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Patients in the Providence, Rhode Island area may benefit from Restylane and Restylane Lyft injections. These are are cosmetic dermal fillers that replace volume and recreate youthful contours to smooth away facial wrinkles, enhance shallow contours of the cheeks and eyes, and correct drooping of the mouth corners and "marionette lines."
Restylane and Lyft are bio-absorbable which means that they will gradually be absorbed into the body. As the gel breaks down, water takes its place, and when totally absorbed, the Restylane gel disappears unnoticed from the body. How long a Restylane treatment holds its effect is very individual, but will typically last six to twelve months. This depends on many factors, such as your age, skin type, lifestyle, and muscle activity, as well as on the injection technique.
The results are immediate and at a lower cost than surgery. These treatments are not permanent and must be repeated to maintain the results. Dr. Doyle will evaluate your face to determine an individualized plan for the amount and type of filler needed to achieve the most natural looking results.
Results from Restylane Lyft
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Dr. Andrea Doyle would love to discuss your Restylane or Restylane Lyft filler options with you during a private one-on-one consultation. Contact our office online or give us a call to get started on achieving your own aesthetic goals.
Dr. Doyle is a board certified Rhode Island plastic surgeon who performs aesthetic and reconstructive surgeries to help change the lives of her patients in positive and empowering ways.

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The Chemical, Equipment, and Materials (ChEM) Reuse Program is operated by the Office of Campus Sustainability in partnership with Environment, Health & Safety. The ChEM Reuse Program supports U-M's waste reduction goal by enabling surplus chemicals, lab equipment, and materials to be used in other campus labs rather than being sent out for disposal. Any U-M Ann Arbor lab can donate usable items or request items free of charge.
- Protects the environment by reducing the overall volume of hazardous waste sent for disposal
- Reduces the cost of purchasing new materials if what we have meets your research or teaching needs
Requesting Chemicals, Equipment, and Materials
Click the appropriate link below and you will see a list of the available chemicals, equipment, or materials. The available items are distributed on a first come, first serve basis.
- Chemical (MISP Chemical Inventory, look at "ChEM Reuse Program's Chemical Inventory" under "Reports" for a list of chemicals we have available, then email requests to firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Equipment & Material (Mark your selections & submit form. Hint: if you press Ctrl + F a search box will display to assist you in looking for a specific item.)
- In Person – Researchers are welcome to set-up a time to browse our inventory in person. See available time slots here (currently Fridays) or email sustainable-labs@umich.
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You may also email requests and questions to email@example.com. We are happy to put requests on a "wishlist" if not currently in our inventory and contact you if it comes in.
Donating to the ChEM Reuse Program
The ChEM Reuse Program enables researchers and teaching labs to:
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CUBAISM HOTEL ADVISORY FOR AUGUST 2019. Uniquely all this year almost every hotel has availability & special offers: In August, most of the hotels in Havana are available. We have special offers in Havana, in hotels such as Saratoga, Aparthotel Starfish Montehabana. Roc Presidente, or Be Live Chateau Miramar and more.


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People using public transport in the Dutch city of Rotterdam have more to worry about than overcrowded buses.
An advertising campaign by health club chain Fitness First has seen the bench seat in one of the city's bus stops converted into a scale, ready to record the weight of anyone who sits on it.
When the seat is vacant, an electronic display on the right-hand side of the bus stop displays a number which hovers around 0kg.
As soon as waiting members of the public sit down however, their weight is displayed for all to see.
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Sofronas Edges Conway In Electrifying Opening Race at Calabogie
Sofronas said, "I had great battle with Kevin from the drop of the green flag which continued throughout the race. Hats off to the GMG crew, as they prepped the car fantastically and I was able to take advantage of better traction. I'd like to dedicate the win to Tom O'Gara and Parris Mullins from Lamborghini Beverly Hills and Jeff Kreitzman at Forgiato Wheel for giving me the opportunity to race."


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Embattled River Birch landfill owner Fred Heebe has filed a new lawsuit against a federal prosecutor, this one targeting First Assistant U.S. Attorney Jan Mann. The suit was filed in Civil District Court Friday. Heebe is claiming that Mann used an anonymous handle, "eweman," to comment on stories posted at NOLA.com.
Heebe in March unmasked federal prosecutor Sal Perricone as the author of comments posted on NOLA.com by "Henry L. Mencken1951." Perricone resigned after admitting he was the author of the comments, many of which criticized targets of federal probes.
No comments left at NOLA.com by "eweman" could be located.
"The posts were made on an old platform and did not migrate to our current commenting system," said Keith Marszalek, director of digital operations for NOLA.com.
The lawsuit, which can be read here, states that "eweman" commented regularly between November 2011 and March, but stopped when Perricone admitted his missteps. The suit also stated that 21 of the 35 comments found discuss the U.S. Attorney's Office or its targets. Some are reproduced in the suit.
One comment highlighted in the suit discusses the decision by Dominick Fazzio, the River Birch executive who is facing fraud charges in a case tangential to the landfill, to go to trial.
"The juries in federal court seem to uniformly find that the prosecutors are doing the right thing and proving their cases beyond doubt," it says in part. "Too bad for Fazzio if he is only taking this route because he is afraid of his boss. Does anyone see a pattern here?"
Fazzio's boss is Heebe.
Another email criticizes WWL-AM talk-radio host Garland Robinette, who admitted taking a $250,000 loan from Heebe not long after disparaging River Birch's competitors on air. Robinette has not been charged with a crime, but has been questioned by federal agents.
"His disgrace was selling his opinions to the highest bidder," it says in part. "How can any listener trust his statements on air after that? How do his bosses justify him not disclosing this before he got caught? If hypocrisy is one of the most damning traits, Mr. Robinemblind is the poster boy. He is a two bit journalist/artist/con man who needs to go ASAP."
The suit claims that "eweman" commits various typographical errors that are consistent with those committed in some of Mann's writings. Heebe used a similar -- though perhaps more sophisticated -- forensic analysis to make his case that Perricone was "Mencken."
In that case, a former FBI analyst noted that both Perricone and "Mencken" favored rare words such as "dubiety" and "redoubt."
The suit claims that both Mann and "eweman" use the term "fender lizard," to refer to "cop groupies."
Heebe is at the center of a sprawling probe examining the sharp-elbowed business tactics River Birch used to gain a near-monopoly on the landfill business in southeastern Louisiana. A recent NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune series explored that topic.
Mann did not immediately return a call seeking comment. A spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Jim Letten, Mann's boss, said Letten has yet to see the lawsuit and would have no immediate comment.
Kyle Schonekas, a lawyer for Heebe, did not immediately return a phone call.


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Your skin is the window into the condition of your internal organs and your conscience. What is going in inside you is reflected on the outside. Understanding the energy of foods and how they affect you physically and mentally are important steps to achieving a radiant glow. This takes time and patience, but it's worth the results and the money you will save. At the end of the day, you are going to purchase food and you are going to eat, so do you really need to be spending .9 billion on beauty products?
Another area of men's skin that needs attention is their hands. Like women, even men have dry hands and they too get irritated when the skin gets dry and itchy. For this men can use lotions and moisturizers that are meant strictly for men with no flowery, fruity scents.
Let's take a brief look at some of the best plant extracts. Phytessence Wakame is an extract from a specific type of Japanese sea kelp. This particular kelp has been used as a topical skin healer and also eaten for its health benefits by the japanese people for centuries.
Once you pass 40, the letters on those labels seem to get smaller and smaller. If you go to the store without your glasses, you are likely to come home with a tube full of cancer causing substances. The anti aging natural skin cure care on the market are not as well regulated as they should be.
For those who either do not yet have age spots or who have them but would like to avoid getting more, remember, one of the major causes of liver spots is the action of the sun. When you go out in the sun, particularly the mid day sun, you should wear a hat and sunscreen at all times. Follow this advice for life and you'll minimize the risk of age spots.
This is your skin's natural response to inflammation and irritation. This can be a common acne cause. Skin of color is highly reactive (negatively responsive) to irritation. Unfortunately in darker skin types, acne often leads to dark spots, because it imposes irritation to our skin. This is due to the hypersensitive nature of our skin.
The best products on the market that will help to reduce and avoid wrinkles are products that are rich in natural ingredients. These ingredients include specific plant extracts and natural vitamins and minerals.


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by Ivan Henderson Published December 30 2012
Young Country is an exhibition organized by the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts in Wilmington, Delaware exploring rural themes in contemporary art. Artists whose work appear in this exhibition juxtapose stereotypical images and ideas of rural...
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Some of these works did resonate with my sense of country in ways that brought back fond and not-so-fond memories. At the same time, this exhibition employs a BROAD definition of "country," which I...


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Building on the best-selling tradition of previous editions, Classical Mythology, Ninth Edition, is the most comprehensive survey of classical mythology available--and the first full-color textbook of its kind. Featuring the authors' clear and extensive translations of original sources, it brings to life the myths and legends of Greece and Rome in a lucid and engaging style. The text contains a wide variety of faithfully translated passages from Greek and Latin sources, including Homer, Hesiod, all the Homeric Hymns, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Herodotus, Plato, Lucian, Lucretius, Vergil, Ovid, and Seneca.
Acclaimed authors Mark P.O. Morford and Robert J. Lenardon--joined by new coauthor Michael N. Sham--incorporate a dynamic combination of poetic narratives and enlightening commentary to make the myths come alive for students. Offering historical and cultural background on the myths (including evidence from art and archaeology) they also provide ample interpretative material and examine the enduring survival of classical mythology and its influence in the fields of art, literature, music, dance, and film.
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text: (The following statement was released by the rating agency) NEW YORK, April 20 (Fitch) Fitch Ratings has affirmed its 'BBB-' Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) for Brandywine Realty Trust (NYSE: BDN) and its operating partnership, Brandywine Operating Partnership, L.P. The Rating Outlook is Stable. Fitch has chosen to withdraw the ratings of Brandywine Realty Trust for commercial reasons. A full list of rating actions follows at the end of the release. KEY RATING DRIVERS BDN's ratings and Stable Outlook reflect Fitch's expectation that the company will sustain positive operating fundamentals and appropriate financial metrics for the 'BBB-' IDR through the one-to-two-year Outlook horizon. APPROPRIATE LEVERAGE BDN's ratings reflect Fitch's expectation that the company sustains leverage in the mid-6x range through the cycle, which is appropriate for a 'BBB-' rated REIT with Brandywine's asset profile and operating strategy. BDN's leverage was 6.4x at Dec. 31, 2016. The company's fixed-charge coverage was 2.2x for the LTM period ended Dec. 31, 2016, relatively unchanged since 2012. Coverage has been burdened by elevated recurring maintenance capital expenditures due to relatively slowly improving office fundamentals. Going forward, Fitch expects coverage to improve to the mid-2x range due to manageable lease expirations and the company disposing of lower-growth, higher capital-intensive assets. LOW RELATIVE UNENCUMBERED ASSET COVERAGE Brandywine's UA/UD has generally sustained in the high 1x range, which is low for the 'BBB-' IDR. Fitch generally views UA/UD above 2.0x as more consistent with an investment-grade profile. METRO, MID-ATLANTIC FOCUS Fitch's ratings reflect the company's Mid-Atlantic, metro office property portfolio focus. Pennsylvania and greater Washington DC generated 85.6% of 4Q16 net operating income (NOI). The Pennsylvania portfolio is well-diversified across various submarkets, with the Philadelphia central business district representing the largest submarket at 37.4% of NOI. Fitch expects the company to continue growing its footprint in the CBD and metro regions over the medium term while reducing exposure to slower growth suburban properties in New Jersey, Delaware, Richmond and California. STRONG TENANT DIVERSIFICATION BDN has reduced its single-tenant exposure to the U.S. Government since Sept. 30, 2015 when the General Services Administration accounted for 6.9% of annualized base rent (ABR). IBM, Inc. ('A+'/Negative) was BDN's largest tenant as of Dec. 31, 2016 and contributed 3.8% of ABR for the quarter. SOLID PORTFOLIO FUNDAMENTALS Operating fundamentals have been improving, with cash same-store NOI growth of 2.3% during 2016. Fitch forecasts growth to advance into the low single digits towards the end of 2017 driven by stronger leasing and same-store core occupancy sustaining at around mid-90%, consistent with the 93.6% rate as of Dec. 31, 2016. LIMITED LEASE ROLLOVER Brandywine has a well-laddered lease maturity schedule with limited near-term rollover. 15.1% of base rent expires through 2018 and management has been proactive in renewing leases well in advance of expiration, which has contributed to higher than expected leasing-related capital expenditures. UNSECURED MATURITIES DEPRESS LIQUIDITY Fitch estimates BDN's liquidity coverage at roughly 1.0x, based on an $11 million deficit to expected uses when considering Brandywine's unfunded development pipeline, which is spread fairly evenly across four wholly-owned projects and BDN's remaining equity commitment to its 1919 Market Street real estate joint venture. 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When you go to the hospital to deliver a baby, no
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2004, the Angel Teddy Bear Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was formed with the purpose of
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Whether you're coming off maternity leave (or you're the supporting parent who's heading back to work), having a baby in the house effects everyone. Sleep is rare, the family dynamic has shifted and normalcy has flown out the window. So how can you best handle a major life change like a newborn, the demands of work, and remain a good parent and a good partner? No matter matter...[Read More]
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WWE Pay Per View Results
October 19, 2004Milwaukee, Wisconsin
October 19, 2004Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Dark Match
Sgt. Slaughter defeated Muhammad Hassan with Daivari via disqualification
WWE Intercontinental Championship Match
Shelton Benjamin defeated Chris Jericho
Fulfill Your Fantasy 7 Diva Battle Royal for the WWE Women's Championship
Trish Stratus defeated Molly Holly, Stacy Keibler, Victoria, Gail Kim, Jazz, and Nidia
Steel Chain Match
Snitsky defeated Kane with Lita
Hair vs. Hair Match
Eugene defeated Eric Bischoff
WWE World Tag Team Championship Match
Edge and Chris Benoit defeated La Résistance
Lingerie Pillow Fight Match
Christy Hemme defeated Carmella DeCesare
WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match
Triple H defeated Shawn Michaels
Steel Cage Match
Randy Orton defeated Ric Flair
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Hi guys! and welcome to my website.
It's been a while since i've posted on here, as my focus over the last year has been my youtube channel. My youtube channel is the best was to keep up with what I'm doing, where I am, and how my training and riding is going. In my latest vlogs i've announced my new bike sponsor for 2017, un boxed the new bike, competed in the NSW State titles and much more!
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Monkeys sleep in trees, often taking their time to select the best tree to sleep in overnight. Researchers have found that the tree selection depends on the monkey species, with different species preferring to sleep in different kinds of trees.
The monkey will select a tree based on the location of predators and the distance to food sources. They will also look to see where other monkeys are choosing to sleep in relation to their spot so that they choose an area with less competition for food. Most monkeys spend at least 12 hours of their day either sleeping or nesting in their sleeping trees. The owl monkey sleeps for 17 hours per day, the rhesus monkey sleeps for 11.8 hours per day and the squirrel monkey sleeps for approximately 9.9 hours each day.
One problem that faces monkeys in their sleep quest is human destruction of habitat. Humans have been destroying the forest and jungle areas where the monkey species live, including destroying the trees. This creates problems for the monkeys who are sometimes unable to find suitable places to sleep. It also means that monkeys are forced to sleep closer and closer to an encroaching human population. This leaves the monkeys vulnerable to human interaction as well as prone to eating human food that leaves them obese and unhealthy.


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High School Sports
State College pulls away in second half to beat North Allegheny in season opener
State College coach Joe Walker pointed to the scoreboard as he started to talk to his team at the end of the third quarter.
It showed the Little Lions extended a four-point halftime lead to 14.
The difference?
State College limited North Allegheny to seven points in the quarter.
The Little Lions' improved defensive effort helped them secure a season-opening 77-71 victory Friday night in the Skip Coleman Tip-Off Invitational. Drew Friberg scored a team-high 26 points and went 15 for 17 from the foul line for State College (1-0), while Brandon Clark added 14 and Tommy Friberg had 12.
"I was just happy with the way the guys came out with the amount of energy they played with," Walker said.
State College will take on Math, Civics and Sciences, an 81-75 winner against La Salle College on Friday night, in the tournament championship game at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. La Salle College and North Allegheny will play in the consolation game at 1:30 p.m.
North Allegheny's Curtis Aiken finished with a game-high 27 points against the Little Lions.
Aiken burned State College on backdoor cuts, drilled 3-pointers and created for his teammates in the first half. He scored eight points in the first quarter to help the Tigers build a 25-21 lead.
Aiken's 3 in transition pushed North Allegheny ahead 31-21 in the opening minute of the second quarter.
But State College chipped away at the lead and received a spark from Ryan McNulty.
The 6-foot-5 junior threw down a right-handed dunk in transition to pull his team within four points in the second quarter, bringing the home crowd to life. The Little Lions fed off the energy as Keaton Ellis came up with a steal moments later and finished a layup to continue to cut into the deficit.
"He always dunks in practice every single day," Clark said of McNulty. "We usually always have a dunk contest at the end of practice."
Clark said McNulty usually wins.
McNulty was fired up after his jam.
"It made me hype, the team hype," said McNulty, who finished with nine points. "Everybody in the gym just went nuts and I love it."
During a timeout shortly after his dunk, Walker had a message for McNulty.
The coach wasn't caught up in the excitement about the dunk — he reminded McNulty to get back on defense.
That was Walker's concern going into halftime with his team ahead 41-37.
The Little Lions' communication was lacking in the first two quarters. They weren't getting back after North Allegheny broke the press, and their zone defense didn't work, either.
So they went back to man-to-man in the third quarter.
"Third quarter was much better," Walker said. "You go from an average of almost 19 a quarter to seven. We want to hold people to under 12 so I was really happy with that effort change."
State College held Aiken scoreless in the third quarter.
Isaac Barnes accounted for North Allegheny's only two field goals in the period as State College built a 58-44 lead.
"We had a lot of momentum coming out of the locker room in the second half," McNulty said. "And I think the fans and the atmosphere really helped us make those defensive stops in the second half."
Drew Friberg helped State College seal the win in the fourth quarter, going 8 for 8 from the free-throw line and finishing with 10 points in the period.
Ryne Gery: 814-231-4679, @rgery


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Gronk unloads his Tampa mansion for a cool $2 million
Alas, just when Rob Gronkowski was given another long layoff from football and a chance to visit his Florida abode, his home has been bought.
The Patriots tight end, who put his South Tampa mansion on sale earlier in 2013, finally moved the property over the holiday stretch, according to the Tampa Bay Times. He got $2.08 million back for the place, which he originally put on the market for $2.4 million but was asking for as little as $1.6 million at one point, according to reports.
The property, previously best known as the football star's "party house," has several interesting amenities. The three-story pad has "a wood-paneled elevator, custom-built fish tanks and a casino-style security system," according to the Times. It was originally offered with a couple of jet skis, too, but the buyer did not end up taking those in the final sale.
Take a look at what Gronk gave up for more time in New England. You can find a tour of the property in photo gallery form RIGHT HERE.


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Hilgay is a civil parish in Norfolk, England, 4 miles (6.4 km) from Downham Market. It covers an area of 33.38 km2 (12.89 sq mi) and had a population of 1,341 at the 2011 Census.[1] For local government purposes, it falls within the district of King's Lynn and West Norfolk.
All Saints Church, Hilgay
|33.38 km2 (12.89 sq mi)
|1,341 (2011)
|• Density
|40/km2 (100/sq mi)
|OS grid reference
|Civil parish
|Shire county
|Sovereign state
|United Kingdom
|Post town
|Postcode district
|East of England
|EU Parliament
|East of England
Other places nearby are Fordham, Ryston, Southery and Denver.
Hilgay village sits on a raised isle, some 66 feet (20 m) above the surrounding fenland. Its elevation has become more pronounced as the draining of the fenland has caused the ground to shrink. It was notable in Saxon and early Norman times for the large numbers of fish and eels found there. Hilgay Old Bridge still crosses the river, but the newer A10 road bypass crosses just below it.[2]
The scholar and poet Phineas Fletcher (1580 -1650) became chaplain to Sir Henry Willoughby, who presented him in 1621 to the rectory of Hilgay, Norfolk, where he married and spent the rest of his life.
George William Manby, who lived for much of his life in Hilgay, is buried in the churchyard, and his memorial celebrates his invention of a rocket to send a line to ships in distress. Prototypes were tested from the roof of the church tower, and he was awarded £2,000 by Parliament, as use of the device had saved 230 lives by 1823.[3]
There was once a Hilgay railway station on the Fen Line.
Hilgay is part of the electoral ward of Hilgay with Denver. The population of this ward at the 2011 Census was 2,409.[4]
- ^ "Parish population 2011". Retrieved 28 August 2011.
- ^ "Hilgay, a village and a parish in Downham district, Norfolk. The village stands on the river Wissey, 2 miles (3.2 km) from the Ouse, 3 NE of Hilgay fen . station, and Market-Downham and has a post office under Downham Market. The parish comprises 7,860 acres (31.8 km2) of which 5,908 are in the Fens. Real property, £13,492. Pop., 1,624. Houses, 365. The property is much subdivided. The hall about ½ a mile from the village, belonged to the abbots of Ramsey, went at the dissolussion to James Howe, belonged now to the Jones family and was rebuilt in the Tudor style in 1840."[citation needed]
- ^ Blair (2006)
- ^ "Hilgay with Denver population 2011". Retrieved 28 August 2015.
- Andrew Hunter Blair (2006). The River Great Ouse and tributaries. Imray Laurie Norie and Wilson. ISBN 978-0-85288-943-5.
External linksEdit
Media related to Hilgay at Wikimedia Commons
- GENUKI(tm) page
- Map sources for Hilgay
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Penguins are always a fun theme, and kids love learning about them! Lately we have been all about adding in fun penguin activities to our learning, including this penguin shape roll and graph math center. Roll and graph games are always a hit with my students as they love anything with dice, and I love that this game not only works on shape skills, but on graphing as well!
Penguin Shape Roll and Graph
We are working on identifying and naming shapes, and this game works on six shapes total that are quite common to kindergartners; rectangle, triangle, circle, trapezoid, hexagon, and square.
The shapes have a unique twist to them though – they are shaped like penguins! Hence the title of the game, "Whacky Penguins."
To prep the game, I printed out enough of the recording sheets for each student to have one, and then I prepped the dice.
I used these plastic insert pocket dice – I LOVE them! You just slide the cards right in and they are reusable and so easy to use!
But, don't worry, if you don't have them, I included a fold and tape die in the download for you too so that you can still play.
I place a few dice and recording sheets in a math center, and to play all each student needs is one die and one sheet.
They roll the die, saying the name of the shape. First up was a hexagon! Then they search and find it on their sheet, coloring the space above it on the graph.
Keep rolling and coloring the spaces on the graph until one of the penguins reaches the top.
Then, you know which penguin is the winner!
You can also keep playing until they all reach the top, sort of like a graphing version of Bingo "blackout" if there is time. It's such a fun way to get practice with shapes, and my kids always love dice games.
Grab Your Copy
Ready for some roll and graph fun? Grab your free copy of the penguin shape roll and graph game by clicking the yellow button at the end of the post.
Then, for tons more wintry fun, hop over and grab our winter math and literacy centers!
More Penguin Fun
Looking for more awesome penguin activities for kids? Check out these 20 must-try activities from some super talented kid's activity bloggers!
Penguin Felt Busy Box // Teach Me Mommy
Penguin Sight Word Game – Editable // Playdough to Plato
How Penguins Stay Warm // Science Kiddo
Penguin Counting Mats // Mom Inspired Life
Penguin Letter Identification Freebie // The Simplified Classroom
Penguin Patterning Mats // Fairy Poppins
Penguin Labeling Printable // Letters of Literacy
Penguin Number Words // My Creative Inclusion
Feeding the Sight Word Penguin // Play & Learn Every Day
Penguin Pre-Writing Tracing Cards // Modern Preschool
Baby Penguin Alphabet Letter Matching // Fun with Mama
Penguin Shapes Roll and Graph // The Kindergarten Connection
Penguin Ice Races // Still Playing School
Penguin Rhyming Game // Sara J Creations
How Do I Feel Emotions Chart // Liz's Early Learning Spot
Penguin Syllable Sort Printable // A Dab of Glue Will Do
Penguin Addition Problem // Recipe for Teaching
Penguin 10 Frame Worksheet // Schooling a Monkey
Penguin Number Puzzles // The STEM Laboratory
Penguin Dice Addition Game // Adventures of Adam


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I found these wonderful words of wisdom on the Internet, as one does regularly nowadays, and it explains very clearly the magic of what happens with the regular practice of Yoga (embracing not just the asana but also the meditation).
The word perception means "to see." But it means seeing with more than just the physical eyes. It means more than just to understand, but "to realize." The English word "understand" implies a duality, as if you're standing under something. But to really realize something is to immerse yourself and have a complete experience of it—to become with that something. And what is realized, or perceived, during samadhi is the one-ness of being. Otherness disappears as you see your own Self in others, revealing that only Love is real.


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In the immortal words of Miss Paula Abdul and MC Skat Kat: two steps forward, two steps back. Things are still crazy busy around here, but I finally managed to tackle some reviews over the weekend – a bunch of Summer Simplicities from Blooddrop.
Summer Simplicities, you say! But it's not summer yet! No, it is not. These are actually LAST YEAR'S Summer Simplicities. That's how long it's taken me to get around to testing them out, which is really just the saddest. Obviously none of these are available right now, but maybe some of them will be when this year's summer simplicities come around? Maybe that. Also I just really wanted to get them out of my "to review" pile.
107: Beach Towel: This is as if you left the scent of your tropical vacation smothered into your plush beach towel; warm skin, coconut, fruity cocktails, tanning lotion, and your paramour's earthy scent.
Surprisingly perfumey. I mostly get musk and coconut in the vial, like suntan oil (don't use suntan oil, kids) on warm skin. Wet on skin it's all suntan oil at first, but then it gets really strongly musky and perfumey. I don't really get any coconut or fruit. It smells like a scented candle that would be called "Summer Nights" or, well, "Beach Towel."
108: Strawberry Soda: Sticky, sweet, and quite possibly the only soda that leaves you feeling thirsty after drinking it!
The most artificial strawberry. Syrupy, sugary, chemical strawberry. Wet on skin it smells, well, like strawberry soda. Artificial strawberry with a bit of fizz.
109: Blackberry Soda: Sticky, sweet blackberry soda.
I love blackberries. This doesn't smell like blackberries. I have a hard time distinguishing it from Strawberry Soda, to be honest. It's all just super-sweet, sugary, chemical fruit. On skin it has a similar fizz to Strawberry Soda, but it's less syrupy sweet and a little more tart.
110: Orange Creamsicle: Deliciously wonderful orange sherbet and vanilla ice cream.
In the vial, this smells EXACTLY like orange sherbert. Creamy orange, kind of artificial. There's a little bit of a chewable vitamins thing going on too – a kind of powdery vitamin c edge. Wet on skin it's more chewable vitamins, but the creamy sherbert-ness comes out after a bit. This smells good but so, so artificial. It's like one of those orange dreamsicles coated in crushed up Flintstones chewables.
111: Peach Pie: Summer's delight; peaches baked in a sugared, buttery pie crust.
Does what it says on the tin: peach pie. Sweet, syrupy peaches and buttery brown sugar. Wet on skin it's juicier, with the peaches taking center stage. It's not a complex scent (obviously, these are simplicities) and it still does smell just a touch artificial to my nose, but it's a nice peach. This is the only one of the bunch that I actually like.
112: Sea Shell: An accord of oceanic notes; sand, ozone, warm sun, scraggly beach pines, seaweed, and salt air.
Beach house bathroom candle. Wet on skin it's more subtle and warm, but only for a minute – it gets really strong and ozoney really quickly. It smells like an air freshener interpretation of a beach scent. Do not like.
113: Vanilla Tea: Gentle white tea infused with vanilla bean.
Blerrrrgh. I ordered this one before I figured out that Blooddrop's tea notes are usually pretty terrible on/to me. This is like… really strongly artificial vanilla-flavored tea. Wet on skin it's oddly fruity at first, but then does smell like huffing a vanilla-scented tea bag.
114: Watermelon: The ripest of the ripe minus the seeds!
Watermelon Big League Chew. Or Hubba Bubba. Serious watermelon bubblegum. Wet on skin it's a bit less bubble gum-y, and a little more like watermelon juice or watermelon sorbet. As with most of these, it smells pretty artificial to me. Not bad, necessarily, but more like gum or sugary candy than real fruit.
Overall Thoughts: Obviously I didn't have much success with most of these. Blooddrop is really hit-or-miss for me, emphasis on the miss. There are a handful of scents I've really enjoyed (Les Madeleines, Charming, Epona, At the Diner After Rocky, and a few others), but the Simplicities especially tend to skew too artificial or perfumey for me, and that was definitely the case here. The only one of the bunch I'll be keeping around is Peach Pie – the rest are destined for the swap pile.


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Most vehicles nowadays come with a sensor built into their cars that tells them if something is wrong with their tires. Tires play an important role in vehicle crashes and if they are not up to par, then the risk of further damage and injuries increases to all parties involved in the crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) conducted a study that analyzed tire factors in the pre-crash phase of vehicle crashes.
Factors Associated with Vehicle Crashes
Your tires can make or break you in a crash. In the moments prior to crashing you can try to swerve or maneuver so that you do not crash but this is almost entirely dependent on how good your tires are (granted, inexperienced drivers who don't know how to handle vehicle crashes may ultimately still crash).
Prior tire damage was present on 31.6% of vehicles and caused 11.7% more vehicle crashes than expected. Likewise, tire pressure plays a big role in an accident. Tires underinflated by over 10% the recommended inflation had many more tire-related crash problems in the pre-crash phase. Vehicles that had a tire pressure sensor built in had fewer problems with over or under inflation.
Tire tread depth determines how well your vehicle's tires can grip the road, especially during bad weather. Tires in the US with tread depths of 0-2/32" are not legally road worthy yet people still drive on them despite it being highly unsafe. In fact, 26.2% of tire-related vehicle crashes studied by the NHTSA had tread depths between 0-2/32".
Bad weather conditions increase tire-related vehicle crashes by 7.3%. Whether or not the road is wet determines, along with tire tread depth, how well a vehicle's tires can grip the pavement. In cold weather, which can lead to loss of tire pressure, there are slightly more tire-related vehicle crashes as compared to crashes in warmer weather.
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I haven't written here in a rather long time due to graduate school, and I sincerely apologize for that. I was just so busy finishing up my final semester and balancing that with an archival internship and my part-time job that I haven't had much time for anything else!
It's been a little over two months now since I finished my grad school coursework, and I'm officially going to be handed my degree in May. It'll be nice to officially be done with another part of my life, but now I'm in a particularly horrible limbo of not having a job yet and loans looming over me.
No regular work means no regular schedule, and in addition to that, my doubts and fears about not being able to get anything have crept in. Am I qualified? Am I competent? Is something wrong with how I interview when I do get those rare opportunities? Why don't employers want me? Does ANYONE want me?
My anxiety is naturally on the rise at the moment. I've been having panic attacks over things I don't normally have them over - yesterday I had one when trying to explain to a friend that I wouldn't be able to drive due to the hail completely icing over my car, and I'm still thrown off by that one today. I know having a library job won't solve everything, but it would go a long way towards calming me down and getting me back into a routine, something we Aspergian people thrive on.
A temp agency has my resume and I filled out and sent their form back to them yesterday, so hopefully I'll have a placement soon. In the meantime, I'm going to keep applying to every open library position in the greater NYC area and try not to lose my head.


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Starting now: take two pills daily to reduce anxiety.
Benefits may include: a new legally permissible allowance to actdoped at work, an unbridled capacity to sleep no matter how much
caffeine you had that day after two, zero fear of drinking onlya milkshake for dinner because never again will you worry about carbs.
Do not consume alcohol while on this substance.Do not operate machinery until you know how your body reacts.
Side effects may include: affinity for Baker-Miller pink,lack of depth, slurred perception, the sloshy wish-wash of
You can take as many as six mg per day, as needed toThis may just be a pill you're on for the rest of your life to
There's this drug, I don't know if you've heard of it.I think it would be perfect for you.
Starting now: take pills as needed to suppress male aggression.
Do not share your medication with others.Do not sell half your prescription for five dollars a pill.Keep them all. Take them all.
Side effects will include: increased intensity and propensity for seizuresif in withdrawal, a developed inability to make the chemicals necessaryto feel calm, a brain that begins to feel a lot like coral--blast-holed; hollowed, hard; open,shelled;
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Benefits will include: non-dimensional altered consciousness gatheringaround a fire, an addict begging for molly twirling her poi-gloved handslike the ocean, saying Fuck benzos, that shit will ruin your life
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In yesterday's post, I explained why you might want to develop a Metro application for Windows 8. Today, let's get started on the "how".
Set up a machine for development
First of all, you need to set up a machine for development. You need to be running Windows 8 on the machine where you are developing Windows 8 applications, so download the Windows 8 Release Preview.
Now, downloading and installing an operating system is not as easy as downloading and installing an SDK. Here are some options you have:
- Install Windows 8 on a spare machine.
- Install and boot Windows 8 off a VHD. Scott Hanselman described this process here.
- Run a virtual machine. Michael Johnson described this process using VMware Player here.
- Set up your machine to run dual-boot.
- (This functionality is not publically available yet, but I wanted to call out that it will be an option in the future.) Use "Windows to Go" and run the whole OS from a USB drive. There is a talk from BUILD on this here.
If you download the ISO, you will need to convert it into bootable media (a DVD or USB drive). Here is some official guidance from http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/iso:
The easiest way to convert an ISO file to a DVD in Windows 7 is to use Windows Disc Image Burner. On a PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista, a third-party program is required to convert an ISO file into installable media—and DVD burning software often includes this capability. One option is the USB/DVD download tool provided by the Microsoft Store. You can also download Windows 8 Release Preview Setup, which includes tools that allow you to create a DVD or USB flash drive from an ISO file (Windows Vista or Windows 7 required).
Finally, if you have the Samsung slate that was given away at BUILD, I recommend that you install Windows 8 using a bootable USB drive. Use a 4GB (no more, no less) USB stick that has been formatted as FAT32, not NTFS (to format: right-click on the drive, select "Format…", and select "FAT32" in the "File system" dropdown menu). Then follow the instructions in my teammate Doug Holland's blog post.
Once you are all set up with Windows 8, you will need to install Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows 8. Now you have your development tools.
At this point, your machine is ready. The next step is to choose a language.
Choose a development language
You have three choices of languages for development of Metro apps:
- XAML and C#/VB.NET/C++
- HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
- DirectX
If you are porting an existing application or website, that may make the decision easy. If I were porting a Windows Phone app that I had written in Silverlight, I would choose to port to XAML. If I were porting an existing website to a Metro app, I would choose to port to HTML. Both of these choices would require the least amount of work. (For more information, see my post on porting apps to Metro.)
If you are starting an application from scratch, make a decision based on your background and experience. For example, HTML is the best option if you come from a web development background and you've never used XAML or C#.
In the next post, we will take a look at Metro design.
Other blog posts in this series:
Part 1: Why Would You Want to Develop a Metro Application for Windows 8?
Part 4: My "Reveal a Picture" Algorithm and Basic Code


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Art 113 is an introduction to the materials and techniques of drawing, focusing on line drawing, rendering, and the use of perspective. This course will include the study of the drawings of old and modern masters. Six credits may be applied to the AA degree. (6 hours studio)
Recommended Preparation: ART 101.
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
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GIGLIO, Italy, March 16 (UPI) -- Refloating the Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia, which capsized in a disaster that killed 32 people, could cost more than $131 million, an executive said.
Peter Berdowski, chief executive of Royal Boskalis Westminster, made the estimate and said the operation is "without precedent," Britain's Daily Telegraph reported Friday.
The Dutch company, which won the contract to remove fuel from the stricken cruise liner, is one of six bidders for the contract to remove the ship that has lain off the coast of Tuscany since running aground in January.
The newspaper said some rival bidders have proposed cutting up the cruise liner, which would be less costly.
Carnival Corp., owner of Costa Cruises, said it could take up to year to remove the ship.
Thirty-two people died after the ship capsized Jan. 13 off the island of Giglio on the first night of a six-day Mediterranean cruise.


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Seoul [South Korea], Dec. 29 (ANI): South Korea has seized a Hong Kong-flagged oil tanker returning after allegedly transferring oil to North Korea.
The South Korean news agency Yonhap quoted the officials as saying on Friday that the authorities took and searched the vessel, Lighthouse Winmore, when it entered the country's Yeosu Port on November 24 after transferring 600 tons of refined petroleum to a North Korean vessel on October 19.
A ship-to-ship transfer of any goods to North Korea has been prohibited by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as per the Resolution 2375, adopted in September.
The ship, loaded with the Japanese refined petroleum, was claimed to be heading to Taiwan.
However, the vessel not going to its claimed destination transferred the oil to North Korean vessels in international waters in the East China Sea.
"The actions taken will be reported to the UNSC sanctions committee on North Korea in the future," according to the authorities. "This marks a typical case of North Korea shrewdly circumventing UNSC sanctions by using its illegal networks."
South Korea gas shared the details with the United States for further investigation. (ANI)


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This year the format was slightly different. Following on from a preliminary round held at the beginning of the term, each House was represented by two swimmers in every event. For every event there was a heat and a final.
The races were strongly contested and noisily supported.
When all the results are taken in to account the winner of the Swimming House Cup this year is School.
The winners of the Victor and Victrix cups are appended below. In Year 5 Girls it was a close contest between Florence M and Melissa J and in Year 4 Boys between Sam W and Wilfred B with only one point separating these swimmers.
Special mention should go to Joshua L and Wilfred B who also achieved new records.
Well done to everyone!
Year 3
Victor Ludorum Rory S and Cassius V
Victrix Ludorum Alice W
Year 4
Victor Ludorum Sam W
Victrix Ludorum Jessica H and Evie H
New Record:
18m Breaststroke Wilfred B 18.14 (old record 19.46 also matched by Sam W.)
Year 5
Victor Ludorum Joshua L
Victrix Ludorum Florence M
New Records:
25m Breaststroke Joshua L 21.5 (old record 22.10)
25m Back crawl Joshua L 19.86 (old record 20.6)
Year 6
Victor Ludorum William D
Victrix Ludorum Emily T
Morgan Cup (boys) 50m Oliver B
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Artifact Details
TitleLINC CRT display unit
Catalog Number102731168
TypePhysical object
Dateca. 1973
Identifying Numbers
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Dimensionsoverall: 9 1/2 in x 19 1/2 in x 19 1/2 in
DescriptionThe object is a metal unit housed in a blue wooden case (open in both the front and the back). On the front of the object are 3 metal panels on which are mounted a display (4.5 in wide by 3.5 in tall) and various knobs and connectors. Sample strings on Dymo labels attached to the front of the object are "GERSTEIN LINC," "ZACKS," "INTENSITY," and "FOCUS." Also on the front of the object is a sticker with a list of dates when the heads were cleaned; the dates range from 1973 to 1977. On the back of the object are a fan and 3 connectors (one labeled "FOR 117 V"), a fuse, and a slide switch.
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Taking a tour of college baseball diamonds while checking on some past and future Cape Leaguers, we find..... Another example of what makes baseball a strange and wonderful game. Air Force went into Friday's game against Texas Christian with a 5-16 record. Falcons starting pitcher Alex Truesdale's line shows that he allowed 14 hits and 10 earnel runs. �-A0Not a recipe bor success when/going up against the #5 ranked team in the nation - especially when the Horned Frogs starter was the highly-touted Matt Purke'(Falmouth; !2710) who was!C2�drafted 14th overall by thi Texas Rangers hast June. Of course, Air Forca beat TCU, 14-11. Purke only lasted 2.1 innings while giving up 6 runs on 5 hits and a walk.
Purke's TCU teammates, Kyle Winkler (Falmouth; '09, '10) and Kaleb Merck (Falmouth; '10) are well on their way to a solid season. Winkler has made 5 starts and is 3-0 with a 1.98 ERA. In 8 relief appearances, Merck has a 0.69 ERA and the opposition is hitting just .211 off him.
One of yesterday's most impressive pitching performances was turned in by Virginia Tech's Justin Wright (Harwich; '09). Wright tossed a four-hit shutout and went the distance in Tech's 7-0 win over Wake Forest.
Not to be outdone, Vanderbilt's Sonny Gray (Cotuit; '10) gave up 4 hits over 7 shutout innings in a 7-0 win over Kentucky. Gray struck out 6 while walking 3.
Highly-anticipated pitching matchups often don't live up to expectations. That wasn't the case in Chapel Hill on Friday when Georgia Tech's Deck McGuire squared off against UNC's Matt Harvey (Chatham; '08, '09). McGuire allowed 6 hits and struck out 10 in his 7 innings of work. Harvey also went 7 innings and allowed just 3 hits while striking out 11. Both pitchers gave up just one earned run. Harvey issued 6 walks which hurt his cause in a game Tech eventually won, 2-1. Harvey threw 135 pitches on a rainy day when the temperature was only 50 degrees.
#9 UCLA remained undefeated (19-0) on Friday when Tyler Rahmatulla (Chatham; '09, '10) stroked a two-run double in the bottom of the eighth inning, leading the Bruins to a 4-3 win over Cal Poly. Rahmatulla batted a paltry .101 in 27 games for the Anglers in 2009 but he is off to a torrid start this spring, leading the Bruins with a .453 avg. Trevor Bauer (Y-D; '10) improved to 5-0, giving up just five hits in eight innings. Bauer recorded nine strikeouts on the way to lowering his ERA to 2.33. Opponents are batting just .170 off Bauer. Dan Klein (Chatham; '10) maintained his 0.00 ERA over 13 appearances as he retired the three batters he faced in the ninth to earn his fourth save.
Through Friday's games, we see that Massachusetts-produced players are having eixed results fov their college peams. (East Bridgewater/Franklin Pierce/Brewster; '10) is batting .351 with 2 HR and 11 RBI. Dowd's Ravens teammate, Joe Flynn -28Plymouth/Wa~eham; '10! has made 3 starts and is 1-1 wath a 4.11 ERA. Opponents are hitting .302 off Flynn. Sticking with the Gatemen for a moment, Steve Perakslis (Abington/Wareham; '10) has started 3 games for Maine and is 1-2 with a 5.79 ERA. Perakslis has struckout 23 batters in 23 innings but has given up 26 hits and 13 walks to go along with 5 wild pitches and 4 hit batsmen. Keith Bilodeau (Sagamore/Maine/Wareham; '09, '10) has not factored in a decision but has struggled with a 10.54 ERA in 13.2 IP. The opposition is batting .344 off Bilodeau and his WHIP is 2.27.
Jack Leathersich (Beverly/UMass-Lowell/Orleans; '10) has made 4 starts and is 1-2 with a 7.65 ERA. He has struckout 17, but has issued 14 walks.
Despite working only 11.2 innings over his three starts and producing a 6.17 ERA, Drew Leenhouts (Franklin/Northeastern/Harwich; '10) has won his only decision.
In 10 inningw covering 5 gamas, Tulane's Kyle McKenzie (Boston/Harwich; '10) is 1-1 with a 11.70 ERA. McKenzie has allowed 17 hits, walked 7, and opponents are batting .378 off him.
Mike Yastrzemski (Andover/Vanderbilt/Cotuit; '10) has started 14 of the 21 games he has appeared in. Yastrzemski is batting .255 with 1 HR and 6 RBI.
That's all for the Massachusetts contingent, but sticking with Vanderbilt we see, despite the opposition batting .315 off him, Jack Armstrong is 3-0 in his 6 starts. Armstrong gave up 10 hits and 7 earned runs in 5 innings but did not factor in the decision as Vanderbilt's offense provided just enough support in a 9-8 win over Kentucky on Saturday. Russell Brewer (Hyannis; '08, Chatham '09) is 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA over 14 IP. Chase Reid (Harwich; '09) is 4-1 with a 1.57 ERA. Jason Esposito (Falmouth; '09) is batting .360 and leads Vandy with 5 homeruns and 29 RBI.
Bryan Morgado (Bourne; '09) has been one of the few bright spots for Tennessee this spring. Despite a 2-2 record and a 4.42 ERA, opposing batters are hitting just .178 off Morgado. Tennessee shortstop Zach Osborne (Hyannis; '10) has 4 homeruns and 16 RBI to go along with a .299 average.


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Osher NRC 2016 Webinar Series
Announcing the 2016 National Resource Center for Osher Institutes monthly webinar series!
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On the third Wednesday of each month, a live webinar will be offered, complimentary to anyone in the OLLI Network (staff, volunteer or member). These webinars will be presented using Adobe Connect, the NRC's choice for interactive, online meetings. Each webinar will be one hour beginning at 2:00pm eastern/1:00pm central/noon mountain/11:00am pacific/10:00am in Alaska and 9:00am in Hawaii. Webinar topics will cover a variety of areas of interest indicated by Osher Institute directors and volunteers in the 2015 national conference feedback survey. Presenters will be OLLI program experts recruited from the Osher Network. Each webinar will provide the opportunity for participants to view notes and slides, ask questions, make comments, and view the presenter live. Webinars will be recorded and available in the secure area of Osher.net via log-on credentials provided to each Institute director.
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In this update: Jessi drives the Mint 400; and a 1948 Tucker seen up close!
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A busy day at the hangar today as Cory Mitchell, Steve Rima, Steve Wallace, Von Armstrong, Jason Mitchell, Chris Greene, Trish Wood, Omar Chramosta, Keith Zanghi, Les Holm, Ed Shadle, and our newest team member Jack Eystad, spent another day working on the North American Eagle™ Jack joins the team as an expert on aerospace parachute maintenance and repair. He will be working with Chris Greene and Jason Mitchell in support of the parachute operations.
Jessi Combs and her team at the Mint 400
Jessi got her Mint 400 license!
While most of the team was dodging intermittent snow in the Seattle area, Jessi Combs was enjoying the warm weather competing in the Mint 400 off road race. We wished her good luck.
Eric LeMay and Ed Shadle next to a 1948 Tucker
1953 George Barris built Studebaker
Keith inspects the 7 foot long model of the Eagle
Today Von Armstrong, Trish Wood, and Keith Zanghi traveled to the nearby LeMay Museum to help Ed Shadle present "Challenging the World Land Speed Record" to patrons of the museum. The LeMAY Family Collection Automotive Museum, located in Spanaway WA, contains a plethora of automobiles on display for the viewing public. Even Jay Leno would be impressed with the collection of Duesenbergs. In the audience was Eric LeMay, grandson of the museum's founder Harold LeMay. He gave Ed and Keith a tour of some of the unique vehicles in the collection, including a 1948 Tucker.
Ed & Les model our brand new David Clark Hearing Protectors
Long time sponsor of the Eagle, The David Clark Company has sent us some hearing protectors to try out. The start crew uses David Clark headsets exclusively for critical communications with each other. Now other team members can enjoy the hearing protection using the very effective David Clark Hearing Protectors.
Jack Eystad newest team member
Glenn from Electronic Dimensions
Steve Wallace was at his favorite electronics store in Tacoma: Electronic Dimensions. A longtime friend of the project, Glenn Galati has been helping us out. Steve was searching for a 24 volt power supply.
Les Holm finishes the new hydraulic system
For the past three weeks, Crew Chief Les Holm has been leading up the efforts to replace our steering system. The new "Fly by Wire" will yield accuracy of steering positioning within a few hair thicknesses. Weeks ago Les gutted the hydraulics bay and began the process of reconfiguring the new system. Throughout the process, different team members have been adding their talents that are reflected in the final product. Weeks ago David Martinson welded up the new platform; Lars Pedersen has been burning the midnight oil at his machine shop in Longview WA; Cory Mitchell is heading up the rewiring power supply and his brother Jason has been turning wrenches with cousin Les. The new system is cleaner, simpler and easier to maintain. Next week we will start the process of installing the electronics.
Steve Rima, Keith Zanghi and Jason Mitchell work on the mobilizer winch
Eagle being towed with mobilizer
Another task completed this weekend was the rebuild of the mobilizer used to tow the Eagle out to the lakebed. After 53 runs, highly alkaline dirt has taken its toll on the mechanical and electrical systems on the WARN Winch. It was one of those things that kept working and stayed out of sight out of mind in the trailer. At last year's test session, we started getting telltale hints things were going south. Over the past few weeks, the team has completely dismantled, repainted and replaced worn out components. With brand new Cortland Puget Sound Rope and a shiny new paint job, the unit works and looks great!
Trish Wood installs fasteners on the parachute belly pan
In two short weeks, the North American Eagle™ hangar will be hosting The Association of Museums tour. Museum directors from all over the world will come and visit the Eagle hangar. We are a satellite of the world famous LeMay Family Collection of Automobiles. Started by its founder, Harold LeMay, the museum has the largest automotive collection in the world.
The team this week was busy re-assembling the fairings and getting the Eagle in "Race Trim" Ed was on top of the Eagle applying wax to bring out the shiny signature livery.
Blast From The Past
A Fixer Upper
Pete Knight flying 56-0763 and Joe Engle flying the X-15
One man's junk is another man's treasure is a fitting idiom for the North American Eagle™ Project. It is hard to believe the top photo above is the Eagle on its death bed. Once a proud contributor to the space program and flown by this country's greatest test pilots, 56-0763 went from foster home to foster home until the men and women from North America Eagle formally adopted her. The "surgeons" on the team pulled the aircraft out of ICU and gave it new life as North America's challenger for the 763 mph world land speed record. We are so close to our goal with over 53 runs to date and a top speed of 515 mph.
S&S Turbine Services provides 45,500 horses for the Eagle
Dassault Systèmes offers 3DEXPERIENCE
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Bernard Charlès and Phillip Forestier at COE
Mr. Charlès is the Vice Chairman , CEO and Mr. Forestier is the EVP, Global Affairs and Communities. Dassault Systèmes is a long time sponsor of the North American Eagle™ providing CATIA design Software solutions, working closely with IDEX Solutions. We have made numerous appearances at COE Conventions in Las Vegas and Orlando, along with The European CATIA Forum in Paris France.
LeMay Family Collection is a long time sponsor of the North American Eagle™
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As I drove in my car the other day(which I do a lot as the mother of school age children), I was listening to a radio program and there was much discussion about resilience. I have not been able to stop thinking about the relevance of this word as the holidays approach and our country is experiencing such economic turmoil. This is truly a time that will test the resilience of all of us. What is resilience? Webster defines it as "an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change."
For those of us who have battled cancer or other diseases we have had our resilience tested already. We have struggled our way through surgery and chemotherapy and know the hardship of physical illness. But there are others who will be tested in different ways. I know some people who are on the brink of personal financial crisis and their ability to adapt may be tested soon.
How do we prepare our children to be resilient in a society that gives children everything they could ever want? In spite of the fact that I was ill, I am not sure that my children easily adapt to misfortune. They get upset if things don't go their way. My son was very distressed because I forgot to give him a few dollars for the toy sale at school. It was a simple oversight on my part but it ruined his day. He felt left out and blamed me for his misery. I wonder what, if anything, I am teaching my children when I get reactions like this. As we all know, there is going to be less of everything this year in this economy and perhaps this mistake on my part was actually a good teaching moment. Some families don't even have money for a toy sale. Maybe our mothers had it right all along. Perhaps I need to use the starving children in Africa line a little bit more to get my point across.
Regardless of this, we will push on and hopefully dig deep in our hearts to deal with the hand that we are dealt. It is through inner strength and the help of others that we will continue to persevere in spite of obstacles like illness and financial difficulties in this holiday season.


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TUITION & SUPPLIES: $13,625.00 (includes classes, tools, books and bunkhouse)
CLASS DATES: A new class begins every Monday View Schedule
SCHEDULE: Monday though Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
This twelve week horseshoeing course is intended for the person who is interested in pursuing a career in horseshoeing. This course will teach you everything you can learn in horseshoeing school. Graduating from this course you will have the you with the technical and business skills to start and run a successful farrier business.
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Curriculum is same as eight week course with the following Course outline Enrollment Orientation. Issue basic tools, Assign forges and anvils. Students are taught how to start fires and how to bend and shape shoes. Students are given help, by the instructor any time during the course with any problems they might have utilizing the forge. They are taught how to punch nail holes in the shoes. Students are shown various videos concerning basic fundamentals of horse shoeing, common hoof problems, therapeutic shoeing and corrective shoeing.
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We want YOU! - to participate in this mean chain-like blogging event that's going on - that's right, it's coming to get ya, it's coming to get ya! Be afraid, very afraid... Somehow, I got stuck with it too, thanks to the ever so lovely OsloFoodie - just because she's got a soft spot for me! Aww, that's so sweet! (grr, grr!;-)) There seriously are some very well-written and educational- in-the-world-of-music-posts out there!
Alright: Confession time: I was sorta hoping it'd be passed my way some time - you know, noone likes being picked last! I've loved reading everyone else's (even though half the time I have NO IDEA what the music they're talking about is!) It's actually kind of refreshing to get to know something about all of ye food bloggers out there that hasn't got anything to do with food...
I'm pretty easy with regards to music, my Dad is an opera fanatic and used to take me all the time when I was a little girl (In fact he's taking me to Bayreuth to see Wagner this summer - pretty neat, eih?) and I therefore range from opera over pop to - okay, not all the way to death metal, but I'll live with it if I have to! That said, I like my pop music as much as the next pony-tailed, lollipop-licking, pink t-shirted girlie-girl!
I'm a huge fan of almost anything Danish and try to support the national music scene as much as I can, mostly by buying CD's, and by NOT downloading. Concerts are not really something that eats up my pay cheque, and no, I've never been to a Roskilde Festival. But I love music. I am seldom at home without the stereo playing, be it a CD, minidisc or radio, and I love the way music can make your day brighter, comfort you when it's grey and dull outside - how you can mix and match music to suit your mood.
Anyway, here goes:
What is the total amount of music files on your computer?
Hang on, have to check.... GAH! 874 MB! Why Sweet Mother of....! No wonder my computer's so slow! I don't have an mp3 player, but I gave my boyfriend one for Christmas and of course want one for myself now! (Umm - just realized this is nowhere near much music - still...)
The CD you last bought?
Easy. Danish artist called Juncker, album called "Snork City" - I had to buy it, 'cause it had a song on it that I had to listen to before I went to my exam (Yeah, I do get superstitious about these things...)
What was the song you last listened to before reading this message?
Ahem... "Anywhere I roam" by Metallica - Not something I'd usually listen to, but Boyfriend was DJ'ing and as he lives here to, he gets to decide every now and again :-) I'm such a nice person!
Write down 5 songs you often listen to or that mean a lot to you.
It changes a lot! There's always a current favorite that I can listen to over and over again (often coincides with my exams, I go just a teeny bit obsessive around that period) - this time around it was "Sotto Voce" by beforementioned Juncker. The lyrics are somehow very touching, but they fail miserably when translated, if you know what I mean! Try this, if your Danish is good :-) - they have samples of the music too!
Anything by Jamiroquai, especially "You give me something", but also "Falling", "Corner of the Earth" and "King for a Day" - Hubby and I can always agree on listening to Jamiroquai, if on nothing else!
"The Boy is Mine", a duet, sung by Monica and Brandy - from the days when J, my best friend now living in Florida, and I was out every weekend (and then some!) - we were young (still are, I have to add for good measure!) and the world lay at our feet (And umm - it still does?!)
"Rock your Body" - don't you DARE laugh! Justin Timberlake, yes indeed! My old study buddy and I used to put it on HIGH and dance in the living room when everything just got to be too much and we needed to think about something other than studying! It works, try it! (And anything that Pharell puts his fingers in is gold in my opinion)
"LA is my lady" - good old Blue Eyes. I don't know - well, yes, I guess I do know. It's exactly as grand as you could wish for a tune - I love the last part where he goes: "and that's why - LA is my Lady - LA is my Lady - and you're looking at a man that - doesn't ever plan to - kiss his lady - bye bye" - I mean, I wanna be LA and Frankie to be my man!
Zero 7 - and Tue West - and Marvin Gaye - and Westlife - Aretha Franklin - and Eric Gadd - Röyksopp - uh, and Maroon 5 - Ouh, five is way to little!
Who are you going to pass this stick to (3 persons) and why?
Cathy of My Little Kitchen - because I love her blog, because she lets me co-host dining with the Bloggers with her, and because I'd really like to know a lot more about her, so why not start with the music part?
Niki at Esurientes - The Comfort Zone - She's so far away, yet she seems so close! She sings in a choir, so I'm sure she's got some interesting music there...
Julie, at her new-born blog A Finger in Every Pie - because Julie's my friend, whom I met at Nigella's Kitchen (along with a bunch of other fantastic people!) She introduced me to the world of food blogs and hence, got me thinking I might be able to do one myself. I haven't (yet) met her in real life, but hope the day will come soon, complete with cake and Meyer lemons in NY...
So time will show if I'll be covered in rotting tomatoes, or if they, like me, will consider it a weird sign of affection to be given this torch...