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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by LatinMind, Dec 31, 2012.
Trade them both (Rat and Austin) for whatever pick you can get, they are not worth keeping.
Good. Ratliff needs to go. They tried to rely on him too much and it did not end well. Maybe instead of continually pinning their hopes on him to regain his 2009 form, they will just give up and start looking for the next anchor.
its big cap hit. Will be interesting to see if Jerry bites the bullet in 2013 and does full rebuild.
they said specifically that Thoughts on austin around the organization isnt a pretty picture. And when they talk about Wrs with the coaches for instance with dez they always talk about his love for the game and nothing of the sort when topic goes to austin. Spounds like once he got the money he lost his desire
I expect Ratliff back personally. In today cap world you can't fix every problem in one offseason. Last year that clearly tried fixing the secondary. This year I expect the focus to come on the OLine.
where/what station can we hear this on?
Dallas cowboys website.
Dont want him dont need him
We're doomed as fans if the powers that be make decisions based upon whether the fans will put up with it. If rebuilding is the best for the long term success of the team, then thats what should be done regardless of any fan outrage. They were outraged when they fired Landry, all things change when you win and that's the name of the game. Its not like the fans have been happy for the last 17 years and they haven't gone anywhere so do whatever gives them the best chance to succeed long term
And lock Jerry out of the process
But if somehow we cut Ratliff, and most likely Spears is gone. So our DL is Hatcher, Lissemore, and Crawford. Exciting.
Probably won't get much for either of them. And if you trade them, you take the whole cap hit in one year. Can't spread it out over two like you can with June 1 cuts.
That was my own personal feeling on him to be honest.
And not to describe him as some bum for sure, but he doesn't seem to be one of those guys you really count on. More Alvin Harper than Michael Irvin. Seems all too happy now to run second banana to Dez Bryant as long as the money is coming in.
You're going to have to poney up the money for Bryant anyway, may as well take it from what Austin is making, unless the cap money doesn't add up.
Don't we still have another 10 million cap penalty from Mara getting his panties in a wad?
Hatcher is a FA and most likely gone as well
I don't get that from Austin. He didn't go all out and start buying things after he got paid.
he's just been injury prone, been that way since the beginning.
$5M in 2012 and $5M in 2013.
Jason Hatcher is under contract for 2013.
Kenyon Coleman is a free agent.
Hatcher will be 31 next year. If he is willing to resign for a hometown discount on a reasonable contract the Cowboys should sign him, but it shouldn't be more than 3 year deal with minimal guaranteed money.
Yea I thought I read Hatcher was a free agent as well? Is he no longer a free agent?
wow. thats not good.
Jason Hatcher signed a 3 year, $6M free agent contract prior to the 2011 season once the Lockout was over.
2013 is the final year of the deal.


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Hi Guys. I've been through a pretty frustrating "Increased Emmission" episode... and have replaced the PCV valves and Thermostat... to no avail. Finally got a reader and found that the vapor pump was reading bad... but not really. Bottom line, seems the gas cap was leaking a bit which made it think it was the pump. Code was 1434 but the pump seemed to be operating correctly so Gas Cap. It looked fine so I never heeded the warnings about it being a culprit. But then I was filling up and I notice that it bottomed out when closing it. What I mean by that is that the screw action was stopped by the tabs hitting their stops before the gasket fully seated. In essence, the tabs, or the ramps had worn enough (or the tabs bent from overtightening) that the gasket was no longer pulled in for a good seal. So I decided to get a new gas cap. After one out of stock shop, I asked the wife to get one at the dealer on her way home from work. And of course she forgot... several times! I was about to go down to get one myself when I thought what the hell, I'd try to fix this cap. And indeed, I did and it only took about 10 minutes. Here is how it was done:
First: Remove the cap. Mine is a 645ci but I'd bet this is the same for many BMWs. I'd post pictures, but the image button seems to require me to host pictures and I don't have a host set up. I'll try verbally ... (figured it out by against all my natural instinct..... reading the instructions...)
Slide the rubber lasso out of the keyhole to release the cap from the car.
Take the post off the center of the cap. This is the green thing in the middle of the cap used to put your cap in the holder while you fill. Just pry it out with a screwdriver by inserting it between the tab and this plastic thing. It is held in by the ring of metal of the center of the cap and is just a pressure fit. (I note that this isn't always green, but it is the post thing in the center of the inside of the cap).
Remove the cap handle. This is the ratcheting thing that you grip the cap with to open and close it. There are four tabs in the plastic that go over the edge of the metal frame of the cap. Just pry these off with your fingers. I was able to pop this off without any fuss at all. At this point, you have just the metal core of the cap.
Optional: Remove the gasket. I took out my gasket and reversed it. This just prys out by slipping a screwdriver between it and the metal body and prying it out.
The Key Step: You are now going to bend the tabs that screw into the filler pipe of the car. What I did was take two 3/8" sockets for 1/4" drive and rested them in the curved cradle of these tabs. Then I positioned the whole thing in my vise. I then tightened the assembly slightly so that the vise held it all together. Now I slid the sockets outward so they were in the end of the metal tabs. With everything positioned, I turned the vise gently and bent these wings in about a millimeter.
Put the whole thing back together and it tightens in a whole new way. I've reset the light, and am free of the emissions light.
Hope this saves someone else some frustration.
Had a thought of why this could happen... I think if one over-tightens the gas cap, one can bend these tabs. Moral of the story is turn till it clicks and no more.
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THis is a great write up! I'm experiencing the same issue and would like to try this, any chance we can get a few pics up here just to get me started on the process. WOuld be greatly appreciated!
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Or end up an honorary memeber the idiots corner, I need comic relief.
I may stick with attacking each security option alone for now .
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It was the kind of effort against a Big West squad that the masses expected from UCLA after the Bruins were ranked No. 11 in the country to start the season. And after a less-than-stellar start to a season that initially held so much promise, the question remains whether UCLA can build off of its first comfortable win of the season. For now, though, the Bruins' depleted young roster will take a victory wherever it can get it.


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Posted: Sun May 01, 2005 6:15 pm
Post subject: How many locked satellites?
Turned on my receiver on my way home from work today just for the heck of it, and at one point I noticed it was locked in on 10 satellites. Has anyone ever had more?
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Post subject: Re: How many locked satellites?
spinowner wrote:
Turned on my receiver on my way home from work today just for the heck of it, and at one point I noticed it was locked in on 10 satellites. Has anyone ever had more?
I never counted but all the bars have been on the screen (I assume that means the max of 12) usually when I'm on an Interstate.
Sad state of affairs.
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I'm sure someone knows more than I about this, but I know that your GPS doesn't actually USE all of the sats at once. It only uses the 4 best ones I think (best being best geometery, not best signal).
I know there is a LOT of information out on the web that goes into detail about how they work. We did a presentation last year and touched a little bit on how GPS works - it's interesting but can get quite complicated.
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Used to sell handhelds,,, and I work with high grade aviation GPS on a daily basis. Even so - I'm sure there's much more then I know...
There are 24 satelites - 12 in each hemisphere at any given time. There are always 5 satellites in horizon position for a GPS reciever nomatter where you are on Earth. When one passes from north to south hemisphere, another passes from south to north. The satelites transmit a signal that basically just says "Here's where I am, and here's the time I was here". The GPS doesn't transmit, and the satellites don't recieve. Ususally in handhelds and such, you need 3 satellites to get a 2 dimensional lock. You need 4 to get a 3 dimensional lock. I suggest never marking a cache with 3 satellites. It is likely way off. I'm pretty sure that a GPS uses any available signals it can get, but not sure on that. Pearhead may be right that it only takes what it needs. I do know that aviation GPS usually require 5 satellites, and use whatever they can get. Aviation GPS's have what is called RAIM. This stands for Reciever Autonomous Integrity Monitoring. Basically, the GPS monitors the satellites it has, and requires a good signal to fly certian approaches. When your GPS shows your accuracy, this is basically RAIM in your handheld more or less. GPS provides two levels of service: Standard Positioning Service and Precise Positioning Service to all users, horizontal positioning accuracy of 100 meters withi a probility of 95% and 300 meters, or less with probability of 99%. The satellites also transmit what is called "ephemeris, which is the exact orbital location. Then of course, you've got WAAS, which is Wide Area Augmentation System. This basically consists of two gigantic towers on each side of the country. WAAS is available in the US only. The WAAS towers measure the satellite signal, and are extremely accurate. The reason being is that they are already in a predetermined position, which does not change. What happens is that the satellite signal gets distorted as it comes through the atmosphere. The WAAS towers calculate that degree of error and send it back to the satellites. The satellites then transmit that to your GPS if it is available. WAAS was developed primarily for aircraft using GPS for precision instrument approaches into airports.
There is a whole load of other information about GPS as well, which I could go on and on for hours about. If anyone is interested in more details, just let me know.
As far as satellites go, I think the most I've had is 10 or 11. Somewhere in there. GPS is an amazing tool for sure.
Does anyone remember what a compass looks like???
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Here's an article that starts off kind of slow but gets more and more interesting:
Also, your description of WAAS is a little misleading..
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WAAS consists of approximately 25 ground reference stations positioned across the United States that monitor GPS satellite data. Two master stations, located on either coast, collect data from the reference stations and create a GPS correction message. This correction accounts for GPS satellite orbit and clock drift plus signal delays caused by the atmosphere and ionosphere. The corrected differential message is then broadcast through one of two geostationary satellites, or satellites with a fixed position over the equator. The information is compatible with the basic GPS signal structure, which means any WAAS-enabled GPS receiver can read the signal.
Also, I don't believe that as each satellite passes into a hemisphere another one comes out of that hemisphere.. There ARE 24 sats, with 3 in reserve in case on fails. I may be wrong on this, but it seems that if there are 3 in reserve, they can never know which one is going to fail next, so how can you get it into the correct spot at the correct time. Correct me if I'm wrong....
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ok - well hey - know that I might not have the best explanation, but I do my best... If you can find other info, that's great. I know what I know, but am always open to new perspectives, or better info... I looked through the federal aviation regulations and aeronatical information manual for most of that info, but sorta described WAAS as it was described to me, so I may have been wrong. I can look it back over though...
I prefer to either know things well, or not speak at all, so I'll review it. Sorry for any wrong information I supplied...
The bottom line for me is : I do my best to understand the way things work, but regardless of my understanding, I can fly the approaches never the less...
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Sad state of affairs.
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Odd thing.
Sunday, because we were supposed to be having a bad reception day I turned the GPS on in the car and kept an eye on it. Connected to an external powered antenna I consistently had 10 sats + WAAS and twenty foot EPE readings.
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ahhh yeah the solar winds. I was expecting more problems this last weekend than I had with reception. Probably they just state worst case stuff when talking about it. Usually I blame solar flares for computer problems, only because it's a convenient thing to blame stuff on
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Does anyone remember what a compass looks like???
US Army will not allow a soldier to use a GPS for land navigation courses. Some schools go as far as passing soldiers down before letting them get on the course. There is no difference in the reading betwen a GPS and a compass although a GPS can't get screwed up by things like your quick-draw knife, weapons magazines, cell phone, or two-way radio.
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jaywc7 wrote:
Does anyone remember what a compass looks like???
US Army will not allow a soldier to use a GPS for land navigation courses. Some schools go as far as passing soldiers down before letting them get on the course. There is no difference in the reading betwen a GPS and a compass although a GPS can't get screwed up by things like your quick-draw knife, weapons magazines, cell phone, or two-way radio.
No, but it can get screwed up by things like water, a drop, or dead batteries.
I will mark my automobile when heading into some caches so I know where it is, but at the same time I look at my compass to see which way I am heading so that I can use the compass to find my way out if my GPS fails.
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The Adopt-A-Family program matches impoverished families with individual or group sponsors to provide for their tangible needs at Christmas. Without the benefit of an adoption, these families would be looking forward to a very grim holiday. Being adopted is designed to be a once or, on very rare occasions, twice in a lifetime event for recipient families.
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Tragically, I lost all the pictures we'd taken at Sushi and More a year ago.
Fortunately, Sushi and More is celebrating its first anniversary this May! And they have an all new menu. Take a look.
I'm telling you all you need to know about them.
MaidoIndia, the parent company that has been promoting Japanese food and culture in India set up Sushi and More – India's first Japanese take-away food store on 6 May 2011. Located in South Mumbai's Breach Candy area, there is a lot that happens inside the 200 square feet store. "We start pre-preparations by 8am, send fresh Sushi boxes to stores like Nature's Basket and Foodhall by 10am and open the store to the customers by 11am" says Chef Shreeya Mitra who heads the Sushi and more kitchen team.
Even though the main focus is on Take-Away orders, there are a few seats for guests who wish to dine or wait inside. Japanese ingredients to make Japanese food at home can also be purchased from the store. The menu consists of vegetarian & non vegetarian varieties of Sushi, Soups, Salads, Gyozas, Tempuras, Teriyaki Skewers, Japanese Curry and Bento Boxes. "Many of our vegetarian customers are skeptical to try Japanese food for the first time as they do not believe Japanese food can be vegetarian. But once they have a bite, they are hooked on to it" comments Chef Shreeya.
Shreeya's right! I'm hooked on to it and going back for more. Find them on facebook or follow them on twitter for live updates. 🙂


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This article was published 28/7/2012 (1825 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
BEIJING -- "They're scorpions. I've tried them; they're not bad," said Piotr, the Polish-Italian student who kindly volunteered to translate and help me get around.
He led me through Wangfujing, one of Beijing's most popular shopping areas, a broad street with huge neon signs that reminded me of Times Square.
Tucked into one of the little side streets is the night market, where one can try some of the most mouth-watering street-food options: Scorpions, cicadas, sea horses, silkworm larvae, centipedes, lizards, snakes, starfish and tarantulas.
In the spirit of being the adventurous traveller who always tries the local fare, I vowed to try the scorpion.
At the moment of truth, I chickened out (or should I say scorpioned out?) and opted instead for the visually more appealing but maybe less politically correct crispy fried sea horse instead. No, it didn't taste like chicken. More like fried fish. (What was most amusing was locals would invariably talk to me, an Asian-Canadian who doesn't understand Chinese. I'd point them to Piotr to translate, they'd all look very confused, and some would insist on talking to me.)
The next morning, Piotr gave me a 3 a.m. wake-up call to go to the Beijing Antique Market, also known as the Panjiayuan market. We got there by 4 a.m., before the vendors did, and watched them wheel their carts in and set up.
Most of the "antiques" here are copies or fakes, so make sure you know what you're paying for.
The Chinese can copy anything. There were piles and piles of Ming vases and Tang Dynasty horses. With real ones costing thousands to millions of dollars each, the sight of them piled up precariously as if at some garage sale was enough to give an uninformed collector a heart attack.
They had everything -- old coins with holes, antique vases, stone carvings, bronze statues, snuff bottles, calligraphy brushes, Chinese paintings, jade bracelets and figures to modern-day Warhol painting knock-offs. It's almost like touring a historical museum spanning thousands of years of Chinese history but a lot more fun -- a real shoppers' paradise. (I picked up a few silver coins but have no clue if they even have any silver in them.)
In between sessions jostling with the city's 20 million residents, my quiet oasis for decompression was the Fairmont Beijing. The hotel is shaped like a giant red classic Chinese gate (somewhat reminiscent of La Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris). An indoor pool connects the two buildings, and I was happy to be able to keep fit by doing a few laps instead of breathing the smog outside.
From the hotel, it's a short walk to the Silk Street Market, the infamous shopping centre featuring seven floors jam-packed with everything imaginable. This is the place if you want to add to your Louis Vuitton collection for less. Not much of a shopper, I had an awesome hour-long foot massage instead, for the princely sum of $7.
To keep fit and lessen your carbon footprint, the hotel also has state-of-the-art lime-green BMW bikes guests can use for free to pedal around the city. They provide an iPhone app that covers a visit to the hutongs, the old neighbourhoods with narrow alleys.
With the pace of building in China, these are fast disappearing and exploring them is a great way to see how the locals used to live before all the modernization. I joined a couple with the bikes touring the hutongs, and then wandered around on foot to explore the alleys around Nanluoguxiang, a well-preserved shopping street.
While I was shooting a bright red door with beautiful Chinese calligraphy on the sides, a man opened the door and invited me to join him for tea. He turned out to be a master calligrapher. All his walls were filled with impressive samples of his calligraphy and Chinese paintings done by his wife and daughters. Before I left, he insisted on creating a special scroll for me wishing me good luck in my travels -- my most treasured gift from China.
I took the bullet train from Beijing to Shanghai to try one of the fastest trains on earth. Travelling faster than 300 kilometres an hour, the ride was smooth and pleasant, and the cars were the cleanest and most modern I've experienced. Each seat had access to an electrical outlet, so I whittled away some of the emails that had piled up. A great introduction to modern Shanghai.
From the train station, a cab whisked me to the heart of the city, the intersection of the Bund -- Shanghai's most famous stretch of waterfront by the Huangpu River -- and Nanjing Road.
As I got out of the cab, the super-modern skyline of Pudong was in full view for the first time; it felt as if I had arrived at the future. But as soon as I stepped into the Peace Hotel, the geometric art deco lobby instantly transported me back to the '30s. The former Sassoon House built by Sir Victor Sassoon, the hotel was completely renovated recently to its state when it was the place to be 80 years ago.
While dining at the Dragon Phoenix, the painted ceiling and all the interior details evoked the 1920s. More importantly, the lobster was the best I've had in my life. After dinner, a friend, Helen, invited me for a drink at the cigar room of the bar.
A non-smoker, I risked my health and ventured in.
Her friends, a half-dozen young professionals, were smoking and drinking and in animated conversation. As they discussed search engine optimization and the latest killer apps in the smoke-filled art deco lounge, I was in the past and the future simultaneously.
After an hour of breathing in nicotine, my virgin lungs needed a break. I walked out to the Bund to catch some fresh air.
Some music led me just a block away to the rooftop Bar Rouge. I met several interesting expats from all over the world, including Timea, a choreographer from Hungary, who was exhibiting the sexiest dance moves. With the DJ playing the latest hits, expats and locals mingling and, dancing with the futuristic Oriental Pearl Tower and Pudong skyline in view, I was completely transported back to the future.
The next evening, I visited the legendary Jazz Bar in the hotel and travelled back in time again to the Roaring Twenties.
While trying my best to get lost in some of Shanghai's little streets, I heard the faint sound of crickets in the middle of the day. I followed the chirping to a cricket store! Turns out the Chinese have been keeping crickets as pets since the 12th century. Thousands of crickets, from barely the size of a rice grain to longer than five centimetres, were in tiny boxes with some food and water, and were creating beautiful sounds.
The store was filled with all sorts of cricket paraphernalia, food and intricate handmade cages. Grown men were putting their ears close to the boxes, listening to a few before selecting one.
I love the sound of crickets -- they remind me of peaceful nights out in the country. Toying with the idea of bringing a few home to help me get to sleep and maybe start a new craze back home, I nixed the plan after considering what Canada Customs might think of my new friends.
Walking back through the People's Square, I noticed a few older folks looking intently at hundreds of sheets of paper posted on a wall. As I turned a corner, there were thousands more, on the ground, on umbrellas, hanging on strings.
Thousands of people were looking at them and chatting. It was the weekend Marriage Market. Parents post ads about their kids, with or without their consent, to lure interested partners or their parents. Grandparents and professional matchmakers get in the act, too.
The ads list the basic description, some assets and contact information. For example: Male, born 1985, 1.7 metres tall, has a bachelor's degree from the U.S., good salary over 10,000 RMB a month, has a condo. Some parents have been going every weekend for years to find the perfect mate for a son or daughter. For many in the City of the Future, the centuries-old tradition of matchmaking by parents still trumps match.com, eharmony and Facebook.
I just hope Mom never gets wind of this.
-- Postmedia News
Getting there:
Air Canada flies directly to Shanghai and Beijing from Vancouver. Many other airlines have routes through another city. I'd take the bullet train between the cities any day over flying.
Where to stay:
Fairmont Beijing
A five-minute walk from the Silk Street Market. Guests have free use of new BMW bikes to tour hutongs or other areas of interest with a free app.
Fairmont Peace Hotel
Right in the heart of the Bund. One of the most iconic heritage buildings in the city. Recently restored to its 1930s original art deco interiors.
Manhattan Bund Business Hotel
A few steps from the Peace Hotel, another art deco hotel but more affordable, with modest rooms and amenities.


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A conference titled "The Disasters Darwinism Brought to Humanity and the Solution: Values of the Qur'an" was organized by GMII on December 19th. The ceremony was also attended by the President of GMII, Ramiz Valiyev. Even though it has been scientifically proven that Darwinism is groundless, many academicians, politicians, thinkers are supporting this theory today. According to the news by SIA, the purpose of the conference is to show those who support Darwinism without considering its dark aspects, what they actually support and to tell them the responsibility they carry as long as they do not give importance to the facts. In addition, another purpose is to acknowledge those who do not believe in Darwinism but who do not see Darwinism as a danger for humanity. There is only one way to prevent the oppression, injustice, war, conflict and disasters brought by Darwinism: the moral values of the Qur'an. At the conference, millions of years old fossil records (fossilized remains of living things) which prove the invalidity of the theory of evolution and that living beings have never evolved, were displayed. These fossilized animal and plant remains show that living beings have never evolved and they have stayed as they were created by Allah without any change.


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With all the channels on broadcast TV and cable and the inevitable episode repeats, it's hard to sort out what's new or worthwhile. Let us sort it out for you so you don't miss anything worth watching. Times may vary with region; check your local listings for exact hour and channels. PBS shows have been omitted due to their location-specific programming.
Saturday (April 28)
Trisha's Southern Kitchen: Trisha takes a trip down memory lane as she recreates some of her grandmother's recipes, including chicken and dumplings, deviled eggs, and coconut cake with a coconut-lemon glaze. 10:30 a.m. ET, Food Network
Food for Thought with Claire Thomas: Claire whips up some decadent brunch dishes, from bacon-fried eggs with pancetta to red velvet pancakes. 12:30 p.m. ET, ABC
Kelsey's Essentials: Kelsey is joined by McClure's founder, Bob McClure, for a lesson in DIY pickling. Together they pickle radishes and pork chops, giving Kelsey the inspiration for several recipes using pickled ingredients. 2:30 p.m. ET, Cooking Channel
Sunday (April 29)
Rachael Ray's Week in a Day: This week's overview includes Rachael's recipes for chicken saltimbocca, a paella-inspired casserole, minestrone soup, and Middle Eastern-style roasted chicken. 9 a.m. ET, Food Channel
Guy's Big Bite: This Sunday, Guy's biting into turkey and green chili al forno and a green-goddess salad with shrimp. 10:30 a.m. ET, Food Network
The Best Thing I Ever Made: Alton Brown, Anne Burrell, Melissa d'Arabian and Susan Feniger share the best single pot dish they've ever made. Recipes include a winter vegetable soup, snapper with braised fennel, black pepper clams, and pot roast. 11:30 a.m. ET, Food Network
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Chopped: Chopped judges find themselves on the hot seat this week as they compete in the final qualifying round of the All-Stars finale. Goat brains, berkshire pork, and preserved duck eggs each make an appearance over the course of the competition. 9 p.m. ET, Food Network
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Bring on snow and the Bostonian in me cannot be contained.
If I see a car stuck, I just jump in and start pushing. Despite the Swedish husband's concern that people might get offended, every Swede I have helped has thanked me appreciatively. The day I got stuck in soft, deep snow outside our place at Hornstull I feared I might be there for hours if people were as cautious to assist me as my husband had suggested. Not the case. Within minutes a man asked if he could help. Out in a flash.
Not surprisingly, I have been following the Blizzard Nemo that hit Boston and the northeast last week. I was feeling rather helpless thinking about my mid-octogenerian parents in Watertown. They have adopted that Yankee stalwart independence despite both of them being naturalized citizens (in fairness I think the stubbornness and independence was imported with them, but tis no matter, they fit right in) and had waved me away on each concerned call to confirm that they had a plan in place to get them shoveled out.
-You don't have to worry about us.
-We are all set.
-We will manage.
Did I mention that my father just got his hip replaced less than two months ago and my mother has been playing his nursemaid since the pre-op? And yet she was out there shoveling the day after Nemo stopped dumping snow. But so were her neighbors and my friends who live close by. And I was very grateful.
Today, in an act of repayment in the spirit of paying it forward (because the help my parents got is now being passed along) I took a shovel up to an elderly neighbor's house. The snow accumulation has not been much here in my 'burb of northern Stockholm, but it has been consistent. The plows caught up yesterday and piled up heavy, frozen banks in front of cleared walks and drives. My sweet neighbor clearly just couldn't manage it, and probably like my parents, hadn't turned to neighbors since she figured she could manage climbing over it.
So, I just started clearing (and quietly swearing since it was solid frozen and heavy). She came out a bit surprised to find me there. I assured her that I was happy to do it and I explained about my own parents. With moist eyes she hugged me.
Best thing I could do on the day of love; love my neighbor. And she loved me back.


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If youre on iOS 6.1, and you use a passcode, then you might not really be fully protected by the passcode.
JailbreakNation yesterday posted a guide on how to circumvent the passcode on the lock screen and get into the iOS device's Phone application. The person exploiting the vulnerability will have full access to the Phone application, including contacts, recent calls, voicemail, photos, and more.
According to AllThingsD, Apple Thursday acknowledged the security hole and says that it will be fixed in a future software update. It is not known if the security hole will come as a hot-fix like iOS 6.1.1 on the iPhone 4S, or if the fix will come in the upcoming iOS software update that was once called iOS 6.1.1 beta and will be renamed because of iOS 6.1.1 coming out to the public on the iPhone 4S.
According to the Apple spokeswoman that talked to AllThingsD:
"Apple takes user security very seriously. We are aware of this issue, and will deliver a fix in a future software update."
It isn't known if the upcoming software update will be vulnerable to the evasi0n jailbreak, so if you rely on a jailbreak, you might want to sit tight and just keep your eye on your iPhone the old-fashioned way ultimately, it's up to you to pick between a jailbreak or patching a major security hole.
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2114 - College Physics I - 4 credit
A non-calculus based introduction to some mechanical topics in
physics including vector mathematics, one and two-dimensional
motion, force, energy, momentum, circular motion, rigid bodies,
static equilibrium and wave motion. Problem solving is emphasized.
A laboratory component is included which correlates with the
concepts of College Physics I.
Prerequisite: MATH 1124 or
equivalent. Course rotation: Fall.
2124 - College Physics II - 4 credit
A continuation of College Physics I, including the topics of
electric charge, electric force, electric field, electric
potential, DC circuits, magnetic force, magnetic field,
electromagnetic induction, AC circuits, geometric optics, physical
optics, atomic physics and some special topics. A
laboratory component is included which correlates with the
concepts of College Physics II.
Prerequisite: PHYS 2115. Course
rotation: Spring.
2414 - General Physics I - 4 credit
Presents a calculus-based introduction to topics in
mechanics, including vector mathematics, the kinematics of
motion, force, work and energy, momentum, kinematics and dynamics
of Rotation, static equilibrium, wave motion, and, if time permits,
fluid mechanics. A laboratory component is included.
Prerequisite: MATH 2315. Course
rotation: Spring.
2424 - General Physics II - 4 credit
A continuation of PHYS 2415, this course presents an introduction
to some topics in electromagnetism and optics, including: electric
force; electric field; electric potential; DC circuits; magnetism;
electromagnetic induction; electromagnetic waves; AC circuits;
geometric optics; and physical optics. A laboratory component is
included. Prerequisite: PHYS 2415.
Course rotation: Fall.
2713 - Introduction to Computational Science - 3 credit
Presents an introduction to the theory and application of computer
programming. Basic control structures and object-oriented
constructs are explored. Also listed as CIS 2713 and MATH 2713.
Prerequisite: MATH 1113. Course
rotation: Spring.
3103 - Statics - 3 credit hours
Study of forces on objects at rest. Contents include: a
discussion of vector algebra; a study of force systems; equivalent
force systems; distributed forces; internal forces; principles of
equilibrium; application to trusses, frames, and beams; and
friction. Co-requisite or Prerequisite:
MATH 3314. Prerequisite: PHYS 2415.
Course rotation: Fall.
3614- Thermodynamics - 4 credit hours
Presents a discussion of the fundamental principles and
applications of thermodynamics. A laboratory component is included.
Prerequisite: PHYS 2415. Course
rotation: Spring.
4303 - Engineering Mathematics - 3 credit hours
Provides a rigorous treatment of some applied mathematics
topics that appear in the study of the physical sciences and in
engineering. Specific topics to be discussed are vector analysis,
complex analysis (including complex integration), differential
equations, partial differential equations, Fourier analysis, and
Sturm-Liouville theory. Also listed as MATH 4303.
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More than 50 sophomores returned to campus a day early at Mount
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"Sophomores Survive and Succeed" power sessions included campus
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More than two dozen nursing students and two faculty recently
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At the Mount, 33 percent of freshmen aim for health professions.
The college's nationally accredited four year nursing degree
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learning, Mount Saint Mary College offers centers of excellence:
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and Development, and the Catholic and Dominican Institute.
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perspective and is dedicated to excellence in research and
scholarship in the field of gerontology. Routinely, Mount students
are involved: e.g. through the Aging United student organization.
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able to assess situations utilizing the center's resources and
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The Center for Adolescent Research and Development assists in
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focused on adolescence in the 21st century, engaging students in
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Our Office Plants, Ourselves, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- Coming soon to the two-euro coin: Tove Jansson's face. How can you get one? " 'Some collectors consider it important to obtain the coin from circulation, but it is easier to purchase the special coin in polished proof quality from numismatic shops or the Mint of Finland online shop,' says Mint of Finland CEO Paul Gustafsson."
- Bertrand Russell: bright guy and all, but was his pacifism really so logically rigorous? "The peace agenda of Russell and his followers was always based on the assumption that war is simply a euphemism for the madness of state-sponsored mass murder, and that we could prevent it by standing up for moral and political sanity … But the paths to war are paved not with malice but with righteous self-certainty. People who choose to participate in military action are more likely to be altruists than egotists."
- How should you explain what your novel's about? Not like this: "This was the story of a young guy, from a town, with a family, with a handful of familiar issues, going back to that town."
- The photographer Polly Brown "has spent the past year documenting the plants that bloom in the headquarters of Louis Vuitton, A.T. & T., Nike, Vogue, and even The New Yorker … Brown's idea was to present the office plant as a representation [of] our 'biophilic desires.' "
- In 2002, radio producers interviewed "New Yorkers who were among the last—and in some cases, the very last—to hold jobs in industries that were dying … They came up with seven people—a Brooklyn fisherman, a water-tower builder, a cowbell maker, a knife-and-scissor grinder, a lighthouse keeper, an old-fashioned bra fitter, and a seltzer man." The interviews are now online.


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Mon, 05/18/2015
Terry Anderson and Henry Miller explain why taxing California's organic agricultural production would enable us to get more "crop for the the drop."
Randy Simmons
Tue, 11/18/2014
Allowing price to ration water may be a bitter political pill to swallow, but it makes economic and environmental sense. Writing at The Conversation, Randy Simmons lends insight into California's water crisis.
Gary Libecap,
Thu, 10/23/2014
In the Wall Street Journal, Gary Libecap and Robert Glennon discuss the West's outdated water laws. A policy overhaul, they argue, would allow efficient water markets and reward conservation.
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Despite their ecological and economic importance, Florida's coral reefs are teetering on the verge of collapse. Writing in Sea Technology, Reed Watson explores a market-based restoration plan to save the reefs.
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Stream access is a confusing and controversial topic. PERC has waded into the stream access debate to provide a free market environmentalist perspective.
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In the Supreme Court of the State of MontanaSupreme Court Case No. 12-0312PUBLIC LANDS ACCESS ASSOCIATION, INC., Petitioner/Appellant,v.
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Wed, 01/12/2011
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English (poetry)
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In my english class we have to right poems and this week we are writing spondaic. What are some examples of spondaic poetry? Also what is a foot in poetry?
I'm writing an essay about poetry. My thesis is how literal language used in poetry create more still and concrete image, while poetry that uses figurative language proves more feeling. I just have no idea how to start my introductory paragraph. What do I first say in the ...
can someone help find "The Dying Eagle" by E.J. Pratt for me i need it for my poetry assignment and give me the site address. plz and ty
English Lit
Write a poetry explication that describes aspects that typify the work of a poet in Twentieth-century to contemporary poetry
how to write poetry? I have a poem, but how do i get it on paper, typed? where do i indent, etc.? basically i need info on the format for poetry
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Sra, I want to thank you for all your help on my English poetry. You really are good at poetry. Thank you very much, I really appreciate it:-)LOL
i have to put carl sandburg's poetry definitions in thematic statements telling what poem be? it have to be tagged. Poetry is a projection across silence of cadences arranged to break the silence with definite intentions of echoes, syllables, wavelengths. i not get how to tag ...
i have to write a poem on what i feel poetry is or how i feel about poetry. i don't like to write poetry but i like to read it. what could i compare it to that would make a good poem?
I need help to error free assignment. Sappho born 630 B.C. in Lesbo. She was lyric poet. She wrote poetry that was admired by ancient world. Her poetry work was very personal in nature .She talk about herself, family , daughter and lovers. She also introduces ancient Greece to...
How do you know "Paul Revere's Ride" is narrative poetry? It is a poem has a setting, characters, and conflict. It is prose that has rhyme and rhythm. It is a poem that uses sound devices. It is prose that has a protagonist and antagonist. I think it's A but I don't ...
Can you please check these sentences for me? Thank you very much. 1)Nature is personified. 2)The humans (or people, human beings) don't have time to observe her beauty as cows an sheep do. 3) We don't have time to turn at Beauty's glance and see how her feet can dance. 4) The ...
Which of the following correctly defines blank verse? A. poetry with no structure or rhyme B. a type of long poem often used for plays C. a type of rhymed poetry Shakespeare uses throughout his plays D. unrhymed verse written in iambic pentameter D?
English 10 - Poetry
Poem: Annabel Lee Poet: Edgar Allan Poe What have you learned about the poet that contributes to the type of poetry he writes? Write at a short paragraph including at least one of the following: 1.) Personal Beliefs 2.) Nationality or Ethnicity 3.) Male of Female 4.) Time ...
Which of the following correctly defines blank verse? A. poetry with no structure or rhyme B. a type of long poem often used for plays C. a type of rhymed poetry Shakespeare uses throughout his plays D. unrhymed verse written in iambic pentameter i think it's A
English 2
Need help with this-- 'Now you're going to write a "wisdom" poem. Your poem can contain any kind of wisdom that inspires you-- it could even be humorous. Remember that poetry is communication through imagery, so even if the bit of wisdom you've chosen as your base is familiar ...
can someone please give me good links where i can find poetry to read. i am writing a poem called 'shadows of the past' . and i need to read some good pieces of poetry to get ideas, and ispiration. i don't know what my poem's going to be about, i just know that it has to be a ...
Why does Allen Ginsberg Refer to Walt Whitman as dear father in his poem A Supermarket in California? Answers are He considers Whitman to be a leader in a her native poetry He considers Whitman wisdom as a poet to be similar to that of a wise paternal figure He considers ...
what does the poetry term 'vulgate' mean, I can't find any definition that correlates to poetry
Which is has a more powerful expression when used in poetry.... a simile or a metaphor.... Why?
Language Arts
what is free verse poetry? What are all of the examples of poetry?
what are some similarities and differences between concrete and haiku poetry
Can someone please give me some SIMPLE (easy for me to understand) meanings of the following poetry terms? because I am quite confused with the terms...especially alliteration, assonance,consonance, and rhyme. How can I identify them? 1. Poetry 2. Alliteration 3. Assonance 4. ...
What form of poetry are Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken," and "Saturday Night" by Alden Nowlan? Thanks!
English Poetry
Could someone please explain Charlotte Smith poem "on being cautioned against walking on a headland overlooking the sea" ? or can you tell me where I can get explanations to poetry which I find very difficult to understand. thanks I don't know this poem and cannot find it ...
what form of poetry is an immortality by ezra pound? and are there any poetic devices throgh out the poem? thankss!
English, pls help ASAP!!
MY answers are below the poems, pls check them for me!!!! Match the category of poetry with the except or poem A. Poetry of place B. Poetry of spirit C. Poetry of nature D. Poetry of family think it is (in order): Poetry of Nature, Poetry of Place, Poetry of Spirit, and Poetry...
poetry for english
i need to write three more poems for english about child abuse using onomatopoeia, personification, voice, and alliteration
Can you tell me one word that would sum up or define the following phrase...."flows easily" ....in relation to poetry....
What is poetry?
What is poetry?
English 10 A
Match the letter with the number. A. Early American and Colonial Literature B. American Romanticism C. Transcendentalism D. Realism E. Regionalism 10. Phillis Wheatley's Poetry 11. Mark Twain's "The Celebrated jumping frog of calaveras county" 12. Walt Whitman's poetry 13. ...
what free web sites can I search for poetry regarding "mexican crossing the boarder and their hardships that go with it? I am in the 4th grade and need this for school.. thank you
English (Check)
Indicate which aspects of the Puritan Plain Style (short words, direct statements, and references to ordinary, everyday objects) are displayed by each poetry excerpt. 1. If ever two were one, then surely we. If ever man were lov'd by wife, then thee. A: Short words and direct ...
How do you write a List Poetry poem?
As we find with most songs in poetry
As we find with most songs, in poetry
I am learning about poetry (meter, verse, and foot). I need a website with audio that can allow me to hear the pronunciations of the syllables if stressed or unstressed. Please help me thank you.
no one is replying to my post on editing my sonnet. please i need help, it's due tommorow. The subject is also poetry and its a few posts below thanks -mysterychicken
Hi- I'm working on Jabberwocky
I have three very last sentences I'd like you to check. Thank you. 1)You limited yourself to reporting what was on the photocopy without revising (rewording) any single sentence. Furthermore, instead of joining your ideas (with)using appropriate linkers such as in the first ...
a definition of formal poetry is verse that http://www.answers.com/poetry I think you're after definition #3 here. Then look up "meter" and "verse" -- http://www.answers.com/topic/meter-poetry http://www.answers.com/topic/verse =) Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help ...
What is the difference between poems and poetry?
What is prose paraphrase, and how do you do it to a poem?
Free verse is poetry that has no rhythm true?
Poetry that is not artistic in form or meaning is didactic.
what is a direct performative aspect? (as in poetry or drama)
how do i write a rap about school??
Can somebody list some poems that is considered as a "Poetry Survivor" (a best poem that relates to the TV show "Survivor"
In "There is no frigate like a book," the lines "Nor any coursers like a page/of prancing poetry" use meter to show
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Writeacher, you are the only Jiskha tutor I see on here right now, which can help me with my English. Can you please have a look at my previous English-Poetry post. Thank you very much in return:-)
i need help with soccer poetry
Explain why rhythm and rhyme are used in epic poetry.
what is a good haiku poem on the school cafeteria?
why do poets use diction? Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. For an excellent definition of "diction" try this site: http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/Virtualit/poetry/diction_def.html
Thematic poetry
Which definition below best describes the definition of theme within poetry?
I forgot to include the following sentences. When I describe Wordsworth' conception of poetry, shall I use the present or the past? 1) Wordsworth believed poetry should deal with everyday situations or incidents and with ordinary people living in the countryside. 2) He ...
places in his life conflicts in his life men in his life can it be his father? people he worked with etc mistakes he made victories he celebrated having kids publishing his poetry/plays elizabethan cultures and traditions that influenced his life and carreer controversies in ...
Which one of the following is NOT necessarily an element of good poetry? A. Unique diction b. carefully selevted words c. Rhyming words d. Meaningful content. I chose c is this right?
What definable elements make a poem categorized as Victorian Poetry?
What is the epigrammatical style in poetry? And what could be the examples of it in the work of Emily Dickinson?
True/False Drunkards and prostitutes inspired Whitman's poetry.
What aspects of Langston Hughes's poetry did people not like in general?
American Literature
Would you describe Langston Hughes's poetry as modernist in its themes, use of images, and style? Refer to specific examples from Hughes's poetry to support your answer.
English - Poetry
I'm doing a Tritina style poem for my English class and I'm doing the envoy now but I'm not sure how I could use the 3 words: twinkle/twinkling, rosy, and sleepy. And it has to relate to babies and the bond between them and their mothers and emotional stuff like that. Lol. ...
Hi all english teachers, Could you please help me with my english essay. I have to write a 600-800 word reflection outlining the poems that I learned in the unit which are ("The call" by Jessie Pope, "The send off" by wilfred Owen, "I was only 19" by John Schumann and most ...
"Sonnet 30" p. 960 Author: William Shakespeare. Type of Poem: Sonnet. Poetry/Literary Terms: Theme/Meaning: "Casey at the Bat" p.42 Author: Ernest Lawrence Thayer Type of Poem: ______________________ Poetry/Literary Terms: Theme/Meaning: "The Raven" p. 940 Author: ...
How can I determine the meter and rhythm of a poem? How do I know if a syllable is stressed or unstressed?
Find three examples from his poetry of Taylor's adherence to Puritan beliefs.
Find three examples from her poetry of Bradstreet's adherence to Puritan beliefs.
english (poetry)
i have to write an acrostic poem on the word black...help me please and thank you.
based on his poetry, what can you infer about whitman's attitude toward nature?
how is the more direct performative aspect of drama and/or poetry reflected in these forms
Why was poetry anthology named after O'Hara's poem "Sleeping On The Wing"
Whitman's poetry reflects a romantic view of nature. A.True B. False
What attitudes toward Catholicism, the religion Donne abandoned, are apparent in his poetry?
How is the more direct performative aspect of drama and/or poetry reflected in these forms?
What is a key characteristic of a refrain in poetry? imagery alliteration repetition rhyme***
The speaker of "The World Is Too Much With Us" is a materialist at heart. in that poem would the correct answer be false. This will give you a really good summary. http://www.sparknotes.com/poetry/wordsworth/section4.rhtml Yes, I agree with your "false"
what is a good song for remembering poetry terms. I memorize lyrics really well.Please help ;-)
English !!!
In poetry, stanzas are which of the following? A. sensory images B. lyrics C. metaphors D. groups of lines Maybe A??
Whitman, Bradstreet, and Wheatley included sensory details in their poetry. True/False
What can you infer about the poet's attitude about humanity from these lines in "Song of Myself"? These are really the thoughts of all men in all ages and lands, they are not original with me, / If they are not yours as much as mine they are nothing, or next to nothing...
Read the dialogue. Then rewrite the dialogue on the lines. Add quotation marks and other punctuation and begin new paragraphs where needed Narrative poems are another kind of poetry said Brittany. Narrative poems are my favorite kind of poetry.Dave asked What is narrative ...
Which of these best characterizes the difference between meter and diction in poetry? A.Meter is the rhythmical cadence and diction is the use of language. B.Meter is the pattern of end sounds and diction is the pattern of beginning sounds. C.Meter appeals to the senses and ...
do you know any bird poems that have alliteration, personification, imagery, hyperbole, and onomatopoeia?? please help!!!!
english; poetry
i need a poem to compare with emily dickinson's "Hope is the Thing With Feathers' - any ideas? :D
english, poetry meanings
using "a,b,c,d,e,f,g" notation, explain the ryme schem of "let me not to the marriage of true minds.
Give two examples of each of the following elements of poetry from the poems you have read in Units 4, 5, and 6
English 1
give two examples of each of the following elements of poetry from the poems you have read in units 4,5,6
english and please help doing he quiz now
what form of poetry are the poems shaped to look like their subject?
I left out the following questions. Could you please check them? 1)In the English section of your dissertation you focused on Emily Dickinson whose unsatisfied hunger (starvation) seems to be above all an emotional one. 2)How did her own life influence her poetic universe? Is ...
I have a few doubts regarding the following questions. Can you help me, please? 1)Provide a definition of "poetry" including its most important elements. 2)Briefly refer to the description of the mirror as provided by Sylvia Plath in her poem "Mirror"? What does the mirror ...
Poetry is the journal of a sea animal living on land, wanting to fly the air. i not understand what he mean
Edgar Allen Poe. What have you learned about the poet that contributes to the type of poetry he writes?
Two types of biographies are: a. Formate and genre b. Poetry and prose. c. Fiction and nonfiction. d authentic and fictionalized
Which of these phrases best decribes rhythm? A.repeated sounds across lines of poetry B. a poem's cadence, pace, or ongoing momentum C.a collection of lines in a poem D.the regular or irregular rhyme scheme in a poem The book section we read today disn't define the word well, ...
what is one positive message in the poem "Poetry" by Marianne Moore.. in the begginning of the poem the she says that she "dislikes it", and that there is more importants things. but later she admits that she is interested in poetry. so what would be the message?
PART A: What is Asimov's main idea in this essay? (Science an the sense of wonder) A- space is best appreciated through poetry B- poetry and science can work together****** C- the universe is more than beauty D- scientific knowledge is always advancing Help please!
what can i write a rap about??? its for poetry for homework
How many stressed syllables are in this li ne of poetry?? They glided here, they glided there


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Social-work student Graduate Student of the Year
University of South Carolina graduate student and former Peace Corps volunteer Rebecca Holderman has been named Graduate Student of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers, South Carolina chapter.
Rebecca Holderman
Set to graduate in May with a master of social work (MSW) degree, Holderman has committed herself to community and volunteer activities for years.
"Social justice is one of my passions," said Holderman, who is from Chehalis, Wash.
She is an interpreter in the Center for Child and Family Studies' HABLA Project, the telephonic interpretation service for state agencies. She also interns in the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs.
Holderman is the president of the Black Social Work Student Association and a member of the Social Work Student Association and Phi Alpha, the social-work honor society. She also writes a social-work blog (http://www.cosw.sc.edu/blogs/).
After earning an undergraduate degree in social work at Eastern Washington University, Holderman spent two years with the Peace Corps in St. Kitts in the Eastern Caribbean, where she worked with youth in afterschool, empowerment and AIDS education programs.
The Graduate Student of the Year Award is one of only four awards given each year by NASW-SC. The other awards recognize an undergraduate student, a social worker and a citizen who exemplify the values and interests of social work.


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Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call sheriff's Sgt. Sandra Nava at 323-574-4915 or Sgt. Donald Walls at 323-574-4216.
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The graph is of the Beveridge curve, which represents the relationship between vacancies and unemployment.
"But there is nothing the matter with me," Mr. Beveridge had urged.
"Mr. Beveridge amuses me—distinctly amuses me," she retorted.
"You will certainly have to cut off our rations a bit, Mr. Beveridge," Will Martyn said one day as they finished dinner.
Young Mr. Beveridge is coming, but we want a couple more hands.
Mr. Beveridge and Horace walked about for some time, and then returned on board.
"I think that will be a very good plan," Mr. Beveridge agreed.
"I have every hope that the treaty will be respected," Mr. Beveridge wrote.
Maybe you are right, Mr. Beveridge, though I did not look at it in that light before.
Mr. Beveridge, sanctioned in his courtship by Julius Marston, was not especially worried by any inferences from that soft glance.