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I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
Cudahy 2015 Budget Time Table
September 30, 2014 and (tentatively if needed) Tuesday October 7, 2014 for the presentation of the Executive Budget to the Finance Committee.
Obama's Budget Defeated 413-2
Wow! House Defeats Obama's Budget 413-2
Cudahy Common Council Approves 2014 Tax Levy @ 1.063%
Tonight (11-19-13) the Cudahy Common Council Approved the 2014 Tax Levy @ 1.063%
Public Hearing Tonight for the Cudahy 2014 Budget
Please come and give your thoughts on the 2014 City of Cudahy Budget tonight @ 7pm at City Hall.
Cudahy Public Hearing for 2014 Budget Tuesday November 19, 2013
Please come and give your thoughts on the 2014 City of Cudahy Budget 7pm Tuesday November 19, 2013 at City Hall.
Cudahy Finance Committee Sets 2014 Tax Levy @ 1.2%
Tonight the Cudahy Finance Committee set the 2014 Tax Levy at 1.2%
2% Raises - Maybe They Shouldn't
Looking for a raise? Good luck with that
Cudahy 2013 Budget Timetable
Tuesday September 3, 2013: Finance Committee Budget Workshop
Guest Blog - 5 Ways for Making a Travel Trip in Your Budget
5 Ways for Making a Travel Trip in Your Budget
Question To Advocates
Dear people who are advocates (that is a soft fancy politically correct word for lobbyist) of budget cuts to education. Where were the outrages and the recalls here?
E-update From the Desk of Governor Scott Walker
Before I post Governor Walker's E-update I want to quickly answer this question I got in email.
High Featured Dems Support Paul Ryan's Budget
Bill Clinton Says He Likes Paul Ryan's Budget When He Thinks He's in Private.
The City of Cudahy Audit and Budget
Here is an email from a reader and I am hoping the City Accountant can shed some light on this since he reads the blog.
Supervisor Pat Jursik Votes Yes to Waste $65,000 Taxpayer's Dollars
County Board OKs Shakespeare program for youthful offenders
Second Look at the MJS Reporting On Wisconsin Jobs
I am sure many of you have read December 4, 2011 MJS article titled "State jobs figures carried an asterisk". If not please do.
WI Dept. of Justice to cut sexual assault victim grants by 42% thanks to the Doyle Deficit
Vapor Development - In the Hopper/In the Pipeline
Okay Cudahy residents I am just sick and tired of hearing that Cudahy development is "In the Hopper/In the Pipeline". That statement has been the moniker of the McCue administration and is now the Day administration. I don't SEE anything coming of it!
Public Works Meeting to Talk About Garbage Fee
Public Works Meeting General Information
Did You Ever Read The Original Budget Repair Bill?
Here is the link to the original budget repair bill for those that wish to read it.
Plain & Simple - State Budget Misnomer
I have received a few emails from people about why not fix the state budget a few years from now.
Plain & Simple - Budget Deficit Fix Options
The State of Wisconsin has a budget deficit left by Jim Doyle, and that is a fact!
More on the Collective Bargaining Privilege
I think taking some of the power away from the public sector unions is a major part of Governor Walker's plan, has been from the get go. Whether it was directly stated or not doesn't really matter since Governors do many things that they NEVER said during the campaign trail time. It is silly to think otherwise.
Fake Doctor Notes and Other Protest Nonsense
The Doctor's Note from the Protest.
Why Did The Scott Walker Repair Bill Need to Be Done Quickly?
There is a refinancing deadline of Friday February 25th (NOT the June 30th deadline) to allow time to refinance state bonds in order to save the money. If not serious cuts will additionally be made.
Thoughts on Scott Walker's Budget Fix Bill Part1
Some reflections, observations, and ramblings
From the Inbox - The Walker Budget & SM Wal-Mart
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1-1/2 cups uncooked long grain rice
4 boneless, skinless, chicken breast halves
1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
2 cups orange juice
1 cup chicken broth
1/2 teaspoon salt
Pepper to taste
1 can (15 ounces) mandarin oranges
Minced fresh parsley
Sweetened shredded coconut
Spread rice in greased 9x13-inch baking pan. Top with chicken and mushrooms. Pour orange juice and broth over and season with salt and pepper. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes or until chicken is done and rice is tender. Garnish with the mandarin oranges. Sprinkle with paprika, parsley and coconut.
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After reading such mixed reviews, we enjoyed quick airport pick up, friendly staff, clean renovated rooms, and adequate continental breakfast. Couldn't ask for more for the reasonable rate. People just expect everything for nothing and then whine when they don't get it!
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As origin stories go, Mario Testino's is a pretty good one. "Years ago, Madonna introduced me to Gianni Versace," he recalled at the opening of an exhibition of his work at L.A.'s Prism Gallery. "That opened up a lot of doors for me. At the time, I was completely unknown."
"Unknown" wouldn't be the word today. Alessandra Ambrosio, André Balazs, Kim Kardashian, and Zac Posen were among the many who crowded the vernissage of Testino's first gallery showing in the U.S. in seven years. And even for the constantly photographed, Testino stands alone. "He captures the realness in people," Kardashian said. "He gets them—both as being glamorous and also natural." Ambrosio confirmed, saying, "He captures the moment—from the colors to the attitude. No matter who he's shooting, there's always attitude in the pictures."
For the photographer, the evening was a rare moment on the other side of the lens, both literally and figuratively. "It's funny, because we fashion photographers do our work. We're not usually in front of the firing squad, and sometimes exposing your work in this manner feels like that," he said. "But it's great to be here."
At nearby Madeo, an equally glamorous crowd had gathered for Chanel and Charles Finch's annual pre-Oscars dinner. There seemed hardly a corner that wasn't clogged with star power. At one end of the restaurant sat the young Hollywood crowd, including Chloë Moretz, Gia Coppola, and Zoë Kravitz, there with mom Lisa Bonet; farther inside, Liberty Ross stopped to talk to Liz Goldwyn while Rachel Zoe and Marisa Tomei looked on. In the back were the blondes: Kate Bosworth, Poppy Delevingne, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley all sat together. As would be expected, Oscar talk dominated the conversations. "I loved Django Unchained, and I loved Life of Pi," Huntington-Whiteley said. "We'll have to see what goes on tomorrow." But even the biggest night of the year in Hollywood couldn't keep anyone at home the night before. "I've been invited to a lovely dinner," the model exclaimed. "I'd be a crazy woman not to accept."


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1981 - 2002
After the near treble-winning season, the Blues went into 1985-86 widely regarded as the best team in Europe.
And they added one of the best strikers in the continent to their fearsome line-up.
Leicester-born and bred forward Gary Lineker was brought to Goodison from Filbert Street for a fee of £800,000, which had to be settled by tribunal. Their original offer of half that amount was rebuffed, as the Foxes valued their top scorer at £1.2million - in the close season as Kendall looked to pull away from the chasing pack.
Lineker was brought in as fan's favourite Andy Gray was allowed to leave for Aston Villa, but it would take a few month's for the move to be rubber-stamped by the Blues' faithful.
The fallout from the Heysel Stadium disaster meant that the Blues were denied entry into the European Cup as champions of England, as clubs from the country were given a five-year ban by Uefa.
The Screen Sports Super Cup was a competition set up as an alternative for Everton and other leading clubs in England, with two groups of three teams.
The Club would eventually finish top of their group, beating Norwich City and Manchester United in second and third place.
But the season began in the Charity Shield, as Everton gained revenge over United for their FA Cup final extra-time defeat in May, with Trevor Steven and the fit-again Adrian Heath grabbing the only goals in front of a crowd of 82,000.
The title defence got off to a shaky start, as Lineker and his new team-mates visited his former colleagues and were duly beaten by three goals to one.
That shock reverse was quickly followed by an 'Inchy' brace against West Brom in a 2-0 win at Goodison, but Coventry City managed to take a point away from Merseyside, before Lineker began to win over any critical Everton fans with the only goal at White Hart Lane on August bank holiday Monday.
A hat-trick and a double from the England hitman in 4-1 and 5-1 wins over Birmingham City and Sheffield Wednesday respectively, gave him six goals from as many games.
The results left the Blues in second-place, two points behind the only team with a 100% league record in the top flight, Manchester United.
But Gary Bannister and John Byrne left them reeling as a trip to Queens Park Rangers ended in a 3-0 defeat and by the end of September, Everton lay 13 points behind United - who had won their opening 10 games.
October saw wins in the aforementioned Screen Sports cup over Norwich and Bournemouth in the second leg of the Milk Cup to complete a 5-2 aggregate victory. They were accompanied by a 2-0 win over Oxford United in the league, but Chelsea inflicted a 2-1 defeat on the Blues at Stamford Bridge.
London rivals Watford were thrashed 4-1 at Goodison a week later, but injuries to key players in the spine of the team were harming their chances of catching United at the top, as Peter Reid and Derek Mountfield interrupted their season.
Another player left the Blues' line-up altogether, as left-back John Bailey departed for Newcastle United, as Neil Pointon joined the Club.
But up top, Lineker and Graeme Sharp linked up so well that by Christmas, they had over 30 goals between them.
Four days before Christmas Day, Coventry City were beaten 3-1 at Highfield Road and then on Boxing Day, leaders United were defeated - for the fourth time in five months - by the same score, as Everton began their climb up the table.
The Coventry win began a unbeaten sequence of 18 games in all competitions - 14 of which were victories - lasting until late March. And on February 1, the revitalised Reid scored his only goal of the season to send the Blues top at Goodison.
Luton Town ended that run at Kenilworth Road on March 22, but Everton were top on goal difference over rivals Liverpool with a game in hand.
They bounced straight back from the Hatters defeat to win six of the next seven games - one the FA Cup semi-final win over Sheffield Wednesday at Villa Park and reach their third consecutive FA Cup final, as Wembley began to feel like Everton's second home!
But failure to beat mid-table Nottingham Forest at the City Ground was followed by a shock defeat by Oxford at the Manor Ground and even though Southampton were given a hiding at Goodison, Liverpool's win at Chelsea regained the title for them.
Unfortunately, solace was not to be found at the Twin Towers as the first all Merseyside cup final was won by their rivals across Stanley Park as well.


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SOURCE Cellcom Israel Ltd.
NETANYA, Israel, July 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cellcom Israel Ltd. (NYSE: CEL) (TASE: CEL) (hereinafter: the "Company") announced that the Company's Compensation and Audit Committees and Board of Directors approved a three-year extension of the Company's shareholders 2011 resolution to provide certain exemptions from liability and indemnification agreements to office holders of the Company serving from time to time in such capacity, in respect of whom our controlling shareholders may have a personal interest in their receiving exemption from liability and indemnification agreements from us. For additional details see our immediate reports on Form 6-K dated June 16, 2011 under Item 6 – Approval of amendment to the indemnification letter of directors and officers; and July 28, 2011). The extension does not relate to office holders who are controlling shareholders (or their relatives). All our office holders have received identical indemnification agreements, and the provision of exemption from liability and indemnification agreements to our office holders, is incorporated in our Compensation Policy.
Due to the personal interest that the controlling shareholders may have in the transaction, the Israeli Companies Law requires that the transaction be approved by the shareholders of the Company by a special majority. However, the regulations promulgated under the Israeli Companies Law provide certain exemptions to this rule, one of which is applicable to this situation.
In order to satisfy the exemption, the Company's Compensation and Audit Committees and Board of Directors resolved that no change occurred in the terms of the extended transaction and that no substantial change occurred in the other relevant circumstances, in comparison to the existing transaction.
In accordance with such regulations, holders of 1% or more of the outstanding ordinary shares or voting rights of the Company may demand that the Company convene a shareholders meeting to approve this transaction, by sending a written request to the Company's principal offices (Cellcom Israel Ltd.; 10 Hagavish Street, Netanya, Israel; Attention: Liat Menahemi Stadler, VP Legal and Corporate Secretary) no later than 10:00 a.m. (New York time) July 20, 2014. Such notice must include appropriate evidence of share ownership in the Company. In the event that such a request is duly submitted, approval of the transaction will require approval by the shareholders of the Company in which either (i) a majority of shares voted on the matter by shareholders who do not have a personal interest in the matter are voted in favor or (ii) the total number of shares voted against the matter by shareholders who do not have a personal interest in the matter does not exceed two percent of the Company's outstanding shares. If no such request is received by such date, the abovementioned transaction will not require the approval of the Company's shareholders.
For additional details see the Company's most recent annual report on Form 20-F dated March 6, 2014, under "Item 6. B. Compensation – Compensation policy – Indemnification".
About Cellcom Israel
Cellcom Israel Ltd., established in 1994, is the largest Israeli cellular provider; Cellcom Israel provides its approximately 3.049 million subscribers (as at March 31, 2014) with a broad range of value added services including cellular and landline telephony, roaming services for tourists in Israel and for its subscribers abroad and additional services in the areas of music, video, mobile office etc., based on Cellcom Israel's technologically advanced infrastructure. The Company operates an HSPA 3.5 Generation network enabling advanced high speed broadband multimedia services, in addition to GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks. Cellcom Israel offers Israel's broadest and largest customer service infrastructure including telephone customer service centers, retail stores, and service and sale centers, distributed nationwide. Through its broad customer service network Cellcom Israel offers technical support, account information, direct to the door parcel delivery services, internet and fax services, dedicated centers for hearing impaired, etc. Cellcom Israel further provides through its wholly owned subsidiaries internet connectivity services and international calling services, as well as landline telephone communication services in Israel, in addition to data communication services. Cellcom Israel's shares are traded both on the New York Stock Exchange (CEL) and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (CEL). For additional information please visit the Company's website www.cellcom.co.il
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Dr. Joel Jones to speak at Fort Lewis College's Fall Convocation
Thursday, August 18, 2011
The official beginning to the school year at Fort Lewis College is marked by Fall Convocation. The event, which brings together the incoming freshman class and (new this year) transfer students, will take place on Friday, August 26 at 4 p.m. in Whalen Gym.
Men's lacrosse attracts players nationwide
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Lacrosse may be just catching on in many places in the West, but it already has long and successful roots here on the Fort Lewis campus. And as a Club Sport, anyone looking to give it a try can join in the fun and challenge of FLC Men's LAX.
Men's Lacrosse is the second longest running Club Sport at Fort Lewis, behind only the Ski Team, dating back more than 25 years.
Where in the world will YOU make a difference?
Monday, August 08, 2011
This year, a group of Fort Lewis students and their faculty mentors changed the world. A little bit, anyway.
For three weeks this May, 18 students and their faculty mentors volunteered their professional skills in Laos, building water system for two villages. The team constructed water collection systems, pipelines, and storage tanks in the Hmong villages of Ban Nakamphaeng and Ban Pakhom, in northwest Laos.
Where in the world will YOU study?
Monday, August 08, 2011
"College is about adventure and exploring and expanding your understanding of the world. But it's hard to really do that if you're just in a classroom," says Director of International Programs Jennifer Gay. "You've got to get out there in the world and challenge yourself. That's why I recommend every student study abroad sometime in their college career."
Students make change happen
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Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology
Exercise 1: Body Organization and Terminology Exercise 2: Care and Use of the Compound Light Microscope
The Cell
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The Integumentary System
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The Skeletal System
Exercise 7: The Axial Skeleton Exercise 8: The Appendicular Skeleton Exercise 9: Articulations
The Muscular System
Exercise 10: Histology of Muscle Tissue Exercise 11: Gross Anatomy of the Muscular System Exercise 12: Physiology of the Muscular System
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Exercise 26: Anatomy of the Digestive System Exercise 27: Actions of a Digestive Enzyme
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The Reproductive Systems
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MINNEAPOLIS (WTAQ) - Milwaukee's mayor is co-hosting a summit on gun violence Thursday in Minneapolis.
Tom Barrett and Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak have invited police chiefs throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota to meet with federal law enforcement officials. They'll explore their communities' most effective ways to address crimes that involve guns.
Barrett says he and Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn will discuss their efforts to map out the most dangerous neighborhoods for homicides and other major crimes – and develop rapid-response policing in those places.
Barrett says the regional group also come up with ideas for curbing gun violence – and they could involve both changes in gun laws, and more effective prosecutions. But whatever is recommended, Barrett says it will be in line with the Second Amendment rights of individuals to keep and bear arms.
The mayors said they planned the summit long before last year's mass shooting incidents in Brookfield, Oak Creek, Aurora Colorado, and Newtown Connecticut. Gun control advocates promise new laws in the wake of those tragedies.


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Image Gently for Pediatrics
Children are more sensitive to radiation, and while long-term risks are minimal, they are possible. CentraState has joined The Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Imaging, to promote using the lowest possible dose of radiation in the imaging of children. By committing to the "image gently" pledge, we use the lowest dose of radiation when performing CT scans on children while still maintaining quality diagnostic images, and we scan only the indicated area, with minimal exposure. We're proud to have been among the first in our area to take the "image gently" pledge.
CentraState's CT Technology
CentraState's CT scanning capabilities include an ACR-accredited Phillips 16-slice CT scanner in the Radiology Department, and ACR-accredited Siemens Somatom Emotion 6 CT scanner in the Emergency Department to help expedite diagnoses and treatment in emergency situations. In partnership with Freehold Radiology Group in the Donna O'Donnell, RN, Medical Arts Building next door to the medical center, we also possess a top-of-the-line Brilliance 64-slice CT scanner by Philips Medical Imaging, which represents the leading edge in CT-scanning technology.
The 64-slice CT scanner produces CT images with several times more detail, consistency and speed than can be achieved with standard CT scanners in use today—which makes the 64-slice CT scanner particularly useful in examining dynamic organs, such as the beating heart and its major vessels. With the new 64-slice CT technology, scans can be timed to select only images gathered between heart contractions, which eliminates blurring that can be caused by the heartbeat motion. This new heart-scanning capability—commonly called coronary CTA—is transforming the way physicians diagnose and treat heart disease.
We also offer a combination PET/CT scanner, through our partnership with Freehold Radiology Group. This technology fuses the diagnostic capabilities of positron emission tomography (PET) and CT. This revolutionary tool pairs the fine structural detail of CT with PET's ability to detect changes in cell function, allowing physicians to identify both the presence of disease and its exact location earlier, more quickly and more accurately than ever before. In addition to facilitating their diagnosis and treatment, patients benefit from the efficiency of one comprehensive test rather than two separate ones.
Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography (CTA)
Coronary computed tomography angiography (CTA) is a noninvasive radiologic test using a special type of X-ray that allows physicians to visualize the blood flow within the heart and coronary arteries. Coronary CTA aids in assessing heart function and identifying buildup fatty deposits or calcium deposits that might interfere with blood flow.
Coronary CT angiography has been referred to as the next generation in cardiology care. Currently, one of the most common tests for determining the location and extent of blockages in the coronary arteries is the coronary angiogram, or cardiac catheterization. A more invasive test than coronary CTA, catheterization involves patient sedation and requires more patient recovery time than coronary CTA.
Leading-Edge 64-Slice CT Scanner
CentraState offers coronary computed angiography (CTA) in partnership with Freehold Radiology Group using a state-of-the-art Brilliance 64-slice CT scanner by Philips Medical Imaging, located in the Donna O'Donnell Medical Arts Building adjacent to CentraState Medical Center. The sophisticated 64-slice CT scanner contains more X-ray detectors than do standard CT scanners in use today and can produce CT images with several times more detail and speed, making it optimal for imaging dynamic organs such as the beating heart. For that reason, Coronary CTA often is referred to as "multi-detector" or "multi-slice" CT scanning.
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Hands-on Activity: Engineering Pop-Ups
Educational Standards :
Learning Objectives (Return to Contents)
After this activity, students should be able to:
Materials List (Return to Contents)
Each group needs:
For the entire class to share:
Introduction/Motivation (Return to Contents)
History of Paper Engineering (As modified from University of Northern Texas)
Have you ever read a pop-up book? How do they work? When were they invented?
The first movable books were created for educational purposes as early as the 15th century, almost 500 years ago! One of the first books was an anatomy book that used flaps for each layer of the human body. This book was created in 1553 by Andreas Vesalius. People start creating movable books for recreational purposes hundreds of years later. This time, the books used flaps to reveal different adventure scenes in a story.
During the 19th century, the London publishing house of S. & J. Fuller mass-produced the first paper dolls. Lotha Meggendorfer, a German artist created the first multiple and simultaneously moving parts book. He used an intricate system of copper wires and paper tabs to create this effect. Three-dimensional books, in which the images stood up from the pages, were created after 1929.
Engineers and artists think about forces when designing or building something. What is a force? (Answer: A push or pull on an object.) Not all forces occur naturally like wind and gravity. People can create forces using energy that originates from the food they eat. This occurs when we push someone on a swing, use our feet to push a skateboard or pull someone in a wagon. When we read pop-up books we apply very small forces (pushes or pulls) to tabs and flaps to make them move.
Engineers and artists take into consideration the impact of manmade forces on an object they design, as well as natural ones. For example, is it important for an engineer to consider the impact of the accumulated weight of many people as they walk across a floor on the second story of a building? Even the smallest forces need to be taken into account. Any push or pull that affects the balance of a structure, large or small, must be thought about by engineers and artists during the design and creation process. In making pop-up or moving books, the creators are called "paper engineers."
The Engineering Design Process
Engineers design and build all types of structures, systems and products that are important in our everyday lives. The engineering design process is a series of steps that engineering teams use to guide them as they solve problems:
Engineers use their science and math knowledge to explore all possible options and compare many design ideas. This is called open-ended design because when you start to solve a problem, you don't know what the best solution will be. The process is cyclical and may begin at, and return to, any step.
The use of prototypes, or early versions of the design (or a model or mock-up) helps the design process by improving the understanding of the problem, identifying missing requirements, evaluating design objectives and product features, and getting feedback from others.
Engineers select the solution that best uses the available resources and best meets the project's requirements. They consider many factors: Cost to make and use, quality, reliability, safety, functionality, ease of use, aesthetics, ethics, social impact, maintainability, testability, manufacturability.
In this activity (or the next time you decide to design/build something from scratch) think about the engineering design process. It helps you think through all aspects of a problem to find a good solution.
Vocabulary/Definitions (Return to Contents)
Procedure (Return to Contents)
This activity is suggested to take place during two, one-hour class periods on two different days. Day 1 is for research, writing, drawing, brainstorming, planning and organizing. Day 2 is for construction of the pop-up book.
Before the Activity
With the Students
Safety Issues (Return to Contents)
Troubleshooting Tips (Return to Contents)
Since some students get frustrated coming up with their own designs, it may be helpful to check out some "how-to make your own pop-up books" from the library or search the Internet for helpful ideas to supply to students. See the Reference section for some book suggestions.
Assessment (Return to Contents)
Pre-Activity Assessment
Discussion Questions: Ask the students and discuss as a class:
Activity Embedded Assessment
Brainstorming: As a class, have the students engage in open discussion to come up with unique ways to make their book illustrations move. Remind students that engineers use brainstorming all the time to come up with great ideas. In brainstorming, no idea or suggestion is "silly." All ideas should be respectfully heard. Take an uncritical position, encourage wild ideas and discourage criticism of ideas. Have them raise their hands to respond. List their ideas on the board so they can refer to them as the teams plan their books.
Critical Thinking: Ask the students to think about the constraints of the problem. What is limiting them? Do the types of materials matter? Would they prefer something else? How about time? Could they have used more? Remind them that the books should function. Are some movements (sliding, spinning of "paper puppets") more difficult than others?
Post-Activity Assessment
Presentation: When all the student teams have completed their pop-up books, have them present to the class. They should be able to explain the path that a force takes to cause their books to move. Have students comment on: Who is the end-user of their book? How did they select the pop-up ideas they used? How well do the pop-ups function? Do they have any ideas for improvement? How did using the steps of the engineering design process work for their team?
Recap Questions: As a class, ask students to review with you the steps in the engineering design process. (Answers: Understand the need, brainstorm and design, plan, create, improve. See details in the Introduction/Motivation section.)
Activity Extensions (Return to Contents)
Ask the students where else engineers want forces to "travel." For example, in the construction of buildings and bridges, engineers want to make sure the forces (people, desks, cars, snow, wind, weight of the walls and roof, etc.) can be safely transferred to solid foundations. They do this by adding up all the potential forces that could be applied to a structure and drawing free-body diagrams — drawings that help visualize how forces act upon an object, This method helps engineers design structures that do not collapse under the impact of many forces. Ask students to research free-body diagrams on the Internet and report back to class with an example.
Have the student research the history of pop-up books and write a one-page paper.
Have the students brainstorm about other art forms that use moving pieces. For homework, have them create a piece of moving art, and explain which forces make it move and why.
Invite a "paper engineer" to speak to your class.
Activity Scaling (Return to Contents)
References (Return to Contents)
Dictionary.com. Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. Accessed February 9, 2005. (Source of vocabulary definitions, with some adaptation) http://www.dictionary.com
Engineering, Is It You? The Design Process. Micron Technology, Inc.. Accessed February 8, 2005. http://www.micron.com/students/engineer/design.html
Hiner, Mark. Paper Engineering for Pop-Up Books and Cards. Stradbroke. Diss. Norfolk, England: Tarquin Publications, 1986.
Hiner, Mark. Pop-up Books and Paper Engineering. Updated 2002. Mark Hiner, Paper Engineer. Accessed February 8, 2005. (Great resource) http://www.markhiner.co.uk/
Irvine, Joan. How to Make Pop-Ups. Illustrated by Barbara Reid. Toronto, Canada: Kids Can Press, 1987 or New York, NY: William Morrow & Co, 1988. Also see Joan Irvine Children's Books at http://www.makersgallery.com/joanirvine/books.html
Jackson, Paul. The Pop-Up Book: Step-by-Step Instructions for Creating Over 100 Original Paper Projects. New York, NY: Owl Books, 1994.
Montanaro, Ann. A Concise History of Pop-up and Movable Books. Updated 2004. The POP-UP World of Ann Montanaro, Rutgers University Libraries, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Accessed April 1, 2004. (A World Wide Web exhibition that includes images an amazing pop-up book collection) http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/libs/scua/montanar/p-intro.htm
Pop-up and Movable Books: A Tour through Their History, Introduction: A Brief History of Early Movable Books. University of Northern Texas Libraries. Accessed February 8, 2005. http://www.library.unt.edu/rarebooks/exhibits/popup2/introduction.htm
ContributorsNatalie Mach, Malinda Schaefer Zarske, Denise W. Carlson
Copyright© 2005 by Regents of the University of Colorado.
Supporting Program (Return to Contents)Integrated Teaching and Learning Program, College of Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder
Acknowledgements (Return to Contents)
The contents of this digital library curriculum were developed under a grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), U.S. Department of Education and National Science Foundation GK-12 grant no. 0338326. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policies of the Department of Education or National Science Foundation, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.


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Tim Johnson is a six-time national cyclocross champion, having won three elite national championships, a pair of Espoirs national championships and a junior national championship. Tim was the first ever American rider to stand on a UCI World Championships podium when he earned a silver medal at the 1999 World Championships in Poprad, Slovakia.
Tim has been a key member of the Cannondale prepared by Cyclocrossworld.com team since its inception, and has been working with Managing Director Stu Thorne since his first days in cyclocross. Johnson has a US Gran Prix of Cyclocross overall title to his name and won three-straight national championships between 1998 and 2000. In his first attempt as an elite rider, in 2000, Johnson earned his first elite national championship.
Johnson is an accomplished road racer, having raced previously for powerhouse American road teams, including Healthnet and Jittery Joes, and even plied his trade across the Atlantic, racing for Saunier Duval for a season. Johnson has since devoted himself purely to cyclocross, becoming the first rider of his generation to call himself primarily a cyclocross racer.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) - Sioux Falls police made two arrests in connection with the armed robbery early Sunday morning of the Crown Casino Two on west 12th Street.
Officer Sam Clemens says 29-year-old Philip Scott Lewis is accused of being the robber and 48-year-old Richard Dukes is accused of casing the casino and driving the getaway car.
Clemens says a casino employee recognized Dukes who had come in just before the robbery to ask if he could cash a check. After he was denied, Dukes left and a robber wearing a blue towel or scarf over his face held up a female clerk at gunpoint.
Clemens says an outdoor surveillance camera captured the getaway car and license plate. Dukes was arrested Monday and Lewis was arrested on Wednesday.
Clemens says both Sioux Falls men are charged with armed robbery.


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Dyson Wants To Vacuum Your Pets
Most homeowners will tell you that the largest chore in keeping a home clean is staying on top of the pet hair. It's everywhere. Furniture, walls, floors, tops of appliances — places it shouldn't be! To help you tackle the problem before you're on cleanup duty, Dyson has made a cool "sucky-brush-attachment-thing."
The idea is simple, Dyson is aiming at removing excess fur and dead skin cells before they hit your floors and favorite sofa. This attachment, which will retail for around $60 in January, brushes your pets and then has a face plate that pushes out, making the stuck hair free to suck down the vacuum hose.
It's a great idea. For those homeowners with pets that shed excessively, they know of the giant pile of fur that's left over after brushing their top or bottom coat out. Instead, Dyson skips the whole part where you have a giant icky fur ball on your sofa and makes the whole process a little more clean.
Although we like the thought behind the product, we are quite curious how many pets would actually let their homeowners vacuum them. Many animals aren't too keen on the vacuum and the ones who are probably still aren't into physically having a giant sucky thing come at them. Check out more product details over at Dyson.
Would this go over well with your pets? Are you willing to give it a try? Let us know below!
If this is too much for your pet, check out the review of the Dyson DC31 Animal over at Unplggd. It'll tackle pet hair, cat litter and more — plus it's purple!
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No way! My dogs hate the vacuum!! One runs away from it and the other barks nonstop at it (especially when we use the attachments). And most other dogs I've known also hate the vacuum. We could probably teach our dog to be okay with the vacuum, but is it really worth the effort when brushing them works fine?
My cat would claw her way out of my screen porch if I came at her with that thing. She normally glares angrily back and forth between me and the vacuum when it comes out to clean up the insane amount of fur she sheds.
I'd love to have a Dyson, though.
This would have given my old dog a heart attack. Seriously.
I modified one of the hose attachments of my upright vacuum so I could vacuum my pets. They loved it. I drilled some holes so there would be less suction than normal.
This is hilarious as my dog, like most, also HATES the vacuum and vanishes when it appears. I don't think he would like being attached with the vacuum.
My dog too would run from this canine flowbee.
Okay, if there's something that grosses me out, it's loose hair in general. Doesn't matter the species. Growing up my sister had long hair and I remember walking out of the shower, but halting as I felt that long brown strand glaring at me from the bath mat!!
Somehow, my hair brush was always better than hers, so she would leave her DNA there too!
I think my dog would be cool with this, though it would some getting used to...
But maybe they can make a brush FOR HUMANs attachment, you know?
That way we would never have to stand over a trash bin yanking away at our brushes, thinking, "Oh this is nasty. This can't all be my hair! Is that a dust-bunny?"
I would love to train my dog to use this. No sooner do we vacuum that a dust mastadon comes rollin' across the floor...
Wait - there are people who actually stay on top of the pet hair? I gave up on it a long time ago.
If I tried to use this contraption on my cats, the naughty one would claw me to death and the sweet one would never let me touch her again.
I am all for technology but really, this is the height of laziness.
No, callaloo, not laziness. Grooming pets can be messy, this might help. I doubt there is a pet owner alive who hasn't considered this concept at some time, if only as a joke. I'd love to try it on my rabbit, especially in moulting season, but my cats would drop dead from fear! (Fortunately, both are short hair cats, so not much of a problem.) Actually, the rabbit probably would stroke out, too. Oh well... more bushel baskets of hand plucked fur in my future...
I'm with it. I may be insensitive, but I can't say that I care more about whether my dog would "go for this" than I do about having a cleaner house! Besides, he has no problem eating that $40 p/bag "hypoallergenic" food or getting those $65 groomings, I see. So if I hold him for a good vacuum, he would do well to just take it!
"a good vacuuming"
I was vacuuming the furniture one day (with the upholstery attachment) and the cat would not get out of the way I reached over with the brush and quickly ran it down his back, thinking that will get him to "move on" but no, he loved it! I have vacuumed him every since. Saves on cat hair all over the house and on my clothing. Never have been able to figure out why the vacuum doesn't bother him but I am grateful. It is an easily way to keep him groomed!
I don't see how this is lazy at all. You brush them the same as you normally do, the loose hair and dirt just doesn't fly all around. We always brushed the dogs outside, but it gets cold/hot and that's a pain.
We're getting a puppy for christmas that is not supposed to be a big shedder, but I'm going to try to make him cool with the vacuum. That way, when I do finally invest in a dyson, we will be ready.
I don't see this doing too well with cats, though...at least no cats I've ever had the pleasure of knowing...
My dog loves to be brushed, but she generally tries to bite the vacuum. I am not sure how she would react to this, but I doubt she would like it.
I can see where they're going with this but my dog hates the vaccuum and won't even come near it when it's turned off. I use a Furminator comb on my dog and although I'm sure it's more time consuming than the vaccuum would be my dog doesn't run from the comb.
We used to vacuum our old cat on the "curtains" setting. She actually didn't mind.
We always used a vacuum on our bunny when he shed. It wasn't his favorite thing in the world, but he didn't run or fight to get away either. It might have helped that the vacuum had a 'quiet guard' on it so it may not have been as terrifying as the average vacuum. Before the vacuum we had used lint rollers, which worked very well, but isn't practical for anything larger than our tiny 2lb bunny.
I've vacuumed my cats for years. However, when I bought a Dyson, I had to stop because you can't change the suction on it. I think a Dyson is just WAY to powerful to vacuum a cat with.
It kind of seems like the vacuum isn't actually on while you're brushing them. The way it's described, it seems like you might just turn it on once you've brushed them, you push the button to lift it off, and then it sucks it down. Maybe that's not right though.
even moving the vacuum out of the closet to re-arrange was enough to send my cats into a hissing match.
i will stick with a manual pet brush...or let them figure it out themselves =)
When I was in high school, I had to go over to a lady's house who was going to play piano accompaniment for me, to practice.
When I got there, she was vacuuming her cat. It was on a really low setting, and it seemed like the cat really liked it. I was just very surprised.
To each his own, I suppose!
Hm. I think I'd try it. The dogs are more curious about the vacuum than anything.
My dog LOVES the vacuum. I've run the vacuum over him lightly since he was a pup. I have a hard time with him getting underfoot when I vacuum because he is impatient and wants me to vacuum him first. Not sure this would convince me to buy a vacuum, but it's an interesting idea.
Perhaps it may work for some people, but my baby girl is totally afraid of the vacuum. She runs and hides whenever we get it out. Personally, I think the furminator is amazing. The dog loves it, it reduces pet hair on furniture and the floor by between 75-90% in my experience and it costs less than a Dyson plus the fancy attachment.
I've done ages ago with a golden retriever and she loved it!
I have one dog who "charges" toward the vacuum, bites it, barks like crazy and runs off. This goes on every few minutes as she musters the bravado to come charging again. The other dog barks at her as she is doing this. It's crazy!
Ha! Thsi makes me smile. My old Lab LOVED being vacuumed! Seriously could not keep her away while you were trying to clean. I would have bought this.
Where has this been all my life!?
my dad used to cut my hair with something like that. he's still cutting his with it.
Love the idea but don't think any of my pets would go for it. The vaccuum is their main villian in our home. Right now I use a furminator and vaccuum up the pile of hair it leaves behind. Same concept but a tad more work.
My cat already hates my Dyson. All I have to do is roll it out and she heads for the hills. I don't think she'd like this one any better.
My Bissell came with a brush for this exact purpose. I thought it was bizarre but it turns out my dog is super into it. He thinks vacuum time is play time, though, and brings me a tug toy whenever I turn the vacuum on. He's a strange dog.
Ha, my dog has to be taken out of the house before we can vacuum. goodluck to anyone who tries to vacuum him!
This is brilliant, but my dog won't walk anywhere near the vacuum cleaner when it's not even on. I have even tried leaving treats on top of it.
I have a 100lb German Shepherd/Chow mix that sheds like you wouldn't believe. I have a Dyson, which works wonders on my black rugs, and I can't wait to get my hands on this attachment because my dog actually really likes being vacuumed.
Our 73 lb husky loves to be vacuumed - reminds me to do it this week! Autumn shedding! There's also a furminator vacuum attachment that we're thinking of getting.
My dog probably won't stand for being vacuumed. But if you brush your pets outside, that keeps a lot of loose hair out of your house. (But with three cats and a dog, I've given up!)
It just depends on the pet. My dog doesn't mind it but she doesn't mind anything.
I have a friend with two cats. One loves the vacuum but the other hates it.
Any pet that isn't scared by the vacuum can be trained to be vacuumed quite easily with treats.
To test it out before splurging $60 on this device, try vacuum the pet with the upholstery head. If they don't mind that, then, it's probably a worthwhile investment.
wow, that actually makes me want to buy a Dyson vacuum. My dog's fine with vacuums, and it would be awesome to suck up all that golden retriever fur with that thing and not have it fly all over me, the house or the yard as I'm brushing. I do try to run a vacuum hose over her, but with the undercoat she's got it doesn't really work. Two thumbs up, Dyson! Now, get your price down to $200 for a vacuum and I'm in. ;)
I love my furminator, and would get a vacuum attachment in a heartbeat!
Furminator, nothing beats it.
I am laughing. I can see some comedy skits coming out of this.
I second the Furminator. No scary noise and picks up tons of hair.
Ah, if only vacuum cleaners were much, much quieter. Such an attachment would sell very well. Unfortunately, until Dyson invents such a vacuum, I'll have to stick with using a standard brush.
um, yeah... if i wanted to be shredded from the elbow down!
LOL I've been doing this for years... but without an attachment! and without a DYSON! *sigh* I'd give my right arm for a Dyson though. My cat and my dog love it, but I also started them very early. It does seem to help. And the attachment would cut the job in half seeing as I vacuum the pets and then brush and then vacuum up the hair from brushing and then vacuum the floors. Also can't wait to get into a home of my own where I can rip up any carpet and put down hard flooring!
When I vacuum, my cats spend their time under the bed. They hate the vacuum. I have the pet hair attachment for after-the-fact cleaning.
We found the best pre-shedding item is the Furminator. They LOOOOOVE that. They also love to be rolled with sticky rollers.
my cat hates our dyson....i don't know if he'll even let me near him with that thing. Doesn't mean I won't try!
We've actually used a Shop Vac to "vaccum" the dog previously. She got used it eventually, so I think that this would work great! It probably would not work too well on cats givent the noise.
I'd give it a try if I had a dyson.
I agree with most comments - my dog also is terrified of the vacuum cleaner. Though with serious commitment & strategic use of treats I could probably get him to be ok with it. He's a very trainable pup.
doubt anything will beat my furminator, plus the pups are scared of the vacuum
My dog loves the vacuum... he gets really excited whenever I vacuum. He brings his tennis ball and sets it down in front of the vacuum when I have it out, wanting the vacuum to push the ball so he can go chase it.
I have vacuumed him before, and he seems to like it, but he's not enough of a shedder to spend the money on that attachment.
I'd certainly give it a try!
I need this. Whenever I vacuum, my cat stalks me until I give him a thorough cleaning with the crevice attachment. This would be even better. Apparently Bissell makes one too. How have I missed this?
my pug runs from the vacuum even when it's not on. much as i'd love for this to work on his ultra-shedding fur coat, it'd never happen
my red-heeler follows me like glue when I'm vacuuming! She begs me to run the air hose all over her fur! I have to put her in her crate just to get the vacuuming done without her attached to the vac hose (we have an in-house-vac and an Animal Dyson) I'll try the attachment out, but I'm not paying $60 for it.
My 2 cats are a whole other story.
Not a chance in the world.
The cat-in-residence would be out the catdoor like a rocket.
I've had the Lassie Groom & Vac for about 10 years. Same concept but I think I paid $12 for it. Works great!
I know some people vacuum their dogs and the dogs are fine with it. My beagle would never speak to me again if I tried to use this on him.
Brilliant! If I can get my long-haired white cat to like this, I'll be the happiest gal on earth.
i LOVE my dyson. i have the world's hairiest golden retriever and after blowing through 2 cheaper vacuums in her first year, we purchased a dyson and it has been faithful for over 5 years. i actually tried to vacuum her with the wand attachment once and it didn't do much :) but a doggy brush attachment is GENIUS. i will be buying this as soon as it arrives. the only other brush that even makes a dent in her shedding is the furminator.
Our cats used to love being vacuumed. :)
My rescued Jack Russell is afraid of a spoon dropping, let alone a vacuum. I think this thing would put her over the edge for good!
i was under the impression that you brush first... and then vacuum the hair that's on the brush
we have a dyson too, but i would never subject my kitties to such 'torture' ... plus, I would totally get clawed to death too ;) this is yet another example of how in theory, something sounds great (!) but in reality, not so much. back to the drawing board, dyson!
Noooo way would this ever work out. I have never heard of a pet being able to stand being that close to a vacuum, none the less actually let it touch them.
Our year old Shepard has no problem with vacuums (even when I bumb into him with it; he's 110 lbs and spraaaaaawls) but our lab/shepard mix only likes the shop vac when it's on blow - or a blowdryer. Given a few snacks, I'm sure he'd be convinced it's a good thing.
Our Husky/Shepherd mix lets us vac him with the attachement that now comes with the Dyson Pet Vac for stairs....and upolstery. He even seems to like it, i have often commented it would be great to have an actual pet attachement....i will look forward to it! His name is Cowboy and he is afraid of his own shadow but he will let you vac him anytime of the day!
my dog used to cry when we pulled out the vacuum!
I have a 200lb english mastiff that LOVES to be vacumed. He would love this and so would I.
He loves the suction...everytime I turn on my shop vac he blocks my path so that I will vacume him.
Dyson spends a lot on advertising, so most people thing that they are the bees knees. . .until they get one.
The scam is that they do have filters. They have filters that clog and reduce suction, even though they advertise to the contrary.
I've sole and repaired vacuum cleaners for over 25 years - trust me.
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I have a male rottweiler and I use a slicker brush that has small metal bristles and a push off attachment similar to the Dyson vacuum brush. He is fine with the brushing until it gets down his back towards his tail area. The brush makes a noise or rasp sound as it goes through his hair and since its getting closer to his hind area he gets highly agitated and will growl or snap if you continue to brush there. However when I use the vacuum on him he just sits there and I can vacuum him anywhere except when I get around his head and his ear gets sucked into the hose to far, a little of the ear going in is OK but all the way is off limits. This vacuum or attachment should work great on him since the vacuum noise doesn't bother him and the noise from the brush going through his hair would be hidden by the vacuum cleaner. Assuming that the smaller hole on the vacuum brush that sucks the hair won't allow his ear to get pulled in to far then this could be a winner for us both. And also I wouldn't have to clean up hair mats left from the brush. I know that my post is old, but this is new to me and I will see if I can purchase one somewhere and will leave another comment at a later time.
I just read another post and I had misunderstood the vacuum function. That you brush first then push the hair off just like my slicker brush and as it is being pushed off it is then sucked off by the vacuum. That should work also, I can let the vacuum keep running while I am brushing because he loves being vacuumed and it will keep him from hearing the rasp from the brush going through his hair. Can't wait to get one.
Well, I would love to try this product!!! I have two border collies that are very well trained - considering that they have to be drained of their energy every day. They love to "attack" my little vacuum like its a herd of sheep or something. Of course I chase them off and make them lay down and "stay" at which time they eventually leave the room for inability to herd the vacuum. I think they would adapt to getting groomed with this product because they are not bothered by the vacuum, they only want to chase it.
I'll give it a try!
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Best one of Dyson, but won't be in the budget, they are $600 at retail stores, but $400ish on e-bay. I just bought one, but I think there is a Hoover that rates really well against it for much less, I believe under $200. Do a search online and compare.


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In much the same way that Sidney Crosby reinforced his status as a No. 1 overall pick in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, 16-year-old phenom Nathan MacKinnon has a chance to strengthen his own case as the top draft-eligible player next summer when the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament kicks off next week.
MacKinnon is one of 40 CHL players participating in a selection camp, which kicked off Friday in Toronto. Twenty-two players will be selected to participate in the annual Under-18 tournament - which will be the beginning of a special year that could capped with him being picked No. 1 in the 2013 NHL Draft.
"It's really exciting, we have the best 40 guys in the country here and everybody is working towards putting that maple leaf on," MacKinnon told TSN Radio 1050. "None of us have represented the country internationally, so everyone's really excited for it."
MacKinnon and Crosby have been linked from an early age. Both are natives of Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia and have had similar junior careers thus far. Both played their minor hockey with the Cole Harbour Red Wings before moving on to Shattuck-Saint Mary's prep school in Minnesota. And they were both taken with the first overall pick in the QMJHL Draft with immediate success playing junior hockey as 16-year-olds.
When asked about the relationship he has with the Penguins captain, MacKinnon had nothing but positive things to say about his hockey hero.
"Growing up watching him handle himself both on-and-off the ice, he's definitely really admirable," he said. "I've got to know him on a personal basis too and my perception of him hasn't changed one bit - he's definitely someone you can look up to."
MacKinnon is hopeful his all-around style of play will enable him to crack an NHL lineup as soon as possible.
"For me to create offence, I need to get hard on pucks and go hard to the net, so I think I bring some grit to my game along with skill," he said. "Working on that complete package is something that everyone says, but obviously I'm really trying to have a really translatable game to the NHL and making it as soon as I can."
Despite the comparisons to his hero and all the hype about being a potential No. 1 overall pick, MacKinnon remains focused on making his first under-18 team.
"With all the talk, it obviously comes up in my mind a little bit," he said. "But obviously I'm not really worried about how high I'm going to go. (I'm) definitely focusing on one thing right now and that's making the Canadian U-18 team and hopefully getting our fifth straight gold medal."
Canada's under-18 team will be led by Kingston Frontenacs head coach and former NHL defenceman Todd Gill. MacKinnon said he has been impressed with Gill so far.
"He seems like a hard-nosed coach," MacKinnon said. "Definitely a lot of experience, definitely someone you can learn a lot off of and hopefully bring Canada gold this summer."
A young 16-year old - born on Sept. 1 - he was barely 16 when he put up 31 goals and 78 points in his first season with the Halifax Mooseheads. Not much was expected of a young Moosehead team in 2011, but led by MacKinnon's 13 goals and 28 points in 17 playoff games, Halifax advanced to the QMJHL's conference finals.
MacKinnon is also excited for what the coming year has in store and is expecting the Mooseheads to build upon their success of last season. The Mooseheads are expected to contend for a Memorial Cup berth in 2012 and should they make it, MacKinnon will again be linked to Crosby - who also led his Rimouski Oceanic to the Memorial Cup in his second season of junior.
"We're a young team with a lot of potential for this year coming up," he said. "We overachieved last year, so that's always fun – to prove a few critics wrong."


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The homes, which may not start construction until late 2014 at the earliest, are being slowed by previous agreements on how the infrastructure — like sewers, streets, gutters and sidewalks — are built, Joel Andrews, city planner for Patterson said. The nonprofit expects to build 80 owner-occupied homes and 80 rentals.
Tom Collishaw, the director of development for Self-Help Enterprises, agreed, stating the previous developer agreements called for that infrastructure to be built by other developers of the Villages of Patterson project, which is now on indefinite hold because of the housing slump from 2007 to 2012.
However, a recent uptick in the housing market is cause for optimism and the possibility of the affordable houses being built, Collishaw said.
"Until now, the numbers just didn't make sense to build," he said.
Self Help Enterprises hopes to begin construction of the 80 single-family houses, which would range from 1,200-square-feet to 1,400-square-feet, late next year or early 2015. Five to seven models with three- and four-bedroom units will be available.
Collishaw said the homes are in great demand and they've had a lot of communication with folks in Patterson needing affordable homes since the housing boom eight years ago.
The homes will be for those with low incomes, he said. A family of four would qualify with a household annual income of less than $47,000, he said, though the company was looking for families in the $30,000 or less range for the homes.
Families would have to put in 40 hours a week towards construction for the homes until they are built, he said. The work is considered the down payment for the home, and the mortgages are backed by U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development loans.
The fate of the rest of the Villages of Patterson remains in doubt, however, after Andrews said in January that options to purchase the property where the development was to take place had lapsed and some of the properties had been sold.
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