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The Fab Five of Saint Xavier
It was in 1991 when the nickname "Fab Five" was established for five freshman at the University of Michigan who revolutionized what it meant to be a collegiate student-athlete. You remember the guys: Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson. These young men were inconic for a generation of basketball fans and are often considered the greatest class ever recruited.
Twenty-four years later, the Fab Five has been reincarnated with five senior golfers at St. Xavier High School. The senior starters consist of Michael Sass, Drew Kiehl, Allen Hamilton, Billy Basham and Matt Liston. Each will be going to play golf next season in college. These five led St. X to the 2014 State Championship, and this year, helped earn a nearly unblemished record. In the words of UK commit Matt Liston, this five just may be as historic as Michigan's Fab Five.
"Honestly, we could be considered one of the greatest high school teams of all time in my opinion. Down the road in our future, if somebody could get us all on one team, that would be a great team. We all have different games, and we all have different styles. But at the end of the day, we are really competitive players with really similar scores. It is just a great team."
The uniqueness of this bunch is that they have known each other for quite some time. Drew, Michael and Matt all went to grade school together. Billy and Allen then joined the crew in eighth grade when all five started to play golf together.
Michael Sass, who is considered the "black mamba"of the group, is headed to the College of Charleston next year. He loves the camaraderie with the other four guys.
"I have been close with everybody for a long time. We've all been pretty close since high school started. We play together all the time, on weekends and everything."
With five guys who are so very close, there is normally one out of the bunch who is the comedian. The five agreed that Billy Basham is that guy. Considering the pressure and intensity that comes from striving for success, someone with a bit of humor is certainly needed to relieve some tension. Basham is currently deciding between Eastern Kentucky University, UofL and Coastal Carolina. "I am just outgoing I guess," he says. "I try to make everybody laugh to ease the tension. When we are out on the course and someone is having a bad day, I can try and cheer them up by making them laugh and get them relaxed so that they can start to play good golf."
Each player is sound in golf, having particular skills that are stronger than others. This has led to the program breaking numerous records with the hope being to break more this season. Drew Kiehl, who is considering Furman or Miami of Ohio as his college options, claims that, "Every tournament we go into, we are looking to break more records and believe we will set even bigger records than we did last year. We should have no problem doing so if we just trust our games. That legacy will put a huge mark on St. X golf and bring more kids from grade school wanting to come to St. X because of that type of mentality and legacy we left at the school."
He also argues that, "Golf at St. X should be more of a factor. Students here need to know how good we are. We are going to a level that St. X has never seen before. To have five guys this strong is pretty special, and I think St. X needs to know more about that."
Allen Hamilton, who also will be attending UK, is considered the "smart guy" out of the group and similarly relishes his experience playing with his teammates. "Just to play with these four guys is really awesome," he says. "It has made me so much better as a golfer by being a part of this team."
If someone inquired about the Fab Five of St. X in years to come, Drew Kiehl would leave them with this quote. "We have a lot of swag. As a team, we are confident and believe in the capabilities we have on and off the golf course. We stay cool, calm and collected under pressure, and we just get the job done. It will be hard to break us up no matter how old we get."
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Intercontinental Cup 2019: India pay price for defensive errors yet again with 2-5 defeat against DPR Korea
Sports Asian News International Jul 13, 2019 22:55:49 IST
Ahmedabad: India were handed over their second defeat in the ongoing Intercontinental Cup as DPR Korea outclassed the Blue Tigers 5-2 at EKA Arena on Saturday.
Indian coach Igor Stimac made nine changes to the team from the previous match against Tajikistan. This was a must-win match for both the teams to make it to the final of the tournament.
Lallianzuala Chhangte scored the first goal for India. @IndianFootball
With this loss, the Indian team now would find it tough to progress to the final.
DPR Korea came out all guns blazing as they registered a goal in the 8th minute of the match. Jong II Gwan scored the first goal, giving the team 1-0 lead.
Soon after, DPR Korea extended their lead to 2-0, as Sim Hyon Jin made the most from the Indian defensive error.
The Blue Tigers were looking all at sea as DPR Korea registered the third goal in the 29th minute. Jong II Gwan scored his second goal of the match to give the team a 3-0 lead.
No more goals were registered in the first half, and at half-time, the scoreline read 3-0 in favour of DPR Korea.
The Indian team came out in attacking fashion looking for their first goal in the match. The Blue Tigers finally got their opening goal in the 50th minute as Lallianzuala Chhangte scored for the team bringing the scoreline to 3-1.
But soon after, DPR Korea registered their fourth goal as Ri Un Chol scored in the 63rd minute, consolidating the team's lead to 4-1.
Sunil Chhetri scored the second goal for India in the 71st minute bringing the scoreline to 4-2.
But the Blue Tigers failed to do much as DPR Korea sealed the match in the dying minutes of the game with Ri Hyong Jin registering the fifth goal in the 91st minute.
DPR Korea, which won the match 5-2, will next face Tajikistan on 15 July whereas India will lock horns with Syria on 16 July.
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ATHLETICS: Malaysia bag 4 gold – New Straits Times
By DEVINDER SINGH | [email protected]
SOUTHEAST ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Kirthana shines in Naypyidaw
THE national youth athletes returned home yesterday with four gold medals from the Southeast Asian Youth Championships in Naypyidaw, Myanmar, despite sending one of the smallest squads in recent years.
Only one athlete did not win a medal as the nine-strong contingent matched last year's haul of four gold at the two-day competition which ended on Monday.
R. Kirthana was the most decorated athlete after winning gold in the girls' triple jump with a 12.45m effort in addition to a bronze in long jump (5.51m).
The other gold medallists were all boys — shot putter R. Meveeqhen (16.17m), Badrul Hisyam Manap in the 200m (21.67s) and high jumper Syazwan Ahmad (2.03m).
Meveeqhen was a bronze medallist in the Under-18 shot put last year while Kirthana also improved from bronze to gold.
"It was not my personal best," said Meveeqhen, whose best is 17.82m, in a text message yesterday. "But it's my first experience winning gold in an international competition."
Malaysia also won two silver and three bronze medals to finish third in the medal tally behind Thailand (15-10-6) and Vietnam (9-10-4).
Norshafiee Mohd Shah made it a 1-2 finish for Malaysia in the high jump after clearing 2.01m for silver while Rizzua Haizad Muhammad clocked 13.99 to finish second in the boys' 110m hurdles final.
There were two other bronze medallists besides Kirthana with girls' high jumper Shahirah Sazali (1.60m) and Hashim Asnawi (11.01s) in the boys' 100m final finishing third.
Sprinter Syazwan Syafiq Mat Rizan was the only Malaysian athlete to return empty-handed from the seven-nation competition.
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Eliot Lewis is a singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist as well as being a key member of the the Daryl Hall & John Oates band. Eliot is also one of the original featured musicians on MTV's "Live From Daryl's House". His contributions stand out on some of the best moments from the show including performances with Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), Joe Walsh, Todd Rundgren,Train, Grace Potter, Ben Folds, Booker T, Jewel, Rob Thomas, Keb Mo, Jason Mraz, Darius Rucker, Gavin DeGraw and many, many others. Earlier in his career Eliot spent several years as a key member of the The Average White Band. Eliot toured, wrote and also produced several songs for the Scottish soul band.
"Eliot is a musician who can do it all, great singer, songwriter and guitarist. He rocks and he's got soul. No one does it quite like him" - Daryl Hall
Having mastered four instruments over the course of his career; guitar, keyboard, bass and drums, Eliot blazed his own trail as a solo artist sharing his distinctive brand of rock & soul through solo releases and hundreds of solo tour dates all over the world. Eliot's songs come from the inside out. "I think the main inspiration for any of my records is to convey these little slices of life, most of my songs are written about my own experiences and situations".
There are many who shaped Eliot's music and writing. "As a guitar player, definitely Jeff Beck who I've been listening to all my life, as well as Billy Gibbons who I had the great fortune of working with recently, and Peter Frampton who I actually jammed with when I was 14 yrs old. I had the amazing experience of meeting and seeing many influential artists when I was a kid mainly at Madison Square Garden in New York City. A place I just played with Hall & Oates which was a lifetime dream. One of the first writers to in- spire me to write songs was Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, another favorite band of mine that I just worked with on Live From Daryl's House."
In 2016 Eliot signed an exclusive recording partnership with The SoNo Recording Group. His first release, entitled Adventure, is a collection of eleven new recordings; ten originals written, performed, and produced by Eliot and one cover of the Bad Com- pany classic, "Ready For Love". "My goal with this record is to try to present a record that comes from the place that first inspired me, the kind of classic stripped down rock & soul before all the slick production with auto tuning became so common place"
Adventure will be released on CD, digital download, and streaming on Friday October 28th world-wide vis SRG Records / The ILS Group / Universal Music Group.
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Milk and wisdom teeth are extracted on advice of your dentist, orthodontist or oral surgeon. Except in accident or trauma cases, teeth are extracted to allow proper positioning of permanent teeth. All deciduous or wisdom teeth are rich in adult stem cells. After adolescence, quality and quantity of dental pulp stem cells decrease proportionally with the age (decreased blood supply, shrinking of pulp chamber size).
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It is no secret that Texas is suffering a devastating drought. According to the Texas Comptroller's report, our lakes and rivers are receding, our grass is browning, our crops are dying, and as a result Texans are losing billions of dollars in both personal income and tax revenue. The situation is pretty bleak. But with the advent of the spring season, we can only hope for some rain.
It shouldn't be a secret that the Texas public education system is also in a drought. We don't need a report to tell us what we already know about education. In the current crisis, those teachers yet to be laid off are left to manage larger classrooms with fewer resources. Students do not have equal access to a quality education and are increasingly disengaged with learning how to take standardized tests. The school-to-prison-pipeline creates wards of the state that drain our already anemic budget. As a result, every child who fails to obtain a diploma loses the opportunity to maximize her personal income and the state loses the opportunity to maximize its tax revenue. The situation is pretty bleak. There appears to be no hope of relief.
Three years ago, the President's administration created an innovative approach to education reform called, "Race to the Top" which would allow states to compete for federal funds for education. Texas was eligible to receive up to $700 million which Perry turned down to lay the groundwork for his failed anti-Washington presidential candidacy.
In March of 2010, the Republican-controlled Texas Board of Education politicized the social science curriculum and altered the history of Darwinism and the separation of church and state. Additionally, there was some effort to weaken the historical prominence of certain African-American, Latino, and female civil rights leaders. Unfortunately, Betty Friedan, co-founder of the National Organization for Women (NOW) and author of The Feminine Mystique, was cut from history.
Two years ago, Rep. Lloyd Doggett helped to secure $831 million in federal dollars to pay for 14,500 teacher jobs in Texas and he tried to pass an amendment to ensure that the money would go only to public education since the Governor and Republican-controlled Texas Legislature have a history of using federal money for education to offset state spending in other areas of the budget. The amendment was later repealed by Republicans.
In the last legislative session, the Republicans (who won a commanding number of seats in the Texas Legislature and rendered the Democrats impotent), hacked massive cuts into the budget resulting in greater teacher layoffs and fewer resources available to students than in years past.
As a result, last March 13,000 protesters met in Austin to protest those cuts to public education in what was likely one of the biggest Capitol rallies in state history.
Do you see a pattern yet? It's natural to deduce that Democrats have tried to irrigate the barren wasteland that Republicans have created. But even some Republicans have had enough.
Last month, Texas Education Agency Commissioner Robert Scott criticized the current Texas education policy for its overemphasis on standardized testing system and its inability to accurately evaluate teacher or student performance.
Lastly, there is the school finance litigation which started in 1984 with the Edgewood School District and has been ricocheted between the Republican Supreme Court and Republican-dominated Legislature. Now the next round of school finance litigation is back. There are 5 different lawsuits that will be consolidated into one case in October 2012, one month before November elections. The timing is too impeccable to not seize the moment.
As water is to life, education is to democracy.
The stage is set to flood the gates and make public education the issue in Texas for the November 2012. Although the economy will take center stage in most states, for a variety of reasons the economy in Texas has faired better than other parts of the country. As Democrats, we should devise a strategy to elect State Senators, State Representatives, and State Board of Education Commissioners that will prioritize education. As Texans, we need a strategy to hold Republicans accountable for their irresponsibility.
What could that strategy look like? Stay tuned for Part 2.
It would help if the party were, you know, running candidates in a lot of districts.
Evidently no Democrats have filed to run in either my state Senate (SD-30) or state House (HD-106) district as of yet.


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by Robert Zulkoski, Social Entrepreneur Hay fields grow constantly. They sprout in the spring, shoot up and bloom in the summer, are harvested in the fall (at a minimum), and gather strength in winter to do it all over again come spring.
It takes a lot to kill hay. Fire might, but only if it gets to the roots. Extended drought could, but one good downpour and it will pop back. Even too much fertilizer may burn it, but it will still come back, because it is always adapting and growing.
Like hay, each of us is in a constant state of adapting and growing, whether we know it or not. As our lives and careers move from one season to the next, it's vital we continue to stretch our boundaries, reach for new experiences, and continue to adapt and grow. It often takes more effort to wither up and blow away than to adapt and grow.
"It's no use saying, 'We are doing our best.' You have got to succeed in doing what is necessary."
I want to talk about our "talent gap."
That's right. We have a talent gap in this country, and many people don't want to talk about it, let alone do something about it. The definition of a talent gap, also known as a skills gap, is where there are more jobs than qualified people to fill them. It may not be obvious to everyone, but the United States talent gap is real, big, and getting bigger by the moment. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, at the end of 2018 there were approximately 6.3 million unemployed people in the U.S., while at the same time we had over 6.9 million unfilled jobs in the U.S. at the end of November.
What's behind the gap? There are multiple factors. One important cause is American companies' increasing need for employees with a wider breadth of knowledge and more sophisticated skills than in times past. While the current generations in elementary school, high school and college are more technologically savvy than ever before, too many students are graduating high school without sufficient knowledge about topics like personal finance and economics in addition to traditional STEM-related (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills. This is a problem we can solve. And by "we," I mean educators, businesses and policymakers working together. This is not an issue we should rely on our government to solve (federal or state) on their own. In my opinion, the opposite paths set down by each major party lead to the same destination – Failure. This issue is too dire and present to expect that political compromise will suddenly materialize.
Today's best companies emphasize on-demand, constant and informational learning to improve their employees' expertise and level of engagement. Yet here in Vermont we don't have many big companies who can afford such training programs. Individual workers, left to their own devices, struggle with the cost of career training, are confused about what skills to chase, or far too often give up on themselves.
If you have a mid-life crisis while playing hide and seek, do you automatically lose because you can't find yourself?
With a combination of factors affecting the Vermont economy, doing nothing and expecting to maintain the status quo is not realistic (the "Wither Scenario"). As mentioned in a previous column, The Vermont Futures Project estimates that we need to create ~11,000 net new jobs just to stay even. We're far from it – last year we celebrated creating ~1,100 net new jobs.
We have many of the right ingredients to drive growth: lifestyle, community, high-speed fiber connectivity in some locations, and importantly, over 42,000 students in our institutions of higher education (approximately 60% from out-of-state, many of whom have chosen to be, and would like to stay, Vermonters).
In this and prior columns I have highlighted issues Vermont faces with recognizing and adapting to change, the fear of change, the cases for collaboration and against parochialism, and our talent gap. Starting with next month's column, I'm going to stop being so negative and start a series of columns on achievable solutions (the "Grow" scenario).
Mr. Zulkoski is one of the founders of Vermont Works Management Company (www.vermontworks.co), who's objective is to deliver capital, mentorship, and connectivity to Vermont's innovation. Vermont Works' goal is to ensure that Vermont is a full participant in the emerging, technology-enabled "new economy". Vermont Works sees the dynamic changes sweeping the country and the globe as an achievable opportunity for Vermont to create large numbers of livable wage and sustainable jobs that help retain and attract talent and innovation, while staying true to the "Vermont Brand" and what it represents to the citizens of Vermont. Mr. Zulkoski is also a founding shareholder and Director of Impact Investment of The Conduit (www.theconduit.com), which connects thinkers, leaders, and innovators in social change, business, and the arts to create impact for the greater good.
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A person who can no longer perform any gainful work as the result of a workplace injury may be entitled to long-term disability benefits through a disability program purchased by the individual. Whether the worker qualifies for permanent total disability benefits involves numerous factors such as age, education, training, and the nature and extent of the injury. If the person cannot work at all for a temporary but indeterminate period of time, he or she may be eligible for short-term disability benefits.
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Is Sylvester The Talking Cat Dead 2020
Who is Celia DeCosta in real life? Steve Cash's wife, Celia DeCosta Cash, was the second owner of Sylvester, Random Kitty, Gibbyson, and GG. She appears in just a few Talking Kitty Cat videos. She has featured in a number of Steve's previous videos, most notably two of his music videos.
What caused Landon Clifford's death? Landon Clifford, a YOUTUBE celebrity and father of two, died at the age of 19 due to a brain injury. The actor, who was in a coma before to his death, donated his organs "to those in need all around the nation," according to his wife Camryn.
What became to Sylvester the talking kitty? Steve Cash's "The Mean(er) Kitty Song" was his debut appearance. On April 16, 2020, Steve Cash sadly died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, officially terminating the Talking Kitty Cat video series. Sylvester died of natural causes on December 10, over eight months after Steve.
Is Sylvester The Talking Cat Dead 2020 – RELATED QUESTIONS
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A viewing and reception will be place at the Nampa Funeral Home, Yraguen Chapel, on Thursday, April 23, 2020 from 5 to 7 p.m. Due to existing regulations, only ten persons will be permitted to enter the funeral home at any same time in order to practice safe social distance.
Camryn Clifford is a Wichita Falls, Texas-based Instagram celebrity, YouTuber, and social media influencer. "My Husband Passed Away | Telling His Story" is her most popular video on YouTube. She has a YouTube account of her own.
Shelby had emergency surgery on June 2, 2021 when a piece of maize became lodged in her bowel. Shelby had to have her spleen removed on June 2nd, 2021, due to the possibility that she had spleen cancer.
He is a 12-year-old senior cat. October 31, 2007 – Steve Cash's "The Mean(er) Kitty Song" was his debut appearance.
Sylvester is often seen purposely pushing out his tongue when speaking, emphasizing that the lisp is deliberate. He is also notorious for spraying people with the spit from his lisping, a feature that Daffy seldom shares.
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He was married to Celia DeCosta Cash, a woman who appeared in just a couple of his films. Though Steve and Celia never had children of their own, Celia had multiple children from previous relationships who have subsequently had their own children, making Steve a stepfather and stepgrandfather.
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The Early Years. Landon first met Camryn when he was 13, according to an Instagram post on Camryn's account. A year later, on June 22, 2015, the two began dating formally, she stated in another post.
Since the conclusion of his puppy prequel in 2006, the PBS television series "Clifford the Big Red Dog" has been on hiatus for new episodes. The original episode began in 2000 and concluded in 2003, however Clifford has been repeated on television and on digital sites throughout the years.
Landon Clifford was born in New York City on 17 February 2001. He was an American YouTuber best known for his channel "Cam&Fam".
Landon Clifford, a YouTube sensation, died on August 18th. His wife described the manner in which the 19-year-old Youtuber died.
Camryn Clifford has her own Instagram account @camandfam, where she has over 300,000 followers. She has a sizable fan base and is quite active on social media. In June 2019, she married her late husband Landon.
She ultimately relocated from Florida to Texas in early April 2019, where they had previously reserved a home.
Maddie Lambert's age is unknown.
Maddie Lambert was born on 11 April 2003 and will be 18 in 2021.
The Cliffords, who reside in Texas, married last June and have been documenting their experiences as adolescent parents on YouTube, where they have attracted 1.3 million followers ?? however their channel has not been updated since June 19. Camryn also has 484,000 Instagram followers.
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Sylvester Cash moved in with Steve Cash's widow after his death. Shelby moved home with Darcy, the guitarist for Pause For The Cause, who also has a black lab. Shelby and Darcy seem to get along well.
Gibson died tragically on April 2, 2016. A bladder infection was indicated as the reason. He became a grandpa around one year (almost two years) after his death.
Sylvester James Pussycat, Jr., also abbreviated as "Sylvester Junior" or just "Junior," is a cartoon character. He is Sylvester the Cat's offspring. Junior is essentially a tiny replica of his father, with a huge head and a little body.
Sylvester makes many attempts to capture and devour Tweety in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes series, only to rage and grumble when the "tweet tiny bird" escapes. Regrettably, the Golden Age of Cartoons ended before Tweety could exact vengeance on "dat ol' Puddy Tat."
'Fraidy Cat Pussycat, Sr. or just Sylvester is a fictitious character, a three-time Academy Award-winning anthropomorphic Tuxedo cat that often chases Tweety Bird, Speedy Gonzales, or Hippety Hopper in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies repertoire.
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THE BEST OF TEACH WITH MOVIES
HEALTH CLASSES — HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
TWM recommends these movies as the best of the best in meeting curriculum standards while providing students with stellar educational experiences.
Give us your input! Email your nominations and a description of your reasons, including your experience with the film. Tell us the name of your school and what grades you teach. You might find yourself in print.
Don't ignore the great teaching opportunities from other movies! Review our extensive Drama index.
Check the list from time to time. We'll change it depending on your feedback and our experience. It's an ongoing conversation.
ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE
Anne B. Real
Cynthia Gimenez is a black, Hispanic teenager living in the slums of New York City. Her father, a school teacher, has recently died, throwing the family into poverty. Her brother is a drug addict; her sister, an unwed mother. Before her father died, he gave Cynthia a copy of Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Anne Frank's insights into adolescence help Cynthia through her daily struggle to survive. The movie shows in stark relief what drug addiction can do to an addict and his family. [Ages: 12+]
Gracie's Choice
The story of a teenage girl with four younger siblings, a drug-addicted mother, and co-dependent grandmother. Gracie manages to keep her family together through hard work and perseverance, eventually convincing a court to allow her to adopt her younger brothers over her mother's objection. At the end of the movie, Gracie is living the life of a single mother and bettering herself by taking courses at a community college. Most of the movie is an accurate representation of reality. The TeachWithMovies.com Learning Guide tells what is true and what was left out. This movie shows the devastating effects of drug addiction on a family and codependence in operation. However, the most important lesson comes from the actions of Gracie, a girl who overcomes a great difficulty, keeps her family together, and progresses with her life. Gracie's Choice will give students in health classes a visceral understanding of these lessons. [Ages: 12+]
With a Lesson Plan on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism — This movie provides an excellent description of alcoholism and its effects on a marriage. Michael has learned to protect Alice from the consequences of being drunk. He sees someone he loves in pain and does what he can to reduce that pain. Alice encourages this behavior because it allows her to live an intoxicated life without paying the price. Over the years, Michael's enabling behavior has become deeply embedded in the couple's relationship.
Mid-way through the movie, Alice hits bottom and realizes that she has a serious problem. She enters a treatment center and returns home desperately trying to stay sober. Alice soon comes to understand that Michael's enabling behaviors are dangerous to her recovery. Their marriage is put under tremendous strain as Alice insists that Michael change the way he relates to her. The last third of the movie shows how the couple struggles to adjust to Alice's new persona and the altered terms of their relationship. All of this is done with emotional insight and cinematic skill. [Ages: 13+]
Fly Away Home
This film traces the grieving process of a 13-year-old girl whose mother was killed in a car accident. [10+]
OBESITY AND FAST FOOD
Morgan Spurlock ate nothing but food from McDonalds for 30 days: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He was thoroughly tested by doctors before he started his "diet". By the end of his experiment, the changes in his blood chemistry and the stress on his organs approximated the liver failure seen in advanced alcoholics, his cholesterol had risen to dangerous levels, and he had gained 24.5 lbs. He was fast on his way to becoming another casualty of the obesity epidemic.
The TeachWithMovies.org Movie Lesson Plan for Super Size Me contains a detailed student handout, lecture notes, discussion questions, class projects, and a comprehension test with an answer key. The film and the Lesson Plan can help students resist obesity. Most certainly, students will never see fast food in the same light. [Ages: 11+]
TRANSMISSION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE
(Health; Medicine; Science-Technology; U.S. 1991 – present; World/Asia; SEL: Courage; Surviving; Moral-Ethical Emphasis: Responsibility; Citizenship) [13+]
FAMILY SYSTEMS AND DYNAMICS
There are hundreds of films that can be effectively used to demonstrate the dynamic of family relationships. Anne B. Real, When a Man Loves a Woman, and Gracie's Choice all show family dynamics in stressed family systems. Here are a few more of our favorites:
A film version of Tennessee Williams' classic play about a child separating from his family and leaving home. The father has already left. The daughter shies away from any new experience and can't finish school. Her life is confined to her collection of glass figurines and her father's collection of old phonograph records. The mother is at her wit's end. The adult son, whose paycheck supports the family, is being drawn away by his need to seek his own life. This film is an excellent example of the artistry of Tennessee Williams and the genre of the "memory play". It is a classic of American Drama. The TeachWithMovies.com Learning Guide to The Glass Menagerie will show teachers and parents how to help adolescents understand the issues faced by many children when they make a decision about whether to leave home. [Ages: 12+]
A Raisin in the Sun
Best known as a tale of a black family facing racism in Chicago. However, it is also a compelling tale of family dynamics, of a mother shepherding a difficult son into adulthood, of a husband and wife working through problems in their relationship, and of a family dealing with an unplanned pregnancy. [Ages: 12+]
a warmhearted story of a boy finding his way to a career in ballet. It is set against the background of the 1984 English coal miners strike, a watershed event in modern British history. The film shows the benefits of breaking out of a restricted and impoverished environment, the redemptive agency of love in a family under enormous stress, a father coming through as a parent after some egregious errors, the far-reaching influence that a dedicated teacher can have on a child's development, and how a friendship can survive the fact that one boy is homosexual and the other is not. [Ages: 12+]
THE USE OF THERAPY TO CURE MENTAL ILLNESS OR NEUROSIS
Will Hunting is a macho young man from a working-class neighborhood in Boston. To outward appearances his life revolves around unskilled jobs, hanging out with friends, fighting, and getting in trouble with the law. But Will spends a lot of time reading books, storing information in his photographic memory. His mathematical intelligence is exceptional and he can easily solve problems of higher math that elude distinguished professors. An orphan, Will grew up in a series of foster homes in which he was repeatedly beaten. As a result, Will has classic attachment disorder. He cannot form trusting relationships with adults or with women. He cannot control his anger. He cannot integrate his intelligence into his relationships with others, in either social or work environments. Will's only affectionate attachments are to a group of three young men from his neighborhood who cannot begin to match his intelligence. Good Will Hunting traces the successful treatment of Will's attachment disorder, providing an excellent basis for studying the origin and treatment of this psychological condition. Filled with wisdom and compassion, the movie shows the power of talking therapy and gives an example of the life-changing insights that can be provided by psychology. The film is also a springboard for discussions about the role of dependence, independence and interdependence in human life and the importance of love and consistency in parenting. The movie also shows the young male culture of cruelty and demonstrates that the need to be tough leads to a dead end. The movie shows loyalty and wanting the best for your friends — the essence of a loving friendship. It can also reach some of the several students in every class (as many as a third) who have been physically or sexually abused. [Ages: 14+]
Travis: A Soldier's Story
(Health) (Resilience); U.S. 1991 – Current; World/Afghanistan; SEL: Courage in War; Surviving; Moral-Ethical Emphasis: Responsibility) [14+]
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Donetsk, Apr 22 – DAN. More than 130 Donetsk People's Republic residents applied for joining the DPR Public Chamber over a week, head of the DPR leader's Domestic Policy Department Olga Pozdnyakova told the Donetsk News Agency on Monday.
"Over a week, more than 130 applications were submitted by potential candidates to the DPR Public Chamber," Pozdnyakova said.
The applicants include cultural, research and professional communities representatives, best workers, business people and public activists. The Public Chamber hotline operators answered more than 300 calls over a week which underscored the society's interest in its establishment, she added.
On February 20, DPR Head Denis Pushilin said the Republic was setting up the Public Chamber. The DPR parliament approved the law on the Public Chamber on March 29. Applications for Public Chamber membership opened on April 15.*jk
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When BMW brought the X6 to the market, we had some doubt about its ability to succeed, but luckily the model proved us wrong. So when the M version was also dropped, we had no doubts that it will instantly become of the best sold sports SUV on the market. After all, with 555 horsepower under the hood, who can ask for more, right?
Well, the answer is German tuner, Inside Performance, which has unveiled a sweet Stealth package based on the X6 M. The tuner decided the car can pump out much more power than the standard model, so it installed a special exhaust system available in two power levels. Level 1 it gets 3-inch piping and up to 3-inch valves, and level 2 gets new downpipes and new generation 200-cell sports metal catalysts. The result is an output of 700 horsepower and 626 pound-feet of torque.
In order to handle the extra power, the tuner installed new 22-inch alloy wheels and adjustable suspension. The exterior has been wrapped in an army-style foil.
Click past the jump to read more about the standard BMW X6 M.
BMW unveiled the X6 M in 2009, just one year after the standard X6 arrived on the market. When compared to a standard X6, the M version received numerous M design elements and an adaptive suspension system. The X6M was revised for the 2013 model year with revised headlamps, a very cool "Power Dome" hood and new taillights.
The X6 M is powered by a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 engine producing 555 horsepower and 501 pound-feet of torque. This amount of power is enough to sprint the SUV from 0 to 60 mph in just 4.5 seconds and up to a top speed of 155 mph.


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The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, originally known as the Mount Tomah Botanical Garden, is a  public botanic garden located approximately  west of the Sydney central business district at  in the Blue Mountains, in New South Wales, Australia. The garden is heritage-listed and is located on the boundary of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Greater Blue Mountains Area and can be accessed via the Bells Line of Road.

Description

The garden was established in 1972. It includes an additional  of land dedicated to conservation. The garden is  , and it specializes in cool-climate plants that would not grow well in Sydney's warmer conditions. The gardens are managed by the Botanic Gardens Trust trading the Botanic Gardens and Centennial Parklands, that also has responsibility for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney and the Australian Botanic Garden at . The Trust is a division of the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage.

History
The land was originally granted to Susannah Bowen, the mother of George M. C. Bowen, in 1830. She had arrived in the colony in 1828.

See also

 Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan
 Auburn Botanical Gardens
 Macquarie Culvert
 National Herbarium of New South Wales
 Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney
 The Domain, Sydney

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External links

 Blue Mountains Botanic Garden

Botanical gardens in New South Wales
1972 establishments in Australia
Tourist attractions in the Blue Mountains (New South Wales)


2008-10-09 Assigned to INTEL CORPORATION reassignment INTEL CORPORATION ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). Assignors: GUO, XINGANG, LIU, HSIN-YUO, YANG, XUE, ZHU, JING Z.
In a wireless device that includes two different radio transceivers that communicate in two different wireless networks, wireless transmissions from one radio in the first network may be timed so that they do not coincide with wireless receptions by the other radio in the second network. A non-wireless interface between the two radios may be used to convey information about the scheduled reception times so that the transmission will not be scheduled during those reception times. This may be particularly useful when the receiving radio is operating in a centralized and highly scheduled network, while the transmitting radio is operating in a more decentralized network.
Increasingly, a single computing or communications device, such as a laptop, handheld, cell phone, etc. will have multiple radios to communicate over multiple types of networks, such as both a wireless local area network (WLAN) and a wireless wide area network (WWAN). Even though the different types of networks may use different communications technology and operate over different frequency bands, harmonics and other forms of cross-band radio frequency (RF) leaking can cause multiple radios located in the same device to interfere with each other. One of the most destructive cases can happen when one radio is transmitting and the other is receiving. Since the two radios are located extremely close to each other, the receiving radio may receive a signal from the transmitting radio that is many times stronger than the signal the receiving radio is trying to receive. This difference in signal strength may result in the transmitting radio overwhelming the receiving radio, preventing the receiving radio from recognizing its intended signal.
FIG. 1 shows a dual-radio device communicating in two networks, according to an embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 shows a flow diagram of a method, according to an embodiment of the invention.
FIGS. 3A and 3B show timing diagrams of communications by the first and second radios, according to various embodiments of the invention.
In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth. However, it is understood that embodiments of the invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known circuits, structures and techniques have not been shown in detail in order not to obscure an understanding of this description.
References to "one embodiment", "an embodiment", "example embodiment", "various embodiments", etc., indicate that the embodiment(s) of the invention so described may include particular features, structures, or characteristics, but not every embodiment necessarily includes the particular features, structures, or characteristics. Further, some embodiments may have some, all, or none of the features described for other embodiments.
In the following description and claims, the terms "coupled" and "connected," along with their derivatives, may be used. It should be understood that these terms are not intended as synonyms for each other. Rather, in particular embodiments, "connected" is used to indicate that two or more elements are in direct physical or electrical contact with each other. "Coupled" is used to indicate that two or more elements co-operate or interact with each other, but they may or may not be in direct physical or electrical contact.
As used in the claims, unless otherwise specified the use of the ordinal adjectives "first", "second", "third", etc., to describe a common element, merely indicate that different instances of like elements are being referred to, and are not intended to imply that the elements so described must be in a given sequence, either temporally, spatially, in ranking, or in any other manner.
Various embodiments of the invention may be implemented in one or any combination of hardware, firmware, and software. The invention may also be implemented as instructions contained in or on a machine-readable medium, which may be read and executed by one or more processors to enable performance of the operations described herein. A machine-readable medium may include any mechanism for storing, transmitting, and/or receiving information in a form readable by a machine (e.g., a computer). For example, a machine-readable medium may include a storage medium, such as but not limited to read only memory (ROM); random access memory (RAM); magnetic disk storage media; optical storage media; a flash memory device, etc. A machine-readable medium may also include a propagated signal which has been modulated to encode the instructions, such as but not limited to electromagnetic, optical, or acoustical carrier wave signals.
The term "wireless" and its derivatives may be used to describe circuits, devices, systems, methods, techniques, communications channels, etc., that communicate data by using modulated electromagnetic radiation through a non-solid medium. The term does not imply that the associated devices do not contain any wires, although in some embodiments they might not. The term "mobile wireless" is used in connection with a wireless device that may be in motion while it is communicating.
Some embodiments of the invention pertain to a wireless device that includes two different radio transceivers which communicate in two different wireless networks. Wireless transmissions from one radio may be timed so that they do not overlap wireless receptions by the other radio. A wired interface between the two radios may be used to convey information about the scheduled reception times so that the transmissions will not be made during those reception times. This may be particularly useful when the receiving radio is operating in a centralized and highly scheduled network, while the transmitting radio is operating in a more decentralized network.
FIG. 1 shows a dual-radio device communicating in two networks, according to an embodiment of the invention. A wireless communications device 110 may include a first radio 120 to communicate with a first base station 150 and a second radio 130 to communicate with a second base station 160. The wireless communications device may be any feasible device, such as but not limited to a notebook computer, a personal data assistant, etc. The wireless communications device 110 may sometimes be referred to as a mobile station. A 'radio', as used herein, may include the hardware, software, and/or firmware needed to make the device communicate effectively in the indicated wireless network, and may include elements of both physical layer (PHY) and medium access layer (MAC) functionality. In the illustrated embodiment, the first radio and first base station are shown as being compatible with a wireless wide area network (WWAN), while the second radio and second base station are shown as being compatible with a wireless local area network (WLAN), but other embodiments may be compatible with other types of networks. Also, a base station may combine both types of radio in a single device, as is shown for the mobile station. Because these devices are communicating wirelessly, each is shown with an antenna 122, 132, 152, and 162, respectively. Any feasible type of antenna may be used on any of these devices, such as but not including a monopole antenna, a dipole antenna, etc.
A non-wireless (i.e., wired, fiber optic, etc.) interface 140 is shown coupled between the two radios. This interface may be used to transfer timing information from radio 120 to radio 130 about one or more upcoming time periods in which the radio 120 is scheduled to receive a signal from another device, such as base station 150. In some types of networks, the base station 150 may schedule downlink communications to a mobile station (e.g., transmissions from the base station 150 to a mobile station 110 in the same network), and inform the mobile station of the schedule through a wireless communication. Once the radio 120 receives this schedule, it can generate timing information that indicates when the next reception will occur, and pass that information on to radio 130 through interface 140. Although radio 130 may not participate in that scheduled reception, it may use the timing information to adjust the timing of its own transmissions.
Interface 140 may be any feasible type of non-wireless interface that will communicate timing information quickly enough and accurately enough to meet the requirements of the system. For example, in various embodiments, interface 140 may: 1) be dedicated to this function, or may also perform other functions, 2) may be dedicated to these two radios, or may also serve as an interface for other devices, 3) may transfer the information serially, in parallel, or in some combination of those, 4) may communicate only from radio 120 to radio 130, or may communicate in both directions, 5) may include or not include a bus. Other criteria may also be relevant. Interface 140 may transfer sufficient bits of information to satisfy the granularity requirements of the system, with the least significant bit representing a predefined period of time. For example, if the values have a granularity of 1 microsecond (us), and the interface transfers 6-bit values, each transferred value may represent integer values from 0 to 63 us. In other embodiments, more or fewer bits may be transferred to represent a different range of values, and the granularity may be in smaller or larger units than a microsecond. For example, some particular embodiments may have a granularity in the range of 7-11 us (e.g., approximately 9 us), but other embodiments may use other granularity. The interface may also have a known transfer delay (i.e., the length of time it takes to transfer data from the first radio to the second radio). If this delay is known, and if it is large enough to affect operations, then the timing information may be adjusted to accommodate this delay.
FIG. 2 shows a flow diagram of a method, according to an embodiment of the invention. In flow diagram 200, at 210 a first radio in the communications device may receive timing information from its associated base station indicating when a particular transmission from the base station is scheduled to be received by the first radio. Depending on the format in which this information was received, it might need to be converted at 220 into a reference time format that is meaningful to a second radio in the communications device. At 230 this indicator may be transferred to the second radio over an internal interface. When the second radio intends to make a transmission to its own base station, it may compare the intended transmission period with the previously-received indicated reception time of the first radio. If these do not overlap, as indicated at 240, the second radio may make its transmission at 270. However, if these do overlap, the second radio may delay its transmission at 250 until the indicated reception time for the first radio has expired at 260. The second radio may then make its transmission at 270. In this manner, the second radio will not be transmitting when the first radio is trying to receive, so the first radio should not see any cross-radio interference from the second radio.
FIGS. 3A and 3B show timing diagrams of communications by the first and second radios, according to various embodiments of the invention. Both drawings indicate the two radios are operating in WWAN and WLAN networks, respectively, but this is only for the illustrated example. Other types of network-compliant radios may also be used. The timing information transferred from the first radio to the second radio may be relative to either of two time bases. In FIG. 3A the indicated time is relative to a common clock base which both radios have. In this technique, each radio may be synchronized to a standard time base, which may be received in various ways. For example, a standardized clock time may be received by each radio, and periodically updated to maintain time synchronization between the two radios. Highly accurate clock standards are available to base stations for this purpose, such as satellite-based clocks, so that clock synchronization over an entire region is feasible. In another embodiment, the wireless communications device may have its own internal clock reference available to both radios, so that both radios may be synchronized with each other. In this embodiment, the first radio may have to convert its scheduled reception times to this internal clock reference before passing the timing information on to the second radio. Regardless of how the timing base is generated that is used by both radios, a timing indicator provided by the first radio will still be accurate when used by the second radio, even if there is a delay in transferring the indicator between radios, because the time used by both radios is based on a common clock reference.
In FIG. 3A, X denotes the start of the next scheduled reception by the WWAN radio, and Y denotes the end of that scheduled reception, as those values are determined at a previous time (e.g., at the time marked as 'X, Y calculation time'). T denotes the current time at which the WLAN radio is determining when to start its next transmission. All may be expressed as clock times, based on the common time reference being used by both radios. L represent the duration of the next transmission that is intended by the WLAN radio. When the WLAN radio is preparing to make a transmission, the WLAN radio can compare X, Y and L, and may determine that if it makes its transmission immediately, that transmission will overlap the scheduled reception time for the WWAN radio, thereby causing possible interference for the WWAN radio. In the illustrated example, such an overlap is indicated if T<X (the reception has not started yet) and T+L>X (the reception will have started before the WLAN transmission completes if the WLAN transmission starts now). An overlap is also indicated if X<T<Y (the reception is currently in progress). If an overlap is indicated, the WLAN radio may delay its transmission until the scheduled reception time for the WWAN radio is completed at time Y. One way of delaying an intended transmission is by using a network allocation vector (NAV), which wireless devices in WLAN networks frequently use as an internal indicator that they should not transmit while the NAV is effective. The duration of the NAV can be set to expire at time Y, so that the transmission will occur at the illustrated 'Delayed Tx Time' rather than at the illustrated 'Original Tx Time'. Of course, if no overlap is indicated, the WLAN may immediately make its transmission.
In FIG. 3B, there is no synchronized clock that is shared by both radios (at least not for these calculations). X and Y denote time periods that are measured from the time at which the WWAN radio was determining those values (labeled as 'X,Y calculation time' in FIG. 3B). If X is a negative number (i.e., if the WWAN reception period has already started when the WWAN is determining the values for X and Y), then X may be set to 0 for the subsequent calculations by the WLAN radio. In various embodiments, setting a negative X to 0 may be done by either radio. In the embodiment represented by FIG. 3B, T represents the time at which the WLAN radio is making its calculations. L is still the duration of the intended transmission by the WLAN radio. This scenario might be handled the same as the example of FIG. 3A, except when the time it takes to transfer the timing information from the first radio to the second radio is significant enough to affect the timing relationships between the two radios. This delay, referred to here as transfer latency, may vary greatly depending on the type of interface used to effect the transfer. For example, an interface consisting of a simple register may make the timing information available to the second radio within a few nanoseconds, while an interface containing a shared bus might require multiple microseconds to make the transfer. Transfer latency may also depend on how often the WWAN radio updates the values of X and Y, since the values may be stale by the time the WLAN radio reads them. Transfer latency may include any or all of these factors. Transfer latency may therefore not be consistent, and may vary within a range of values. In the example shown, A denotes the minimum transfer latency, while B denotes the maximum transfer latency, considering the particular technology and techniques used. Determining whether a transmission by the WLAN radio, if started immediately, will overlap the scheduled reception time for the WWAN radio, should take the transfer latency into account. This may be important if the maximum transfer latency B is much greater than the granularity of the time values being transferred between the two radios.
The WWAN radio may determine the timing values X and Y with reference to the time at which those values are being determined But due to transfer latency, the WLAN radio will use those values at a time period that is somewhere between A and B after those calculations were made. Due to the time that elapses during the transfer period, when the WLAN radio uses the values of X and Y, they no longer represent the remaining time until the start and end of the WWAN reception period. If simple calculations similar to those of FIG. 3A are used, the WLAN radio's calculation of when the next WWAN reception period starts and ends will be inaccurate (too late) by an amount of time somewhere between A and B. This amount of inaccuracy in the calculation might be unacceptable in many applications.
The WLAN radio may not know exactly how much the inaccuracy will be, only that it falls between the values of A and B. The WLAN radio may therefore adjust its calculations by assuming the worst case values. When determining whether its next transmission, if started immediately, will overlap the next WWAN reception, it may assume such an overlap will occur if L>X−A. A transfer latency greater than A, but less than B, may or may not result in the overlap, but since the exact transfer latency is not known, using the minimum value may prevent unintended overlap. If an overlap is deemed to be possible, the WLAN radio may delay its transmission until T+Y−B, where T is the time at which the WLAN radio is making the determination of overlap and delay values. As before, this delay may be implemented by setting a NAV to this value, but other embodiments may use other techniques to implement a transmission delay.
Other calculations may also affect whether the WLAN radio's transmission is delayed. For example, if X and Y are both greater than zero (i.e., the reception period in the WWAN radio had not started when it determined values for X and Y), or if X=0 and Y>B (i.e., a reception period for the WWAN radio was in progress at time the WWAN radio determined X, but will be ended by time the WLAN radio determines Y, based on maximum transfer delay), then the aforementioned delay should be followed by the WLAN radio in determining when to transmit. If X and Y are both negative numbers (or were reset to 0 because they were negative numbers), the indicated WWAN reception period was already over when the values of X and Y were calculated by the WWAN radio. This may indicate that the values of X and Y are obsolete, and no valid information may be obtained from them until the values of X and Y are updated again by the WWAN radio. This situation may occur if X and Y values for an in-progress reception period are provided by the WWAN radio. In some embodiments, the WWAN radio may update the X and Y values on a regularly scheduled basis, without regard to the time of the next scheduled reception period.
The foregoing description is intended to be illustrative and not limiting. Variations will occur to those of skill in the art. Those variations are intended to be included in the various embodiments of the invention, which are limited only by the spirit and scope of the following claims.
wherein the timing information is relative to a clock common to the first radio and the second radio, the reception time has a start time, X, and an end time, Y, and the second radio is configured to compare, at a time T, an intended transmission period, L, of the second radio over the WLAN with the reception time of the first radio and to not transmit if T<X and T+L>X or if X<T<Y.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the non-wireless interface comprises a bus.
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the non-wireless interface comprises a parallel-data interface.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the non-wireless interface comprises a serial-data interface.
5. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the timing information comprises a value for a network allocation vector (NAV) used by the second radio.
6. The apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a first dipole antenna coupled to either of the first radio and the second radio.
7. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the second radio is configured to delay the intended transmission by setting a value for a network allocation vector (NAV) equal to Y if T<X and T+L>X or if X<T<Y.
preventing transmission over the WLAN by the second radio if T<X and T+L>X or if X<T<Y.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein a network allocation vector is used to prevent transmission over the WLAN by the second radio during the reception time.
10. The method of claim 8, wherein the base station is a first base station and wherein the intended transmission period of the second radio over the WLAN is for an intended transmission period by the second radio to a second base station of the WLAN.
preventing transmission over the WLAN by the second radio if L>X−A, or if X and Y>0, or if X=0 and Y>B.
12. The article of claim 11, further comprising an operation of using a network allocation vector to prevent transmission over the WLAN by the second radio during the reception time.
13. The article of claim 11, wherein the base station is a first base station and wherein the intended transmission period of the second radio over the WLAN is for an intended transmission by the second radio to a second base station of the WLAN.
14. The article of claim 11, wherein preventing transmission over the WLAN by the second radio comprises setting a value for a network allocation vector (NAV) equal to T+Y−B if L>X−A, or if X and Y>0, or if X=0 and Y>B.
Final Rejection mailed Jul. 27, 2011 in Korean Application No. 2009-7012249.
International Preliminary Report on Patentability received for PCT Patent Application No. PCT/US2007/084094, mailed on Jun. 25, 2009, 6 pages.
International Search Report and Written opinion received for PCT Patent Application No. PCT/US2007/084094, mailed on Apr. 29, 2008, 10 pages.
Notice of Allowance mailed Jan. 12, 2012 in Taiwan Application No. 96143695.
Office Action issued Feb. 21, 2012 from Japanese Patent Application No. 2009-541442.
Office Action issued Oct. 18, 2011 from Japanese Patent Application No. 2009-541442.
Office Action mailed Dec. 31, 2011 in Chinese Application No. 200780045822.X.
Office Action mailed Nov. 18, 2010 in Korean Application No. 2009-7012249.


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By • February 22, 2011 • Crit, News
Thomas Leeser's addition with its painstakingly-placed aluminum panels rounding every edge.
Peter Aaron / Esto
Oh, to live in the unbuilt world of Thomas Leeser! While most architects have by mid-career accumulated a village of unrealized projects, all offering glimpses of unbuildable wonders or cancelled near-misses, Leeser's exceptional collection features unbuilt buildings that seem at once otherworldly and down-to-earth. With a long-refined vocabulary of tessellated-panel cladding, continuous-curve surfacing, laconically sculptural massing, knife-sharp edging, and a certain icy taste for sparkle, his practice has produced an evanescent architecture for a counterfactual world, more exciting and exacting than our own: For Yakutsk, Russia, a wooly mammoth museum whose facade tessellations extrude into leggy permafrost-foundation piles, all with the irresistible creaturely charisma of the animal it exhibits; for Abu Dhabi, a hotel whose voluptuous curves manifest as Wright's Guggenheim in full ballroom spin; for Heidelberg, Germany, there's a solid-looking museum that, at least seemingly, melts into air.
A screening area in the white circulation space (left) and a small theater (right). [Click to enlarge.]
Now, remarkably, one of those projects has found its way into the real world; like many recent arrivals from exotic realms, it lives in Queens, New York. It's an addition to the Museum of the Moving Image, a shiny renovation of the existing interior along with a theater and screening room, and three new stories at the back, enrobed in a rounded and inscribed aluminum facade. The museum is a worthy city-run gallery of film and television, housed since 1988 in a surprisingly swanky complex of former studios and backlots built by Paramount Pictures in the 1920s.
Setting aside that old saw about frozen music, architecture and cinema are the most intimately conspiratorial of arts, the formal language for the latter having been established by that notably failed architect, Sergei Eisenstein. And within the context of the moving image, Leeser's architectural vocabulary has an acute critical relevance. The seamless surfaces that curve from floor to ceiling before splicing into deep re-entrant corners and incisions—these recall the long steady-cam tracking shot that immerses the filmgoer in a borrowed world. The rectilinear openings and tubular ramps that cut into those smooth surfaces to provide circulation and services—these recall the classic thumbs-and-forefingers framing of the cinema screen, and the startling displacements of a jump-cut montage. The color palette enhances these effects, with a bright white interrupted by shocks of red, and illuminated by concealed LEDs of retina-blasting blue.
Inside a theater featuring blue felt panels.
For the tectonically fastidious, these gestures might be more moderne than modern: the coating in seamless white of a diverse assortment of plasters and resins and composites and metals suppresses a desirable legibility of how these different materials are deployed. But this privileging of visual effects is complemented by an economy of means in both programming and detailing: a stray cove underneath the banked seating of a second-floor theater becomes a lobby seating area of cunning grandeur; a handrail in a screening room doubles as a visually white-hot light-catcher, seeming to glow as it bounces the illumination of an otherwise banal fluorescent concealed nearby. That second-floor main theater is an attenuated icosahedron lined with blue felt panels. The linear gaps between those panels, arrayed at the same scale and harlequin pattern as the aluminum panels outside, challenge the eye's reading of the form and edges of that volume to transporting effect. (For what is presumably the price of mere meters of their signature luminous tropical hardwood, the admittedly much smaller Blue Theatre strongly recalls the most instrumental effects of Diller Scofidio + Renfro's contemporary Alice Tully Hall, with similar felt walls, cove lighting, panelized extremities, and demi-hexagonal geometry in plan and section.) Much of what distinguishes Leeser's project, like surprising sightlines and hardworking shadow gaps, is achieved, as it were, for free. After navigating funding cuts and schedule delays, it reportedly arrived right on budget, doubling the museum's size to some 100,000 square feet for a surprising $67 million. And, as they say in Hollywood, all the money is up on the screen.
Left to right: Triangular panels inside a theater reflect the exterior skin, a lobby space, and an exterior view. [Click to enlarge.]
Although glazing at both ends of the long lobby draws light deep into the floor plate, the interior lacks a soaring see-and-be-seen space worthy of this scrappy museum's ambition and mission. But a densely woven cross-section, and frequent double-programming of shared circulation, exhibition, and projection spaces, packs a remarkable amount of punch into a smallish total volume. Much of the addition provides circulation space to galleries embedded in the historic Paramount building, which combine discursive exhibits and high-tech new media with charmingly hokey ephemera like an original puppet prop of Star Wars' Yoda, somewhat worse for wear at age 931.
The addition works because, unlike the hermetically bombastic work of many would-be-Yodas of the architecture galaxy, it poses not as a prophetic artifact from an as-yet unbuilt world, but integrates itself with a surprising combination of swagger and subtlety into an existing architecture, and into the virtual and actual landscapes of the cinema it houses and the city it inhabits. On a recent evening, a screening in that blue theater of 2001 yielded an uncanny convergence: a view of stars framed by the door of a space station's landing bay aligned precisely with the rectangle of the screen, which in turn aligned with the lateral cross-section of the theater itself; as Kubrick's camera pulled back into the depth of the bay, that space suddenly became, by single-point-perspective alignment, a telescoping extension of the theater, launching the audience deep into the heavens. Downstairs, snow from a recent blizzard drifted against a glittering window-wall, blended seamlessly with the ice-white floors, and by juxtaposition and reflection sent that same audience through the looking glass, through the silver screen, out into the night.
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Изра () е град в югозападната част на Сирия, мухафаза Дараа. По данни на централното бюро по статистика населението му към 2004 година е 19 158 души, предимно християни.

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Изра (Зорава, Зороуа или Зорабене) е град ханаанците споменат в библията. Името му се появява в "Амарнските архиви", документи, които са били разменяни между египетските и сирийски владетели през 1334 година пр.н.е. Древни надписи, оставени от римляните, след окупацията на района са доказателства за значението на града.

Надпис, открит от археологът Рихтер, показва, че градът е бил издигнат до ранг на метрокомия (Голям град) под император Александър Север (222-235) и е известен като Зорава.

През 1596 година селището се появява в османските регистри като "Мадинат Зура". С християнско население от 175 домакинства и 61 ергени и мюсюлманско население от 59 домакинства и 30 ергени. Данъците които плащат са: пшеница, ечемик, кози и/или медоносни пчели, воденици и джизие.

През 1840 година египетския владетел Ибрахим паша нахлува в региона и бомбардира църквата, причинявайки големи щети по стените и купола, но не успява да завземе града. По време на голямото сирийското въстание срещу френската колония (1925-1926), революционерите търсят убежище в Изра.

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This rambling, 2-story, wood-framed house evolved over quite a number of years and is categorized as Colonial Revival. It incorporates both a hipped and a gable roof with hipped roof dormers on the front, left and rear sides. Two 2-story wings extend from the central section, one from each side. The main section of the house is topped by a metal balustrade, as is a lower 1-story addition off the left side ell. It has three tall brick chimneys. The cladding is wood clapboard and it has wood corner boards, cornices, and trim. A porch is created by a recessed entry with the second floor over it supported by three chamfered pillars atop collared and paneled plinths. A secondary entrance to the right of the front entrance is also recessed with a smaller overhang supported by a single pillar matching those for the main porch. These porches are separated by a 2-story bow window topped by a projecting pedimented front gable roof. The earliest portions of the house have stone foundations. There is a 2-story, cross-gabled rear ell, with bow window on its rear facade. A 2-story, 2-bay-wide, front-gabled pavilion (projecting to both front and rear) to the right side was also added. Both additions appear to have been constructed sometime after 1939. There is a large circular driveway in front of the house, accessed from one point on Kemble Street, with adjoining parking area. The house is at a lower grade from the street necessitating a large retaining wall in the right front corner of the lot (recently constructed). Newly planted young coniferous trees have been planted between the driveway/retaining wall and the street. There are other mature coniferous and deciduous trees on the property.
NOTE: The 1905 Sanborn Map labels this property "Mrs. F. L. Sturgis" and "Clipston Grange." The 1911 and 1939 Sanborn Maps depict the same building footprint as the 1905 map. The architect is still unknown.
This once festive Lenox country house of New Yorkers, Florence Lydig and Franklin K. Sturgis, had almost been forgotten before its rescue and restoration in 2007 by the Jurney family in conjunction with their plan for Spring Lawn. The panel core of this fascinating structure is an old village house, which originally stood at the junction of Main and Cliffwood Streets. George G. Haven, a New York Stockbroker and a Lenox real estate speculator moved the old house to its present location in c.1893.
Frank and Florence Sturgis enlarged the house in 1894 in the Colonial Revival style adorning the roofline with a parapet, installing elegant bow windows in the dining room and study and adding a new reception room at the south end. A childless couple, the Sturgises were devoted to animals. Florence's family property is now the Bronx Zoo and Frank was a founder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The epitome of this dapper gentleman, businessman and sportsman, Frank served a term as President of the New York Stock Exchange, on the building committee of Madison Square Garden, on the boards of the Jockey Club and the New York Coaching Club.
Four years after Mrs. Sturgis died in 1922, Mr. Sturgis left Clipston Grange to the new and growing Lenox School for Boys which was at that time based in Sunnycroft which was next door.


Featuring Bowie band members and collaborators Mike Garson, Earl Slick, Gerry Leonard, Carmine Rojas, Bernard Fowler, Corey Glover, Lee John.
A cast of Stage stakeholders, board members, local celebrities, and community leaders "cold read" the comedy All in the Timing by David Ives.
Holy St. Patrick on a stick! Someone has stolen the pot of gold and now you and all the other leprechauns of Clover Union Local Number 7 have your little tails in a spin. The president of your local, Jimmy Jack Daniels O'Toole, is demanding that you get your wee bottoms over to the pub as fast as your little feet can go. If the International Fellowship of Little Knickers finds out about this, you'll all be turned into garden gnomes!
Tickets can be purchased online through Ticketleap at https://bville.ticketleap.com/ or by calling the Baker box office at 315-638-6039.
Join us to celebrate the release of the latest issue of Stone Canoe, the only literary journal focused on the work of authors and artists from Upstate New York. We'll have refreshments and enjoy readings by contributors to the issue, and we'll announce and award the journal's series of annual prizes.
Join us for a reading of a new play that is under consideration to be included in an upcoming season. April Sweeney, theater department chair at Colgate University, will direct a cast of professional actors for a reading of the new play Admissions by Joshua Harmon.
Founded in 1923, the Scholastic Art Awards are the nation's longest-running and most prestigious educational initiative supporting student achievement in the arts. Every year, students across the country in grades 7-12 are invited to enter original works of art in regional competitions. This year, over 2,500 students representing over 100 Central New York schools submitted 5,673 works of art, which was then judged by professional artists, educators, and photographers. The judges award first place (Gold Key), second place (Silver Key), honorable mentions, and special award honorees. Gold Key winners move on to compete at the national level, while a small selection of the Silver Key winners are displayed at the Everson.
Students of all ages perform traditional Irish dances.
Schumann Symphony No. 3, Op. 97, E-flat major, "Rhenish"
Works on winter and spring texts, including Poulenc's Un Soir de Neige, Debussy's Trois Chansons, choruses from Haydn's The Seasons, several Renaissance pieces, and more.
Lewis is a most unusual puppet who lives in a book. He loves stories but struggles a bit with reading. As the magical books in this engaging performance come to life, he discovers the fun and adventure of reading.
Featuring the work of a promising regional playwright, Bob Hupp will direct a reading of the new play The Picture of Oscar Wilde by Tanner Efinger.
Alison and Zoë Mullan-Stout are Irish-born sisters who have been singing together their whole lives. They are singer-songwriters who create enchanting harmonies with their poetic, folk-inspired lyrics. In recent years, they have been performing as an acoustic duo in the Central New York area opening for artists such as Richard Shindell at Auburn Public Theater and The Burns Sisters at Homer Center for the Arts. They draw inspiration from their Celtic roots, their love of nature, and from peoples' stories. Their all-original EP, entitled "Home Is...," was recorded at SubCat Studios in 2015.
Keyboardist Philip Fillion accompanies the 60-voice choir in a program featuring Handel's Coronation Anthems and the new LUX: The Dawn from on High by American composer Dan Forrest.
A first-ever reading of a brand new play in-progress by Larissa FastHorse and local craft beer by Empire Brewing Company. A talkback with the playwright follows.
Jeff Dunham is bringing his cast of characters on the road, as America's favorite ventriloquist tours North America on his 60-city Passively Aggressive tour.
Dunham recently released his latest standup special, Jeff Dunham: Relative Disaster, on Netflix. The special features Dunham along with his ill-behaved and slightly demented posse of characters — Walter, Achmed the Dead Terrorist, Bubba J, and Peanut — for a gleeful skewering of family and politics. Durham also plans to add a new character to his show, putting the 'relative' in Relative Disaster.
Dunham holds the Guinness World Record holder for Most Tickets Sold for a Stand-up Comedy Tour, and has more than a million YouTube subscribers and billion views. He's taped comedy specials for Comedy Central and NBC and his 2015 standup special, Jeff Dunham: Unhinged in Hollywood, debuted on NBC Primetime in the fall ranked as the time period's top non-sports program on the Big 4 in every key measure.
DJ Hellerman, Curator of Art & Programs, will screen and lead a discussion of recently digitized selections from the Everson's video archive.
In this talk, Professor Siegel presents the root causes for why the public on both sides of the political spectrum dismisses overwhelming scientific facts when making personal and public decisions related to energy, health, and well being. He will discuss the strategies used by both sides to defame the arguments of the other by using a personal example, and finally presents a way to communicate that can forge discussion and common ground.
Tickets are available by calling 315-218-4002 during school hours. Tickets will also be available at the door on a first come-first served basis.
There will be a special Cast Talkback following tonight's show. Redhouse Artistic Director Hunter Foster will moderate a talkback/Q&A with Fred Grandy, Ted Lange, and Director Vince Cardinal, along with other members of the cast.
Inspired by two elderly men that playwright Herb Gardner met in New York City's Central Park, the play focuses on the unlikely friendship between Nat Moyer, a feisty Jew with leftist leanings, and Midge Carter, a cantankerous, almost-blind building superintendent. Their dialogue unfolds like a vaudeville act as they bond together to battle the realities of growing up, growing old, and growing friends.
I'm Not Rappaport will mark a very special professional reunion as Redhouse favorite Fred Grandy (Gopher on The Love Boat) joins Ted Lange (Isaac on The Love Boat) on stage as the two aging friends. I'm Not Rappaport will mark the first time Grandy and Lange have worked together since their iconic roles on The Love Boat.


If you've spent any time researching the stock market or trading stocks, you've no doubt heard about Forex trading. Forex is the trading of currencies in the global currency market, and you do it through pairs of global currencies. However, trading Forex is also one of the more difficult and complex types of trading you can do, but it can be very profitable if you master it. Here is what you need to know to get started trading Forex.
The first thing you need to do is get a how to trading guide that can show you the basics of trading Forex. Someone like me could really use that. Study this guide and really start to understand how the market works. Learn the basics of currency pairs and other jargon unique to the Forex market. Also, learn about popular trading strategies like the carry trade, which utilizes differences in interest rates between two currencies to make a profit. Once you've done some reading, you're ready for the next step.
The next step is using a practice account to put what you read to practice without risking real money. In this account, you use play money to make real trades. This gives you a sense of real trading without the real risk. This allows you to practice your strategies and see how you do before moving onto real trading. See what works for you and learn what doesn't, and hopefully you won't repeat those issues with real money.
Practicing for me would be key since I am not that familiar for Forex. Hands on learning is also the best method for me. I think I would test myself out with fake money for a month or more before trying my hand at the real thing. Always good to be on the safe side.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 1, 2007) - Riverstone Resources Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:RVS) is pleased to report that a third drilling program has commenced on the Company's KAO property in western Burkina Faso, West Africa. A minimum of 5,000 metres of Reverse Circulation ("RC") drilling will be drilled on the KAO property, where the Company's recent RC drill programs have intersected wide zones of gold mineralization (See News Releases September 12, 2007, April 4th and 16, 2007). Drilling highlights include 1.47 g/t gold over 50 metres and 1.63 g/t gold over 34 metres. In addition, 2,000 metres of RC drilling will be carried out in late October on the Company's Yaramoko property, also in western Burkina Faso.
The drilling to date on KAO has partially defined a large gold zone within a four kilometre long geochemical anomaly. The gold zone is at or near surface, appears to be near horizontal and has been traced over an area that is at least 300 metres by 300 metres. The zone is open to the north, east and west. Initial indications are that it may also continue to the south at a slightly deeper level. Based on these encouraging results, the Company has commenced a third phase of RC drilling to in-fill and expand the gold zone. Approximately 50 holes will be drilled with the first results expected in early November.
The Company's Yaramoko project is located in western Burkina Faso in the Hounde Greenstone belt. The permit adjoins Semafo's Mana property on its southern boundary. The Mana deposit is reported to contain a reserve of nearly 1,000,000 ounces of gold and is scheduled to be in operation by the end of the year.
Mapping and sampling by the Company on the Yaramoko permit has defined several quartz-bearing mineralized zones over a strike length of 4 kilometres. Significant rock chip samples ranged in value from 1.52 g/t gold to 11.86 g/t gold. A minimum of 2,000 metres of drilling comprising approximately 20 holes will be carried out to test this promising target.
The Company maintains a rigorous quality control program involving the use of repeat assays, check assays at independent labs, inserted blanks, and the use of verifiable standards from an accredited Canadian lab. All RC samples were assayed using standard fire assay with atomic absorption techniques, with samples grading in excess of 2.00 g/t gold re-assayed with a gravimetric finish, at the independent Abilab Burkina SARL laboratories in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, which is part of the ALS Chemex group.
For further information about the Company and its activities in Burkina Faso, please refer to the Company's website at www.riverstoneresources.com and on www.sedar.com.
Paul G. Anderson, P. Geo is a Qualified Person for RVS and has reviewed and approved the contents of this release.


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We haven't talked about what chocolate does to the human body, but reaction to dogs.
Dogs should NEVER have chocolate. It is poison to the dogs body. It is like eating hardened bleach to dogs. It can make them sick, even death.
A substance in chocolate called theobromine is toxic to humans in very large doses, but animals are even more sensitive. Wikipedia says that for a dog to get theobromine poisoning, it takes about 50 grams (1.8 ounces) for a small dog and about nine 44-gram Hershey bars for an average dog.
So that is why you should keep the treat out of a dog's way.
If your dog is hungry, finish eating your chocolate and give the dog dog food. If the dog leaps up to reach for the chocolate. You must calmly walk away, if it starts to approach you and eventually chase you, run.
When a dog takes chocolate, even the slightest piece, it can do such harm to a dog's body. The chocolate melts in a dog's mouth quicker. And "Poison" begins forming in the dog's system.
It travels normally down the dog's system, but the dog itself becomes sicker and sicker.
When the melted chocolate goes through the deodunuim, it goes tocthe blood stream and spread everywhere. Leaving some brown layers on it.
When it goes down to the last part of the body, they dog will not be able to get it out and dissolve in your body leaving poison to afftect until treatment.
It depends if the dog gets treatment in time. If do, your dog will be fine and be back to normal. If not, may remain to be sick and it will pass through or death.
Make sure you get information online if your dog eats chocolate.


Before you bet with your bookie, you should analyze the match using H2H stats for Singapore vs Indonesia .
Do you predict Singapore or Indonesia to win? Submit your soccer prediction based on 1x2, Asian Handicap, Total Goals Over/Under, HT/FT, DNB, Double Chance or Correct Score to Tipsters Competition and you could win a prize if you are the top 10 winners.
Singapore v Indonesia predictions can be derived from the H2H stats analysis.
You could check the H2H stats based on Singapore home ground. Alternatively, you could view the past results based on Indonesia home ground.
The graph compares the results of Singapore and Indonesia in AFF Championship.
See also: Singapore vs Indonesia live score for In-Play soccer results. Hear sound alert whenever there is a goal or red card.
Singapore are in the 3rd position of AFF Championship.
Indonesia are in the 4th position of AFF Championship.