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From what I know, in the past contestants were not allowed to sit out two challenges in a row. But if Abi's only competed in what, two, then I don't see how it works.
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From what I know, in the past contestants were not allowed to sit out two challenges in a row. But if Abi's only competed in what, two, then I don't see how it works.
Past seasons haven't had so many reward and immunity challenges combined. Abi didn't sit out back-to-back challenges in one day this season so can we please not have this discussion every week? I think it's been covered!
Go ahead and call me Ms. Bossy Pants. I don't care. :monkeybum
They aren't allowed to sit out 2 challenges in a row that aren't 'broken-up' by a Tribal Council. Up until last week (I think), the reward and immunity challenges were combined so it was just 1 challange and then there was a Tribal Council and then another reward/immunity challange, another Tribal, etc, etc, so Abi technically didn't sit out back to back challenges because they didn't have any until last week. Abi would not have been allowed to sit out the Mud Ball challange AND the Toss-a-Ball-into-a-Net Challenge this week because there was no Tribal Council in the middle. To be fair, Jeff just says contestants can't sit out back to back challanges, but doesn't mention that challanges with a Tribal Council between them is not considered a back to back challenge (someone looked it up on Wikipedia last week to verify the rule). Hope that helps.
And Ms. Bossy Pants...neener, neener, neener...I covered it some more. And now I'm done. HTH. :-)
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Thanks, mesachick! I'm like the people on that Snickers commercial, where they say they don't act like themselves when they're hungry. A cookie is just what I need to go back to be my sweet regular self! :D
Carter has gotten so skinny, there's not going to be much left of him. Malcolm just destroyed him....and Jeff Kent too. We need Tandang to lose next week. One more TC and then we'll have the merge. Best Kalabaw can do is to talk to Denise and make sure that she can convince Malcolm to side with them in the merge. With only 4 of them left, they can't afford to lose again because Denise will be Jonathan's next target (Denise has to turn it around to get rid of Jonathan). If Tandang lose the next IC then the merge will have 6 Tandang to 4 Kalabaw. IF Malcolm switches, it will be a 5-5 tie. What do you think should Malcolm and Denise do at the merge? Should they side with the tribe that has the numbers?
Yeah, me too. It kind of amazes me that we don't see people lose their temper with those who are lazy or annoying more often, especially when you consider the fact that they're in a situation where they have little food, are getting very little sleep, and are paranoid about possibly getting voted out. I'd love to see someone refuse to share the food they got with their lazy tribemates lol, that'd probably get them voted out though.
I think I'd have the same problem as Pikachu out there, I'm somewhat of a loner as well, and don't really open up until I get to know someone pretty well. I could see myself going first if my tribe lost the first challenge simply because I hadn't bonded enough with the others.
Well, the preview kind of suggested that there will be a merge next week, though that wouldn't be the first time the Survivor editors misleaded us. That's a good question, and honestly, I don't know what the best option for Malcolm and Denise would be. There's also Skupin and RC who are both on the outs in Tandang, and I imagine would be looking for a new alliance if they both make the merge. If they merged next week, it would basically be Penner/Jeff/Carter vs Pete/Abi/Artis/Lisa, with the remaining four votes up for grabs. They already outnumber the main Kalabaw alliance, maybe the four should team up with them, at least until Tandang's numbers are dwindled. It will be interesting to see what happens.

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eCoolSoft had kept focusing on MFC for the development of Windows GUI for a while. eCoolSoft had changed its mind to focus on ASP.NET and DHTML for the web client GUI development.
This is mainly because the controls in ASP.NET are server side controls, and they don't have the same capability as the Windows GUI on the browser.
After eCoolSoft made a search, eCoolSoft found that the combination of ASP.NET and DHTML is the best choice to develop client side ASP.NET components.
eCoolWebPanelBar now supports the collection properties of both Groups and Items in VS.NET properties box. This means that you can define eCoolWebPanelBar properties from both XML file and the properties of VS.NET IDE.
Also, version 184.108.40.206 supports the bold or non-bold font to the letter of the menu head and adding the left image of the menu head.
This demo consists of three files called eCoolWebPanelBar.dll, MenuRef.xml and WebPanelBarScript.js.
eCoolSoft found the weird bug in Mr. Zek3vil JavaScript code since WebPanelBarScripts.js gets the error of SPAN tag if we use his code with ASP.NET control. This is mainly because ASP.NET creates SPAN tag for the server control, and JavaScript tries to assign OnClick event to the Label control, for example.
To solve this bug, eCoolSoft adds the array object declared realMenuObj defined by SPAN ID named ecoolx, and x represents the number. X (count) is generated by HtmlTextWriter in Render function through the number of Menu Head defined by MenuRef.xml.
After this, only realMenuObj is considered to process to shrink or expand the menu item.
//This is the part of WebPanelBarScripts.js function InitializeMenu() { nCount=0; //get a collection of menus objSpanCollection =document.body.getElementsByTagName("SPAN"); for (var i = 0; i < objSpanCollection.length; i++) { var objSpan = objSpanCollection(i); if(objSpan.id .indexOf("ecool") != -1) { realMenuObj[nCount] = objSpan; // get a collection of Menus' height menuHeightCollection[nCount] = objSpan.childNodes.item(1).clientHeight; // assign the click event to every Menuheader // prevent the bug if asp.net control has the tag called span; if(objSpan.childNodes.item(0).id=="xpmenu" ) { realMenuObj[nCount].childNodes.item(0).onclick = ControlMenu; if(nCount != 0) realMenuObj[nCount].childNodes.item(1).style.display = "none"; } nCount++; } } }
eCoolWebPanelBar.dll is almost same structure as Mr. yanhao's code after eCoolSoft confirms that the raw HTML code shows Outlook style bar.
Render function has the same HTML code in HtmlTextWriter to make loops by Group and Item count by MenuRef.xml.
This time, eCoolSoft can't provide the source code of eCoolWebPanelBar.dll mainly because eCoolSoft fails to create the different versions of code. This seems to be very frustrating to keep developing the new version with the same TagPrefix of the custom control.
eCoolSoft gets the error message saying that eCool:Goup is defined at multiple places in same directory. As a result, eCoolSoft keeps working with the same project of eCoolWebPanelBar. This means that eCoolSoft doesn't have the same code of this eCoolWebPanelBar.dll any more.
eCoolSoft tries to support the collections property at design time. MS Press Book - Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and Components gives eCoolSoft many hints to solve the collection property at design time.
However, this book uses IList base class, and then eCoolSoft must write the code by CollectionBase class approach. This solution is shown in a later paragraph.
Before eCoolSoft makes CollectionBase class work to the collection properties, eCoolSoft tries to find the sample code for this. However, eCoolSoft never finds any good article about this. One sample has the code for tab collection control, but tab actually has its object because tab control object is created at the other place.
That is, at eCoolWebPanelBar has the following relationship.
So, Groups, Group, Items, and Item are not GUI objects, so we have to take care of the creation of these objects by ourselves.
public class Groups : System.Collections.CollectionBase, IStateManager public class Items : System.Collections.CollectionBase
After we declare Groups and Items class, we need define GroupsEditor class derived from CollectionEditor class.
namespace eCool.WebPanelBar.Design { public class GroupsEditor : CollectionEditor { public GroupsEditor(Type type) : base(type) protected override Type[] CreateNewItemTypes() { Type[] types = new Type[] { typeof(eCool.WebPanelBar.Group) }; return types; } } }
After this, we must map GroupEditor class to Groups class for the design editor to understand the relationship between these.
namespace eCool.WebPanelBar { [ Editor(typeof( eCool.WebPanelBar.Design.GroupsEditor), typeof(UITypeEditor)), ] ..... }
So, last issue is how we make the design editor know the parent and child relationship between Group and Items object.
namespace eCool.WebPanelBar { [ TypeConverter(typeof(ExpandableObjectConverter)), DefaultProperty("Items"), ParseChildren(true, "Items") ] public class Group : IStateManager ..... }
Without the above code, eCoolSoft gets the error message saying that eCool:Items is not defined ...
Another issue is that eCoolSoft has to face the conflict between XML format and the design editor format. That is, if we add the new group to eCoolWebPanelBar by the design box, the duplication happens, and then one more Group and Item are created. To solve this issue, eCoolSoft changes the location to load the data from XML file in OnRender(...) function. Before, this happened in constructor in WebPanelBar.
As a result, we can now define the data from both XML file and the design tool.
//This is the content of MenuRef.xml. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <menudata> <menuhead id="Product" caption="OutLook" imageurl="./images/up.gif"> <menuitem id="item10" caption="Today" url="www.ecoolsoft.com/products.aspx" imageurl="./images/Today.gif" /> <menuitem id="item11" caption="Calendar" url="www.ecoolsoft.com/product_2.aspx" imageurl="./images/Calendar.gif" /> <menuitem id="item12" caption="Inbox" url="www.ecoolsoft.com/product_3.aspx" imageurl="./images/Inbox.gif" /> </menuhead> </menudata> //eCoolWebPanelBar doesn't support target of html tag of URL yet.
You can modify MenuRef.xml to point to a different image file, caption and URL as long as you keep the same format.
Currently, eCoolSoft is working to fix these bugs except Netscape and IE5.0 support.
eCoolSoft focuses on the following issue to protect ASP.NET against the decompiler.
eCoolSoft notices that several competitors use this kind of approaches to protect their intellectual rights. Furthermore, XSLT expands the capability of XML file for the reusable code.
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The audio quality is magnificent and the video is pleasure for the eyes!
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I love that netflix and pandora radio is built in this device! It also has a FM radio built in it, which is also a great idea!
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Bought this for my husband and he absolutely loves it. The sound is incredible along with the great picture.
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Product has some very good features. The one missing feature is WiFi networking.
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Apps are utterly useless!
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Unless you have a router on your entertainment center this item is useless. Not only does it not include a wireless network adapter but Samsung does not offer one or recommend one. So as far as apps you better be close to your router. Sound quality is fair, cosmetics, are fair and installation is easy.
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This one's going back...at a $40 return shipping cost to me. Terrible product. Advertises many internet and connectivity options yet is not wireless. I love the picture in the manual that shows a cable running from the device through the house to a router. So funny. In this day and age, when a $50 wrist watch has wireless capabilities I'm not sure why Samsung is selling a product like this. It's completely out dated.
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Tapioca Allergy-Causes, Symptoms, And Cure
Tapioca allergy was something quite unheard of until recently, when the medical professionals came across a patient with severe allergic symptoms which were traced back to the tapioca root also known as the cassava. It is a popular staple across parts of Africa and Asia and is known to cause certain complications on account of its cyanide content. However, allergic reactions are rare and the starch or flour from the root is often used as an alternative food for individuals suffering from wheat allergies.
Reasons for Tapioca Allergy
Your body is likely to react violently on encountering the tapioca proteins if you happen to be allergic to it. The secretion of histamine is associated with the inflammation of the bodily tissues as it tries to get rid of the harmful allergen. A specific anti body known as IgE binds to the protein and a host of symptoms plague your body as the allergen is eliminated. Cross reactivity with latex or rubber allergy is often seen in patients diagnosed with allergy to tapioca.
Tapioca Allergy Symptoms
- Skin rashes and intense itching along with general inflammation and redness of the skin.
- Tingling around the mouth and swelling of the facial tissues.
- Breathing difficulties that result in shortness of breath and wheezing.
- Common cold like symptoms with runny nose, watering eyes and nasal congestion. Persistent sneezing and coughs may also be associated with it.
- Severe allergic conditions are usually found in patients who are also allergic to latex. The symptoms may cause the patient to become unconscious and is considered to be life threatening.
Treating Tapioca Allergy Symptoms
- Avoiding tapioca in all forms whether flour, sauces or gravies is mandatory once you have been diagnosed with the condition.
- Treat the cold like symptoms and breathing difficulties with anti histamine shots in order to minimize them.
- Severe reactions require immediate medical intervention and you will be advised to carry an epi-pen for self-administration of epinephrine if you also happen to have latex allergy.
Tapioca allergy is not something that you are likely to guess yourself. It is essential to consult a doctor if you experience any discomfort on consuming the starchy root in order to take effective precautions in a timely manner.
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Have you been to a Redemptorist mission?
What is a Redemptorist mission? It's like a parish retreat. A time to step away from the busyness of life and focus on what's really important — our relationship with God, with ourselves, and with each other. The nights of a parish mission aren't your ordinary nights in church, either! Prepare to laugh, perhaps shed a tear or two, and hear the Word of God presented in a whole new way!
Know someone who's been away from the Church or the sacraments for awhile, a parish mission is a great time to invite them back!
Here are a few upcoming missions:
January 15 Orlando, FL (Fr. Daniel Francis)
January 20 Port Orange, FL (Frs. Patrick Woods & John McGowan)
February 5 Beaufort, SC (Fr. Daniel Francis)
February 11 Candler, NC (Frs. Alex Ortiz & Tom Deely)
Click here for a complete listing of parish missions in the eastern U.S.
Who are the Redemptorists?
Two thousand years ago Jesus said, "He sent me to preach the Good News to the poor." Since 1732 the Redemptorists have followed in His footsteps, preaching the Word and serving the poor and most abandoned. Our congregation of missionary priests and brothers was founded by St. Alphonsus Liguori. Like the first Apostles, our mission—and our joy—is bringing the message of salvation to all people. As Redemptorists, we have a special devotion to crib, cross, Mary, and the Eucharist. To learn more, explore our website and connect with us on Google+, Facebook, and Twitter.


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While Babs and KL have been en route up to St. Cloud to party with Sooze and the TwinsCentric crowd, poor old JC has been left at home to slave away on the blog and get the GameChat post up. They never take me anywhere!
(The truth is, I've spent the afternoon getting a haircut, loading the dishwasher, buying some groceries and watching a "classic" Twins/BitchSox game on Comcast Sports. It's from 2003 and, as we'd expect since it's on Chicago's cable channel, the Sox won the game 8-6 in 12 innings on a Frank Thomas HR. Nonetheless, it was kind of fun watching Kyle Lohse, AJ Pierzynski, Bobby Kielty, Doug Mientkiewicz, Corey Koskie, Denny Hocking, LaTroy Hawkins, Christian Guzman, et al, along with a VERY young looking Canadian first baseman wearing number 27. I REALLY miss Justin!)
Anyway… the important thing is that we have the Twins to watch (at least those of us in areas of the country where FOX is showing the Twins/Mariners instead of the Phillies/Padres do, anyway). There isn't much point in scoreboard watching today, since the Bitch Sox and F'ing Yankees don't play until tonight. The Tigers did lose to Toronto earlier today, however, and I suppose we should continue keeping an eye on the kitties for a while yet.
According to LEN3, the newest kid on the block, Brian Fuentes, is on the scene and wearing jersey # 51, so watch for him to enter if the occasion calls for someone to face a tough LH hitter late in the game (assuming the Mariners HAVE a tough LH hitter… I suppose Ichiro may still qualify).
Span, CF | Suzuki, I, RF | |
Hudson, O, 2B | Figgins, 2B | |
Mauer, C | Branyan, DH | |
Kubel, RF | Lopez, J, 3B | |
Cuddyer, 1B | Kotchman, 1B | |
Thome, DH | Gutierrez, F, CF | |
Young, D, LF | Langerhans, LF | |
Valencia, 3B | Bard, J, C | |
Hardy, SS | Wilson, Jo, SS | |
Blackburn, P | Fister, P |
Minnesota | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 7 | 0 |
Seattle | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
There isn't a whole lot to say about this game. Nick Blackburn pitched like…well… unlike I ever recall seeing him pitch before. He's had some very good games as a Twin. He's been a money pitcher late in other seasons, so it's not like it would be unheard of for him to throw a good game against the Mariners today. But 2 hits (BOTH in the first inning), 2 walks (one erased on a DP ball), 6 strikeouts and only 98 pitches over 8.2 innings? I didn't see that one coming.
Good thing he came through with a lock down game, though, because the Twins apparently have not burned their assbats. Danny Valencia, JJ Hardy and Denard Span deserve to share a giant banana split for stringing together three consecutive hits in the top of the 3rd inning to account for the Twins sole run. And the new guy, Brian Fuentes earns his own personal hot fudge sundae for coming in to nail down the win by striking out the Ms' big lefty Russell Branyan for the final out of the game. (There was plenty of discussion around Twinsville, I'm sure, about whether Gardy should bring Fuentes in or let Blackburn try to complete the game… but when you are fighting for a playoff spot and you have a left handed closer-quality pitcher who is as close to being perfect against LH hitters as you can get, the decision becomes pretty clear. Good call, Gardy.)
As for Boyfriend of the Day, I'm not sure we've ever had an easier choice to make. Nick Blackburn, you are our BOD. Keep up the great work! – JC


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Lords of the dance: Pash's Myles Hendrik (left) with DJs Ana and Tim
The swankification of Cahuenga Boulevard has left Nightranger with mixed feelings ever since somebody decided to give the area a fancy schmancy new name a few years ago (instead of "The Corridor," we instead dubbed it "The Clusterfug"). The Beauty Bar, the Burgundy Room and of course the crusty corner gay-dive The Spotlight (we've heard rumors this one's closing, but so far the Light ain't out) have helped the street to retain some crude/cool character amid slick newbie nightspots like Tokio, Citizen Smith and, most recently, paparazzi snakepit Goa. Not to knock any of the latter, which are really quite splendid looking, but we'd rather our L.A. be more like New York than Miami.
Hidden smack in the middle of the Ca-huenga-motion, The Room was another groovy unfettered grotto to escape to, and its lineups were as diverse as they were noteworthy (Garth Trinidad,the old Blest boutique bashes). So when we heard the place was remodeled recently, we were trepidatious. Popping in last Thursday for the reincarnation of Myles Hendrik and David Heath's stylin' dance night Pash (formerly at Vine Bar), we were pleasantly surprised. The place may have lost some of its rough charm and mystique (you no longer enter through the back alley), but it's clean and modern, not-too-luxe wood look and a center-of-the-room dance floor — perfect for checking out all the unabashed '80s dance moves — felt homey and happenin'. Plus, it's twice as big now that the owners took over the porn shop next door.
Of course, the fact that Hendrik and co. have a big dude outside (Star Shoes and Cinespace's former security lug) rejecting the street's uninvited riffraff — as they did at their former location — may have something to do with the great vibe. DJs Tim (OK GO) and Ana (Dim Mak)spinning retro prog and rock (ah, we missed hearing rock at hipster hangs) and Hendrik's always-moving mesh of old and new doesn't hurt either. Brimming with Cobrasnake-approved moppets (we didn't see him, but Mark's apparently a co-host) and other night-life notables like Skeet Skeet and Stephen Hauptfuhr early on, we weren't surprised that there was no room left in this Room by midnight.
As for Pash's former locale, Vine Bar quietly reopened under new ownership several months ago. The place closed amid loads of drama and bad blood that included one of its former owners getting attacked at the door and, on certain promoters' blogs, accusations of drug use among management.
Look for the bar, whose makeover we hear is pretty sweet, to regain some, if not all, of its former glory with Sudden Death Sundays, a new dance featuring Blu Jemz, Cosmic Kids/Royal Rumble, and DJ Pube$ spinning (gasp!) real records.
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Speaking of wax wonders, it doesn't get any bigger than Grandmaster Flash.The eminent beat king made a rare appearance at The Rootdown last Thursday night, which had us hightailing it outta The Room (we'll be back) to worship him at Little Temple. There was no space for bowing, much less dancing, but the master did twirl up a transcendent set — at least the crowd thought so. We loved the old-school stuff (which included the obligatory "White Lines" and "Rockit" remixes) but there was a little too much newer hip-hop — stuff heard at any Hollywood jiggy joint — for our taste. Still, the master's last big L.A. gig — the Basquiat opening bash at MOCA a couple of years back — was legendary and still has people talking (two chicas in the bathroom were recalling it just that night), and he does have a way of putting new and old into pulsating perspective, making even Snoop Dogg somewhat palpable.
Wild Gifts
An entirely different kind of flash from the past was had at the relaunch of the Zero One Gallery in downtown L.A. last Saturday. The 25-year-old art and party space has had many bases over the years (column coinky-dink of the week: It began in a building on Cahuenga!) and its eccentric mix of artists and patrons made it our city's answer to The Factory, though the creations were more "low-brow" than pop. On any given late night, David Lee Roth (who helped to pay its rent) and John Belushi could be seen partying with local luminaries like Tomata du Plenty, El Duce, X, and Brendan Mullen, who often deejayed at the gallery's Sunset and then Wilcox locations. Mullen was on deck on Saturday, spinning (yes, real LPs) from his "Hot 100 All Time Great Southland Punk Songs '77-'80" listed in the back of his Live at the Masque photobook, which seemed to put the art tart lots including Greg "the Pope" Romero, Anthony Ausgang, Chaz Bojorquez, Peter Pochna, Michael Mollett, Doug Knott, Jane Cantillon, Dick Ross, Stephen Holman and Tequila Mockingbird in the spirit, even if the original Zero's infamous drug orgies and debauched carousing were nowhere to be seen in this huge, brightly lit space, which also happens to be part of Santee Village — a pricey new loft community.
The scene the next day at the "31st occasional" Doodah Parade (where Mockingbird and many of the oddballs we saw the night before walked through the streets of Pasadena) was far more boisterous, actually. The semiregular procession of freaks and geeks may have changed its date of occurrence, but the wacky factor was no less overt. We haven't seen this many drag queens, dressed up doggies, and war (painted) protesters in one place since, well, our last stroll down Hollywood Boulevard, actually. The difference? Everyone participating on Sunday was so damn delightful! If you march to the beat of your own nutty drummer, this is the street party for you. Can't wait to Doo it again next year.
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U.S. History: 20th century culture and politics; U.S. and the world; media history; democracy; civil liberties; cultural globalization.
Sam Lebovic is a historian of American politics and culture, with particular interests in mass media, democracy, civil liberties, and the role of the U.S. in the world. He received his BA (First Class Honors) from the University of Sydney in his native Australia and his PhD (with distinction) from the University of Chicago. Before coming to George Mason, he held postdoctoral fellowships at Rutgers University and NYU.
His first book, Free Speech and Unfree News: The Paradox of Press Freedom in America, was published by Harvard University Press in 2016. A comprehensive history of press freedom in theory, law, and practice from the dawn of the twentieth century until the present, the book argues that the First Amendment right to free speech has been insufficient to guarantee a free press. Exploring problems ranging from the rise of state secrecy to the corporate consolidation of the newspaper industry, the book uses the history of press freedom to ask new questions about the role of the press in American democracy, and to better explain the crises that beset today's press during the "war on whistleblowers" and the ongoing death of the daily newspaper.
Lebovic has also published articles on the role of the media in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, on the history of the Fulbright program, on the politics of pop culture in the 1940s, and on the Beatles and cultural globalization.
His current research interests include the institutional and intellectual history of cultural globalization, the policing of international travel through passport regulations, the politics of public opinion in American democracy, and the intellectual history of the "audience" in America.
Lebovic currently serves as the Associate Editor of the Journal of Social History.
Free Speech and Unfree News: The Paradox of Press Freedom in America (Harvard University Press, 2016)
"Here, There, and Everywhere': The Beatles, America, and Cultural Globalization, 1964-1968," Journal of American Studies, January 2016
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Ryan's favorite food is calamari, which unfortunately isn't on the menu of his Moroccan restaurant, Tagine, which he opened with two of his friends in Beverly Hills, CA. However, there is a Cremeux Aux Chocolat Jivara (granola and vanilla-caramel ice cream) on the dessert menu, which sounds pretty fabulous.
8. He gets mistaken for Ryan Reynolds all the time.
True, they're both hot Canadian actors named Ryan, but the similarities pretty much end there between Gosling and Reynolds. And yet, fans can't tell the two apart. Gosling told Interview magazine recently, "I can't tell you how many times people go, 'Are you Ryan?' And I go, 'Yeah.' And they say, 'Can I get a picture?' Then they take the picture and realize, in that moment, that I'm not Ryan Reynolds. I can see the disappointment in their faces."
9. His first was Ellen DeGeneres.
We're talking about his first television appearance, of course, which was on Ellen in 2007… just three years ago, can you believe that? Well, he does a pretty good job for his first time, and even tells a funny story about his mom accompanying him to the Academy Awards with her "beehive" hair-do.
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Make a Zine!: Start Your Own Underground Publishing Revolution
by Joe Biel and Bill Brent
Do you have a passion that you want to obsess about in a love letter to the world? In this new edition of Microcosm's popular DIY guide to zine-making, Joe Biel updates the information provided in the first edition (edited by Biel and the late and great Bill Brent) to address zine making in today's digital and social-media-obsessed world. Covering all the bases for beginners, Make a Zine! hits on more advanced topics like Creative Commons licenses, legality, and sustainability. Says Feminist Review, "Make a Zine! is an inspiring, easy, and digestible read for anyone, whether you're already immersed in a cut-and-paste world, a graphic designer with a penchant for radical thought, or a newbie trying to find the best way to make yourself and your ideas known." Illustrated by an army of notable and soon-to-be-notable artists and cartoonists, Make a Zine! also takes a look at the burgeoning indie comix scene, with a solid and comprehensive chapter by punk illustrator Fly (Slug and Lettuce, Peops). Part history lesson, part how-to guide, Make a Zine! is a call to arms, an ecstatic, positive rally cry in the face of TV show book clubs and bestsellers by celebrity chefs. As says Biel in the book's intro, "Let's go!"
- Peace News sun 1/22 5:13am
as cute as a French comic book...if anyone needs some wise and friendly advice to help them create their first zine, this is the perfect guide.
- Ian Reddy, Contratexts 6/17/2011
[Make a Zine] adds variety to the book and helps it to become an example of the collaborative, community-minded orientation of zine publishing that Biel has tried to create. Biel and Brent's text is actually a book of many voices, and its most interesting aspect, to me, is when its discussion how zine-making also often means participating in a community of zine producers.
Make a Zine! is also filled with a large number of cute illustrations from a number of artists in a variety of styles. These images also contribute to the book's community orientation. The variety of illustrations turns Make a Zine into a narrow survey of zine graphics without distorting its status as a how-to guide.
- Dagger Zine 6/20/2010
When I first started making zines, I was so scared I would fuck them up somehow. It was 2001 and I'd been out of college for 2 years, living in Portland and having discovered the Independent Publishing Resource Center which was 15 blocks from my sketchy downtown apartment. (the building has since been demolished, but that is another story)
I distinctly remember asking this zinester guy at the IPRC inane questions about page numeration and what if I cut the page sizes out wrong, so they didn't line up perfectly. His response, which was repeatedly echoed by older and wiser zinesters was basically this: "Do what you want. RELAX. It's a zine, You can't fuck it up-- by definition!"
Eight years later, I finally get what those guys were talking about. Anything goes with zines, hell, you could use doily and make a zine out of it; it does not matter. However, if you are a big scaredy-cat perfectionist like me, or you wanna get really serious about things like mailing list organization and what to send to a distro so that they pay attention to you, I strongly suggest you pick up a copy of Make a Zine! by Bill Brent and Joe Biel. In exhaustive detail, this little puppy is the handbook for everything from Layout and Type to Going on Tour. It includes helpful hints that can only come from experience, like "Nurture a positive relationship with your postal workers." Get it now! MARINA MENEGOL
- Profane Existance 10/12/2009
"Holy crap, if I would have hand my hands on this when I was 17 it would have been my bible! Ironically it was first published that same year and obviously wasn't available to me then. It is undeniably refreshing to read such a gem in an age where zines seem to have hardly a paper trail left, replaced by that glowing screen in your face. "Blogging" is now the face of the changing times, and though there are merits, they can't hold a match to cradling the creation of someone's blood, sweat, and tears in your hands. It takes a tremedous effort to produce, copy, and distribute your work and this book covers every tiny yet monumental detail. Every chapter has so many subjects covered that it is shocking how much effort was put into it (much like a great zine itself). 'Layout and Type' for example, goes in depth on page planning, making sketches, headers, footers, supplies, colors, pasting…even page numbering, white space, and typing without a computer! There is a chapter on interviews with a 'when enough is too much' section (!!). Contributors, copyright, postage, back issues, pricing, budgeting, and even making a sales call are all tackled in this book in careful detail. Inspiration and ethics are also highly important chapters, afterall they are the bones to this beautiful monster you are creating. I highly enjoyed this book and will use it as a bible even if I am not doing a zine today. This is a testament to something that is so special about DIY culture and something that is unfortunately disentegrating with rising costs and easy internet access. Keep zines alive! Read this book and start your own!"
- Hanging Like a Hex 10/8/2009
"... released by Microcosm, the current reigning kings and queens of making and distributing zines. I feel like their how-to repertoire is getting a little redundant these days, seeing as how they've already released "Making Stuff and Doing Things" (which had zine making content inside) and "Stolen Sharpie Revolution", another DIY how to guide with plenty of zine tips, and now this.. Though being a zine nerd myself I see the differences and took stock from this guide as well for the nuts and bolts of not only creating a zine, but many outside factors as well like getting contributors, getting distribution, copying schematics, computer programs, postage, sales, promotions, and typography. These are often secondary things that most aspiring zinesters don't really think of offhand and that I know I personally just had to pick up along the way (which I feel is a good way to learn to so you can see the mistakes you make and learn from them). For the hardcore DIY 'til death type this may rub them the wrong way a bit since this book gives a lot of space to a more professional (i.e.- organized) sort of approach to getting your publication out. Still, I feel there is something in here for everyone. The contacts in the back are an excellent addition, though who knows how long they will be relevant. My opinion overall is that if you have any of the other titles microcosm has released regarding DIY craftiness/zine-making you should be fine with those. But if you're rather obsessive, and particularly if you want to know a bit more about some of the peripheral aspects of zine-making, this would be a pretty good guide to check out."
- 410Media 10/8/2009
"An update of a book that might really be called Stolen Sharpie Revolution II. This is a great primer for those trying to figure out how to start there zine.
I especially liked the section where they intereviewed Jackson Ellis from Verbicide, Christine Boarts from Slugs and Lettuce and our friend Todd Taylor from Razorcake about how they estimate cost for printing, etc. While these are larger zines than most people reading this book are going to publish, their advice is based on their own experiences as their zines grew.
Overall, I would say that this book is worth the price if just for the 20 pages of resources in the back."
- Feminist Review 7/1/2009
Longtime zine makers and self-publishing enthusiasts Bill Brent and Joe Biel are the perfect folks to make a case for their media. The combined expertise of the authors and contributors—mostly notable zinesters who also happen to be friends with Brent and Biel—makes this one of the most useful compendiums I've had the pleasure of reading. Originally published in 1997, the second printing of Make a Zine!: When Words and Graphics Collide! is heavily revised and updated to include more examples of long-functioning and successful zines, tips on budgeting your projects, and a lovely resource section in the back that is full of zine distributors (often known as distros), zine reviewers, and zine libraries.
Only recently beginning to explore zines with real interest, this book has restored my faith in self-publishing and provided me with newfound hope. It pushed forward my backburner ideas onto the main hot plate. I'm proud to say my first zine is in the works, in large part because of the solidly helpful, inspiring advice of Make a Zine!
Make a Zine! is an inspiring, easy, and digestible read for anyone, whether you're already immersed in a cut-and-paste world, a graphic designer with a penchant for radical thought, or a newbie trying to find the best way to make yourself and your ideas known. You'll gain insight into your practice, find some new ideas, or get the motivation for which you've been waiting. Seeing your words instantly published on the screen can making blogging an appealing prospect for many, but if you're someone who wants to hold the tangible results of your work in your hands, grab this small publishing manual to get started. The thing you'll need most are ideas and time.
- Alexander Petrochenkov
20 years ago, when I was young and the Soviet Union was still struggling for communism, I co-published with my friends a jazz zine. It was real SAMIZDAT -- an illegal self-published independent zine. We printed it on the electric type writer with print out of 50 copies or so. It was dangerous but it was passion. Today I am working for a popular computer magazine -- and it is just a good job, not more. So, make your zines, ladies and genlemen. And I believe computers & Internet someday destroy any ...totalitarian state.
- John Marr, Murder Can Be Fun
Gives the best introduction to layout, typography, stats, and design I've ever seen.
- R. Seth Friedman, Factsheet 5
Answers all the questions about starting up a zine project.
- Steven Svymbersky, Quimbys
Authoratative, without reading like a textbook. More than enough experience to backup this advice.
- Katie Haegele, La La Theory
Good, useful information - about postal rates, printing techniques, and how to physically construct your zine, including details like getting a clean photocopy from a cut-and-paste layout that could only have come from experience. It also discusses selling and promoting your work in a way that makes these sometimes queasy-making topics feel empowering. Thorough and detailed. Read this and make a zine!
- Danielle, Utne Reader
Awesome little guide!
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A week after wildfires in southern California force a quarter-million residents to flee their homes, critics complain that mass evacuations were only necessary because San Diego's fire response wasn't up to the challenge. The fires are now largely under control. Winds Could Revive California Fires As firefighters look close to bringing a week of devastating fires under control in Southern California, forecasters are warning there's a chance that moderate winds could return in the next week to whip up the blazes. Because of that, one fire official said "it's a little premature to be celebrating." He said officials hope to control all the fires within a week, but that fierce, dry winds could send fire crews "off to the races again." More than a dozen fires are now fully surrounded and seven other blazes are between 50 and 97 percent contained. Abc News Video Damp Weather Helps California Firefighters Battle Blazes Monday, October 29, 2007 SAN DIEGO — A week after the start of the Southern California wildfires that chased a half-million people from their homes, firefighters were aided by a return of damp weather Monday — but they were aware strong Santa Ana wind could redevelop by week's end. The state Office of Emergency Services damage tally rose Monday to 2,786 buildings destroyed, including more than 2,000 homes. Clouds streamed inland from the Pacific on Monday and meteorologists predicted areas of drizzle and light showers through Wednesday morning. Fire crews were already benefiting from precipitation in some areas, said Daniel Berlant, a spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. "We continue to make great progress," he said. The 58,401-acre Ranch Fire northwest of Los Angeles in Ventura County was fully contained during the night and crews were pushing to complete lines around six other big blazes. However, there was a chance of moderate Santa Ana wind — the strong, dry gusts that fanned the flames last week — returning by Friday, the National Weather Service said. The winds wouldn't be as strong as last week, but wouldn't be weak either, the forecast said. I was wondering about how many of you guys are close to any of these?
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My mother lives in Rancho Bernado. She has been evacuated since last Tuesday...
Although her home is still standing, her neighborhood is devastated. The fires, spread by hot 50mph winds, were absolutly unstoppable. If you have ever been to San Diego, ( I grewup there, and my entire family still lives there) it is all a desert. The hills are all scrub brush. Even without the winds, it is hard to get a wildfire under control...with the Santa Ana winds blowing strong, these fires can move at 30mph and no fire fighting team is going to do much to stop them no mater how well prepaired. Many, many homes and people were saved by the efforts of the fire and rescue teams envolved. It is assinine to think that there response was anything less that heroic.
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Glad to hear shes alright and her house too, thats depressing to see all that beautifull land go to rubbel im srry to hear it, we just moved into a new home and the people who sold it to us moved to san diego and i keep telling my mom to contact them to see if there alright but she always forgets, and like u said about the firefighters/rescue teams i think there doing a good job espiecially with all the obstacles in there way
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this is looking out the front window of my condo during the fire, just got back here 2 days ago because the smoke was so bad.
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"I work hand-in-hand with [clients] to make financial and operational decisions that improve their financial health. I schedule and manage all the staffing for numerous clients … coordinating the workflow and serving as a liaison with several clients with billings that total approximately $1 million," he wrote in his 40 Under Forty application.
Those efforts went a long way toward earning the Bryant University graduate a recent promotion to serve as a principal at the firm. But what put him over the top were his efforts to serve his employer in the same way he does his clients.
His revitalization of the firm's college-intern program has since 2008 led to a steady stream of new hires, who have been able to hit the ground running, saving time and training expenses for the company.
"Hiring these interns … has saved our firm in excess of $100,000 in recruiting fees and more than 100 management hours in nonbillable time," he wrote.
As a member of the firm's technology committee, he recommended new accounting software that has benefited clients and created time savings for the firm of as much as 20 percent on larger audits.
Simon is also very active in the community. In the past year he helped expand the financial-literacy program at the R.I. Transition Academy at the Community College of Rhode Island.
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The citations alleged 38 serious safety violations, 15 serious health violations, and two other-than-serious violations following an inspection that began Jan. 19 at the company's Houston facility. The company employs 1,200 workers nationwide; about 105 are located in Houston.
Serious safety violations included inadequate machine guarding and unsafely stored steel coils. Also cited as serious was the company's failure to develop and train employees in lockout/tagout procedures to ensure machinery will not start up during maintenance or repair. Additional serious violations involved overloading powered industrial trucks and cranes; failing to maintain equipment properly; and numerous electrical violations, such as damaged flexible cords and circuit breakers that were installed in damp and wet locations. As serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
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Taylor Fletcher appeared fairly relaxed Monday as he horsed around with another ski jumper at the base of Howelsen Hill.
It wasn't official training for Fletcher, one of Steamboat's Junior Olympic medal hopefuls, who was testing a new pair of jump skis on the K-68 hill.
"I just came over to try out some new skis," Fletcher said shortly after being pushed into the snow by the other skier. "If they're not right, I still have time to make a change."
With one of the biggest junior meets of the season just a few days away, picking the right skis is a top priority for the 14-year-old who is hoping to have a golden week during the 2005 Chevrolet Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Junior Olympic Championships.
Fletcher is one of five Steamboat jumpers and more than 60 from across the country who share the goal of winning gold.
The Junior Olympics start Thursday.
The athletes' first chance to win a medal will come during team special jumping and Nordic combined events. The events will open at 9 a.m. Thursday with a trial round. The first official jump will take place at 10 a.m., and the second round begins at 11 a.m. After the jumping is completed, the top three, four-person jumping teams will earn medals.
At 6 p.m. the two-man Nordic combined teams will alternate laps around a 6-kilometer cross-county course. The race starts and finishes at the rodeo grounds and will determine which teams take home the Nordic combined team title.
The athletes' first chance to win individual medals will come Saturday. In the morning, the athletes will compete in the special jumping event. The trial jump is at 9 a.m. followed by the first of two official rounds at 10 a.m.
That afternoon the Nordic combined skiers will compete in a 5-kilometer cross-country race at 3 p.m.
"This is the biggest event of the season for this age group," said Todd Wilson, the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's Nordic director. "This is what they've been working for, and it should be pretty exciting."
The events on Thursday and Saturday are the only official Junior Olympic competitions. However, on Friday the athletes will be invited to compete in an Elimination Target jump on the K-68 hill.
In that event, coaches will set a mark on the hill that jumpers will try to reach.
The competition will begin with 63 jumpers. During each round, the field will be cut in half. The jumpers closest to the mark without exceeding it will advance; those who are not in the top half of the field will be eliminated. The competition will include five rounds. At the end of the fifth round, the jumper who is the closest to the target distance will win.
All the skiers on this year's Rocky Mountain Division team will come from the ranks of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club. Fletcher, Brett Denney, Sam Chovan, Adam Peters and Charlie Stoddard will represent the division and the club in this week's events.
"I don't like to set personal goals because you never know what will happen," Fletcher said. "It would be nice to win a medal in the Nordic combined or in Saturday's special jumping. But the field is a lot stronger than last year, so it's not going to be easy."
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The Honduran political establishment and the Obama administration were banking on the country moving beyond the coup domestically and normalizing relations with the world. But this stance has proven naïve.
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Supporters of last year's coup are demanding that the government let sleeping dogs lie, while their opponents fear The Truth Commission will fail to deliver an honest account of the coup.
Karol Cabrera is still in El Salvador as they search for her daughter, who has suddenly disappeared. While some have speculated the daughter had possibly run away, most believe she was very excited to leave.
A negotiated compromise at this week's meeting of the OAS could point a way forward to allow member states to vote for the reintegration of Honduras, barred from the group last year after what some governments called a coup.
Roberto Micheletti's de facto government is back in the news. Last week, news broke in Honduras that the official newspaper, La Gaceta, published two ...
For decades, impunity has reined in Central America. Dictatorial rule, coups, murder, and genocide have, for the most part, gone unpunished. This mont...
At the end of October, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton celebrated the unprecedented overturning of a coup through dialogue. That assessment has now proved naïve.
President Obama should refuse to recognize the results of the upcoming Honduran election and bring an end to the embarrassing isolation of the United States from the rest of the world.
Hondurans had high hopes for two things last week: qualifying for the World Cup and settling the political crisis. Unfortunately for the Hondurans, they came up short in both.
If the agreement brokered this week holds, Honduran society will have turned the ugly precedent of a modern-day military coup d'etat into an example of the strength of nonviolent grassroots resistance.
Fingers are crossed throughout the Americas for a speedy conclusion to the Honduran crisis. But Sunday's elections may not present the exit we all hope for.
Rumors are swirling. Some say that all that remains is for negotiators to agree on the date of Zelaya's return. Others say that both sides have agreed to renounce the presidency.
In the current Honduran stand-off, Roberto Micheletti and Manuel Zelaya have shown themselves to be political novices without the maturity and intellect to guide this country out of this crisis.
Today's curfew lift will reveal much. If the majority of the country remains quiet and orderly there might be a mellowing of the situation. If clashes erupt, the crisis will spiral.
Zelaya traveled over the Nicaraguan border and followed back roads with a small security force until reaching the Brazilian embassy in Teguchigalpa, undetected all the way by the coup government.
While the the demonstrations are not violent as of now, police helicopters have started circling the area and the loud bangs of fireworks are punctuating the shouts.
The democratically elected president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, has returned to Tegucigalpa, entering the country in secret, traveling overland with a small group of advisers.
The pro-Micheletti event, despite its title, amounted to little more than a military parade. In the stadium, people cheered enthusiastically as planes passed overhead and soldiers marched.
The U.S. State Department has not issued a formal statement to Congress acknowledging the military coup in Honduras. Millions in U.S. money continue to flow to the coup regime.
The current Honduran imbroglio has presented ambassadors with the dilemma of whether to support the deposed President or the newly-installed leader.
The coup-controlled Honduran press is having a heyday with the Obama remarks. La Tribuna has a picture of Obama on the front page with the headline "Hypocrisy to Call for Intervention in Honduras"
I debated lobbyist Lanny Davis, now working for the business backers of the recent Honduran coup, on Democracy Now! Below is a list of Davis's major lies followed by fact checks.
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Why do the commentators always say NalaNga ? It is written Nalaga, I don't get where that second "n" comes from
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Jonny Wilkinson absolutely smashed by huge Opeti Fonua
Or 133kg for the non British and non Americans
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Really great stuff ! RD never disappoints :)
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Rob Simmons escapes on-field punshment for dangerous tackle on Yannick Nyanga
Simmons at least owes Nyanga an apology. The tackle was clearly deliberate, as you said, it happens, heat of the moment, frustration, but it was dangerous and completely against the spirit of the game. There is no softness about it, it is against the law, period.
Warburton apologised to Clerc for his semi-final red card offense, Simmons should do the same.
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I was in the stadium, and there was no replay at all, it's an habit at Stade de France, they have huge screens but they only use them for advertising... I actually didn't realize it was so brutal until I came home and watched the highlights, so can't blame Owens on that, it happens. Simmons got lucky on the moment, but he's out of the tour for sure, not that he cares much since the season is over in the South anyway.
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The Lure of Badges
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Use gaming elements, such as competition, scoring, levels, and the achievement of badges to engage users.
If you have watched a teenager playing World of Warcraft, you know how the digital universe motivates people. You can also motivate your students with a form of "gamification" by incorporating badges into your courses. With the Blackboard achievements tool, you can provide this kind of incentive by designing a badge system to encourage your students to explore and participate more.
You can award badges for the completing a project, mastery of a skill, or levels of experience. A student's badge collection can represent the key learning milestones that he or she met. Earned badges can show a complete view of a person's skills and achievements.
You can also award badges for skills and knowledge acquired outside of the classroom setting:
- Extra-curricular activities and after school programs
- Volunteer programs and community service
- Work-related projects
- Military experience
- Study abroad
- Student government
- Membership in a club, group, or other organization
- Internships and mentoring
- Job training
- Soft skills, such as collaboration, leadership, and community-building
Basically, you can allow students to combine a diverse set of badges to tell the story of their accomplishments, in and out of class. Together, you can create badges to spotlight skills that will help students work toward a specific goal. Whether the goal is to gain admittance into graduate school or finding the perfect job, you can collaborate with your students to design the pathways.
When students are allowed a voice in the process that unlocks the access to what they want, you may see a spike in their motivation for additional learning. You want to facilitate your students' "what if" thinking stage. Allow them the flexibility to be innovative and determine what they value and recognize as important to their own educations.
Questions to Consider Before Using Badges
Will you organize your badges into groups?
To help engage your students, you can "tier" your badges. After your students earn one badge, it unlocks the next badge. The difficulty in earning the badge doesn't necessarily have to increase. You can allow students to follow your recommended path for earning badges or let them design their own learning experiences. If students have goals in mind, they may be more enthusiastic about the process.
Are privileges attached to badge collecting?
Consider building in other types of incentives for earning badges. For example, after earning badges A, B, and C, you can offer your students a coveted internship. If it is associated with something they value, your students will be more likely to be motivated to earn badges.
After your badging system is in place for a period of time, you may find that additional incentives beyond badges aren't necessary. However, privileges may help you get a jump-start on encouraging your students in this new form of assessment.
Should badges be made public?
Excerpt from: Schenke, Tran, and Hickey. "Design Principles for Motivating Learning with Digital Badges." HASTAC. 5 June 2013. Web. 17 July 2013.
"Thanks to Mozilla's Open Badges Infrastructure, badge earners in most projects can decide if and when to publicly display badges they are currently working on or have earned. Some projects give earners the option of displaying badges themselves, while other projects automatically display badges for learners. We know from the motivation literature that providing choice makes learners feel more autonomous (in control), and that different levels of choice have implications for motivation. However, displaying badges to the public may induce competition among badge earners."
As students collect badges, they determine how potential employers, organizations, and schools can view them. In addition to the Mozilla Open Backpack, students can post their badge collection on social networking profiles, personal websites, college applications, job search sites, and online résumés.
With credible information included with a badge, it becomes the evidence of a person's skills, competencies, accomplishments, experiences, and talents. Anyone can explore the badge's data to verify its worthiness.
As the value of badges increases, they can help unlock new possibilities for lifelong learning.
Who is your audience?
As you create your badges, think about who may want to access the evidence behind them:
- Badge earners
- Graduate schools
- Peers who could be motivated by the achievements of others
- Colleagues and professionals in your field you want to network with
- Those who could provide internships and mentorships for your students
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- 1 large green pepper, thinly sliced
- 1 small onion, thinly sliced and separated into rings
- 1/2 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 loaf (1 pound) unsliced Italian bread
- 1/3 cup prepared Italian salad dressing, divided
- 2 ounces sliced deli turkey
- 4 slices Swiss cheese
- 2 ounces sliced deli ham
- 3 slices cheddar cheese
- 2 ounces sliced deli pastrami
- 1/2 cup sliced dill pickles
- 1 large tomato, thinly sliced
- Additional olive oil
- In a large bowl, toss green pepper and onion with oil. Place on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 12 in. square). Fold foil around vegetables and seal tightly. Grill, covered, over medium-hot heat for 12-15 minutes or until tender; set aside.
- Cut loaf in half horizontally; remove bread from top half, leaving a 1/2-in. shell (discard removed bread or save for another use). Brush cut sides of loaf with salad dressing; place cut side down on grill. Grill, uncovered, over medium heat for 3-5 minutes or until golden brown.
- Place bottom of loaf on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. x 12 in.). Layer with turkey, two Swiss cheese slices, ham, cheddar cheese, pastrami and remaining Swiss cheese. Top with green pepper mixture, pickles and tomato.
- Drizzle remaining dressing over cut side of bread top; place over filling. Brush bread with additional oil. Fold foil around sandwich and seal tightly. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 4-8 minutes or until cheese is melted. Cut into slices with a serrated knife. Yield: 4 servings.
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On Tuesday night's installment of "The O'Reilly Factor", Fox News host Bill O'Reilly went after Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) for a comment Coburn made at a town hall meeting in Oklahoma earlier in the month. Coburn shot down speculation that imprisonment was one of the consequences for those who chose not to purchase health insurance, telling the crowd: "The intention is not to put anybody in jail. That makes for good TV news on FOX but that isn't the intention."
O'Reilly didn't take too kindly to that sort of criticism of his employer, especially coming from a conservative like Coburn. So O'Reilly defied Coburn to name a single person on Fox News who had ever said such a thing. And then O'Reilly dropped the gauntlet, saying, "We researched to find out if anybody on Fox News had ever said you're going to jail if you don't buy health insurance. Nobody's ever said it."
Really? Coburn said he was pretty sure he'd heard it before. And of course, he had. So Senator Coburn, if you'd like to be reassured that you're not going crazy, you should check out Media Matters or Swampland for all the various instances you were probably thinking of. Or you could just watch this handy HuffPost highlight reel featuring all the times over the past few months when people on Fox News (including people on O'Reilly's show (including, yes, Bill O'Reilly himself) ) have claimed that you will go to jail if you don't buy government-mandated health insurance.
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Despite a good performance by the Tampa Bay Rays All-Stars, the American League still lost the 2010 All-Star Game last night by a score of 3-1 to the National League, who won the annual event for the first time since 1996 – the 2002 All-Star Game ended in a tie. The win gives the National League home field advantage in the World Series. In addition to many exciting moments over the past week, the All-Star event also experienced some sadness.
The game opened with a moment of silence for George Steinbrenner, owner of the New York Yankees. He died the morning of the game at the age of 80. Under Steinbrenner's ownership. the Yankees won 11 pennants and 7 World Series. Fans may have disagreed with his tactics, but few can deny that Steinbrenner had a tremendous influence on Major League Baseball. Many will miss him.
The All-Star event for many started on Monday night with the Home Run Derby. David Ortiz (aka Big Papi), the Boston Red Sox's famous slugger, participated for the fourth time and won the event. Milwaukee Brewers hitter Corey Hart highlighted the first round with 13 homers, but had nothing left for the next one.
After two rounds, Florida Marlins' Hanley Ramirez and Ortiz were tied with 21 home runs each. In the third and final round. Big Papi hit another 11 home runs to win, which tied the final round record set by Bobby Abreu in 2005. Afterwards, an exuberant Ortiz lofted the trophy over his head. His large smile said it all, and set the scene for the main event the next day.
The All-Star Game provided fans with an exhibition of outstanding pitching. Tampa Bay's David Price started the game for the American League, and Colorado's Ubaldo Jimenez took the mound for the National League. All told, the American League pitchers dished up seven hits, while the winning team gave up six. The National League struck out eight batters, and the American League pitchers struck out 10 in a losing effort. In the top of the ninth, Detroit's Jose Valverde struck out the three batters he faced.
Tampa Bay's Evan Longoria started out the game with a double off Jimenez, but the American League could not capitalize on it, and Longoria was left stranded. The Rays star third baseman walked in the fifth and scored the American League's only run on a Robinson Cano sac fly. Also representing Tampa Bay in the game was veteran outfielder Carl Crawford, who walked and stole a base, and closer Rafael Soriano, who pitched a hitless eighth inning.
For the National League, their offense occurred in the seventh inning. Braves catcher Brian McCann hit a bases-clearing three-run double off of White Sox reliever Matt Thornton that would eventually turn out to be the game winner. Two of the runs were charged to Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes. McCann won the Ted Williams All-Star MVP for his efforts and marked the first time an NL catcher won the award since Mike Piazza earned it in 1996.
If the Braves make it to the World Series, they can thank their catcher for providing them with the home field advantage. Heading into the seconf half of the season, they currently lead the National League East by four games over the New York Mets.
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This Halloween, Geek Girls do not have to sacrifice fashion for a
cheap costume they'll wear only once. Actress Ashley Eckstein, the
voice of Ahsoka Tano on Star Wars: The Clone Wars and founder of the
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And what better way to accessorize all
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trick or treating! Katie's very popular Her Universe Halloween Tote Bag
sold out last year at record speed! The bags are only available for a
limited time, so get them while supplies last.
"I was thrilled when Ashley asked me to do another Halloween bag
design," said Katie. "I'll take any chance I get to draw Darth Vader in a
silly costume! Ashley and I came up with the idea for this year's bag
at Celebration a few weeks ago and I couldn't wait to come home and get
started on it."
All of these "everyday cosplay" pieces for Halloween and beyond can
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seen wearing many of the "everyday cosplay" pieces as co-host for MTV
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The Synopses are the (almost) human readable documents which constantly kept up to date, (unlike other historic docs like apocalypses and exegeses.) mostly after discussions at the p6l mailing list.
The Perl 6 design process began with a call for RFC (requests for comments) in July 2000 at The Perl Conference 4 (todays OSCON). In the next one and half year 361 RFC came in and Larry Wall sorted them and answered with the Apocalyses. Damian Conway tried to make them easier accessible and enriched them with examples. He got help from Allison Randal and so the Exegeses were born. But people today are not very patient and want a quick diff between Perl 5 and 6. That is why the Synopses were written.
comes from the latin word for compare. Its mostly used today by theologians (like apocalypse and exegesis too) who call the 3 gospels (except John's) synoptical gospels, because the tell almost the same story in the same order, even some parts are in each version different or missing.
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Three basketball games hit hardcourt
There isn't a full slate of basketball action tonight, but there are a few intriguing matchups on the schedule. Regular-season high school hoops continues tonight (Jan. 22) with three games in Nanaimo.
The feature game is at the Woodlands Secondary School gym, where the Eagles senior AA boys will host the Nanaimo District Islanders at 7 p.m.
The other boys' game in the city is at Wellington Secondary School, where the Wildcats host the Ladysmith '49ers at 7 p.m. in senior AA action.
Also tonight, the Dover Bay Dolphins senior AAA girls play host to the Cowichan Thunderbirds in a 5:30 p.m. tipoff at the Dover Bay Secondary School gym.
Dover's boys are on the road at Cowichan tonight.
In tournament results from this past weekend, the Wellington senior AA girls won the Victoria Police Tournament, defeating the Claremont Spartans 66-56 in the final, and the Woodlands boys placed third at the Esquimalt Fire Tournament.


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Joe Biden is a hoot, ain't he?
I guess ol' Sheriff Joe sees his boss running around all over the place saying the most ridiculous things possible, and he gets jealous of all the attention. Or maybe he's just a dope. Sam Stein reports:
Vice President Joseph Biden on Monday night upped the ante around the already quite-dramatic assassination of Osama bin Laden.
From the pool report of Biden's comments during a fundraising event in New Jersey come these quotes.
"You can go back 500 years. You cannot find a more audacious plan. Never knowing for certain. We never had more than a 48 percent probability that he was there."
Why stop at 500 years? Why not 5,000? Good effort, Leonidas. You gave it your best shot, Alexander the Great. Now step aside for THE GREATEST MILITARY COMMANDER IN HUMAN HISTORY.
Biden also said: "Osama bin Laden is dead and General Motors is alive. Think about it." We will, Joe, just as soon as we get done not running out and buying Chevy Volts. And this guy wonders why people boo him?
Is it any wonder why we're in the trouble we're in?
P.S., may I remind everybody that Joe Biden voted AGAINST doing the bin Laden raid. Probably not audacious enough, eh?
P.P.S, Joe Biden is the Fredo Corleone of American politics.


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Faculty, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public HealthGail Allen, MD earned her medical degree from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and completed her residency at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. Her special interests include the patient-doctor relationship, developing systems to improve the quality of care for patients ages newborn through young adulthood, and global health, including malnutrition in resource poor regions.
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