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"The thing with Kelsey is she is one of those hitters that even when she is not at her best she can still get great results," Ryman said. "That is a great thing for me as a coach. But it is frustrating for her. She wants to get a hit every single time up.
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To keep her edge Kelsey never stops learning about the game.
"She is in her fifth year and she is one of the best hitters we have ever had in our program," Ryman said. "But here we are in April and she is still learning things about herself as a hitter. If she stays within herself and attacks good quality pitches she is a hard hitter to stop."
Kelsey will be counted on in the final Atlantic Sun regular season road trip for the Lady Bisons with her .360 average, seven home runs and nine doubles. They will be facing Stetson at Patricia Wilson Stadium. The Lady Bisons, winners of their last six games, are 34-9, 14-6 in the conference. Stetson is 29-8 overall, 13-4 in the A-Sun.
Due to the Easter weekend the times and dates have been altered. The two teams will meet at 11 a.m. Friday for a doubleheader. Saturday a single game will be played at 9 a.m. Times of the games are subject to change due to expected rainy weather in the area.
The Lady Bisons are 30th in this week's NCAA Division I RPI, their highest rating ever. Stetson is ranked 49th.
The Lady Bisons hold a 13-12 advantage in the series with Stetson.
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Coaches often talk about teams peaking at the right time. Ryman likes what she is seeing from her players late in the season.
"Our girls are ready for the challenge of playing Stetson," Ryman said. "This is going to be a good battle.
"They hit. They pitch. They have good athletes defensively. And we do as well. Overall, it is going to come down to who can execute, who can make the key hits and who is going to make the fewest mistakes."
The numbers: Both teams are close in terms of statistics. The Lady Bisons have four active players batting in the .300 range led by Paige Neely with a .387. Kelsey Cartwright is second at .360 followed by Rena' Cothron at .351 and Brittany Elmore at .331.
Stetson has six players batting in the .300 range led by Jessie Tenbroeck at .390.
Meredith Owen is a double threat for Stetson. She bats .314 and leads the team in home runs with 11 and runs batted in with 36. She also paces her team with a .696 slugging percentage.
In the circle she is 17-5 with a 0.79 earned run average. She has 118 strikeouts in 123.2 innings. Teams are batting .191 against her.
"She is having a great year for them all around," Ryman said. "She is one of the best players in the conference.
"She is their best pitcher. She is also their best power hitter. They have a lot of good players, but she makes them that much better."
Ashley Anderson is 17-2 for the Lady Bisons with a 1.67 ERA. She has 94 strikeouts in 138.2 innings. Teams are batting .206 against her.
The Lady Bisons are third in the conference overall in batting with a .308 average. Stetson is second at .316.
The Lady Bisons are also third in pitching with a 2.54 ERA. Stetson is second at 1.72.
Feeling streaky: Brittany Elmore enters the Stetson series with a 10-game hitting streak, her longest of the year. She is tied with Kelsey Cartwright for the second longest streak of the season.
Paige Neely's 16-game streak is the longest of the season. Neely has a new streak started with hits in her last three games.
Multiplier effect: Four Lady Bisons have recorded multiple hit games led by Neely with 15. Elmore has 14 followed by Kelsey Cartwright with 12 and Rena' Cothron with 11.
Kristen Sturdivant leads the team in multiple-RBI games with 12. Kelsey Cartwright has 11. Sturdivant leads the Lady Bisons in runs batted in with 38.
National news: The Lady Bisons are 16th in the nation with a .791 won-lost percentage. They are ranked 29th in scoring with 6.02 runs per game.
They are ranked 43rd in both batting average (.308) and doubles per game (1.44).
Individually, Neely is 11th in the nation with four sac flies. She is 47th in triples with three.
Anderson is 28th in victories. She is 38th in shutouts with five and 44th in ERA.
Conference rankings: Overall in the A-Sun Neely is fifth in hitting and Kelsey Cartwright is 10th. Cothron is 12th.
Neely is third in hits (58) and fourth in both runs scored (41) and total bases (86).
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We have just heard that the famous comedian Gomer Pyle had died with is very sad as I enjoyed watching him on TV, THEN..this afternoon I was watching the test cricket at Adelaide oval between Australia & England when England brought a newcomer on to bowl called Overton I think,and I was amazed,he is a dead look alike of Gomer pyle, in fact he looks even dafter than Pyle.
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I was quite amused watching Gomer Pyle's antics,...everytime an Australian batsman lifted his bat and let the ball go through.or played and missed Gomer frowned at him as much as to say "You should have been out there"....he is quite a comedian ( In his own peculiar way).
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For 19-year-old Concord resident Miranda Cashman, the thought of asking her parents to pay $50,000 a year for a private college education didn't make sense when she had options in the state's public higher education system.
Cashman spent two years attending classes at Middlesex Community College in Bedford, including one year while she was still in high school, earning her associate's degree. She will now transfer to the Commonwealth Honors College at the University of Massachusetts Amherst for the fall, majoring in geology.
"I'm a practical person — I'm a scientist — so, yes, the money factors in for me,'' Cashman said. "It's silly to pay $50,000 or $60,000 a year for a university that isn't necessarily better. I'm not at all disappointed about UMass Amherst. I'm really excited about it.''
Cashman is among a growing percentage of Massachusetts high school graduates choosing public higher education over private. And she is also among those getting the most out of the public system by attending community college for two years and then transferring to a four-year program.
According to data from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, the number of high school graduates heading to private four-year colleges fell over the past five years from 30.3 percent to 28.6 percent.
Meanwhile, students heading to public four-year colleges rose from 27 percent to 29.3 percent, and to public two-year colleges from 20.7 percent to 22 percent.
In some districts such as Newton, Malden, and Braintree, the gap was even greater.
"One of the biggest factors is affordability,'' said Manjula Karamcheti, director of guidance, testing, and academic support at Malden High School.
"We are absolutely a college-going culture, but we want students to make choices that will have a positive impact on their future for education and beyond without leaving them in thousands of dollars of debt,'' Karamcheti said. "We promote the university system and community college system as affordable routes.''
Five years ago, 19.5 percent of Malden High School graduates planned to attend a public four-year school, compared with 23.7 percent last year.
Karamcheti said students are not just choosing public four-year schools; they are also looking at community college with the goal of shifting to a state university through the MassTransfer program.
Through the program, community college students who complete their associate degrees and enroll in linked MassTransfer programs can transfer with all of their credits, have guaranteed admission, and receive a tuition discount if they have a qualifying grade point average.
"It's a great pathway for financial reasons, and with the MassTransfer program, they are continuing to work to improve it so credits can transfer pretty seamlessly ,'' Karamcheti said.
She said Malden, which already has a strong relationship with Bunker Hill Community College that allows high school students to take college classes through a dual-enrollment program, will offer even more options next year.
Karamcheti said Bunker Hill will be starting an early college program within Malden High School in the fall. By the time students graduate from high school, Karamcheti said, they will be well on their way toward an associate's degree.
"We have a lot of students who could do the advanced work, so why make them wait,'' she said. "One of the benefits is the fiscal piece. We're providing our students an opportunity while they are still with us to earn college credits and remove a lot of the barriers.''
At Massasoit Community College in Brockton, there has been a huge increase in the number of students looking to transfer to four-year schools, said Evan Desatnick, coordinator of transfer affairs and articulation at Massasoit.
Enrollment in transfer programs offered at Massasoit has doubled, from 1,734 in the fall of 2009 to 3,987 students last fall.
Desatnick said his position was created about a year ago to help coordinate the growing trend and to provide faculty and students the assistance they need to work through the system.
By working with students early on, they will have a better idea of what classes will be transferable, Desatnick said.
"Transfer had always been something we had done well, but it had been piecemeal,'' he said. "My job is to have a centralized approach to it.''
In addition to participating in the MassTransfer program, Desatnick said, Massasoit is working with several private universities on transfer agreements.
Within the past year, Massasoit has signed agreements with Stonehill College, Curry College, New England College of Business, and Newbury College.
Desatnick said transferring has become an increasingly popular option for students because more jobs are requiring higher degrees. And it's an option that Massasoit is frequently promoting to students.
"We're trying to start from the beginning to say these are some of the options,'' Desatnick said. "It's a matter of marketing this to them.''
Cashman said going to a community college for two years allowed her to slowly transition so she'll be ready to move away in the fall.
"It gave me a chance to try out college without feeling overwhelmed, dealing with feeding myself and roommate problems,'' she said. "I got to take it in stages and it worked perfect for me.''
And while many families initially choose the state system for affordability, many have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the education, officials and parents say.
Cashman's mother, Christina, said she was blown away by the professionalism, diversity, and expertise at Middlesex.
She home-schooled her daughter in high school and heard about the community college option through other parents.
"It turned out to be the best choice we could have made,'' Christina Cashman said. "Not only does it save money, it gives the students a chance to learn how to do college at their own pace.''
Richard Freeland, commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education, said as more students spread the word about their positive experiences at the state's public campuses, he expects to see even more families opting for a community college or state university.
"There is a general presumption that private is better than public, and the bias derives from the fact that there are world-class institutions in Massachusetts that overshadow everybody else,'' said Freeland, "but there are public institutions that are very competitive with their private-sector counterparts. And as that becomes more widely known, you'll see people making that choice.''
Globe correspondents Kyle Plantz, Maggie Quick, and Lauren Spencer contributed to this report. Jennifer Fenn Lefferts can be reached at email@example.com.


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The Crimson ended the day with an 11-3 rout of Princeton (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Sophomore Katherine Lantz hit a walk-off single to cap a 4-for-8 performance in which the infielder drove in three runs and scored to guide the Harvard softball team to a doubleheader split against Princeton on Friday afternoon at Soldiers Field. The Crimson (10-16, 3-3 Ivy) pelted the Tigers (19-10, 4-2 Ivy), 11-3, in a five-inning second game after falling, 4-1, in the opening contest.
Junior Kasey Lange registered three RBI and a run scored in a 2-for-7 outing, while senior Stephanie Regan (3-for-6, 4 runs), junior Shelbi Olson (3-for-6, 2 runs, RBI) and sophomore Emily Gusse (2-for-4, 2 runs, 2 RBI) all batted .500 on the day.
Freshman pitcher Jamie Halula (3-4) picked up the win for the Crimson. The Key Biscane, Fla., native allowed five hits, three runs and four walks in five innings of work. Classmate Morgan Groom (4-7) shouldered the loss for Harvard in game one, giving up seven hits, two walks and two earned runs in six innings.
Princeton's Alex Peyton (6-3) tossed a complete game to open the series with a win. Peyton fanned five batters, walked four and allowed six hits and one run during her time in the circle.
The Crimson snagged six hits and five runs from Liza Kuhn (5-4) in game two, before the senior pitcher was relieved by first-year Shanna Christian. The rookie hurler gave up six runs off six hits against 11 batters in one inning.
The tone for the second contest was set in the top of the first, when Crimson leftfielder Haley Davis made a diving grab to keep the Tigers off the bases. When Regan opened the frame for Harvard with a walk, Lantz smashed a shot to the wall in center to bring the runner around and put the Crimson on top, 1-0, in the first.
Harvard added three more runs in the third, 4-0. Olson drew a leadoff walk and moved to third after Lange's single up the middle and 4-6 fielder's choice. Gusse crushed a ball to right center to plate both runners, 3-0, before touching home herself following a wild pitch and another fielder's choice.
Princeton got on the board with two run in the fourth, 4-2, when Candy Button doubled to center field and plated her teammates that reached on a double to left center and drew a walk.
The Crimson answered with six runs in the bottom of the frame. Harvard loaded the bases for Lange to clear with a double to left center, 7-2. Lantz then drove in her teammate, 8-2, with a single to center and took second on a bobble by the outfield. Molly Tissenbaum was sent in to run for Lantz and made her way around when Gusse and Haley Davis put together singles, 9-2. Gusse capped the scoring at six runs, 10-2, when she snuck home as the Tiger's shortstop mishandled a play at second.
In the fifth, Alyssa Schmidt singled up the middle with a runner on second to buy Princeton some life with a run, 10-3.
Harvard ended the day when Lantz landed a blooper just inside the line past first and Regan, who had reached on a single and was advanced by Olson's sac bunt, kicked up chalk to win the game, 11-3.
The first game went scoreless into the fourth inning, when Princeton posted two runs using small ball. Nikki Chu reached on an error to open the stanza and was bumped up on a pair of bunts. Olson snagged a laser to right field on the next at-bat, but the relay was not in time to prevent the runner from scoring. With just the one out, The Tigers scored again, 2-0, on a hard-hit ball towards third.
Harvard allowed another run in the fourth, 3-0, when Peyton led off with a double to right center and her pinch runner came around on back-to-back singles.
Regan got the Crimson on the board in the sixth, 3-1, by knocking a double to left in the leadoff at-bat and working the bases when Olson delivered a blooper to center.
Harvard let in the final run, 4-1, in the seventh on a sac fly with the bases loaded.
Harvard resumes Ivy League play against Cornell, Saturday at home. First pitch is slated for 12:30 p.m. A live video stream will be available through GoCrimson.com by clicking video. Live stats will also be available.


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In the last day of the group stage play for the 3rd FIBA Asia Stankovic Cup taking place in Ghazeer, Lebanon, the host Lebanese national team is the only unbeaten team in this tourney after defeating previously unbeaten Qatar and topped Group B, facing Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals. Japan topped Group A and avoided all possible confusions of qualifying by beating Iraq, hence knocking them out. Syria was the lone team from Group B not to qualify as well; unlike Iraq, it lost all its games, recently to the World Cup-bound Jordan, who hasn't won a game before in the tourney. Meanwhile, the battle for the second position in Group A ended with Iran walking all over the Chinese Taipei. How did all this happen? Who faces whom in the quarterfinals on Friday?
In the last game of round robin play, the clash of the unbeaten teams took place between the hosts Lebanon and Qatar. The storyline of the game was the same for the first twenty minutes, as Lebanon would jump to a six or seven point lead, then Qatar would catch back up. Eventually, by the end of the third quarter, both teams were tied, and with Lebanese Jackson Vroman's free throw at the end, the game was tied at 65 and entered overtime. Yet once again, Fadi El Khatib, 18 points, had 6 of Lebanon's 12 points in OT, to give the Lebanese team their fourth straight win and top Group B to face Kazakhstan, who had a bye day today. Targuy Ngombo had a game high with 26 points, but was not enough to prevent the Qataris from receiving their first loss in the tournament and will have to face the Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals.
In other Group B action, unlike the former clash mentioned, this was a battle of the teams that have not won a game yet between Syria and Jordan, which ended in favor of the World Cup-bound team 78-66. Both teams were on a three game losing streak, including Syria having to forfeit the Lebanon game due to the chants by the Lebanese crowd. The game was in Jordanian control from start to finish, with the lead reaching as much as 21 points due to the help of Ayman Idais (29 points, 12 rebounds) and Wisam Al Sous (21 points). With this win, Jordan finished fourth in its group, enough to help it qualify to the quarterfinals to face Group A winners Japan. Meanwhile, Michel Madanly's 19 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists were not enough for the Syrian team to win a game and crack the quarterfinals, hence ending a disappointing journey in this edition of the Stankovic Cup.
In Group A, things were slight more complicated, as no team won all its games nor lost all its games and all had a chance to make or break. Japan played Iraq in a game where if Japan won, it would top Group A, otherwise it would give Iraq a chance to qualify. Yet let's not confuse ourselves about this, because Japan did what the other three teams in the group wanted: win the game. Like Jordan did against Syria, Japan dominated the game from the beginning and never really Iraq a chance to get into the flow of the game after jumping to a 15-4 lead, eventually winning the game 87-72. Kosuke Takeuchi had a game high 26 points, 10 from the free throw line. and 17 rebounds for the winners, while Mustafa Hamazeh had 15 points for the Iraqi team, who ended their first tournament in 23 years with a legendary OT win over Iran the day before.
The other crucial matchup that took place was between Iran and Chinese Taipei, where both teams were playing to win as they weren't guaranteed a spot in the quarterfinals. The game turned out to be anything but crucial, as Iran ended a close first half on a high note and led the way in the second half by as much as 26 points, only to win 86-67 to take second place in Group A and face the Philippines in the quarterfinals, while the Chinese Taipei will have to deal with Qatar. Asghar Kardoust had a game high 24 points along with 11 rebounds, while teammates Ali Baheran (2o points, 5 assists) and Moosa Nabipoor (13 points, 18 rebounds) were also effective in this win. Meanwhile, Chen Shun-hsiang's 13 points weren't enough to avoid the Qatari team in the next round.
Quarterfinals Schedule (Friday August 13th):
12:00 PM: Iraq – Syria (Classification 9th-10th place)
2:00 PM: Iran – Philippines
4:00 PM: Qatar – Chinese Taipei
6:00 PM: Lebanon – Kazakhstan
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Well some times you get days like today. Went out with daughter Geoness to take our first swipe at the Smithfield, NC area and I cannot stress enough how bad it was. I have never seen anything like it.
Granted this was the first time I just loaded my Garmin with about 100 caches for the area and did not load up my palm with the cache info and cache hints. Since we were going for numbers I was not hitting anything more than a two in difficulty. No biggie right? What I didn't see were all the other DNFs for each of the tries we went for. What a shame. Long story short we had only three finds for the first 13 attempts. Very frustrating but it was the first time we had hit such a string of a blatant lack of maintenance.
By the time we hit the tenth DNF we decided to leave and hit a richer cache area and had no problems there. Sorry folks but this was a waste of $4.00 a gallon gas. Won't be going back there till we see the caches being better taken care of.
Almost forgot bumped into USAFSP and the rest of Team P who also were hitting dry spots in the Smithfield area. In fact the cache we were both going for turned up to be a DNF for both of us. Usafsp was telling me how he had gone as far as found a muggled cache, actually replaced the cache, gave the owner the new information and coords then the owner did not even bother to redo the coords. Tacky.
Team P are all such a nice family and Geoness and I had a great time talking to them. I wish them the very best in their Geo pursuits. Hopefully we can meet up again at a local event.
Hope Smithfield can get the caches cleaned up. It's a nice little town but gas is just too expensive for such a hit and miss place.


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sandyut precisava de um novo design de animação em flash e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 8 designs enviados por 4 designers freelancers.
Create a 50 sec (approx) flash opener for my website to sync with a pre-recorded soundtrack.
I posted this project a couple of weeks ago as my first, and only gave 5 days, which was obviously a mistake. I hope that with the increased payment and longer duration, more designers will submit entries.
I teach people how to profit from eBay the right way (most eBay advice is wrong). The audio is a parody of movie trailer voiceovers, adapted for my business of eBay training. You'll understand when you listen to it.
Audio can be downloaded from: http://www.andrewlock.com/trailervo.mp3
Images can be downloaded from: http://www.andrewlock.com/images.zip
I want to leave the creativity completely up to you, the only points to note are:
1. I suspect that you cannot use the eBay logo (it's trademarked). You can of course use eBay colors and their stars etc if that helps. I'm not sure on the legal aspects of the logo within a flash project, so if you know, please let me know.
2. The design should lean towards being minimalist rather than 'wild' with lots of things happening. The point is, I want the images to enhance the voiceover, not detract from it.
3. You do not have to use the images I've supplied, they are there if you feel they help.
4. Above all, this is COMEDY. The flash animation should emphasize that this is 'over the top', even if it is inherently making a serious point that many eBay sellers give up because of the bad advice they've received / read / been taught.
5. My website may help fill you in on what I do, and why: http://www.andrewlock.com
6. The movie size should be whatever is standard for web page flash openers, but bear in mind that I will need to have the animation converted to video at some point, so that means it needs to look good at 720x480 (video res). It doesn't need to be 720x480, it can be any dimension, as long as it can be resized to 720x480 for including it on a future video.
7. If you prefer to create this project in After Effects, that is also fine.
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One of the key themes of Pixar's latest animated film, Ratatouille, is not settling for junk food--literally. The hero, a rat named Remy, is always telling his brother to eschew eating any random garbage he finds in favor of working to find something more flavorful, and ultimately, satisfying. At the same time, the evil chef, Skinner, is conspiring to turn now-deceased master chef Auguste Gusteau's image into a mascot for cheaply made frozen cuisine, a plot that the heroes of the film have to thwart. So it's a bit disappointing and slightly ironic that the video game based on the film has more in common with the cheap junk food the film decries than any well-prepared, savory dish. Like other recent games based on computer-animated flicks, Ratatouille for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, PC, Xbox, and Wii is a simple, kid-friendly platformer that loosely ties into the plot of the film and is generally unchallenging and, ultimately, unsatisfying. It's not an awful game by any means, and young kids might get a kick out of a few of the minigames and story sequences. But for those with a more refined palette, Ratatouille is a paltry dish.
Both the film and the game tell the story of Remy, a rat living in France who dreams of becoming a master chef--a dream that doesn't quite jibe with the others in his rat colony, especially his father. Unlike all the other rats, Remy won't eat just any piece of garbage lying around; he pines for more unique and expansive flavors, and actually has the crazy idea to try preparing his food with herbs and spices. So it is with great fortune that circumstance brings Remy to Paris and the doorstep of the restaurant once owned by his favorite TV chef, Gusteau. From here, the film launches into a brilliantly funny plot about Remy and a hapless garbage boy, Linguini, teaming up to create a master chef tandem. The game addresses a few of the key points from the movie, and even includes a few cooking sequences where you control Linguini in some Cooking Mama-style minigames. But for the most part, the game skips over any potential spoilers and keeps its focus on missions involving Remy and his rat-colony buddies stealing food from various Paris locations.
Each location is a large world to explore, though most of the missions are set up fairly linearly, so exploring doesn't net you much more than some occasional collectible stars--of which there are hundreds scattered throughout the game. Missions are standard platforming fodder. You jump and swing around various boxes, platforms, tightropes, ledges, and other pieces of the environment to get to areas that hold specific items, bring them back to other characters, or use them on other specific objects to unlock the next objective. Occasionally these missions are broken up by the occasional cooking minigame, as well as some chasing and sliding sequences. Chase bits have you running from one of the human characters as they stumble around, trying to snatch you up. Sliding bits have you sliding down some pipe, chute, or other sloped surface while collecting stars along your path and avoiding sliding off the edge into oblivion.
While a few of the minigames and sequences have a spot of originality to them, much of Ratatouille is pure formula. The mission designs are simplistic and a bit repetitive, and the controls are designed for such ease of use that it's hard to imagine anyone with two hands having much issue playing the game. Jumps are forgiving, traversing narrow ledges requires no skill (as you're basically glued to the ledge if you press a button as you jump toward it), and you can basically magnetize yourself to small platforms and tightropes (by pressing the same aforementioned button). Thinking out your path to the goal is about the toughest thing on offer in Ratatouille, and even that doesn't take much effort.
You'll breeze through the story mode in afternoon if you're dedicated enough, but on the plus side, there are more minigames to be found outside of the main story. Some of these are single-player only, and some are simply variations of the sliding, chasing, and cooking from the main game. However, there are some multiplayer games to be played, like races, item-collection competitions, and a variant on king of the hill. There's also a multiplayer championship version of the single-player minigames where you can compete in cook-offs and sliding time trials. None of these games are exactly substantial, and they wear thin after a few plays each, but they're a welcome addition to what would otherwise be a very lean game. There are also some unlockable movies, pictures, and other film-related bric-a-brac to unlock as well, if you're into that sort of thing.
There's not a great deal to please the eyes or ears in Ratatouille. Voice acting is about the best thing the audio has going for it, including some performances by actors from the film, like Patton Oswalt and Brian Dennehy. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot of it, and very little of the dialogue is anywhere near as clever or amusing as what the film offers. Graphically, the game displays a few nice touches. The environments seem appropriately large, and some of the animations, especially those of Linguini as he hacks together various dishes, are mildly amusing. But everything else in the game has a bland look to it. Remy's movements are stiff, most of the human movements are even stiffer, and environmental detail is minimal. There's little difference to speak of between any of the older console, PC, or Wii versions of Ratatouille. The PC version predictably looks the sharpest, and the PS2 version looks the dullest, though the differences are minor all around.
There are also some slight control differences to note between versions. The PC version requires a decent gamepad to play properly, and the Wii version dabbles in motion controls. You don't have to do much in the main game besides waggle the remote to attack enemies and steer the camera awkwardly by holding down the C button and pointing with the Wii Remote to drag it around. The minigames also make use of the Wii Remote, specifically the cooking minigames, where you'll peel potatoes and fold crepes by making various motions. With the exception of the camera movement, these controls are basically responsive and implemented well enough.
And that's the thing about Ratatouille--everything it does is done well enough to function, but never beyond that. It's edible without ever being especially tasty. It's the sort of game that will satisfy a younger fan of the film for a few lazy afternoon hours, and then be forgotten about immediately afterward. It's hard to justify paying between $40 and $50 for any version of such an ultimately disposable game (the PC version is, at least, going for $20), but if your kid is desperate to relive Remy's adventures for him or herself, Ratatouille isn't a bad game to rent. And if you're old enough to feel embarrassed whining to your parents about buying you a game based on an animated film, you're officially too old for Ratatouille, and should just skip it altogether.


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Prior to the 2011-2012 season, the newly formed management team held a meeting. Having suffered a disappointing playoff first-round-loss, the team knew they were losing key players such as Eric Gudbranson, Nathan Moon, Ethan Werek, and starting goalie Philipp Grubauer. The team had loaded up on veteran and older players for a playoff run and it didn't work. Now, knowing they would be looking at a massive roster turnover, the decision was made to begin a new era for the franchise.
The first decision was to remove long standing face of the franchise GM Larry Mavety, who was replaced by his good friend Doug Gilmour. President and Governor of the franchise Doug Springer approved Gilmour's new vision setting the blueprint into motion. They knew the process would be hard, and at times painful, but it had to be done.
It had to happen because part of the vision is not accepting seasons of modest success. Simply making the playoffs and being quickly dismissed in the early rounds, would no longer be acceptable. While junior hockey is by nature and design a cyclical league, it is possible to achieve consistency. Kingston's consistent seasons of failure are a testament to that. Through hard work, having a strategy that holds the interest of the present and the future in focus, it is possible to consistently produce a winning product as well.
"Pat Burns once told me don't change your ways, because if you change for somebody and get fired you'll be pissed off with yourself for not doing it your way. So I'll continue to do it my way, and hopefully have success doing that." Gill said.
As a rookie coach in the OHL, Gill is learning with his very young team. With the majority of his players under the age of 17, and coming from midget hockey knowing only offense, Gill says; " You have to teach them defensive zone coverage, you have to teach them how to play in the Neutral zone, you have to teach them so much, I try to do it in segments. For them to learn the game of hockey there are three zones and you have to get to the point where the Coach trusts that you can play in every situation."
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He uses terms such as respect, work ethic, commitment, and accountability to describe what the attributes of the players of the Frontenacs will learn, and demonstrate. For instance the Fronts players are active in the community as players volunteer to go to public schools and Libraries to help promote reading with young children, as well as many other community event appearances.
In the past the players of the Fronts have at times been less than professional. Former players such as Bryan Fogarty, had struggles with addiction. Fogarty's drinking problems when he played with the Kingston Canadiens, were so well know in fact his nick name was "Tippy", because he was always tipsy. There have been many players graduate from the ranks in Kingston. Kirk Muller, Chris and Anthony Stewart, Walt Poddubny, Chris Gratton and Bernie Nicholls are some of the more prominent names. Don Cherry is a proud "Good Kingston Guy", and the Fronts are determined to groom future NHL players whom the city of Kingston can proudly say, "He comes from Kingston". This past season, Keily proudly proclaimed that the team had no off-ice problems, and not a single complaint from any of the billets who house the players. No doubt this will become a trend in the future with the current regime in place.
Having a professional and experienced group lead this young team in the ways of both hockey, and life-lessons, is an important component in the blueprint. But, choosing the right players is equally important. The management group is selective in the players they are willing to draft and acquire through trade. In the past there have been situations where players had refused to report to Kingston. Wes O'Neill was selected second overall, but decided to play College hockey instead. Last year Max Domi, son of Tie Domi (Doug Gilmour's friend and former teammate) also refused to report. Those days are a thing of the past now says Keily. His response to reports suggesting that top prospect Joshua Ho-Sang, would not report to Kingston "100 percent false!" The Domi decision to not report to Kingston had nothing to do with the team's rebuilding, and absolutely nothing to do with the men running the team. It was a geographical preference to be closer to Toronto. Gilmour knew Domi only wanted to play for the London Knights, but by drafting Domi he was able to trade him to London for several second round draft picks. As part of league rules, if a first round pick refuses to report to a team, that team is awarded a compensatory first round pick the following year. As a result, the Kingston Frontenacs now own five picks (two firsts, and three seconds) in the first two rounds of the 2012 Priority Selection Draft.
The Draft will be held on April seventh, and the Fronts will be heading into this draft loaded with picks, and a strategy. The next edition of "Blueprint" will focus on the Frontenacs at the draft and the players they selected.
Local TV station Cogeco produced a series on the subject also titled The Blueprint with a brief appearance from yours truly!
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WASHINGTON, D.C. Despite a national unemployment rate hovering at just under 7 percent, a Pentagon program intended to help unemployed military spouses find jobs including positions with Fortune 500 companies is surpassing its goals, connecting more than 60,000 military spouses with 220 private- and public-sector partners since the program began three years ago.
The Military Spouse Employment Partnership is designed to help military spouses whom Defense Department research shows are, on average, better educated than their civilian counterparts reach their career goals, said Meg OGrady, a senior program analyst in the Pentagons Office of Family Policy and Children and Youth.
This can be especially challenging for people married to active duty service members because of frequent relocations and other obligations that fall to military spouses, OGrady noted.
Eighty-five percent of military spouses actually have some college, 25 percent of them have a bachelors degree or higher, and 10 percent have an advanced degree, she said. The problem, she said in an interview with American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel, is that its often difficult for large employers who want to hire military spouses to find them.
We know that military spouses make great employees and businesses recognize that, OGrady said. Through the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, we provide a variety of ways for businesses to actually connect with military spouses. Companies such as Walmart, the nations largest employer, as well as other big names in corporate America such as Verizon, AT&T and JP Morgan Chase are marquee brands that OGrady said also have their eye on service members and their job-seeking spouses.
When they get a military spouse as an employee, theyre very likely to get that veteran service member once that service member decides to transition, and that actually creates security for that military family, she said.
The Defense Department has designated May as Military Spouse Appreciation Month to recognize the service and sacrifices made by the nations more than 1 million military spouses, a group that OGrady described as skilled, diverse and motivated by a strong work ethic.
Officials say the inability of a spouse to find employment can affect the well-being of military communities, thereby affecting readiness and retention, which is why the department has been reaching out to corporations, small businesses and organizations to expand the network of potential spousal employers.
We bring the military spouse the availability of resources and tools for them to find a job whatever the economy might be, because we know that there are employers out there who really value what they bring to the table, OGrady said. This is true, she added, regardless of whether those spouses are living on base or off or in the United States or abroad, where it can be more difficult for an American expatriate to find employment because of strict labor laws.
Resources available through the program include education and training, career guidance and mentoring programs. In addition, more than 1.8 million jobs have been posted on the Military Spouse Employment Partnerships career portal.
Weve really made a lot of progress, OGrady said. The White House had given us a goal of 50,000 military spouse hires by 2015, and Im happy to say today that in 2014, were at more than 60,000.


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Twelve years ago, U.S. led air strikes drove Iraq's armies out of Kuwait but left Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in power. Now we face another showdown with Hussein. The following sites, (some written expressly for students) explore the why's and how's of this conflict.
BBC News: Conflict with Iraq
In addition to the latest news, this special BBC report has lots of in-depth background features. Best bets are the timeline, which traces Saddam Hussein's rise to power, the interactive Iraqi map, and the At a Glance Q&A. Voices and In Pictures will take you inside Iraq with stories and photos of the people who have "lived through twelve years of sanctions." For a military view, peruse the Military Factfiles (guide to the US and British arsenals) and Quick Guides (interactive features on strategies and threats.)
CBBC Newsround
"Will there be a war with Iraq?" "Why might the war happen?" These are just two of the questions addressed at CBBC Newsround, published by the kids division of British Broadcasting Company. Appropriate for grade school kids, the answers and related articles are short and reassuring. Be sure to read the story of ten-year old Leyla, who's family fled Iraq to avoid persecution by Hussein.
CNN.com: Showdown Iraq
"More than 10 years after the Persian Gulf War, the world is locked in another showdown with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein." This CNN.com special archive is organized into three sections: Top Stories (breaking news), Iraq (see History of Iraq and Key Questions) and Military (including maps and interactive features.) You'll also find links to a special section on the U.N. weapon inspections, TIME's in-depth Iraqi coverage (some of which is only available to magazine subscribers or for a per-article fee), and Unfinished Business (an analysis of Desert Storm.)
PBS NewsHour Extra: Intervention in Iraq
Created specifically for students and teachers, NewsHour Extra includes news, student editorials, lesson plans, and links to the main "Intervention in Iraq" feature. Best click is Debating the News which presents two sides to the Iraqi dilemma. "Does the U.S. have the right to go into a country and remove its government? Should the U.S. go to war with Iraq now or wait until Hussein does something against the U.S. directly?" Each argument includes quotes from experts and dignitaries that have appeared on Jim Lehrer's NewsHour television show.
Scholastic News: Reporting from Iraq
For elementary and middle-school grades, Scholastic News covers the Iraqi conflict with feature stories, but no breaking news. Important sections include an introduction to Hussein (see Iraq vs. the U.S.), and the Iraq articles (created with the help of the encyclopedia folks at Grolier Online). For classroom use, there is a ten-question self-scoring quiz, and a printable scavenger hunt based on the Iraq entry at the online CIA fact book.


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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Obervations on Iraqi forces Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Obervations on Iraqi forces Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Summer WineJoined: 20 Mar 2005Location: Next to a River Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 4:19 pm Post subject: Obervations on Iraqi forces Someone may find the following interesting reading. It raises a couple of issues that I hadn't really seen in good detail and makes me question whether the same mistakes of the past are being repeated. http://fairuse.1accesshost.com/news3/salon6.htm But I guess we will truly only understand that with hindsight. Back to top dulouzJoined: 04 Feb 2003Location: Uranus Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 2:59 am Post subject: link does not work Back to top mateomiguelJoined: 16 May 2005 Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 4:19 am Post subject: why is this posted as if its a Salon.com article, and yet its on some no-name crapactular web host? Link to the original article, or i call BS. Back to top Nowhere ManJoined: 08 Feb 2004 Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 4:46 am Post subject: ... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=salon+david+axe Salon has funny rules about access to its content. You have to pay or watch an advert. I think this google does support that it came from salon. As for the article itself, I'm not surprised at all. In 2003, the official line was that we would only stay as long as necessary. In truth, as long as necessary=whenever we see fit. A challenge: count how many children you have before the US withdraws from Iraq. Back to top The BobsterJoined: 15 Jan 2003 Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 9:07 am Post subject: Re: ... Nowhere Man wrote: A challenge: count how many children you have before the US withdraws from Iraq. A more important, though more difficult challenge : count how many Iraqi children die before the US withdraws from Iraq. Back to top Summer WineJoined: 20 Mar 2005Location: Next to a River Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 5:01 pm Post subject: I am interested Bobster about your views on what the US should do. Do you think that they should pull out as they did in Vietnam, unilaterally? Stay the course regardless of casulties? Or base themselves in Kurdistan and let the rest go where it will? Support the creation of a Dictator who will force the rest of the country into submission and then pull out? Or an option that I haven't even considered? Back to top The BobsterJoined: 15 Jan 2003 Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 3:25 am Post subject: Summer Wine wrote: I am interested Bobster about your views on what the US should do. Do you think that they should pull out as they did in Vietnam, unilaterally? I don't think we should pull out as we did in Vietnam, which was about a decade and a half later after 50,000 American bodybags and countless Vietnamese slauightered in the jungle. I think we should do it NOW, right now, or at the latest tomorrow morning after everyone's had a good night's rest and packed up their duffles. And yes, I think this even if the result is massive chaos (could it be worse than now) and even if it means someone as bloodthirsty as Saddam rises to the top - even if someone worse comes along. Unfortunate as that might be for the Iraqi people, it's their problem. I'm an American and I want us out of their because I believe it is bad for my country. I don't see anything positive for America that has happened as a result of our invasion of Iraq, and I see a lot of things negative that have come about, and with more bad stuff in the pipeline later on. Bring the troops home. Now. Not later. Back to top Joo Rip Gwa RhheeJoined: 25 May 2003 Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 6:14 pm Post subject: The US soon will move its forces to Kurdistan (where new US military bases are under construction) away from the insurgents. The Shia can deal with them in ways the US can't . Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Forums:----------------FAQJob-related Discussion ForumGeneral Discussion ForumOff-Topic ForumTravel ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumBuy/Sell/Trade Forum You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group TEFL International Supports Dave's ESL Cafe


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SEATTLE — An Everett-area robbery suspect already on the lam led local police on another pursuit Thursday afternoon in King County.
Snohomish County sheriff's deputies have been looking for Timothy Lussier for several weeks, department spokeswoman Shari Ireton said.
This past weekend, Lussier, 35, led police on a chase in the Clearview area. He got away.
Deputies on Thursday found Lussier driving a stolen car in the Kenmore area about 1 p.m. Thursday, Ireton said. The pursuit went into the Ravenna neighborhood of Seattle, where Lussier ditched the car and ran.
The search was ongoing as of 4 p.m. Thursday.
Lussier is 6 feet tall and weighs about 200 pounds. He's considered armed and dangerous.
He is known to visit Marysville and Gold Bar.
Anyone who sees him is asked to call 911 and not approach him. People with information about Lussier also can call 425-388-3845.


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MadMike necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 42 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
High School Website needs a new logo that matches the website/High School Colors.
Winnacunnet High School
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Red White Blue
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Anything that will allow us to change it at anytime. PSD, illustrator file etc.
We are looking for a logo for Winnacunnet High School. Currently we are re-designing the website, so the upcoming version will not be accessible. Our High School "name" is Winnacunnet Warriors. In the past we had images of a warrior head, tomahawk, arrow etc.
-Must have either or all of the following colors: Red, White, Blue
-Must use the theme of Winnacunnet Warriors BUT this time we are trying to stray away from the Indian Discrimination although arrows are acceptable. This doesn't limit you to just an arrow, once again just try not to use any thing that will insult/discriminate the Native Americans.
- KEEP IN MIND the background header is blue. So please use color accordingly.
Winnacunnet Description:
Winnacunnet High School is an American public high school located in Hampton, New Hampshire. It serves students in grades 9 through 12 who reside in the communities of Hampton, Seabrook, North Hampton, and Hampton Falls. Students from South Hampton have the option of attending either Winnacunnet or Amesbury High School. The name Winnacunnet is a Native American word that means "beautiful place in the pines".
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Microsoft pledges Java love in Sun-less world
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JavaOne Microsoft will keep the flame of interoperability between .NET and Java burning in the future world without Sun - currently Java's chief steward.
Dan'l Lewin, corporate vice president for strategic and emerging business development, told what's looking like the last JavaOne that Microsoft's "intent and ongoing commitment" is to make .NET and Java systems "work and work well together".
"I want to be perfectly clear that the Microsoft commitment is there to drive interoperability and collaboration because it's good for our end users and it's good for our customers," Lewin said.
He highlighted interoperability on web security, single sign on, identity, and virtualization and talked support for SAML, used in Sun identity management and Microsoft's Geneva identity server.
Joining Lewin, senior director of development platform product management Steven Marin said Microsoft would focus on building reference architectures and code samples - practical materials for developers - instead of simply supporting industry standards in .NET products.
He pointed to Microsoft's support for the Apache Software Foundation's Project Stonehenge as an indicator. As expected, and trying to light a fire under proceedings Lewin had just promised would not be episodic, Microsoft and Sun demonstrated web services interoperability between .NET and Sun's Metro web services tack for its open-source application server Glassfish using Stonehenge.
Martin said an annual survey of developers by Microsoft found - unsurprisingly - that 73 per cent of developers use Java and .Net every day. Interoperability is not a nice to have - it was a need.
"If we are not interested in interoperability we know developers and customers will vote with their feet," Martin said. "While we continue to innovate... we will not to it at the expense of interoperability. It's something we think is critically important as we go forward," Martin said.
Sun and Microsoft committed to a general agreement on interoperability five years ago as part of a broader legal settlement. But this was Microsoft's first JavaOne keynote, and it came during a JavaOne that was a long goodbye to Sun from vendors and start-ups.
It was a joint presentation that saw Redmond's ambassadors stress their bonafides as non-Microsoft blue bloods. They talked up their careers before Microsoft. For Lewin, that involved work at Apple and Marin that was Netscape and Sun.
Martin opened by saying they "came in peace." Sun, meanwhile, announced its yet-to-launch cloud service would have Windows as a guest operating system.
That's assuming Oracle, in the process of buying Sun, doesn't pull the plug on Sun's cloud.
Microsoft's pledge comes at a time uncertainty over Java's development in regards to interoperability. Sun, has - for better or worse - dominated the Java Community Process (JCP), the body that has historically developed new APIs for Java and worked to stop fragmentation.
But the JCP is not a profitably activity for Sun while many in open-source question the JCP's worth as an free or innovative body. Java in general has also suffered from rivalry between vendors such as IBM and Sun trying to dominate the language and platform.
It is unclear whether Oracle - a JCP member - will want to take on Sun's role as Java's chief steward and moderator, and take over the work of leading the majority of API work in areas like interoperability. ®
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New release and new look for our http://apex.oracle.com page
Also our APEX OTN Page(s) at http://otn.oracle.com/apex
Of course the most active page will be the updated Downloads page on OTN where you can download Release 4.2. But don't forget to look at all of the other great content we've been working on.
There is still some work to do such as updating the latest Presentations so don't be a stranger!
Enjoy building Mobile Applications declarativiely and playing with all the other great features we have introduced or enhanced.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Application Express 4.2 Goes Production
2 comments:
- Morten Braten said...
The new apex.oracle.com page looks great and the links provided make it easy to find relevant information.
Just wanted to point out that there is a small typo on the first of the rotating banner pages; it says "declaritively" instead of "declaratively".
- October 14, 2012 at 4:30 AM
- Unknown said...
is aria one of the packaged applications?
- October 18, 2012 at 6:07 PM
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