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When leaving options open, like that of choosing each flaps questions, it is very important to walk around an monitor students work. I do this by walking around the room and checking in on each group of students. I help them with the selection process so that they move along and get questions down that they will need to answer later. If a group does not like the suggestion I give, I try another one. I want the groups to choose their own questions, but do so timely. If left to their own devices, they will become sidetracked or lose focus on which questions they want to answer.
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Objective: SWBAT read, write, and collaborate with peers about an Archaic Native American group to have better understanding of the text that they can then share with the class.
Big Idea: To read a complex text and understand multiple Native American groups is hard. Students have a hard time remembering all of the facts that are within the text. In this lesson, students will work in small groups to answer text embedded questions.
Opening the Chapter
We have begun to read about the people of the Americas, particularly in Arizona, from 10,000 BC to 1500. In this large span of time their are many Archaic Native American tribes that students must study. The class recently finished a lesson on Paleo-Indians and are beginning to study the Archaic People that came after them.
We will open this lesson with a review of that lesson. I will ask them questions in regards to what we know about them, how we know it, changes and differences back then. I want to make sure they have a good grasp of hunter-gatherer and the climate change that occurred. This question and answer session will be the opening to today's lesson and reading.
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Creating the Archives
Before the heart of the lesson, students will need to construct a foldable that will be their notes. These notes are their archives and I model how to fold the paper and use my scissors to make the slits on each side. The foldable will be six boxes. Three flaps on each side with their notes or "archives" hidden underneath.
I make sure to model this foldable a couple of times before asking them to do it. I also want to check their folding before I give them the go ahead to cut. I ask the class to fold the paper into fourths, with the longer sides as the top and bottom. Then they will fold the paper into thirds the other direction. Once they are folded I ask them to raise them up so I can do a quick check of their folding. I will help anyone who needs my help at this time. If there are more than a few students, I will ask these students to not cut and see me first.
The outside fourths will become the flaps. I model how to cut the inside lines to create flaps. I like to point out which lines I am cutting. I will use a marker to highlight the lines and this way they stand out if students need to use my model as a guide.
I ask the class to make sure their name goes on the back of the foldable now. Now they are ready to do research. They have now created archive boxes that will store their findings from their reading.
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Research Questions
Each flap will now need a question to answer. I have a read aloud that is a great source for showing good questions to ask when researching a group of people. It is If You Lived With the Hopi Indians by Anne Kamma. This book is really great in Arizona and especially here in Flagstaff because the Hopi reservation is very close and some students are Hopi in my class. Each section of the book begins with a question and the author then tells us the answer to it.
I will not have time to read the whole book so I chose specific questions ahead of time to share and that relate to the questions I would like them to use while reading. Here are some of the questions I would ask: "How and Where did they _______ live?" "What were their homes like?" "How did they get water?" "What kind of food did they eat?" "Did they grow crops?" "If they did grow crops, what did they grow and how?" "What Artifacts did they leave behind?" "Did they make things like art or objects?"
Students will use this list of questions to add a question to each flap of their archive foldable. I will have them choose the questions after we create groups.
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The chapter of the book has six different tribes of Archaic Native American tribes. Three have quite a bit of information on them. Instead os the whole class reading and trying to remember each tribe, I will put students in teams to research a group together. They will work together to answer the questions that they chosen and labeled on the flap of each archive.
To start I have them count off by six, this will put about four students into each group. I ask them to add this number to the under side of their foldable, next tot their name, so they remember it. I ask place them around the room telling them where each group will work. I do not always give them the location of the room to work in, but for time this works faster. I remind them to take their history book with them to their group along with their archives.
Once students are in their groups, I explain how they will need to begin. First, each groups needs to choose six questions that they are going to answer. One questions will go on each flap. Every member of the group will have the same questions. Later, they will use these questions to share with classmates about their Native American tribe.
Next, students will need to read the section of the book about their tribe and have a discussion about what they learned. They will then come see me for an iPad. They will use the iPad and book to answer the questions they chose. When they finish, each flap should have an answer hidden underneath. They have now created their archive about that Archaic Native American tribe.
I remind them that every student needs to participate and get a chance to research using the iPad. I will go over quickly as a reminder of how we get to the internet and how we search for information.
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Reading and Recording
The role of learning and teaching is the responsibility of each group. They are now given time to read and research. I will walk around and monitor and guide where it is needed. If conflict or situations arise I want students to handle this themselves. I will only step in if I am truly needed.
Tomorrow, students will learn how to now use their archive to teach others. Students will be broken into four larger groups where they will be responsible for teaching the other students about their tribe.
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Well in today's tutorial I will be showing you how to draw the new Jaguar XF. Why this car you ask. Well because I believe that Jaguar has taken a big step to produce a car that falls into the same visual and style bracket of an Audi or BMW. I've always remembered Jaguars to be this fantastically old looking car (like the Rolls Royce), you know, the type that seems like they belong to folks that own mansions and have a chauffeur driving in them even though the cars belong to other people. The Jaguar and Rolls Royce always had an old feeling to them even though they were brand new off the lot, at least to me they did. I often read Car and Driver magazine and see articles on cars that where has-beens and cars that are of today. As I was reading (or browsing threw the mag), I seen this attractive looking car that resembled the BMW. I knew it wasn't a Beamer so I started reading the specs and eventually found out that it was indeed a Jaguar XF. I was like wow, now that's nice. They didn't even have to say how wonderfully beautiful the car is in person because I could see that right from the picture. It is dramatically different looking then the Jaguars that I'm use to looking at, it doesn't even have that humongous hunk of metal of a jaguar for an emblem sticking off the hood. It is sleek, clean, stylish, and mysterious all in one. The design idea of the car was in fact to compete with Audi and BMW. Not only is this a luxurious looking car it is also fast as well. Inside of the coupe style car there is room for five adults, and it has mood changing interior lighting. The new Jaguar comes with a total of four different styled engines. They have a 2.7-liter V6 twin-turbocharged diesel: 0-60mph in just 7.7 seconds (0-100kph in 8.2 seconds) and a top speed of 143 mph; the 3.0-liter V6 petrol: 0-60mph in 7.9 seconds (0-100kph in 8.3 seconds) and a top speed of 148mph; the 4.2 V8 petrol: 0-60mph in 6.2 seconds (0-100kph in 6.5 seconds) and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph; and finally the 4.2 s/c V8 petrol: 0-60mph in 5.1 seconds (0-100kph in 5.4 seconds) and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph. So that means if I had the money I would have the choice to choose what type of Jag I want point blank. Well for starters I would want a pink colored 2.7-liter all day. In this tutorial you will learn "how to draw a Jaguar", step by step. The car is in the color I would want it but you can color your model any color you want. At any rate the instructions will show you how easy it is to draw this car of luxury.
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The plan: To get a new blog and Twitter account with followers set up as quickly as possible. Start date: April 6th, 2009.
What I did: The first task was to get the business a name — mainly a domain name – which we would also use to create a blog. I thought a generic keyword domain name was best, so I looked for a .com name like "cape cod cleaning." I found a locational, easy-to-remember domain — Cape Cod Cleaner — and that became the "name" for the blog, Twitter account, and business.
I realize a domain name isn't free, but for under $10/year, you can't complain. For alot of people, looking through the couch cushions, your car, the bottom of the washer, and skipping a latte or Dunkin Donuts coffee should cover the cost.
Next, the business owner needed a blog, and although I am familiar with Typepad, we were on a free budget. I decided to go with WordPress and a free theme.
I started with 1-2 posts and the About Me page. I found a free beach-ey header to use as a custom header with the Misty-look WP theme. For the post images I used commercial images with attribution from Flickr, or the client's own pictures.
Then I moved to Twitter and opened a new account for Cape Cod Cleaner under the account name @CapeCodCleaner, and added a few initial tweets to get things started.
This whole process took about 3 hours for setting up accounts, grabbing images, writing, loading a theme, and finding a free custom header. Not Bad!
The plan step two focused on adding more followers. That required some keyword searching first. Twitter's search feature is limited, especially for targeting followers, so I went to Twellow and looked for twitterers within 25 miles of her hometown – or specific to Cape Cod itself.
I found about 20-30 initial candidates and followed them. Over the next week or two, I found a lot more, totaling just over 100 Cape Cod related followers by mid-April. What I wanted was either people who lived on Cape Cod year-round or people who potentially went to the Cape in the summer season.
Next, I added a video slide show, showing the client at work. I also added a testimonial page, as well as her info/rates page. I activated a WP Twitter plug-in to display her tweets on the blog in the sidebar. Then set up a blog feed to display new posts in Twitter. Voila! CapeCodCleaner.com
The Results: Within 10 days my client received contact from someone who saw her blog and saw that she was on Twitter. His comment was, "I don't need to see anything else. I looked at your blog and because you are already on Twitter I can see that I am ready to use you." He's an online professional on Cape Cod who uses Twitter. The perfect customer.
Within four to six weeks, she got 10 leads and requests for more information and two long-term, year-round jobs — the most desirable clients to get — with no traditional SEO and definitely no PPC budget.
Compare this to a local newspaper ad she ran during the same time period for $150 for four weeks that resulted in one short-term client.
Although these numbers may seem small (and they would be for a larger business), the two jobs account for a significant portion of her clientele.
It proves the incredible power to leverage social networks like Twitter to connect with people in your location or industry — even if you've never had an online presence before, ever.
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If you've ever been/are a fan of comic books, manga or just any show and you've never been obsessed about any character in leather pants, you're probably not that much of a fan as you think. Just kidding. After the mentioned obsessions leather pants have been on my wishlist for a long time but I've never actually got around getting them (not enough money, not the style I want, not Mello enough)... well, till last week when I spotted this wonderful pair in a Vero Moda outlet. These pants are absolutely perfect in every possible way (as opposed to my legs in them but let's not go there). I know, I know, I was supposed to tone down everything I wear with this faux fur coat, but I couldn't resist pairing it together. The shirt and sweater vest have a college feel anyway, so I hope I'm kinda... justified...?
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Please note that we will begin the conference with a tribute to Professor Tamás Roska. Also, the conference will feature plenary talks from:
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Patti Johnson Named Local Sales Manager of iHeartmedia (formerly Clear Channel) Media and Entertainment Chicago's Urban Network
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(Chicago, IL) "" Monday, July 16, 2012 "" Adam Kurtz, General Sales Manager of iHeartmedia (formerly Clear Channel) Media and Entertainment Chicago's Urban Network, announced today Patti Johnson as Local Sales Manager, effective immediately.
"I am extremely excited to have her on our team," said Kurtz. "Patti brings a wealth of radio, sales and management experience to our team along with passion, excitement and a great attitude."
For over 25 years, Patti Johnson has worked in the sales industry. She spent 22 years of her career at Interep Radio. Most recently, Patti worked for three years at the Tom Joyner Network at Reach Media.
"I am excited to assume the role of Local Sales Manager of the Urban Radio Network and be part of the iHeartmedia (formerly Clear Channel) family, one of the greatest media and entertainment companies' in the world. I look forward to becoming an integral part of the sales effort and making a large contribution to what is already an impressive and dedicated team," said Johnson.


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Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, the cornerstone of Morristown's National Historic District, is both a house museum recounting 200 years of the Macculloch and Miller families and a showcase for the W. Parsons Todd Collection of 18th and 19th century American and English fine and decorative arts. Macculloch Hall Historical Museum is both a historic house and museum of fine and decorative arts. Serving as a prominent family's residence for five generations, the Old House saw its share of politicians, military heroes, business entrepreneurs, and artists.
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Students are randomly arranged into small groups when they arrive. Then a Baylor faculty member leads the students in a discussion around one of four diversity topics: sexuality, race, religion, and socioeconomic status. After a period of time, the faculty member rotates to another group so that each group is able to discuss all five topics.
There is a catch! Each participating student is blindfolded and cannot see with whom they are conversing.
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The general trademark of a manufacturer by which the consumer knows its products. A manufacturer can have multiple brand names. Some manufacturers license their brand names to other producers.
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Product name is a brand's identification of a product, often a model name, but not totally unique as it can include some product variants. Product name is a key part of the Icecat product title on a product data-sheet.
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A switch is a device with which it is possible to connect computers into a (local area) network, provided your computers all have an appropriate networking device installed. Switches can be daisy chained to form larger networks and come in managed and unmanaged variaties. The unmanaged versions generally cannot filter data and will forward any data that is fed into them, so they are better suited for small networks. Switches are easy to set up (just plug in the network cables) and allow you to share printers, storage space and other network resources with your entire home or office network.
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Long product name ZyXEL ES-2024A Managed L2 Power over Ethernet (PoE):
The short editorial description of ZyXEL ES-2024A Managed L2 Power over Ethernet (PoE)
24-port 10/100 Ethernet Managed Layer, 2 Switch with 4х SFP Open Slots
Marketing text ZyXEL ES-2024A Managed L2 Power over Ethernet (PoE)
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High Performance Wire-Speed SwitchingZyXEL ES-2024A Managed Layer 2 Fast Ethernet Switch is a high performance edge connectivity solution for SMB and campus networks. Based on non-blocking 8.8 Gbps switching architecture, the ES-2024A provides 24-port 10/100Mbps Layer 2 switching capability at wire-speed over existing CAT-5 cabling to desktops. Its two dual-personality interfaces (RJ-45 or SFP) deliver Gigabit connectivity to long-loop reach and high-bandwidth applications.
High-Security Network Edge
ZyXEL ES-2024A features wide range security functions to prevent unauthorized data access. Supported 802.1x authentications restricts unauthorized users from legitimate user data and administrative traffic. Through cooperation with ZyXEL's RADIUS feature advanced access control can be implemented by verifying user name and password for converged networks serving both wired and wireless clients. Besides authentication protection, the ZyXEL ES-2024A supports mechanisms, including MAC filtering, MAC freezing and Specific MAC forwarding, to allow the network administrator to set security policy toward device MAC address. The ES-2024A is designed to offer comprehensive security features for enforcing security policies to the edge.
Robust Network Availability
ZyXEL's ES-2024A supports 802.1w RSTP protocol to enable faster recovery from failed links and helps form a resilient link, which greatly improves uptime and network availability. In addition, implementation of the 802.3ad link aggregation standard can form a multi-port link aggregation to satisfy bandwidth demand flexibly. Meanwhile, link aggregation has the advantage of load sharing and backup links, which enhances availability.
Industry Standard-based Network Management
Managing the ES-2024A is simple through its iStacking™ SNMP, Web, telnet and RS-232 support. In contrast to conventional bounded network management, the ZyXEL ES-2024A demonstrates its power through advanced management capabilities, such as ZyXEL-exclusive iStacking(tm) clustering management technology which allows administrators to manage up to 24 switches with one single IP. The smart capabilities significantly reduce operation cost and add flexibility to maintaining multiple ZyXEL switches. In addition, IT staff may opt for Web, CLI (Command Line Interface) or text-based configuration for their convenience and even encrypt the instructions using SSHv1/v2 and SSL. Thanks to these sophisticated functionalities, the IT staff is able to build a highly secure and efficient corporate network with minimum effort.
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ZyXEL ES-2024A, Managed, L2, IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1w, IEEE 802.1x, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802., 0 - 45 °C, -25 - 70 °C, 10 - 90%
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ZyXEL ES-2024A. Switch type: Managed, Switch layer: L2. Network standard: IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1w, IEEE 802.1x, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.. Dimensions (WxDxH): 17.2 x 6.81 x 1.75" (438 x 173 x 44.5 mm), Power supply type: 100~240V, Networking features: Telnet CLI, SNMP v2c, RS-232c
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Switch type*
What switch device has, managed or unmanaged.
Switch layer
A network switch is a computer networking device that links networking segments. A switch has different layers, such as layer 2 (a network bridge, operating at the data link layer, interconnecting a small number of devices) and layer 4 (can act as a firewall, amongst other things).
Quality of Service (QoS) support
Ports & interfaces
Basic switching RJ-45 Ethernet ports quantity*
The number of basic switching RJ-45 Ethernet ports (sockets).
Networking standards*
The way in which the network is working, e.g. IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g.
IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1w, IEEE 802.1x, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z
Full duplex
A full-duplex system allows communication in both directions, and unlike half-duplex, allows this to happen simultaneously.
Port mirroring
Link aggregation
Flow control support
Data transmission
MAC address table*
The MAC address is the 'Media Access Control Address'. It is a unique address given to a network interface controller (NIC) in a device. A MAC address table shows the addresses in a table format.
8000 entries
Switching capacity*
The data transfer capacity of the switch per second.
8.8 Gbit/s
Maximum data transfer rate
1 Gbit/s
Static port security
MAC address filtering
Security access control method whereby the 48-bit address assigned to each network card is used to determine access to the network. MAC addresses are uniquely assigned to each card, so using MAC filtering on a network permits and denies network access to specific devices through the use of blacklists and whitelists.
Power consumption (typical)
Amount of power consumed by this model, often expressed in watts (W). Typical values that manufacturers give are power consumption when off, standby/suspended mode, typical use, maximum usage.
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
The device supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), which is one of several standardized or ad-hoc systems which pass electrical power along with data on Ethernet cabling. This allows a single cable to provide both data connection and electrical power to devices such as wireless access points or IP cameras.
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)
The minimum and maximum temperatures at which the product can be safely operated.
Storage temperature (T-T)
The minimum and maximum temperatures at which the product can be safely stored.
Operating relative humidity (H-H)
10 - 90%
Weight & dimensions
Weight of the product without packaging (net weight). If possible, the net weight is given including standard accessories and supplies. Please note that sometimes the manufacturer leaves out the weight of accessories and/or supplies.
6.83 lbs (3,1 kg)
Other features
Dimensions (WxDxH)
Dimensions of the product (Width x Depth x Height).
17.2 x 6.81 x 1.75" (438 x 173 x 44.5 mm)
Networking features
Telnet CLI, SNMP v2c, RS-232c
Power supply type
The type of power supply which this product uses.
Security features
256 static VLAN
4K dynamic VLAN
MAC Freeze
4K dynamic VLAN
MAC Freeze
I/O ports
An interface on a device to which you can connect another device.
24x 10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45)
2x Gigabit (RJ-45/SFP)
1x RS-232 (DCE)
2x Gigabit (RJ-45/SFP)
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King's College women's basketball is back in the NCAA Division III tournament. The lady monarchs will make its 5th overall appearance. This will be the first appearance since a four year run from 2000 to 2003. The lady monarchs are hosting Oneonta State tomorrow and have only one loss at home this season.


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Determined to send the message loud and clear to the mighty and the affluent that none was above law, the Mayawati government has decided to move the apex court against an order of the Lucknow bench of Allahabad high court restraining the Lucknow Development Authority from pulling down part of Sahara group chairman Subroto Roy's private estate. "The structures and the boundary wall were erected illegally on encroached land earmarked for a zonal road in the state capital's master-plan," a top spokesman of the government told rediff.com. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


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Miko Mimilith brushed his free hand against the grey blanket that would soon wrap his child. He sighed. The grey homespun was so rough for a baby. Lea promised to stay with him forever, but he couldn't help feeling like a failure. He wished nothing more than that his child would get to grow up in a lifestyle different than the one they were currently living. As if! Miko was terrible at the High Examination, and thus, he and his wife were always relegated to the grey district with little hope for improvement. Maybe when the baby grew a little older, his or her points would boost the family rating a bit.
Lea shouted as she was wracked by a hard contraction. She squeezed one of his hands to express the pain. Milo was incredibly excited for the baby to come; he was anxious yet ready to be a father. He also wanted Lea to stop squeezing his hand- his job wasn't demanding- but he needed dexterity.
"It'll be along soon," He comforted his wife uselessly. "We'll get to meet her."
Lea shot him a glance, and then yelled again with yet another contraction.
"I meant it." He hastily corrected himself. Milo and Lea had agreed early in her pregnancy that they didn't care whether the child was a boy or a girl. He understood why- Lea's parents had desperately wanted a boy and had therefore resented her. Secretly he wanted a girl, but he wouldn't dare tell his wife that. Despite his curiosity, he again lapsed into thoughts of fashion and fabrics. He so badly wanted to move into the maroon district, to have a little spare money, to have a little free time, to have a little balcony where Lea could rock their children.
After about a half an hour of pushing, the doctor interrupted Miko's thoughts. "A girl," he said wearily. And the screaming baby was in Lea's arms.
Miko stared at the child in shock. The Manth genes for having dark hair and eyes were not expressed. True- all babies were red at birth, but this child also had scarlet hair. Miko wasn't a creative man. "How about Red?" He asked his wife.
The exhausted Lea looks at their daughter. She laughed, "it certainly suits her better than Mita." They had planned to name a daughter after Miko's mother.
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Now that, my friends, is entertainment.
If the NFL wanted to kick off the 2004 season in fashion, it succeeded both on and off the field Thursday night. The pre-game show was Super Bowl-caliber. Yet it was quickly forgotten when nine o'clock rolled around and the Patriots and Colts hooked up in a game that for once actually lived up to the hype.
Like big play defense? Well, you saw it with this Patriots defense and their ability to once again to make the timely plays when they had to. Make no mistake. Three Colt turnovers in the red zone were the difference in this one. Want to see the two best quarterbacks in the League duke it out and make plays that most of their counterparts can only dream of making? Boy, you sure got that and then some. Or if déjà vu is your thing, what about Willie McGinest making another game-saving tackle against the Colts?
Any of these topics would be worthy of a column by themselves. This was the type of game that comes around every now and then and reminds you why this is the greatest spectator sport in the world. Usually after a Patriots win, the crowd files out of Gillette Stadium yelling and screaming their heads off. Not on Thursday night. Their Patriots were exposed as vulnerable and there was a sense amongst the crowd that the team was fortunate to escape with the 27-24 win.
Not lucky; Fortunate. There's a difference.
If you want to try to hang the "Patriots were lucky to win†routine on me, save your time. I have a truckload of columns from last year addressing this silly topic. The fact is, the Patriots made more plays than the Colts in order to win this game. Granted, it wasn't pretty and there is a lot to be concerned about (i.e. the Colts running the ball right up the gut and the Colts shredding through the Patriots secondary like cheese). But that shouldn't take away from all of the great plays that the team converted to put themselves in a position to win this game at the end.
So I'll choose to spend the rest of my eight hundred words talking about two topics that I found most intriguing: The Colts' kicker Mike Vanderjagt honking a game-tying field goal at the end or regulation and the emergence of a game-breaking Patriots running game.
Heading into the game, Vanderjagt was 42 for 42 in field goal opportunities. He was also 42 for 42 in being cocky and self-serving with his dancing antics, head bobs, and "money in the bank†jestures to, among others, the Foxboro faithful. As NFL.com's Gregg Easterbrook would say, the football gods chortled as Vanderjagt missed his game-tying kick. All having a long streak like that one ensures is that sooner or later, he was going to shank one. And the most confident, arrogant, cocky kicker in the League picked the worst possible moment to do so. Not during the third quarter of a blowout against San Diego or in a sterile dome environment. Nope. Mr. Money-in-the-bank pushed one right during one of the biggest kicks of his life to end the streak. Somehow, I hope this field goal puts a little humility in Vanderjagt. I won't hold my breath.
The other thing to take away from this game is the emergence of running back Corey Dillon as the real deal. I was impressed with the way that he cut back, made tacklers miss, and often gained big yardage. Not since the days of Curtis Martin have we had a legitimate game-breaking running back to call our own in these parts. It's been so long that we've forgotten what one looks like. And this is meant as no disrespect to the departed Antowain Smith. He was a very serviceable back and did what was asked of him during two Super Bowl runs. There's certainly nothing wrong with that.
But Dillon makes you hold your breath. He makes you believe that there is no reason the Patriots can't get 5 yards on a first-down run. And he also makes you believe that he can chew up valuable clock time in the second half when the Patriots have a lead. And once Kevin Faulk returns, Dillon should be even more dangerous as he will be able to take a breather as Faulk does his thing on third downs with screens and draws.
So if you are a Patriot fan, don't gloat over this victory. Savor it. Enjoy it. And be grateful for it. But just remember that Colts' head coach Tony Dungy's wife is in a hospital right now with a collapsed lung and this game could have just as easily turned out the other way. Take these two facts along with the realization that this is the first game of a long, arduous campaign and you will admirably keep this win in perspective.
Good luck.
Idle Zinger thoughts while thinking that finding the new Benny Hill DVD collection at Sam's Club was an incredible stroke of good fortune (The little, old, bald guy was my favorite):
It works! Up until Thursday's game, the Gillette Stadium lighthouse looked like a half-finished Kevin Rousseau home renovation special. But it was lit up in a variety of ways during the game and finally added a signature touch to the stadium.
How cool was it when the Boston Pops did the Monday Night Football theme? Arthur Fiedler is probably rolling over in his grave. Come to think of it, he may already have if he's been watching his descendent, Miami quarterback Jay Fiedler, from time to time.
I've reached the conclusion that there are worse ways to start your morning than waking up and seeing NESN's easy-on-the-eyes Jayme Parker tell you about another Red Sox victory.
Colts owner Jim Irsay was quoted in the Indianapolis Star earlier this week as saying that a new domed stadium that the city would build for his team would most likely lead to Indianapolis hosting a future Super Bowl. Please, listen and repeat after me: Rotate between San Diego, Tampa, New Orleans and Miami. That's it. No more of this nonsense. This cold weather dome Super Bowl stuff is for the birds.
You probably have noticed this but the Boston Globe's Patriot beat writer Michael Smith just recently left the Globe for ESPN. In a fact that maybe only interesting to me, earlier this week on ESPN's website, Smith had the Colts winning the AFC Championship over the Patriots. His clear, concise writing will be missed in these parts.
And finally, can you believe that the folks at 620 am WZON in Bangor, Maine are going to have me on again this year to talk about all things Patriots with Dale and Clem in the morning? Neither can I. You can listen every Friday morning at 7:30 at www.zoneradio.com.
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Mr. Sudhesh Giriyan assumes the role of COO at Xpress Money
Mumbai, January, 2015: Xpress Money, the world's most dependable money transfer brand, has announced a strategic development within its senior management team. Mr. Sudhesh Giriyan, who was previously the Vice President and Business Head of the business, has now been elevated to a larger role of Chief Operating Officer of Xpress Money./p>
Mr Giriyan has been a part of the Xpress Money family for over a decade and is responsible for the overall strategy, operations and profitability of Xpress Money, in the diverse international markets that the brand operates in. With one of his key focus areas being, the expansion of the brand's equity across international markets. Sudhesh is the driving force of Xpress Money's fast multiplying global network of partners and strategic alliances, with both banking and non-banking institutions.
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The Benefits of Workplace Rituals
Think about your typical day: You take the same route to the office, listen to a specific radio station in the car, buy a cup of coffee or newspaper from a particular vendor, and exchange a standard joke with the receptionist or security guard. You don your favorite clothes for an important meeting, consistently choose the same mug, and reward yourself with a treat for completing a dreaded task.
For the most part we choose to think about work as rational, goal-driven, and devoid of sentiment. However, the research of psychologists, anthropologists, and sociologists increasingly shows that the modern workplace may be among the most complex ritual systems ever developed. Familiar practices and rituals support collaboration in the workplace and allow individuals to create meaning in their work.
Employees embrace workplace rituals as a way of gaining control over situations or to help them cope with daily stresses and strains. Rituals also have a positive impact on morale, making workers more confident and creating a sense of security. This sense of security may include scrawling our names on staplers, rulers, and hole-punchers. More importantly, it is a way for members of a work team to create and share bonds, ideals, and a sense of commitment to what they are doing.
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- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
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Located in the centre of the small village of Ahascragh, this traditional, detached property, which dates back to 1746, is set over two storeys and provides a superb location for exploring the surrounding countryside in County Galway, on the western coast of Ireland.
This Galway cottage offers four bedrooms which allow for flexible, family sleeping arrangements.
There is a lovely open fire in the main sitting room, and a warming multi-fuel stove in the kitchen, making this not just a great Galway cottage for summer holidays, but a fantastic winter property for friends and family too.
This cottage in Galway is well equipped throughout, with original character retained wherever possible.
The village offers numerous amenities, with five pubs, a takeaway and two supermarkets within a minute's walk of this Galway cottage.
For the keen angler, fishing is all around the area, particularly on the Bunowen River, famed for its trout.
Walking is abundant from this Galway cottage and in the beautiful surrounding countryside.
There is also horse riding within 3 miles, and an 18-hole golf course just 5 miles away.
If you wish to explore further afield then you could be in Roscommon or Galway City within an hour's drive, making this a fantastic Galway cottage destination from which to enjoy the Emerald Isle.
Four bedrooms: 2 x double (one with basin), 1 x single with en-suite basin and WC, 1 x single with basin. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with multi-fuel stove and dining area. Sitting room with open fire.
- Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove and open fire
- Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine in utility cupboard off bathroom, TV with Freeview, radio, selection of books
- All fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot and highchair
- Roadside parking readily available
- Rear enclosed patio area with furniture and BBQ
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shops and pubs 1 min walk.
About the location
Ballinasloe 7 miles; Galway 35 miles.
Ahascragh is a small village in East Galway located 7 miles north-west of Ballinasloe. It has a thriving local community and is home to a number of traditional Irish pubs. It is surrounded by rolling countryside and is a great place to visit for those who enjoy walking and cycling. Anglers can avail themselves of excellent fishing in local rivers and can try their hand at catching pike and trout, both of which are common to this area. Ahascragh is central to a number of West Ireland's most popular attractions, most of which can be reached in under a couple of hours' drive, including Clonmacnoise - the most visited heritage centre in Ireland, plus there are vast lakes to admire, craggy mountains to climb, rugged coastlines to explore and the vibrant city of Galway is just under an hour away. The perfect location to indulge in the 'real' Irish experience.
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If the concept of the midnight movie weren't moldering in its grave, "Repo! The Genetic Opera" would be cutting-edge fare for the latenight crowd; one can almost hear the aud's partisan cheering for different internal organs, depending on what is being eviscerated at any particular moment.
If the concept of the midnight movie weren't moldering in its grave, "Repo! The Genetic Opera" would be cutting-edge fare for the latenight crowd; one can almost hear the aud's partisan cheering for different internal organs, depending on what is being eviscerated at any particular moment. Pet project by Darren Lynn Bousman (who helmed the second, third and fourth "Saw" movies) is a bloody mess, saddled with a score that suggests Stephen Sondheim joined Blue Oyster Cult. But the Nov. 7 Lionsgate release will be a good time for the very strong of stomach.
Based on screenwriters Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich's stage tuner, which Bousman directed in Los Angeles several years ago, "Repo! The Genetic Opera" is so over-the-top it's purple. At the same time, it's not too many lengths of intestine beyond some mainstream movies, "Sweeney Todd" being the most obvious comparison. In fact, while "Repo!" is set in a futuristic world where replacement organs can be bought — and repossessed, if you're late on the payments — it otherwise fits quite snugly into a "Todd" template. There's the guilt-wracked, blade-wielding principal, Nathan (Anthony Stewart Head, of TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), a scientist convinced he was responsible for his wife's death and the illness of his only child, Shilo (Alexa Vega, of "Spy Kids"). There's a truly black-hearted villain, Rotti Largo (Paul Sorvino) — owner of GeneCo, the world's leader in human replacement parts — who has manipulated Nathan into becoming Repo Man, Rotti's collector of bad debts and the occasional kidney. Abetted by his demented sons, Luigi (a venomous Bill Moseley) and the mask-wearing Pavi (Nivek Ogre of the band Skinny Puppy), Rotti is evil incarnate, manipulates everyone, and isn't a bad singer. Shilo is the emotional center of the film, the innocent who is somehow unsoiled by the dementia rampant in her universe, and Vega gives it her all. The same can be said for all the cast — including Paris Hilton, who delivers a limited but thoroughly appropriate performance in a movie in which almost everything is inappropriate. All the players throw themselves into their parts, so to speak, and given the limited amount of direction going on here, this is probably Bousman's biggest accomplishment. This full-blown enthusiasm extends to the movie's most eccentric bit of casting, Sarah Brightman (Andrew Lloyd Webber's ex, best known for playing Christine in "The Phantom of the Opera"), who, as the mysterious Blind Mag, is the most operatic element in this genetic opera. Bousman has created a world limited by the story's stage roots, and, no doubt, by its budget, but he creates a unified whole within a very untidy realm. Would that the music were more memorable: A Sondheim reference isn't entirely unwarranted — much of the sung narrative is atonal, but it's also unremarkable. The best number is performed by co-writer Zdunich, who, as the ghoulish Grave Robber, may be the pic's most engaging character, despite his unpleasant occupation: The painkiller used in organ transplants can be harvested from the dead, it seems. And Grave Robber is really into recycling. Production values are adequate.Repo! The Genetic Opera
A Lionsgate release of a Twisted Pictures presentation of a Burg/Koules production. Produced by Daniel Jason Heffner, Carl Mazzocone, Oren Koules, Mark Burg. Executive producers, Darren Lynn Bousman, Peter Block, Jason Constantine, Jonathan McHugh, Tim Palen, Sarah Greenberg. Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. Screenplay, Darren Smith, Terrance Zdunich.
Camera (color), Joseph White; editor, Harvey Rosenstock; music, Smith, Terrance; production designer, David Hackl; costume designer, Alex Kavanaugh; casting, Johanna Ray, Jenny Jue. Reviewed at Fantasia Film Festival, Montreal, July 18, 2008. Running time: 98 MIN.
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Shilo - Alexa Vega
Rotti Largo - Paul Sorvino
Grave Robber - Terrance Zdunich
Luigi Rotti - Bill Moseley
Pavi Rotti - Nivek Ogre
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text: Learn a New Knot and Expand Your Dress Tie RepertoireJason Fitzpatrick6/25/09 6:30amFiled to: ClothingFashion HacksHow ToBusinessEtiquetteTop452EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkIf you're a tie-wearer it's pretty likely you learned how to tie one kind of knot, that knot seemed to work just fine, and you never strayed from it. Expand your dress tie repertoire here.AdvertisementPhoto by freeparking.Most people use the Four-in-Hand knot. It's basic, widely known, and also called—appropriately enough since that's when I learned it—the schoolboy knot. It's a dependable enough knot, but expanding your knowledge of dress-tie knotcraft can help you pick a knot that best suits the combination of your shirt and tie and also greatly increases your chance of shining like the Dapper Dan man you are.AdvertisementOver at the Art of Manliness they've assembled a series of tutorial videos covering the Four-in-Hand, Windsor, Half-Windsor, and Shelby. As the least known of the bunch and most likely to expand your dress tie repertoire, we've selected the Shelby knot to highlight in the video below. The Shelby knot is best suited for thick ties made of heavier material:For videos on how to tie the other three knots, check out the link below. Need to round out your dress-up skills? Check out how to fold a pocket handkerchief, how to find and take care of a great suit, and how to shop for a suit online. Have a preferred knot or a knot-tying resource that's too good to keep to yourself? Sound off in the comments below.


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Water, real estate, imagery, and cars: Those are the four elements out of which Southern California has emerged. Water made habitation possible; real-estate speculation was the mechanism for settlement; through mass-produced imagery, Los Angeles was sold, and later "the industry" became its most visible manufacturing mode; and trains, trolley, and later cars strung it all together, while airplanes and space craft helped pay for it. These days, the Southland is about a lot more than that, but "Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future 1940-1990" documents the forms that came out of the combination of those four elements and the four ecologies in which they interacted and which Reyner Banham identified.
The exhibition—part of "Pacific Standard Time Presents"—is big and brash, filled with models, original drawings, photographs, and period videos. I am afraid that I should have been more excited than I was when I walked into the Getty Center's cavernous special exhibition space out of the heat, the smell of sage and eucalyptus, and the instant ruins of a White City that Richard Meier has decreed as the summation of California culture.
Perhaps it was the disconnect between both the reality of the landscape and the refined image of the place that made me feel as if the architecture on view is too bold and given to one-liners to act as a true record of the best that Southern California can claim from the last sixty or seventy years. Still, the exhibition does not want for earnest contextualization, starting with a time-lapse video projection mapping the growth of population centers, parks, and institutions across the Southland. "Overdrive" traces all the major components that make up L.A., from the original geology to the shape of the cars (though it stops, a bit nostalgically, with the ferocious fins of the fifties), and from power lines to houses perched on the precipice both of that geology and of architectural convention.
What troubles me is precisely the combination of earnestness and imagery. What I think makes L.A. so remarkable is its sheer size and diversity, not the exceptional moments—however much I love those points of high design. When those eruptions of expression occur, they are all the more remarkable because they are surrounded by so much stuff. "Overdrive" makes you believe that the Southland is filled with moments of brilliance. Even the freeways and dingbats are aestheticized into objects worthy of contemplation.
That is what an art museum should do. They are places to show beautiful and significant objects and images, not sites of historical or sociological record. But I would have preferred to see an exhibition either of just things consciously designed to be beautiful, or of that stuff, even if it might occasionally coalesce into moments of beauty. I certainly am grateful to the Getty and its curators, Wim de Wit and Christopher James Alexander, for collecting and presenting so much of the key material that lets us appreciate the beauty of L.A.'s forms.
What gave me much more perverse pleasure was the perversity on display on curator Sylvia Lavin's little gem of an exhibition, "Everything Loose Will Land," at the MAK Schindler House. Taking its title from a Frank Lloyd Wright statement that if you were to shake the continent, all the loose stuff would end up in California, the exhibition presents the riot of experimentation that burst forth in L.A. from the 1960s through the 1980s. Not restricting herself to architecture—but restrained by the amount and quality of space in which she is working—Lavin presents architecture, graphic design, and art from that period. She shows that the work at hand for all these makers was not so much the construction of buildings, images, or objects. Instead it was figuring out, condensing, and transforming a number of elements: the confluence of technology; the incessant movement of people, goods, and ideas; the selling of the place to itself; and the liminal condition that all together made up the emergent landscape of modern L.A.
See part 1 of the Beyond Buildings tour of "Pacific Standard Time Presents."
Lavin makes it clear that makers in all media were figuring out how to make something out of that landscape, using the elements at hand, including the landscape, light, technology, and the kind of graphic imagery you can read at a distance. I remember how the Jon Jerde– and Deborah Sussman–designed Olympic Games gave Los Angeles coherence with painted sonotubes, but I did not know of Ray Kappe's proposal to revitalize a Riverside cement plant purely with graphics. Frank Gehry's project for I. Magnin, which he created with the artists Larry Bell and Don Chadwick, brought the Light and Space movement to suburban shopping. The painter Peter Alexander's self-built Tuna Canyon hideaway (which was destroyed by fire) was a mixture of Archigram and Whole Earth Catalog realized in a dramatic setting. These were experiments that resulted in the building blocks out of which some of the best L.A. art and architecture—some of the best American art and architecture, period—have since been made.
"Everything Loose Will Land" is the perfect antidote to the sprawl and import of "Overdrive." But the reverse is also true. Together, these exhibitions make you realize how serious and seriously beautiful the architecture of L.A. really is.
Aaron Betsky is a regularly featured columnist whose stories appear on this website each week. His views and conclusions are not necessarily those of ARCHITECT magazine nor of the American Institute of Architects.


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Patna: Bihar plans to recruit about 80,000 Accredited Statistical Volunteers (ASVs) for collection of data in various surveys and censuses conducted in the state, an official said on Friday. "The government will take services of ASVs instead of school teachers for data collection at the panchayat level," he said. Bihar has decided not to engage school teachers for collection of data in periodic censuses and surveys by the central and the state governments, as it affects studies of students in the state-run schools. (Agencies) Latest News from Bihar News desk
"We have already appointed 11,079 ASVs, and decided to recruit about 80,000 volunteers before the economic census in April next year," Vijay Prakash, principal secretary, state planning and development department, told reporters in Patna. Prakash said the ASVs would also collect data in 8,842 panchayats in the state.
"The government will train and pay ASVs as per the assignments given to them," Prakash said. Bihar's Planning and Development Minister Narendra Narayan Yadav said the recent appointment of ASVs was made from a list of about 300,000 applicants, who were 12th passed."About 25,000 applicants were called for a training, of which 23,000 were trained for three days in agriculture data collection techniques. A written exam was conducted and all those who qualified were appointed as ASVs," Yadav said.


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text: MLB Closer: Brewers Win, Fat People Hug it OutMarcel Mutoni8/03/08 10:45amFiled to: MLB Closer10EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink • C.C. is perfect: So far, in a Milwaukee Brewers uni, Sabathia is 5-0. Last night, he rumbled into Turner Field and emerged with a 4-2 victory over the Braves. In case you couldn't sift through the blubber above, that's Prince Fielder and C.C. Sabathia sharing a joyous moment following their win over Atlanta. • Manny sees ball, Manny crushes ball: Ramirez launched his first homerun in a Dodger uniform, a towering shot to left-center field. L.A. then proceeded to take down Arizona 4-2, behind the arm of Hiroki Kuroda (6-8). • Ontario > Texas: OK, not really, but the Blue Jays did beat the Rangers 6-4 yesterday. The win moved Toronto to .500. • Mike Mussina doesn't believe in angels: Moose clipped the wings of the last 17 Anaheim batters he faced, going strong for seven innings to earn the 8-2 victory. Mussina talked after the game about his working relationship with catcher Jose Molina: "It's almost like we've been buddies for 15 years," Mussina said. "We don't need to sit down … We make up a game plan after we've started."Reply10 repliesLeave a reply


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Welcome to Medical Meetings' 27th Annual Directory of Medical Associations and Meetings. This comprehensive listing is designed to help medical conference planners avoid scheduling conflicts, seek possible meeting partners, and keep abreast of the health care education programs their association colleagues are offering.
Biomedical, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies can use the Annual Directory of Medical Associations and Meetings to research medical conventions at which they may want to exhibit.
The directory includes listings of associations holding meetings for the entire gamut of the health care professions. Associations are categorized by specialty and by meeting date and site.
WHAT'S IN THE LISTINGS Detailed information about individual associations and their meetings can be found in the Health Care Categories Index, beginning on page 29. Categories range from addiction to veterinary medicine. Here readers will find the full name of the association, its telephone and fax numbers, a contact name at the organization, and where available, the association's Web site and contact person's e-mail address. Also included is the organization's annual meeting budget, the number of members, the estimated number of attendees at its most recent annual meeting, and whether or not the meeting allows exhibits.
The date and location of the 2001 meeting is given along with, where possible, dates and locations for meetings through 2002. Also listed is the registration fee and the number of Category 1 continuing medical education credits available at the conference.
An association that is not holding an annual meeting in 2001 is indicated by the words "not held" at its meeting date entry. An association that did not respond to our requests for information about its 2001 meeting is indicated by the words "not given" at its meeting date entry.
GEOGRAPHICAL, ALPHABETICAL, AND DATES INDEXES Meetings are geographically indexed beginning on page 13, chronologically indexed beginning on page 95, and alphabetically indexed beginning on page 99. The Advertisers Index is on page 104.
DISCLAIMER Medical Meetings makes every effort to publish accurate meeting information, but neither this publication nor any of its employees assumes liability for errors in listings. Before making travel plans, please make sure to verify all pertinent information with the sponsoring organization.