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read more recent story comments Reader commentsinfidel Sunday, October 14, 2012: 1:07 am More from infidel | I already know I dislike Pence so I'm more or less decided on the the Governor's race, but is there any particular reason to go back and watch the debate? Did anyone talk about education? |
IndyArmyVet Sunday, October 14, 2012: 2:10 pm More from IndyArmyVet | what would they talk about? You can throw billions at education and it won't change a thing. Funny how no one can explain why private, charter and home schooling produce better results than public schools. 20/20 had a good story awhile back. |
IndyArmyVet Sunday, October 14, 2012: 2:25 pm More from IndyArmyVet | Sad... Florida Passes Plan For Racially-Based Academic Goals |
infidel Sunday, October 14, 2012: 3:51 pm More from infidel |
That's horrifying. Also, c'mon. Private, charter, and home schooled kids usually have a lot more parental involvement making their kids do their homework, disciplining them for not working to their potential, and pushing them to go on to college. Those kinds of schools also have a lot less regulations and paperwork bearing down on the teacher's freedom to experiment and adapt to individual students. Public schools must take every student and accommodate learning disabilities, behavioral problems, average kids, and advanced kids all in the same classroom. I think that some activists on the Right want to end public education, not improve it. At the least, they want to break the Teacher's Unions for primarily partisan/ideological reasons, not because they want to improve public schools. |
IndyArmyVet Sunday, October 14, 2012: 5:29 pm More from IndyArmyVet | They also pay their teachers based on their performance. They also only have to teach kids in ONE language They also don't have to cater to school sports programs. Funny how you guys are so hardcore on education, but your teacher's unions have been running the schools for quite some time and scores are getting lower and kids are getting dumber. We spend more on education than anyone else in the world with terrible results. |
cole1 Sunday, October 14, 2012: 6:24 pm More from cole1 | Infidel: they want to break the Teacher's Unions for primarily partisan/ideological reasons, not because they want to improve public schools. Really? I don't think so. I believe the vast majority of taxpayers simply want more return for such a large investment. |
infidel Sunday, October 14, 2012: 7:00 pm More from infidel |
I'd say you're right about the vast majority of taxpayers. What I'm saying is that there is a minority of Right Wing activists who are ideologically opposed to the whole idea of tax payer funded public education and labor unions altogether. These right wing activist will pull any partisan trick available under any guise possible to incrementally weaken public education and unions to the point where they can be wiped out. Do you believe in tax payer funded public education for all children? Do you believe teachers should be allowed to form a union? |
IndyArmyVet Sunday, October 14, 2012: 7:51 pm More from IndyArmyVet | no, public servants should not be unionized, as they elect their bosses who, in turn, keep giving them pay raises and increasing benefits with nothing to show in return. You want to blame "right wing activists" while providing a substandard service. With the money we are spending, we can hire and keep the BEST teachers instead of paying to keep the crappy ones in the system, waiting to retire with full perks and benefits. It'd be one thing if kids scores were skyrocketing, but they aren't, the are plummeting. The system is not working and throwing even MORE money isn't going to fix the problem. |
cole1 Sunday, October 14, 2012: 8:01 pm More from cole1 | Infidel, the one thing Romney and Obama seem to agree on is the education system needs an overhaul. I don't believe the history of government employee unions is particularly a good one. Ideally, I'd prefer more local control of the education system with a merit system for teachers. Would it be imperfect? Yes. But what system is not? We do have some excellent educators here, and they should be rewarded. |
infidel Sunday, October 14, 2012: 8:48 pm More from infidel | @ cole1 and IndyArmyVet: just to be clear, I'm for revolutionary changes to education. I'm more than willing to change the terms of the teacher's contract where it'll help. I just don't think they're the worst thing about the public education system and I don't think eliminating teacher's unions are some kind of silver bullet solution. Remember that some local teacher's unions around have supported the move to charter school innovation and performance bonuses for excellent teachers and some Democrats, including the President and his Education Secretary have even championed these moves. IndyArmyVet was probably just being rhetorical but he threw down the challenge to explain why public schools do worse than home schooling, charter, and private schools. I suggested a few reasons which I think help explain it. I'm not excluding the idea that calcified teacher's contracts might be part of the problem in some cases. I also don't think you can separate the problems in public education from the social problems that came with the increase in the single parent households and the economic changes that came with the globalization of industry. You can't skate through school with C's and D's, quit high school, and then expect to get a decent job anymore. Hard to get help with your homework (or whipped for not doing it) if mom's working two part-time service industry jobs and daddy can barely be coerced to send child support payments half the time, let alone show up as a father. |
Elvis_Fudd Sunday, October 14, 2012: 11:10 pm More from Elvis_Fudd | Excuse me....but statistically, but charter school students don't do better on average on standardized testing, but instead don't do as well. That's one of the talking points so often repeated by the anti-public school people that it's just accepted And oh those bad, bad, uncaring teachers...kept in the classroom only by their greedy unions... It must be nice to be a right-wing conservative these days, and know that every complicated problem can be blamed on one simple reason. |
Elvis_Fudd Monday, October 15, 2012: 12:33 am More from Elvis_Fudd | Sorry, but before the contradictory links start rolling in, I should say that since most of our conversations are about BNL and MHS, those were the test scores I was referencing. As I understand it, elementary students in charter schools do better on average. |
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And what about the most popular thing to do? That obviously depends who you ask - the statistics are hard to interpret. Bathing and beach life are important for families with children. Sailing and boating life are, of course, most popular in the summer.
This year's Met-season with digital opera performances from the Metropolitan in New York starts with Donizetti's opera Maria Stuarda. The performances at Mariehamn Town Hall start with a 30-minute introduction and the opera bar is opened one hour before the performance. Now you can combine a weekend in Mariehamn with opera of the highest calibre.
The snowy winters in recent years have made Åland a paradise for cross-country skiers. Elite skier Lennart Holmström guides you round the best trails. "Åland is a real gem when it comes to cross-country skiing. You get both easy and difficult ski trails, all in a naturally beautiful environment."
Germundö – Åland's biggest ski slope, is located in Saltvik, about 30 kilometres from Mariehamn. There is a lift, a cafe and two ski runs that are excellent for skiing, snowboarding and pulka.
Would you like to try out an activity that is really different, one where it's all about working together? A new curling centre is opening in Eckerö in Åland in spring/summer 2013. "It's an excellent way for companies, groups of friends and school classes to build up a proper team spirit. And for professional curlers it's an excellent training rink," says Mari Wickström at Åland's curling centre "Vianor curlingcenter".
"A traditional Christmas buffet with an archipelago twist." That sums up the Åland Christmas buffet, which draws inspiration from both Sweden and Finland. But smoked perch, pine tar marinated herring and shoemaker's salmon (salted and pickled in brine or vinegar) are Åland dishes that give the Christmas buffet extra spice.
Celebrate Christmas twice this year. In Åland Lillajul ("Little Christmas") is celebrated on the Saturday before the first day of Advent. Lillajul is an old Åland tradition that is celebrated with a small Christmas tree, some good food and little presents for the children. For many Ålander families the celebrations include a visit to the Lillajulmarknaden ("Little Christmas" market) at Jan Karlsgården.
Åland must become more accessible to people with disability. This is what Åland's tourist trade has decided. A campsite that has come a long way with work towards this goal is Sandösunds Camping. "We want people to be able to stay here in comfort and at the same time have an active holiday, irrespective of whether or not they are wheelchair users," says Olof Salmi, owner of Sandösunds Camping.
Åland is a fabulous island to discover on foot. There are close to 30 different nature trails and long-distance footpaths around Åland, all with varying natural surroundings and of different length and degree of difficulty. The Prästö nature trail is one of the more popular ones. In addition to a beautiful natural landscape you also get to experience a large helping of Åland history.


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Vatican star watcher says aliens may be out there
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The Catholic Church's top astronomer has said there is no contradiction between the one true faith and believing in aliens.
The statement will surely spark speculation that the Church knows more than it's letting on and is preparing the world for some pretty big revelations, or at least laying the groundwork for mass conversions of extra-terrestrials once we've tracked them down.
José Gabriel Funes, the director of the Vatican Observatory, admitted the possibility of extra-terrestrial life in an interview with the Papacy's inhouse daily L'Osservatore Romano, titled "The Alien is my Brother".
The paper quoted him saying: "It is possible, even if until now, we have no proof. But certainly in such a big universe this hypothesis cannot be excluded."
"This is not in contradiction with our faith, because we cannot establish limits to God's creative freedom," Funes continued. "To say it with St Francis, if we can consider some earthly creatures as 'brothers' or 'sisters', why could we not speak of a 'brother alien'? He would also belong to the creation."
Funes even suggested that alien beings might be free of some of the earthly burdens that drag down we poor benighted humans. Not gravity, carnal pleasures or mortgages, of course, but good old original sin. "In that way, assuming that there would be other intelligent beings, we could not say that they need redemption. They could have remained in full friendship with the Creator."
But if aliens were sinners – and let's face it, supposed visitors to this planet have pulled some pretty heinous stunts on earthly beings, from humans to cattle – Funes said they "in some way, would have the chance to enjoy God's mercy, just as it has happened with us human beings".
Thought-provoking stuff. Just as interesting will be the reaction of the Vatican proper to Funes' comments. Popes have had a turbulent relationship with astronomers in the past. While John Paul II had a pretty indulgent attitude towards the Vatican observatory and science in general, the current incumbent on the throne of St Peter is thought to have a more reactionary attitude towards science and the like, to the extent of voicing support for intelligent design.
Whatever the current regime's attitude towards astronomy, Funes mounted a solid defence of his discipline, telling the paper: "Astronomy has a profound human value. It is a science that opens the heart and the mind. It helps us to put our lives, our hopes, our problems in the right perspective." ®
Alien Hand Syndrome
'Colgar El Sambenito' ('Wear the sambenito!') Catholics, and you can buy them from me this time, same catchy designs, same fun colours... you've owed me MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN for millennia.
You lot are so up in my grille right now I have lockjaw-I told you about the night visions of the terrible ten horned beast with metal teeth that was diverse from all the beasts that were before it. Thought you liked it all poetic rather than in acronyms like UFO; pithy book it would've been otherwise. Nor was it predilection for tautology with the constant references to fiery flames/burning fire/ burning flame...will stick to cold fusion in the rewrite. And clearest message of all is that I was then and am now a cat person, hence lions respec. Listened to that one and you could've spared yourselves a plague or two...
Mine's the scarlet one with a chain of gold PUT about the neck...
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"But this is as unacceptable as to claim that one of an infinite number of monkeys typed the works of Shakespeare."
But one actually did. He's known as William Shakespeare. And the actual number of monkeys, even if huge, is finite.
And I don't think most modern Catholics would bother much at being assimilated to monkeys. OT is not really important for Catholics, at least for the most part. The Genesis is (by doctrine) not to be held as literal but metaphorical, evolution and the Pope are in agreement, creation happened (maybe) with the Big Bang for them. Moral relativism was invented by Jesuits ("casuistic", they call it).
In brief, Catholics are not hardcore Protestants.
"A=Without and Theos=belief."
Theos = God. <rolleyes>
"Agnosticism means without knowledge. This means, almost literally, "I don't know.""
But what if I am sure that Yaveh is false and have doubts about, say, Shiva? Am I a then Yavistic-atheist and Shaivite-agnostic?
"Only you can save Mankind"
Ever wondered what the SqueeWee word for SqueeWee is?
To paraphrase Doug "GT:Ground Forces" Berry, bags me gets 'Quisling Traitor in charge of England'...!


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CUMBERLAND — Students and faculty were briefly evacuated at Braddock Middle School on Thursday when a microwave oven reportedly created smoke in the Holland Street building, according to the Allegany County 911 Center.
Cumberland Fire Department responded to the incident at 9:39 a.m. and was able to clear the situation for students and staff to return to the classrooms and offices.
Firefighters returned to the central station before 10 a.m., according to a 911 dispatcher.
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Four people were injured with one taken to the Altoona Regional Hospital after a Dodge Viper traveling at a high rate of speed collided with a Chevrolet Silverado on state Route 36 Friday evening, according to the Pennsylvania State Police.
Second call prompts arrest - 05/25
A theft complaint Thursday afternoon at a Fourth Street residence followed by a second complaint there a short time later led to a city man's arrest.
Men charged with breaking, entering - 05/25
Multiple counts of breaking and entering and theft were filed against two city men in connection with alleged theft of various items from a city woman.
Women charged in assault complaint - 05/25
An assault complaint in the 500 block of Baltimore Avenue led to the arrest of two city women Friday.
Frostburg rollover crash injures two - 05/24
Two people were injured on Interstate 68 when a vehicle traveled out of control and overturned several times, according to the Allegany County 911 center.
NewPage workers taken to hospitals - 05/24
Four people were taken from the NewPage Luke Converting Facility to hospitals following reports of an "unusual odor" at that location early Thursday, according to the Allegany County 911 center.
Two arrested in Garrett drug raid - 05/24
Two Loch Lynn residents were arrested last week when drug investigators raided their residence in the 200 block of Lothian Street in Loch Lynn, according to the Garrett County Sheriff's Office.
City domestic call prompts two arrests - 05/23
A domestic call early Wednesday at a residence in the 200 block of North Centre Street resulted in the arrest of two people, Cumberland Police said.
Keyser man charged in domestic incident - 05/23
Alleged domestic assault of a Keyser woman led to the arrest of a 35-year-old Keyser man, according to Keyser Police.
Garrett company's truck damaged by accidental fire - 05/23
A 2000 model Mack dump truck of the Foote Excavating company was damaged by an accidental fire Tuesday in the 1800 block of Bumblebee Road, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office.
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At the recent Monorex 7th anniversary party I was lucky enough to be introduced to this:
Cake on a stick! Ah, Man , it was a dream come true for a sweet-toothed fiend like me, and I can confirm…
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I sense kids parties everywhere are about to be graced with the new lick so get in there first by visiting www.bigmamascakepops.blogspot.com and tell 'em we sent you!
Shoeture.. in store!
So we've pondered, considered, mulled, discussed, ummed, ahhhed and deliberated and have finally settled on an outlet you can grab our gear!
This (admittedly rather blurry) image is of the new branch of East London's favourite trainer store, Kazmattazz. A range of Shoeture accessories will be available later this month, and you MAY even get a discount if you say, 'Mantis sent me'.
Be sure to stop in at Kazmattazz,198 Brick Lane, E1 6SA or stay tuned to our Tweeterfeed for updates on when the metal drops this September )
Don't watch that!
Gatecrashing people's Facebook pages is neither big nor clever, but when we discovered that Jupiterkidz / Stah Talent were holding an event at G-Shock East, we figured we should roll down.
A number of up-and-coming talent was given the opportunity to showcase their skills before their peers and supporters in what was surely the first of many events
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Office of the Dean of Students
Student Services and Policies
The Office of the Dean of Students is committed to assisting and advocating for the needs of our students. Some of our most requested information and services are listed below, including:
- Emergency Loan Program
- Hospitalization / Family Emergency Notification
- Dean's Certifications for Graduate School and Transfer Applications
- Event Registration
- Social Networking Sites
- University Intercessors
- Various other University and College policies
We encourage you to contact our office if you have any questions about student life or services, and if needed we can refer you to the appropriate offices for the requested service.
Emergency Loan Program
The Office of the Dean of Students administers an Emergency Loan Program, which provides assistance to students for unexpected expenses. Undergraduate students may borrow up to $150, and graduate students may borrow up to $300. The loan is immediately placed on the student's term bill. Unless under certain circumstances, the loan cannot be used to pay off other University debts.
To receive a loan, come to the Office of the Dean of Students in 510 Wilson Commons between 10am and 2pm. You will be asked to complete a very brief loan application. You must have your student ID with you, and you must be enrolled for the current semester. Other restrictions and Bursar's regulations may apply.
Hospitalization / Family Emergency Notification
The Office of the Dean of Students, along with the Center for Advising Services, will assist with notification to professors of student hospitalization or family emergencies that require a long absence from academic work. Should the situation arise, students or parents/guardians may contact our office at 275-4085. We also encourage students to, if possible, contact their faculty members and advisors as well.
Dean's Certification for Graduate School and Transfer Applications
When transferring to another school, or continuing onto graduate studies, many program applications have a section that requests a Dean's Certification and/or a Disciplinary Clearance. In coordination with the Center for Advising Services, our office will complete and mail out the form for you. You may drop off the form, along with an addressed and stamped envelope for each school, to:
Office of the Dean of Students
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Please allow 5-7 days for processing, and make sure the sections you are to fill out are complete on the application form.
Standing Committee on Alcohol Policy and Education
The Standing Committee on Alcohol Policy and Education was created in the Spring 2009 semester to help ensure that U of R polices and educational programs related to alcohol are appropriate and effective in reducing the harms associated with alcohol use on our campus. The SCAPE is charged with the following:
- Reviewing the U of R's alcohol policies.
- Evaluating whether our enforcement of those policies is effective in reducing the harms associated with alcohol use.
- Assessing our current alcohol education programs and determining whether additional alcohol education strategies should be implemented.
The committee is comprised of students, faculty and staff and meets regularly throughout the academic year.
SCAPE meeting minutes:
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Event Registration
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Social Networking Sites
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Social networking sites present unique circumstances for their users, but do not necessitate a deviation from the policies and practices that guide the University community's use of the Internet. Students are advised to be aware that the information they post on these sites may be seen by their relatives, their faculty, their future employers, etc. Just as the University does not monitor students' postings for content, it makes no effort and, in fact, can make no effort to control access to any student's information or postings on social networking sites.
University Intercessors
The Provost appoints members of the faculty and staff to serve as University Intercessors. The role of the Intercessors is to investigate and respond to questions and concerns about issues of harassment and discrimination expressed by any member of the University community. Intercessors work with faculty, staff, and students and their school or department to suggest outcomes and resolutions that adhere to established University policies and procedures, as well as state and federal law. Intercessors serve as a resource to the University to provide guidance and education on University policy related to harassment and discrimination.
Other University and College Policies
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Companies don't need a great leader!
Companies don't need a great leader! from Mary Mershein
Great leaders maximize their own personal goals.
There is nothing wrong with this. However, if the goals of these leaders are not in line with the goals of their company, these great leaders become bad for their company.
Consider the British newspaper "News of the World" established in 1843. It was the biggest selling English newspaper in the world with a circulation of over 8 million at its peak compared to the Wall Street Journal which had a peak circulation of just over 2 million.
In 2007 the editor of News of the World, Clive Goodman, admitted to publishing articles obtained by phone hacking and went to jail. In 2011 the newspaper paid fines to the victims and shut down. The parent company News Corp. made 20% return on investment in 2011. The executives, including CEO Rupert Murdoch, profited while the newspaper was destroyed.
So how does an organization ensure management and the company both want the same thing?
The answer is communication. Rupert Murdoch and the other executives at News Corp. testified before a parliamentary select committee in November 2011 that they were unaware of any wrongdoings.
The higher up a manager is in the organization, the less connection there is with staff. Once you reach the Executive and Board level decision makers receive almost all of their information funneled through a few individuals. Sometimes they employ analyses which cannot show the entire picture of what is truly going on. This is how situations are created where those in charge benefit from the demise of the company.
However, when people talk to people, face-to-face, on a regular basis it is much harder to disguise the truth. There are no numbers to manipulate. There are no one-sided stories. Any deviations between what the company wants and what the individual wants become evident and can be corrected before harm is done.
Companies don't need a great leader. Great leaders are individuals working towards their own goals.
Companies need fraternities. These fraternities are groups of leaders all working together for a common cause.
And the next time you attend a leadership training course, don't go alone! Take the Board of Directors and the CEO with you.
Mary Mershein is a Chartered Accountant with a master's degree in management who believes common sense is our greatest financial analysis. Additional common sense can be found at www.moosemoney.wordpress.com.


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100% of customers would recommend this product to a friend (39 out of 39)
Involvement Level: Expert (understands the inner workings)
Pros: Machining is nice and setting it up was easy. The scope does 'look' flimsy at first, but it nicely build. Will know more after using it for a while.
Cons: None, but the should offer this with mounts.
Other: You can't go wrong with this one!
Involvement Level: Expert (understands the inner workings)
Pros: 1) Value - obviously. A (near) identical unit sells for 120GBP in the UK! 2) Does what it says, a good zoom, illuminated reticle in either of both red and green. 3) Solidly made, metal (not plastic) mist-proof. 4) Despite what the product description said, mine came with mounts! 5) Nice finger grip click stop zeroing dials, under protective screw off covers.
Cons: 1) Minor imperfection in the reticle
2) Slightly stiff to change zoom, though that will loosen with use
3) The included lens covers are intended to be viewed through, but add a slight haze and are a little plasticky
4) Not much difference between the illuminated reticle brightness settings, and personally I'd prefer a dimmer setting than that supplied.
Other: Am I pleased with my buy? You bet!
How can you go wrong when you get a product of "western" quality at that price.
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Pros: For the price you are paying, the optics are great. It is equivalent to entry level bushnells and simmons and similar scopes. That's not entirely unexpected, since they were probably made in the same factory, to similar specifications. Durable enough to last about 300-400 shots on an air rifle, which surprised me since it wasn't rated for airguns.
Cons: Adjustment knobs feel a bit soft and may loosen over time.
Illumination is nearly useless. Like other cheap scopes, it lights up to whole reticle.
It's too bright, you will lose your night vision and can't see the target.
Other: Good scope, if you're thinking of getting an entry level branded scope, get this one instead.
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Pros: Not bad quality. It features a genuine mildot recicle, which can be illuminated in green or red color.
Cons: Although in the pics appears to be a bushnell, it is a fake.
Other: The possible illumination in green or red color is great. In day conditions the must is the green. In night better red, it does not destroy your night vision.
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Pros: Excellent quality for the price. Feels great in your air rifle, good weight, solid construction and dials. Once calibrated, (be patience!) excellent accuracy. Illuminated reticle works and in red color you can use it in low light. Green is better suited for daylight shadows.
Cons: The included mounts (yes, mounts are included) where to big for my air rifle and probably for most air and bb rifles. You'll need to get mounts from your local gun store to get a fit. Lens caps are not so great and feel cheap but are clear and you can use the rifle without removing them.
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Shot sub MOA groupings when I was sighting it in also.
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Pros: Good price it would cost 4 times this in Canada, Excellent build quality, laser light included.
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A good scope for air rifles or spotting.
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Cons: Scope mounts are for large caliber rifles. Should supply mounts for small caliber rifles instead.
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Pros: -Cheap!!! Like many people have said, this kind of scope would normally cost over $100.
-Red and green illuminated reticle is nice if you're shooting in low light.
-3-9x zoom is nice for shooting at varying ranges.
-Has Bushnell markings. Don't know if this is a genuine Bushnell scope or a Chinese copy, but it looks legit and works great, so it doesn't really matter.
-Weaver-style rings are solid, and the scope keeps its zero no problem.
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-Lens caps are connected by an elastic, and are annoying to take on and off if you're in the bush. Flip-up ones would be nicer, but it's no big deal.
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Pros: Well, no matter is it real Bushnell or copy, build quality is good, all works fine and smooth, clicks are audible and image is clear.
+ Bushnell box and user guide
+ No parallax adjustment, good for fast shooting without preparig (allways ready)
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+ Secured resettable turrets under cups, avoid turning by occasion(looks waterproof anyway)
+ Red and green illumination
Cons: No special cons, only those based on price range: this is cheap scope, isnt it?
- no parallax adjustment means some kind of parallax errors in shooting and this scope definetly not meant for precise shooting
- Cheap pointless lens caps
- Unusable cleaning cloth
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Alabama 41, Michigan 14 (final): Your mega guide to the Michigan vs. Alabama Cowboys Classic
Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.com
ALABAMA 41, MICHIGAN 14: Horrendous first half stops Michigan football team in 41-14 loss to No. 2 Alabama
LIVE COVERAGE: Check out live updating game story on the Michigan football home page beginning at 7:30 p.m., and follow beat writers Kyle Meinke (@kmeinke) and Nick Baumgardner (@nickbaumgardner) on Twitter for live updates during the game.
WHO: No. 8 Michigan vs. No. 2 Alabama
WHERE: Cowboy Stadium, Arlington, Texas.
WHEN: 8 p.m.
ODDS: Alabama is favored by 13.5, according to sportsbook.com.
SERIES RECORD: Michigan leads 2-1.
LAST MEETING: Michigan won, 35-34 (OT), in the 2000 Orange Bowl on Jan. 1, 2000 in Miami. (Recap)
WEATHER: Temperatures expected to be in mid-90s at kickoff with 35 percent humidity and zero percent chance of precipitation. Cowboys Stadium has a retractable roof. (Forecast)
BROADCAST INFORMATION: TV: ABC; Radio: Michigan Sports Network (local affiliates).
AnnArbor.com coverage: Two of the most storied programs in college football, Michigan and Alabama, meet on Saturday for just the fourth time ever and the first time ever in a regular season game. With the game at Cowboy Stadium, no team has home field advantage, but the programs are accustomed to playing on neutral sites. All three of the teams' previous meetings have been in bowl games. Though it's not a bowl game this time around, with eight months of build up since Alabama won last year's BCS Championship, as you might imagine there have been plenty of story lines to keep up with. For your convenience, we've packaged most of them in one easy to read guide. Here's what you can find on our site:
Michigan's Fitz Toussaint, Frank Clark suspended for Alabama gameWhen the team arrived in Arlington on Friday, there were two very noticeable absentees: Fitz Toussaint and Frank Clark. Both had been suspended for after arrests during the offseason and neither will play against Alabama coach Brady Hoke revealed.
Brady Hoke hopes Fitz Toussaint, Frank Clark suspensions, 'saves another guy' in futureOne day before leading Michigan against the No. 2 team in the country, coach Brady Hoke announced the suspension of one of his best players and a key reserve. Hoke explains why he thinks its the right call and hopes the decision saves a player from behaving similarly down the road.
A historical look at 5 memorable Michigan football games vs. SEC opponentsContrary to popular belief, Michigan has been quite successful over the years against SEC opponents. Here's a look at five of the most memorable UM vs. SEC matchups, including Lloyd Carr's last game as head coach and Tom Brady's overtime win against Alabama.
Michigan not worried about 'SEC speed,' Wolverines say they play just as fast as 'BamaSpeed kills, and when it comes to college football no conference is as deadly as the SEC. The Michigan players believe they play just as fast, though, and are looking forward to proving it to Alabama and the entire nation.
Opinion: Michigan will be a stronger team but win fewer games this yearHoke set the bar pretty high for himself in his first year as head coach as Michigan won 11 games, including a BCS bowl. Read why the team may be better this year, but won't win as many games as they did last year. In addition to Alabama, road games against Notre Dame, Nebraska and Ohio State certainly don't help.
Michigan awards scholarships to 7 walk-ons during 'wild' team meetingWhat's harder than playing the defending national champions in the season opener? Paying back student loans. Seven players found out this week that they don't have to worry adding to the latter anymore when the walk-ons were awarded scholarships.
Finally a starter, Elliott Mealer is ready to 'pay back Michigan' for everything he's receivedSome athletes think they should be compensated for everything they provide the school. Elliott Mealer is the opposite. After five years on scholarship but little on-field production to show for it, he feels its time for him to start paying the school back through his play and as a newly named starter is in position to do exactly that.
Will Campbell says Michigan's revamped defensive line not mismatched against AlabamaAlabama returns four starters on the offensive from the team that won last year's national championship. So what, says senior defensive lineman Will Campbell, who believes the perceived mismatch is overblown.
Brady Hoke 'comfortable' playing Alabama in the opener, doesn't feel like an underdogMichigan is a 13.5 point underdog against Alabama on Saturday. So what, says Hoke. Hoke doesn't feel like an underdog against the Crimson Tide and likes the concept of playing high profile opponents right out of the gate.
Family matters: Michigan coaches discuss the anatomy of their successAll coaches sacrifice family time, an ugly reality of big-time college football. But now that Brady Hoke's 53 years old and nestled in his dream job, he's trying to make up for lost time with his family and help his staff avoid the shortcomings he had coming up the ranks.
'I Love You Denard' gets music video just ahead of Michigan-Alabama gameMichigan fans have an understandable fascination with starting quarterback Denard Robinson. But a bromance to the level of local comedian Pat Stansik? That's on another level. Stansik released a music video this week to go along with his shoelaceless lullaby from earlier in the year.
Opinion: 7 observations from Michigan's preseason depth chartFall camp practices were closed to the media, so who was winning the various position battles was anybody's guess. Until Monday that is, when the preseason depth chart was released. Here's what could be gathered from the release of that information.
Michigan receiver Roy Roundtree is '100-percent' healthy, ready for AlabamaRoy Rondtree had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee during fall camp, but professes to be "100 percent" healthy and ready to roll. According to Roundtree, the surgery was minor and he was back at practice this week.
Michigan players vote Denard Robinson, Jordan Kovacs as team captainsJordan Kovacs is a former walk-on. Denard Robinson, an introvert by nature. Now they're both senior captains for the Michigan football team with a common feature: leadership ability. Robinson and Kovacs were both voted captains by their teammates on Sunday and it wasn't a surprise to many.
Desmond Howard believes Denard Robinson will win the Heisman TrophyFormer Michigan wide receiver Desmond Howard is the last primarily offensive Michigan player to win the Heisman Trophy. He doesn't think that will be for long as Denard Robinson is Howard's pick to win this year's award.
Opinion: Michigan has Big Ten-caliber freshmen at receiver, tight end, but that doesn't mean they're readyFreshmen receivers Amara Darboh and Jehu Chesson have the talent to one day be big-time receivers, but does Michigan offensive coordinator Al Borges think they're ready yet? While on the subject, who will play tight end for the Wolverines this year?
Report: QB Devin Gardner practices exclusively at receiver during Michigan scrimmageCoaches said Devin Gardner was splitting his reps between receiver and quarterback. For one practice, at least, that was not the case as he played receiver the entire time. Hoke and Borges insist he is still the backup quarterback.
This and that
- New York Times: When Denard Robinson's brother died, he made a promise he'd make it for the both of them
- Dan Weztel, Yahoo Sports: Big Ten, Michigan/Michigan State get big weekend to show it can compete with college football's elite
- AL.com:Nick Saban's history with Michigan football; best guess at a Crimson Tide depth chart (links)
- Analysis: Michigan's offensive line down to five scholarship reserves, all freshmen, after Chris Bryant injury
- Big Ten Network: Michigan offers glimpse into normally closed practice for Big Ten Network crews
- ESPN: Analysts predict Michigan won't win Big Ten championship
- With poll: Who will be Michigan's breakout player(s) in 2012?
- ESPN: Le'Veon Bell comes up huge for Spartans in season opening win over Boise State.
- Report: Lloyd Carr advised quarterback to decommit from Michigan
Associated Press preview capsule
The first regular-season meeting for the traditional powers provides an opening challenge for both. For defending national champion Alabama, QB A.J. McCarron has to adjust to being without top RB Trent Richardson and a pair of experienced receivers. Michigan is coming off 11 wins in its first season under Brady Hoke that was capped with a victory in the Sugar Bowl. That was the Wolverines' first BCS bowl victory since the 2000 Orange Bowl, when they twice overcame 14-point deficits to beat Alabama 35-34 in overtime the last time they played.
Michigan dual-threat QB Denard Robinson vs. Alabama defense with some big changes. The Crimson Tide lost several talented defenders in the NFL draft, including All-America safety Mark Barron, top linebackers Courtney Upshaw and Dont'a Hightower, and both starting cornerbacks. Robinson ran for 91 yards per game with rushing TDs in 10 games, and his 15.3 yards per completed pass was the best in FBS last season.
Alabama: LB C.J. Mosley. Has a knack for big plays, including an interception in BCS championship game before leaving with a hip injury. Could be a key force in trying to defend against Robinson.
Michigan: WR Roy Roundtree. Robinson's most experienced receiver, coming off knee surgery, will need to create separation to help his shaky-armed quarterback. DT Will Campbell. The senior is getting a chance to anchor a defensive line that lost three starters and to prove he was worth the hype coming out of high school.
Crimson Tide is 18-6 against AP Top 25 teams the past four seasons and 10-4 against those ranked in the Top 10. ... Michigan has won 12 straight games in the regular season against non-conference teams and 13 in a row in September, dating back to a 35-17 loss at Notre Dame on Sept. 13, 2008. ... Crimson Tide RB Eddie Lacy makes his starting debut, and Outland Trophy winner Barrett Jones starts his first game at center. ... Alabama has been ranked in the last 65 Associated Press polls, the longest current streak. ... Michigan is coming off its first season with double digits in wins since 2006.
Around the Big Ten
- Minnesota 30, UNLV 27 (3 OT) (Recap)
- Michigan State 17, Boise State 13 (Recap)
- Western Michigan at Illinois, noon, ESPNU (Preview | WMU Coverage)
- Ohio at Penn State, noon, ESPN (Preview)
- Northwestern at Syracuse, noon, ESPN 2 (Preview)
- Miami (Ohio) at Ohio State, noon (Preview)
- Iowa at Northern Illinois, 3:30 p.m., ESPNU (Preview)
- Northern Iowa at Wisconsin, 3:30 p.m. (Preview)
- Southern Miss at Nebraska, 3:30 p.m. (Preview)
- Eastern Kentucky at Purdue
- Indiana State at Indiana>


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One way of dealing with these difficult questions is to avoid them altogether, by banning autonomous battlefield robots and requiring cars to have the full attention of a human driver at all times. Campaign groups such as the International Committee for Robot Arms Control have been formed in opposition to the growing use of drones. But autonomous robots could do much more good than harm. Robot soldiers would not commit rape, burn down a village in anger or become erratic decision-makers amid the stress of combat. Driverless cars are very likely to be safer than ordinary vehicles, as autopilots have made planes safer. Sebastian Thrun, a pioneer in the field, reckons driverless cars could save 1m lives a year.
I've been under the poorly-quantified impression that air safety is in rough decline, in part because the interactions between auto-pilots and flesh-pilots resolve so poorly. I'd be interested to know the real numbers on air safety relative to auto-pilots, that must certainly be part of machine ethics analysis overall.
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Cal Ripken Sinks A Hole-In-One At Bulle Rock
The Orioles legend and National Baseball Hall of Fame member aced the par-3 third hole.
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My fella and I got up and out of the house unusually early for a Sunday and made a trip to the Leeds Farmer's Market. There was a serious shortage of stalls, probably because lots of the stallholders were celebrating Easter with their families (those farmer's market types are so wholesome!), but we still managed to come away with a bit of this and a bit of that.
Fresh eggs from Church View Farm are, indeed, lovely and fresh – I could tell because most of the white sort of holds itself together in a mound beneath the yolk instead of spreading all over the dish, as you can see in the photo. I used the lovely fresh egg to bind breadcrumbs to some well-trimmed free-range chicken breast fillets from Stanacre Poultry for Chicken Parmesan, a recipe from Cook's Illustrated by way of Serious Eats. I really like the simplicity of the sauce in this recipe – it's just garlic, canned tomatoes, and oregano with a touch of sugar. I almost never make a tomato sauce without adding every vegetable in the refrigerator so this is a nice change. The recipe calls for dried basil, but that's the most useless herb since dried coriander leaves and I would never let it in my house. Dried oregano can be nice, though, especially the Mexican kind, which is less flowery and more savoury (the chicken, by the way, was great – it didn't rip apart when it was pounded out thin, as badly-trimmed or not-perfectly-fresh chicken tends to do, and as thin as it was it stayed tender and juicy when fried).
Anyway, I digress. We got a few other things at the market but I was silly and didn't make a note of the stallholders' names. We bought a tasty coconut cake with coconut buttercream and a layer of jam in the middle. We were able to buy just half, which is a nice touch for singles and couples who might not make it through a whole cake before it goes stale. I also picked up a massive round loaf of sourdough bread with a big, airy crumb, tons of little swiss cheese holes and just the right level of chewiness. You can see a corner of the loaf next to the egg in the photo above. Finally, I bought a tray of mixed mushrooms – oysters, wood ear ( I think) and a few others, which will be going into a mushroom risotto later which will warrant a post of its own.
We did manage to come across a loser – stuffed Italian focaccia breads (mine with pineapple and ham, Matt's with peppers and mozarella) were edible but bland. We have a couple of pepperoni calzones from the same stall in the fridge to heat up tomorrow, but if they aren't a major improvement on the focaccia, their fate might be one bite followed by the bin (edit – they were pretty good. A little too bready, and could have used more sauce and less cheese, but we ate 'em up all the same). I didn't get the name of this stall either… seriously, I really need to work on my review skills.
The Farmer's Market in Leeds is on the first and third Sunday each month, but word on the street is that the first Sunday is where the real action is – the market is much smaller on the second Sunday.


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Tom Brady Responds to Antonio Cromartie: 'I've Been Called Worse'
"I've been called worse," the quarterback said. "I'm sure there is a long list of people that feel that way."
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Read more.Best disable the built-in IE10 Flash player for now. Plus more Win 8 security news.
Read more.Best disable the built-in IE10 Flash player for now. Plus more Win 8 security news.
Might as well blocked flash in windows 8.....they probably will on the mobile version that is the main driving force.
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What a non story.
Its not released yet, only RTM, its not ment for anything beyound evaluation on the license I have.
If your in Metro, most sites can't access flash anyway.
The people criticising the security in windows 8, are the same firm which complained against 64bit security measures in Longhorn. I mean their credability is null.
Meanwhile, people in the Java world running on 'supported' versions of OSX are two months behind on a flaw that is exploited in the wild.
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Agreed TheAnimus - until GA I think we should cut MS a break - after all it's only out there for testing purposes in effect. There have been no updates for it as yet and the help isn't finished either..
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I'd rather have a virus over Norton.
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MrBozack (10-09-2012)
Or better still, just avoid Windows 8 altogether
I've got it installed on my laptop and my netbook and I actually quite like it. Much faster boot time for a start, and I'm starting to use the Metro side of it more than I thought I would, especially when I want complete focus on something. I know it won't be for everyone but after living with it as my main OS now on my devices it's nothing like the "disaster" a lot of people are making it out to be. I don't have a single regret moving from Win7.
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Missing Since: June 27, 1975 from Provo, Utah Classification: Endangered Missing Age: 15 years old Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian female. Light brown hair. Susan's nickname is Sue. She wears braces on her teeth. Clothing/Jewelry Description: A yellow evening gown.
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Susan is from Bountiful, Utah. She was attending the Bountiful Orchard Youth Conference at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah when she disappeared. She was an athletic teenager and had ridden her bicycle fifty miles from Bountiful to Provo to attend the conference, which was scheduled to last two days. She was last seen on June 27, 1975, the first day of the conference. That evening, following a formal banquet, Susan left her friends to walk back to her dormitory and brush her teeth. The distance was about a quarter of a mile. She has never been heard from again.The serial killer Ted Bundy confessed to Susan's murder before his 1989 execution. He stated he'd buried her body along a highway near Price, Utah, but a search of the site turned up no evidence. A photo of Bundy is posted below this case summary. He said he buried her body in Price, Utah. Susan has never been located, but it is believed she was one of his victims. Other young women who are still listed as missing persons but believed to be Bundy's victims include Nancy Baird, Ann Marie Burr, Lynette Culver, Julie Cunningham, Georgeann Hawkins, Vicki Hollar, Rita Jolly, Debra Kent, Donna Manson, Denise Oliverson, Nancy Wilcox and others.
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