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Neighborhoods: Carroll Gardens
Great Pizza - Great Atmosphere. A really cute ol' pizza parlor in Brooklyn. Get a slice or pie with pepperoni!
Great! – Food is great, decent service. best pizza place around the area. Great for groups but noisy. Typical of a pizza joint.
great pizza great interior design as well – the pizza here was fantastic, great blend of italian flavors. the atmosphere was very romantic, nice design, great place to bring a date. check it out.
Nice Nice – I was on a date and took her here and she loved it; made me look good
Undiscovered Treasure!!!! – had some friends over from Cali and another friend recommended this place, but never imagined that we'd find such a great flavor in the food.... totally out of control... taglioli frutti d mare, gnoci, pizza ohmy goodness!
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Best Wood Burning Brick Oven Pizza in Brooklyn! Hands down!! – After several visits, I can honestly say that this "is 'the best pizza in New York city for its consistency. Every time I go back to the restaurant, I feel like it was the first time all over again! I grew up all my life with pizza and after having Luna Rossa's pizza, I had no words! Fantastic! Luna Rossa will have you coming back for more.... whether your in the mood for their wonderful light and fluffy pizza, or in the mood for something special, like their amazing veal ragu` with homemade spinach fettuccine!!! Mamma Mia che buono!
better than lucali's – In my opinion this place is better than Lucali's for two reasons: first, though the overall pizza quality is similar (both are to die for), Luna Rossa has a much broader selection of toppings; second, I''ve never had to wait for a table here and the atmosphere is much less rushed (unlike at Lucali's, where hours-long waits are the norm and they really try to get you in and out as quickly as possible). I'm hesitant to review this place because I like keeping it as my secret neighborhood favorite, but I guess that would be too greedy of me.
Great Great Great!!!! – This place has amazing food!!! and the people are nice so you have to try this place out!!!!! they are number 1.
a must have – the atmosphere is elegant and inviting when you enter you automatically feel welcomed and apart of the family. The garden is great for lunch and dinner. The food all across the menu has a taste straight from Italy. The prices cant be beat and you will look forward to the next time you go.
don't walk, run – We ate outdoors in the garden, which is urban but still it is outdoors and has atmosphere. The food was great, the house red wine was excellent and the service was very good. The owners are Neopolitan. They have a pizza oven which warms up the restaurant. It would have been too warm to eat indoors. The dessert was real italian, as were many of the patrons. I was surprised the restaurant wasn't crowded. Viva brooklyn!! Enjoy.
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George Sanossian had more than just a round of golf on his mind as he and Greg Hurd prepared to hit their opening tee shots at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Sanossian, the club's greens committee chairman, knew that the grand old Westchester County, New York, layout, designed nearly a century ago by the first true American golf course architect, Charles Blair Macdonald, had started to become a bit frayed and outdated in recent years. And he knew that some of the club's board members had been clamoring for renovations to make the course more challenging in the wake of technological changes that had been sweeping through the sport in recent decades. So Sanossian turned to Hurd, the head pro at the North Hempstead Country Club on Long Island who had once worked at Sleepy Hollow, and solicited his input about the issue.
"I asked him what the impact technology had on the game as we were teeing off on No. 1," says Sanossian. "When he got to his ball, he says, 'I'll give you the impact of technology. I'm 50 years old now. When I was 30 years old I could hit my best drive on this hole and it would have been 30 yards behind where it is today.' We realized technology had shortened Sleepy Hollow and we wanted to restore some teeth."
While the course had long enjoyed its status as player-friendly with its moderate length and abidingly wide fairways, the encroachment of trees and member unhappiness with a bunker project in the early 1990s had begun to give cause for thought to those charged with the club's future. Now, so had the technology issue. While not long at 6,570 yards from the tips at par 70, Sleepy Hollow's strength had always been in its par 4s. But now the 448-yard 8th, the 462-yard 12th and the uphill 405-yard 18th were no longer quite so daunting.
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Across America grand old clubs are undergoing the sometimes agonizing process of bringing their courses up to date. Shrinking greens, collapsing bunkers, spreading trees and rapidly evolving golf club and ball technology are the most frequently cited reasons that a club undertakes a renovation project. The technology question is often paramount in discussions about what to do with classic courses. A wonderful test of golf designed in the 1920s at 6,600 yards is rendered not much more than a pitch and putt when decent amateur players can drive the ball 275 yards. Blunderbuss drivers and perfect-pitch golf balls are turning a heavyweight 450-yard par 4 into a jab-and-juke welterweight.
A prime example would be the Merion Golf Club near Philadelphia, a longtime host to U.S. Opens and other USGA events. The Merion East Course was only 6,544 yards at par 70 when David Graham won the 1981 Open there with a score of 7-under par. At that time, Graham was hitting a persimmon-headed driver. In the modern era of golf driven by technology, Merion East was driven off the Open rota. But renovation work at the start of the twenty-first century added some 400 yards to the course, and that, along with its small, old-fashioned greens, has convinced the USGA to bring the Open back to Merion in 2013.
Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters, is an entirely different animal, one driven by the hunger to challenge the best players in the world. Under the direction of Tom Fazio, the course has been lengthened over the past decade by 600 yards and trees have been planted to squeeze down some driving areas. And Rees Jones has brought change to many old U.S. Open courses such as Oakland Hills, the Black Course at Bethpage State Park and the Country Club of Brookline.
Like these other vaunted courses, Sleepy Hollow appeared ready for a modern makeover. The club dated back to the early twentieth century, when men of great wealth and social stature, led by William Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt and John Jacob Astor IV, contemplated a golf club on land overlooking the Hudson River. Rockefeller and an international banker named Frank A. Vanderlip bought an estate of pronounced grandeur in a town made famous by Washington Irving and his short story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. The estate, purchased in 1910, had been owned by Margaret Louisa Shepard, a granddaughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt and the widow of Col. Elliott Fitch Shepard, a lawyer who founded the New York State Bar Association. The colonel, who had bought the property in the late nineteenth century, had commissioned iconic architect Stanford White to design his immense manor home, which was surrounded by hundreds of acres that overlooked the river and its magnificent palisades. In the minds of the founders, the manor home would make a grand clubhouse and the grounds a grand golf course.
For most of the twentieth century, the layout delivered by Macdonald and his right-hand man, Seth Raynor, in 1911 (apparently with acrimony and dispute with Mr. Rockefeller), did just that, maintaining its status as one of the most majestic courses in America. But the bunkering and tree concerns, as well as the technology issues that had effectively shortened the course, had become the focus of the board members and committeemen, who felt that a renovation was necessary. And it wasn't only the golf course at Sleepy Hollow that required attention; the clubhouse, tennis courts, pool and shooting facility also needed to be maintained. For Mike Hegarty, the turn of a new century was the appropriate time to consider a wide-ranging plan for capital investment. As a club vice president (he was newly elected as president at the beginning of 2007), Hegarty, along with his peers, felt that the wonderful old golf course wasn't as grand as it once was. "We took the point of view, as trustees of the club we were guardians of the current member experience and also guardians of future member experiences," says Hegarty. "We decided the golf course is the engine that drives the club. It's the primary reason people join the club. We thought we needed to protect the major engine of the club."
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Chris Hardy, 22, from Whitehaven, pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation in August and was sentenced to 120 hours' unpaid work and costs.
Hardy hacked into an email account by using information on that user's Facebook page to figure out answers to security questions.Once he gained access to the email account, he was able to reset that user's Facebook password and gain access to that.
Using chat instant messaging, he convinced one of the user's friends to hand over their credit card details.He told BBC Inside Out North East that people needed to be more careful about who they communicated with online.
He said people should hide their email addresses and urged them not to put "too much information" on their profiles and timelines.
"Accounts are getting hacked every day so you don't really know who is on the other end, it could be anyone, it could be someone wanting your bank account details," Hardy added.
"I keep an eye out for people like that. I never give bank details over the internet, I don't keep my email address on Facebook.
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Chief Constable of Cumbria Police, Stuart Hyde, is the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) lead for e-Crime Prevention.With so-called superfast broadband looming for Cumbria, Mr Hyde also urged people to be cautious about the information they put online.
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I thought it may be ok to use a double wye here for the new install but not sure if I should use that, or a sanitary cross. On the right side of the wye I will be draining the sink and the shower. The shower will be 2" drain and will be wet vented through the sink about 5' away. the left side of the wye I need a kitchen sink and laundry to drain into. I had planned to run 3" down the length of the wall and pick up the kitchen and laundry there. I (think) I know how to tie that stuff in. If that won't work, I think I could also use the left side of the wye and cap it for a cleanout and use the existing cleanout and turn it to pickup the kitchen and laundry.
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It's a little tough to tell from the pictues,
You may have a hub there, that will take a pipe using a rubber fernco inside hub seal.
This is how plastic would look into the hub.
I am moving a drain pipe that used to be connected to a bathtub (I'm building a shower.) The drain pipe is cast iron and I need to connect plastic pipe to it. Can anyone tell me how I can do this?
It's a little tough to tell from the pictues,
You may have a hub there, that will take a pipe using a rubber fernco inside hub seal.
This is how plastic would look into the hub.
looks like a lead stub but I cant see if thats cast its connected too.
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I hope that wasn't a load bearing toothpick in the picture, Terry!
Here are the picures of the pipe. I believe it is all cast iron? I would be able to hammer a dent in lead, right?
Can I cut the cast iron pipe and connect plastic? If so, where would I cut it? I'm going to move the drain about 14" to center it for the shower.
Thank you for your help!
If you cut the cast, cut it behind the hub.
But first measure to see what diameter it is.
Most new cast iron is 2-3/8"
Some of the old stuff is 2-1/8"
When I couple the small stuff, I use a Copper by cast coupling.
Or, it looks like a rubber seal is stuck in the hub, if so, you may be able to pull out the last pipe.
Toothpick? There was plenty of wood there already in that non load bearing wall. That had been done by the handyman before me.
It is a rubber seal so when you say "pull the pipe out" is that literal? Can I just yank it out? I did tug on it a bit, but was afraid to really pull it for fear of pulling out everything, the larger pipe and all (possible?) I've never touched a plumbing pipe before in my life so this is all new to me. I'm about as new as they come to DIY projects but so far so good.
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To keep me from jumping, Dish offered three months of its multisport Red Zone package, plus a choice of Cinemax or Starz for three months.
Note that Dish won't necessarily call you with these compensation offers. You have to reach out. And if you do, it's pure street ball.
Before DirecTV reached its agreement Thursday, it was doing handsprings to keep customers. A friend bargained for the NFL package that gives him all Sunday games, plus approximately $25 off his monthly bill for six months.
Point is, these showdowns with regional sports providers are here to stay. So don't just sit back and mutter over these stupid disputes. Exploit them.
I'm only here to help.
Meanwhile, tell me this: You knew this Lakers season — so pregnant with promise, so fatuous with fanfare — was ripe for absurdity, but did you ever imagine anything like this? In a town of long-running sitcoms, the Lakers continue to be our finest work.
Honestly, after her loopy performance on election night, Diane Sawyer seemed the obvious choice for the Lakers coaching job. She obviously possesses the proper gravitas and mental acuity.
Now starting at point guard for the Lakers: Chardonnay Jones. Hiccup.
I know, I know, Sawyer was just "fatigued" the night she stumbled through election coverage. I can sympathize; I get fatigued every Saturday night, especially if there's a six-pack of decent fatigue on sale.
But what sober person would ever take that Lakers post, the place coaching careers come to die? Napoleon had more fun in Russia.
All I know for sure is that this is one of the greatest news cycles of all time: elections, coaching coups, debt crises, sex scandals.
In fact, in the aftermath of the Mike Brown firing, some suggested Gen. Petraeus would make an excellent coach. But that's just silly. You'd really let that guy anywhere near the Laker Girls?
I will concede that this Jill Kelley, the "Tampa Kardashian," shows great promise. If she doesn't wind up married to one of the Lakers, I'll lose all faith in the redemptive powers of complete and total love.
Speaking of which, just imagine what Thanksgiving will be like in the Buss mansion. "Phil, nice to see ya.... Hey, pal, what are you doing with that big carving knife?"
Praise the Lord and pass the scalding hot gravy.
The Lakers did the most unthinkable of things: They insulted the big Pilgrim to the point of possible retaliation. If Jackson's not the next Clippers coach, I'll eat my weight in cranberries.


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This superb black and gilt japanned bureau cabinet is part of a group traditionally thought to be German, based on one red and gilt japanned cabinet formerly at Schloss Pillnitz, Dresden, that has been attributed to the Dresden workshops of Martin Schnell. The latter was responsible for the embellishment of Dresden's Hollandischen (Dutch) Palais and Schloss Pillnitz's Wasserpalais (Water Palace) (G. Hasse, Dresdner Mobel, Leipzig, 1983, no. 141). That another cabinet of exactly the same type was sold at Christie's Madrid, 16 May 1974 (illustrated in Christie's Review, 1974, p. 415) suggests the possibility of an Iberian commission, if not manufacture.
To further confirm this theory, the magnificent gilt gesso bureau cabinet which until recently had remained in Portugal with an unproven Royal Portuguese provenance, shares many similarities in construction with the present cabinet: the same feet (its pair, sold anonymously, Sotheby's, London, 3 June 1977, lot 93) was fitted with the original foot pattern, four sided rebates on the underside of the drawers, a brass lock plate on the left door to receive the locking bolts, a four prong lock in the flap, similar ogival pediment profile, the same handles on the drawer fronts (again, the handles on the gilt gesso cabinet were replaced following the original pattern also found on its pair), and the same handle pattern at the sides.
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I was in New Orleans a few months back and saw a man literally standing on his soapbox preaching loudly into a microphone to a largely uninterested stream of pedestrians. Bourbon Street has no shortage of street performers vying for the attention of the crowds, and this guy was definitely losing the competition. I have no reason to doubt his sincerity or question his motives in what he was doing. Like telemarketing, it must achieve the desired effect sometimes or people wouldn't do it. About a block away a group of around fifteen young musicians was serenading a packed crowd with a fabulous blending all kinds of instruments. Their skill and dedication were admirable, and much appreciated by those of us who stopped and listened. I couldn't help but wonder which performance was more pleasing to God. The Bible tells us that life is made up of things that are clean, things that are unclean, and things that are holy. I think it is possible that offering up a gift of talent that has been honed into its highest expression might just fall into the holy category. Screaming judgment at strangers doesn't strike me as quite so appealing.
C. S. Lewis describes humans as amphibians – half spirit and half animal. As spirits we belong to the eternal world and as animals we inhabit time. It's a creative structure that requires us to be in a constant state of rebalancing. Fortunately, God made it pleasant for us to tend to our physical needs. It feels good to eat when we're hungry or sleep when we're tired. Of course when these basic functions get out of balance, the result is misery – just ask anyone with eating issues or insomnia. Being out of balance spiritually can cause even more distress. In Romans 5, we read that our spiritual condition is a trait of our human condition and that God solved the problem of humanity with humanity --- through the Incarnation. Our free will affects our spiritual state and physical state in much the same way, but God offers rescue. We are not so much cowering before a harsh judge as receiving a father's warm welcome into restoration and balance. Grace. It really is amazing.


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Bryant Mayor Jill Dabbs and a panel of public safety officials, including representatives from the police, fire, code enforcement and animal control departments, gave updates and fielded questions from Bryant residents during the first in a series of town hall meetings Thursday.
Those in attendance — about 30 Bryant residents and a handful of aldermen — were given an opportunity to answer survey questions via cell phone during the event. When asked where public safety funding best would be spent, 42 percent said the city should put more money into the school resource officer program.
Harry R. Butzlaff, 88,  of Bryant went to be with his Lord on Feb. 23. Harry was born Nov. 12, 1924, in Milwaukee, Wis., to Harry and Clara Butzlaff. He was a lifelong member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a chemical engineering degree. He retired in 1989 as manager of quality/process control from A. O.
Louis A. "Lou" Cyr, of Benton born Oct. 2, 1928, in Pittsfield, Mass., passed away on Feb. 23, at Saline Memorial Hospital Hospice House in Bryant. As a young man, he served in the U.S. Army, and after leaving the service, he worked for Western Electric Company as an engineer. He was involved in the early years of the ICBM Program at Bell Laboratories. He was a Boy Scouts leader and commissioner in the organization. He enjoyed camping with his children and the beautiful sites in the U.S.
Dwight Still, 62, of Bryant, passed away Friday, February 22, 2013. He was born July 9, 1950. Dwight worked for Pfizer and was a member of First Baptist Church in Bryant. He was preceded in death by his father, Elton Still and two grandchildren, Lillian and Waylon Still.
He is survived by his wife, Julie Still of Bryant; two sons, Chris Still and wife Brandy of Bryant and Jeremy Still of Little Rock; mother, Minnie Still of Manila; brother, Randy Still of Paragould; two grandchildren, Samantha and Hannah Still; and a host of loving nieces and nephews.
Angela Allison Scarbrough, 26 of Benton, died Friday, Feb. 22. Angela was born April 15, 1986 in Norman, OK to Randy Scarbrough and Judy Callaghan Scarbrough. Angela was a graduate of Norman High North and of UALR. She served as a liaison to the Navy for Hewlett Packard before deciding to pursue work with the love of her life, race horses, in Kentucky. She was currently working as a waitress at West End in Little Rock and as a veterinary assistant at Springhill Animal Clinic in Bryant.
She is preceded in death by grandmother Vera Callaghan and grandfather Bobby Scarbrough.
A Benton police officer has been terminated after a recent DWI arrest.
Heath Curtis Ward, 32, of Benton was hired by the Benton Police Department more than two years ago as a patrol officer.
On Feb. 9, at 1:50 a.m., Ward was reportedly stopped by Bryant Officer Jon Haydon on Interstate 30 near the Springhill overpass for speeding, failing to use turn signals for lane changes and swerving between lanes.
Bryant High School student Hannah Patterson spent several weeks prior to the start of her junior year wielding a pickaxe and shovel, going on safari, sampling goat's blood, and avoiding poisonous trees.
While not a typical summer vacation for a 17 year old, Hannah said she loved every minute of her community service trip to Tanzania, Africa, and plans to move there after college.
Hannah had been searching online for a scholarship-funded trip to take. She expected the experiences that did not cost anything would not be elaborate. At best, she hoped for a train ride or something, she said.
Hear the words "piano bar" and the image that comes to mind is an establishment featuring a talented musician, entertaining from a piano setting.
Oftentimes the artist both sings and plays tunes requested by the customers.
There's another connotation for piano bar locally, however. This is the result of an unusual creation of Brandon Hughes, an employee of the Habitat ReStore in Benton.
Benton police are requesting the help of the public to locate a 16-year-old boy.
Tristian "Dusty" Higgins reportedly recently ran away from Rivendell Behavioral Health Services in Benton and has not been located. He is described as white, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds with hazel eyes and blonde hair. Higgins was last seen wearing a gray hoodie-style jacket, blue jeans, and white tennis shoes. He is believed to be traveling on foot in the Central Arkansas area.
ARKADELPHIA - After winning the 7-4A district tournament, the Bauxite Lady Miners rolled into the South Region Regional tournament as the No. 2 seed with a chance to make history.
After a tough first half, the Lady Miners took control and blew past Dumas 51-41 in the opening round, advancing to the 4A state tournament for the first time since joining the conference in 2011. Bauxite made state in 2010 when it was a member of the 5-3A.


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Lesson Plan
After investigating several national sites (such as parks, forests, seashores, and battlefields), students will use the Internet to find the daily temperatures at chosen national sites, as well as their home location. After recording at least one week of temperatures, students will create a graph to demonstrate the data collected. Students will then complete a written explanation of the data, including weather trends, comparisons, and predictions.
Students will research and record daily temperatures at specific national sites. Students will display data accurately in appropriate formats. Students will identify weather trends and compare weather in different locations.
- Introduce the concept of national sites through an age-appropriate text you read aloud or through appropriate Web sites. Describe the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program for background information. The program is described at www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/atb/. Tell the students that the back of a coin is called the reverse, and "obverse" is another name for the front.
- With the students, examine each of the five 2011 quarter designs. Locate each of the 2011 sites on a class map. Answer any student questions.
- Have the students investigate a variety of national sites on the Internet. If desired, focus on a small group of sites you select. Students will choose the national sites on which to focus their weather data collection.
- Review different types graphs, focusing on line and bar graphs as the best options for this project.
- Have the students track high and low temperatures for at least one week (the worksheet allows for 14 days) using the Internet in the home location and at one national site.
- After collecting all of the data, have the students create a graph to display the information they gathered. Students may choose to use a line or bar graph. Have the students then explain their graphs in writing identifying trends, connections to weather and climate in the location, predictions for upcoming weather, and comparisons between locations. Have the students share their work with the class.
- Use the students' class participation, research work, and final products to evaluate whether they have met the lesson objectives.
- Use the rubric to evaluate performance on the graphs and written explanations.
Differentiated Learning
- Allow students to work in pairs to research the national sites and/or create their graphs and written explanations.
- Provide a set of data for students to use.
- Provide a template for students to use in creating their graphs.
- Allow students to use a scribe or supportive software for their written explanations.
Connection to www.usmint.gov/kids
- Have students learn more about national sites by visiting the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program lesson plans for grades 2 and 3 at www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/atb/view.cfm.
- Have students learn more about national parks with the 50 State Quarters® Program "Take Me to Your National Parks" lesson plan for grades 2 and 3 at www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/2007/0203-6.pdf.
- Have students learn more about graphs by visiting the 50 State Quarters® Program "Great Graph!" lesson plan for grades 2 and 3 at www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/2002/0203-6.pdf.
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Worksheets associated with this lesson plan
- Research national sites in the United States.
- Use the Internet to find the daily high and low temperatures in chosen national sites AND in your hometown. Record these temperatures.
- Create a line graph or bar graph to display the temperatures in your chosen locations.
- Write an explanation of your graph.
Step-By-Step Directions
- After your teacher introduces your class to national sites and the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program, explore national sites using www.nps.gov. Your teacher may tell you which sites to study. Print out the "Exploring National Sites" worksheet and record what you find.
- Choose ONE national site's weather to study. You will study the weather in that national site AND in your home town. Print out the "Tracking Temperatures" worksheet. Use the Internet to find the high and low temperatures each day in both places, and record them on this worksheet.
- Your teacher will review with you types of graphs and their parts.
- Print and read the "Weather Watchers" worksheet. Make sure that you understand all of the directions. After you record all the temperatures for the assigned number of days, create a graph of the recorded temperatures and write an explanation. Use the rubric to make sure you do your best work and include all the elements of the explanation.
- Share your work with the rest of your class.
National Council of Teachers of English (www.ncte.org) and International Reading Association (www.reading.org)
- Students adjust their use of spoken, written, and visual language (e.g., conventions, style, vocabulary) to communicate effectively with a variety of audiences and for different purposes.
- Students employ a wide range of strategies as they write and use different writing process elements appropriately to communicate with different audiences for a variety of purposes.
- Students use spoken, written, and visual language to accomplish their own purposes (e.g., for learning, enjoyment, persuasion, and the exchange of information).
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (www.nctm.org)
- Data Analysis and Probability (PK-2): Students should pose questions and gather data about themselves and their surroundings, and represent data using concrete objects, pictures, and graphs.
- Data Analysis and Probability (3-5): Students should collect data using observations, surveys, and experiments, and represent data using tables and graphs such as line plots, bar graphs, and line graphs.
International Society for Technology in Education (www.iste.org)
- Research and Informational Fluency: Students apply digital tools to gather, evaluate, and use information.
Side Box
- Two in-class sessions (30 to 45 minutes) for teacher-led lessons on national sites and graphs
- Brief, daily Internet access to research daily temperatures
- One or two independent or in-class sessions (30 to 45 minutes) for completing the graph and written explanation
Materials List
- Internet access
- Age-appropriate text that provides basic information about national sites
- Materials to create a graph (centimeter or inch graph paper, markers, colored pencils, etc.)
- Writing materials
- National site
- National park
- National forest
- National seashore
- National battlefield
- National Park Service
- Weather
- Climate
- Temperature
- Thermometer
- Graph
- Line graph
- Bar graph
Helpful Hints
- Limit the number of national sites from which students may choose or assign each student a national site.
- Using another national site as an example, go through the process of finding the high and low temperatures and recording them using the chart. Then create a class graph and a sample written explanation together with the students.
- Provide some examples of completed graphs for the final project.
- Temperatures can be recorded in degrees Celsius, degrees Fahrenheit, or both.
Student Side Box
What You Need
- "Print Me" worksheets
- Internet access
- Graphic materials
Related Materials
- Exploring National Sites (worksheets)
- Tracking Temperatures (worksheet)
- Weather Watchers (Project Guide)
Related Links
- National Park Service: www.nps.gov
- National Weather Service: www.nws.noaa.gov


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If you turn up a photograph of Israel Warner (1768-1862), also known as Asahel, I would be interested in hearing about it. He was the son of Col. Seth Warner and enlisted in Gideon Brownson/Bronson's company of Warner's Regiment. From about 1840 to 1847 he was living in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY; in 1849 he was living near his brother Seth in Vermont; and from about 1854 on he was living in Napierville, DuPage County, IL.
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