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The Hendersonville Fire Department will use a $506,000 grant to hire seven firefighters, U.S. Rep. Heath Shuler announced Friday in a news release.
The fire department has secured a Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response program grant through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
"This grant is excellent news for first responders in Hendersonville and the community they serve and protect," Shuler said in the release. "Now more than ever, we must ensure that first responders have the equipment, training and resources they need to stay on the job keeping our neighbors safe. This funding will ensure the Hendersonville Fire Department is able to continue their outstanding service to the local community."
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wonderful brunch dish. i followed your advice and added the za'atar, and i added a drop of freshly grated nutmeg to the spinach and onions while cooking. this is a keeper!
Fantastic! I served this with some grilled chicken and it was so delicious. I even made my own Za'atar (using your recipe) and added a teaspoon of that. I am trying to eat low carb so this was a great little dish to make and eat with a piece of chicken or fish.
Delicious! Love the saltiness of the feta against the sweetness of caramelized onion. The shape didn't hold up well with mine, so we scoped with spoon. Toke me about 45min, but still slightly runny. I let it sit for a while in the oven after baking and it became less liquidy. Light and flavourful, sort of like quiche without the heavy crust.
This was awesome ... again! I can't believe I've forgotten to post a review until now! Today I tripled it and it was part of a dinner for close to 100 happy, well fed diners at our congregation. It goes together in a snap and makes the house smell heavenly. Great hot, warm or cold. Ooohhhh maybe stuffed in a pita for lunch too! Yum! Thank you, Mirj, for posting!
I doubled the recipe, using only 5 eggs, frozen spinach, and sauteed the onions a bit longer till they were browned. This was really delish! I used a 9x13 dish (for the doubled version). I love browsing through Mirj's recipes, but this was one of the first I've actually tried. I loved that I didn't have to worry about the filo dough. It wasn't greasy or heavy, and very satisfying!
This was a wonderful casserole. The flavor is reminiscent of spanokopita filling, and the casserole actually tasted better on the second day. Thanks for the delicious recipe!
This was absolutely delicious. I used one package of frozen spinach thawed and squeezed dry and it turned out wonderful. I will definitely be making this again!
These flavors go exceptionally well together.
Now I understand why this recipe has five stars consistently. This is perfection. Slight substitutions of the addition of two cloves of roasted garlic, a mixture of feta and freshly grated imported Parmesan. Also, I threw in about 2/3 of a cup or so of some locally produced cottage cheese that was close to the pull date in my frig and used Greek oregano. I made sure to use the freshest ingredients of the highest quality because this recipe is only as good as the quality ingredients you put into it. Instead of cooking the pie in a 9" x13" pan I used an ovenproof pie dish. This would be the perfect dish to serve cold at a brunch-quick and easy. Thank you, Mirj! Mazol tov! * Next time I'm in a bigger city I'll have to pick up some more za'atar for this dish. CG
This was really terrific, Mirj. Just for fun, I added a pinch of cayenne and a pinch of nutmeg. I loved the onions and feta together--I did use fat free feta, which I realize is probably a sin, but I am trying really hard to cut back! Anyway, this will be a keeper recipe for us. Thanks!


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This combo lock is easy to program, and the number selectors are fairly movable. The 5' lock is long enough to loop through a lot of parts (i.e. the car rack, front tire, and the handlebar). It also comes with a bike holder to mount it on your bike when it's not in use.
I bought one of these locks expecting security... that was until a vandal sliced right through the cable with some cutters and took off with my brand new hybrid bike. The cable looks as though it was cut through like butter.
this is a very rugged lock for LOW crime areas. i live in hudson new hampshire (not that many people) i use it when going to a resturant frends house even at walmart itself. (usually where people arnt likely to theft a bike with anyone seeing them). the only problem i have with this lock is that it came with no directions they probibly do now but i figured it out:
when you open it with the factory combination there is a little switch with red painted at the top of it where it seas push up you shift the entire switch upwards by pushing down bouth sides of the switch and gliding it upwards then you set your combination once that is done you snap it back to where it was before. then your current combination is set. like i sead before this is a lock for low crime areas and if your bike (like mine) cost you over $1,500 get a chain lock for going in plases you dont trust.
This is an excellent light bike lock; It's flexible and easy to use. However, I think people are mislead into believing this is the only lock they'll ever need to keep there bike safe. The truth is, If you have a really nice bike, that people would <3 to steal, you really need 2 locks:
1.) A heavy chain, or u-lock to attach to the back (or front) wheel and frame to a stationary object (like a bike rack).
2.) A light weight-lock to attach the frame to the other wheel.
( people generally aren't going to go to any great effort just to take your front wheel ;-) )
This lock works excellent for #2, but if you use it as #1 or as your only lock, chances are your bike will get stolen.
I got this July 2007 and I used this for about 2 weeks-- to go back and forth from school.
One day, I was about to come home but my lock won't unlock! It was working fine for about two weeks but all of a sudden, my combination didn't work. I called a police man to come and cut the chain. He cut the chain within 2 minutes!
It says that it has a lifetime warranty but BELL still hasn't called or replied back regarding this incident. I think it won't pull open because perhaps the rain may have caused the metal part to get oily and thus eventually stuck?
Don't get this unless you have the time to drive back and forth to the store to get it exchanged everytime something like this were to happen. I have a police report as evidence but let's just say that I wasted 2 hours outside waiting for someone to come and cut the chain.
I ordered this product on line for my daughter who is a college student and after she picked up an entire order which included a bike, helment, and lock. The bike which required assembley was missing the pedals and this lock came with no instructions about how to set the combination. Now she has to make another trip to the store with the hopes of finding another one just like it and either exchange the locks or get the directions.
i locked my bike right in front of my house with this lock. i came outside, an old rusty bike was on the driveway, the my lock lying next to it.
a thief broke open this lock, regardless of the thick layer wrapping the steel. the lock ITSELF was hammered and opened, the cable not even needed to be cut through.
I opened the package and I did not find the user manual! After a couple of minutes I came to realize how to set up a combination.
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Skip to comments.Convoluting Math - Betraying Our Children's Future
Posted on 07/28/2012 9:38:35 AM PDT by maggiesnotebook
More woeful elementary core curriculum education news from the state of Oklahoma, and specifically in Tulsa and surrounding areas. Headline: Elementary Test Results Dip, and they have dipped "to the lowest rates in years." The good news is, about 24 years ago, Tulsa schools took 6th graders out of elementary schools and moved them into what was transitioning from Junior High School to Middle School. That bright idea is apparently now being corrected and 6th graders are moving back to elementary school where they are better served. The fact is, students across the nation are failing in mathematics and science. Many High School graduates are put in remedial reading classes so they can qualify for college. Appalling. We have convoluted math to the extreme. Our education system continues to be in crisis as we pour billions and billions of dollars into teaching and administration. With half my brain tied behind my back, I know that funding is not the problem. The article and video below will raise your eyebrows, give you a migraine and if you care about your child's future, you will be madder than heck. It's one of the most important pieces I have read on education, other than Kevin Jennings moving out of Obama's Safe Schools Czar office. Please pass this to family and especially to parents who are dismayed at their child's lack of interest in mathematics.
The district's overall fourth-grade reading proficiency rate fell 10 percentage points to 42, and third-grade math is down 9 points to just 48 percent overall. Moderate losses were seen at the fifth-grade level, with math and reading proficiency down 6 and 5 points respectively to 52 percent and 49 percent overall.The New Math
Sixth-graders improved three points in both math and reading, to 54 and 53 percent, respectively. Source: Tulsa World
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Years ago when I got out of the service unemployment was high, and no one really wanted Vets, the general assumption was we were all crazy a slight exaggeration. The construction industry was a little different, cray was normal and it paid well, provided you were willing to get paid for what you produced, instead of the time you put in The only problem was you were on your own for things like insurance, and the winters were rough on cash flow. That was when I started learning there was more money in selling the materials, then there was in nailing it together..
A couple years later I was managing a lumber yard. One evening I wrote a guy up for 160 feet of baseboard molding, and set him to the kid in back to get loaded up.. and went back to what I was doing.. A couple minutes later the came to and asked how many pieces he should give the customer. The kid was eighteen and had graduated from High School less than a month before..
I looked at him and said Youve got sixteen footers back there, the stuffs in ten piece bundles, the customer has a racks on his truck, so sixteens are fine.
The pride of the local school system just stood there for a full minute looking at me, then he said Yeah, but how many pieces do I give him?
I had to explain to this kid, who had just Graduated High School that ten times sixteen equaled 160-
Over the years Ive heard people complain about the lack of very basic skills kids have when they finish High School. Educators have demanded and gotten more money, smaller class sizes and the latest and greatest in modern educational tools. The result is a lower quality finished product than we had fifty years and hundreds of billions of ago. Now weve gotten to the point that everyone is blaming everyone, the parents blame the schools and the teachers, In turn the schools and the teachers blame the parents.
Every year the experts come up with a new solution, but it will cost money. Somehow the experts dont get blamed they just get more money out of the deal.. Before we go any farther, take a look at the video.. The narrator gets much better as she gets into her subject, shes not so good at first.
Explaining New Math, no - really (video) Im not so sure if Id have been able to solve a simple multiplication problem if Id been taught bu any of those methods. However thats what the experts say works.. at least while theyre selling the school districts new curriculum models, and very expensive books to go with them.
I sat my almost eleven year old grandson down and we watched the video together, hes been taught everyone of the algorithms except the lattice method.. Then he laughed a little..
He told me last year as Floridas FCAT Testing Season was approaching his teacher was having a really hard time getting her students to understand the clusters, thingamajigs and whatevers the new math calls for.. She was getting desperate. Finally she said Screw this, and started erasing everything on the black board.
Then she said.. You dont have to show your work on the FCAT, let me show you how to do this stuff right. It didnt take long for the class to figure it out, when it was taught the way it had been for generations.. before the experts made it better.
Several years ago...I lived in Germany and was watching this TV show where businesses were inviting seventeen year-old kids out for job interviews. These all related simple jobs in bakeries, groceries, and beverage shops.
The bosses all had this ten question test that they used on the kids that showed up. They were questions like....if you only had half of three hours to do a job...how many minutes did this add up to? Nine of ten kids could not answer the question. One kid sat there for at least three minutes...finally converting the hours into minutes and coming to the answer of 120 minutes (wrong, I know).
So the bosses all turned to the reporter doing the piece, and said....these are all kids finishing up years in school, and ought to be able to do simple math. The simple truth was that they just couldn't think and operate with common problems and math. If you had just said what was 180 minus 90...they'd all answer that quickly. They weren't prepared for the real world.
I suspect that American educators are discovering the same thing. The answer here...is to start every kid by the third grade....doing business math applications on a routine basis. Sprinkle in geometric situations, and various other calculations. Math alone, is not enough....you need to think and use it in everyday life.
Is there a link to the video, or did I miss something?
The emphasis on math and science is the beginning of what is wrong. Those are just two forms of materialism that don't develop thinking. We need to go back to the pre-Dewey methods of education, that emphasised reading and writing. I find it disturbing that every day on FR there are intelligent people who cannot make the plural of a noun correctly - it means that even though they see it written correctly in books and the media, it doesn't sink in, because they don't understand the rules of spelling and grammar that are - or should be - taught in third grade. (But apparently are not).
As I recall it was reading, writin and arithmetic.
And yes I know they are misspelled.
I have noted that most people that teach reading and writing have trouble dealing with simple ratios and percentages. And I don't see how emphasizing what you mention is going to help with peoples ability with math and science which are very important part of this complex society.
I don't disagree that what you say is important, just that you left out a very important cog.
video - seen it before - it's astounding how they are teaching math...
This looks like a thread for WINTERTIME!!! (part of the title of one of my favorite songs, by The Fenestrations [Doors, for those of you in Rio Linda]).
Anyone on this site that still trusts the DRUGGIE, SEX-CRAZED, Ed School college graduates to teach their kids reading and math (i.e., public school teachers), might just as well have the neighborhood pedophile drive their kids home from school (and one can reasonably argue that the pedophile would be more interested in the kid's success than one of those Marxists, posing as teachers).
That video is close to going viral. If it did, MILLIONS of parents would WAKE UP to just what these schools are doing to their kids.
But, for now, they still live in their own dream world.
That was my first thought, too. Students are always asking, "When am I ever going to need to know this?" Math should be taught using real world applications.
Then again, math textbooks already include word problems - for real-life situations. Maybe the real reason is that students are held to standards that are too low.
The problem with American K-12 education is that almost every one of the several states has granted a monopoly on producing "qualified" or "certified" teachers to colleges of education. Colleges of education have been a bastion of stupid, left-leaning ideas since the time of John Dewey (remember he called his ideas "Progressive Education") and got worse with the importation of Vygotsky's ideas ("social construction of knowledge") from the Soviet Union.
Mostly their pedagogical ideas (hands on learning, group work, exploration leanring, 'look-say', . . .) would work as nice add-ons to straight-up old fashioned 19th-century-American or early-to-mid-20th-century-British-style education, but are absolute disasters when substituted for actually learning facts, phonics, standard arithmetic algorithms and the like. Their ideas of using schools for anything other than education (building self-esteem — which incidentally is a vice — providing social services, psychological services and the like) are actively harmful.
In mathematics (my own area), another problem is that optimal education takes more time than we're willing as a society to devote to it, and requires teachers from the early grades on who actually understand mathematics (instead of the math-phobic ditzes who constitute 85% of the population of ed majors). Ideally, each topic should begin with a bit of exploration (this really requires the teacher to know mathematics well), then proceed to teach the facts or standard algorithm *with an explanation of why it works* and ideally *why it is superior to what the student came up with while exploring*, then have a fair bit of rote drill, followed by applying the topic to something interesting (again probably requiring a mathematically or scientifically savvy teacher). If we have to leave any of that out for time considerations, the initial exploration goes first, followed by cutting down the amount of rote drill a bit.
Of course, the Vygotskians want to keep the exploration part, and eliminate the rote drill entirely, and an awful lot of elementary ed majors aren't competent to lead the exploration, explain why the algorithms work, or recognize why or whether the standard algorithm is superior to what a bright student came up with on his or her own.
We need a handful of right-leaning states to upset the "progressive" status quo by breaking the college of ed monopoly, setting up rigorous math, science, literacy, American and world history and civics standards, howls from the education establishment be damned. Oklahoma seems like a good place to start.
My wife is a teacher educator. Many of her students headed for elementary schools, "hate" math and/or are "afraid of math". When they come to her classroom that is. Not so much when they leave. She's the math specialist in her small department (and the chair too). She changed the requirements so that those headed for middle or high school also must take "teaching elementary math", so that if, as happens too often, the kids come to them deficient or "hating" or "afraid", they can figure out what went wrong earlier, and fix it.
She's only one teacher educator, in a small program. But when I think of how many kids are not exposed to a teacher in elementary school who can't do, "hates" or "is afraid of" math because of her efforts, plus those who where her elementary students when she was in the public school classrom, the numbers get rather large. Still just a drop in the bucket, but still quite a legacy to have.
You misunderstood what I wrote, and possibly cannot understand the very idea - without reading comprehension, which takes a lot of reading and a lot of training - the students don't learn how to think. You make my case for me
Thanks. I have also seen it before but now I have it bookmarked.
I remember (its been some years ago) reading a book by Thomas Sowell about education in this country. His first idea for helping to create more competent teachers was to eliminate the Bachelor's degree in Education. Basically, you get a Bachelor's degree in something like Math, Computer Science, History, etc. Then, you get either a certificate or a Master's degree in Education. He believed that this would improve the quality of teachers that are teaching our kids.
Multiplication is a subset of math - so yes they are teaching math.
math is what you learn after you know arithmetic
at least that is the way it was defined and taught when i went to school... but then again we learned times tables back then too
Modern government schooling was, since its inception in the mid-1800s, a **SOCIALIST entitlement. Nothing good can come from that. If they seemed to function somewhat well in previous decades it is due to the values of the teachers and principals in the system. For example, my father, born in 1913, was raised in a home with his grandparents. His grandfather served in the Civil War. By the 1970s this generation of teachers was retiring. They were the glue that held together an already crippled socialist system of schooling.
"That was my first thought, too. Students are always asking, When am I ever going to need to know this? Math should be taught using real world applications."
I taught my kids reading in 2 months, before they turned 4 years old (it's really, really, easy using traditional phonics). Once they learn to read, they use it every day of their lives and will NEVER question you again why they had to learn all those weird sounds.
Math, though, takes years (half a decade, roughly to get them ready for Calculus), and that's doing it the traditional way (i.e., without calculators or pictures of Nelson Mandela). Kids will learn math, provided two things are done: 1) They are taught TRADITIONAL math, and (2) parents stick to it. But no, kids can get by quite well, most days of their lives without doing math, not to mention how easy it is to stay clear of Algebra and Trig. So, yea, they will question why they have to go through all that crap.
But math separates the men from the boys when it comes to the real world. Without math, opportunities are limited (hence the drive of liberals to prevent minorities from learning math - they need to keep their voting blocks intact), with math there are no limits.
It's up to parents to understand this and push the kids through...and that's life.
"(instead of the math-phobic ditzes who constitute 85% of the population of ed majors)"
I tend to call teachers drug and sex-crazed animals, at least during their college years...or certainly the Ed-majors that I went to college with.
"I remember (its been some years ago) reading a book by Thomas Sowell about education in this country."
The book is "Inside American Education" and it is frightening. It's 20 years old. I read that book and vowed to NEVER let my kids step foot in public school. I kept that vow and certainly don't regret it. And, as scary as that book is, things have only gotten worse since.
Exactly! It is parents who are and have **always** done the teaching. The school is merely sending home a very expensive afterschooling curriculum.
My prediction:
If every government school in this nation were to disappear tonight, the **same** kids getting an education today would get one tomorrow. The same children NOT getting an education would not get one tomorrow.
Answer: Because little to NO learning happens in a government school. If children are learning it is due to the afterschooling and preschooling done by the parents, the child with his home assignments and projects, and paid and unpaid tutoring.
We spend **more** on K-12 education ( federal, state and local) than the military and studies have NEVER been done to prove that government schools teach anything at all. Studies have NEVER been done to show what is actually learned in the classroom as compared to what knowledge is IN THE HOME due to the parents, child, and tutoring.
I agree 100% on the importance of math. When I wrote that post, I was thinking of one of my sons who is mathematically-inclined but, ironically, never enjoyed math. Yet, he was able to move ahead in math on his own, just by holding himself to a higher standard. He's always aiming for a perfect score.
Both of my girls had Catholic educations. They were both very ready for college.
"Both of my girls had Catholic educations. They were both very ready for college."
Great to hear, and great job.
"I was thinking of one of my sons who is mathematically-inclined but, ironically, never enjoyed math. Yet, he was able to move ahead in math on his own, just by holding himself to a higher standard. Hes always aiming for a perfect score."
Believe me, 2 of my kids absolutely HATED math. But, as a parent, I didn't care. It is far too important to be subject to their tastes at that age. They got some sore butts, but learned their math - and love me to this day for putting them through it.
"Answer: Because little to NO learning happens in a government school. If children are learning it is due to the afterschooling and preschooling done by the parents, the child with his home assignments and projects, and paid and unpaid tutoring."
Exactly. We sent our kids to Christian schools, but we always knew that it was for day-care, and maybe filling in a few loose ends, like history and some other stuff. But they were at least 6 years ahead in math and reading when they started, so we never expected any learning there (we just continued the math at home - the reading was long finished).
Congratulations on a job well done!
upchuck, sorry, the video is in the the article at my blog. I can't get videos to post here. It's really worth watching.
upchuck, sorry, the video is in the the article at my blog. I can't get videos to post here. It's really worth watching. http://www.maggiesnotebook.com/2012/07/convoluting-math-betraying-our-childrens-future/
"Congratulations on a job well done!"
Thanks, and dittos-back.
And you make the case for you being a pompous ass.
Now that the niceties are out of the way, while you are right about needing to read to be able to understand, however without the proper math training their education is incomplete.
And you make the case for you being a pompous ass.
Now that the niceties are out of the way, while you are right about needing to read to be able to understand, however without the proper math training their education is incomplete.
Again, you make my case for me - resorting to the old liberal device of name-caliing when you don't have an argument. I never said or implied that math shouldn't be taught. I said that that's not where the emphasis should be - it needs to be on reading and writing. Call me all the names you want - it won't make up for the fact that you didn't learn to read very well.
Let's review this, the article was about what's wrong with math education. You make a post that I didn't agree with and I simply made a post back to you which I ended this way.
I don't disagree that what you say is important, just that you left out a very important cog.
To which you replied
You misunderstood what I wrote, and possibly cannot understand the very idea - without reading comprehension, which takes a lot of reading and a lot of training - the students dont learn how to think. You make my case for me
So a mild disagreement with you somehow makes you feel I can't comprehend and I make your case for you? WOW, to which I responded by saying you were a pompous ass which then brings about calling me a liberal.
You are a piece of work and this last post of yours kind of proves my point about you I think.
I also think I see why no one else on this thoughtful topic bothered to respond to you.
I will end any attempt to have a dialogue with you but simply tell you that I am sure beyond any doubt that I have a far better grasp of math than you and after reading your posts back to me am almost as sure that my reading comprehension is at a minimum as good as yours and a very high probability of being better. I know I used a couple of math terms in that last sentence which might make your comprehension difficult.
To everyone else on this topic I apologize for getting involved with this poster and dragging down the topic.
Shes only one teacher educator, in a small program. But when I think of how many kids are not exposed to a teacher in elementary school who cant do, hates or is afraid of math because of her efforts, plus those who where her elementary students when she was in the public school classrom, the numbers get rather large. Still just a drop in the bucket, but still quite a legacy to have.
I knew a very smart Professor of Math Education who also was blessed with great common sense. As was suggested by someone else in this topic that using every day problems to teach math was a good approach. He had a whole series of labs cutting across K - 12 that were either everyday life situations that you could identify with or also riddles or puzzles that had a math basis for the solution. They tended to get and keep students attention.
However he also had something special he saved for students going into elementary education. He told them that the time in child's life when their mind is most open to math is in the elementary school age. And that sense most elementary teachers did not like math that put a special burden on them to work hard to have make sure students have the opportunity to learn math and that their fear of math did not hinder their students.
I have no idea how many he reached, but it does point out a flaw in our educational system.
For the most part this has been a very good topic and I bookmarked the utube above and also sent it to my daughter who after getting her kids into high school has become certified to teach math and has just gotten a job teaching high school math.
Calling someone an unpleasant name is what the liberals do - isn't it? (Fascist, racist, bigot, etc.) You resorted to the same device, instead of simply stating your disagreement with me.
Yes, the article was on math education, and how children are being cheated. I was making the point that the very premise was faulty - it's the mistaken idea, that began in the early 1950s, that math and science were the most essential subjects in school, and the accompanying neglect and devaluation of reading and writing that contributed to bringing our society to the mess it is in today. Many people, even intelligent, seemingly educated ones, can barely reason, because they can read only superficially, have not absorbed great literature, and have no cultural/historical references.
Whether a hundred people chime in to agree with me, or none, does not change the objective merit of what I say. And your attempt to disparage me because there is no supporting chorus - that's an attitude that one encounters often among....liberals, who don't have the ability to step out from the herd, because their identity and sense of self worth is defined by the group.
My fathers parents were both teachers, my other grandfather was a teacher, Mother was a teacher, and Dad taught until WWII, when he became an inspector working in a defense plant. Back in those days, teaching and nursing were the only professional fields open to women - which meant that women able to do professional grade work were essentially drafted into teaching. Which in effect subsidized education.I have two observations:
- If, like me, a child enjoyed word problems and despised number crunching, the teacher was more likely to harp on the lack of enthusiasm for number crunching than to recognize and reinforce, and strongly promote, competence in word problems. Most teachers hated the word problems themselves and didnt elect to go into education because they were whizzes in mathematics.
- Today, with the advent of the khanacademy.orgweb site, math education can be done quite differently than traditionally.
That's pompous or arrogant, whichever. So I responded by telling you that your were a pompous ass, perhaps arrogant ass would have been better but whatever.
Yes I did not appreciate your curt response to what was legitimate conversation and bluntly told you so. If you don't like that try a more reasonable approach with whoever you might be exchanging with in the future. It won't be me as I recognize people who are arrogant or pompous and for the most part choose not to deal with them.
I might add that along with reading and comprehension comes communication at which you sadly fail.
One Thing that you can, and should, do is teach, or least approve of, alternate methods that will work for students who may not comprehend the traditional method. Or use it in an example that might interest them.
The fundamental ideas of the Khan web site are:
That paradigm can produce education without teachers or coaches, given a self-motivated learner. Given teacher or coach, the Khan web site maximizes the utility of the teacher by
define the topics of an education.
- break the topics down into bite-sized chunks which can be explicated in 10 minutes.
- make the 10-minute videos, in an informal, respectful way which doesnt patronize or intimidate the learner.
- make the videos available free, and make it easy to view and review them.
- provide drill and practice.
- reinforce concentration and full learning.
The Khan paradigm allows for self-pacing and for any exogenous motivation the teacher can provide. But the signal benefit of Khan is that you arent paying teachers to reinvent the wheel by doing lectures which are inherently one-size-fits-nobody. The lectures are done once, but the auditing of those lectures is unlimited.
- provide the teacher with detailed information about the needs of each student.
The Khan Academy provides one particular lecture from one particular lecturer for each topic. In principle the paradigm would be unchanged if there were multiple lectures from multiple lecturers are available for each topic. I dont claim that, in principle, no lecture by Khan can be excelled by any other lecturer. But with his free lecture Khan provides a minimum which any other lecturer must seek to at least in some sense excel, in order that his lecture be worth anyones attention.
The benefit of the canned lecture which is free and readily paused and repeated makes live, in-person lectures difficult to justify - especially if it comes at the expense of scarce student-teacher direct interaction. Let other lecturers assay to excel the utility of the Salman Khan lecture, by all means. But dont expect the live lecture to ever fit the student as well as the canned lecture which the student views when, as, and if he needs it.
The Kahn web site is also being used in tutor centers and math labs at many colleges and as supplementary material in K - 12 schools. And of course many students find their own way there.
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I am writing to support Hollis French in his run for Lieutenant Governor. He's been in the state senate for 12 years and during that time I've watched him work very hard on the issues that I think are the most important: education, renewable energy and a fair oil tax. He is always prepared, professional and courteous to his colleagues and the public. He never backed down in a fight over principle, yet was able to work in a cooperative way with members of the other party.
Next week I turn 65, part of the baby boomers' "silver tsunami." Yes, it's a little disconcerting, but one must look at the positive aspects of aging. Hey, I'll qualify for the City & Borough of Juneau's senior citizen sales tax exemption! I've been paying sales taxes in Juneau since the time I was able to earn my own money — for over 50 years.
But wouldn't you know it? Now that I'm almost there the CBJ Assembly is considering doing away with the exemption because of a $7 million budget deficit. And the way I see it, the local senior tax exemption may be just the beginning.
The oil company commercials say that SB21 is all about jobs. When the Exxon Valdez crashed and destroyed many Alaskan jobs Exxon said they would make good on it but then they spent about 20 years in court trying to avoid payments.
BP's oil well blow-out in the Gulf of Mexico destroyed many jobs. BP promised to make good on it and are now in court fighting to avoid payments.
On Tuesday, Aug. 19, Alaska voters will act as legislators. Through Ballot Measure 1, Alaskans have the power to repeal the law currently governing Alaska's oil and gas production tax, known as Senate Bill 21. A "Yes" vote repeals the current tax and reinstates the system that was in effect from 2007 until 2013, known as Alaska's Clear and Equitable Share (ACES). Just as legislators need to be informed before they vote, so does the voting public.
I work at the family business my father started in Fairbanks back in 1982. We are Flowline Alaska, a fabrication and manufacturing facility that coats and insulates pipe for the producers. Through the years and ever-changing oil tax regimes, we have seen ups and downs in our workload based directly on whether our clients are investing up north. I can tell you first hand, because of SB 21 we are once again running full-speed and once again we have an optimistic future.
Bob Williams knows hard work and the challenges facing Alaska's working families and small businesses. He grew up working his father's sawmill off the Old Glenn near the confluence of the Knik and Matanuska Rivers. After graduating from Palmer High, Bob earned a petroleum engineering degree with honors from the University of Alaska Fairbanks while working his summers as a roustabout on the Cook Inlet offshore platforms.
Dan Sullivan keeps telling us he is a real Alaskan, but a look at his campaign contributions says otherwise. Most of his donors work in big business outside of Alaska and donate more at one time than some Alaskans make in a month. It seems like the number of wealthy Lower 48 millionaires donating to Sullivan far outweigh the number of Alaskans who donate to him. Based on where Sullivan has been fundraising, he seems to care more about his corporate buddies than he does about ordinary Alaskans. Alaskans have shown who they support and have given their support to Sen.
In 1857, Alaska was purchased from Russia. The Russians, it seemed, knew that there was a wealth of natural resources in the Alaska but were not able to govern it in such a manner so as to maximize their return. So, they sold it. Let's call Russia's plan to govern Alaska up until 1857 "ACES."
Lots of wealth, for somebody, but perhaps not the best of management and we are not getting what we should for what ever reason. So, how do we improve the system? Let's call Russia's management decision to sell Alaska "SB21," because they decided to seel now for immediate gain.
Do you worry about losing local sales tax exemptions? Property taxes going up? Cuts in local services and facilities? School funding cuts resulting in higher class sizes? You are right to be worried about all this and more.
Like many Alaskans, I've been following the debate between supporters of Vote "Yes" and Vote "No" on Ballot Measure No. 1.
If ever there were a David vs. Goliath battle, it's this one. The powerful interests in the state are lined up with the oil companies on the "No" side: the governor, legislature, leadership of the unions, business community and Native corporations. All that's missing for the oil companies to have complete control of Alaska is us — the ordinary citizens.
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Messina's from Simeri Crichi, Catanzaro, Italy Posted on: 14 Jul 2001, by gfg30
I am seeking my ancestors from Crichi Italy. My grandfather was Gregorio Messina and my grandmother was Maria Spagnolo. Please let me know. Gloria
Check SPAGNOLA board Posted on: 11 Feb 2000, by Christine Rose
It looks like we have two message boards - Spagnolo and Spagnola - the latter has some listings - please check there, too.
Re: Check SPAGNOLA board Posted on: 01 Apr 2002, by holloway55
i am also searching surname spagnolo from pa abt. 1920 related to fasone & calcagno families. any help appreciated. email@example.com please reply directly to the e mail. thank you ...
Maria "Mary" Spagnolo Obit, Pa. 2004/late Raffaele Posted on: 01 May 2004, by S_Ihrman_pass...
"Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Fri., April 30, 2004 Spagnolo Maria "Mary" Age 74, on Tues., April 27, 2004, of Sheraden. Wife of the late Raffaele; mother of Joseph (Elizabeth) Spagnolo; grandmother of Mark...
Zappia/Perre Posted on: 01 Feb 2001, by Rose
...Perre dated 3 Sept, 1896 - Plati It gives her father as Saverio PERRE fu Rocco age 40.. Mother - Anna Spagnolo (no age) At present I am having trouble with my email. But if you think this is right- try and l...
Zappia/Perre Posted on: 03 Feb 2001, by Rose
...(birth did not always get recorded the same day.) her parents are: Savario age 40 (b. 1856) and Anna Spagnolo (no age). I have them in my data base. If you are interested email me - firstname.lastname@example.com
Re: My granfather name Posted on: 02 Aug 2006, by Rocco Bisaccia
...is a relative of these people, please contact us. Best regards (puoi anche rispondere in italiano o spagnolo) Rocco
searching for relatives in Naro, Sicily Posted on: 16 May 2003, by johnyzero
...were born in Naro, Sicily and died in Thompsonville, Connecticut, U.S.A. Guiseppi's wife was Marie Spagnolo who I believe was also born in Naro and died in Thompsonville Connecticut, U.S.A. I am trying to f...
PUGLIESE and SPAGNUOLO families in PA Posted on: 11 Jan 2004, by datmama
I'm looking for information on Josephine/Giuseppinia PUGLIESE who married Anthony/Antonio SPAGNOLO and lived in Vandergrift, PA. I know very little about this branch of the family...which ones stayed in Ital...
origine del cognome Posted on: 15 Dec 2000, by Michele Di Lollo
...che tu capisca bene l'italiano...al meno lo vedo dal tuo scritto. La mia lingua originaria é lo spagnolo, peró preferisco scrivere in italiano in questo caso perché l'inglese mi resulterebbe me...
Huffman, Emily Lea Wilson 1927-2005 (Fairmont, West Virginia) Posted on: 06 Jan 2007, by WilliamPorter...
Emily HUFFMAN Fairmont Emily Lea HUFFMAN, 78, of Fairmont passed away on Tuesday (Aug. 2, 2005) at Fairmont General Hospital. She was born in Marion County on Jan. 5, 1927, a daughter of the late E...
Re: Aclaración Posted on: 17 Mar 2007, by gabersani
Localities > North America > Mexico > Oaxaca
sono italiana, scrivo in italiano, perchè non conosco lo spagnolo, ma mi può rispondere in spagnolo, perchè i miei figli lo parlano bene.Sono figlia di una Bracchetti di Ala di Trento e da tempo sto ce...
Re: Family Name Posted on: 21 Oct 2007, by KendraF63
...(Frank)D'Emma came to the states in approx 1900 (am unable to confirm exact date) He went back for Angela Spagnolo (his bride to be although I believe through other sources they were married in Termini before...
John Pretto Posted on: 23 Dec 2007, by cantorjoeocho
...passed away January 13, 2006. He was born November 30, 1919 in Italy to the late Anton and Adelaida (Spagnolo) Pretto. John served in the Army during WWII. He retired from Electronics Manufacturing and moved ...
ECKLEY, Jean, 1924-2008 Posted on: 26 Jan 2008, by Dalice
Localities > North America > United States > States > Pennsylvania > EasternPa
...death, in addition to her parents, by a brother, Henry Eckley; and three sisters, Myrtle Eckley, Naomi Spagnolo and Joan Sherpensky. Surviving are a sister, Evelyn Babinchock, Shenandoah; nieces and nephews;...
French Sheridans Posted on: 01 May 2008, by gosgos
Does anybody have information on following sheridans ? Other French Sheridan of unknown parentage: André Sheridan of Mullingar enlisted 13 July 1734 in the François de Nugent Troop (Fitzjame...
Re: French Sheridans Posted on: 01 May 2008, by gosgos
...gli austriaci, tuttavia nello stesso anno a CAMPOSANTO ci fù la storica battaglia fra l'esercito spagnolo e l'esercito Austro-Piemontese. A tale battaglia partecipò anche il reggimento HiBernia (i...
Re: Nervino-Sagulo-Fusaro-LaCava Posted on: 07 May 2008, by wolffman04
Localities > North America > United States > States > New York > Counties > Cayuga
...and same with LaCava's and I don't have much info on them from Italy another name I am looking for is Spagnolo he has a son and I'm not sure he even knows it because he was adopted out and brought to the stat...
Re: Origin of Spagnuolo Posted on: 10 Jun 2008, by sebspag83
...kept the original spelling of Spagnuolo but there were some sections of the family that ended up with Spagnolo. whether it was just spelling error at "check in" desk or whatever it was but there was...
Re: Spagnola Posted on: 21 Jul 2008, by JohnnyandtheS...
do you have any turn of the century ancestors named Angelo, or Augostino Spagnola or Spagnolo? They were my grandfather Cosimos' brothers. Also Antonio seems to be an ancestral name in my family. ...
Spagnolas from Chicago.. there has to be a connection Posted on: 28 Dec 2008, by nogimmick
...was born in Chicago in 1980. My father's name is John Francis Spagnola, his father is Rocco Thomas Spagnolo and his father Thomas ? Spagnolo. My grandfather Rocco changed our last name to Spagnola sometime in the 6...
Re: buscando familia en el mundo Posted on: 14 May 2009, by mariaconcetta...
...email@example.com perhaps we could help each other in our research. Sfortunatamente non parlo spagnolo ma mi piacerebbe aver informazione su questa famiglia. La mia bisnonna si chiamava Maria Concetta ...
Ovunque voi siate nel mondo ! Posted on: 17 May 2003, by Massimiliano7...
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Calabria > General
...potuto vivere insieme.VI PREGO RISPONDETE !!!!! Oltre che in Italiano potete scrivermi in Inglese o Spagnolo...Intanto POSSA GIUNGERVI IL MIO CALDO ABBRACCIO OVUNQUE VI TROVIATE E SPERO UN GIORNO DI INCONTRAR...
Re: Sablone Posted on: 03 Jan 2010, by deliathecrone
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Abruzzo > Pescara
...have a Nicoletta Sablone, who married Biagio Della Piana in early 1900, had two children and died of 'spagnolo'? Biagio then returned to Nocciano and married Nicoletta's sister, whose first name I don't yet h...
Re: Sposato family Posted on: 31 Jan 2010, by Clorinda34
A dove sai? Non Parla Spagnolo. Parenti- Pasquale , Damiano, Demetrio, Rosina , Attaglio, Gennaro, Angelo Sposato, Acri e San Demetrio Corone near Cosenza Grazie ,
Re: Domnick Calabria Posted on: 06 Oct 2010, by Carole Alessi
My father's family were all from Bianco in Calabria. The surnames are Alessi, Zarzaca, Zappia, Spagnolo, Ceratti, Gerace, and more. Do you have anything on these names? Carole Alessi
Re: Looking for Great Uncle in Palermo (Mayor of Palermo) Posted on: 14 Feb 2011, by Le0chic
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Sicilia > Palermo
...Giacomo Marchello April 1971 - January 1976 Vito Ciancimino November 1970 - April 1971 Francesco Spagnolo October 1968 - November 1970 Salvatore Lima Gennaio 1965 - July 1968 Paolo Bevilacqua July 1964 -...
Re: Are you a possible relative? Posted on: 20 Dec 2011, by BScavullo
...parlarti perché i miei bisnonni sono di Albi e ho fatto un pò di ricerca. Il cognome è Spagnolo. Se puoi, mandami una email a email@example.com Ci sentiamo presto! Brian
Re: Kitzmiller family of Mt. Storm Posted on: 17 Feb 2012, by cyrh853
Hi , I read your post on Ancestry.com and I believe we may be relative some how. Here is the infor I got from my Descendents and family reunions from the past 30 years or so. Maybe you can figure ou...
Re: FINAZZO, PALERMO, MUTTONI, BEVILACQUA Posted on: 24 Nov 2012, by Cathy_Castro7...
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Sicilia > Trapani
...vedo l'ora di sentire da voi Beatrice. Non parlo Italiano, ma posso leggere. Lo parlo solo Inglese e Spagnolo. la mia email e email@example.com, il mio numero di telefono e (562) 424-3033, il mio indirizzo e...
Re: SERGI, CARBONE, ZAPPIA, SPAGNOLA Posted on: 18 Jan 2013, by franksgro55
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > General
96th Chemical Service Company Posted on: 12 Mar 2013, by housedoug
Topics > Military > World War II > General
After years of research, this is a list of the soldiers in the unit. It was also known as the 96th Chemical Composite Company. The unit served in the South Pacific on Guadalcanal, Bougainville, and ot...
Re: family tree Posted on: 26 Jun 2013, by Robert Spanie...
I have Spagnuolo / Spagnolo / Spaniel family in Vandergrift, PA. These are all the different spellings that came out of Spagnuolo. firstname.lastname@example.com
Rotzo, Italy Posted on: 25 Apr 2002, by lkhadlock
Topics > Immigration and Emigration > United States > Italian Immigrants
...research in Italy. Who should I contact for birth, marriage, death, etc. records? I'm looking for the Spagnolo/Spagnola's, the Dal Pozzo's (from Piatzo), and the Monge's and Nasi's (from Rosanna). Any guid...
Re: Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, ME, IT Posted on: 24 Aug 2013, by Grace McCord
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Sicilia > Messina
Do you have any information on Puglisi, Rotella, or Zangla? from Barcellona PG, ME, It. Last know addresses Via Giovanni Spagnolo and Via Mandinici.
Re: Messina's from Simeri Crichi, Catanzaro, Italy Posted on: 26 Sep 2013, by Bevispagno
Hi, my name is rose anne, my father was Pietro spagnolo, by crichi. His father was Salvatore and his wife rosa sacchetta, the parents of my grandfather were Domenico spagnolo and Anna posella ,they had this sons :...
GIGLIO in King county Posted on: 21 May 2014, by renatagiliocr...
Localities > North America > United States > States > Washington > Counties > King
...changed his name) who married a Mary. They all originated from Brooklyn, NY. Friends with families: Spagnolo, Bressi, etc - all from Roccella Ionica, Calabria, Italy.
Re: SERGI, CARBONE, ZAPPIA, SPAGNOLA Posted on: 22 Jul 2014, by Bevispagno
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > General
My surname is spagnolo my father was simeri crichi , catanzaro his was domenico spagnolo and anna posella and Carmela spagnolo già aunt
Spagnolo from Termine Imerese, Palermo Italy Posted on: 28 Aug 2014, by GjeanCharb
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > General
My Grandfather Giovanni Spagnolo came from Termine Italy, to Rhode Island around 1896. He married Rosie Perrone (Pirroni) there, in 1900, had 2 children and then came to Canada (Toronto Ontario). He was liste...
Researching family from Messina Posted on: 24 Sep 2014, by Quinn_Maria
Localities > Western Europe > Italy > Sicilia > Messina
I am looking for information on my Paternal Grandparents - Gaetano SPAGNOLO & Grazia PIZZINO from Naso, Sicily.and Maternal Grandparents - Francesco MIRAGLIOTTA & Calogera MIGLIORE. any help would b...
Re: Carmella (Rosaria) Spagnola, daughter of Serafina Letizia/1930 US Census Posted on: 28 Feb 2015, by robbek_1
...great grandmother is Angela Mazzone (who married Cono Letizia) and is the sister of Carmella (Rosaria) Spagnolo...my grandmother is Carmela Letizia. I would be great-full if you could assist me with any infor...
Re: Carmella (Rosaria) Spagnola, daughter of Serafina Letizia/1930 US Census Posted on: 20 Mar 2015, by ariadne38
...not know anything about my grandmother's family in Sicily. Our family names are Spagnola (originally Spagnolo), Giardina, Mazzone, Letizia, Toscano and Galipo. I believe a Germanotta married a Galipo. (I t...
Re: Carmella (Rosaria) Spagnola, daughter of Serafina Letizia/1930 US Census Posted on: 24 Mar 2015, by robbek_1
...to link people with the same names but not the case. I actually have letters scanned in from Marion Spagnolo to my great uncle in my tree...it was during the war era. This was how I found out we had relatives...


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What has already been a strange and scary work week in the nation's capital, came to a close with a shocking incident on the National Mall: For reasons we don't yet know, witnesses say a man doused himself with gasoline and then set himself on fire.
D.C. fire department spokesman Tim Wilson tells the AP the man suffered life-threatening injures. The wire service reports:
"He was standing by himself at Seventh Street and Madison Drive, in the center portion of the Mall, when he emptied the contents of a red gas can on himself and set himself on fire moments later, said Katy Scheflen, who witnessed it as she walked through the Mall.
"She said passing joggers took off their shirts in an effort to help douse the flames, and the man was clearly alive as the flames spread. A police department spokesman said he was conscious and breathing at the scene. MedStar Washington Hospital Center tweeted that the man was taken there but had no condition update."
Images posted on social media sites showed a rescue helicopter landing on the lawn, the iconic Washington Memorial in the background. They showed police descending upon the scene on a clear, sunny day in Washington with the Capitol building in full view.
Of course, the week started with an impasse between the House and Senate that led to a partial shut down of the federal government, the first in nearly two decades. Then a high-speed car chase through the monumental core of the city forced the Capitol and White House on lockdown and left a suspect dead and two officers injured.
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Endocytosis and Exocytosis.
Endocytosis is a form of cellular transport where cells absorb molecules or substances from outside the cell by 'engulfing' it with the cell membrane. This process allows larger particles that can't enter the cell by any other means to enter the cell. Each case of endocytosis results in the formation of an intracellular vesicle. Every cell of the body undergoes endocytosis, as most substances important to them are larger molecules, which cannot pass through the cell membrane or hydrophobic plasma.
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just saw a disc with the spotlights and shadows at MoMA nyc. fantastic. the one at the top of the post looks more arresting however. thanks jen.
@#1, my thoughts exactly. =)
"...its a solid sphere attached to the wall by a thick arm and sticking out several feet into the room."
No, it's not. It's a section of a hollow sphere. AKA a convex disk. And it's attached to the wall by a post, made from a hollow tube.
Glad you liked it though.
The disc is in no way "hollow," nor is it a "section" of a larger sphere. It is a single, solid, curved plane of acrylic. Irwin did not create his discs by cutting segments from already formed whole spheres (it took much, much, much more labor than that); in addition, "convex" and "hollow" are not synonymous.
I'm not sure whether the tube is hollow, but I have a call in to the curator to see. I'll let you know.
Yay, modern art that's actually interesting to look at.
This just in: The post is hollow. Big around, and hollow.
Wow. I just reread what I wrote and realized that all of this Schoolmarmishness extends from my misuse of the word sphere. I apologize, Schoolmarm, for insinuating that you do not know the difference between "convex" and "hollow." I see completely what you were trying to say, and I'm fixing the wording on the original post. Oy. Some days it doesn't pay to get out of bed.
Uh, help us out here. Is it a disc (i.e., a flat round thing), or more like a dish?
I happen to be one of the formost art critics in the country. Take it form me, it is crap>
It's a convex curved disc, quite like a dish with its base turned outward.
Can you get HBO on that thing? [badda boom].
It's true: We all do make mistakes from time to time. Thank you for the simple correction and display of humility, a rare but always lovely thing to see.
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Director: Jim Steel
Company: Phoenix Releasing
Cast: Poppy Morgan, Tommy Gunn, Evan Stone, Mario Rossi, Violet Blue, Michelle Lay, Jayna Oso, Mika Tan, Tyler Knight, Heidi Fleiss, Jassie (I), Randy Spears, Selena Silver
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That all changed in the 1980s, of course, when cellular technology began moving from experimental to ubiquitous and those clunky early car phones went the way of the Model T and telephone operator. The subsequent rush to wireless has been one of the most dynamic business stories of our time, and James B. Murray Jr. does a fine job of running it down and sorting it out in Wireless Nation.
The negotiator of some of the industry's biggest deals as chairman and managing director of Columbia Capital, Murray has had firsthand access to most of the major players in the ongoing saga, and his book benefits tremendously from the insider's perspective that these connections helped forge. It also benefits from his novelist's eye, which virtually puts readers into the center of the action with big-time participants like McCaw Cellular's Craig McCaw as well as "regular folks" like a middle-aged truck driver named Bob Pelissier who snagged one of the country's first cellular licenses.
Moving effortlessly from Newfoundland to New York and Washington state to Washington, D.C., Murray deftly chronicles the emergence of the cell phone as a worldwide business and societal phenomenon. He also offers informed speculation on its future, as emergent wireless Internet connections promise to make current technology and consumer penetration look as quaint as a black dial telephone. --Howard Rothman
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Paris wants a free-trade carveout for its movie business.
A U.S.-EU free-trade deal faces all kinds of obstacles—from chlorinated American chickens to European data-privacy protections to farm subsidies on both sides. But one issue threatens to derail the talks before they even get going: the French "exception culturelle."
That "exception" is France's system of subsidies, taxes and quotas covering movies, television, music and the arts. The government taxes all of this cultural business, then uses the money to support French artists and film makers. These same artists also benefit from quotas on the number of foreign (read: American) musicians, TV shows and movies that can be shown and heard in the French market.
The European Commission conducts free-trade negotiations for the entire European Union, but national capitals must bless the Commission's negotiating mandate. And ever since the intention to start free-trade talks was announced earlier this year, France has been threatening to block the whole enterprise unless the cultural exception is taken off the table in advance.
In other words, France—which is in recession with 12% unemployment and a President with a 29% approval rating—is prepared to blow up a multitrillion-dollar trade deal for ostensible love of its auteurs. And you thought romance was dead.
The French film industry today is much more than stories of the doomed or racy variety. It's also a multibillion-euro business. Last year's Liam Neeson action vehicle, "Taken 2," was a French cultural product. So was 2011's "The Artist," which cleaned up at Hollywood's Oscars. Yet France has done a masterful job of portraying the industry as a fragile flower that would instantly wilt without a protectionist government.
A trans-Atlantic free-trade area is the best stimulus idea currently on the table in Europe. Both sides of the Atlantic will face lobbies looking to protect this industry or that, but writing entire industries out of the deal before the negotiators have even begun to negotiate is a bad omen. If France wants a cultural exception, maybe the rest of Europe should grant its wish and write France entirely out of the talks.


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Released: Apr 18th, 2007
Running Time: 96 Min.
Companies: CinemaPlay Entertainment, CinemaPlay
Cast: Joe Blow, Mikayla (I), Nadia Styles, Christian (I) (TS-friendly performer), Jenner, Michelle (I), Adrianna Frausto, Odessa, T. J. Cummings
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
Though the box cover boasts six scenes and three hours of hot pizza delivery action, this entry in the series only has five scenes, no extras and half the advertised running time. As always, the guys surprise the gals with a penis in their pizza box, and lame "big sausage" puns abound. Unfortunately, this series, which started as a light-hearted parody of the most clichéd porn scenario ever, seems to have lost the parody element and turned into nothing but a tired cliché.
Fortunately, most porn consumers who would pick up a volume in this series are hardly looking for a plot, and it's well shot with a decent cast. Highlights of this volume include Nadia Styles who does standing 69 and mish, hot blonde cover babe Odessa, and Mikayla finishing her man off with a titty fuck (though unfortunately she fucks with a condom.)
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