of snake. Coincidentally, the serpent is the symbol of Slytherin house.
- Albus shares some similarities with his grandmother Lily Evans. They both are second born children. Both have the same bright green eyes; he inherited his eyes from his father who inherited his from his mother. They each have somewhat of a rivalry with their older siblings, his brother James and her sister Petunia.
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
- J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life (Mentioned only)
- Pottermore (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter: The Character Vault
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Albus has to have been born during these dates, otherwise he would be too old, if born before, or too young, if born after, to be starting Hogwarts on 1 September 2017
- ↑ World Exclusive Interview with J K RowlingThe Potters are known British.
- ↑ Harry Potter Lexicon: Blood Status
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 Pottermore - "QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP FINAL" (Daily Prophet, 11 July 2014)
- ↑ Pottermore - DUMBLEDORE'S ARMY REUNITES AT QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP FINAL (Archived)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Epilogue (Nineteen Years Later)
- ↑ New details on Cursed Child, the 'eighth Harry Potter story' by the Pottermore Team
- ↑ Behind the Name: Severus
- ↑ Cursed Child reveals first look at Harry, Ginny and Albus Potter in character on Pottermore


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VATICAN CITY (AP) - Her work among the needy in the 1800s has led to Mother Mary MacKillop's elevation as Australia's first saint.
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The chapter honors Colonel David Hall, who was born in Lewes, Delaware, in 1752. He commanded the celebrated "Delaware Line" during the American Revolution. He was noted for feats of bravery and strength, and was called "the Indian Fighter." Colonel Hall was active in government in Sussex County and later served as Governor of the state from 1802 to 1805.
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