Hello, TKW Family. It's been a while, but that doesn't mean things have been quiet – in fact, quite the opposite!
This is to catch you up on some of the major changes we've undergone in the last half year. For those of you who are not in the know, we are no longer based in Observatory, TKW's home for three amazing years. It might also surprise some of you to know that we no longer occupy fixed premises, but this is all part of our grand evolution into a – dare I say it? – pop-up school! TKW is now free to go wherever our services are needed.
For now, we have partnered with Language Link College in Rosebank, Cape Town, where we host our highly acclaimed 120-hour in-class TEFL/TESOL course. We've had a great run so far, having successfully hosted three TEFL courses there already.
While TEFL/TESOL training has to date been our primary concern, we've expanded our services to include job placement in the EFL industry. Opportunities are available to any native English speaker with a valid 120-hour in-class TEFL/TESOL qualification. Contact us directly for more information.
If you're a foreign student in need of an English language school, but don't know where to begin looking, TKW can help you. Our intimate knowledge of the language centre industry in Cape Town puts us in a unique position where we are able to guide you, give you advice on courses that would best fit your needs and budget, and ultimately help you find a school that is right for you. Our school-finding service will cost you nothing as we would receive a referral fee from the school you decide to study with. By allowing us to help you, you help us too! And this is what family is all about.
Also, unique to TKW is our Language Improvement programme for South Africans for whom English is not a mother-tongue. Over the 10+ years of TKW's lifespan we've assisted many South Africans improve their language ability, grow their confidence, and ultimately access better opportunities. Our programme has catered to local businesses and individuals, filling a much-needed gap, and it would be a travesty if we weren't able to continue doing so. While we can no longer accommodate face-to-face classes, we can, however, bring our training to you. With a network of exceptional and dedicated teachers, we are able to match you to a tutor who will deliver training on site. We can accommodate group as well as one-to-one tuition. Contact us for a personal, professional, no obligation quote.
So, that's hopefully caught you up. TKW's website (cringe) is sadly out of date, but currently undergoing a major overhaul. So bear with us, we're almost there. Keep up to date by following us on FB and stay abreast of changes as they happen, and also job opportunities – remember we're now placing teachers.


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The Left can hardly survive by accepting the scenario established by globalisation and offering resistance with piecemeal struggles against neoliberal programmes and policies.
In a recent article in The Hindu evocatively titled 'Things the Left Needs to Do Right', Prabhat Patnaik raises a most pertinent question for left-democratic circles in India.
The poor showing of the Left in most of the recent assembly and parliamentary elections underlines a grave erosion of their support base. Tracing the roots of the problem, Patnaik argues that the Left is caught in a time-warp where the Leninist problematic that was relevant to the period ending with the World War II still governs the Left parties' thinking, though that is now out of step with present-day realities.
The need of the hour, according to him, is to mobilise the democratic forces in the country against neoliberal policies that have followed globalisation and the semi-fascist forces now ruling the roost in politics. But globalisation, as far as I can understand, is a process that has formed a kind of cartel of the imperialist capital of various dominant capitalist countries (leaving out the Chinese and the Russians) with consolidation aided by financialisation.
It is also a loose military bloc, with NATO still active after the end of the Cold War, led by the United States and its armed forces. The military show of strength it puts on from time to time is aimed at threatening all opposition to this cartel and subduing national aspirations for equitable development in the former Third World countries.
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The regional trade agreements are also by and large dominated by imperialist capital. The end result for most former Third World countries has been a new form of the old subservience. All their welfare policies to lift the common masses out of dire poverty and a stressed life have been suborned. As Mahbub ul Haq showed presciently in the 1998 Human Development Report of the UNDP, the widespread insecurity and ruthless destruction of all social bonds and mores that follow globalisation raise the incidence of crime phenomenally.
The Left and democratic forces can hardly survive by accepting the scenario established by globalisation and offering resistance with piecemeal struggles against neoliberal programmes and policies and mobilising people against the attack on civil rights. They must counter-pose to the dominant discourse of imperialist capital, supplemented by fascist ideology, an alternative vision of society – enunciated both through political ideology and a country-wide cultural movement.
Aspirations of the suppressed minorities – whether religious, caste-based, ethnic and national – must find room in this alternative socio-political model. The prevalent lynch-culture, promoted by globalisation, commercial popular culture and fascism, must be countered with a vision of solidarity, fraternity and human concern.
The unconcern of a government at farmer suicides, while it scurries to scotch any rumour of starvation death, exposes the utter callousness of the ruling dispensation. Civil rights must be enunciated as the necessary consequence of such a humane and militant politics of the masses. The effects of globalisation must be fought down to the grass-roots level, and not only in the national public fora. Only people armed with such a programme and inspired by such a vision can challenge and effectively fight globalisation.


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How many credits do I need to be eligible for RAPS?
My specific program says that I can be enrolled in less than 12 credits and be considered full-time. Is that true?
Can I take some of my courses through Outreach College?
What GPA do I need to be in good academic standing as a Regent's Scholar?
What GPA do I need to be in good academic standing as a Presidential Scholar?
How is GPA determined for RAPS Scholars?
When is GPA examined for eligibility purposes?
How do Incomplete (I) grades get calculated into my GPA?
What happens if I don't make the GPA required?
What if I don't meet the criteria for probation?
What if I successfully get off probation, but don't have a great semester, and end up on probation again?
If I am disenrolled from the program, but get my grades back up, can I reapply?
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When do I have to see the RAPS advisor?
What happens in a RAPS advising appointment?
Is the RAPS advisor the only one I need to see?
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What kind of travel can I do under this grant?
I've never been out of the state, and definitely not out of the country! Can I use my travel grant for cultural enrichment?
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What if I can't afford to wait for a reimbursement?
You are required to be a full-time student, which the University of Hawai'i defines as taking a minimum of 12 credits each semester (Fall and Spring).
While some schools or colleges may allow you to enroll in less than 12 credits to be considered full-time for their curriculum, RAPS follows the federal definition of full-time status, which is 12 credits per semester. If you enroll in less than 12 for the semester, you have not met the RAPS criteria.
Please contact your RAPS academic adviser for more information.
What GPA do I need to be in good academic standing as a Regents Scholar?
As a Regents Scholar, you must have at least a 3.0 GPA in your first two years, and at least a 3.5 GPA your third and fourth years.
As a Presidential Scholar, you must maintain a GPA of at least 3.7.
When we assess your GPA, we look at both the current semester and the cumulative GPA. We will take whichever is higher in determining your eligibility.
We assess your GPA at the end of Fall and Spring semesters only. This assessment is conducted in the week following finals. We do not use Summer grades in our determination of your ongoing eligibility; remember, however, that any grades you earn in summer courses will apply towards your cumulative GPA.
In short, Incomplete (I) grades do not get calculated into your GPA. Your eligibility is determined on grades available at the time of formal. If you have an Incomplete (I) grade and you are concerned about how it might affect your status, please see the RAPS advisor.
We will place you on probation; once on RAPS probation, you will have one regular semester to bring your semester or cumulative GPA to the minimum required to maintain eligibility.
If you are unable to raise your semester or cumulative GPA to the minimum required after a semester of probation, you will be disenrolled from the RAPS Scholarship.
The same criteria apply. However, you are limited to two semesters total of probation. It is expected, therefore, if you are on your second probation in the RAPS program, that you will maintain eligibility from that point onward. If you are not able to do so, you will be disenrolled from the RAPS program.
No. Once you have been disenrolled from RAPS, you cannot be readmitted.
If we need to take an academic action (i.e. probation, removal from probation, or disenrollment), you will receive a hard copy letter from us informing you of your status. Please ensure that you have your most current address listed on MyUH so that you receive relevant communications. You are also encouraged to meet with the RAPS advisor if you have concerns about your continuing eligibility.
For the Manoa campus: The RAPS advisors are Dr. Siobhán Ní Dhonacha (Physical Science Building 206) and Jayme Scally (George Hall 206). You can schedule an appointment via the online scheduler at http://manoa.hawaii.edu/undergrad/honors/advising/.
For the Hilo campus: The RAPS advisor is Shana Kaneshiro. She may be contacted by e-mail at shanak@hawaii.edu or (808) 974-7714.
For the UHWO campus: The RAPS advisor is Kealohi Perry. You may contact her by e-mail at kperry34@hawaii.edu or (808) 689-2689.
You are expected to come in for RAPS advising at least once a semester. You will receive an email reminder at the start of the semester, but you can schedule your appointment at a time that is most helpful to you. Please remember that pre-registration advising (i.e. from the time the Schedule of Classes is released through the registration period) is a very high demand advising time and you may not be able to get an appointment easily.
That depends on you! Some appointments may be very informal—a chance to touch base, see how the semester is going, and to talk about your academic and long term plans. Some may be more detailed, including an audit of your progress towards graduation, and creating a detailed academic plan. Whenever you see the RAPS advisor, it's a good idea to bring with you any questions or concerns you might have. This will also be a chance for you to learn about any program updates or opportunities.
Not necessarily. While seeing the RAPS advisor is a good first step, you will be encouraged (and sometimes required) to see other advisors along the way. Many schools, colleges, and majors will require you see their advisors in addition to the RAPS advisor. If you are not sure, the RAPS advisor will be able to direct you to the other advisors and resources that can support your specific needs.
How much can I use for travel?
All RAPS Scholars are eligible to receive a travel grant for up to $2000.
You may use your grant at any time during the terms of your scholarship. You may not use travel grants following the expiration of your scholarship.
The grant must be used in direct relation to your academic program and goals. Cultural enrichment, though encouraged, is not a strong enough case for the awarding of the travel grant.
Submit a Travel Grant Proposal, detailing your intentions and itemizing your budget (see links below). The Travel Grant Proposal must be submitted no later than four (4) weeks before your intended travel. If there are questions about the validity of your proposal, you may be called in for additional details.
Following your travel, you must submit a Travel Completion form with all receipts. Once we have received this paperwork, we will process your refund for up to $2000. Expenses beyond that must be assumed by you. Grant money will not be disbursed to you until your Travel Completion has been submitted.
Travel Grant Proposals must be submitted no later than our (4) weeks prior to intended travel to ensure a travel advance can be made.
Travel Completion and receipts must be turned in no later than four (4) weeks from date of return or a Financial Obligation hold will be placed on your account. You are able to gain access to your official college transcripts and UHM diploma only when all Financial Obligations have been cleared.


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Date: [19/26 October 1880][1]
Place: Venice
Recipient: Helen and William McNeill Whistler[2]
Call Number: MS Whistler W988
Document Type: ALS
Dear Willie & Nellie -
Two words for I am awfully pressed -
I think I shall turn up at last in about a couple of weeks!. - only keep it dark and on the strict QT. - for I dont want any body to know until I am in full blaze - I shall bring only my etchings - and my pastels[3] - the pictures later on -
It is the result of letter from Huish[4] - there is to be great Etching Game in Bond Street shortly - the Twelve greatest living etchers[5]! though as I said to him where [the] devil do they all come from - and I have promised to turn up on condition that of course I have the centre of the whole thing for myself! - It will be great fun - and also a capital rentrée for me ! - Huish is to be quiet about [p. 2] my return and the painter chaps are to suppose that things are unsatisfactory in Venice - But if Ridley[6] is in town then you may tell him in strict confidence - and he must get the press ready and in perfect working order - having oils for ink and boards for pressing proofs all nicely prepared for me for I shan't have a day to lose -
love to both & all -
Have you had the N. Y. Tribune Sept. 12 - it is enclosed in the letter to Edmund Yates[7] - read and put back - seal and kindly deliver at his door in Portland Place
Notice especially that in this I had made one little change - viz: this theatrical denouement I must also put aside with sorrow. Make this correction in your copy -
I had Hamertons letter[8] to me all right and have sent him his answer - charming! - amazing ! -
Get me the Tribune with his answer to my first letter by the way - I had sent my letter [9]originally to Scribners with the prayer that if it arrived too late for the Sept. number they would not keep it over but send it at once to the best N.Y. paper - this is how it appeared in the Tribune -
Yours Affectly -
Jim -
Love to the Mother[10][.] I shall write to her at once -
[Written diagonally to left of signature:] What of Elden[11] ? Did you read him my letter -
Do get Nellie to write now a good cackly letter with all the bits in it - Of course you must send a cutting from the Tribune to Haden[12] - Get somebody to address the envelope -
1. [19/26 October 1880]
Dated by reference to New York Tribune (see below).
2. Helen and William McNeill Whistler
Helen ('Nellie') Euphrosyne Whistler (1849-1917), née Ellen Ionides, JW's sister-in-law [more]. William McNeill Whistler (1836-1900), physician, JW's brother [more].
3. etchings - and my pastels
JW's output in Venice included etchings (K.183-232, 240), pastels (M.725-828) and oils (YMSM 211-222).
4. Huish
Marcus Bourne Huish (1843 - d.1921), barrister, writer and art dealer, Director of the Fine Art Society [more].
5. Twelve greatest living etchers
JW arrived during this show at the Fine Art Society, but did not participate in it.
6. Ridley
Matthew White Ridley (1837-1888), painter and etcher [more].
7. Edmund Yates
Edmund Hodgson Yates (1831-1894), novelist, 'Atlas' columnist and editor-proprietor of the World [more].
8. Hamertons letter
Philip Gilbert Hamerton (1834-1894), author, critic and artist [more], whose reply was published in the New York Tribune, 11 October 1880, reprinted in Whistler, James McNeill, The Gentle Art of Making Enemies, London and New York, 1890, pp. 88-9. A sentence was also used in Whistler's 1883 Venice catalogue.
9. my letter
See JW's letter to the New York Daily Tribune, [16 August 1880], (#04281).
Anna Matilda Whistler (1804-1881), née McNeill, JW's mother [more].
11. Elden
Matthew Robinson Elden (1839-1885), artist [more].
12. Haden
Francis Seymour Haden (1818-1910), surgeon and etcher, JW's brother-in-law [more]. A letter from Haden appeared in the New York Tribune on 17 October 1880, stating that although Delâtre printed the 'French Set', Frederick Standridge Ellis (1830-1901), author, publisher and book-seller [more], had them steel-faced (see Getscher, Robert H., and Paul G. Marks, James McNeill Whistler and John Singer Sargent. Two Annotated Bibliographies, New York and London, 1986, pp. 29-30, B.12).


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S výjimkou druhu Hemiscorpius lepturus jsou všichni štíři této čeledi zcela neškodní a patří ke štírům s nejslabším jedem. Hemiscorpius lepturus je jedovatý. Na rozdíl od všech ostatních štírů má cytotoxický jed, účinky jedu jsou tak podobné účinkům jedu pavouků rodu Loxosceles.

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Mnoho štírů čeledi Hemiscorpiidae je chováno v zajetí. Především se jedná o rod Hadogenes. V Česku se řadí k nejpopulárnějším štírům a chová se zde nejastěji Hadogenes paucidens a Hadogenes troglodytes. Rody Iomachus a Opistacanthus jsou chovány v menší míře.U rodu Opistacanthus se jedná o velice zajímavé a velké štíry, jejichž odchov je všeak provázen vyšší úmrtností. Většinou se jedná o Iomachus politus a Opistacanthus rugiceps.

Taxonomie
Čeleď byla nejprve uzavřená v čeledi Ischnuridae. Jméno bylo změněno na Liochelidae Fet & Bechly, 2001. Roku 2005 Soleglad, Fet & Kovařík změnili jméno na Hemiscorpiidae. Do čeledi byl přezazen rod Heteroscorpion z čeledi Urodacidae. Při hlavní revizi byl do čeledi přeřazen rod Habibella a synonymizován s rodem Hemiscorpius.

Rody
 Cheloctonus, Pocock, 1892
 Chiromachetes, Pocock, 1899
 Chiromachus, Pocock, 1893
 Hadogenes, Kraepelin, 1894
 Hemiscorpius, Peters, 1861
 Heteroscorpion, Birula, 1903
 Hormiops, Fage, 1933
 Liocheles, Sundevall, 1833
 Iomachus, Pocock, 1893
 Opisthacanthus, Peters, 1861
 Paleocheloctonus, Lourenço, 1996
 Tibetiomachus, Lourenço & Qi, 2006

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The Way We Live Now explores Conran's impact whilst painting a picture of his design approach and inspirations. The exhibition traces his career from postwar austerity through to the new sensibility of the Festival of Britain in the 1950s, the birth of the Independent Group with its flare for the avant-garde and the Pop Culture of the 1960s, to the design boom of the 1980s on to the present day.
The exhibition, curated by Stafford Cliff and Deyan Sudjic, will cover key areas and themes of Conran's career whilst exploring his wider impact on British life.
Throughout his career Conran has shown how design is intrinsically linked to business activity, and one that has earned its place at the centre of national, economic and political debate. Now in his 80th year Conran continues to symbolise a way of life that is both attractive and aspirational, an approach to life that has indeed defined The Way We Live Now.


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It is a 3-star item produced by Splash Mob and comes with the primary ability Ink Saver (Sub). It is only available as a CoroCoro Comic promotion in Japan. It cannot be ordered through Murch.
The Sennyu Bon Bon Beanie is a black beanie with two lines that change color to match that of the wearer's ink and a white yarn pom-pom on top. It has the Splash Mob icon on the left side and an eye and squid symbols on the right side.
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NetEase Cloud Music strikes licensing deal with J-pop and anime music company Pony Canyon
By Mandy Dalugdug
China-based NetEase Cloud Music has signed a digital music distribution licensing agreement with Pony Canyon, an anime and music production firm in Japan.
The deal will give the music streaming platform rights to distribute Pony Canyon's music catalog that includes J-pop and anime music to Chinese audiences, according to a press release on December 8.
Pony Canyon's catalog includes prominent J-pop artists such as Official HIGE DANdism, GARNiDELiA, Kana Hanazawa, Maaya Uchida, aiko, and luz, among others.
The company also produced anime series such as Attack on Titan and The Quintessential Quintuplets.
Founded in 1966, Tokyo-headquartered Pony Canyon has offices in Taiwan, Malaysia, South Korea and the US.
Cloud Music has previously established partnerships with Japanese firms like Studio Ghibli and most recently with Avex Group (often referred to as Japan's fourth major music company).
The company, branded as the second biggest music streaming provider in China, had 37.6 million monthly online music paying users as of the end of June after adding another 872,000 paying music users from April to June. The company has yet to release its Q3 subs figures.
"NetEase Cloud Music has established itself as a trusted partner for well-known Japanese copyright holders."
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"As one of China's leading online music platforms, NetEase Cloud Music has long been a preferred online destination for music enthusiasts, especially among the younger generation. NetEase Cloud Music has established itself as a trusted partner for well-known Japanese copyright holders," the company said.
"NetEase Cloud Music's unique music community appeal, highly interactive user base and impressive user stickiness underscore the platform's capabilities in efficiently promoting music content distribution while extending audience outreach with meaningful interactions," it added.
The partnership with Japan's Pony Canyon follows Cloud Music's music copyright cooperations with record labels across Asia including Modern Sky, Emperor Entertainment Group, China Record Group, Feng Hua Qiu Shi, Yuehua Entertainment, Linfair Records, SM Entertainment, TF Entertainment, YG Entertainment, KAO!INC and Avex.
For Pony Canyon, the partnership with Cloud Music marks its latest effort in expanding its distribution network. The company recently announced on December 9 that it launched a new label called Pandrec, specializing in creator marketing and in supporting artists within the company's digital distribution service.
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Chicagoland Women in Roofing (CWIR) has grown from an embryonic idea to an organization with about 60 members and a comprehensive schedule of networking, educational and community service programs in less than a year.
Stephanie Creed, manager of Contractors Express, says CWIR has attracted membership from roofing contractors, distributors, manufacturers and architects/consultants.
She said the idea for a local women's roofing industry group was conceived at the National Women in Roofing gathering at the International Roofing Expo in Orlando last year.
The first meeting was successful with 18 women attending to network and discuss what they would like to see in a local women's roofing organization, Creed said.
The group quickly set out its name, mission and vision.
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4-2-10: 2010 MLB Preview - The Post-Season
It's going to be brief today. Partially that's due to the nature of the subject matter. The other reason is because I'M GOING TO TARGET FIELD!!!
Whew. Sorry, I just had to get that out.
Needless to say, I've been excited about today for some time. A large majority of the folks I've worked with had tours of the facility before it even opened. I was en route back to town when they held the Season Ticket Holder Open House. And I was stuck at work last Saturday when they had the Gopher game there. Today, I finally get to go. Not only do I get to go, but I get to see the Twins take the field for the very first time ever in their new home. I get goosebumps just thinking about it.
Oh sure, it sounds like there might be a sprinkle here or there. I don't care. For 30 years, my only local option for big league baseball has been under that off-white monstrosity on the other end of downtown. So bring it on Mother Nature. Rain, sleet, hail or snow, I honestly don't care. Because all of the picture-perfect days and nights over the Summer will more than make up for it.
I'm sure I'll have more to say about it (likely much, much more) on Monday. But for now, I've got to complete my 2010 MLB Preview columns by naming my two Wild Card picks and telling you who I think is going to win the World Series.
"Those who speak most of progress measure it by quantity and not by quality."
- George Santayana (1863 - 1952), philosopher, essayist, poet and novelist.
So you're saying that even though I took the time to go through all 30 MLB teams and preview their seasons, the quality of my picks takes precedence?! Damn...
But I'm not going to let that stop me now! It's time for my...
2010 MLB Preview: The Post-Season
First, let's review the six division winners as I've selected them leading up to today:
AL East: New York Yankees
I keep hearing people trying to talk themselves into believing Boston's (whom I hate) line about pitching and defense winning them the division. And the latest "hype-du-jour" has the Rays surprising everyone and making a push for the post-season. I'm not saying that either of those theories are impossible. I just don't think the Yankees have slipped enough to be caught.
NL East: Philadelphia Phillies
With due respect to those touting the Cardinals as the class of the NL, they're wrong. The Phillies are the best team in the National League and might even be the best in either league. Run producing line-up + deep, quality pitching staff + experienced, no-nonsense manager = deep post-season run.
NL Central: St. Louis Cardinals
Not that I'm down on the Cardinals mind you. I just don't think they're as good as Philly. They're the class of the Central though, and barring injury, should collect another division title.
AL West: Los Angeles Angels
I kvetched and kvetched over this pick, changing my mind several times before settling on the Halos. And now the more I hear, the more I think that it could be Texas that challenges the Angels more than Seattle. Here's a stat I missed in my initial research: did you know Milton Bradley has never produced more than 77 RBI in a single season? That's Seattle's 5-hitter folks. Oof. I love me some pitching and defense, but you've got to be able to score more runs than that.
NL West: Colorado Rockies
I thought I was stepping out on a limb here, being bold and brave in picking the Rocks to take the division title. According to this article from MLB.com, four of five pundits agree with me. So much for my unique take! I'm still hearing that there are four teams that can win this division. Like I said, I'm not as bullish as some on the D'backs, but that has to be a good sign, right?
AL Central: Minnesota Twins
I'm going to thoroughly enjoy watching the folks picking the White Sox eat crow when the Twins win this division. Boastful? Perhaps. But people keep looking for reasons not to like Minnesota. I guess now I know what it feels like for the Yankees.
So there are the six division winners. But you already knew who I was picking there. The Wild Cards? Those would be new. Here we go...
NL Wild Card: Florida Marlins
The Dodgers, Giants, Brewers and Braves could all be in this mix, but I like what's going on in Miami, so I'll pick the Marlins. Fans deserve to be introduced to Hanley Ramirez on a big stage, and playoff run would accomplish that nicely. Florida's pitching will have perform to expectations for a full 162 games in order to get them there, but I think they can pull it off.
AL Wild Card: Boston Red Sox (whom I hate)
It pains me to do it. I mean it really pains me to do it. But the second place team in the AL East is going to win the Wild Card. A lot of people are high on the Rays, and I hope they're right. But I picked the Red Sox (whom I hate) to finish second, so for consistency's sake, I'll pick them.
So what will the playoff match-ups be? I have no clue. Seriously. I've said in past Previews that picking records is a foolish pursuit. So many things influence what a team's final record will be that even the most fervent of sabermatricians would be overly-bold to think they could predict it accurately.
And since the final Win/Loss records are what determine the playoff match-ups, it would seem presumptuous of me to try and predict those pairings. But as you may have already guessed, I'm going to do it anyway... here we go:
NLDS:
Philadelphia Phillies vs. St. Louis Cardinals: I picked the Marlins as the Wild Card, and I have to believe the Phillies will have the best record in the National League. So, due to MLB's ridiculous rule that teams from the same division can't face each other in the Division Series, I'll say that Colorado finishes with a better record than St. Louis amongst division winners leading to this match-up in the first round.
Winner: Phillies in four games.
Colorado vs. Florida: Not a match-up that will be attractive to network execs, but one I'd love to watch. Both teams have a ton of young talent and I'd expect this series to go the distance. I said I wanted to see Hanley Ramirez on the post-season stage, but I don't expect to see him in the NLCS.
Winner: Colorado in five games.
ALDS:
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Angels: Once again, the Bombers should be the AL's top seed. And once again, Major League Baseball gets it wrong by refusing to allow the Yankees to face the Red Sox (whom I hate) in the first round. I understand they want the potential for seven games between those two clubs instead of five, but this rule ruins the notion that winning a division is worth more than finishing second.
Winner: Yankees in four games.
Minnesota Twins vs. Boston Red Sox (whom I hate): That leaves this little gem. My own personal baseball Armageddon. Last year, after Game 163, anything the Twins would have done in the playoffs would have been gravy for me. After what it took just to win the division, there was really no reason to think they had a shot against New York. This year, expectations - along with the payroll - have increased. So call me a homer if you want (you really didn't think I was going to go the other way, did you!?), but I'm picking...
Winner: Minnesota in 5 games
NLCS:
Philadelphia Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies: I'm saying the 2010 NLCS will be a repeat of the 2009 NLDS, a series Philadelphia won three games to one. This time it'll be a best of seven, but I expect the ultimate result to be the same, with the Phillies on top.
Winner: Philadelphia in 6 games.
ALCS:
New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins: The Yankees flat-out owned the Twins in 2009. 10-0. It pains me just to type it. The Bombers won seven-straight in the regular season and swept the Twins out of the post-season in three games. So this time around it'll be different, right? This time, the Twins won't be intimidated by Yankee Stadium, right? This time, all the history and tradition of the Yankees won't get in the Twins' heads, right? Sadly, I don't think that will be the case. Unless the Twins make a couple of moves during the season to shore up their bullpen, I don't think they'll have enough to topple New York.
Winner: Yankees in 5 games.
World Series:
New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia Phillies: Yes, for the first time since the 1977/1978 seasons, I'm predicting there will be a repeat World Series. And go figure, in '77/'78 it involved the Yankees too. But here's the rub, in those two World Series, the Yankees topped the Dodgers both times. Not so this time I say! That's right, I'm predicting the Phillies as your 2010 World Champions. I love their line-up, I love their rotation, and I think their bullpen's good enough to get them through. Sorry Bombers, number 28 isn't in the cards this year!
Winner: Phillies in 7 games.
So there you have them, all the predictions for the 2010 MLB season that you could ask for and more.
For the record, in the two previous years that I've done these Preview columns, I haven't come close in picking a World Champion. Sorry about that Phillies fans, but really... I think this is the year!!!
But it's always fun for me to break it all down and boldly make predictions that have little chance of being correct! And as regular readers know, I'm not going to let them fade away into our collective memory. Oh no. I've taken the Kelley Formula off the shelf, dusted it off and have it raring to go for the 2010 season. Expect the first Peek at the Picks column to head your way sometime in the vicinity of Memorial Day!
That's going to wrap things up for today. I'll be back on Monday with my review of all things Target Field and Twins exhibition game!
Labels: Angels, Cardinals, Marlins, MLB Preview, Phillies, Red Sox, Rockies, Twins, Yankees
Salt April 2, 2010 at 12:27 PM
Good luck out there tonight.
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While Bassiani is mainly known as a popular club in Tbilisi, Georgia, they recently started a label as well and their most recent release is just incredible. It is pretty much like a who-is-who of Japanese techno featuring four of the biggest names of the scene. Side A of the 12″ starts with a trippy and bass-heavy track by Wata Igarashi and is followed by Takaaki Itoh, who abandoned his usual harder sound this time for a more atmospheric approach. On the flip-side Iori returns to his trademark dark, dub techno influenced music after his experimental detour on the Cold Radiance album, while legendary DJ Nobu delivers UFO, a track that stays true to its name with its otherworldly beeping sounds. To make things even better, the 12″ that was released a couple of days ago and which is available from Juno, comes with beautiful artwork, inspired by classic Japanese paintings as seen above.
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Over the next couple of weeks, the Baker University Student Activities Council will be holding Spring Fest. Instead of having Spring Fest all in one week as it has been in the past, this year it is spread out so that students can have more opportunities to attend the events.
There are a plethora of events, ranging from guest speakers to a visiting musician. Director of Exercise Science Chris Todden will provide this semester's last lecture, titled "The Last Time I," on Wednesday, March 22, at 9 p.m.
Through his lecture, Todden hopes to educate students on how your different life stories influence our future.
With all the events to choose from during the week, students will have many opportunities to be entertained and gain new perspectives.
"It is energy and excitement to finish the year strong while enjoying entertainment and events," Flowers said.


Decorating your hotel so that it looks like a five-star luxury resort is not as tough a task as it may sound, even if your budget may not be as large as you would like. If you want to emulate some of the best-known hotels in the world, then you are going to need to know some of the keys to great hotel design. The following are just a few things you can do to really turn the look of a room around.
First of all, if you want to capture the high-end ambience radiated by a boutique hotel, then simply work on creating a scheme of accessories. Your aim should be to choose at least three items that will offer three distinct textures within the room. One sleek, one plush, and one natural is a great way to start. For example, you can grab a cashmere throw and a Lucite tray to cultivate the look.
Second, you can make the most of small spaces by bringing some drama to them, and having a bit of fun with them. For example, a smaller bathroom can instantly gain some character by wallpapering the top half of it with a design that features vertical patterns. The vertical patterns will help make the ceilings look larger in the room, and if you choose muted shades you get a dramatic look that is not overwhelming or too busy.
A simpler way to cast a new light on the room is literally to cast a 'different light' on the room. You can do this by upgrading the lampshades that are next to the bed. Try lining lampshades with elegant fabrics such as pink silk, so the light that shines out of them will be soft and warm, creating a glow in the room.
If space is still an issue then you may want to think about buying a few novelty mirrors that are large enough for the main rooms of the hotel. Mirrored side tables and dressers are actually becoming trendier, and they are a great way to make rooms look larger. Side tables with legs, instead of bulky cube shapes, will also help to add the illusion of space in the rooms.
Buying the correct beds for your hotel gives clients the sense of quality and luxury. Every customer that visits your hotel will be happy after a good nights sleep and are more likely to return or recommend you to friends and colleagues.
Finally, if you are still short on space, instead of sweating over the perfect artwork, create art out of elements that you already need in a room, such as lighting pieces and fixtures. Pendant lighting is a great way to brighten a room, and if you use cool sculptural bases you add a fun aesthetic while upgrading your lighting.


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For generations an American Indian village, then a western outpost of roughshod cabins established by European Americans, Cumberland eventually became a stop for many in the push west. In this role, the city grew into a transportation hub, first as the starting point of the first National Road - now known as Route 40, or National Highway - and then as home to numerous railroads and the western terminus of the famous C&O Canal.
Cumberland experienced the same fate as many American cities in the latter quarter of the 20th century; many industries closed their doors, battering the local populace. But the natives here are resilient if nothing else, so Cumberland looked around and noticed that a lot of people traditionally traveled here for our rich history. Small firms began to crop up focusing on the tourism trade, and Cumberland was off and running into its next era.
The economy continued to perk up as a number of technological firms moved to the area. The future looks brighter now than it has in years, essentially because we have something here most people want - a quality of life hard to come by today.
So come along, and we'll show you our town, a beautiful little city nestled among the Appalachian Mountains, home to those who seek tranquility, peace, and friendly neighbors.


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From January 2011 to May 2014, Ph.D. in Communication Engineering, University Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) , Malaysia.
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Hamza M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, and Hilal A. Fadhil, "Improved BER based on intensity noise alleviation using developed detection technique for incoherent SAC-OCDMA systems," Journal of Modern Optics, Vol. 59, No. 10, pp. 878–886, 2012.
H. M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, and H. A. Fadhil, "Spectral efficiency analysis of bipolar spectral-amplitude coding optical code-division multiple-access systems using different one-dimensional codes," IET Optoelectronics Journal, Vol. 6, No. 5, pp. 215–222, 2012.
Hamza M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, Angela Amphawan, and Hilal A. Fadhil, "Improving spectral efficiency of SAC-OCDMA systems by SPD scheme," IEICE Electronics Express, Vol. 9, No. 24, pp. 1829–1834, 2012.
H. M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, A. Amphawan, H. A. Fadhil, and A. M. Safar "Reducing BER of spectral-amplitude coding optical code-division multiple-access systems by single photodiode detection technique," Journal of the European Optical Society, Vol. 8, 13022, 2013.
Hamza M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, Angela Amphawan, and Hilal A. Fadhil, "SOA/SPD-based incoherent SAC-OCDMA system at 9 × 5 Gbps," IEICE Electronics Express, Vol. 10, No. 5, 20130044, 2013.
Hamza M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, Angela Amphawan, Hilal A. Fadhil, and Anuar M. Safar "Phase-induced intensity noise reduction with improved group velocity dispersion tolerance in SAC-OCDMA systems," International Journal of Engineering and Technology (IJET), Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 95–100, 2013.
Hamza M. R. Al-Khafaji, S. A. Aljunid, Angela Amphawan, Hilal A. Fadhil, and Anuar M. Safar "APD gain effect on SAC-OCDMA system using Modified-AND detection technique," Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology, Vol. 53, No. 3, pp. 467–471, 2013.
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Traktor out in front
Evgeny Kuznetsov kept his head to score a shoot-out winner for Traktor Chelyabinsk - and kept his side two points clear at the top of the KHL table going into the international break. The shoot-out success was brought on hosts Avangard Omsk, which battled back from 0-2 thanks to third period goals from Roman Cervenka and Yegor Averin to force overtime.
SKA back on form
SKA St. Petersburg snapped a losing streak to hold off Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk and get a 4-3 verdict. Tony Martensson scored twice, but it was Ivan Nepryaev's short-handed effort which proved crucial as Neftekhimik launched a spirited fightback only to fall just short at the end.
Rapid revenge
Amur Khabarovsk got swift revenge for Saturday's defeat at home to Barys Astana - turning the tables to record an emphatic 7-1 win. Petr Vrana led the way with two goals; in-form Brandon Bochenski, inevitably, notched Barys' sole reply.
Ak Bars Kazan and Salavat Yulaev Ufa are the only teams to have lifted the Gagarin Cup, and they served up a clash worthy of champions in Tatarstan. The hosts prevailed 3-2 in a topsy-turvy game thanks to Niko Kapanen's goal on 53:15, but Salavat led twice through Alexander Svitov and Jakub Nakladal. Grigory Panin and Danis Zaripov also played a big part for Ak Bars, bagging two assists each.
New coach, no change
Spartak unveiled head coach Spiridonov ahead of Sunday's game at home to Lev Poprad - but the new man could do little to improve on a run of just one win in 10 games. Denied a debut win by Juraj Mikus's equalizer on 59:40, Spartak went down in a penalty shootout with Jiri Sekac getting the winner. It leaves the Moscow side with just four points from a possible 30, despite leading twice against the struggling Slovaks.
Mixed anniversary
Avtomobilist's veteran Andrei Subbotin marked his 1,000th game with a goal - but couldn't prevent his team losing 6-3 at Metallurg Magnitogorsk. Subbotin's strike, midway through the second period, tied the game at two, but Juhamatti Aaltonen and Sergei Mozyakin both scored twice as the hosts eased to victory.
A brave fightback from Dinamo Minsk fell just short of denying Yugra a fifth successive win in Khanty Mansiysk. The hosts raced into a 3-0 lead by 8:10, but coudn't hold on as Peter Podhradski grabbed a last-minute equalizer for Dinamo. But in the shoot-out, Yugra edged home thanks to Igor Skorokhodov.
CSKA also fell short despite a brave fightback, losing in a shoot-out at Atlant to suffer a fifth successive reverse. Igor Musatov got the vital goal, after Eduard Lewandovwski and Patrik Zackrisson had given Atlant a 2-0 lead. CSKA battle back, though, but Sergei Shirokov's late equalizer was as good as it got.
Mikelis Redlihs got both goals as Dinamo Riga beat Vityaz Chekhov 2-0. While the previous game between the two teams was marred by a massed brawl in the closing minutes, Sunday's clash was relatively peaceful, with only a single flashpoint as Rodrigo Lavins and Alexander Fedoseev did battle late on.
Evgeny Kovyrshin scored twice for Severstal Cherepovets in a 4-1 home win over Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod.


Lake Nona is designated to be a medical city and will be more than 600 acres Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, a private residential golf club community in southeast Orlando, Florida. The new Orlando Veterans Affairs Medical Center has been selected as the national site for medical simulation training. Medical simulation includes the latest medical simulation technology such as surgical robotics and simulated patients. It's hoped to bring jobs and further kudos to the region. The 1.2 million square foot facility medical center will open in August 2012. To prepare for the opening, the center will collaborate with other medical facilities including University of Central Florida's College of Medicine, and the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute. Previously known as the Burnham Institute for Medical Research, it is a non-profit medical research institute with locations in Orlando, Florida, La Jolla and Santa Barbara California. The Orlando VA Medical Center will serve the more than 400,000 veterans in Central Florida.
University of Central Florida's College of Medicine welcomed its first 40 students in August 2009. The school's cost is $100 million medical campus. The M.D. program enrolled its second class of 60 students in August 2010 and will soon produce 120 medical graduates each year. The UCF Health Sciences Campus now includes the medical school's new 170,000-square-foot medical education facility, along with its new 198,000-square-foot Burnett Biomedical Sciences building.
In May 2006 Orlando International Airport began the groundwork to development what could one day link the airport to the University of Central Florida medical school. Airport leaders see the medical school's appeal to research firms and other commercial ventures as a way to make money from undeveloped airport land. McCoy Air Force Base officially closed in 1975, and most of it is now part of the Orlando International Airport. The airport still retains the former Air Force Base airport code MCO.
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Lake Nona is designated to be a medical city and will be more than 600 acres Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, a private residential golf club community in southeast Orlando, Florida.
Lake Nona is designated to be a medical city and will be more than 600 acres Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, a private residential golf club community in southeast Orlando, Florida. The new Orlando Veterans Affairs Medical Center has been selected as the national site for medical simulation training. Medical simulation includes the latest medical simulation technology such as surgical robotics and simulated patients. It's hoped to bring jobs and further kudos to the region. The 1.2 million square foot facility medical center will open in August 2012. To prepare for the opening, the center will collaborate with other medical facilities including University of Central Florida's College of Medicine, and the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute. Previously known as the Burnham Institute for Medical Research, it is a non-profit medical research institute with locations in Orlando, Florida, La Jolla and Santa Barbara California. The Orlando VA Medical Center will serve the more than 400,000 veterans in Central Florida. University of Central Florida's College of Medicine welcomed its first 40 students in August 2009. The school's cost is $100 million medical campus. The M.D. program enrolled its second class of 60 students in August 2010 and will soon produce 120 medical graduates each year. The UCF Health Sciences Campus now includes the medical school's new 170,000-square-foot medical education facility, along with its new 198,000-square-foot Burnett Biomedical Sciences building. In May 2006 Orlando International Airport began the groundwork to development what could one day link the airport to the University of Central Florida medical school. Airport leaders see the medical school's appeal to research firms and other commercial ventures as a way to make money from undeveloped airport land. McCoy Air Force Base officially closed in 1975, and most of it is now part of the Orlando International Airport. The airport still retains the former Air Force Base airport code MCO.
Updated: 22nd April, 2019 5:14 AM.