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MythBusters: Season 1, Episode 7
Penny Drop/Deadly Microwaves/Radio Tooth Fillings (17 Oct. 2003)
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Jamie and Adam test whether a penny dropped from a skyscraper will embed in concrete and whether it is possible to pick up radio signals through tooth fillings. They also examine several myths surrounding microwave ovens.
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Wood In A New Boat Be Nice?
Wood In a New Boat Be Nice?
|Pixie's First Harbor 20 daysail
Kathy's vintage Harbor 20 was starting to need repairs and just didn't have the features she wanted.
Walter Johnson reached out to Kathy to inform her about the Schock trade in program. The more features he named, the more the offer "was getting difficult to refuse". Who wouldn't love comfy new c-cushions, extra pop-up cleats, and a silky smooth racing bottom? Kathy got an amazing, race-ready H20 boat, hull #359. By trading in her hull #14, she recieved a huge discount. Plus she didn't have to hassle with fixing up and finding a buyer for her older one.
She upgraded to the Maderaglass™ that inspired the new boat's name: Wood In It Be Nice, as coined by her big brother, Ted.
|"Wood In It Be Nice"
Maderaglass™ is a beautiful water-resistant fiberglass finish that creates the look of wood without the expensive maintenance or water damage. They couldn't be happier with how it looked.
Taking It Out For a Spin
First order of business was a weekend away, sailing from Newport to Long Beach. They sailed approximately 50 miles round trip, and 2 miles out on the open ocean. Why drive when you can sail?
Kathy and Ted's parents introduced them to sailing at a young age. It provides a great opportunity for the siblings to keep in touch amidst their busy lives.
Not to mention that winning it's far more exciting than coffee.
Ted, Cindy, and Kathy are a sailing team and have rapidly risen to the top of the B class races. With so much more practice, they are all sharpening their sailing skills. Kathy also takes advantage of the mentorship programs in her Harbor 20 fleet. She often attends the same H20 workshops multiple times and learns something new each time.
Pixie has also had an opportunity to sail with Kathy in her new boat. While Pixie likes the relaxing aspect of the Harbor 20, she maintains that "a lot of us boating types have this racing spirit."
Kathy and her crew have been racing every chance they get. Their improvement certainly testifies to that competitive spirit. They won the C Fleet Class Championship in 2014, and recently won in the B fleet Winter Series.
With rapid improvement, they are poised to join A fleet soon.
For Kathy, sailing is a lifestyle. "Sailing teaches one to be independent and rely on oneself which for me yields the ultimate freedom." She takes her boat out every chance she gets, spending about 75-100 days a year in her Harbor 20, which is double what she was sailing before. It's a great opportunity to spend time with family and friends, or make new ones. When the Harbor 20 is so easy to rig, sail, and maintain, she gets to spend more time doing what she loves. It's no wonder Harbor 20s are rising in popularity so quickly.
Interview with Kathy
Kathy was interviewed via email on February 23, 2015. The following is in her own words:
Alex told me that you traded in an older H20. What do you do with your old boats?
How did you hear about the trade in program?
Walter Johnson sent us an email and a formal letter.
I kept calling and asking Walter if various things were included, the conversations went something like this:
"Now Walt am I going to get the new fabulous closed cell foam cushions? Yes" he replied. We had the old canvas ones.
"Will I have a new rig? Everything new? Shrouds, halyards? Everything?, Yes" he said. (since the halyard had just failed I began to wonder what else would fail)
"Okay, what about the bottom? Am I going to get the smooth as silk racing bottom too?" Yes you are, he said.
This was getting difficult to refuse.
"Well, would the boat come with those cool pop up cleats and could the factory put an extra set on the stern for me? I have to attach the Seal Stop equipment and since I'm on the mooring I don't have enough places to tie the mooring line and the Seal Stop. Would Schock put extra pop up cleats on too? Let me call Alexander on that one" The answer came back, "Yes, the factory can do it."
So we thought for several days with the looming deadline. We called Walt and told him we are going for the trade in program and to get #359 the 15th anniversary addition with the madera glass transom on order for us.
Everytime we sail #359 Wood in it Be Nice, we are so happy we went for the turn in program. It's so nice to have proper equipment to compete with in one design.
It sure was a super deal for us. There were no surprises or disappointments.
What motivated you to get a new boat?
How many races have you won in your new boat?
Most recently, we won the Newport Harbor Winter Series regatta for B fleet. We won the C fleet class championship 2014 and moved up to Bs. We are very happy with the boats performance.
What is the best part about racing your Harbor 20, and in your experience, how does it compare to sailing other boats?
I call it all brain, no brawn. The Lido is very physical and right now I love the physical part of it. But, I know one day I will be lucky just to get in the Harbor 20.
Not only is the Harbor 20 a great boat but the fleet is fantastic too. Thank goodness for Peter Haynes! What a treasure for the fleet. We attended every class he held and I repeated the rules class at least 3 times. Walter Johnson has also been incredible asset to the fleet with his clinics. I try to attend every one and have learned something new at each one. The tune ups clinics are terrific too. The technical support and the social aspect is fantastic!
How often do you sail now compared to before the new H20?
Every race I can. It's a lot more fun when one has equipment that is comparable to the competition.
How long have you been racing as a team with Ted, and has it had any impact on your relationship?
Ted is my big brother and we work pretty well together. We grew up sailing together and my Dad always made sure my sister and I got as much sailing instruction as my brothers.
How often do you sail with friends? Has the new boat effected your social life?
All my friends are Lido sailors and now Harbor 20 sailors. We are super busy with all our sailing friends. When we're not sailing we play ukulele and have started a ukulele group at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club.
Has sailing had any impact on other aspects of your life?
Is the Harbor Series
Right For You?
Harbor 20 fleets are popping up everywhere, and can claim one of the most active keelboat fleets in the world. The winning combination is in the simplicity and speed. Schock's Harbor series is so versatile, it's a great fit for everyone, no matter who you are.
To little ones
And even furry ones
The water becons to something deep inside all of us. Shock's true brilliance with the Harbor 20s is in giving so many people access to the ocean and all of it's wonders.
Kathy and her crew will be able to enjoy sailing in her new Harbor 20 for years to come.
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The NHYC WD Schock Memorial Regatta is this Saturday and Sunday. This is a two-day High Point event.
Coastal Safety At Sea Seminar
BCYC is hosting the first West Coast "US Sailing Coastal Safety At Sea Seminar" on February 28th.
The US Sailing Seminar is aimed at Inland (bay) and Coastal Racers and Cruisers…power and sail. Anyone participating in the Newport to Ensenada Race or visitors Catalina in other boats, or those wanting to venture outside the harbor in their Harbor 20 should attend this seminar.


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My Heart Is Like a Zoo (edition 2009)
by Michael Hall, Michael Hall (Illustrator)
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My Heart Is Like a Zoo by Michael Hall
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This realistic fiction picture book shows how love can be many different things, stubborn, silly, hopeful, and steady. It shows the different kinds of love through animals.
This picture book made out of shapes would be categorized as poetry. It would be best for primary grades. The book is filled with analogies like hungry as a hippo to describe all the animals you would find in the zoo. The most capturing part of the book was more the simplistic pictures he created rather than the words them self. This book was not set up to tell a story but rather introduce animals and an analogy to go with. This book would be mainly used to explore emotions and animals on a creative level.
This book is a poem explaining the characteristics of the narrators heart using the animals of the zoo and clever rhyming to explain the meaning. The pictures are very simple and bright which make this a perfect and fun book for young children! The illustrations are also all made up of hearts, which opens many opportunities for further discussions, exporlations, and crafts that connect to the book. (Poetry)
This is a fun book full of rhyme and cute animals made out of the heart shape. It would be a fun read-aloud for preschool to first or second grade, and you could use it to talk about animals and the zoo, shapes, colors, and even have a project drawing animals with the shapes.
The books starts out with the shape of a heart. He then goes to compare the emotions of a heart to zoo animals. This book is playful. The illustrations are animals made from the shape of a heart. Many crafts can be done regarding this book. Cutting out hearts and making different animals out of that shape can be one. Also, Having the kids tell what their heart feels and making a different animal than what is in the book could be another.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0061915106, Hardcover)
A heart can be hopeful, or silly, or happy. A heart can be rugged, or snappy, or lonely. A heart holds every different feeling, and debut author-artist Michael Hall captures each one with a delicate touch.
For each feeling, the bold, graphic artwork creates an animal out of heart shapes, from "eager as a beaver" to "angry as a bear" to "thoughtful as an owl." An accessible and beautiful debut, My Heart Is Like a Zoo is everything a classic picture book should be: honest, sincere, and speaking directly to even the very youngest child.
Ages: 0 - 5
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Depicts in rhyming text how love can be many different things, such as eager as a beaver, steady as a yak, or silly as a seal.
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One of our fave photographers Alyssa Rosenheck sent us a nursery and family session of the Chicago Fire's midfielder Logan Pause and his absolutely beautiful family. They live in a gorgeous walk-up in the city with exposed brick walls and Vaneesha did such a lovely job decorating it.
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Thank you all!! Kirstin, my husband handmade it with water color paint. He can do one for you and if you are interested please message me at [email protected] :)
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Vaneesha, it almost looks like that is a pom pom garland you've hung over the crib. Did you create that yourself? I love it to pieces!
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found my dream home--best way to finance?
my home is not even listed yet and won't be for maybe three more weeks.
but i've found our next home and should jump on it i think.
i owe just over fifty per cent of my home's value and another home in the village outright.
i'd like to mortgage the village house for the down payment and finance the rest to buy the new house.
my current home wil have to be rented, which is scary but doable.
when my current home sells i will pay off the new home mortgage almost entirely, plus the loan i took out on the village home.
is this the only way and/or the right way to go or not?
the home is fsbo and i believe it ahs been on the amrket for a while, hope there is a little wiggle room there.
Good luck. Most lenders have clamped down on this type of thing. You'll need to be able to afford the 3 mortgages outright and they likely aren't going to count potential rental income in those calculations. Definitely get in to see a mortgage broker before you go any further down this road.
"...they likely aren't going to count potential rental income in those calculations. "
Unless you have a signed contract and a long term history of keeping the place occupied.
You can also run into questions about tax detectability of the mortgage on an investment vs. your principle residence.
The days of 'creative financing' are pretty much over.
Why would you rent your current home if you're trying to sell it? It would be hard to find a renter if they know you could sell it out from under them at any time. And they wouldn't be motivated to keep the house in show condition to increase your likelihood of selling it.
If you're thinking of renting your current home because that's the only way you could afford the mortgage on the new home, then you're stretching yourself too thin. You need to just sell your current home first (or the one in the village), then shop for a new one.
Talk to a good mortgage broker. All of this really depends on your total income (including the rental) versus total debt ratio and what that looks like. We recently purchased a rental property with the down payment coming from the HELOC on another rental property. No problems what so ever. Our rentals show good income. Everything is based on your taxable income, ie 1040. After all is said and done, this new rental makes money after paying both mortgages and all expenses with zero cash down from our savings.
One problem is that you are not allowed to move money from the rental to the primary residence easily. You need to talk to your tax folks regarding that. The money should be kept relatively separately for tax purposes.
originally we were thinking of holding onto our primary residence and keeping it as a rental, as it sits in a vacation spot.
however i feel more comfortable simply selling altogether and buying the new home.
if i have to finance it i will, and when my home sells i'll be able to pay the new home right off.
much less complicated that way.
You will have to sell one home or the other first in order to be able to purchase this new home. I'd hurry and get your current home on the market. Ask for some feedback from the realtor that wanted the short term contract for his buyers and get some help here staging. Above all, since you have already found the home you want, price the home aggressively for the market. Have your realtor run the CMA's and price the home at 95% of the sold comps. Be willing to take 85-90% of the market value in order to be able to sell quickly and jump on this other house. It's the only way you'll manage to snag it.
Last time we moved, we had one home listed for sale when we purchased the new one (not newly built, just new to us). Anyways, as long as we put 20% down and kept the purchase price below $Xk, then we could buy.
That was due to our income & job history & total debt load (we didn't have any debts outside of the existing house - college and cars were all paid off).
So it MAY be possible, you need to talk with a mortgage professional to find out.
2 years ago I owned 2 houses in the Pacific Northwest. I was relocating to New England and need to buy before I sold either west coast property in order to make it easier on my parents, who live with us. I had owned the Oregon property for 25 years, and the Vancouver WA property for 18 months. I had a line of equity on my Oregon home which I had never used. I took enough on that to buy the New England property for cash. When the OR property sold 3 months later I paid off the equity line. The Vancouver home had sold in 2 months. It was easy peasy and nobody asked me any questions!! So I basically owned 3 houses for 3 months and then all the dust settled.


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Back to the drawing board as suggested. Redone layout comments?
So, as suggested we've gone back to the drawing board. As some of you remember, taking the wall down b/w the kitchen and LR made the nearly completed U plan uncomfortable for me.
So, DH and I each drew up what we thought could work and this is the hybrid of the two.
Our shared goals are; to keep as much wall b/w kitchen and porch open, as the nicest view of the river is out the porch windows, to keep the flow between the rooms open as it's a small house and we didn't want to box it up in the shared spaces. And to find a place for my Grandmothers hutch.
DH wanted a place to sit in the kitchen and preferably have it be a space that he could spread out and do work ("like taxes").
He really liked the idea of a raised breakfast bar (42" high) for some reason. He can't really say why, I think he just likes the look.
I like to look outside when I'm working so nice windows were important to me. I want to maximize storage, esp the base cabinets and pantry space. Also, in the process of working the U plan, someone said something about the peninsula leg being a barrier and whoever said that, thank you. That comment caused me to realize that what was also important to me in the overall layout was flexibility. Occasionally, we have more than a couple extra people over and need to seat 10-12 people. Room to open up a table somewhere would be nice. And once that peninsula was in, the flexibility was gone.
One other factor was to maximize seating possibilities on the porch, which is basically to put seating along the kitchen wall. We were going to have a dedicated eating area on the porch, but this new layout puts the main table in the kitchen with the option of having a small one on the porch for eating, using a laptop, staring outside or whatever.
So, here is the back to the drawing board layout. It seems to give us both most of what we want, not everything but most of it.
I realize that there are imperfect elements such as the stove being on the wall close to where the main entry doorway is and there will be traffic behind me. But, it's just the two of us and a few times a year our little grandchildren and more frequently our grown children. It seems an okay trade for a better layout.
The yellow circles are proposed ceiling lighting locations. Would also have undercab lighting and possibly some recessed if need be.
All cabs go to the ceiling (9') except the one on the table wall. That would be a shallow wall mount, more decorative cabinet.
Okay. 'Nuff said. Thoughts, comments, suggestions welcomed.
I like this layout a lot more. Just an idea, which maybe you have had enough of already? But what about having cabinets on either side of the opening at the sink and none above, you could even have cabinets on the the back of the sunroom wall that come up high enough to meet and extend the counter back. Not sure if you have enough room for this idea, in the image below the space on the left is probably a bit wider than yours (and you have to imagine the step down).
Thanks Laughable, I'm about exhausted with this whole layout thing. I spent the day so far putting DH through the "if this goes here, this has to go here and then we can't do this but this would be better", taping things off on the floor and stacking up boxes to be fridges and whatnot. The TKO dance. After 4 hours he said, "I can see why you've been doing this for so long. There is no good answer and it's exhausting."
I'm really tired of thinking about this kitchen, honestly.
I do appreciate the wish for luck, though! And, in the big picture we are not only lucky we are blessed so hey, the kitchen will be what it will be and everything will be good, I'm sure.
I love your DH.
And I agree with your conclusion. No suggestions from me this time, but just support.
You have to make compromises, and only you can determine which ones make sense for you and DH.
I am eager to see photos of the completed kitchen, which will be wonderful, and vicariously enjoy your river view.
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Thank you, Sandra. I really appreciate that and you gave me a smile.
I love my DH, too. AND, for good kitchen news, he kept tweaking after I had to leave for work and I think, I think... that we've tweaked the layout posted above into something a little smarter; a better (and safer) traffic flow, a bit more storage (actually quite a bit) and for this small kitchen with its 3 doorways and its role as the main entry point for the house, I'm pretty sure we've got it as close to perfect, meeting the majority of the needs and wishes, as it can be.
I'm satisfied with what we've finally come up with. An inch might move here and there but today, the big picture is looking very nice.
Lavender: thank you! As I said, we did a bit of tweaking so it's a little different than above but still the same feel. I told DH that there is someone called Lavender that will like this return to an open layout. :)
We're just finishing up the master bath and then the tear out can begin!!!!
Here is the revised layout. We're pretty happy with it. There is always an inch moved here or there but this is it. Finally.
This leaves the kitchen open to possibilities like pulling out the table for a larger sit-down dinner. It also give DH and I the 'as open as possible' porch wall and keeps the LR door open, while maximizing storage as much as possible, too. And it makes room for my hutch.
Even though I have no prep sink anymore, I have a nice prep area between sink and stove and a defined cleanup area to the right of the sink. And there is a NICE pantry that I'm really happy with. So. People seemed to be underwhelmed by the last couple of layouts as evidence by the crickets chirping. But I like this one, it works for us and I've kept as close as I can to the basic tenets that I've learned from everyone on GW.
Deedles, I think your plan looks great. Do you have a spot for a microwave?
Ever since the format changes to GW it seems to me many are posting less. Here in New York state most schools are closed this week so many are gone on vacations or just busy. So that may be why you are seeing less responses to your thread.
You will know if its right. Trust your gut feeling.
Deedles- That is a wonderful layout! I like it even better with the sink under the window. Without that wall to the living room, there is so much more space and the table will be so handy, between the kitchen and living area. And you found a perfect place for your hutch! :)
Lav: my DH was not fond of the stove and the split windows for two reasons; one, he said he likes to see me in the window (awwww) when he looks for me and two, if he was laying in the yard clutching his chest or *ahem* anything else, I'd never be able to see him, lol. So, yes, the (bigger) window over the sink there is nice as are the two 36 uppers once I gave up on turning the corner. Darn corners.
Am very happy to have found a place for the hutch that makes sense, too! Now I just have to figure out what kind of range hood will work over that open wall :>?
Deedles, I like this new layout(though I liked the old one too until you took down the wall- then I felt naked!). I am glad there is now a place for the hutch. The pantry will be great, maybe part of it can have an open counter that can be set up as a coffee station in the morning and a bar for other times,
Here are a few ideas, with windows instead of openings...and one with glass uppers.
I am glad you liked the bar idea and I hope it works. I just imagined a party and people gathering around the table and wanting a place to set up a drinks station... See I am loving this new space and I am already at the party in my mind!
Just to clarify the stove wall, it is 42" tall. So basically the hood will be an island hood design because it needs to look good from the kitchen and from the porch. Is that right? How tall is the Chambers' backsplash? If it is 39", with just 3" difference it might look skimpy. Can't remember if you have highback, or lowback on the range. I don't think you can have anything skimpy looking behind that beefy range or the proportions will be off.
The backsplash is 16" above the cook top so 52" from the floor. I was going to build the wall up an inch higher and then cap it with a nice 8" wide ledge out of the counter material (6" wall there). We'd like to leave it open, open, open if we can figure out a range hood. I'm looking at that ceiling mount Cirrus vent by Best. Can't find much real life info other than one comment on here by someone that saw it in a demo kitchen and was surprised at how well it seemed to work. I'd love if there was NO range hood visible, actually.
As for the pantry area: since that pantry is going to be about 15" deep, I was wondering if I couldn't have a pull out counter.. kind of like Breezy's cutting board or Angies desk set up. (think I got the right people there). Just for a little deeper area to set out drinks and fixin's. And you are welcome to come on over anytime!
I think the thick ledge sounds perfect. I agree no visible hood would best. You may need to find the nearest showroom with a working Cirrus and make a road trip. If that doesn't work out I might be tempted to do telescopic downdraft in the wall. I know function is not the best, but I'd still be tempted.
I think the pull out shelf for more serving space is great.
I like this. Sink under the window. Will it be centered under the window? I don't know if that is important.
The ventilation is tricky though. I assume you've seen the drop-down Miele (?) hood. That would be weird. Then there's the Futuro Futuro ones that look sort of like lamps (but are smallish). Or the one they have that looks like the Cirrus but only displayed in NYC-- http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/IS54SKYLIGHT.html


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I want to learn sharepoint, can someone give me a quick overview of the various core things to learn in sharepoint? Is it a single installation of a product or does it have various components to it that have to be installed separately?
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Pre-Enrollment Process for 2015-16 School Year
New! Select Your School in SchoolZone! Each spring, parents across the District pre-enroll to tell us the school they'd like their child to attend next year. Pre-enrolment helps schools and families plan for 2015-2016.
We're making the process faster and easier by moving it online!
Between March 23 and April 15, sign in to your parent SchoolZone account to select your child's preferred school.
Need help? If you can't connect to SchoolZone to pre-enroll, or you have questions about choosing a school, talk to your child's current school principal. Learn more about programming options, choosing a school and visiting a school open house at openhouse.epsb.ca.
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Reading Skills vs. Broad Domain Knowledge
For years now, E.D. Hirsch has championed the cause that in order to be a proficient reader, it is imperative to have broad background knowledge in many areas. Dr. Hirsch has always been a proponent of having an expansive knowledge of certain core knowledge topics in order to be "culturally literate." But he takes this one step further in the application of the same principal as it applies to reading and reading comprehension. In the edition of "American Educator", Dr. Hirsch wrote an article entitled, "Reading Comprehension Requires Knowledge- of Words and of the World." In this article, he addresses how having contextual knowledge of the topic greatly aids in the ability to understand what is being read. His concern is that all too often a great deal of time is spent in teaching children only the skill of reading. His contention is skill development alone will only carry a child so far. The child must also have a broad contextual knowledge of what is being read for him or her to be more successful in comprehension.
In his latest book entitled, "The Knowledge Deficit", E.D. Hirsch continues to point out how a vast domain of knowledge is the greatest equalizer in reading and in becoming a culturally literate member of society. In the first chapter of his latest book, he addresses how knowledge plays into being a successful reader beyond the fourth grade. He states on page 10, "The factual knowledge that is found in books is the key to reading comprehension. A deficit of factual knowledge and the deficit in language it entails are the causes of the so-called fourth grade slump that many children experience. For some time now, researchers have observed this phenomenon. Jane scores well in reading in grades one through three but surprisingly begins to score badly in grade four. That's not because Jane suddenly took a backward step. It's because in the early grades she was mainly learning how to decode the printed marks easily and fluently, as reflected in her rising test scores. But in grade four, when Jane was given more challenging content to read in class and on tests, her limited comprehension of language began to show. It was not her fault. Her comprehension problem had been there but had gone unrecognized and untreated in the earlier grades. By fourth grade it is very late to correct it, a tragedy, because this failure most seriously limits her progress in later elementary grades, in middle school, in high school, and in later life. Children who lag in comprehension in early grades tend to fall even further behind in later years. For children to make substantial progress in reading, they must make early and substantial progress in knowledge." Dr. Hirsch goes on to debunk the theory that knowing "how" is better than knowing "what." Many schools have simply increased the amount of reading their students do, but fail to address the teaching of knowledge. When a child is reading something he or she has no clue about, reading is the only skill occurring. Knowledge and comprehension are not necessarily occurring. To ensure that comprehension is happening, the students ought to be exposed to a broad base of knowledge from the very start of their education.
At Parkview School we not only teach the students the skill of reading...letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and decoding, but we also immerse the children in a content rich, broad curriculum. The students at our school definitely are not experiencing a "knowledge deficit." Quite the opposite, they are experiencing a knowledge bombardment! Equipping Students for the Journey!
Dan Beharry


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London Film Festival 2008: The Brothers Bloom Premiere Gallery
Rachel Weisz was the main attraction at the UK premiere of her latest film, The Brothers Bloom, at the Odeon West End on Monday night (October 27, 2008), as part of the ongoing London Film Festival. The British actress looked stunning in a sleek black dress and happily signed autographs for fans. She was joined by one of her co-stars, Robbie Coltrane, as well as the film's writer-director Rian Johnson (of Brick fame). The Brothers Bloom is a fresh and warm-hearted take on the con man movie, with fast and funny dialogue and impeccable performances. Check out photos from the event…
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"Profit-making PSEs such as BHEL and NLC can set an example."
NEYVELI: R. Nallakannu, a member of the central executive committee of the Communist Party of India, on Friday called for abolition of contract labour in public and private sectors.
Mr. Nallakannu, who was here to address contract labourers on the seventh day of their strike, told The Hindu that the contract system frittered away funds with contractors taking away half of the allocations, leaving very little for the toiling labourers.
Instead, the public sector enterprises (PSEs) could utilise their resources and expertise for taking up the works on their own, thereby ending the discriminatory contract labour system. Profit-making PSEs such as Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd and the Neyveli Lignite Corporation could set an example in this regard.
Mr. Nallakannu came out with the response when asked whether it could be possible to regularise all the 13,000 contract labourers in the NLC.
The Tamil Nadu Electricity Board had set the trend by absorbing the non-muster roll (NMR) workers.
He said the absence of top ranking officials and deployment of lower rung officials for the conciliatory talks had made a mockery of the negotiation process. When the Madras High Court had directed the NLC management to prepare the seniority list of contract labourers, the latter had sought clarifications just to stall the talks.
Mr. Nallakannu appreciated the efforts taken by Electricity Minister Arcot N. Veeraswami, who had announced in the Assembly that the NLC labour issue would be sorted out within a week in consultation with the Centre. He put the onus on the Centre and the NLC management for resolving the issue amicably.
He said it was ironical that when the farm sector was facing acute shortage of fertilizers, the Southern Petrochemical Industries Corporation, a major fertilizers producer, remained closed for the past one year and the NLC had shut down its urea unit some time back.


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MWC 2015: HTC goes beyond mobile with the HTC Vive VR headset
HTC announced it is taking its design skills to the virtual world with the HTC Vive. In partnership with Valve, HTC will be launching a VR headset advertised as the most immersive ever.
HTC announced it is taking its design skills to the virtual world with the HTC Vive. In partnership with Valve, HTC will be launching a VR headset advertised as the most immersive ever.
Can a Linux company and a networking power join forces to make an open-source cloud and software defined network that's good enough for telecommunications data-centers? Canonical and Juniper think so.
Telecom and networking powers are uniting under The Linux Foundation to create an open source Network Function Virtualization reference platform.
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Open source training is a powerful tool, and the skills and experiences learned can be immediately applied to numerous real-world working situations. Red Hat Challenge@Labs is a strong starting point for students, as they have the opportunity to design solutions for real-world problems and pitch them to industry experts.
Figures from the Linux Foundation suggest skills shortages across disciplines and throughout Europe.
Want a good-paying Linux job, but don't have the skills? The Linux Foundation is setting up a new program of online classes for you.
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A Bangalore-based startup Deck.in has built a "mobile-first" app called Deck that makes it easier for users without design skills to create good looking presentations.
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Tanner Clanton was the story of the night for Starkville High SchoolŌĆÖs baseball team.
In the midst of the Yellowjackets 8-1 victory over Greenville-Weston, the junior managed to produce a no-hitter featuring 11 strikeouts.
ŌĆ£(Saturday night) was absolutely fantastic,ŌĆØ SHS coach Brian Jones said. ŌĆ£That is what you always want to do. We could have done a few things better. You are never satisfied and always want to get better at things.
ŌĆ£Clanton did a phenomenal job with pitching. He absolutely poured it into the zone. He came out and did a fantastic job and I really could not ask for more out of him or the team.ŌĆØ
The eight runs for SHS came off seven hits dispersed throughout the game, while the Hornets lone run came in the final inning of competition.
The Jackets first run came in the bottom of the first off an RBI fielderŌĆÖs choice from Jalen Campbell which scored Bryton Conley.
SHS had to wait until the bottom of the third to cross the plate again. A two-run double compliments of Max Bartlett brought Kyle Thrasher and Jalen Campbell home to give the Jackets a 3-0 lead.
Later that inning, Clanton had an RBI single to score Bartlett ending the scoring with SHS leading 4-0.
The Jackets mimicked the three runs from the third during in their portion of the fourth inning, highlighted by an RBI double from Conley to score Tanner Jones.
As the game wound down, SHS tacked on one more run to end its night victorious.
Although the Jackets gave up one run to Greenville-Weston which prevented the shutout, Jones is pleased with the effort of his team.
ŌĆ£We had a couple of plays throughout the game that were big-time plays that you have to have in those no-hitter games,ŌĆØ Jones said. ŌĆ£I wish we could have preserved the shutout, but in the end, itŌĆÖs no big deal.ŌĆØ
Clanton ended his night with a no-hitter comprised of 83 pitches including 24 balls and 59 strikes.
ŌĆ£Early on, Clanton was really dominate,ŌĆØ Jones said. ŌĆ£Later in the game, he began to rely on the defense.
He gave up maybe two walks all night so it was a superb effort on his part.ŌĆØ
Jones knows that anytime you can start a season 2-0 it is a confidence booster for the players and he is anxious to see where they go from here.
ŌĆ£One of our things is we are not going to back down from anybody,ŌĆØ Jones said. ŌĆ£We are going to come out and we are going to fight until the last out every time. The kids have bought in and they are excited. Being 2-0, certainly helps with that excitement.ŌĆØ
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Report: Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch to wear $1,100 golden cleats in NFC championship game
Leave it to TMZ to break Marshawn Lynch news: The Seattle Seahawks' star running back apparently plans to wear golden cleats worth $1,100 in the NFC championship game Sunday. TMZ reported Friday that Lynch will wear handmade cleats customized by Soles by Sir, seen below via Soles by Sir's Instragram. With 24-carat gold-flake paint and […] [Read More]
Pick 6 Preview | 6 things to watch as Seahawks host Packers in NFC championship game
When the Seattle Seahawks hosted the Green Bay Packers in the NFL's season-opening game on Sept. 4, fans and observers alike noted that the matchup could be a preview of things to come. As a matter of fact, here's what we wrote before the Week 1 tilt regarding the implications of that game down the […] [Read More]
Make your pick | Who will win the NFC championship game: Seattle Seahawks or Green Bay Packers?
Even after the NFL's season opener Sept. 4, people had a hunch that the Seattle Seahawks' 36-16 victory over the Green Bay Packers would have big implications down the line. As it turned out, that Week 1 win paved the way for this Sunday's NFC championship game to be played at CenturyLink Field. But many […] [Read More]
Seattle actor Rainn Wilson: Seahawks will rip Packers apart with 'fierce talons'
Post by FOX Sports. Much like he had a week ago before the Seahawks beat the Carolina Panthers in the divisional round, Seattle actor and comedian Rainn Wilson has a message for Green Bay Packers before Sunday's NFC championship game at CenturyLink Field. "I'm sure you'd love to forget NFL opening day, when my Seahawks […] [Read More]
Video mash-up: Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch sings with reporters in postgame interviews
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch may famously avoid talking to reporters, but it turns out he has no problem breaking out into song when the media surround his locker room. OK, not really. But the mash-up video above, using footage from Lynch's recent awkward postgame interviews, is a thing of beauty. The video, produced […] [Read More]
Seahawks injuries: T Justin Britt, S Jeron Johnson questionable for NFC Championship versus Packers
Seattle Seahawks rookie right tackle Justin Britt and backup safety/special teams player Jeron Johnson are the only two Seahawks listed as questionable headed into Sunday's NFC Championship game versus the Green Bay Packers. Britt has been dealing with what Pete Carroll said was a sore knee after suffering an injury last week against the Carolina […] [Read More]
Seahawks-Packers NFC championship game gets Taiwanese animation treatment
Who doesn't love the wacky CGI pieces that Taiwan's Next Media Animation churns out for big events and news stories? The studio's latest target is Sunday's NFC championship game between the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers. In the video above, NMA takes shots at everything from Seattle's 12th Man to Ndamakong Suh's Rodgers-calf-stomp to […] [Read More]
Former Seahawks receiver Golden Tate: I had nothing to do with Russell Wilson's divorce
As the Seattle Seahawks get ready to take on the Green Bay Packers in Sunday's NFC Championship game, former Hawks receiver Golden Tate confronted some of the salacious rumors that have been swirling around the Internet since he left Seattle. Tate denied he had anything to do with Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson's divorce, and dismissed […] [Read More]


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Local business owners support each other at BNI
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, March 19, 2014 06:00 pm
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – Nearly every Tuesday morning, in the back room at the Diamond Diner in Egg Harbor Township, one local professional holds up the "Oscar" as nominees wait to see if they've been chosen. The category is "Best 30-Second Commercial."
New head of coastal operations for New Jersey American Water
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, March 06, 2014 05:19 pm
VOORHEES – Kevin Kirwan has been named senior director of operations for New Jersey American Water's Coastal Region, which includes Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth, and Ocean counties. Kirwan will be responsible for water production, field customer service, water transmission and distribution operations, and oversee local construction projects in New Jersey American Water's service areas.
Read more: New head of coastal operations for New Jersey American Water
Zoe Lord honored at hospital
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, March 06, 2014 06:03 am
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Zoe Lord, ER registration clerk at Cape Regional Medical Center is the Service Excellence of the Month award recipient for December.
"Zoe does an excellent job in her ER registration clerk position. She is always friendly, welcoming and a great new employee trainer," stated Ashley Brad, a co-worker in ER registration.
Landon Joins Long and Foster in Avalon
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, March 06, 2014 05:58 am
AVALON – Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc., has announced that Jonathan Landon is now a sales associate in its Avalon office at 2997 Dune Drive.
The business also announced that Louise Dierks has joined its Avalon office. Dierks will specialize in working with homebuyers and sellers.
Bank backs parish nurse program
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, March 06, 2014 12:00 am
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable arm of TD Bank, recently donated $9,000 to Cape Regional Medical Center's parish nurse program.
The funds from the TD Charitable Foundation will support the program's community outreach initiatives through health fairs, community health and wellness education, free health screenings and support groups.
FBK names four new shareholders
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, March 06, 2014 12:00 am
MARMORA — Thomas Aromando, Danielle Fox, Carol Kemler, and Michael McGuire have been named as shareholders at Fitzpatrick, Bongiovanni and Kelly, the firm announced recently.
A graduate of Albright College, Aromando has been with the firm since 2000 and was previously a manager. He is a certified public accountant and a certified valuation analyst who has more than 35 years of experience in public accounting.
Donation presented to Cancer Center campaign
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, March 05, 2014 04:14 pm
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Mary Hudak and Monica Coskey, board members from the Play With Jack Foundation, recently presented a $2,500 donation to Joanne Carrocino, president and CEO of Cape Regional Medical Center and Thomas Piratzky, executive director of the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation, to support the Cancer Center Capital Campaign .
Crest Savings Sponsors Optimist Basketball Tournament
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, March 05, 2014 03:53 pm
Crest Savings Bank is a corporate sponsor of the Greater Wildwood Optimist Club's annual basketball and cheerleading tournament. The bank's contribution will cover the cost of the tournament T-shirts. Above, Crest Savings Bank Senior Vice President and Branch Administrator Jodie DiEduardo, left, and Crest Savings Bank President and CEO Jay Ford, right, present the sponsorship check to Greater Wildwood Optimist Club representative David J. Del Conte.
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Wood floor on wall installation
I'd like to install 5/8" wood floor on a 11' high wall. Basically the wall is comprised on standard sheetrock on metal joists. I was hoping to save space in the apartment and glue the wood flooring to the sheetrock, but my contractor is recommending 3/4" plywood underneath, and then nailing the wood floor to the plywood on the wall. This will obviously take up a lot more space in the apartment, and I am wondering if it is necessary.
How about using 1/4" plywood and gluing the flooring to that? Or simply glueing the flooring to the sheetrock? The best method is one that conserves space but also ensures that the wood wall is sturdy.
I don't think I would glue it. I think you can use the 1/2 in ply. Screw it down and then nail and glue the flooring. Get a nail gun (you can rent them).
Here is a link that might be useful: North Andover houses
Listen to your contractor. He/she isn't going to make any more money if it's 1/4", 1/2", or 3/4" concerning labor. The 3/4" will cost slightly more but will be more structural. Your only talking 1/2" loss of space versus using 1/4" which you shouldn't even consider using. Not enough structural value there.


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Running Linux Companion CD-ROM
Publisher: O'Reilly & Associates and Red Hat Software
Price: $24.95
Reviewer: Josh Turiel
When Matt Welsh and Lar Kaufman wrote their excellent Running Linux last year, one of the things I noticed about it was that, unlike most Linux books to that date, Running Linux was not really written with any one distribution's idiosyncrasies in mind. Also, most Linux boxes typically have a CD-ROM with whatever distribution they favor (historically the Slackware du jour).
Running Linux had none. With the Running Linux Companion CD-ROM, a separate 100-page volume with a bound-in copy of Red Hat Linux 2.1, O'Reilly enters the Linux distribution business. Unlike most, Red Hat's Marc Ewing has written the guide, aided by Donnie Barnes and Erik Troan, also of Red Hat.
The included copy of Red Hat Linux 2.1 is precisely the same as any other version the reader may have encountered—in fact, as I am writing this, the current release is 3.03, so this one is even a little out-of-date. However, the point of the Running Linux package is not to have a bleeding-edge distribution for all the hard-core Linux enthusiasts to pound on; it is to give readers a combination of several assets:
The O'Reilly brand name, a staple to Unix sysadmins and network pros everywhere
A book oriented to the user who wants to become familiar with Linux
A software distribution for those who want to put theory into practice (backed with the first two assets)
The CD-ROMs in the package contain the Red hat 2.1 installation and a Sunsite archive of freely distributable software (not all in the RPM format)
The manual seems to have a definite bent towards the user with previous network experience—or possibly those who are already familiar with the Linux information in the original Running Linux. It's interesting at times, since a section like the Xconfigurator description seems to be written with novice-level users in mind (with instructions explaining what kind of graphics chip your video card probably has, among other relatively basic features), while the section immediately following on Sendmail opens with the following paragraph:
A default sendmail.cf file will be installed in /etc. The default configuration should work for most SMTP-only sites. It will not work for UUCP sites; you will need to generate a new sendmail.cf if you need to use UUCP mail transfers.
My question here is not so much a criticism as a comment. A trend I have noticed in many Linux books is to present instructions like these for the more complex software packages. Remember, O'Reilly's own definitive Sendmail reference is over 800 pages long, so obviously all the needed information doesn't fit here. But it would be handy to at least explain some of the relevant terms with bullet points or something similar. Even though the ideal use of this set is with the Running Linux volume, having this information in a slightly less elliptical form would be helpful in making Linux less threatening for the first-timer.
That aside, there is excellent documentation provided on glint, the Red Hat package manager for X, and the Red Hat FAQ at the end of the book is very helpful (particularly the clearly written information on the Trident 9400 series chip-set). One thing that was not completely clear from the documentation is the support arrangements for the Companion CD-ROM. Although its authorship by Red Hat may lead you to believe otherwise, support on this product is not available from Red Hat directly without the purchase of a support agreement. Support on the Companion CD-ROM is available on the Internet (through Red Hat's mailing lists and the comp.os.linux.* hierarchies), and O'Reilly provides installation support via e-mail.
O'Reilly & Associates intends to update the Companion CD-ROM on a fairly frequent basis (every six months or so), in order to stay fairly current with the state of Linux development. As a first step into the actual software distribution business, this is a fairly sound strategy. They've associated themselves with the distribution that is arguably the most "commercial-ready", provided very solid reference material, and split the product into both a book (with relatively infrequent updates) and a CD product that can be updated more often. Combined with the new attention to Linux appearing in O'Reilly's newest editions of their indispensable Unix guides, the Running Linux Companion CD-ROM is a product that can only help in the ongoing penetration of the market by Linux.
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Wouldn't it be nice if there was a "jump to last post" button
localeaterMarch 17, 2013
As I am following some pretty long threads right now, this thought keeps running through my mind. I am probably a dummy, but I figured out that if I hit END on my PC it will take me to the bottom of the page, not the last post, but lots closer than the top.
Sharing in case this information helps anyone else.
I'm getting frustrated by this also as I try to read and research tile options in my own thread. I always wondered about a "scroll to bottom" option on the ipad as I was used to the keystrokes to find the end of the page on a PC. Thanks for the tip, Linelle! It took me about 4 tries on google before I found a site that explained how to create the bookmarklet. Most sites said it couldn't be done.


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