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David and Jayne Hasik love antiques...literally. Their first date was to an antique shop.
David and Jayne Hasik love antiques...literally. Their first date was to an antique shop.
So, when their house became overflowing with treasures, they decided to open an antique shop in downtown Waynesville.
"We like to keep the past alive by finding items and bringing them out into the public," said David.
In January of 2012, the Hasiks, who met while serving in the Army, opened Lost in the Woods Antiques.
"We have just made so many friends since opening," said David. "People say they like the vibe."
"The vibe" is the 1950s musical atmosphere provided by a working jukebox that resonates throughout this 1,400 square-foot shop. As well, David noted that the trend today in antiques is to have them be functional not just decorative.
"So when you buy a butter churn, it usually is going to be put to good use," he said.
David noted that the store's location on Old Route 66 is another secret to their success.
"Jayne and I have met people from all over the world who are traveling The Mother Road, he said.
Part of their customer service, as well, is running a digital consignment shop where the store will sell items that people bring in or need to get off their hands. David said that there isn't a continent that they haven't shipped to.
"When you open a business, part of the plan is to figure out what demographic you will be dealing with. No business model could have prepared us for the eight to 80s demographic that makes up our customer base," said David. "We have lifelong residents, military retirees as well as active duty all along for the ride. We like to think our regulars are family and thank them for joining us on this big adventure called Lost in the Woods Antiques."


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I said in the review of From Russia with Love that the ending made it feel like this was the first time Ian Fleming had reconciled himself with the fact that the current Bond book wasn't going to be the final Bond book, and so he decided to throw a juicy "to be continued" twist in at the last moment. James Bond is down! Poisoned by a crafty Russian agent! Is he dead? What will happen? Proceed with haste to the next book to find out! Unfortunately, the cliffhanger is always better than the resolution, and Dr. No picks up the thread by basically going, "Boy, that sure was close, but now James is all better," and away we go to Jamaica without much bother.
The head of the Secret Service, M, is either peeved at Bond for being such a sucker during the Tatiana Romanova case or he knows there's more to the upcoming Jamaica case than most other people realize. Probably both. He berates Bond for allowing himself to be poisoned by a cranky little old lady then assigns him a puff piece case investigating the disappearance of the two agents running Her Majesty's relay station down in Jamaica. One of them is Strangeways, an old friend from Live and Let Die (Quarrel also returns from that book). The official explanation is that Strangeways and his secretary ran off together amid a torrid affair. We know they were assassinated, and Bond suspects much the same (and it's unlikely that, despite towing the party line in front of Bond, M doesn't harbor his own suspicions that there's more than an ill-advised romantic liaison at the heart of the disappearance).
Before Bond departs for his "fun in the sun" assignment, readers are treated to one of the most famous changes in the entire Bond mythology. Rumor has it that Ian Fleming was contacted by a reader who was an enthusiastic gun nut who explained that he loved the books but didn't understand why Bond used a Beretta — "a lady's gun," if you will. The exchange worked its way into Dr. No, as Bond is stripped of his lady's gun and outfitted with the soon-to-be iconic Walther PPK (and a heavy Smith and Wesson revolver, but that gets less attention). The PPK is the gun most people identify with Bond, since Dr. No was the first Bond movie made and the exchange appears in the beginning of the film. After acquainting himself with the PPK and S&W, Bond is on a plane bound for Jamaica. In both film and novels, the Bond stories have been at their best when they're set in a tropical location. Fleming enjoyed himself in the tropics, and his enthusiasm for the details of the islands shines through. He's in top form here (Bond, as well as Fleming), teaming up once again with Live and Let Die alumnus Quarrel and quickly discovering that news of his arrival has been leaked. Two rapid assassination attempts probably mean Bond's initial misgivings about the "official story" were correct. All clues point toward the mysterious and not altogether alluring Crab Key, a desolate combination of sulfuric marshland and dirty guano harvesting. Finally the public gets what they demanded: a James Bond story in which guano plays a key role.
Every Bond book goes on at length about some bit of trivia Ian Fleming had picked up or some esoteric gambling strategy. During the last visit to Jamaica, it was an extended lesson on voodoo. This time, Fleming must have gotten drunk and had someone captivate him with the minute details of guano farming and the global guano market. So we get a very detailed run-down of guano production and the role it has played in international economics. It doesn't sound like it's especially interesting at first, but you do sort of get involved after a while — sort of how like if I told you I was going to sit down and tell you the history of salt, you'd roll your eyes. But then once you hear how much bloodshed and international intrigue goes hand in hand with the history of salt, it might get more interesting. Still, if one was to pick a moment when the book starts to drag, it would be in the lengthy explanation of the guano market and the variety of birds nesting on Crab Key. Guano isn't as interesting as salt, but we can forgive Fleming for his obsession. It is worked into the plot — even if it doesn't play a particularly large role in the film. I suppose giant piles of guano were deemed insufficiently cinematic.
Crab Key is owned by Doctor No, a reclusive industrialist who protects Crab Key's privacy with an iron, and often deadly (but never provably deadly, in court) hand. Crab Key was previously the home of an Audubon Society preserve, but the keepers met with rather untimely demises, just as the Audubon reps who showed up to investigate the events happened to die in a tragic plane crash as a result of a botched landing. Ostensibly, No is just a bit of a crank who likes his privacy, harvesting the island's abundant guano and eking out some sort of profit from his efforts. It doesn't take long for Bond to discover there's quite a bit more going on than simple guano production.
A trip to Crab Key brings Bond in contact with Honey Ryder — a meeting that, in the movies, became another iconic Bond moment. The meeting in the book is quite similar, except that rather than a white bikini, Honey is completely in the buff. Well, except for a dive mask and a knife strapped around her thigh. Unfortunately, there's not much point to her character. Unlike previous women in the Bond stories, she is not central to the plot in any way. She has no important relation to the events and just sort of happens to be around for part of the adventure. She disappears very quickly after her introduction and doesn't show up again until almost everything is wrapped up. It's not that she's an unlikable character or anything. Fleming gives her a tough but interesting back story. It's simply that she has no reason to be there. After solid female characters like Tiffany Case and Gala Brand, Honeychild Ryder is sort of a non-entity, even more so than Tatiana Romanova.
The supporting cast of characters is limited, with Quarrel shouldering most of the responsibility. Quarrel's a fine character, though he has a rough time of it in this outing. He does spend some time training Bond so 007 can get back in top shape, which means we get a detailed run-down of the complete James Bond workout. Frankly, it didn't look all that arduous, so I thought I'd give it a try. After the first day, I realized how deceptively tough the workout was, and I wasn't even doing the entire thing. By day three, I simply called off my one-man invasion of Crab Key and went to float in the pool for an hour.
Fleming's prose continues to improve. His description of Bond's torment during the obstacle course the agent is forced to run is grueling. The reader has no problem imagining every sensation assaulting Bond as he crawls across burning hot metal plates and piles of tarantulas, only to end up face-to-face with a little beastie I really wish had made it into the movie. Who wouldn't want to see James Bond fight a giant squid? As with most of the Bond stories, the plot is lean without being sparse. It wastes very little time with anything that isn't necessary, and the narrative flies along effortlessly. There's a lot of action, and unlike From Russia with Love, Bond is in the thick of everything this time around rather than being a spectator while a burly Turk does all the work.
Doctor No himself is a comic book megalomaniac villain. Most of the Bond villains to this point have been pretty subdued — Hugo Drax being the big-toothed guffawing exception. The gangsters in Diamonds are Forever were cartoonish, but their ambitions were strictly real-world. Le Chiffre, Mr. Big, and Red Grant were all believable as actual human beings. In Dr. No you get the complete package of what people traditionally expect from a Bond villain. He's mysterious, larger than life, has metal claws for hands, is keenly intelligent, has a lavish secret lair (even if it is underneath a disgusting marsh covered in guano), and harbors dreams of holding the world for ransom. His schemes are even grander than those of Drax. He's a wonderfully drawn, slightly over-the-top foil dropped in the middle of one of the hardest hitting "Bond as action story" novels Fleming has written.
Unfortunately, we also get the often-ridiculed "I shall tell you my whole plan, for only you could appreciate it, and you won't live to spoil it once I've put you in my insanely convoluted death trap instead of just shooting you" cliche. Doctor No sitting Bond down to explain the ins and outs of No's past is good stuff and well within the confines of simple story logic. But then No lays out the whole secret "next stage" of his nefarious schemes for Bond in meticulous detail. Fleming's explanation is that No is such an egotist and so sure of his own invincibility that he can't resist laying the plan on thick and relishing Bond's helplessness to stop him. I buy this more from Doctor No than I did from Red Grant in From Russia with Love, for whom such a monologue was way out of character, but it's still worth noting that this would become sort of the signature moment when Bond parodies and detractors would start rolling their eyes. I don't mind it all that much, frankly. I mean, we need to find out Doctor No's secret plans somehow. Might as well be over dinner in his secret lair.
If you were familiar with the movies before you read the books, this is really the point where the Bond we read is almost identical to the Bond we see. He's hard, determined, and ruthless. When forced to run Doctor No's sadistic gauntlet, rather than crying and bellyachin' like the Bond we saw way back in Casino Royale, he just toughs it out and plots his moment of revenge. The film version of Dr. No follows the original novel to about the same extent as does From Russia with Love. It just uses the opposite formula. In Russia the book, we get a long and detailed back story for the villains that does not appear in the movie. In Dr. No the movie, we get a more complicated introduction to James Bond than we get in the book, but that's necessary since it's the first time we've seen the movie Bond, but the sixth time we've encountered the literary Bond. Oh, and the movie drops the thing about the guano.


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Copeland, MLPD civilians get nod
The Mammoth Town Council this past week gave a few appreciative gestures to some of Mammoth's citizens.
First, the council on Wednesday night, April 17, handed out a certificate of appreciation to Kathy Copeland, the founder and leader of Disabled Sports of the Eastern Sierra.
Next, the council recognized the performances of the town's police civilian staff, which includes Executive Assistant to the Chief of Police Renee Placensia, Community Service Officer Kari Orr, and Senior Records Supervisor Crystal Schaefer.
Finally, the council heard a presentation from Michelle Pettite, associate director of Wild Iris, and approved proclamations regarding the declaration of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Council approves "pre-app" for Sawmill Road federal funds
In other action, the council approved a resolution approving an application for grant funds from the Federal Lands Access Program (Access Program).
The money, if acquired, would go toward the reconstruction of Sawmill Cutoff Road and the new parking lot project for access to the Inyo National Forest.
A new IT effort, aimed toward Mono County
The council also sent to the staff an informational report regarding the town's efforts to contract with Mono County for Information Technology Services.
The Town currently budgets for one full time IT position (Senior Information Technology Specialist), which is presently filled with one full-time incumbent.
Instead, Town Manager Marianna Marysheva-Martinez said current IT needs require access to a wider range of specialists, ideally to various levels and types of IT support personnel.
"As a result, for quite some time now, the Town has experienced serious operational and technical deficiencies with its Information Technology (IT) services," she wrote in a report to the council.
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shadowgrin wrote:Quick question: who is better in basketball, a black dude or a pinoy dude. If you thought or considered for a moment that it's the black dude then you're also a little bit racist.
End of any racist discussion.
Andrew wrote:I'm not a Warriors fan, but they are putting together a decent looking lineup, if everyone remains healthy. Good move getting Landry.
dei. wrote:I've been a big fan of Landry, so hope he shines in GS. How's David Lee doing the past couple of years?
z02 wrote:Possible playoff team next year? They're probably better than the Jazz.
The bench sucks, but that's a very solid starting 5 when healthy. Unfortunately, Stephen Curry and Andrew Bogut could hold them back if they get hurt again.
Its_asdf wrote:I am very upset that Golden State got the coin flip over the Raptors which allowed them to draft Barnes one slot ahead of them. The Raptors can't even tank right god damn......
White Chris Webber, that's hilarious.sevin0seven wrote:David "WCW" Lee
NovU wrote:Klay Thompson's been a disappointment though. Seems to me the Warriors had more stocks invested in him than in Curry which I found annoying. Earlier this season, he was the leading man on offense and still somewhat is, having a green light to shoot at his will. Otherwise, Curry should be averaging better numbers. Overall I think this team can do better and has a promising future but they will need defensive stoppers both for the paint and perimeter.
Andrew wrote:Doesn't sound like Bogut's returning anytime soon, though.
NovU wrote:David Lee certainly is playing best basketball of his life. I am guessing part of it could be due to emergence of Stephen Curry as a capable PG. Unlike Monta Ellis, Stephen has adjusted nicely, nearly looking like a traditional type of PG.
NovU wrote:True that. But there were a lot of doubts on Curry with health and a new role as a PG before the season began.
upped production all around.
NovU wrote:Now, he is a facilitator that always carries the ball down court, initiating the offense, and setting up the teammates
Raw stats are up all around
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Andrew wrote:Well-earned, though it's fair to say Curry was snubbed.
NovU wrote:As a GSW fan, wouldn't you rather have Curry sit out for ASG though? He seems pretty banged up. He's been durable playing a lot of minutes in a lot of games but still missed a few games this season due to ankle and knee issues.
I am guessing Chris Paul will rest his knee and Curry gets to be in ASG though both need to sit out imo.
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Freedom Riders Anniversary
Montgomery's former Greyhound Bus Station is reopening as a museum honoring the Freedom Riders on the 50th anniversary of the day they were attacked in the capital city.
According to The Associated Press, The Alabama Historical Commission has prepared the museum in downtown Montgomery and says several of the original Freedom Riders, including Georgia Rep. John Lewis, are scheduled to attend the dedication at 10 a.m. Friday.
The Freedom Riders were trying to integrate Southern bus stations when they arrived in Montgomery on May 20, 1961. They were beaten by an angry white mob because no law enforcement officers were on hand.
The new museum is a few blocks from some of Montgomery's other civil rights attractions, including the Rosa Parks Library, the Civil Rights Memorial and the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (June 24, 2008) — A new executive director and a new director of nursing have been named at ECU Physicians.
Brian Jowers will lead the group medical practice of the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University as executive director. He comes to ECU from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, where he was associate dean for administration and finance and secretary/treasurer of the school's medical faculty practice plan.
Jowers has a bachelor's degree in political science from Charleston Southern University and a master's degree in business and management from Webster University in St. Louis.
"In my opinion, it could be one of the premier multi-subspecialty practice plans in the Southeast," Jowers said of ECU Physicians. "I see a lot of energy in this place. I see a lot of good, smart physicians."
Dr. Nicholas Benson, acting medical director of ECU Physicians, said the school is glad to have Jowers on the team. "He brings very rich experience from the University of South Carolina's clinical practice," Benson said. "His expertise with business development, contract negotiations and financial management will be tremendous resources for ECU Physicians."
Martha Dartt has been named director of nursing services for ECU Physicians. She previously was associate director of risk management at the medical school. Dartt has a bachelor's degree in nursing from ECU and a master's in nursing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has worked in a variety of nursing and administrative positions.
"I am very honored and excited to have been chosen as the director of nursing," Dartt said. "I am fortunate to have been at Brody School of Medicine through the incredible expansions and successes of the last 20 years, and I look forward to contributing in any way I can to our continued service to eastern North Carolina."
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All those interested in South Plains agriculture should mark their calendars for the centennial celebration Sept. 17 at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center, said Dr. Jaroy Moore, resident director of research at the facilities.
The center is located at 1102 E. Farm to Market Road 1294 north of Lubbock.
"Since this center was founded in 1909, it has been home to some of the most widely adapted crop-related practices and plant-breeding innovations found anywhere," Moore said. "Many of these discoveries are still used by farmers today in West Texas.
"We're holding this celebration and field day to highlight some of those historic practices and to share with the public what we are doing now to help producers for years to come," he said.
To learn more as updates on the centennial celebration develop, visit: http://lubbock.tamu.edu/Centennial.


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This time last season, Spurs were sitting pretty - third in the table, having amassed a sizeable 46 points from 22 matches, and five clear of Chelsea in fourth place.
A year on and Tottenham find themselves with six points fewer and a place further down the Premier League table, yet this Lilywhites fan argues that we may be in for a more pleasant time come the end of this season.
As we all know, Harry Redknapp's side suffered a monumental collapse in form during the second half of the previous campaign, leading them to collect only 23 points from the final 16 matches. This was compounded even further by the scintillating form that they had shown up until then. It is this point that I think is an important factor to draw upon.
No side in history has gone the duration of a season without some sort of dip in form, and similarly, very few sides will go without a stretch of promising results.
Even Arsenal's 'Invincibles' went through a patch of poor form during the season where they didn't even lose a game. Spain started their 2010 World Cup campaign with a loss at the hands of Switzerland yet went on to be crowned champions, whilst Manchester City and Manchester United both suffered uncharacteristically average periods last term. Spurs' form was so good during the first few months of 2011/12, that a come-down was inevitable, simply by the law of averages.
This season however, their form has been distinctly inconsistent thus far, with a respective home draw and loss to Norwich and Wigan, coupled with a first win at Old Trafford in 23 years, which still remains the only win, and three of a mere four points to come against the top seven teams in the Premier League under AVB. Yet there is plenty of encouragement to be found.
On pitch and paper, Spurs have had far from the greatest start to a season, where only Jermain Defoe and Sandro have really shown their best form week in, week out. By that reckoning, there's a lot of top-class players throughout the squad who are due a good run of form, and if the likes of Kyle Walker, Moussa Dembele, Aaron Lennon, Gareth Bale, Clint Dempsey, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Emmanuel Adebayor can start firing on all cylinders, a fourth-place finish and continental qualification is the least that the White Hart Lane faithful can hope for come May.
So long as Arsenal don't win the Champions League, of course.
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ALBANY — Gov. Cuomo got a pitch on the need for gun control yesterday — from a state worker invited to his New Year's gathering.
Dorah Bluth gave Cuomo her two cents at the Governor's Mansion after winning a lottery ticket to his third annual New Year's Day open house.
The state Office of General Services technology analyst was among more than 400 New Yorkers who got a chance to greet Cuomo, daughters Michaela and Cara, and First Girlfriend/TV star Sandra Lee
Lee, host of the Food Network's "Semi-Homemade Cooking" show, started the festivities early by serving trays of holiday cookies to guests waiting in the cold — helped by the Cuomo daughters and high-level aides.
"The governor made them for you," joked Lee decked out in black-and-white, lace-hemmed plaid shift one Capitol observer called "very Jackie O."
"He's been up all night baking," Lee added.
Another guest, picked from more than 1,300 entrants, was Tim Dooly, a General Electric employee.
"I thanked him for providing leadership to New York state government, which I think was lacking over the years," Dooley said he told Cuomo.
"He pulled everybody together — Republicans and Democrats."


text: Watch the Macro Economy November 26, 2013 06:11 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Ed Clark Top Producer Business and Issues Editor Email Understand how the Fed and global conditions add up for 2014 Bargain basement interest rates could spike sooner than many think, and if they do, farmers will feel the impact on everything from land values to competitiveness of exports. Interest rates are largely determined by the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, and when the Fed speaks, markets get jumpy. "The debate within the Fed will change next year," predicts Bluford Putnam, chief economist for the CME Group. "Tapering Fed asset purchases won't be on hold in 2014. The Fed has to end this party." "Tapering Fed asset purchases won't be on hold in 2014. The Fed has to end this party."—Bluford Putnam, chief economist for the CME Group As a result, he explains that the T-Bond will go back to its historical level of being 1% to 1.5% above inflation. That means farmers will pay higher loan rates. Putnam, an admitted outlier on when quantitative easing (QE) will end, believes the No. 1 concern by the central bank in 2014 will not be the level of unemployment, the growth of the economy or inflation. Rather, front and center will be how the Fed untangles itself from the $3.8 trillion in assets it now owns. That's nearly five times greater than the Fed's $800 billion in assets in 2008, prior to central bank efforts to prop up the sagging economy. Because of shifting focus at the Fed, Putnam thinks interest rates are likely to increase. Not only will rates be higher, but volatility will put them more in line with historical trends, Putnam believes. In 2008, interest rate volatility spiked 12% and then gradually fell to 3% with the Fed's QE program. Looking ahead, bond volatility will likely move up toward 5% or 6%, while equity volatility might move from the current low levels of 12% up toward 15% to 20%, he says. Putnam is not critical of the Fed's action early on. "It saved us from a depression," he says, noting the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy. But now the Fed has a major problem because it owns assets equal to about 22% of one year's GDP compared to the pre-2008 figure of 6%. At its current rate, the Fed would own the equivalent of one-half of one year's GDP within five to six years. Putnam also says there's potential for inflation to rise to 3% to 4% but not until 2016 or later, so producers might have a few years to prepare. However, he acknowledges that it will require a credit binge to spur inflation, and even if consumers begin borrowing, there will be a lag. Across Continents. Another critical factor producers should be aware of is the growth rate of China. Growth has already declined from 10% per year beginning in the 1990s to 2010, to about 7.5% now. "China is probably headed for 4% growth during the next decade," says Putnam. He sees the possibility for a serious real estate problem in China. However, its economy is so tightly controlled that Putnam believes they could escape real estate problems without a large economic impact. "There are going to be some losses, but there won't be that much of a decline in demand for U.S. ag products," he says. On the flip side, China's arable land is decreasing as it transitions to a more urban population using passenger vehicles, explains Philippe de Lapérouse, managing director for HighQuest Partners. By 2030, he says China's land use by passenger vehicles alone is forecast to equal 23% of the nation's arable land, compared to just 3% in 2010. Looking elsewhere, Putnam says that Europe's economy is better in a relative sense—stagnant, but not getting worse. "Europe's big problem is not austerity; its banking system is undercapitalized," Putnam says. "Banks still have too many troubled assets." This means they have limited lending ability. As for the U.S. dollar, he doesn't foresee a quick turnaround, which bodes well for keeping U.S. ag products competitive. "The dollar is on a weaker plane," he says. Demand for Land. Putnam expects corn prices to remain volatile during the next 12 to 18 months, but he says the move to the downside has already occurred. Lapérouse agrees."We won't see commodities revert back to historical levels," he says. "There's a lot of talk about the end of the commodity super cycle, but soft commodities might have softer legs than hard commodities, such as corn and soybeans." He also expects continued volatility. Even as grain stock levels have increased, they are far lower than past eras. This makes feed grains more vulnerable to droughts and global events. "Global trade in grain and oilseeds is forecast to increase 2.7% per year during the next 10 years," says Lapérouse. The acreage requirement for corn and soybeans has increased from 8 million to 50 million acres since 2000 due to ethanol and Chinese exports. The past several years, agriculture has been tied to energy, but Putnam sees a disconnect coming. "Expect the correlation between energy prices and agricultural prices to evaporate," he says. Growth in shale oil and natural gas production has risen 40% since 2006. "This impacts all segments of the economy, and there are international ramifications," Putnam says. He predicts that the U.S. will eventually export natural gas, and because of that, U.S. prices will rise. Moving forward is equally dramatic. Lapérouse expects a 60% increase in China's soybean meal demand by 2022. Neither the export nor ethanol pull on acres is going to disappear, he says. "We need 65 million to 85 million additional acres globally to meet new demand by 2050," Lapérouse says. Get more information about factors to watch at www.TopProducer-Online.com/Macro. Back to news


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UPDATE: Race results from both races, video of the first race, and a photo from SWIGZ Racing.
Reports are coming in from Fontana (AutoClub Speedway if you will) this evening, where Chip Yates the SWIGZ Racing team were competing against the gasoline-powered liter bike v-twins in the WERA Heavyweight Twins Superbike & Superstock race classes earlier today. Hitting at one point 158mph on the banked walls of Fontana, Yates finished an impressive 2nd place in the WERA Heavyweight Twins Superstock class, and had another podium finish (3rd place) in the WERA Heavyweight Twins Superbike class, racing against KTM RC8 and Ducati 1198 Superbikes.


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By Alexei Anishchuk and Megan Twohey
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Authorities in Moscow said Thursday they are investigating whether Russian children adopted by American families were illegally trafficked in the United States. The probe comes in response to a Reuters series that showed how U.S. parents have used Internet bulletin boards to offload children they regret adopting.
The news agency in September reported the existence of an underground U.S. market where distressed parents are soliciting new families for children they adopted but no longer want.
In a practice known as "private re-homing," people seeking to unload children, and adults seeking to take them, connect through online forums on Yahoo and Facebook, privately arranging custody transfers that can bypass government oversight and sometimes violate the law.
In a single Yahoo group examined by Reuters, a child was offered to strangers on average once a week during a five-year period. At least 70 percent of those children were listed as having been adopted from overseas. Twenty-six of them were said to come from Russia. Yahoo has taken down the group.
Russia's Investigative Committee said in a statement that it would investigate whether any of the 26 cases violated Russian's human trafficking laws or were otherwise illegal.
"Investigators believe that illegal exchanges have been created in the United States on Yahoo and Facebook to carry out illegal transactions in terms of children adopted by American citizens," the statement said.
The Russian statement expressed concern about "sexual exploitation." Reuters described cases of adopted Russian-born children who were passed from home to home, including one girl who said she suffered sexual abuse, and another who said she was required to sleep in the same bed as her naked guardian.
The statement didn't specify which organizations or individuals the Russians would be investigating. It was unclear whether Russia has legal authority to probe activity by Americans that took place in the United States.
Meanwhile, several of the Russian children profiled in the series told Reuters they have been contacted by Russian officials with offers of assistance - including return travel to Russia and help in obtaining or updating Russian passports.
The issue of adoption is a politicized one in the overall chilly relationship between Moscow and Washington. Moscow banned adoptions of Russian children by U.S. families nearly a year ago, in a tit-for-tat diplomatic row over a law passed by Congress that denied visas to Russians suspected of human rights violations.
The Russian Foreign Ministry's human rights commissioner, Konstantin Dolgov, told the state-run news agency RIA that Moscow had informed Washington about the probe. He said Moscow is demanding a "detailed and unbiased investigation" establishing who and where the children are, and that U.S. authorities "hold liable those engaged in these illegal activities, those guilty of violating the rights of the Russian children."
No U.S. laws specifically recognize re-homing or attempt to regulate it, and no U.S. government agencies track what happens to international adoptees. Existing rules that regulate transfers of child custody across U.S. state lines are widely ignored.
The U.S. State Department, which oversees foreign adoptions, has long insisted that any crimes committed against internationally adopted children in the United States are the responsibility of state and local officials. Russian and other foreign officials say a central U.S. authority should track what happens to these children.
In response to the Russian announcement, a State Department official said the agency was troubled by media reports of re-homing and remained "committed to ensuring that protective services and reliable safeguards for the well-being of all children are in place."
Some U.S. lawmakers say they are seeking federal action to protect children subject to re-homing. Since October, a group of officials in the departments of State, Justice, Homeland Security, and Health and Human Services have held several discussions of the issue.
Ambassador Susan Jacobs, the State Department's point person on children's issues, said in an interview last month that the group would determine whether there was a need to strengthen existing laws or pass new ones. She said she was "appalled" to learn that re-homing was taking place.
"Congress is now very taken with this issue," Jacobs said. "And we look forward to working with them on finding ways that we can shut this down."
(Reporting by Alexei Anishchuk in Moscow and Megan Twohey in New York. Edited by Douglas Busvine, Mark Heinrich and Michael Williams.)


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She Smiled
I may labor the illumination metaphor however I do so because my one immutable nugget is this...
I want to bring light into the world.
Ive seen it individually and in audiences, the light. Its very strong but soft. My Clown is kindling and my structures and form are small puffs applied to the spark that is my ambition to create and amplify the light that is the momentary celebration of lifes random goodness.
You have to do one thing well. You also need to identify and remember that one thing rather than presuming that anything will do.
Because audiences are your own kind and they resonate. They simply will not invest more than you do in your show. A common mistake is to see them as objects to be moved about with simple slights of mind, to lose sight of yourself as prey in the sense that any audience condescends it's attention.
You can do the smallest thing and if it means the world to you thats enough.
There was a woman, a street performer who had synthesized her nugget down to the bone and it was, and is to me the perfect example of street theatre as profound poetry.
She was a minimalist pantomime of despair and joy. She did one thing well and her show was a setup for that one thing.
She would stand on a small black box with her name on it in white, she wore an Edwardian mens suit and had a top hat at her feet for donations, she wore whiteface.
She was not happy. She had a wonderful palette of unhappiness, each color individually crafted and immediately recognizable. Winsome and wistfully, regretfully, defiantly, sullenly, achingly, stoically, disappointingly, fearfully.
She would build an audience by looking down at the ground and forming a particular sadness before raising her gaze and directing it at one individual, sometimes scanning the crowd until she selected that person. She would focus on them until she had established some resonance then she would look down again. She remembered each sadness as it applied to each individual. After creating these relationships and creating also a rhythm of discovery for her audience who were mesmerized and delighted by each new nuance of unhappiness she would bring forth she would move onto the next level in which, like a juggler, she would keep all her unhappinesses in the air by shifting her gaze, with brilliant comic timing, from each audience member she had previously bequeathed some particular unhappy relationship.
It was sad and funny and beautiful and masterful and the setup.
Because the appreciation of her art would reach a point where unbidden one of her audience would respond to her and walk forward and drop money into the hat at her feet. As they broke from the crowd and approached she would amplify whichever sadness pertained to them until they had put whatever token into her hat, she would break her gaze, peek down at the hat then look up.
...And smile...at them.
They would walk away or back to the audience and she would follow them with her smile, her smile created light. It was as honed and genuine and pure as each of her unhappinesses. It was a form of love. It illuminated her audience, they smiled and laughed each time. Then it would fade and sadness would return. The particular sadness the audience member who had contributed a donation, that sadness would go to the bottom of the pile, the others would be refueled as they were kept in play and this small but profound game was this woman s career.
I feel privileged to have spent so much time prospecting the world for eccentric public interpretations of the human condition in which laughter is the goal, in which individuals or groups put themselves at risk to gift others with some collective joyful vantage and having made that risk been redeemed in laughter, gratitude and coin.
This one thing, the act of going from sadness to joy, is fiendishly difficult to do. I know because after coming across this act I tried myself as an exercise, repeatedly, in front of a mirror.
It is very easy to go down, to lower your mood. Lower moods are always there, always available, as genuine as any sadness you've ever felt for the purposes of reproduction. I found the reverse, and still find the reverse, one of lifes great challenges. To truly morph from sadness to joy is a discipline and a gift.
It was her one thing she did exceedingly well and it bears repeating.
You can do the smallest thing and if it means the world to you thats enough.
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Yipes! Nice writing, but gee, I perform because I like to play music and I like to make people happy. I also like to get gigs that pay well, too. Maybe I'm too simple...
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It made me happy to be an endlessly lingering member of this community,
reading that.
"This one thing, the act of going from sadness to joy, is fiendishly difficult to do."
Loved it. Thanks.
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When shootings have workplace connections
Friday, August 24th, 2012
UPDATED Aug. 27
Here we go again America – another gun killing. This time, the shooter, Jeffrey Johnson, targeted a specific individual, Steve Ercolino. He gunned him down outside the Empire State Building. Johnson was let go one year ago from Hazan Imports, a small firm that designs handbags, where Ercolino was VP of sales.
After Johnson shot Ercolino twice, he left the scene and was followed by construction workers. When the police reached Johnson, he pulled his gun and the police killed him.
This might be an incident in which the shooter was a former bullied target. In a 2012 WBI survey, 41% of bullied targets reported that they "understand how a person could be driven to hurting or killing those who had bullied them." Most shootings don't involve bullying or bullied targets. Here's the basis for my speculation.
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Grandson of VC resident signs with Redsox
There's quite an age difference between long-time Valley City resident Jacquette "Ketta" Stricklin, 84, her grandson, Ty Buttrey, a recent high school graduate in North Carolina.
Besides genetics, the two have at least one thing in common — an uncanny ability on the diamond.
Stricklin celebrates her 85th birthday Saturday, and Ty Buttrey will be among those making the trip up to celebrate.
Buttrey, a highly touted right handed pitcher with a fastball in the high 90 mile per hour range, was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball Draft earlier ths month.
Considered a top-40 pick, Buttrey was viewed a hard sign due to his commitment to the University of Arkansas and his signing bonus demands. The Red Sox ended up convincing the 6-foot-6, 210 pounder to sign, said his father, Dan Buttrey.
It's skill that's followed generations.
Stricklin was a member of an all-woman softball team similar to that detailed in the movie "A League of Their Own." and her late husband Bob played in the minor leagues for the New York Yankees.
Stricklin was a member of the Valley City Rockets when it won the North Dakota state championship game in 1951, defeating the Fargo-Moorhead Squirrels.
Minnesota Twins scouts often came to Buttrey's games and met Stricklin while visiting her grandson in Charlotte, N.C. She told the Twins scout that her dream would be for Buttrey to play for them and it almost happened.
On the second day of the draft, a Red Sox scout called the Buttrey's home and asked if Ty would accept a lower amount than he agreed to, but Buttrey held his ground and later Boston accepted his terms.
It was a deal that essentially voided another deal that was brokered between Stricklin and Buttrey.
When Ty was younger, his grandmother told him that if he avoided smoking or drinking by the time he turned 21, she would give him $2,000 dollars.
The contract that Ty signed with the Redsox is worth seven figures.
Regardless, Dan said Wednesday it appears his son may just win the bet, which not all of her grandchildren have won.
"This is one of the last (grandchildren) and it appears like he might win the bet," Dan said.
Stricklin is an avid sports fan to this day. She watches all her favorite sports programs on the television her other grandson, Bob, bought her last year.
Kari Stricklin of Valley City, one of Ketta's daughters, said Saturday's party will be a joint retirement/birthday party for her mother.
Dan Buttrey said his son has been given permission by the Red Sox to take the weekend off for his grandmother's birthday party.


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Earlier this month (05Jan14), the 99 Problems hitmaker invited another 12 year old from the audience to join him onstage, but his latest raw recruit could find herself on her hero's label.
Aspiring rapper Monique Burrell held up a sign during Jay's Magna Carta Holy Grail concert that read, "I was 16 when I rapped on stage with you for BP3. I'm 19 and READY!"
Jay Z had previously invited the young MC to join him during his Blueprint 3 tour, and he decided to give her a second chance at stardom.
Instead of trying to imitate her idol, Burrell opted to impress him with an a capella freestyle, noting she was trying to score a record deal with Jay's Roc-a-Fella Records.
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Drinking and smoking were never among his vices, but McDonald W. "Don" Held Sr. readily acknowledges some weaknesses.
He indulges daily in English toffee ice cream bars, enjoys ice-cold Dr. Pepper and lightly salted Lay's potato chips.
The 103-year-old can afford to satisfy his sweet tooth because of his thrice-weekly workouts at the Billings Family YMCA. He joined the health and fitness club more than three decades ago. Thirty-minute water aerobics sessions, followed by a five-minute soak in the hot tub, are a staple of his exercise regimen.
"If I didn't do something to keep going, I wouldn't be able to do much," Held said. "The reason I go is that it helps keep me moving."
He has some arthritis in his right shoulder and relies on a cane for mobility, but considers them minor inconveniences. He was one of 87 World War II veterans who traveled to Washington, D.C., in September as part of the Big Sky Honor Flight. He showed no signs of wear and tear on the two-day, jam-packed sightseeing tour of the capital.
"I do fairly well," he said. "I've led a pretty healthy lifestyle all of my life. I also have good genes."
His sister died one week shy of her 101st birthday.
Keeping pace with Held means 6:30 a.m. workouts each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. At 5 feet, 6 inches, Held weighs in at a lean 152 pounds.
Held turned 103 this month. Another YMCA regular, Barney Myers, celebrated his 102nd birthday in September. To commemorate their respective milestones, the YMCA honored the pair Friday with a birthday cake.
"The YMCA is so proud to have two members with such health and longevity," said Tina Postel, CEO of the Billings Family YMCA. "Barney and Mac's milestone birthdays make a profound statement about how important it is to take care of yourself, and I am happy to celebrate with them. Their presence at the Y is a true representation of our service to all ages and all fitness abilities."
Myers works out for about an hour at least three times each week immediately after breakfast.
"Sometimes I go one or two extra times," Myers said. "That's optional."
As a warm-up exercise, he will occasionally make the two-mile round-trip trek from his home to the YMCA on foot. At his retirement home, he often takes the stairs to his seventh-floor apartment.
"I eat anything that's served," he said. "I eat hearty. I've just learned over the years that you have to work it off or it will all turn to blubber. I work it off."
At 5 feet, 10 inches, Myers weighs in at a svelte 154.8 pounds.
While Myers is certain that his exercise regimen has helped extend his life, he does not believe it is the sole reason.
"You have to be lucky, too," Myers said. "Besides that, I just take one day at a time and don't worry about it."
Held and Myers are unwittingly part of a growing nationwide trend, according to UnitedHealthcare's seventh annual 100@100 survey released earlier this year. The survey conducted by UnitedHealthcare recently reviewed the activity levels of its 12,000 over-100 members. From the data, researchers found more than half of centenarians work out each day.
Most centenarians say they exercise almost every day. Walking is their favorite physical activity, but exercises to build muscle are almost as popular among those 100 years old and older, according to the survey.
The survey finds the nation's centenarians are just as active — physically and socially — as the boomers half their age.
That comes as no surprise to Held.
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Marjorie E. Bennett, 84, a former resident of Collins and more recently of rural Cromwell, died at 8:01 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011, at Miller's Merry Manor in Syracuse. She was born in Eel River Township, Allen County on Sept. 10, 1926, to Bert and Loudema (Shock) Ferguson.On Jan. 30, 1945, she was married in Whitley County to Garland E. Bennett.He preceded her in death Nov. 19, 2005.Surviving is a daughter, Grace Sherman of Cromwell; three sons Max Bennett of Big Lake, Michael Bennett of Wolf Lake, and Gary Bennett of Peru; nine grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren, and eight great-great-grandchildren.In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by 10 brothers and sisters; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday at the Sheets & Childs Funeral Home in Churubusco with Rev. George Cecil, pastor of Cornerstone Wesleyan Church, officiating.Visitation is at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 6 p. m. Interment will be in the Eel River Cemetery, south of Churubusco.Memorials may be directed to the donor's choice and to leave an online condolence, log on to www.sheetsandchilds.net


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Police say man accidentally shot himself while sleepingBy DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 30. 2013 5:15PM
CONCORD — Police believe a man accidentally shot himself in the knee while possibly sleepwalking.
"We don't know for certain that's what happened but that's one of the possibilities," Lt. Timothy O'Malley said of the shooting around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday at a home on Wilfred Avenue.
Police withheld the name and address of the victim because no charges were pending and the investigation was ongoing.
O'Malley said the man's injuries were serious but not life-threatening.
A relative who called police told investigators that she believed he was sleepwalking when he shot himself in the left knee with a handgun, O'Malley said.
O'Malley said investigators were trying to determine whether the gun had been secure and other details in the shooting, which was being considered an accident.


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Watch how to make this recipe.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Dip tortillas in chile sauce to lightly coat both sides. Spoon about 2 tablespoons of the goat cheese filling on each tortilla and roll up. Spread 1/2 cup of the tomato-chile sauce into a medium, deep casserole dish. Arrange rolled tortillas in the casserole so they fit snugly. Repeat with remaining tortillas. Pour 1 1/2 cups of the sauce over the enchiladas and top with the grated cheese. Bake for 20 to 30 minutes or until the enchiladas are heated through. Remove from the oven and sprinkle with chopped cilantro. Garnish with sour cream and green onions.
3 ancho chiles
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 large red onion, finely chopped
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 tablespoon ground cumin
1 tablespoon dried Mexican oregano
1 cup dry white wine
2 (16-ounce) cans plum tomatoes, pureed
3 cups homemade chicken or vegetable stock
1 to 2 tablespoons honey
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Bring 2 cups of water to a boil in a small saucepan. Add chiles, remove from heat and let sit for 30 minutes. Remove stems and seeds, then place in food processor with 1/4 cup of the soaking liquid and puree until smooth.
Heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook until soft. Add garlic and cook for 1 minute. Add cumin and oregano and cook for 1 minute. Add ancho puree and cook for 2 to 3 minutes. Add wine, pureed tomatoes, and stock and cook for 25 to 30 minutes or until slightly thickened. Season with honey, salt, and pepper, to taste. For a chunkier sauce, leave as is. For a smoother sauce, puree with an immersion blender, or puree in batches in a blender or food processor. Keep warm until ready to serve.
1 1/4 pounds goat cheese
3 cloves garlic, coarsely chopped
1/4 cup freshly grated cotija cheese
2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup finely chopped cilantro leaves
Place goat cheese, garlic, cotija, and lime juice in a food processor and process until smooth. Season with salt and pepper and fold in the cilantro.
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MS Application Requirements/Information | Diabetes Education and Management | Health & Behavior StudiesSkip to content Skip to main navigation
Diabetes Education and Management
In the Department of Health & Behavior Studies
M.S. Application Requirements/Information
Applications for admission to the M.S. degree program are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. The Program Coordinator will arrange a phone interview once all application materials are on file. Applicants must be admitted and enrolled in order to apply for a Teachers College scholarship. The TC scholarship application deadline is April 20.
Admission Requirements include:
- Bacclaureate Degree in relevant field from regionally accredited higher education institution
- Preparation in one of the areas eligible to take the Certified Diabetes Educator Certification Examination, including clinical psychologist; registered nurse; occupational therapist; optometrist; pharmacist; physical therapist; physician (M.D. or D.O.); podiatrist holding a current, active, unrestricted license from the United States or its territories; dietitian holding active registration with the Commission on Dietetic Registration; physician assistant holding active registration with the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants; or exercise physiologist holding active certification as an American College of Sports Medicine Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist® or Clinical Exercise Specialist; health care professional with a minimum of a master's degree in social work from a United States college or university accredited by a nationally recognized regional accrediting body.
- Academic qualifications consistent with graduate school, including undergraduate and/or graduate GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- If an applicant's native language is not English, or if an applicant received his/her baccalaureate degree from an institution where English is not the official language of instruction, he/she must submit official scores from an accepted English proficiency exam. This requirement is in effect regardless of where the applicant received a prior graduate degree (if any).
- Admission to the Diabetes Education and Management Masters degree program is also based upon adequacy and relevance of academic preparation; evidence of registration, licensure, or certification in one of the fields mentioned above; relevance of prior professional experience and related activities; and potential to benefit from additional professional preparation in diabetes education and management. Writing is an integral part of any graduate program, especially one that is solely online. Admission to and success in the DEDM program are contingent upon evidence of advanced writing skills.
To be considered for admission to the Diabetes Education and Management Program, applicants must submit the following to the Teachers College Office of Admission:
- Online application
- Official transcripts from undergraduate and graduate programs
- Copies of registration, licensure, or certification in clinical psychology, nursing (registered nurses only), occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, medicine, osteopathy, podiatry, dietetics, physician assistant, or exercise physiology
- Two or three letters of recommendation
- Written personal essay of a few pages that includes your interest in diabetes, your experience as a diabetes educator, if any, and your career goals
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I am so irritated with Wells Fargo. DH has had a visa card with WF for 3.5 years now with a $1,500 limit. DH has NO debt, except that we just got a mortgage (that hasn't hit the credit report yet), and his scores are ALL above 800 (pulled by morgage company) with no negatives. DH has one other Visa card, and is an AU on my AMEX (which has a 0 balance). DH called for a credit limit increase (the first time he has ever made this request), because he uses his card a lot for business, and WF told him they would only increase the limit to $2,300. $800 increase?! No debt other than a mortage, an 800+ credit rating and only an $800 CL increase? Is this the way of the credit world?
Time to look for a better creditor.
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Time to look for a better creditor.
I agree. I am not too experienced here, but I have not heard of many members with big CLs from Wells Fargo. Many banks are being very conservative with CLs and CLI requests. I would definitely advise your husband to look into Citi, Chase or AMEX if he wants to deal with better companies that are known for being generous to their good customers.
Yep-that's Wells Fargo for ya-just do what I did-sock drawer the WF Visa(OK- I have a $5.99 monthly subscription auto charged)-take your 800 credit score and 0 debt and get a REAL CC w/ a REAL limit that you deserve-AMEX,CHASE,CITIBANK all over 10k NFCU,PEN FED over 20k.
I'm in the exact same position you are. I've had my WF Plat. Visa for 5 years. It was my very first card and I called for a CLI 2 months ago. They gave me a $600 CLI after being a loyal customer for 5 years! I sockdrawered them awhile ago because WF does not show their clients that they appreciate their business and they obviously do not show that they want to grow with you.
I moved over to Chase at the beginning of this year and my relationship with them has been phenomenal! They take care of all my deposit account needs and have been great on the credit side as well with my loans and lines. In fact, I just got a $1000 CLI on my Freedom recently...how about that? Rewarding your customers for bringing their business to you.
Definitely think about what the above folks have said about having a card with Chase, Amex, or Citi...and sockdrawer Wells...you won't regret it.
They are increasing their fees and reducing benefits on their checking/savings accounts as well.
Wells services my mortgage, and keep soliciting me for the Home Rebate Visa. I've heard they are super conservative, so i'll pass. As others above have said, go with another lender. He shouldn't have any problem getting a card with good rewards and credit lines.
You all are right. We need to move on from WF. I was just hoping to wait a year or so (since we just got a mortgage) before DH applied for more credit. As an aside, just the other day- out of the blue- I got an email from AMEX telling me that they are raising my limit on my Optima from $19K to $23K.
i opened my wells fargo in august of 2006. it is my oldest open major credit card. i started out at 3000. i have received two cli's from that i have requested from them. the first one was septmember 2010. they gave me a 900 dollar increase. i asked the csr that granted me the increase if this was average or above average. she told me my credit increase approval was actually above average. then i requested an increase again in april 2011, and they once again granted my increase by 1200 which was way above average to 5100 where it is now obviously. i enjoy having this account as they have allowed me to use it through bill pay as if it were a bank line of credit rather than a credit card. i can cut someone a check up to my full credit line and i am only charged purchase interest the moment the check is mailed.
they have also recommended (pre approved) me for an actual line of credit. but i am hesitant because i want my credit file to improve first allowing accounts to mature a little and most of all allow for inquiries to drop first. second of all, their offer i believe may include a 25 dollar annual fee. the interest rate i believe may be between 8.5 to 10.5 percent apr.
I've had a Wells Visa for about 1.5 years. Limit started out at $4,500. It's gotten two CLIs, both $700 a piece.
So now it awkwardly sits at $5,900.
I only got it because a girl I was "seeing" at the time worked at Wells... She ditched me for a teller at her branch, and all I got was this lousy Wells Fargo credit card.


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Selling Cake Pops Day 4 of 5
Lesson 9 of 15
Objective: Students will be able to write and solve equations graphically from a profit model.
Big Idea: Extend writing expressions into solving equations through modeling a student run business. Linear modeling as entry point to build students' algebra confidence.
Warm up and Homework Review
I include Warm ups with a Rubric as part of my daily routine. My goal is to allow students to work on Math Practice 3 each day. Grouping students into homogeneous pairs provides an opportunity for appropriately differentiated math conversations. The resource Selling Cake Pops Day 4, Video Narrative, Warm Up specifically explains this lesson's Warm Up- Selling Cake Pops Day 4, which asks students to find the missing number in an equation.
I also use this time to correct and record the previous day's Homework.
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As with the previous lessons using the Cake Pop scenario, this lesson is a transition to the Common Core Algebra 2 standards.
I start by having the students make a list of the profit expressions from the first day of this lesson. We are going to look at graphing (using a calculator) as a method of solving equations. We will use this technique over and over again as we solve new types of equations over the school year.
This is the first time the students will be using the graphing portion of the calculators. In the PowerPoint- Selling Cake Pops Day 3 I provide steps I have students do with (the TI-84s) so that we all start "on the same page". An overhead calculator or Smartview is helpful to this lesson for modeling purposes.
This lesson begins by asking students to identify the number of cake pops sold in order to reach certain profit targets and are solved algebraically and graphically. The first problem is viewable in the standard (10x10) viewing screen, but subsequent problems will require window manipulation. This provides an opportunity for students to use their knowledge of the problem at hand to reason out a suitable window (Math Practice 5). Specific scaffolding techniques and lesson procedures are located in the PowerPoint- Selling Cake Pops Day 3 notes.
For an additional TI-84 tutorial please see http://www.atomiclearning.com/k12/en/ti_84.
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Three Types of Solutions
This lesson is meant to be spread in two days so each class will reach a certain point in this section.
We have already discussed equations with one solution. Now we are going to talk about equations with no solutions or infinite solutions in context, algebraically and graphically (Math Practice 2).This discussion will set us up for future types of equations with unusual or no solutions.
Infinite Solutions
When is the profit the same if we take the market this week in Caldwell vs. the market last week in Caldwell. This is a bit of a trick question. I start by doing a think-pair-share on what we expect the answer to be followed by the students writing and solving the equation. Students will get something like 0=0 and we talk about what this means in terms of our solution. Finally, we graph it and the students describe how the graph shows infinite solution.
No Solutions
Last year, Caldwell didn't charge a weekly set fee. They only charged $45 per season and the 5%. Write an expression representing Caldwell last year. The students write a new expression for this problem. For those that are struggling, it is useful to note that the percent didn't change, just what is being charged each week.
Now, I ask the students to find out how many cake pops need to be sold so that the profit is the same between this year's Caldwell market vs. last year's Caldwell market. The students write an equation, solve it, and end up with no solution. I make sure that they note that the variables cancel and the remaining equation is not an equality. They then graph these on the calculator and describe the shape of linear graphs with no solution.
Finally, I ask the students to write an example of the Types of Solutions to Linear Equations and draw a picture of what the graph solution may look like. You can do this as a class if your students struggle a bit or have them do it themselves. This summary is the BIG IDEA for today.
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Exit Ticket
I use an exit ticket each day to provide a quick formative assessment to judge the success of the lesson.
Today's Exit Ticket, located in the PowerPoint, asks the students to look at the graph of the two sides of an equation and identify the solution from the graph.


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Why Work in A Video Game Studio?
If you love gaming and are constantly challenging yourself to imagine new worlds, then getting a job in a game design studio is perfect fit for you. One of the best reasons to work in a studio is that it provides myriad career opportunities in a lot of different, but interrelated fields.
Depending on your focus, you'll get a chance to work with creative, technical, and business teams to build, test, and produce interactive video games.
Working Well With a Team is Key
Working in a video game studio is a truly collaborative experience; you'll be a cutting-edge member of a creative crew. Depending on your interests, you'll have a lot of options for different jobs such as: an audio and video technician, a CG artist, a game designer, a project manager, a marketing executive, a producer, a QA Tester, or a software engineer. With so many interlocking career paths, you'll be able to put your talents to work producing original content and world-class video games.
Relaxed Work Environment
The work environment in a design studio is a lot more casual than a lot of jobs. You won't be wearing suits to work and will be surrounded by passionate and intelligent team members who enjoy gaming as much as you do.
Training and Experience
Like any job, some training will occur once you get hired, but it's important to have some academic training to get your foot in the door.
Studying game design from a design school will give you the fundamental training in computer programming, digital media, game mechanics, design, animation, and multimedia development that could help you excel in this industry. A degree in Animation and Visual Effects or Game and Interactive Media will put you on the inside and steer you towards building the next generation of interactive games.
As a Video Game Designer you'll enjoy more than a fun and creative work environment. As more and more people get into gaming, the industry is expected to grow, with projected job growth around 10% through 2018. If you are interested in the artistic side of gaming, check out a career as a Multi-Media Artist or Animator, this field has jobs projected to grow by 14% through 2018.


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Finding Solutions to Equations
Lesson 10 of 20
Objective: SWBAT: • Define solution and substitution. • Use substitution to check whether a number is a solution. • Solve one-step equations.
Big Idea: Are the solutions to 30 – n = 15 and n – 30 = 15 the same? Why or why not? Students apply their knowledge to finding solutions to one-step equations.
Do Now
See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
Often, I create do nows that have problems that connect to the task that students will be working on that day. Today I want students realize that although the variables, values, and operations are the same the solution to each of these equations is different. I want students to see that in the first equation 30 – 15 = 15, so 15 must equal n here. In the second equation if you substitute 15 for n, your answer does not equal 15. Rather 45 – 30 = 15, so n must equal 45.
Some students may use guess and check or substitution to find the values for n. Other students may work backwards to find the value for n. I call on students to share out their thinking and the way they arrived at their answers. I do not explicitly teach students to use inverse operations to solve equations. When I have done this in the past it has resulted in students memorizing (and often confusing) a procedure and losing sight of what they are actually doing. Students are engaging in MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others and MP7: Look for and make use of structure.
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We review the vocabulary words together. Students work independently on problems 1-4. If they get stuck I encourage them to substitute one of the numbers in the answer box into an equation to see if it works. I walk around and monitor student progress. A common mistake is that students think that 2 to the 4 power is equal to 8. Another common mistake is that students think that t = 12 in problem 1. They think that 18 = t – 6 is the same as 18 – 6 = t.
When most students have completed their work on these 4 problems we come back together. I present the common mistakes mentioned above as solutions to problem 1 and 2. Students participate in a Think Pair Share to discuss whether or not they agree with me and why. I call on students to share out their thoughts. I push students to use substitution to prove that my answers are indeed incorrect. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively and MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
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- Before this lesson I print out 6.10 Engage NY Matching Cards for each student and cut them out. I label each set with a number and place that number on the back of each card in the set. Each set goes in its own envelope labeled with the set number. That way if one piece is left out, it can be easily identified.
- I Post A Key in the room showing the correct solution to each equation.
I tell students that they will be working independently to match an equation with a solution. When they find a match, they record it in the table. I remind students that if they get stuck they can look at their notes in the packet to remind them of strategies they can use.
As students work I walk around to monitor student progress. I observe what strategies students are using and which equations are challenging for students. I use these observations to help inform my questions in the closure. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively, MP6: Attend to precision, and MP7: Look for and make use of structure.
If students find their matches, they raise their hand. I quickly scan their work. If they are on track, I send them to check their work using the key. If they successfully complete this work, they work on the challenge questions.
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Closure and Ticket to Go
I use my observations to pose a question to students. For instance, if I notice that many students struggled with p + 13 ¾ = 32 ¾ I ask students to participate in a Think Pair Share about how to find a solution. I call on students to share out their thinking. I ask students if they found their solution using a different strategy. I want students to be exposed to multiple strategies for finding solutions to equations.
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SOURCE: Knights, L. C. "Personality and Politics in Julius Caesar." In 'Hamlet' and Other Shakespearean Essays, pp. 82-101. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1979.
In the following essay, Knights analyzes how Shakespeare contrasted public and private life in Julius Caesar.
Shakespeare wrote Julius Caesar in 1599, and the play was first performed in the new theatre, the Globe, which Shakespeare's company, the Lord Chamberlain's Men, had recently had built on the Bankside. Shakespeare, of course, got the material for his play from Plutarch's Lives of Caesar and Brutus. But, just as in gathering material for the English historical plays from Holinshed, he selected only what he needed as an artist dealing with the universal stuff of human nature, so here his purpose is not simply to reconstruct the historical situation in Rome in the year 44 b.c. The historical material is of interest only for what Shakespeare makes of it. That...
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Re: Disco Turbo Training 2000
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:50 am
el_flaco wrote:npx wrote:I use it as a backoff exercise to work my joints in my shoulders nothing to build mass more to prevent injuries.
I think that exercise is more likely to cause injury.
Yeah on higher weights, but since I do It as a backoffset with low weight no worries and i don't push it to the max either. It is also done last in the program so my shoulders are really warm. But of course this is the bar movement that causes shoulder injuries so there is a risk. Thanks for the input and there is nice to see that there is someone more than Phil that reads my diary.


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Here is a list of mod managers / utilities that forum members have wrote.
Mod Managers
(in no particular order)
Launcher 0.2
By forum member Odin79, (cross platform)
ModStarter OS X 0.1
By forum member Square, (MAC OS X only?)
'settings changer/mod manager'
by forum member Bluemaxima (windows only?)
Diorama 1.1.1 (map generator)
by forum member florian
wz stats tool(Windows exe only)
by forum member watermelon
A new map editor (windows only)
by forum member Flail13
This thread is just pointing to what they did, comments about whatever mod manager / utility you use, should go in that thread, NOT here.
If you made something, and want it listed, leave a reply. Then those replies will be deleted when program is added, and any OT reply is also deleted.
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Thought we had a topic for the latter but.. hey.
So the Type-0 remake is out in 3 days - Anyone else interested? I've pre-ordered because I'm a compulsive goon but it does look like a very fun game, very different to the usual FF gameplay but hopefully better than the auto-control of FF13.
Also, it comes with a demo of FF15, which features this:
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So the planning for this episode went something like this…
Hey Tim, we're having Alice Keeler on the show!
Cool. What are we going to discuss?
We're going to try something new. We are going to have a debate. Chromebook vs. iPad.
Oh, that sounds fun. Who's she debating?
You. You're taking the iPad side.
And then came the show…where I made a complete fool of myself. But Alice is super fun and knows her tech like a champ. Get ready for the most entertaining Bedley Bros EdChat yet. And the winner is…
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Born: 1920, Waldorf, Germany
Describes some of the difficulties involved in emigrating from Germany [Interview: 1990]
As Nazi anti-Jewish policy intensified, Kurt's family decided to leave Germany. Kurt left for the United States in 1937, but his parents were unable to leave before the outbreak of World War II. Kurt's parents were eventually deported to Auschwitz, in German-occupied Poland. In 1942, Kurt joined the United States Army and was trained in military intelligence. In Europe, he interrogated prisoners of war. In May 1945, he took part in the surrender of a village in Czechoslovakia and returned the next day to assist over 100 Jewish women who had been abandoned there during a death march. Kurt's future wife, Gerda, was one of the women in this group.
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BitQwik presented by Robert, its developer
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Robert Oschler, developer of BitQwik, presents in this episode what can be done with his great free Windows tool to do powerful search easily on your Evernote account.
Yes you can do similar search using the syntax provided by Evernote but it can be difficult to master so having a tool like BitQwik might just be the solution.
As Robert says himself on his website : "Unlock the power of Evernote's rich set of search operators for finding notes with BitQwik! You can filter search results by the date created or modified, by file type such as PDF files and more, by the tags used or the source application that created the note, and many, many, other useful ways."
Until the next time, happy evernoting,