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Not a one of us is talking about my question though, myself included (imagine that.)The question was serious - aside from the Red Sea highway, does the bible ever have god intervening on behalf of a nation? There's an eclipse (Jericho?) but that's hardly an intervention in a nations affairs. Other than the Jews (and boy have they ever paid for it), has he ever actually acted directly on any group? This whole "bible god is a great guy! YAY JESUS!" thing gets thinner and thinner.


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Polaroid's struggles for relevance in a world of digital photography are well documented and largely unsuccessful; they filed for bankruptcy twice in ten years and the brand has changed hands several times. But they're making some moves in 2013, including yesterday's announcement of new retail spaces where customers can make prints of digital photos from their mobile devices, and today's unveiling of a tablet for kids.
The idea of exposing kids to such powerful (and frequently antisocial) devices should give any parent pause, but Polaroid seems to have predicted precisely that. The so-called Internet Kids Tablet comes loaded with a number of educational programs that might aid in their development while they act like little adults, poking and prodding a small screen with a quiet frown.
Incorporating a Nook reader, the tablet comes with 10 books including titles from Dr. Seuss and the Smithsonian, and has access to Barnes & Noble's Nook bookstore. It also features several top-rated learning apps, including Draw, Music Studio and Kids Cam. It also features Kids Vids, an app that streams video content to the device depending on the age-range of the user at the time.
The device uses a custom browser that allows the parent or caregiver to set controls that ensure children don't find themselves in unsavory corners of the web. Running on a 1GHz processor and with 8 GB of memory (and 512 MB of RAM), this isn't the most powerful machine available. But it really doesn't need to be, and if your kid somehow has a massive library to upload, there's a slot to expand memory. More important than the memory or processing power of the machine is the fact that the tablet is surrounded by integrated rubber bumpers that protect it from drops, throws and other collisions that could otherwise result from carelessness or temper tantrums. Polaroid also promises that it can withstand "all sorts of liquid accidents," which sounds both politely euphemistic and very welcome for most parents.
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Last night, I was reminded of how unusual some of the insects we raise here in the Cockrell Butterfly Center are to most people. I had set up a table in the grand hallway of the museum to promote our outreach program, cleverly titled "Bugs on Wheels." As soon as I left the Butterfly Center's doors, I had drawn a crowd that didn't seem to subside for the entire evening!
I think what grabs most people's attention are our exotic walking sticks, which we have been displaying for several years. As soon as people see our giant prickly stick, they commence with "what on earth is that?" type of comments, and I love to educate them!
Walking sticks belong to the insect order Phasmatodea or Phasmida. This name comes from the Latin word phasma, which means ghost. It refers to their amazing camouflage skills, which in the right setting, can make them vanish right before your eyes! These insects are all herbivorous and harmless, having no venom or large mandibles for biting. This makes them an easy target for insectivores! So they have come up with some pretty fantastic ways to protect themselves from predators. These insects have simple metamorphosis, so the immature nymphs, look like tiny versions of the adult. Here at the butterfly center, we raise 5 different species of exotic walking sticks. I'd like to share a little about each one with y'all!
The Giant Prickly Stick, or Extatasoma tiaratum, is one that really draws the crowds! The females are very large, 6 to 8 inches in length, and very fat! They range in color from light peach to dark red-orange. They are often – almost all the time, actually – mistaken for a scorpion. This is no accident, this species is native to Australia, the venom-capital of the world! They spend their entire lifetime hanging in eucalyptus trees feeding on the yummy foliage and easily folding themselves to resemble a dried up leaf.
If they are spotted by a potential predator, they will curl their abdomen to look remarkably like a scorpion. This warns predators that if they don't want a nasty sting, they should stay far away. What a clever defense! Since they are, of course, completely harmless. They have a very soft exoskeleton which keeps them confined to the safety of the tree tops. If they need to do anything like lay an egg, they drop it to the leaf-covered ground. The females have small vestigial wings, but are incapable of flight. They can lay up to 1,000 eggs in their lifetime and can live a little over a year. The males are quite a bit smaller, very thin, and excellent fliers. They are equipped with much longer antennae than the female, which they use to sniff out a mate.
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The Spiny Devil (Eurycantha calcarata), is a close neighbor of the prickly stick; they are native to New Guinea. These adorable stick insects have very different habits. They are equipped with a very hard exoskeleton that is covered in hard spines, especially the legs! Since they are a harder egg to crack, they are not as attractive to eager insect-eaters, plus, they put up quite a fight! They can use their legs as a weapon by squeezing with all of their strength. I can speak from experience and say, it hurts!
When threatened, they can put on quite a show, raising their abdomen and back legs. We like to call it "the handstand of pain!" Since the female has the freedom of reaching the ground, she uses the pointy tip of her abdomen (her ovipositor) to lay her eggs deep in the soil. The male and female look quite similar, both are wingless and they are nearly equal in size. Both sexes can live for about a year and a half as adults – not bad! The male does have one distinguishing characteristic, a single very large spine on his hind femur.
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They are very territorial and use this spine for fighting. They can seriously injure or even kill another male during combat. Still want to mess with these guys? Well, the males can also emit a very foul chemical that smells just like a skunk. However, they are usually pretty laid back.
The Phyllium celebicum or moving leaf insect is a breath of fresh air. These leaf mimics are petite, dainty, have no spines or smells, and are 100 percent cute! They inhabit the rain forests of Malaysia.
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Since they have no other defense mechanisms, their camouflage has to be absolutely perfect, and well, see for yourself! They also spend their entire lives in the canopy, dropping their eggs to the ground haphazardly. The female, pictured right, has larger wings than the Giant Prickly Stick, but their only function is camouflage. The male is half the size of the female and he's an amazing flyer! These live a little under a year and we love to have them around.
I actually noticed something very interesting from observing them. The outer 1/2 inch of the female's body is only a layer of skin, and all of the organs are arranged down the very middle of the abdomen. This is important because I started seeing a couple of them missing chunks of their abdomen, but they didn't appear to be injured. I'm sure they get nibbled on by several herbivores in the wild – it's a pretty cool adaptation.
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Sharing the same rain forest is the Giant Jungle Nymph (Heteropteryx dilatata). They are spectacular, very large and beautiful. The females are bright green and usually 7 inches in length with a wide abdomen. They have small wings which they rub against their bodies to produce a hissing noise. Their thorax, abdomen, and legs have rows of sharp spines. When disturbed they thrash around violently and they also do "the handstand of pain."
They spend most of their time in the trees and only travel to the ground to lay their eggs. The male is brown and only about 4 inches long. They have bright crimson hind wings and are very showy. They are always very nervous and thrash around a lot! This species is harder than the others to raise. They need high humidity and they take a long time to develop.
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a male
The eggs take around 17 months to hatch and the nymphs take over a year to develop into adults. This species can be very aggressive, but we always end up with a few that can be handled, they are very curious and active.
The last resident of southeast Asia is the Annam stick insect (Baculum extradentatum). These look very similar to our native walking sticks. They are very slender and really resemble a twig. These are interesting little creatures. When disturbed, they will essentially go limp and flop to the ground. It's really the only option for them since they are so defenseless.
The most interesting thing about this species is that they can be completely parthenogenic. This means that the females can reproduce without males. We do have males in our populations and it is a full time job making sure we don't have too many individuals. They are egg-laying machines. Their life span is about a year and males and females look very similar, but the males are much smaller.
These walking sticks are some of the most amazing insects I've worked with. I'm so impressed with their diversity and beauty. Next time you see them in the Entomology Hall or in the Grand Hall, come by and see them, you'll certainly be amazed!
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Reformed addict Russell Brand seriously considered turning back to drugs after receiving some shocking news from a female acquaintance.
The funnyman has been clean and sober for more than a decade after spending years battling substance abuse, but admits he still craves heroin and crack cocaine in times of trouble.
In a blog posted online on Tuesday, Brand reveals he came close to crumbling after he received some shocking news from an unnamed woman.
He writes, "The last time I thought about taking heroin was yesterday. I had received 'an inconvenient truth' from a beautiful woman… She told me she was pregnant and it wasn't mine. I had to take immediate action. I put Morrissey on in my car as an external conduit for the surging melancholy and as I wound my way through the neurotic Hollywood hills the narrow lanes."
Brand admits he considered buying some drugs from a known dealer, but was saved by a telephone call to a contact who offers him addiction support.
He adds, "I think of places I could score (buy drugs). Off Santa Monica (in California) there's a homeless man who I know uses gear. I could find him, buy him a bag if he takes me to score. I'd leave him on the corner, a couple of rocks, a couple of $20 bags pressed into my sweaty palm… I am reaching for my phone.
"I call someone not a doctor or a sage not a mystic or a physician, just a bloke like me, another alcoholic, who I know knows how I feel. The phone rings and I half hope he'll just let it ring out. It's 4am in London. He's asleep, he can't hear the phone, he won't pick up. I indicate left, heading to Santa Monica. The ringing stops, then the dry mouthed nocturnal mumble 'Hello. You alright mate?' He picks up. And for another day, thank God, I don't have to."
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Oscar Update: Proving that the competition to dress stars for the Oscars is fiercer than ever, several big names have appeared on more than one designer's list. Armani, Versace and Richard Tyler all say Laura Dern will wear their clothes tonight; Tyler and Valentino both say they'll dress Elle Macpherson and Nicole Kidman — who is also said to be wearing John Galliano. Tom Hanks is on both Armani's and Valentino's list and both Cerruti and Valentino say Al Pacino will wear their tux — Valentino's being a four-year-old model that supposedly brings the actor luck.
Meanwhile, Patty Scialfa and Lyndall Hobbs can be added to the list of those who'll wear Vera Wang. The Versace group includes Jane Fonda, Ellen Barkin, Claudia Schiffer and Tia Carrere. Cerruti will dress Frances Fisher, Clint Eastwood and Michael Douglas. Armani will dress Whoopi Goldberg, (who will also wear a Ray Aghayan dress), Glenn Close, Steven Spielberg, Liam Neeson, Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh, Winona Ryder, Rosie Perez and Carrie Fisher. Presenters Johnny Depp, Tom Cruise, Christian Slater, Jeremy Irons, Alec Baldwin, Sam Neill and Gene Hackman will wear Armani tuxedos and Kim Basinger is also expected to wear Armani. Valentino will dress Sharon Stone and Rita Wilson.
Katie Ford knows the power of positive reinforcement. The modeling agency executive recently bought one of the magnesium floor tiles from Barbara Kruger's show at the Mary Boone Gallery. The piece, entitled "My People Are Better Than Your People," states "My people are better than your people. More intelligent, more graceful, more powerful, more beautiful, more chosen, more agile and cleaner. My people invented everything." Ford plans to hang it in her office.


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Bank of America Merrill Lynch said investors should buy emerging market bonds and equities as the so-called BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China post the biggest improvement in growth this year.
"What we're saying about emerging markets is that the BRICs are back," David Hauner, head of fixed-income strategy for emerging Europe, the Middle East and Africa, told reporters in Abu Dhabi today. "Last year a lot of people were saying that the BRICs are finished and of course we had disappointing growth in all of them. Now this year we see a recovery."
Emerging markets are expected to record economic growth of 5.2% this year compared to 4.9% last year. The best growth will come from the BRICs as concern over China's political transition, Indian currency weakness, and currency appreciation in Brazil wane, Hauner said. The best fixed-income opportunities this year will be in Asia because of its superior growth and links to the U.S. dollar, Hauner said.
"People are getting out of bonds and buying more emerging markets, more high yield but they are selling some Treasuries, we think this makes a lot of sense," Hauner said. "Our own global asset allocation suggests that you should be overweight equities, overweight emerging market bonds, should be overweight high yield."
The BRIC countries grew at an average annual pace of 6.6% from 2001 to 2010, almost twice as fast as the global economy, according to the International Monetary Fund. China is now the world's second-largest economy in dollar terms, while Brazil is No. 7, Russia is No. 9 and India is No. 10, IMF estimates for 2012 showed in October.
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The MSCI BRIC stock index has gained 1.9% in 2013, compared with a 0.9% increase in the broader MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
Jim O'Neill, the main who coined the BRIC moniker, said last month that investors seem to have lost interest in the countries. O'Neill, who is stepping down as chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management this year, introduced the BRIC concept in a 2001 research report predicting that the nations' share of the global economy would grow.
The term BRICs appeared in the fewest news stories in January since November 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. BRIC searches on Google Inc.'s engine also fell to a seven-year low in December.
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The Pacific men's basketball team will have plenty of excuses at its disposal if this morning's visit to Kalamazoo, Mich., doesn't go well.
The Pacific men's basketball team will have plenty of excuses at its disposal if this morning's visit to Kalamazoo, Mich., doesn't go well.
The ESPN BracketBusters contest against Western Michigan won't affect the Big West Conference standings - which currently have the Tigers tied for second place. Participating in the 11th annual event has taken the Tigers more than 2,000 miles from Stockton, and they are 2-8 on the road this season. Pacific will be without sixth man and third-leading scorer Ross Rivera, who didn't make the trip while battling pneumonia. The game will tip off at 10 a.m. at Read Fieldhouse and will be shown on ESPN3.com. The Broncos (16-9) are 9-1 at home this season and currently lead the Western Division in the Mid-American Conference, so it won't be easy for Pacific (15-11) to end its road woes.
Coach Bob Thomason isn't looking for excuses. However, he's looking for a victory after his team struggled in a 68-59 loss at UC Irvine on Wednesday when his starters combined for 22 points.
"The idea of competing should be so exciting that you should never give into that kind of stuff," Thomason said. "We have to draw a line in the sand and fight through this, and we have to believe we can change it."
The Tigers need to break their bad habit of falling into double-digit holes early in road contests and find a way to make more shots. Senior point guard and leading scorer Lorenzo McCloud (11.5 points per game) said that responsibility begins with him.
"It just starts with me," McCloud said. "If I come out with the right energy, that should spread throughout the team. We just have to have more focus on what we're trying to do and do the little things better on offense."
Senior forward Travis Fulton said that includes better ball movement, improved shot selection and playing with the same confidence the team has exhibited while going 11-2 at home.
"It's a mind-set we have to have," Fulton said. "We have to be as confident on the road as we are at home and we just have to be ready to fight. We just have to break through now and play like we know we can."
The Tigers are 14-2 when they shoot above 45 percent this season and 1-9 when they don't, a trend that doesn't sit well with Thomason. He concedes this team's fortunes are tied to its shooting, but he wants improvement in other areas, so the Tigers can compensate on tough games on offense.
"When we don't shoot well, we lose enthusiasm, we lose our rebounding edge and we lose our defensive edge," Thomason said. "When you don't shoot well, you have to do other things better to overcome it."
Thomason said he will need his guards McCloud, Sama Taku and Rodrigo de Souza to exploit their edge in quickness, so the Tigers can overcome Western Michigan's size advantage. Four Broncos average between 10-13 points per game, with 6-foot-10 senior center Shayne Whittington leading the team in scoring and rebounding (8.7).
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The adapter lifts the end of the RPi board thus mis-aligning the power connector and the hole.
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There is plenty to do in and around Stafford County with vacation spots like Virginia Beach and Colonial Williamsburg to the south and the Blue Ridge Mountains to the west. There's a plethora of historical sites in the area with all that took place in the colonization of the area as well as the wars that happened nearby. Washington, D.C. is also just 40 miles north of the region with so many sights to see. Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States, and it houses the Capitol, White House and the Supreme Court. It is also home to dozens of museums and performing-arts venues. With the incredible amount of tourism in Washington, D.C, there is also plenty of shopping, dining and recreational opportunities. You can only imagine the fine dining and unique hole-in-the-wall eateries the capital of America would have.
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If you've ever wanted your own fresh eggs, Michele Allman can help you decide if keeping hens is for you
I am not alone in imagining chickens in my back yard. Backyard flocks are on the upswing in suburban and urban America, Chesapeake Country included. Why, the state's capital allows city-dwellers to raise them.
I'd appreciate their weeding skills to keep the violets, dandelions, and chickweed in check and to work compost into the soil where I'd like to install new garden beds. Most of all, I'd like just-laid eggs, firm with bright orange yolks.
I can dream, of course. But am I really up for raising a flock of chickens?
Michele Allman has my answer. A homesteader in Mitchellville, Allman rents hens so a would-be flockster like myself can learn what it's like to live with a back yard full of clucking chickens — before buying them.
The Brain Behind the Business
Given Allman's life story, it's odder that she's a hair stylist at Varuna Avada Salon in Annapolis than that she's a chicken-rental entrepreneur.
A child of the 1970s, she grew up in a household where "doing more for yourself" was the ethic. America woke up to environmental stewardship at about the same time, with a wake-up oil crisis and a president, Jimmy Carter, who installed solar panels at the White House.
Allman began gardening in the 1980s, and when she had her own children, she wanted to be able to know where her food was coming from and to live as a good steward of the land.
Now Allman calls herself a homesteader, her term for people committed to feeding themselves and their family from the land on which they find themselves. For the Allman family of four, that happens to be about three acres near Bowie bought in 1988, when it was zoned agricultural.
"It's about the empowerment of being able to walk into your yard and feed yourself," she says.
The Allmans grow 30 to 40 percent of their food. As well as eating fresh and well, she values "knowing where it came from, how it was treated, everything that went into it — from seed to harvest."
Michele Allman rents hens so would-be flocksters can learn what it's like to live with a back yard full of clucking chickens — before buying them.
Raising chickens "seemed a natural next step," she says.
Like her heritage vegetables, her birds include heritage breeds and hybrids of breeds with old bloodlines, such as Rhode Island Reds.
Given the right environment, birds like these mostly take care of themselves. On the other hand, chickens bred for mass markets — such as white layers for eggs or Cornish cross for meat — often don't do well in homesteads or back yards. They've been bred to have their food and water right there in front of them, not to seek water or to forage for insects or weeds.
When Allman's flow of eggs grew beyond the appetites of family and friends, she turned to selling eggs. The sales bring in a bit of income to help support the flock; they also bring people closer to one source of their food. From the egg came chicken rentals.
"People started to wake up to self-sufficiency and were excited about having chickens," Allman says. A volunteer with the SPCA for 15 years, she has seen excitement wane under the reality of keeping animals.
"What's going to happen to all these chickens?" she worried. From that worry, her new business was born. As the business plan took shape, she recruited husband Tim to build rental chicken housing.
The Chicken Lifestyle
Keeping chickens is not for the faint of heart. Is it for me? Eighty dollars for a two-week rental seems like money well spent, because then I'll know.
Before Allman can rent to me or you, we have homework to do. First I need to know whether I can legally keep chickens (see sidebar). I'm in Anne Arundel County, so I can, although I need to observe setback regulations, which include hen housing.
Second, Allman needs to know how well I'll tend the birds. They need a secure environment. We've got foxes and hawks, maybe snakes. To keep the chickens safe, Allman's rental arrangements include a portable henhouse that provides an easily accessible nesting box. She calls it a chicken tractor.
"The tractor's secure," Allman says. It's been tested by her local foxes, who "have not been able to penetrate."
The tractor is not only safe but also offers shelter and shade, which the chickens especially need on a hot day.
Allman sees her rentals as a way to keep the peace. "Say the kids want chickens, but Dad's not sure. Two weeks is enough time to know how comfortably chickens fit into your family and lifestyle."
A chicken-friendly lifestyle starts in your backyard.
If given a choice between foraging for their own food and eating feed, chickens will go with foraging. But if you have flower or garden beds, you'll want to block those places off.
And if you've sprayed your yard with pesticides or herbicides, you'll probably want to rethink keeping chickens. Chemicals put down to curb weeds are likely to end up in the chicken — and in your eggs.
It's a lot easier to bring home eggs from the grocery, but bringing home chickens will change your lifestyle. And long before Allman's two-week trial ends, you'll know if tending chickens is for you.
I'll let you know what I decide.
Think raising chickens if your thing? michelesorganichomesteading.com.
If you live in Anne Arundel County, you may keep up to 32 chickens per 40,000-square-foot lot. Any structure for housing the chickens needs to be at least 50 feet from the sides and back of the lot. Find county ordinance at www.backyardchickens.com/atype/3/Laws.
Annapolitans must apply for a permit to keep or rent chickens: www.ci.annapolis.md.us/government/city-departments/neighborhood-environm....
Calvert County requires three acres with setback requirements of 25 feet for any structures used for keeping animals. www.co.cal.md.us/index.aspx?nid=117.
Each town center within Calvert County has different ordinances. For instance, Solomons allows smaller spaces for keeping chickens.


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James Buescher, Ricky Stenhouse honored as Truck, Nationwide champs at banquet
Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 25, and James Buescher, 22, officially were proclaimed champions of the NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, respectively, on the Americana Ballroom stage at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel.
Stenhouse was honored for becoming just the sixth competitor in series history to win consecutive NASCAR Nationwide titles. Buescher becomes the second-youngest champion in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series' 18-year history. Stenhouse won six times during the 2011 season while Buescher's four victories were most in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
Joe Gibbs Racing's No. 18 Toyota Camry won the NASCAR Nationwide Series Owners Championship, with Joey Logano winning seven times in the car. The title is JGR's fourth in the last five seasons matching Richard Childress Racing for most in the series. Its last came in 2010.
Turner Motorsports won its first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Owner Championship. Texan Steve Turner's No. 31 Chevrolet Silverado, with Buescher behind the wheel, won the title in the organization's fifth season in the series.
Austin Dillon, 22, won NASCAR Nationwide Sunoco Rookie of the Year honors. Dillon is the third competitor to win rookie championships in both NASCAR Nationwide and NASCAR Camping World Truck series. Ty Dillon, 20, won the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award. The Dillon brothers are the first siblings to capture NCWTS freshman titles.
Elliott Sadler, Austin Dillon, Sam Hornish Jr. and Michael Annett finished second through fifth in the championship standings and were honored along with Stenhouse in the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
Timothy Peters, Joey Coulter, Ty Dillon and Parker Kligerman were second through fifth in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series final points and joined Buescher on stage.
After a fan vote on NASCAR.com in which nearly 120,000 combined votes were cast, each series' Most Popular Driver was revealed. Danica Patrick and Nelson Piquet Jr. were chosen by fans in the NASCAR Nationwide and NASCAR Camping World Truck series, respectively. Each was honored for the first time.
SPEED'S Rick Allen and Krista Voda hosted the event, which will air 8 to 10 p.m. ET Thursday, Nov. 29 on SPEED. Rock band NEEDTOBREATH provided entertain for during the show.


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The Elder Scrolls Online Ebonheart Pact alliance detailed
Zenimax Online has detailed some of the content available to The Elder Scrolls Online players who join the Ebonheart Pact, an alliance of Argonian, Dunmer and Nord.
In the latest Q&A session, Zeinmax Online said Ebonheart Pact players will be able to visit Argonian territories, including Shadowfen, the northwestern region of Black Marsh that borders on Morrowind and includes the ancient city of Stormhold.
Ebonheart Pact characters will be able to make quest choices which could lead them to meet significant NPCs – Jorunn the Skald-King and members of the Tribunal. The MMO's position in the franchise's canon means the Argoniana are not led by a monarchy during the game's timeline, but players will also meet important Argonian characters. Jorunn can be found in Mournhold, the cpital of the Ebonheart Pact, although Windhelm remains the capital of Eastern Skyrim.
In Morrowind, the Dunmer's homeland, veteran players will be pleased to find the great houses at each other's throats. Interestingly, the Telvanni have refused to join the Ebonheart Pact, but Zenimaxc Online isn't ready to share details about that yes. Unfortunately, you won't be able to join the houses – at launch.
In Skyrim, the Companions will be present and play a role in the game.
Finally, Argonian players will be pleased to learn that Zenimax Online intends character customisation to be more flexible and varied than currently released screens have demonstrated.
The Elder Scrolls Online is due in 2013.
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Texas, Calif. lead nation in child pool drownings
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Texas, Calif. lead nation in child pool drownings
Figures based on news media reports
Texas and California lead the nation in the number of children who drowned this summer in pools and spas.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a news release on Thursday that 137 children under 15 years old drowned nationwide in a pool or spa from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
At least 100 of the 137 children were younger than 5 years old and 54 of the drownings occurred soon after the children left an adult who was in their immediate vicinity.
Texas leads the nation with 17 deaths, followed by California with 10, Ohio with nine and Arizona and Michigan with eight apiece.
The figures are based news media reports. Commission chairman Inez Tenenbaum says the figures show child drownings are a serious public health problem.


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Moon Lake yields record catfish
Tina Willis of West Fargo caught a channel catfish so big last Saturday, it became a North Dakota state record.
"We were trying to catch some big catfish and we sure did," Willis said of her fishing outing with boyfriend Toby Mougey of Fargo.
The 31-year-old Willis, who works at Auto Owners Insurance in Fargo, used a frog for bait while fishing from the shore of Moon Lake -- located southwest of Valley City.
The 40-inch-long catfish weighed 42 pounds, 1 ounce --- breaking the state record of 33 pounds, 4 ounces set in 1991 on the Red River by Bruce Pannkuk of Minneapolis.
"It felt like I hooked into a log," Willis said. "As I was reeling it in and we saw glimpses of the fish, we thought 'Geez, she is pretty big. She has to be a state record as big as it looked.'"
So first thing on Sunday, they called Gene Van Eeckhout of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Van Eeckhout, district fisheries supervisor based in Jamestown, officially weighed the fish on Sunday.
"I've handled a few big catfish, but nothing like this," said Van Eeckhout. "What an animal. They set the bar pretty high, didn't they?"
Willis said she has been fishing for a number of years, but got into catfishing the last three years. Her biggest catfish before was a 29-pounder pulled out of the Sheyenne Diversion near Harwood.
"This was pretty exciting," Willis said. "It was pretty awesome."
Willis' 42-pound catfish also tops the Minnesota state record of 38 pounds set in 1975 in the Mississippi River. The national and world channel catfish record is 58 pounds, set in 1964 in South Carolina.
Willis said she plans to donate the fish to the Game and Fish Department and have a replica made to hang on the wall.
The Forum and Jamestown Sun are both owned by Forum Communications Co.


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By Carol Dreibelbis
In the United States, some agricultural organizations are beginning to recognize the value of training new leaders in sustainable farming practices. In the state of Nebraska, Nebraska Agricultural Education and the Nebraska Future Farmers of America Association (FFA) are in their second year of providing teachers and students with the skills they need to conserve and restore the local landscape, thanks to a three-year, $200,000 grant from the Nebraska Environmental Trust.
Nebraska educators gain skills to take back to their classrooms as part of the Soils Project's "Excellence in Ag Science Day" 20workshop. (Photo credit: National Cooperative Soil Survey)
With the awareness that the world may need to feed an additional 3 million mouths by 2050, Nebraska Agricultural Education aims to "prepare students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, and natural resource systems." The organization provides in-class and experiential instruction to more than 13,000 students in 148 schools each year.
With 93 percent of its land devoted to agriculture, Nebraska is one of the United States' most productive agricultural areas. In 2012, it ranked first nationally in terms of commercial red meat production, the area of irrigated land harvested, and Great Northern beans production. In 2011, it ranked second in ethanol production capacity, with 24 operating plants having production capacity of 2.2 billion gallons (83,279,059,600 liters). In 2010, total cash receipts from farm marketings were over $17 billion, representing 5.5 percent of the U.S. total. In 2008, it was ranked eighth nationally in certified organic cropland acres (52,551 ha) and eighth in certified organic pasture acres (21,518 ha).
The Nebraska FFA Association supports Nebraska Agricultural Education's leadership and career development roles, with the understanding that "today's agriculture education students will be…responsible for ensuring a safe and stable food and fiber supply for the growing world." The FFA reaches more than 6,500 high school students in Nebraska.
During the 2011–12 grant year, 100 schools in Nebraska received free soil testing kits and professional development training for teachers through the Nebraska Agricultural Education Soils Project. More than 100 FFA educators attended a two-day workshop in June 2011 on soil science, where they received soil guides and participated in field- and lab-based exercises to learn how to use the kits.
The soil quality kits, which include buckets, vests, gram scales, measuring wheels, soil probes, spades, measuring tapes, and other equipment, enable the educators to teach their own students how to assess important soil properties, including moisture, electrical conductivity, temperature, phosphate, nitrate and nitrite, pH, aggregate stability, organic matter, respiration, bulk density, and infiltration. Proper soil management can prevent land degradation (i.e. erosion), which can impact agronomic productivity, the environment, food security, and even quality of life. According to the Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, "Global efforts to halt and reverse land degradation are integral to creating the future we want…Sustainable land use is a prerequisite for lifting billions from poverty, enabling food and nutrition security, and safeguarding water supplies. It is a cornerstone of sustainable development."
The soil science workshop received overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants. "There is so much great information and materials to help me teach soil science. Thank you so much for allowing me to be part of it," said Amber Endres, an agricultural educator in Hartington, in northeast Nebraska. Beyond the trainings, follow-up sessions provide resources and education to additional teachers.
Ed George, the Soils Project coordinator, views the initiative as a way to boost students' confidence and engagement both in and out of school. He notes that the Soils Project enables students to recognize the impact that humans have on the environment, to engage with local environmental concerns, and to grow into "future leaders, with the skills to sustain Nebraska's land productivity and soil health.
What is your region doing to develop future leaders in agriculture and conservation? Please let us know in the comments section below.
Carol Dreibelbis is a research intern with the Worldwatch Institute's Nourishing the Planet project.


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posted by Thom Holwerda on Wed 22nd Feb 2006 13:03 UTC
"Apple special events are nothing new. The company will send out an invitation, rumor sites will post images of the invite, Mac users everywhere will speculate about what's going to happen and what Apple will announce, and on the day of the event, news sites faithfully report on the special event. Apple has just such an event planned for the last day of February, but with a twist: in invitations sent out to journalists, the company says journalists are invited to 'come see some fun new products from Apple' without giving hints as to what they might be."


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NH bill would protect 911 callers from liability in drug and alcohol emergencies
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � New Hampshire's House is considering legislation that would grant immunity � both civil and criminal � to people calling 911 to report a suspected drug or alcohol-related emergency.
The bill also would provide immunity to the person who is the subject of the call.
The House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on the bill Tuesday.


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Bradmills necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 9 diseños de 1 diseñadores freelance.
CoinWhale (coinwhale.com)
I'm a 28 year old serial entrepreneur from Canada. Along with my internet marketing efforts, I'm also a filmmaker and social game producer.
For the past 3 years, I've been creating social games for Facebook. Our games have over 1 million installs, and over the past 3 years we've developed great relationships with other Facebook developers.
I had the idea for a month or so to create a deep discount deal site for Facebook apps - and then when I talked to one of my friends about it - he told me he was already doing it!
He owns c h u r b dot com - they just launched their first deal last week - well when I talked to him and asked if he could let me in the company as a partner he said they have no room!
So then I talked with my partners and we decided we're just gonna jump in head first and do it ourselves.
I have the first deal lined up already, and now I need a site - as I said, I'm jumping in head first.
CoinWhale is going to be a unique deal site, we have some original hooks that the others are not doing.
This is for an existing market of social gamers. This is comprised mainly of 18-50 year old females.
The majority of our target market are people on a budget, looking for an escape. They have been laid off of their jobs and are playing Facebook games as a way to entertain themselves.
These people are extremely motivated by a good deal, and cute graphics/characters make them feel warm and fuzzy.
*edit* here's a wireframe to go by:
Users need to be able to register, buy deals, refer friends, and login to redeem deals after purchase/check out referral status.
Main Page:
There should be an account creation (account details when they are logged in) section @ the top right.
Acc Creation:
Facebook connect button for registration (register with Facebook +x CoinWhale Credits)
Email opt in box to capture subscribers (Get the latest deals to your email! +x CoinWhale Credits)
Acc Details:
Person's Facebook Picture
Person's Name
CoinWhale Credits: X
Refer Friends Button (+x Coinwhale Credits)
Facebook Like Button (+x CoinWhale Credits)
Twitter & Facebook button for clicking through to the fan page/twitter account.
CoinWhale Credits icon
Logo at the top, I was picturing a cut pinata whale stuffed with coins, or a whale with a stream of coins coming out of his spout (you have lots of creative freedom here)
Deal Section:
(Quick Stats bar/box)
Title of Deal
time left
how many people purchases
how much time is left
fb share button, fb like, tweet, user's unique referral url
(main deal details)
-Pictures & Names of the 3 applications in the deal
-Text description of the deal with some sales copy. (what you get at the apps, etc)
-Value in $, % Off, Saved Amount in $
-Cost with Big Buy Button
-FB Comments box so users can discuss it
Footer like Groupon/TeamBuy/DealFind
*edit* here's a wireframe to go by:
The site is going to be multiple pages (about us, previous deals, blog, contact us, account details) but I want the site designed so that we can use the same layout for all the pages, just change the content inside.
none yet, closest is this
since these sites will be affiliated
*edit* Here's a wireframe to go by:
for motivation look at sites like:
c h u r b dot com


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DETROIT – Detroit right-hander Doug Fister pitched remarkably in Game 2 of the World Series, taking a shutout bid into the seventh inning after being hit in the head by a line drive in the second.
Although he showed few ill effects from that scary moment, the Tigers still were keeping an eye on him.
"He will be checked out," manager Jim Leyland said Friday. "We will take care of everything."
A team spokesman later said trainer Kevin Rand had pronounced Fister fine. Leyland felt comfortable enough about Fister's prognosis that he joked a bit about flying back to Detroit with the pitcher.
"He was sitting right behind his folks and I had a nice conversation with him," Leyland said. "I'm a little worried about him because this morning he didn't remember our conversation – no, I'm just kidding."
San Francisco finally scored in the seventh inning and went on to win 2-0 on Thursday night. The Giants lead the series by that same count.
Although Fister was unable to protect himself from Gregor Blanco's line drive, it may have dealt enough of a glancing blow that he avoided a major injury. The ball struck Fister just above the right ear and ricocheted into short center field for a single.
"I think he's fine because I did talk to him," Leyland said. "I'm serious now. I did talk to him on the plane last night, and he seemed fine. He's a little sore, but there didn't appear to be anything that looked alarming like loss of memory. He looked fine, his eyes looked fine, and the trainers have checked him out, so I think he's fine."
WEATHER WORRIES?: After picture-perfect conditions in San Francisco, the World Series moves to Detroit, where it was already a bit chilly on the field Friday afternoon.
High temperatures are expected to be in the low 50s this weekend, when Games 3 and 4 will be played at Comerica Park. It could be even colder for Game 5 on Monday.
"Playing in cold weather, I don't think any baseball player is a stranger to it," Detroit catcher Alex Avila said. "More than half the teams have to play at the beginning of the season in cold weather, and obviously in the postseason. Unless you're in a dome, it's going to be somewhat cold. That's just the way it is."
Ryan Vogelsong, San Francisco's Game 3 starter, has a similar attitude.
"It's the World Series. You can't be worried about how cold it is," he said. "I threw a game in Chicago last year where it was 34 degrees, and it was raining and sleeting, and I threw the ball pretty well that night."
Another issue that could pop up is Hurricane Sandy, which is expected to come ashore on the East Coast early next week. Detroit isn't exactly bracing for that storm, but it's never clear how widespread the effects will be.
"We evaluate games day by day and have not heard of any issues thus far regarding games here in Detroit," said Pat Courtney of Major League Baseball.
PANDA'S (MARKET) POWER: Those panda hats that Giants fans wear to support third baseman Pablo Sandoval are very much in vogue during this World Series.
The Giants reported sales of 466 hats for Game 2, in the wake of Sandoval's three-homer performance in the series opener. A total of 760 hats were sold for Games 1 and 2.


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January 21. 2014 9:13PM
Hobby Lobby will open store in Seabrook
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
— Hobby Lobby will open its second New Hampshire store in a new shopping center planned for Route 1.
The Oklahoma-based national arts, crafts and home décor retailer has announced plans to occupy space in the 145,000-square-foot Seabrook Crossing being built at 21 Chevy Chase Road at the intersection of Route 1 and Provident Way.
Hobby Lobby has a store on South Willow Street in Manchester and 588 stores across the country.
Goodwill will also open a store in the center along with Bob's Discount Furniture, which is planning a new expanded two-story concept with an increased selection of home furniture, according to Josh Levy of Waterstone Retail Development, a Massachusetts company building the new shopping center.
Hobby Lobby, Goodwill, and Bob's Discount Furniture are the only tenants announced so far, Levy said.
Talks are under way with other tenants, which include a hibachi restaurant.
Levy said Waterstone is working with a number of local and national restaurant and retail operators.
"We have truly appreciated the feedback of the community for what they would and would not like to see, and we continue to work closely to meet the needs of the community and complement the existing retail in the market," he said, adding that the project won't include a grocery store.
Construction will begin this spring with a grand opening by the end of the year.
The Seabrook Crossing site is an "ideal location" because it sits in front of a new Walmart store and complements the existing retail around it, Levy said.
The number of new jobs expected to be created by the project and its tenants will be several hundred when factoring in the retail jobs and the construction workers, Levy said.
"And we are encouraging our retailers to offer local hiring preference," he said, adding that Waterstone Retail always prefers local New Hampshire vendors and subcontractors.
Meanwhile, Levy said Waterstone is working closely with town officials to design a "pedestrian-friendly, well-thought-out project that also benefits the long-term traffic management goals of the Route 1 corridor, including cross connections to adjacent parcels and fits in with the character of the community."
Levy said Waterstone is committed to southern New Hampshire. The company recently built a West Marine store on Route 1 in Seabrook and the Brickyard Square shopping center in Epping.
Waterstone is also redeveloping the Southgate Plaza on Route 1 in Portsmouth and has announced plans for a new development in Rochester — adjacent to Walmart — that will feature a movie theater, apparel and specialty stores and restaurants.


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Chesapeake Energy (NYSE:CHK) said Wednesday it agreed to sell some assets in the Northern Eagle Ford Shale and Haynesville Shale to an Exco Resources (NYSE:XCO) unit.
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Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake, the nation's second-largest gas producer behind Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM), said the deal is valued at around $1 billion and brings its year-to-date asset sales to about $3.6 billion.
Chesapeake has said it was looking to sell between $4 billion and $7 billion in assets this year to fill the gap between its cash flow and planned spending. The company has long-term debt of $13.4 billion and a $3.5 billion funding gap this year.
On Wednesday, Chief Executive Doug Lawler said the latest deal will allow the company to fully find its 2013 capital spending budget.
"Additional asset sales contemplated for later this year may reduce long-term debt and further enhance our financial liquidity," he said in a statement.
Exco will receive 55,000 net acres in the Northern Eagle Ford shale, including 120 producing wells in Texas. Those wells averaged about 6,100 barrels of oil equivalent in May.
The company will also acquire Chesapeake's interests in about 9,600 net acres in the Haynesville shale, which spans Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. The Haynesville assets, which include 11 units operated by Chesapeake and 42 units operated by Exco, reported average daily production of about 114 million cubic feet of natural gas equivalent in May.
Chesapeake noted that the impact of its asset sales on net production and capital expenditures was reflected in its May 1 outlook.
Shares of Chesapeake were up three cents at $20.95 in pre-market trading. Exco shares closed Tuesday at $7.44 and were inactive pre-market.


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UPDATED: Two killed in North Hampton plane crash; victims identifiedBy MIKE LAWRENCE
Union Leader Correspondent
and KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
September 02. 2014 11:26AM
A Cessna 180's smooth, full-throttle take-off from Hampton Airfield Monday morning went terribly awry when the plane suddenly sputtered and stalled, then crashed nose-first into the woods. The crash killed the pilot and a male passenger, authorities said.
"The plane was going nice and even and all of a sudden it went straight up," a pilot who lives next door to the North Hampton airfield said of the 10:50 a.m. crash. "I heard the plane struggling. I knew there was something wrong ... Then it just turned and nose-dived into the ground."
The 1956 fixed-wing, single-engine propeller craft crashed into a grove of trees near a grass airstrip where about 150 people gathered for an annual Labor Day event, according to the Federal Aviation Administration and North Hampton Fire Chief Dennis Cote.
The plane bears the registration N6510A, National Transportation Safety Administration spokesman Peter Knudson said. Authorities on Monday released the name of the pilot, David E. Ingalls, 81, of Kingston, and his passenger, Bruce Anderson, 62, also of Kingston. FlightAware.com, a flight-tracking website, matched the plane's registration to Ingalls as the owner.
The crash remains under investitgation by the National Transportation Safety Board, the FAA, the New Hampshire State Aeronautics Division, N.H. State Police and North Hampton Police.
According to a news release isseud by North Hampton Police Chief Brian P. Page, investigators have some preliminary information about how the crash may have happened, but did not say exactly what that was. The finanl determination will not be known for anywhere from three to six months, Page said based on "my past experiences in working with the FAA and the NTSB on fatal plane crashes."
Ingalls, a U.S. Air Force pilot who later pilote commercial aircraft, was well-known for his consevation efforts in the town of Kingston. Anderson owned a Kingston tree service business.
"Kingston has just had an unbelievable loss," Kingston Conservation Commission Chairman Evelyn J. Nathan said Monday night, referring to Ingalls. She said he was revered for his outstanding community service, particularly as a member of the Conservation Commission on which he served for decades before retiring in March.
"He was the anchor of the Conservation Commission here in town for 30 years. Nobody can imagine what Kingston would be like without him," she said.
A former U.S. Air Force and commercial airline pilot, Ingalls loved flying his Cessna as much as he and his wife, Muriel, enjoyed kayaking on Kingston Lake, bicycling along local roads, and working to protect the lake and open space, she said.
David Ingalls is credited with helping protect more than 2,000 acres of forest land during his decades on the commission — a feat for which the town dedicated a trail in his name and appointed him an "honorary lifetime member."
"He was active in everything," Nathan said of Ingalls, whom she said appeared to be in his 80s.
"He was that person who always came when you needed somebody...He was always there to help me. A boots-on-the-ground kind of guy," she added.
Selectman Peter V. Broderick described Ingalls as "a real gentleman" who "worked very, very hard for the town."
"He was just a terrific guy," Broderick said.
State Rep. Kenneth Weyler, R-Kingston, remembered Ingalls as quiet and easy-going, with a strong devotion to his family and community.
"He was easy to know. Easy to get along with. This is just a tragedy. But it's not one you would attribute to lack of skill," Weyler said.
Weyler, who is a retired Air Force and TWA pilot, said Ingalls was a highly skilled pilot who flew regularly.
The airfield is on Route 1 in North Hampton. Fire Chief Cote said the plane rose into a steep vertical position shortly after take-off, was unable to recover, then veered and plunged into trees.
"It's just an awful tragedy," said Dana Thurston, a pilot from Stratham who said he frequently uses the Seacoast airfield. "The guy was a good pilot and it was a solid airplane."
The tail of the aircraft was visible and nearly upright in a grove of trees within a large area cordoned off by police.
Cote said the crash was not related to the annual Labor Day festivities at the airfield. It was the second Labor Day plane crash at the airfield during the last decade. Two Massachusetts residents were hurt when their Cessna crashed into a hangar in 2006.
A National Transportation Safety Board investigator was due to arrive Monday to begin the investigation into the cause of the crash, Knudsen said.
The town of Kingston dedicated its 2013 annual Town Report to David Ingalls in recognition of his service to the town.
"Dave — despite having been voted 'Most Bashful' by his high school class — has lived a life of service that has touched many who may never even have met him," Selectmen wrote in their tribute to Ingalls upon his retirement from public service.
Ingalls and his wife, who raised two children, also were active in the First Congregational Church, where David Ingalls was a deacon, the selectmen wrote.
Ingalls often used his plane to perform aerial property inspections and served with the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension Service, the selectmen said.
An employee at the Airfield Café said customers and airfield regulars "were devastated" by Monday's crash.
The airfield on Route 1 is home to numerous hangars and the café. A sign on the café door said Monday's Labor Day festivities were scheduled to include a lobster feast and a "bomb drop," in which passengers drop bags of flour at a target placed on the grass airstrip.
"It's one of our biggest events of the year," the employee said.


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All The Best Shows That Were Cancelled Despite Being Awesome
It's the very last episode of the io9 show, We Come from the Future. Yep, we got cancelled. So we're celebrating by setting off our biggest explosion yet — and talking about all the best shows that got cancelled despite being awesome. Well, I still think it's debatable whether Dollhouse was awesome. But anyway.


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Gasoline price spikes, such as the event that drove the average gallon in California to a stratospheric $4.67 in October, create two types of frustration.
There's the immediate frustration of seeing the price at the pump soar almost overnight to a figure that could buy you 10 Hostess Twinkies (in a non-panicking market, that is). Then there's the longer-term frustration that arises from the recognition that very little can be done to protect the California consumer from future spikes, and that very little has been done to address the bigger issues with the state's gasoline market. Those issues are that too few companies own too many refineries and the obstacles to bringing in out-of-state supplies in an emergency are too great.
"Instead of holding hearings every time there's a spike," says Severin Borenstein, co-director of the Energy Institute at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, "we need to address the scarcity and competitive issue."
There's little question that the California gasoline market operates as an island. There are pipelines connecting the state's refineries to points in Nevada and Arizona, but they operate in one direction — sending gasoline out, not bringing it in. The state's mandated anti-pollution fuel formulation is a further isolating factor.


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The three-year-long Case Conference/Professional Development sequence is at the heart of the Institute's program and is a key forum where students focus self-reflectively on their development as clinicians, as well as develop critical thinking and problem solving skills as applied to clinical situations. In this small group setting, graduate students integrate their work in clinical placements with their academic studies through ongoing discussion of their experiences as developing clinicians. While learning about the basics of therapeutic technique and clinical skills, diagnosis, applied psychopathology and current psychological theory, students are discussing their clients, agencies, supervisors, and academic classes. The standards of ethical responsibility and the legal reporting mandates expected of practitioners are also covered. In each area, experiential learning is concretely integrated with material from academic courses, as well as information from relevant research and readings. This experience forms the basis for the attitudes that foster lifelong learning: an attitude of open inquiry, self-reflection and the application of new learning to clinical practice.
Each year, the focus of the Case Conference reflects the key developmental tasks of the students. The first two years provide an intensive experience in clinical education. The 1st-year Case Conference is designed to help entering students build a sense of themselves as professionals. Unlike traditional case conferences, it pays specific attention to students' needs as beginning clinicians and to the nature of the relationship between the participants in the clinical endeavor. For students with extensive clinical experience, it provides the impetus to reconsider the fundamentals of their work and progress toward a doctoral level of proficiency in their practice.
Case Conferences are organized so that students in each Conference work in a wide range of placements. This provides the opportunity for students to be exposed to the details of working in different settings. Reflecting this diversity of placements, case presentations may focus on intakes, on work with groups, with families and children, on emergency cases or individual psychotherapy. Each student develops a familiarity with the various settings and is exposed to the types of cases encountered there.
This variety creates a challenging learning experience, as students also discuss the broader issues as they apply in each setting. For example, students address currently vital questions such as: What are the implications of multicultural diversity for assessment and diagnosis? How do they diagnose patients without over-pathologizing them? How should they handle issues related to safety: suicidality, homicidality, child abuse? How can they address the most common biological or organically-based problems seen in the mental health setting: organic depression, drug and alcohol problems, medications? How do they work with other mental health professionals: psychiatrists, social workers, child care workers, case workers? How is confidentiality maintained while keeping records at agencies? What are the pros and cons of self-disclosure, when is it useful and when is it potentially counter-therapeutic?
In the context of these discussions, students begin to develop a professional identity. They learn how to present cases to other professionals, how to most effectively formulate cases and techniques for treatment, how to pose questions that may facilitate work with particular clients, how to function as consultants, as supportive co-scientists working on particular cases, much as the practicing clinical psychologist and client work together to help the client overcome his or her problems.
In the 2nd year Case Conference, students make increasingly sophisticated case formulations and continue to integrate material learned in their academic courses. For those students doing their 2nd year practicum at the Wright Institute Clinic, a year-long Intake Conference in which students formulate diagnoses and discuss intakes, complements the Case Conference.
The first two years of the Case Conference Series also provide an opportunity for students to develop a key mentoring relationship with the Case Conference Leader and collegial relationships with their peers. In line with the overall program philosophy, the Case Conferences emphasize the importance of human relationships to professional practice. It is an understood philosophical and practical position that the work of the conference is going on through the relationships between the students and their teacher, and among the students themselves. These relationships are considered central to the successful development of the students' professional identity as clinical psychologists as well as to the development of their clinical skills.
Most students stay with the same case conference group for the first two years of the program, facilitating the development of these learning relationships that create the environment of safety required for the in-depth learning of clinical work. The Case Conference Leaders, by maintaining a formal structure and a problem-focused series of discussions, enable students to talk freely about their work experiences, and in some cases, about their more personal experiences and histories that affect their work. In addition, the Case Conference provides an important experience of team building and working collaboratively with other professionals for the good of the client. Finally, the Case Conference setting and the close relationships between the Case Conference leaders and their students make it possible to monitor carefully each student's performance in handling critical clinical issues on a day-to-day basis. It also ensures that the students are acquiring the skills they need to practice in accord with the current standards of care.
In the third year, the Professional Development Seminar represents the culmination of students' efforts to integrate knowledge with practical clinical concerns. It offers a place for students to reflect on their academic and clinical work, and to consolidate their identities as professionals preparing to work in multiple roles. The Seminar also focuses on the students' tasks of writing their dissertations and preparing for their internships; tasks which the Institute sees as foundational for each student's future professional authority.
Case Conference Leaders meet with each other on a weekly basis to discuss students' progress, the evolution of the conferences, problems or concerns, and curriculum development. This forum provides an opportunity for the Case Conference Leaders to reflect on their own work with students and to gain valuable consultation and insight in the context of a collegial work group. In this way, there is another layer of mentoring and modeling, as Case Conference Leaders engage in the same self-reflective and collegial learning approaches that they are seeking to impart to students.


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Couple Documents Zombie Attack on Facebook
Some women show affection on their boyfriends' Facebook profiles. This one showed her beau that she wanted to eat his brains. In an elaborate saga played out over Facebook posts, a young woman named Diane feigned a bite from the undead, turning her into a brain-hungry, bleary-eyed zombie, after her boyfriend Nick. The zombie attack took place over wall photos and status updates on the couples' profiles and friends played along in the comments. Check out some of their adventure after the jump:
Was Diana cured? Did Nick get infected, too? Did their Facebook friends get tired of the whole thing? See the full zombie thread here.


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Hey Andreas! Two more History Timelines I'd love for to produce.
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I need help in debugging issues in existing production application which I am working on. This is a healthcare application, Spring MVC and Pl/SQL based. Would prefer India based developer who is willing to work in early morning hours.
i want to make a design for my new brand (--------) it's important to make it perfect
Hi there I'm a filmmaker looking for a logo to be designed to be used for my youtube and social channels. The name is "threesevensix Films". I'm not sure exactly what I want for the look, I'm hoping you can give me some ideas. Here is the link to my youtube channel to give you an idea: [login to view URL]
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We need someone to take an existing design for the set of the Rocky Horror Show and build it. The set is modular and small enough to fit in the back of a small UHaul.
...the Build Cycle Tab. When the Model is selected the respective days are entered. There are four current status shown in in the column B of Master Schedule Engine this is Production meaning the slot has been sold and can not change (slot is show in 2018.6 tab) forecast this is meaning the slot is fixed but can be impacted if the slot prior is sold before
Greetings, i need a to be able to spray pain from point A to point B. i would like to hired a programmer who can make a code for a arduino or rasberry PI. Basically what im looking for is to be able to push a start button. move the object or spray gun from point A witch is home to starting point B wait there for a programmable period of time and then return to Point A activating a relay and with ...
We are looking for products photography and film for skincare
I have recently had a new brochure produced (attached) and have two more that need to be produced, mirroring the layout from the existing brochure. This will create a suite of three brochures carrying the theme and layout througout all. The cover of each will be a different colour so as to differentiate between each. Unfortunately the Lady I previously used, I cannot get hold of to continue this ...
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Open Heavens is an annual city-wide concert that occurs in the GTA (Canada) and attracts over 10,000 people. This year, we are giving videographers the opportunity to pitch ideas/concepts for the official Open Heavens Commercial. We hope to cultivate an environment of creativity with this approach. Visit the attached documents for entry rules
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Looking for a hardware developer for a small device. The development will include: Schematics and Bom PCB design and Gerber files 5 complete working samples to be sent to chile. manufacture number, link on Digi-key or mouser and description for all components. The Maximum hardware size is 2cmx2cmx1cm and include a speaker, battery (70-100mah), Bluetooth 4.2, small memory card (10-15 min of speak...
I've trained model with Tensorflow It needs to be ready for production. It should takes input (through source code or terminal) and returns predictions as result.
I need a content writer for a music production website, I will provide the main subjects.
Hi FEELM production, I noticed your profile and would like to offer you my project. We can discuss any details over chat.
Responsible for prospecting and securing ad sales for advertising packages of Video Production and other services. Pitches benefits of advertising to the client negotiates prices and explains client needs to copywriter, cinematographers and social media team. This job is for Residence of India only. Also, we will be hiring you as Freelance Sales & Marketing
...Marketing Expert Content Creator ( Research & Writing Content In A Specific Feild) - Electronic Music (Trance Music Production) Research to create and write an E-Book also ) Expert Blogger (Research Other Websites For Content That Is Relevant To Trance Music Production) Expert I need someone to research to create me a team to outsource everything in my ne...
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I am starting a film production company named District Cinema and need a logo for business cards, social media, etc. I DON'T WANT LETTERS ON MY LOGO. White logo on black background would be fine. Some thing like the Sypherfilms logo would be cool.
I have a by day, by month by line production and sales tracker for 20 products. I'd like to get the data out an into a pivot table so I can check/compare how much is being produced/sold. I also want to automate year changes.
Hi FEELM production, you created an explainer video for us 2 years ago. Now we'd like to create one again similar in scope of effort.
We looking for a 3D Studio that can produce videos (most in german) for a long term cooperations. Please see the reference video: [login to view URL] Please send your price on based for the example for 2 Minutes. Also please send me references. Best Regads
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Make a VDO file , I already have voice over.
I went with a group of about friends on a spiritual trip overseas. We took a lot of footage. I am now planning on producing a nice video of our trip. Hence I need a voice over produced for the video. I have written all the text, which is about 4 pages worth in Font Size 16. Total word count is 1820 words. I need the the voice over done in Fus-ha Arabic.
LOOKING FOR FREELANCE CONTENT CURATORS & WRITERS to create new websites We're a Media Group interested in starting new web properties, focused in the US & LATAM users: -Main Interest: US Hispanic Content, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina and Chile. - Viral, featured content curation Original Pieces in the following categories: -Arts & Entertainment -Travel -Sports -Food &...
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We have a need for some original EDM tracks on an ongoing, semi-regular basis. You will need to provide tracks on a royalty-free basis, however you will get production credit. Please provide a link to your own portfolio of past work. Thank you
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Intro and "how to" videos Digital Intro for brand recognition video editing video production 2d and 3d animation video. We have shot the video already, we need a sample produced.
What are the Inputs Factors influencing ANOVA (GLM) Results in an Production Optimization experiment? I want to predict the important production parameters affecting my production process (Sheet metal Rolling) and product end properties (Yield Strength - Dependent Parameter). The independent parameters are, Chemical Comp. - Si, Mg, Fe etc, Hot
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****A MUST READ*** I need you to make a TECHNO track. Something similar to gary beck, Sasha Carassi, Joe Mesmar, Nicole Moudaber, etc... Let's try one with you, if you impress me, then we can be long term buddies! Budget per track 100$, price isn't fixed.. Goes up with short time :) Bpm: 24-26, I love vocals.. Im a synth and vocal guy... Sexy percussions plays a big role! An...
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Duolingo is the world's largest language learning app. We are #1 in the Education category on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store in more than 100 countries, and we are proud to be used by more than 300 million users worldwide. We have a vibrant community in Hamburg and would like to engage a videographer to: 1. Capture some special moments of an event 2. Create a training video presenta...
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I am currently starting a business and I am looking for someone whom can create patterns for me to send to a few factories overseas. I am a technical designer so I have completed all of the technical specifications for the range I'm looking at getting produced, including the first physical samples of everything. I am looking at hiring a pattern maker to help me refine my designs so they a...
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looking for a food production specialist, with a background in food production for a consultation, if you have previous experience on producing almond milk or similar it would be of great advantage
Need to create iPad compatible forms that can be used by field supervisors to track cost of labor versus productivity
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Danimyl is Daniel Mylotte, multimedia producer and composer of the tracks you need for your video and advertising jobs. Welcome to my page.
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Big budget music for about the price of lunch. These are not cheesy, chintzy MIDI sounds and stock loops. Every note is played on an instrument. Samples are the highest quality available. Guitars are real, played expertly.
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Valerie Elverton Dixon 8-08-2011
I hate war. I do not hate it because people die. Death is inescapable. And believers believe that we will meet those we love again in heaven. I hate war with a perfect hatred because it causes suffering and robs the world of incalculable human possibilities. It pains the earth. It creates waste and the misallocation of resources.
Saturday, August 6, 30 Americans and eight Afghans were killed when Taliban insurgents shot down a Chinook transport helicopter. The New York Times called it: "the deadliest day for American forces in the nearly decade-long war in Afghanistan."