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Perseverance and having a vision are two qualities that a person should have to be great at the things they do. And two characteristics I possess and value dearly. They've help me, and still do help me, to be very proficient and have a love for mathematics and computer literacy.
I currently substitute teach in N.Y.C. as I have done ever since 1996. Even though I am currently substitute teaching in N.Y.C., I received my Master's Degree in Education. I'm certified as a teacher in the State of N.Y. I'm also pursuing a certificate in Comptia A+ (A Computer Hardware credentials). Comptia stands for The Computing Technology Industry Association.
Mathematics is a gradient subject. Gradient is a relative change of increase or decrease of a variable value. For example a Pre-Kindergarten student may learn to count to numbers from 1-10. Then by 1st grade they are adding, subtracting, multiplying numbers, and other forms of arithmetic(which is the oldest and most elementary form of mathematics). Then when they jump to the 5th grade they will be adding fractions with like and unlike denominators. As they go up in grade levels, the subjects get more challenging.
In middle school there is Algebra 1 where solving a basic equation is the focus. Then in Geometry finding areas, and circumference(distance around a circle) perimeters(path around a polygon). In High School Algebra 2 focus on systems of equations, which can be solved by substitution, elimination, matrices, or graphing. Polynomials, and quadratics are two of the various topics covered in Algebra 2. There is Basic Trigonometry(the word means triangle measure it deals with the measures of sides and angles of a triangle). In Middle School usually only right triangles are discussed. Here "Soh-Cah-Toa" is used. Which is the Mnemonic Device to remember the three Basic Trigonometric Functions. Which are Sine(Opposite/Hypotenuse), Cosine(Adjacent/Hypotenuse), and Tangent(Opposite/Adjacent.
In High School Oblique Triangles, which are triangles having no right triangles or no angle equals 90 degrees is discussed. Knowing the Law of Sines and Cosines will be imperative in your studies.
I believe strongly what the founder of Calculus quoted, Sir Isaac Newton, "If I have made any valuable discoveries, it has been owing more to patient attention than to any other talent."
Cause patient attention and being alert is critical in studying something so technical as mathematics. Just keep working and don't ever give up. Perseverance and having a vision are two qualities that a person should have to be great at the things they do. And two characteristics I possess and value dearly. They've help me, and still do help me, to be very proficient and have a love for mathematics and … Read more
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Algebra 1 is a branch of Algebra that continues with the basics learned in Pre-Algebra. The figures and problems in Algebra are regular, which is what Algebra 1 deals with. For example linear or lines are studied in this branch. So when we are talking about linear equations, we are talking about an algebraic equation where the terms are a constant or a product of a constant and a variable. So y=2x-12 is a linear equation. Another hint why this is linear is because the degree(exponent of the term is 1 for each term. All linear equations are in the degree of 1. You will be expected to put this in slope-intercept form: y=mx+b; where m=slope and b=the y-intercept. Concepts that you should be doing include graphing linear equations, knowing the law of exponents, finding the surface area of a 3-dimensional figure, finding the slope of parallel and perpendicular lines, using the F.O.I.L. method to factor a polynomial or multiply terms in parenthesis that are in the appropriate position of F.O.I.L., these are some of the main points you should cover. Mathematics is one of the most gradient subjects in your education you will experience. Gradient is a rate of inclination or slope so, in this case, it is an ascending subject that always progresses. And prior knowledge is always used. This branch of math, Algebra 1, is fun, but must be taken very serious if you want to get good at this branch of math.
I have been teaching math for over a decade and a half. Since math is in great demand, I have been been fortunate to being offered to teach this subject. I have a great desire and zeal to want to do many Algebra 2 problems.
Since this advanced math can be overwhelming for some students, I have lots of patience with them because math is my love and favorite subject, but this is not the case for everyone. All people are different.
I always encourage the students by continuing to push them to try and to give them many problems that are in Algebra 2 and I never give up on the individual student.
As an educator I have had many experiences teaching elementary students. Since I have been teaching for over 15 years, my experiences have been ones of challenges and hurdles to get over, but satisfaction and self-rewarding, has always been the end result. I do have a passion to teach students, so they have the opportunity to be productive and responsible adults in the real world.
The immaterial trait of honor, patience, mixed with belief in the student is necessary to teach anybody so the individual understands and works. For example back in approximately 1999, I was covering a 4th grade class. There were about five students who were having trouble with converting mixed numbers into improper fractions and vice versa(The mixed number 2 1/5 = the improper fraction 11/5. What I did for this students was I sacrificed my lunch for them, and after getting permission from the Assistant Principal, that taking all five of them back to the classroom to work on the problems, after they ate we worked. I drilled them with as much time that they had to do nothing but math problems. Fortunately I got the O.K. that it was alright to work on problems during their Prep Period in which they had Gym. Again we did nothing but problems. And all of them were doing well. I just wished I had more time to work with that group. This was successfully executed all because of honor, patience, and believing in the students.
Computer Literacy is a vital tool in our every changing society today. Back in the mid 80's when the Atari
Consoles, Commodore 64 (8 bit computer), the Pac-man video game, the Centipede video game and other products created around that time, where among the best in the computer and gaming industry but today since the RAM(Random Access Memory which is temporary memory). The permanent Memory which is your ROM(Read Only Memory). This is your storage for your Operating System, games, music, photos, documents, Apps, and other files stays in your hard drive has increased and the file sizes has dramatically gone up more, these products are almost non-existent in the 21st Century. A good amount of RAM amounts to 3gb(3 gigabytes) but a superfast amount of RAM is 16gb. A good hard drive amounts to 450gb, but a hard drive that is very big that some individual people may never use is 1TB(1 terabyte)
Since computers have elevated vastly over the years many need to have a firm knowledge of using computers.
Many employers back in the 80s would accept people coming in to their office and applying for a job. Today
this has changed, many employers first want you to complete an online application, attach your resume by pasting or attaching, and then you must wait to come in for the interview. Homework assignments and reports for students are retrieved from the internet. So regardless of what age group your in, being computer literate, at some degree, would help you greatly and allow you to use your time more efficiently.
One of the best features of the computer is allowing you to use the spreadsheet. Some may think that excel is the first spreadsheet by it was not.It is very popular because of years of research and development but it was not released until 1987. The first spreadsheet was called a program Visical, developed by Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston. It was developed for the Apple II computer in 1979. It was sold to Lotus who developed Lotus 123 from it in 1983. Unfortunately Bricklin and Frankston did not put a patent on their Spreadsheet, since patents where almost unheard of for Software back in the 70's.
So the knowledge of many programs in computers is vital to ones well being and standard of life today. Being able to navigate to get the information desired is very important.
Pre-algebra is a vital tool that is a stepping stone to algebra. Pre means before and Algebra is the subject which represents letters as numbers. Since having a knowledge of algebra can make your life easier, it is very important to get down the basics of pre-algebra. In kindergarten all the way to about the 5th grade, arithmetic will be covered. Then around the 6th grade to about the 8th grade pre-algebra will be the main study in math.
Why this is important especially in the real world of business you could have a problem which says John will get $15.00 for every yard he cleans and you are given x(which is the number of yards John cleaned) you are also told x = 4 and the equation you are given and asked to find the amount of money John earns for cleaning the yards.
The correct answer is $60.00 since 15x=60 and realize that when a letter or a variable is right next to a quantity you are multiplying it so x is not a multiplication sign, but is being multiplied by 15. You were told that x=4 so when 15 is multiplied by 4 you get an answer of 60 or $60.00 were earned by John for cleaning yards.
In the 3rd grade you might have an arithmetic problem which says 43-17=what and the answer is 26, but in Pre-algebra you would be given x-17=26, what is x = to. You must isolate the x or get it by itself. Hence you would add 17 to both sides of the equal sign and the answer would be x = 43.
In Pre-algebra some of the topics that should be covered are number theory, such as Prime and Composite numbers, more number theory such as the GCF or Greatest Common Factor, and LCM or Least Common Multiple, Exponents, Writing signed integers, Prime Factorization and Square Roots are just some of the topics.
This Area of Pre-algebra is vital in your career and since computers are very prevalent today and use binary(base 2)Zeros and Ones called a bit individually or base 2(knowledge of exponents, especially raising base 2 to a power, is critical and solving equations will be very important in your professional life.


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The Era of the 'Transforcation'
From Switzerland to the Serengeti, Jemima Sissons reviews seven retreats to transform body and mind
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Many of us charge into the New Year resolving to shift the extra Christmas pounds, take up fly-fishing, finally learn Cantonese, or to help the less fortunate. Now, an increasing number of us are specifically choosing to do so on holiday. One U.K. resort owner has even coined the phrase "transforcation," for a holiday in which you change or transform yourself in some way.
Former management consultant Victoria Wills, who runs boutique weight-loss center NuBeginnings on the picturesque north Devon coast in the U.K., has noticed a real shift in people using their holiday as a life-changing experience. "Over the past six months we've seen a trend toward people looking for a chance to start afresh and to transform not only their bodies but also their approach to life," the 34-year-old says. "2009 was all about the 'staycation' but now people are looking to turn over a new leaf and to really make a difference to their well-being on holiday. Hence, the transforcation."
One of the highest areas of growth in the travel market is learning holidays, particularly photography, cookery and dance breaks, according to market-research group Mintel International Group Ltd., who ran a U.K.-based study last September titled "Learning from my holiday." The survey found that 27% of those interviewed want to learn a new language on holiday in the future, three times the percentage of those who have done so in the past three years, and almost a quarter would like to take up a new skill on holiday in the future, compared with 13% who would have done so in the past.
Transforcations aren't just about learning languages or losing weight. "Voluntourism," which combines travel with volunteering has also become popular. This can be anything from helping street children, to mapping climate change or interacting with endangered wildlife. Travel company Responsible Travel saw more than a twofold increase in enquiries for volunteering holidays in 2008 compared with 2004.
"There is much more of a need to be socially responsible," says Frances Tuke of the Independent Association of Travel Agents. "People value holidays so much now for things other than relaxing."
We take you on a tour of seven remarkable transforcation destinations from a medical and health spa in Switzerland to a photography retreat in Cambodia to a voluntourism effort monitoring cheetahs in the Serengeti.
Clinique La Prairie, Montreux, Switzerland
As is often the way in the land of the truly luxurious, discretion is key. Arrival at Clinique La Prairie is through an anonymous suburb of the Swiss town of Montreux, perched at the edge of Lake Geneva. It is only on entering a red and white barrier, and sweeping through the Mercedes-lined drive to the clinic, that you realize you are in a special place. The long, flat granite and limestone building I am about to enter is where the well-heeled come to transform their lives. The doors open silently and lead me into the complex, where sleek oak-lined tunnels interconnect its three buildings, preserving the anonymity of singers recovering from rhinoplasty and royalty looking to shed some weight.
Started in 1931 by Dr. Paul Niehans, Clinique La Prairie is most famous for its signature treatment, the Revitalization, which uses cellular therapy to slow the ageing process. So successful is it that the medical and health spa claims that 70% of its clientele returns every 18-24 months for the treatment. Among the spa's offerings is plastic surgery, hypnotherapy, menopause treatment and dental work.
Weight management is another reason patrons come to transform themselves. The clinic requires a minimum two week stay for the weight-loss course, which starts at €30,721.
I am here on a three-day transforcation break, in order to get a taste of the place, and to educate myself about health and diet. As soon as I am seated for lunch, nutritionist Christine Gogniat swoops down in her white coat and clipboard and asks me which program I would like to be on. She informs me that the light menu (1,200 calories a day) is almost the same as the normal menu. Except that "portions are smaller, desserts are made with artificial sweetener, and there is almost no fat." I gulp, thinking of my usual mid-afternoon sugary snack, and timidly opt for the light version. Reading the menu, I am amazed that its intricate and luxurious dishes, such as brill fillet with morels, roasted guinea fowl, and even desserts such as pear clafoutis, are packed with so few calories. The tiny portions look like masterpieces and I am impressed with chef Jean-Bernard Muraro's talents for making diet food so delicious.
During my body assessment, I am weighed and then my body fat and visceral fat (the dangerous fat surrounding your organs) are measured. I am quietly glad for having taken up Bikram yoga two months earlier, as my results are, all but one (waist to body ratio), in the green "good" zone.
Next stop is the gym where I am taken through my paces and a regime is devised for me, but nothing like the ones at the usual gyms I have been to. I am told to alternate cardiovascular activity with weight machines every five minutes, and decrease resistance on the machines in order not to get big muscles. My trainer Francoise's top tip of the day is to constantly contract the stomach (breathe in), as if my belt is one notch too tight.
By the second day of my regime I am suffering from slight sugar withdrawals. Admittedly, I have a sweet tooth and I know I consume too much fruit, fruit juice, and without fail, two to three squares of chocolate daily. In order to satisfy my craving, I rather pathetically find myself drinking the remains of the milk that has come with my afternoon tea.
As the guilt sets in, I seek out the advice of nutritionist Adrian Heini, who will become Clinique La Prairie's medical director in May. He puts me firmly in my place. "You haven't got an addiction. It is just psychological," he tells me. "In the same way, I think that a lot of so-called allergies, such as wheat, are in the head."
Mr. Heini advocates a balanced diet and doesn't believe in cutting out food groups or in detoxing. "Detox programs are just a fashion," he says. "The no-carbohydrate diet is also just wrong. You lose weight and water, but also muscle mass. We want to rebuild physical condition here with diet and exercise. Those faddish diets don't respond to the modern principles of nutrition."
Contact with other patients is virtually nonexistent, and the other families here -- mainly Russian, Chinese or Middle Eastern -- float like ghosts, from dining table, back to their rooms, never to be seen again. As with a regular hospital, it isn't the place to engage in small talk. Everyone is here for a medical or aesthetic reason.
The clinic preaches a holistic approach to health. For example, in order to tackle eating problems or stress, it will often suggest hypnotherapy and sophrology (dynamic relaxation) to find the root of the problem. "It is not magic," says hypnotherapist Fatima Santos. "It is just about getting close to your feelings."
With its top class cuisine and baroque flourishes in the bedrooms -- such as elaborate gilt mirrors and silk cream wallpaper -- Clinique La Prairie feels like an upmarket hotel in one respect. Yet the men in white coats and panic buttons in the bathrooms to summon nurses are gentle reminders that it is, in fact, a hospital, where you don't come just to lounge around. The strongest thing in the minibar is a carrot juice.
Although I did hoover up the odd artful edible flower garnish to up my calorie intake, I found the stay extremely insightful and lost a half kilo and 2% body fat in three days. I also felt wonderfully revived from the treatments such as the Vital O2 facial and the therapeutic Alpine air.
A weekend two-night package, full board, starts at €2,683 per person. (www.laprairie.ch )
—Jemima Sissons is a writer based in London.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, a short flight from New Delhi, lies Ananda, which combines the spirituality of nearby Rishikesh with the comforts of a five-star hotel. The doctors identify your Ayurvedic type (Vata, Pitta or Kapha), and proscribe a diet and spa treatments. Although you can go just to relax, many treat it more like a clinic. There are Ayurvedic packages on offer such as stress management or detoxification. If you are there just for a short break (as I was) you are encouraged to follow a challenging—but worthwhile—diet, specifically tailored to your Ayurvedic type, and you'll be put on a strict exercise regime. Cost: Room rates from €341 a night. Packages also available. www.anandaspa.com
Bikini boot camp in Mexico
Fancy losing weight the Sienna Miller way? The gorgeous Amansala ecoresort— a favorite of the British actress— is situated in Tulum, on the west coast of Mexico. The instructors will have you up at the break of dawn for a jungle power walk, followed by intensive cardio, yoga and pilates. It isn't all a grind though. There are Mayan clay treatments and beachside massages. Lunch and dinner are often that day's catch from the Pacific Ocean. Founder Melissa Perlman says: "Weight loss is really a side benefit as our guests go home so refreshed and rejuvenated and lighter not only in kilos, but in mind and spirit." You can also visit the impressive Mayan temples nearby. Cost: €1,266 a week for full board and treatments; without flights. www.amansala.com
Shedding weight in scenic Devon
Located in a dramatic setting on Britain's Devon coast, NuBeginnings is a boutique weight-loss retreat, which aims to transform the way people approach food. The boutique combines diet and exercise regimes with hypnotherapy to unroot one's relationship with food and to teach participants methods to cope with their food weaknesses once the course is over. A typical day comprises power walking, yoga, lectures in positive thinking, spa treatments, circuits and hypnotherapy. NuBeginnings doesn't promote an ultra-low calorie diet. "I struggled with my weight since I was 8, mainly through binge eating," says founder Victoria Wills. "It was utterly frustrating. I had gone to American boot camps and would always put the weight back on when I came back. Then I started studying hypnotherapy, and realized the key to losing weight – and keeping it off—was using mind techniques in order to change the way you think about your relationship with food. That is what I am trying to teach here." Cost: The full-board course runs €2,353 a week for a single occupancy, and €2,128 for a double room. Extras include spa treatments and hypnotherapy. www.nubeginnings.co.uk
Photography course in Cambodia
This 10-day luxury photography retreat will teach you everything you need to know about accomplishing the perfect shot, in a jaw-dropping location. Enjoy one-to-one guidance with leading photographers, and test your new skills around the stunning temples of Angkor Wat. The company behind it, Creative Escapes, believes in expanding all horizons, and combines photography with diversions such as a tour of the local food market followed by a cooking lesson in Cambodian delicacies. "It's not all about photography," says founder Jon Cunningham. "We want you to become fully immersed into the cultural zeitgeist of the area too." Participants can keep up their skills afterward with alumni-only shoots that are held throughout the year. Cost: A 10-day retreat costs €1,825, without flights. www.creative-escapes.co.uk
Yoga retreat in Lanzarote
The Life Change retreat situated on the volcanic island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands offers tailor made yoga and breathing classes but also believes in improving personal awareness. This means tutorials with life coaches who lecture you in the power of positive thinking and help you evaluate your well being. There is also plenty of time in which to explore the evergreen forests of the island by foot, or to brush up your surfing skills with some lessons taught at the nearby Lavaflow surf center. "The Life Change retreat was one of the most spiritual and enjoyable experiences of my life," says Rachel Saunders of London, who attended the course in October. "While still having a great time on holiday, the bespoke yoga classes, holistic therapies and stunning environment really led me to reassess my life goals and values." The retreat is a good choice for single travelers or those who want a solitary escape. Cost: €799 a week bed and breakfast, without flights. www.lifechangeretreat.com
From helping to set up a workshop for disadvantaged women and children in Cairo, to monitoring cheetahs in the Serengeti, tour company Abercrombie & Kent offers philanthropic holidays in interesting locations. The project in Egypt aims to introduce women and children to skills that let them become self-sufficient. As a cheetah monitor at the luxurious Sanctuary Kusini Camp in Tanzania volunteers will track, monitor and document sightings of the rare cat for research purposes. As part of the Cheetah Watch Campaign, launched in 2000, visitors help collate vital data on reproduction, survival and ranging patterns. Hands Up Holidays also offer voluntourism trips such as village building in Peru followed by walking the Inca trail, or touring the Galapagos Islands by yacht before helping to clean beaches normally off limits to tourists. Egypt: €2,250 for seven days, with flights; Tanzania: €5,650 for 13 days, with flights; Peru: €2,150 for 15 days, without flights; Galapagos: €3,650 for 15 days, without flights www.abercrombiekent.co.uk, www.handsupholidays.com
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It's bugged. Yes, bugged. And you won't want to miss it. If you head over to the 69th annual...
Kearney gets a new agricultural and biological engineering assistant advisor.
Alireza (Ali) Pourreza is a new UC Cooperative Extension assistant advisor at UC ANR Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center, agricultural engineering. His research and extension area includes spray technology, precision agriculture, automation and robotic control, sensor design, geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing, computer vision, spectroscopy, machine learning, and big data. He completed his graduate studies at the University of Florida and obtained his Ph.D. degree in Agricultural and Biological Engineering under the advisement of Wonsuk "Daniel" Lee, professor in the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering at the University of Florida. Pourreza also received an interdisciplinary certificate in GIS and Remote Sensing. Ali holds a master's degree in Mechanics of Agricultural Machinery and a bachelor's degree in Farm Machinery Engineering.
Pourreza's doctoral dissertation was focused on interdisciplinary research in citrus diseases detection using computer vision, and machine learning. He developed two real-time, vision-based sensors for citrus Huanglongbing (HLB) disease detection for laboratory and field experiments. He also developed an autonomous field inspector robot and a vision-based sensor for on-site diagnosis of citrus diseases.
Customer Engagement: U-Pick Membership Programs
The people of Suzie's Farm, diversified organic growers in San Diego, have explored many ways to connect their customers to the farm and the good food growing on the farm. They offer regular farm tours, a CSA program, strawberry U-Pick days, farm dinners and other events. About a year ago, farm manager Lauren Gagliano Saline and her staff noticed that some of their customers wanted more chances to get their hands dirty, maybe to harvest their own CSA.
Suzie's staff tried an unguided vegetable U-Pick, letting customers pick vegetables from the fields. That didn't work out so well. Many people didn't know how to walk in the fields without trashing the beds, and didn't know how to harvest the different crops, and the random picking adventures tied up staff time. So Lauren and the team created a guided U-Pick option, and the U-Pick Harvest Club was born.
Now about fifty U-Pick Harvest Club members pick their own CSA every week. They join and prepay for four, eight, sixteen or more "picks". Each "pick" is a varying list of eight items with a set quantity of each item, designed to be approximately equal to a CSA share. Harvest Club members are told the times each week that they can pick their shares, on Tuesday, Saturday or Sunday. The picking times are when farm staff are leading their regular farm tours, so Harvest Club members join any of the tours and are supervised in their picking by the tour leaders. Of course they are not charged for the tour, which usually costs $10 per person.
Another advantage the U-Pick Harvest Club members enjoy is the chance to customize their pick, an option not available to regular CSA members. Rather than picking a set amount of each of the eight items, they are allowed to substitute more of one crop if they prefer. For example, they can pick eight melons one week if melons are one of the listed items, and take none of the other things on the list. And some people, Lauren explained, just prefer to pick that perfect bunch of kale. Harvest Club members are also allowed to bring along up to three people to "help" them pick - which includes the free farm tour.
The first year of Suzie's U-Pick Harvest Club has been a success, seeing steady growth and renewals for the second year. For more information, see Suzie's Farm website.
About four years ago, the Olsons set up a "U-pick/CSA Member Program," and now reserve the u-pick experience for farm CSA members. The price of membership is a case of Gabriel Farm's organic juice. For $36, customers get three gallons of juice and the ability to pick and purchase whatever is in season. Once they had the membership program established, Lucy and Torrey felt comfortable in opening up the U-Pick options to their full range of crops - from apples, pluots, berries, Asian Pears, tomatoes and flowers in August through persimmons and pineapple guavas in November.
Membership in the U-pick CSA program at Gabriel Farm averages about 500 families. A membership is good for a family or for a group of four people. Most customers are families with young children who want their children to learn where their food comes from and to be able to experience the farm. Most drive an hour or two from the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Lucy and Torrey are happy with their program. They have found that most people who make the membership commitment are supportive, kind and respectful of the farm.
Most U-Pick CSA members only come out to the farm once a year, as they are very busy people, Lucy explained, although she encourages all members to experience the apple harvest at least once if they start in a different season. Turnover in the program is about 80 percent, but enough new members join each year to maintain the average membership numbers.
The Olsons are not trying to grow their U-Pick program. They tried a hay pyramid one year for the children to play on, but decided that they didn't want to be in the agri-tainment business and did not repeat the experiment. They plan to continue to use the U-Pick membership program to limit the number of customers and to make more of a connection with people who enjoy and respect Gabriel Farm. For more information, see gabrielfarm.com/portal/u-pick
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Teachers observe next generation science in action on Kearney tour.
Third grade teachers from around California toured UC ANR Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center (KARE) Center July 21 during a week of Next Generation Science Standards training in nearby Reedley sponsored by the K-12 Academy and WestEd.
Led by Chuck Boldwyn, KARE superintendent of agriculture, tour stops highlighted the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) weather station, sorghum deficit irrigation trials, and how a soil weighing lysimeter measures tree and vine crops water use.
Boldwyn encouraged teachers to subscribe to California Agriculture journal. Readers in the United States can subscribe for free. Published by the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR), the quarterly peer-reviewed journal reports on research, reviews and news of California's agricultural, natural and human resources. Content can be easily understood by non-specialist readers. International subscription rates are $24 a year, or $20 a year for two years or more.
Khaled Bali, UC Cooperative Extension specialist in statewide irrigation water management at KARE, explained at the weather station how the data is used for irrigation management decisions. CIMIS was developed in 1982 by the California Department of Water Resources and UC Davis. One of the first CIMIS weather stations to be put into use is still located at the UC ANR West Side Research and Extension Center in Five Points.
At a stop in a peach orchard, teachers were surprised to learn of the large weighing lysimeter just below their feet. Basically, a lysimeter is a large "flower pot" measuring 6.5 feet wide by 13 feet long by 6.5 feet deep that rests on a sensitive balance-beam weighing scale in an underground chamber. Why would you want to measure soil weight? Short-term soil weight loss is almost entirely due to water evaporation through leaves or from the soil surface. When a specific threshold is exceeded, the crop is automatically irrigated. The orchard lysimeter has also been used to study the effects of water stress on tree water use. Two lysimeters were constructed at KARE in 1986. The second lysimeter is located in a vineyard.
Comments from teachers recognized the value of the agricultural science research underway at KARE.
"I was not aware of all the research that is going on in ag."
"A great tour. I hope the Reedley teachers take advantage of having the Kearney Center so close to them."
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Chris Mortlock, Post Typography graphic designer, was one of the designers of this year's poster for the Maryland Film Festival. He chats with Kelly Cross, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer attorney, and Mateusz Rozanski, Baltimore landscaper, at the festival's Opening Night Party outside MICA's Brown Center. "You come across movies [here] you wouldn't expect to see elsewhere. It's pretty cool," Mortlock says.Photo by Sloane Brown, Special to The Baltimore Sun


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Interesting online game and scripting mechanic, but shouldn't be played seriously because this game can be easily exploited once released. Griefers may not play in the same line as normal players and they may not want to build up a social rep to gain points to follow the progression ingame. For instance, some may get bored of having to script everything so they decide to bombard everyone with a complex javascript 'spell' that may crash the server.
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The apartment can sleep up to 8 guests with a double bed, bunk beds, and sofa beds. The kitchen is full and modern, perfect for cooking big meals, and there are 2 bathrooms, one with a shower and one with a bathtub. The living room has lots of space to relax, and musical guests can enjoy an electric piano.
There are metro stations as close as 5 minutes' walk from the apartment. By metro, guests can reach Place de la Bastille in 10 minutes, and the Île de la Cité, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Latin Quarter in 25 minutes.
The local area is quiet and peaceful, perfect for getting good sleeps after long days exploring the city. There are a few restaurants just a 5-minute walk away. There is a pharmacy and a bank nearby as well.
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Excellent place very friendly support.
I highly recommend this aptment for rent.
Everything was okay. Contact hassle-free. Apartment nice and clean. Overall I would recommend.
Wij hebben een aangenaam verblijf gehad in dit ruime appartement, contact met host OK. Rustige buurt!
Wij verbleven met zeven in het appartement van een gezin. het appartement was goed gelegen in het zuidoosten van Parijs. Alles was voorhanden. De gastheer is vriendelijk en attent. We komen zeker nog eens terug. (het is wel wat wennen om in een bewoond app te verblijven) groetjes
Cosy apartment close to the city centre. It is very quiet since the apartment opens to an inner courtyard.
Nice stay in this appartment. It was clean, cosy, the area is very calm but there are also many bars and restaurants if you walk around the block. We recommend this accomodation !
Very cosy Little appertment, perfectly located in Paris! The communication was perfect, thanks Tony! We will come again for sure!
We were so in Love with this cosy little apartment!
Everything you need is in there and it's really neat the shopping street!
Just a few meters from the arc de triomphe and a few minutes to a supermarket!
We'd love to come back again!
Thank you Tony!
Very clean, nice and cuddly Apartment!
Position of apartment is really excellent, in the heart of Latin Quarter (a bit of noise in the early morning during my stay, but absolutely tolerable!) and 5 min walk from Notre Dame and metro'! Great :)
Bathroom is very small, whilst bedroom and kitchen are good. Clean and with all you need (tivu', wifi, washing machine, cooking stuff...)
Tony is very kind and gave us all the required info.
Of course I'll consider to stay here if I visit Paris again.
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The only excuse for doing that is it being past 1am…
I fell for it too. Was on a mobile phone. Luckily, I realised straight away what had happened and changed my password.
I was tricked by one for last.fm. It was also from my phone. :(
Funny thing is, the fake site gives you an "incorrect password" message when you try to log in. So, and I expect anyone could make this mistake, I proceeded to enter many of my passwords for the many different sites I use trying to figure out what I was doing wrong.
What chance does a simpleton stoop like me have against the evil force of fresh phish?
I'm sorry to hear that you were phished – how annoying! – but I also think it's secretly kind of great for people to see that this kind of thing can happen to absolutely anyone. I think we can all be a little too confident that we, the technologically awesome, will never fall for this kind of attack.
So, thanks for taking that bullet and reminding me not to be too certain of myself in that regard.
[Hell, I think that a good rule of thumb is to ignore anything that uses multiple question marks for emphasis.]
Get out of my head!
Haha, when I clicked the link in my feed reader, boingboing's css sheet to a while to kick in (didn't show the login field rigth for comments) so for a second there I though *this* was a phishing site :P
Anyway, I find my password manager works as a very good anti-phishing feature. If firefox doesn't auto-add my username/password to the login fields, it's a clue for me to double-check the url before typing anything in :D
I checked the site from Cory's tweet and Firefox actually shows a phishing warning. Still, you should always think about what you click and remember too look at the address bar every now and then.
I think the primary prerequisite for this kind of phishing attack is that the target be distracted… I Was in the line at the coffee shop, I had a new phone that didn't have my stored passwords in its browser (so I wasn't surprised to be prompted for a password), and I had a little screen that didn't prominently display the URL I was on. COmbine that with URL obfuscation from the URL shortener and the fact that the DM came from a (hacked) trusted source, and you have a pretty powerful attack.
I just thank goodness that the hackers were slow off the mark. If I were them, I would have had a compromised machine ready to immediately change the password on any account that was successfully hacked, so to lock out the victim and prevent him from changing the password. I realized immediately what had happened, but it still took me about five minutes on my little phone to change my password. That's a pretty long gap in computer terms. I wonder how many passwords they're losing to their slowness?
Its ok you can fess up to what really distracted you. The cape was flapping in your face and you were a little loopy from the altitude. This is why you should always follow the advice laid out in Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin's famous manual for high altitude airship safety.
Multiple question marks? How about this:
– Stay away from anything that asks you for your twitter password
– Follow @spam and/or @security — they warned us about this particular scam a few days ago
i also got one of those, and clicked the link on my iphone.
safari then told me that this was a "reported scam site" and if i really wanted to enter.
needless to say i didn't.
man… I always am a little 2 liberal with the usage of punctuation.. damn!!!
@cory in order to lock you out completely they would have to defeat the "forgot password + email" fallback.
I saw this scam in Facebook, too.
this happened to me (TWICE) as well. the only difference was MY id (twitter username) was the one used by the scammers. although it just looked like they were directing traffic to some websites. i kept my name but of course changed my password
It's gotten to the point where I never click through to any page that asks for username and password, no matter who's asking. I'll type in the URL and go from there. Otherwise, I'm sure there's some phishing scam that can fool me, somehow, someday.
This is a prime example why you should also always have a different user/pass for various sites. Even if you changed your twitter pass, if they have your information what are the odds it is the same for your bank, facebook, gmail, etc. Cory may do this already but I bet a lot of readers don't.
I am with bigboing (#1) on this one. if the great Cory Doctorow, who I imagine is 1,000,000 times more proficient and aware of these type of computer hijinks can be tricked then I have no hope of surviving out here in the world.
This is like Norm Abrams cutting himself in his woodshop.
This is like Apollo Ohno slipping on the ice.
This is like Canada losing to the US in men's hockey, oh wait…
You're right about the distractions. Obfuscating the URL and using the social engineering technique of coming from a friend are all classics to put as at ease and off our guard. I am going to turn up my web paranoia dial for the time being.
Like this phishing scam, our recent loss to the Great Republic to the South may have just been a head fake.
Oh crap I use the multi question mark thing all the time… I'm not a spambot!! I swear!!!
RT @doctorow: Ignore anything that uses multiple question marks for emphasis. Even if it's not a scam it's probably too dumb to read.
I made a video of this phishing attack and posted it on YouTube:
As well as changing their passwords, folks hit by this attack should also their the Settings/Connections settings on their Twitter account. If there are any third party applications you don't recognise listed there, revoke their permission to access your account.
Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant, Sophos
This is a good example of why SSO systems like OAuth are a good idea. I'm automatically logged into Facebook as long as I'm logged into Google. For some reason it doesn't ALWAYS work (cookies do expire) but it works enough that if I get a "Facebook" login screen, I check twice.
Can twitter do this?
It's like the child and the hot stove, you get warned about it, and you get warned about it some more, but it's not until you actually get burned that you REALLY learn it.
My learning experience was back in 1999 or 2000. I was in the middle of trying to leave AOL and got a phished for my acct # and CC#. It's not until you the moment that you release the "SUBMIT" button that realize your mistake.
thou shalt not tweet
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of a diseased mind."
"Quoted statements that are not followed by attribution are the signs of a diseased mind"
Funny you posted this Cory—I spent yesterday morning chatting with a Facebook scammer posing as my aunt. "She" told me she was held at gunpoint in London and needed $600 to fly back to the US. I actually fell for it until she started getting aggro about the money transfer. Then I called her on the phone and found out she was safely in California.
??? It seemed reasonable that a kidnapped elderly lady would use Facebook's chatting to contact her loved ones in an emergency like that?
I guess I don't know your aunt. For all I know, some people might even put this stuff on their gmail status messages. "SamSam is… currently being held at gunpoint. Can anyone send a million dollars to Nigeria for me?"
Could happen to anyone. The key, as Cory says and is the case in any good magic trick, is distraction.
Remember the STNG episode "Ship in a Bottle" where Picard falls for the Holodeck Moriaty's phishing scam and enters his password into the holodeck Engineering console instead of the real one?
I wouldn't fall for this because I would never be friends with anyone who uses multiple punctuation marks.
I have been known to use multiple punctuation marks, but only for self-mockery – basically dogwhistling to people that know me that I'm being ironic or sarcastic or rhetorical, and not particularly serious either way.
It may be the objective of the scam to rely on folks maintaining the same password for multiple accounts. Twitter password unlocks yachoo account, bank, secret lair, etc….
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I want to do a very simple thing: Copy a file.
Copy is a simple (and fundamental) command. It should be easy, but it seems to be complicated when it comes to Unicode filenames (using
English XP,
cmd.exe, and a
.cmd script).
I have managed to create a .cmd file with the Unicode filenames, as follows
:: To create the final .cmd script
set SRCE=D:\_cmd\cpp
set DEST=H%SRCE:~1%
cmd.exe /U /c DIR /A:-D /s /b "%SRCE%" >"SRCE.UTF16"
cmd.exe /U /c DIR /A:-D /s /b "%DEST%" >"DEST.UTF16"
ConvUTF.exe 1628 "DEST.UTF16" "DEST.UTF-8"
ConvUTF.exe 1628 "SRCE.UTF16" "SRCE.UTF-8"
:: Then, with `sed.exe`, `diff.exe`, and `ConvUTF.exe` again...
:: the resulting UTF-8 (or UTF16) .cmd file looks like this...
copy "D:\_cmd\cpp\ā.क.test" "H:\_cmd\cpp\"
copy command works fine when I run it directly at the
command prompt, but fails, when used in the
.cmd script.
The UTF-8
.cmd errors out with:
The system cannot find the file specified
The UTF16
.cmd doesn't get past the first NULL-byte (of the first character), and just exits.
Is there some way to do it from a
.cmd script? (I want to use the
cmd.exe shell)
Perhaps there is a utility program which can be called from my
All suggestions are welcome.
PS. To clarify the manin issue... I don't care about how Unicode filenames display in the console window (That just doesn't happen for most non-latin-based letters in the cmd.exe window)... I am only interesterd in being able to copy a file which has Unicode letters in its filename- via a batch .cmd "script".


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DUmb @s$
Free beer afterwards?
Maybe they asked for new A/C units..
The Smoke Ring is my fav for BBQ!
If you love spices and herbs, get your stuff from Penzys!
You can do this in a crock pot too!
Looks good...
Any one have the AK900?
Midwest, I have some that are at leat 10-12 years old(a bit dull now)... I like the looks of the lenox but they are made in China!
Safety harness.. At least a rope around the waist!
Perfect fit!
I thought duct tape fixed everything? Electrical tapes seems to work too!!
Big time Fail!
Not seen them yet..
What in your mind woiuld it be o.k. to get one? Never ? Rape and such? More to it than the person angle.
Balance is a good thing.... Not too right and not too left.....:patriot:
China.. Dont you know?
I think the war in Iraq was immoral... My tax money is long gone!
No one can read most of them...
Well i dont live in canada so i cant comment on thier health care...
:patriot: At least GM is still around...
Not helping the next guy/s...
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010/01/24/david-walker-obama-economy-fiscal-policy-state-union/ ...
:deadhorse: They tax everything!
No one raised mine and i'm poor...
We gave them that crap back then to fight the iranians, along with france and a few others. I take it you dont like muslims A2S?
Kinda tough take'n over after bush dont ya think?
you are talking about abortions i take it? Is that the point of what is a person?
Maint. tech(apartment) for 4 of the last 5 years.Most cant fix a leaky pipe!
All u need is an EPA card. and presto your a hvac pro!
Pastrami on rye or a french roll with spicy brown and some provalone if the have it.......A good tuna salad or tuna melt.....A good chicken salad with cashews,grapes and celery in it kix butt too!...
I hate them deer! Eat your plants and give yer dang dowgs fleas!
I would make the connection larger between the fire/smoke sections..
Dirt gets on plants----cross contanination.
Humans get dirt on there hands touch the tomatoes-CC
It's gonna happen!
Salmonella is usally from under cooked food.Mainly chickens and the like.You can also get it from animal feces!It is transfered by not washing your hands as well.
Alcohol,quat sanitzer and bleach...
Gotta keep the water away from the house for sure.
A drainage system around the house would help to drain the water away from the house.
Loop holes---Just like get'n 134a down at wally world with no EPA card required..
Chlorine in pools do more damage than we do....
How big do u think his is?
i have seen the same thing b4 as well. Rubbed a hole right threw..
A few ideas for ya..
Where did u get your ductulater?
They seem a bit close to each other as well....
Try an ionizer?
Did i miss something? How did u make it into a clamp on ? The probe that is?
Piked up J just to learn how to figure it out...Dont have D yet.....
What part of vegas did you film this?
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Googling this problem suggests this might be an sbcl issue. Details ... I'm getting this message: caught ERROR: ; don't know how to dump ?GO-VAR1 (default MAKE-LOAD-FORM method called). sldb says: Execution of a form compiled with errors. Form: (LET* ((G88 'WENT) (G89 'DEFINTION)) (MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND (G91) '(((ASSIGN *PART-OF-SPEECH* 'VERB *CD-FORM* '(PTRANS (ACTOR ?GO-VAR1) (OBJECT ?GO-VAR1) (TO ?GO-VAR2) (FROM ?GO-VAR3)) GO-VAR1 *SUBJECT* GO-VAR2 NIL GO-VAR3 NIL) (NEXT-PACKET .. [Condition of type SB-INT:COMPILED-PROGRAM-ERROR] Restarts: 0: [ABORT-COMPILATION] Abort SLIME compilation request. 1: [ABORT] Return to SLIME's top level. 2: [TERMINATE-THREAD] Terminate this thread (#<THREAD "worker" RUNNING {B2639E1}>) Backtrace: 0: (SB-FASL::LOAD-FASL-GROUP #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "file /home/jeff/Documents/NLP/icu/micro-eli.fasl" .. 1: ((FLET SB-THREAD::WITH-RECURSIVE-LOCK-THUNK)) 2: ((FLET #:WITHOUT-INTERRUPTS-BODY-[CALL-WITH-RECURSIVE-LOCK]508)) 3: (SB-THREAD::CALL-WITH-RECURSIVE-LOCK ..) 4: (SB-FASL::LOAD-AS-FASL #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "file /home/jeff/Documents/NLP/icu/micro-eli.fasl" {B4.. 5: ((FLET SB-FASL::LOAD-STREAM) #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "file /home/jeff/Documents/NLP/icu/micro-eli.fas.. 6: (LOAD #P"/home/jeff/Documents/NLP/icu/micro-eli.fasl")[:EXTERNAL] 7: ((FLET #:FORM-FUN-739)) 8: ((LAMBDA (PATHNAME SWANK-BACKEND::LOAD-P SWANK-BACKEND::EXTERNAL-FORMAT)) #P"/home/jeff/Documents/NL.. 9: ((LAMBDA (PATHNAME SWANK-BACKEND::LOAD-P SWANK-BACKEND::EXTERNAL-FORMAT)) #P"/home/jeff/Documents/NL.. 10: ((LAMBDA ())) --more-- The associated code is: (defword went ((assign *part-of-speech* 'verb *cd-form* '(ptrans (actor ?go-var1) (object ?go-var1) (to ?go-var2) (from ?go-var3)) go-var1 *subject* go-var2 nil go-var3 nil) (next-packet ((test (equal *word* 'to)) (next-packet ((test (equal *part-of-speech* 'noun-phrase)) (assign go-var2 *cd-form*)))) ((test (equal *word* 'home)) (assign go-var2 '(house)))))) Where (defmacro defword (&body def) `(progn (setf (get ',(car def) 'defintion) ',(cdr def)) ',(car def)))
Jeffrey Berger <jeff@...> writes: > Googling this problem suggests this might be an sbcl issue. I doubt it's an sbcl issue. What you have is an attempt to dump the literal object which prints as ?GO-VAR1 (which is presumably some kind of a structure or object; it's difficult to tell from your message) into a compiled file, without telling the lisp system how to do that (defining a user method on MAKE-LOAD-FORM is how you do that). My guess is that you've hit C-c C-c on something, which in slime compiles the form to a file and then loads the resulting file. The easiest workaround is probably to use C-x C-e instead, which will not attempt file compilation, but instead simply evaluate the form. On the assumption that your objects printing as ?FOO have some kind of similarity semantics, the proper fix would be to define a MAKE-LOAD-FORM method applicable to them. Best, Christophe
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Jeffrey Berger <jeff@...> writes:

Googling this problem suggests this might be an sbcl issue.

 I doubt it's an sbcl issue. .. My guess is that you've hit C-c C-c on something, ...

 Yep, thanks. I'll check out your suggestion re make-load-form.

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... will provera still be effective? my doctor prescribe me to take provera 5tablets in 5days, but when the 4th & 5th day i forgot & take alcohol drinks?? is it bad? do i have to take another set of provera? or add another 2 tablets?? kindly answer my question.. :((
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Hey migie,
While it is not recommended that you take provera with alcohol because of the drowsiness or dizziness you may experience, it won't decrease its effectiveness. I don't know why you are taking the provera so whether you need to take another set of the provera or not I can't say. Please consult your doctor and let him/her know that you forgot to take the last two pills and ask what to do.
Hope this helps,
Hi Laurie,
Thank you so much for the info I really appreciate it. I'm taking provera because my doctor prescribe it to me, I have a hormonal imbalance, and my period is irregular, that's why I take provera every first 5days of the month.
Again thank you! :))
You're welcome migie!! Did you call the doctor?
actually it's been 3years since i last visited my Dr. i just continue to drink provera since im 21yrs old... i'm really scared whenever i will have check up, until now im still thinking if i will go with my doctor... :((
Dear migie,
What are you scared of? You need to have a check up at least every two years at your age. Is the doctor still prescribing the provera, even though you haven't been in?
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