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Rated 3 out of 5 by Regina39 Our stay was good, but Hotel gets a grade of C. We moved twice until we found a cool and room that didn't have a smell. Overall it was an average Hotel. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by seligmanwaite Steve is an excellent bartender I only reacted with the staff at check in and check out except for a couple of nights at the bar. Steve, your bartender is an exceptional individual. While watching and talking to him, I was pleasantly surprised to see his knowledge of drinks, his demeanor to all kinds of customers - even the less than friendly types - and takes care of everyone needs wihotu a second thought. Please give him my regards and know that you have a great member of your team with Steve. While I'm at it, your front desk staff was more than helpful and offered directions immediately to a restraurant during my check in. Everyone person I came in contact manged to make me feel at home and at the same time an honor guest. Great job. April 4, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by titania2014 Not up to expectation We stayed here only because of its convenience to a business appointment. 1st I fixed the toilet in our room - the flush chain had come loose. 2nd I had a drink in the lounge - was quoted a price then charged $1.50 more. I had to ask the bartender about it. No explanation or apology from him. 3rd there were lots of young people lounging in the lobby due to events at the hotel but no one seemed to care about their behavior. Did not present a professional appearance for the hotel. June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by WhiteSoxLover1 Great Family Vacation Place From the front desk manager's assurances on the phone before we arrived to the checkout this was a great stay for our family. We had two rooms for a White Sox Spring Training vacation. The Club Level Lounge was a nice amenity. The pool area and waterslide were well above average. The food and atmosphere in the restaurant was excellent, and the patio area was an exceptional place to sit outside and talk as well as eat. We had a 3-hour breakfast one morning with friends that was just wonderful. The quiet restful pace of the whole facility was also appreciated. We loved Phoenix and we loved the Sheraton Crescent and would definitely return. April 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by VIM84 Missing Amenities This is a lovely hotel - modern, clean and comfortable. However, it is the first hotel I've stayed in that I can remember that did not have a mini frig or a microwave oven in the room. Not only was this inconvenient for me, but this hotel is used by large groups (volleyball and baseball tournament players) whose families bring water and snacks to feel hungry athletes. The lack of these amenities made this very problematic. June 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brandon17 Great service and amenities We came to Phoenix for an event and decided to pick this hotel based on the amenities. We found the staff to be very friendly and accommodating. The water slide was a blast, and the food was delicious April 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jewelssss Overall good stay This was just a quick trip up to Phx to have some fun and for my daughter to enjoy the water-slide - she did, but some of the other guest,meaning other kids that were there using the slide were abusing the rules, and my daughter was getting in trouble for others kids doing. For example, like extending their arms to prevent them from sliding down the water-slide, and holding everyone up. Kids taking cuts in front of others. I would add this as being the parents doing, not the staff, but the staff person that was sitting there was not paying attention and did not say anything. Otherwise a great hotel, but the room was hot at night even at 69 degrees on the A/C unit. September 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by MoniB Exceptional hotel From the welcoming guest staff to the nightly happy hour, this hotel exceeded our expectations. We were there for spring training (baseball) but enjoyed the pool. We enjoyed the water slide and relaxing pool and hot tub; a great hotel for visiting the area or any spring training event. Housekeeping staff did an excellent job of cleaning the room and hallways and we felt safe throughout our stay. Restaurant staff remembered us from a previous stay! Outstanding service! March 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ecco50 Great value for price Stayed here twice in March and was very pleased. Because the price was very reasonable I was expecting the hotel to be very run down, and that was not the case at all. I was upgraded to the club lounge level and the room and food both met expectations. My only complaint is that they seemed a bit short staffed. On my first night of check-in I had to wait 18 minutes for check-in. There was a very long line and only one person working the counter. March 21, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by NoNowaterslider Needs work - Water slide closes @6? Are you kidding me? The largest draw to this hotel is the waterslide, but it closes too early, and is not open all day, you must request a staff member to open it for you, and the wait can exceed 30 mins. The manager said the rules were flexible, but the remaining staff were not under the same understanding, therefore no waterslide after 6 pm. Sad. June 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tigers7 Great Business Hotel This is one of the better business hotels I've stayed at for work. Staff is excellent from the front desk to the bell staff and the Concierge level. They remember you and take care of you. Hotel is well appointed. Would recommend this to any business traveler visiting this side of Phoenix. January 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by azsunfun Wish we were there longer! Only stayed 3 nights but it was wonderful. From the Staff to the Decor it was great. Everyone was pleasant & professional and if you had a question or concern it was answered immediately. I strongly recommend the Mahi Mahi "Tacos" (wrapped in lettuce not taco shells. They were so very tasty and moist (not fried or breaded). The room was clean and very comfortable. Went to a very large event and the dinner was fantastic. Everything was fresh and hot (or cold) as should be. Cannot wait to come back! June 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by FriarTuck Helpful! I arrived without a confirmation number for the reservation I had made online for a room paid with SPG points. Desk clerk was very helpful, as was the person she called for assistance in clarifying the situation. A new reservation was made expeditiously. When I got home I could find no confirmation email for the original reservation, which may indicate that i never completed the original transaction or that it had been deleted. In any event, staff resolved the issue promptly, for which I send my thanks. October 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Forbusinessandpleasure Nice older hotel I have stayed at this hotel solo on business and with my family. It is a very clean hotel, with many things to do immediately around the hotel. This hotel has a very nice pool, with a slide that the kids loved. They also have a small playground and sand box for the kids. They have always recognized my platinum status to a Club Floor upgrade. They have a very nice Club Lounge with a very good breakfast. The hotel is slightly dated, but well kept even though it is dated. August 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hopefull27 My Interview I was given this hotel to stay, the day before my important interview the next day. I was worried that the hotel would be as bad as the one I recently had to stay in before I had another interview. I was relaxed, everyone was helpful and very professional. My room was clean, the bed was very comfortable; my coffee maker didn't work, and they gave me an upgrade so I could use the club amenities so I could have the coffee before my big interview. Thank you to everyone! March 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mekcio Bad toilet Appears that the hotel was recently remodeled. Room was very nicely done although details are not addressed. Watch for the lose toilet ,got feeling that I will fall any moment. Mentioned to the reception none was done that day. Next day we checked out and mentioned again hope they will fix this time. June 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Oldpro1 Very relaxing Stayed for a couple of nights during Spring Training. The property is very well maintained and in a central location to all that Phoenix has to offer. The pool, spa, water slide area are nice. The Club Lounge is well appointed. The Rooms, particularly all of the 01 to 04 numbers are spacious and have a view of the sports facilities and the mountains beyond. Staff was accomodating, restaurants were slightly above average. March 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FrequentTraveler13 PEACE AND TRANQILITY I live in the "ANTARTICA" region of the United States of America. This hotel provided me with peace , tranquility AND MUCH NEEDED SUN. The club lounge is amazing and has beautiful views. The food was great. The peaceful garden downstairs was a true treat. I visit here to rejuvenate myself. My room was comfortable and I must thank the staff for doing a great job, March 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 this hotel has grreat customer service this hotel has the best front desk staff that I have ever encountered. You night front desk female, curly hair, may be african american is the most wonderful person in the world her can do attitude and the way she treats us is exceptional and I am sure we are not the only ones. And my apologies I forgot her name but not her face nor her kindness. October 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grammy One of the nicest hotels we've stayed in This was one of the nicest hotels we have ever stayed in and especially for the Easter rate that we received. Everyone was very helpful and friendly. The "Monsoon Water Slide" was superb for the kids - the pool area and playground was awesome. We will be back. March 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Donrob GREAT facility and staff The location is ideal for getting to every Spring Training park in the Phoenix area, as well as anything else in the valley. Having this location and a full service resort, and an amazingly attentive staff makes it ideal for visiting the area anytime. March 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick440 This hotel was like a breath of fresh air. After staying at many Sheraton Hotels I was very surprised on how comfortable and relaxed I felt at this facility. The room was large and I really liked the lighting in the bathroom. The club lounge was very clean and staff was a pleasure. February 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LoriD Great stay at this hotel! This hotel was at full capacity with lots going on and yet they offered great service. This hotel offers a great place for families with the pool, tennis facilities, water slide, and great service. Thanks for making my stay enjoyable! March 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JTHDRH Excellent Service I would like to compliment Travis, Jason and in particular Jesus for outstanding guest service. Their assistance, going above and beyond made the week at the property a wonderful vacation for the family. May 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by snowquail great service for several years your hotel has hosted a major event that I have attended which included several hundred people. I look forward to your excellent service every year and have never been disappointed. June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Candace luxurious comfort We spent a week in Phoenix and loved staying at the Crescent. We did not experience a single glitch. What lovely, friendly people. We'll visit again! March 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shrl Enjoyed the stay immensely We were pleased to find that all our requests were met, early checking, close to the elevator and tournament area. October 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by FIG75 great stay Extremely comfortable bed and pillows.I stayed one night and wished i could've stayed longer. October 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by skis HAPPILY SURPRISED not only was he room great but the food was most reasonable and delicious. October 16, 2012
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This egg salad was surprisingly nice. It was very creamy & tasty. As is, the salsa is not pronounced, just combines surprisingly well with the cottage cheese. It would be nice either as is, or with pickle relish and chopped onion, or with onion and pickled jalapenos/hot-sauce/extra-salsa (or fresh). -- Actually, I'm not typically a huge fan of egg salad so haven't been in the habit of making it. But because I found out that my husband has been missing egg salad, I've been working on trying to find an egg salad recipe that I could enjoy with him. If I don't find another recipe that I like better than this one, I'll be quite satisfied with this one. Hubs certainly enjoyed it a lot. However, I'll keep looking since I'd like to find an egg salad recipe that has some 'wow' factor for me rather than just a 'very nice' egg salad. Hubs for one says, "Yum!" as is.
Tasty salad..I think I added a bit more salsa.
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If the overriding communications plan is solid and what is said to the various audiences is compelling, the organization at large — and all its individual parts — are most likely to benefit.
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As a result of the trial fast-track asylum process that has been running in Zurich since January, children are being taught German in makeshift schools – in case their parent's application is accepted. The test project will run until September 2015 to see if it can serve as a model for Switzerland.
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Swiss State Secretary Mauro Dell'Ambrogio and Director General Robert Jan-Smits had an unofficial talk on the subject of Switzerland's participation in the Horizon 2020 research programme. As there yet is no official proposal by the EC, the content of the talks has not been disclosed.
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The discussion on language learning in primary schools in Switzerland goes on: An initiative in German speaking Switzerland claims, two non-native languages are too much for the pupils – while educational research is far more optimistic about small children's ability to learn foreign languages.
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Swissinfo, the news portal on Switzerland in 10 languages, has given a new outfit to its website. Among others, you'll find a new overview on education in Switzerland: From «Admission» to «Tuition» it explains what a foreign student, parent or researcher has to know in coming to Switzerland.
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Beginning today, June 10, a new exhibit at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle will put NASA in the spotlight. 'Destination Station' will show what it's like to live on the International Space Station.
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Filming for Oakley Week at headquarters began yesterday with Shaun White arriving by helicopter. Shaun shot his unique opening by flying in the Red Bull helicopter, piloted by Chuck Aaron and then skating his way up from the heli-pad to the doors of Oakley.
Once inside the lobby Shaun checked in with our receptionist and was escorted into the theater to a cheering crowd of fans. Without divulging too much about Shaun's show, he talked about shredding in his private pipe last year, his new video game coming out, the new goggle with Oakley and some funny stories on travel.
Check out the photos from his heli entrance. Today we are taping Bruce Irons and Ryan Sheckler's shows for Oakley Week, which look to provide some funny intros and great on stage stories with host Pat Parnell.


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Tacoma City Council members on Tuesday quietly approved a pair of settlement agreements that will pay two former employees a total of $320,000. The votes were unanimous.
The big payout – $275,000 – goes to Richard V. "Rick" Melvin, former manager of the city's Cheney Stadium renovation project. A second settlement – $45,000 – goes to Susan Perong, formerly a consultant with the city's Finance Department.
Melvin and Perong no longer work for the city. Both were fired. Both filed claims for damages on similar grounds, contending the city terminated them after promoting them into positions that lacked civil-service protection.
Perong's claim, filed in January, never reached the courtroom. Melvin's claim, filed in November 2011, turned into a lawsuit that worked its way to federal court and back.
On Sept. 23, the city suffered a legal setback in the Melvin case that prompted settlement discussions. Pierce County Superior Court Judge Vicki Hogan denied the city's motion for summary judgment, which would have ended the case.
Instead, Hogan ruled that arguments would continue, setting up a potential trial and arguments on the underlying merits of Melvin's claim. That decision spurred the settlements. While Perong's claim hadn't reached the lawsuit stage, the details covered similar circumstances. Plus, she and Melvin hired the same attorney, Joan Mell of Fircrest.
Both settlement agreements were signed Sept. 26 and sent to the City Council for final approval, according to city attorney Elizabeth Pauli.
Mell said her clients were pleased with the outcome.
"The city and my clients have reached an amicable resolution of their claims that relate to the city affording them their civil service rights," the attorney said. "My clients are pleased that the city has decided to reconcile those concerns by way of an amicable settlement."
Melvin's firing came in the wake of the $26.5 million ballpark renovation. In 2010, he was promoted to oversee the project. His new status eliminated the civil-service protections enjoyed by public-union members and certain other employees. In his original complaint, Melvin contended city leaders never made that clear.
The stadium renovation generated cost overruns of $821,000. That annoyed City Council members, who did not know until then-City Manager Eric Anderson informed them.
Records show Melvin's supervisors approved the additional costs, and the final project came in below its projected $30 million budget. In his original complaint, Melvin said he resisted adding other costs to the project sought by leaders in the city's Public Works Department.
Perong had worked for the city since 1994.
She had been an associate planner, but in 2002, she was appointed to a position as a budget consultant within the city's Finance Department. In summer 2012, the city targeted the position for a layoff. Perong invoked so-called "bumping rights" to return to her old position, which had civil-service protection. The city resisted that effort and terminated her in January.
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Interpreting dental radiographs is quite similar to interpreting standard radiographs except dental pathologies and radiographic
changes may be subtle and some pathologies are unique to the oral cavity. Also, several normal anatomical structures may mimic
pathologic changes.
This article highlights the most common oral and dental pathologies, which are illustrated by classic examples. Note that
in practice these lesions may often be less obvious. Continuing education meetings and consulting services can give you more
confidence with difficult cases.
Determining which tooth or teeth have been imaged requires three steps. The key involves the embossed dot on one corner of
the film.1-4 First, place the convex (raised) side of the dot toward you and do not flip the film over. (This step is automatically done
for you when using digital dental film systems.) This is labial film mounting, which is the accepted standard of the American
Veterinary Dental College for film viewing. This positioning orients the film as if you were looking at the patient from a
few feet away, and your eyes are in the same position that the X-ray tube was in when the film was taken.
Next, determine whether the image is maxillary or mandibular. Then rotate the film so the roots of the maxillary teeth point
up, as if you were outside the patient's mouth looking in. Rotate mandibular films so that the roots point down.
Finally, determine whether the film shows the right or left side. Identify which end of the radiograph is toward the front
of the patient and which is toward the back. Then imagine that the patient is standing in front of you with its nose pointing
toward the front end of the radiograph and facing that direction. If the patient's nose is pointed to the right, you are looking
at the right side of the patient's mouth. If the patient's nose is pointed left, you are looking at the left side. When positioned
as described above, views of the incisors have right and left swapped, similar to looking at ventrodorsal abdominal films.
So the left side of the correctly positioned film is actually the right side of the patient.
Numerous structures within the oral cavity mimic pathologic states depending on the placement of the tube head and film.1,5-8 Knowledge of normal radiographic anatomy will help avoid overinterpretation.
Alveolar bone
Normal alveolar bone (Figure 1) will appear gray and relatively uniform throughout the arcade unless it is near a tooth root or another anatomical landmark
such as a mental foramen. It is slightly more radiolucent (darker) than tooth roots are. It also appears slightly but regularly
mottled (uniform throughout the arcade as opposed to mottled in a single area such as with neoplasia). Alveolar bone should
completely fill the area between the roots and extend coronally to the cementoenamel junction. The root canals should all
be of the same diameter, allowing for root canal width differences in relation to the size of the tooth.
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ST. LOUIS — Superstorm Sandy provided little relief to key Midwest farming states vexed by the stubborn drought that climate experts suggested Thursday could press on for months, complicating winter wheat crops and next spring's corn and soybean plantings in the moisture-starved soil.
The weekly U.S. Drought Monitor update released Thursday showed that 60 percent of the land in the lower 48 states still was experiencing some degree of drought as of Tuesday. That's down nearly 2 percentage points from a week earlier, taking into account much of the fallout from the massive storm Sandy, which dumped more than eight inches of rain on parts of the Eastern seaboard.
Roughly one-fifth of the land in the contiguous U.S. remained in extreme or exceptional drought, the two worst classifications, according to the latest update, which is put out by the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln.
Dry conditions continued weakening a bit in some Corn Belt states, although far too late to help this year's withered corn and soybean crops. Farmers have nearly finished harvesting both crops, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and yields were well below what was expected last spring when farmers planted a record amount of acreage with the crops.
Iowa, the nation's top corn producer, saw one of the most-dramatic improvements, with half of that state still mired in the two worst categories of drought — a 13-percent upgrade from a week earlier.
The area of North Dakota gripped by some form of drought dropped 5 percentage points, to 90 percent, while Illinois saw that number slide by 18 percentage points, to 42.25 percent. Neither of those states now has any land in the two worst drought classifications.
Midwest farmers have turned their attention to their winter wheat crop, with little cooperation from the weather as about two-thirds of those plantings have taken place in drought-affected areas.
Kansas, the nation's top grower of the grain, isn't catching a break. Roughly 78 percent of the state is in extreme or exceptional drought.
That grim standing comes as 88 percent of the nation's winter wheat crop has been planted, which is 3 percentage points ahead of the average over the previous five years. Sixty-three percent of the latest crop has emerged, down modestly from the pace of 67 percent during the past half-decade.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - About a month ago, a man collecting cans found a body in a vacant field.
The body was not identified right away.
Now, police know who the man is, but they're still looking for his killers.
On Oct. 8, a man was walking through a vacant lot on Lewis Street in South Nashville. He was collecting aluminum cans.
"It's a vacant field and when he got closer to the back of the field he could smell an odor," said Brad Corcoran, a Metro police detective.
"He thought it might be an animal, so he got closer. When he uncovered a tarp the victim was found lying underneath a tarp."
Police could not identify the body until they gave photographs of the victim's clothing to news organizations such as NewsChannel 5.
The victim's mother recognized the clothing and told police the victim was 20-year-old Christopher Charles Hill. Hill lived on Lewis Street not too far away from the crime scene.
A witness reported seeing a white Dodge Ram pickup truck in the area.
Police want to talk to a stocky built black male named Shannon who drove the truck.
The truck had a Ram ornament on the hood, and there was damage to the left front turn signal.
The vehicle also had a temporary tag.
"A witness reported that the white pickup truck had a mace, a medieval type of weapon hanging from the rearview mirror that maybe a weapon involved in this case," Corcoran said. "So, we would like to find the pickup truck and the person named Shannon."
Initially, police could not locate Hill's 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer. Officers found the car on state Highway 440 near Nolensville Road more than a week later.
Police want to talk to whoever saw the person driving that car.
"It may be insignificant to them, but it may be important to the case," Corcoran said.
If anyone knows anything about the murder of Christopher Hill, call Crime Stoppers at 74-CRIME. Callers may remain anonymous and qualify for a cash reward if the information results in the arrest and prosecution of a suspect.


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February 22, 2013
President Obama reached out to Republican leaders Thursday to kick start negotiations on the "sequester".
The President called House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell to talk about the automatic budget cuts.
Congress has been on recess this week and when they get back next week, they'll have four days to work out a deal before the cuts will kick in.
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Dave taught in a number of schools for 11 years before joining the University of Birmingham. As well as teaching on Initial Teacher Education and with experienced teachers at Masters and Doctoral level, his research interests centre around the notion of the economy of personal time and effort in the teaching and learning of mathematics. Two particular themes are central to this: viewing the mathematics curriculum in terms of arbitrary (socially agreed names and conventions) and necessary (properties and relationships), with teaching the former being about assisting memory and teaching the latter about educating awareness. The second theme concerns the notion of subordination: practising a skill which is required to be used in order to engage with a separate main focused task. Attention is with the main task, but the productive learning is often with the subordinated skill.
These themes inform research carried out within various areas including the teaching and learning of algebra, the placement of attention, pedagogic issues relating to notation, the use of imagery, and the opportunities offered by technology.
Dave has produced a number of computer programs, including Grid Algebra, Developing Number, Multimedia Mathematics School and a set of files for dynamic geometry software, Active Geometry.
In 2013, Dave received the School of Education and College of Social Sciences Award for Excellence in Teaching for his novel and innovative approach to the teaching of mathematics, along with his nurturing and caring nature towards students.
Dave teaches on the secondary mathematics PGDipEd course and on the secondary mathematics Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course. He also works with experienced teachers on Masters and PhD qualifications. Dave is a member of the Department of Professional Development.
Dave works with a number of Masters students completing their MEd in Teaching Studies who have a particular focus on mathematics education.
Dave is currently supervising two PhD stduents: Danyal Farsani is looking at the experiences that Farsi/English bilingual learners have learning mathematics in a 'complimentary/weekend' school; Philip Borg is looking into the use of the computer program Grid Algebra within a school in Malta.
Dave is also supervising Leanne Foxall who is doing an EdD in Learning and Learning Contexts.
The use of the computer program Grid Algebra within primary and secondary school situations. A particular focus is on the way in which stduents appear to gain confidence in the use of quite complex formal notation and the meanings they give to letters and algebraic expressions.
Selected Publications
Hewitt, D. (2013). Learning algebraic notation and order of operations using Grid Algebra software. Mathematics Teaching 232, pp. 21-24.
Hewitt, D. (2013). Introduction of letters and solving linear equations using Grid Algebra. Mathematics Teaching 233, pp. 6-10.
Hewitt D. (2012) Young students learning formal algebraic notation and solving linear equations: are commonly experienced difficulties avoidable? Educational Studies in Mathematics. DOI: 10.1007/s10649-012-9394-x
Hewitt D. (2012) What is algebraic activity? Consideration of 9-10 year olds learning to solve linear equations (In Proceedings of the 7th Conference of the European Society for Research in Mathematics (CERME), 500-510, Rzeszów, Poland).
Hewitt, D. (2010). The role of subordination and fading in learning formal algebraic notation and solving equations: the case of Year 5 students. In M. M. F. Pinto & T. F. Kawasaki (Eds.), Proceedings of the 34th Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (Vol. 3, pp. 81-88). Belo Horizonte, Brazil: PME.
Hewitt, D. (2010), 'Feedback: expanding a repertoire and making choices', in R. Leikin and R. Zazkis (Eds), Learning through teaching mathematics: development of teachers' knowledge and expertise in practice, New York, NY: Springer, pp. 263-285.
Hewitt, D. (2009). From before birth to beginning school. In J. Houssart & J. Mason (Eds.), Listening Counts: listening to young learners of mathematics (pp. 1-15). Stoke-on-Trent: Trentham Books.
Hewitt, D. (2009), Towards a curriculum in terms of awareness, in S. Lerman and B. Davis (Eds), Mathematical action & structures of noticing: studies on John Mason's contribution to mathematics education, Rotterdam, Netherlands: Sense Publications, pp. 89-100.
Hewitt, D. (2009), 'The role of attention in the learning of formal algebraic notation: the case of a mixed ability Year 5 using the software Grid Algebra', in M. Joubert (Ed.), Proceedings of the British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics, Vol. 29(3), Loughborough University, British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics, pp. 43-48.
The Principle of Economy in the Learning and Teaching of Mathematics, PhD Thesis, 1994
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Why does the small business owner always seem to work harder than their employees? Why are the employees the ones on the golf course on Saturday while the boss is in the office trying to catch up? Aren't the employees the ones who should be working overtime in the office?
Entrepreneurs are lousy delegators; they think they can do everything better themselves. If employees complain that something is too hard or if they poorly execute a task, the frustrated boss just decides to do it herself! It's like the monkey-on-the-back metaphor; employees give tasks to their bosses to complete instead of doing it themselves. Most business owners spend more time than they realize dealing with problems assigned by their employees. The more the boss tries to catch up, the more likely she is to fall behind.
Being able to delegate is a critical skill for any business owner, and it's important to have a team of productive employees to do the work. Take for example this typical scenario described in Harvard Business Review's classic 1974 article "Who's Got the Monkey," by William Oncken Jr. and Donald L.Wass.
Imagine that a manager is walking down the hall and that he notices one of his subordinates, Jones, coming his way. When the two meet, Jones greets the manager with, 'Good morning. By the way, we've got a problem. You see….' As Jones continues, the manager recognizes in this problem the two characteristics common to all the problems his subordinates gratuitously bring to his attention. Namely, the manager knows (a) enough to get involved, but (b) not enough to make the on-the-spot decision expected of him. Eventually, the manager says, 'So glad you brought this up. I'm in a rush right now. Meanwhile, let me think about it, and I'll let you know.' Then he and Jones part.
The boss now has the monkey! The employee has given the task to the boss! Sound familiar? Here, Oncken and Wass suggest these rules to get your employees' monkeys off your back and get them to accomplish their own goals.
"Monkeys should be fed or shot. Otherwise, they will starve to death, and the manager will waste valuable time on postmortems or attempted resurrections." Give the monkey back to the employee immediately to accomplish or kill it by telling them they should not be working on it. That action needs to be taken at every interaction.
"The monkey population should be kept below the maximum number the manager has time to feed. Subordinates will find time to work as many monkeys as [they] find time to feed, but no more. It shouldn't take more than five to 15 minutes to feed a properly maintained monkey." How many tasks can the employee handle at one time? This is a lot less than he thinks.
"Monkeys should be fed by appointment only. The manager should not have to hunt down starving monkeys and feed them on a catch-as-catch-can basis." There should be set appointments to talk about follow up and to address all of the employee's tasks at one time. No do you have a minute in your office tactics. It wastes valuable time.
"Monkeys should be fed face-to-face or by telephone, but never by e-mail. (Remember: With mail, the next move will be the manager's.) Documentation may add to the feeding process, but it cannot take the place of feeding." E-mail only extends the process and many times is not action-based.
"Every monkey should have an assigned next feeding time and degree of initiative. These may be revised at any time by mutual consent but never allowed to become vague or indefinite. Otherwise, the monkey will either starve to death or wind up on the manager's back." Set specific follow up tasks and dates for the employee to take action and accomplish his goals.
How many monkeys are you carrying on your back right now? Are you running your company or are your employees in charge?
This post first appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum.
Being able to delegate tasks that others are capable of doing is the difference between a happy business owner and a miserable one. If you cannot delegate, you will never be able to grow beyond what is within your immediate grasp.
Small business are best managed with few employee. Redundancy is eliminated.


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Technology Spotlight 10/4/11 "The Subjugator"
Published October 4th, 2011
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Captain Nemo would be jealous. As incredible as the "Nautilus" was in "20-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," there is an amazing submarine constantly in development here in North Central Florida. Its a robotic submarine that not only explores the depths but helps train future engineers.
In the Technology Spotlight, Eric Schwartz, Ph.D., Associate Director of the Machine Intelligence Lab at the University of Florida and Patrick Walters, a Team Leader, show TV 20's David Snyder what the "Subjugator" is capable of doing.
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" First, I want to thank Phiaton for the review sample. As a headphone brand, Phiaton is relatively new to the scene. But as a company, it has a rather long history. Phiaton was setup by Cresyn Korea in 2008 as an initiative to launch its own high end headphone line. Up to that point, Cresyn has been very successful in the headphone OEM/ODM business all over the world, yet not quite known..." --ClieOS
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ROCK HILL — South Pointes 45-7 walloping of Cane Bay last week in the first round of the Class AAAA-DII football state playoffs signified a team back at the races. Strait Herrons club has cruised in four of its past five games, but it was that anomalous fifth game, a 31-17 loss to York South Pointes only defeat this year that still rankles the Stallions collective hide.
Almost everything went wrong that night for South Pointe (11-1). It turned the ball over four times, including two that went for York (10-2) defensive touchdowns, had twice as many penalties as the visiting Cougars, and were just generally sloppy. The game has played vividly on the Stallions minds as they prepare to face York again Friday night in the second round.
We knew we were gonna face a pretty strong opponent pretty early in the playoffs, said Herron. Yes, our players are ready. They want to go take back something they feel was taken from them. But at the same time, its not them, its anybody. It wouldnt matter who were playing, we would want to play well.
There were several phases where the Stallions played well against York, chiefly the run game. South Pointe racked up 217 yards on the ground, but the Cougars were able to make Herrons team one-dimensional. Standout quarterback Devin Pearson was making his first start after missing three games with a broken bone in his left hand. York wasnt the ideal first opponent to face upon returning.
Pearson labored to complete 9 of 23 passes for 103 yards, while throwing two costly picks. Lee Wright returned the second, desperately shoveled away to avoid a safety, three yards for a back-buckling touchdown in the third quarter. Pearsons non-throwing hand was heavily bandaged in a cast and he may have had some trouble controlling the football while avoiding an ever-present York pass rush.
Herron thought the problem wasnt just turnovers, but mistakes in general. Dont turn the ball over, especially where youre gonna give them good field position or free points. Weve got to do a better job of gaining field position. Theres a lot of aspects weve got to correct this time around.
South Pointe was able to advance the ball by running, but couldnt get the knockout punch down the field. Sophomore DeShawn Davis had four grabs for 75 yards, but the Stallions top receiving threat, lithe 6-foot-4 senior P.J. Heath, was limited to a catch. In the second half when Yorks run defense stiffened, the Stallions faced long third downs, and they werent able to move the chains. They punted on their first three drives of the second half before Wrights interception touchdown on the fourth drive. When South Pointe fell behind, it had to throw even more, with Pearson completing just 5 of 16 passes in the second half. It was a ruthless circle.
Were a running team, thats what we want to do first, said Herron. Everybody knows that. We believe that in order to run the ball, you do have to pass it. I dont think we were very effective throwing the ball in the first meeting, so that is something were gonna have to do better.
Herron clarified, adding, it doesnt mean we have to do anything different. We hope that Devin has a little better game, feels a little more comfortable, and that our receivers can run good routes and get open.
South Pointe looked markedly different in last weeks blowout of the Cobras. Cane Bay stacked the tackle box, hellbent on stuffing a Stallions run game that averages 225 yards per game, and offensive coordinator Justin Hardin and South Pointe took advantage, passing for 268 yards with no interceptions. Pearson completed 17-of-21 passes for two scores, one of his best games of the season, no question.
Was it the same quarterback from the York loss under center? Not really, since this Pearson was shorn of the cast that caused him problems against the Cougars, and knocked free of the rust accumulated after sitting out three mid-season games because of the injury.
I think he started to feel the flow of the game the way that he does a lot more last week than in weeks past, Herron explained. So hopefully, hes gaining his feet and the mental aspect of playing quarterback, hopefully hes gaining all that back now.
With Pearson comfortable, Heath too excelled. He caught 10 passes for 170 yards and a touchdown in each half and showed the threat he can be when the Stallion passing game is clicking.
He has sneaky speed, Herron said about the receiver who has a team-high 55 catches for 685 yards this season. We like throwing the ball to him, because usually if you get it close, hes gonna catch it.
Davis, a reliable pass catcher on underneath routes, is another weapon, as are Kyle Boldt, Jonathan Hall, and Anthony Johnson, who has seven touchdowns on just 21 catches, but has missed several games with a concussion. His status for Friday is uncertain.
Regardless of who lines up on the flanks, Pearson and Heath will need to fire on all cylinders Friday night if South Pointe is to keep the York defense honest and give its running game room to operate. The Cougars dictated the games flow in the teams first meeting, but Herron doesnt expect that to happen twice.
Few teams do that to South Pointe in the playoffs. The Stallions are 17-3 in postseason play since the schools first playoff qualification in 2007, under current York coach Bobby Carroll. That reputation is something Herron think his team may lean on a little too much at times, something that wont help them when the lights come on.
Were almost spoiled here with the wins weve had, Herron said. Its tough to go into a situation where you dont get the win, but once you get to the playoffs our kids turn on a different mentality. We just hope thats what we get that this time. We need to play with our heart, which we havent done in several games this year. Thats gotta come in order for us to produce on Friday.
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Thursday, May 10, 200712 home matches at the Athletics-Recreation Center, including a stellar field for the Popcorn Classic, highlight the 2007 Valparaiso volleyball schedule as announced today by Crusader head coach Carin Avery. The Crusaders will be looking for their fifth consecutive 20-win season as they move into the Horizon League.
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It's warm here, over 90, but not muggy. It was a very nice weather day here yesterday. DH and I were out doing some shopping and it felt so nice even tho it was in the 90's. Go figure that.
The news here is getting ready for what will be left of ISAAC as it's looking like it may be coming our way Tuesday or Wed. If ISSAC gains strength, and they think it will, and if it makes landfall by way of Mobile, Al or Pensacola, Fl, it will surely rise up to Middle Tennessee. When it does it will bring strong winds and dump rain here for days. Not a great way of ending the month of August, but we have had years where we have had TSs.storms that were once hurricanes that came up from the Gulf and brought flooding and wind damage. Hugo for example dumped rain on us for 5 days. So not looking forward to what's could be left of TS ISAAC.
I have an easy day going on today. I just have my monthly back adjustment @ 1:30 but nothing of importance before or after. This is DH's weekend off so am thinking of fun things that we can do even if only as day trips. I have never seen the Mammoth Caves of KY so thought might do. But DH plans to go fishing on Sunday morning so that cuts my weekend in half if we have to be back Saturday late evening.. So I thought maybe of driving down to Tunica, Mississippi as a day trip. It's not that far from us and it would be nice. But I gotten any firm ideas yet that I can put into stone.
Angelswife, I do hope that you had a good night last night and that it wasn't so muggy or too hot. I think of you so often and wish that you were feeling better. So glad you got to walk in your nature path that you love so much. Even if it was only a short walk and even tho it took you longer than before, think of it: You were there and you were walking! You go girl!!
cece, MiMi, Jessi, Lou, Teelady, NancyB and NMJeepguy, here's wishing each of you a great weekend!
Will close this here and get my ' lazy summer day"
moving along.
Gentle hugs, Linda R
Wow - a great night of sleep last night! Woo hoo!! Feeling good today. The massage last evening helped, too. I had my therapist really work on the areas for the hips and hamstrings. Helped tremendously!
Not a lot planned for the weekend - which is nice. We're having an outdoor church service Sunday - and unfortunately, there is rain in the forecast. Hopefully, it will rain later in the day.
Planning to spread out some of the house chores over the weekend and have time to read and crochet.
Wishing everyone a great weekend with little or no pain - and good sleep!
I am exhausted...I have been working all day for a couple of days...Wed. and Thursday..and then last night took mom and dad out for their 65th wedding anniversary. This morning I took mom and dad to mom's neurologist for a check-in...He didn't do anything...and just said she is in the moderate stage of this disease. I don't think he asks many questions..so not sure how he knows...But again..not much they can do...then I went back to work for the afternoon..I cannot wait to sleep in tomorrow...
I am on my way to bed...I had PT this morning and a funeral this afternoon. I said goodbye to another friend also, who is moving to New Hampshire. It was a rather mixed day, emotion wise.
Still humid here, so I'll be taking a shower, if I have the energy. My eyes are already closing, lol! I just wanted to check in before I called it a day. Hope it was a good one for all.
If you go to Cave City Kentucky to see Mammoth Cave, keep in mind that at the end of the tour you have to climb around 25 stories of stairs to exit the cave. I went about 15 years ago before I got FM. Those stairs just about did me in. I do not remember if they had an elevator or not. You can call and ask. My brother and I went to a beautiful cave in Cave City called Crystal Oxynx Cave. It was much prettier than Mammoth Cave and not near as hard to walk. It has beautiful Oxynx all through the cave. Good luck with your day trip. I hope you have a great time!
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Soft hugs, Debbie
I had to be alone as there was few patients, that also means that I have everything to do around that....but the day was so slow.....painful slow.
Mimi, I love the color of shool buses and the look of the stores now with burgandy and browns and the colors of fall....the smell of pencil cases....and all the stuff for school.
Now is the time to fill up with things for the Grands...they are so on sale! So stock up.
Sharon I hope you appreciated my humor as a instant reaction to your statement......I pictured the PT dead from stretching you!! O U C H ! Hope you are doing well.
I will say to all the fmily that I am still in trouble though I had one day that showed a good rebound from shots....so knowing me, this is the 20lbs I have put on. The thought of the workout I need to get into is just scaring me to death. I have the vascular surgeon on Monday and will get the next leg done (though with the new fat return...the vessel is not incompetent right now).....but it will if I go down again.
I WILL start today to walk. I WILL.......
To fight two issues...my weight and this dragon, I see that they are intertwined, though I thought not with the loss of weight and the same pain being with me. IT took about 6mo to a year to feel the BETTER as I was promised. Now I have lost that...... I have to get back to better. Too smart to die from stupid.....
I had an issue with that left eye driving home from work, scared the crap out of me and I was driving right to the Ophthomologists on the way home. A left crescent arch of lights and ribbon like looking colors were in my vision feild to that eye.....I was testing it while driving and trying to improve it. NO PAIN, NO other symptoms...as I know the retina is not right...I was worried that I had a detachment happening......and I was on a parkway....not near the hospital so I continued with the idea of the office and walking in...THEN it just stopped.
I kept thinking did I do anything, headache?, sinuses....?? I was so tired in the car as I took my meds but with the day so slow they knowcked me out and I had trouble driving. GOT HOME AND CRASHED....
Scary time. It is amazing how you can argue with yourself on WHAT TO DO during an incident. I should have turned around probably and gone to the ER....but The eye exam is the same when checked with the retina chart I have....
I see the vascular guy Monday and Cardiology on Tuesday so I am covering some bases...B/P is not stable for me as yet. We need a tweak....I guess the weight gain is not helping my mess.
Tonight I watch the girls and LOVE will give me a boost and then a crash probably*. We will see, I might squeek through.
Here is hoping the weekend is so good for all of you, those in the hurricanes path be ready. I share with you that we "Burped" the house (when I grew upon the island with so many hurricanes). This means...OPPOSITE THE WINDS...crack the windows of your home to help break the pressure gradient on the house. You will have much less damage from pressure on the glass and structure.
This was the norm growing up...it amazes me that no one speaks of it. ALL those scientists and the physics of wind pressure never discussed.......so just sharing. BURP YOUR HOMES....I do. I still also get electrically silent* when the lighting storm is OVERHEAD... he won't pick me out! I sit quiet...all is off....
My neighbors have all beeen hit. NOPE NOT ME.....hiding in the trees . OK just sharing extra stuff........
Have a good weekend I hug you all, nancy B
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When Melissa Rixon entered Johnson State, she registered as a music major and planned on becoming a professional violist. Then, one day, she discovered her true calling.
As she walked to register for classes her third semester, she suddenly had a strong urge to switch her major. She hasn't looked back.
"I have been totally satisfied and happy ever since, all the way through the initial wellness courses, especially the lecture courses," Melissa explains. "I found naturopathy through that exploration. It really clicked with me. The principles of naturopathy are the principles I live by. The best kind of medicine is preventative medicine, so taking care of yourself from the start is the way to stay healthy. Also, education is a key component. Naturopaths take their role as teachers really seriously. They empower people to take care of themselves and educate them about their bodies."
Melissa appreciates the interdisciplinary approach of the Wellness and Alternative Medicine (WAM) Program and believes it's giving her a solid foundation for graduate school.
"Naturopathy graduate programs are essentially medical school programs, so you have to have pre-med classes in order to do such a program," she says. "With WAM, I have been able to take courses that focus on alternative medicine, such as homeopathy and Chinese medicine and Introduction to Naturopathy, in addition to taking classes based on Western biology, microbiology and pharmacology, and exploring germ theory and pharmaceuticals. The WAM degree is great in that I can do both: meet my science prerequisites without compromising on alternative medicine."
The program's director, Susan Green, provides much support and guidance to students, according to Melissa.
"She's really great to work with," she says. "She has such an interesting perspective and isn't attached to preaching any one idea to you. She's excited that you have a passion, and she's excited to help you achieve that."
Courses with science faculty such as John Pellerin (chemistry) and Hans Haverkamp (allied health sciences) have given Melissa the balance she seeks in health and medicine.
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Ichiro hit great the last 2-3 weeks as a Yankee not his entire time here. I think some believe that he was on fire in August when he really wasn't. Yes he is a downgrade from Swisher when you compare their 2012 season and even 2011.
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STRONGSVILLE — John F. Paliyan, 66, has died. John proudly served in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War.
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It's been seven -- count 'em, seven -- weeks since Vivian O. Evans showed up to a Buffalo Board of Education meeting to represent her constituents in the East District.
Will she show up to tonight's meeting? Well, only Evans and her travel agent know for sure at this point.
If she misses the meeting, it seems likely that her inter-state saga could soon be drawing to a close.
Since Evans announced in August that she'd taken a job in Maryland but planned to retain her seat on the Buffalo Board of Ed, her attendance at board meetings and other district functions has been spotty, at best. While it seems that Evans is not inclined to resign her position, it's possible that the decision over her seat could be taken out of her hands.
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When Evans missed the next board meeting on Oct. 27, Johnson, Christopher Jacobs and Jason McCarthy voted to excuse her absence -- again, lacking a majority. Strike Two.
One more strike and ... well, you know the rest.
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Scott Garson has landed at College of Idaho as the the Coyotes new head basketball coach. Good luck to him. GO BRUINS.
Examination Of Issues Concerning UCLA Basketball Assistant Coaches Working For Ben Howland.
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Authorities are continuing to ask for the public's help in identifying the gunman who robbed a Cherokee County convenience store on Dec. 19.
Cherokee County Undersheriff Jason Chennault said investigators have received a few phone calls about the case but are still asking anyone who knows anything about the robbery to call the sheriff's office.
Deputies responded to Speedy's 66, at Oklahoma 51 and Welling Road, just before 11 p.m. Dec. 19 to check a silent alarm.
A store employee told deputies that he had been approached by a man who was wearing a hooded shirt and a mask and holding what appeared to be a silver .38-caliber revolver.
The employee told deputies he had left the store to get an item from his vehicle and said the gunman walked up and told him not to do "anything f-----g stupid."
The gunman took the employee back inside the store, ordered him to turn off all of the lights, and empty the store's cash register and safe into a garbage bag.
Authorities said the robber then ordered the employee to get into a freezer and stay there for 20 minutes, or he would be "dead."
The employee later left the freezer, crawled to the cash register and triggered a silent alarm.
Investigators have received surveillance footage showing the robbery and the gunman, who was covered with clothing except for his eyes.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Chennault or Sheriff's Investigators James Brown or Justin Hackworth at (918) 456-2583.
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