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2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Low Tire Pressure Warning
October 7, 2014
Last week I walked down to our office parking garage and jumped in our long-term 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 only to be greeted by a low tire pressure warning light.
That little illuminated yellow "U" with the exclamation point in its center is not exactly what you want to see after a long hard day. After a few curse words, questions started running through my mind.
"Does this car really have a flat tire?"
"Which tire is it?"
"Do I have a tire gauge?"
"Who invented liquid soap and why?"
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Service A at 10,000 Miles
June 24, 2014
Recently, the Service A light lit up in our 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250. So we dropped it off at our neighborhood dealership, W.I. Simonson Mercedes-Benz. It was a gamble, showing up without an appointment, but we did. Here's how it went.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: First Scheduled Maintenance
June 12, 2014
As I put the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 �in reverse, I thought I saw a flash of light out of the corner of my left eye. It was so fast, I wasn't sure, so I put the Benz back in Park and turned off the engine.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Drivetrain Electronic Gremlins
May 16, 2014
The day after our long-term 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 insisted its nav screen was being stolen, I discovered another (and certainly more alarming) quirk.
Here's what it did.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Anti-Theft Protection Gremlins
May 15, 2014
I started up our long-term 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 the other day, plugged in my phone to charge it, and when I looked up I saw on the car's central screen: "Anti-theft protection activated. Service required."
Oh, really?
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Wiring Harness Repair
April 30, 2014
Our 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 is back from the dealership following the ESC warning light that threatened to strand James in the boonies. So what happened?
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Redwoods Road Trip Part 5
April 25, 2014
Uh oh. Just as the Avenue of the Giants was coming to an end, the above warning illuminated in our 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250's instrument panel. Initially, I wasn't terribly concerned since it wasn't as if I really needed stability control.
However, as I started up and around the cloverleaf on-ramp from the Avenue of the Giants onto CA-101, I knew something more serious was going on.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: It Is Possible To Beat EPA Estimates, But Only for a Little While
March 13, 2014
Granted, we've yet to validate the onboard fuel economy calculator in our 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250, but for now, we're going to say it works. Why? Because we've been struggling even to meet the EPA's city estimate of 26 mpg, so seeing the display report 39.8 mpg was a cause for celebration. The EPA says we should be able to earn 38 mpg on the highway.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Is This Acceptable Cost Savings?
March 12, 2014
As we all know, the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 doesn't really roll out the dealership doors at that often-quoted "$29,900." Still, there must be signs that this Mercedes-Benz has been built to a price rather than a standard. Do you see it?
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Check Engine Light Reset Attempt
December 04, 2013
A couple of days ago the Check Engine light winked on while another staffer was piloting our near-new 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250. However, as is often the case, he couldn't correlate its arrival to anything special he was doing at the time. It did not come on during the startup sequence or while climbing a steep grade. He was just, you know, driving.
For its part, the car is fine. No hiccups, no reluctant acceleration, just the dang light on the dash. Well, maybe the fuel economy is a little underwhelming, but it's hard to be sure that's a thing with just 476 total miles on the clock.
I have a couple of low-cost OBD code scanners at home, so I hooked each of them up to see what they could tell me.
The first was the Scan Gauge II. It came back with a single diagnostic trouble code with an ominous-sounding title: P0004 - Fuel Volume Regulator Control Circuit High.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Engine Break-In Procedure
December 03, 2013
According to the owner's manual, this is the recommended engine break-in procedure for our 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250. The condensed version:
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250: Squeaking Comand Screen
November 28, 2013
The Comand screen started a persistent squeak within only four days and less than 400 miles into our time with the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250. Even the tiniest bump or road imperfection causes it, which makes it hugely annoying. On the upside, it's abundantly clear the squeak is coming from the dash-mounted screen, so it should in theory be easy to tighten a screw or squirt in some WD40 or whatever has to be done to fix it. And if it were my car, I would've already thrown the keys at a service advisor and demanded my brand new car be fixed immediately.
Now, does this mean that Mercedes-Benz build quality has been shot to hell? That it has gone down in recent years? That it was never good to begin with? That this Mercedes flashy new entry model is chintzy garbage? That you'd be nuts to buy one of these instead of (INSERT CAR)?


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This is a picture of Class 2 at St Mark's C of E Junior School Arundel Road in 1965. There are some of the pupils from the earlier posted 1967 picture, plus a few different faces. Sorry once again for the spellings of the names, hopefully someone can remember the names I can't.
Peter Arnold, John Clark, Ross Tyson, Nicholas Verrall, Unknown, Andrew McCrae, Raymond Tann, Paul Denyer, Charles Moore, Stephen Rollings, David Smart, Mr Smith (headmaster).
Miss Mahwinnie (Class 2 teacher), ***** Kennard, Claudia Hewett, ***** Green, Sally Cannall, Theresa Goble, Anne Taylor, Theresa Eason, Lesley Ward, Carol Kelly, Unknown.
Nicholas Steer, Unknown, Shirley Wingrave, Glynis Powell, Iris Bell, Unknown, Dennis Wheeler, Paul Sabbage, Kelvin Holmes, Ian Hugget.
Mark Hurst, Unknown, Adrian Perry, Unknown, Steven Newman, Stuart Chalmers, Stephen Tucknott, Michael Brittain, Oliver Cowl.
If you can help with some of the missing names, please do leave a comment below.
St Marks Junior School, Class 2 1965
From the private collection of Sally Huxham
I think the girl between Iris and Dennis (3rd row) is Pamela Payne, ***** Kennard is Valerie, and ***** Green could be Theresa Bean (I'll check with her brother who's a neighbour of mine). Lesley - 2nd row - joined at the hip to Terri Eason!
Hi Lesley, thanks for posting a comment. As soon as I saw the names you mentioned I remembered them; I had it in my mind that Theresa Bean was Theresa Green but I was sure it couldn't be that name. I seem to remember you were good friends with Theresa Eason; you are still joined at the hip on the 1967 photo too.
Kelvin Holmes is my brother. He emigrated to Australia about 30 years ago and has not been back since. He is in construction now but was taking tourists on coral diving trips over there.
Hello Marina, Hope you don't mind me getting back in contact, but my brother was visiting and we were going through some old pictures that lead us on to Friends R. It just seemed so weird that old school photo, all the time I knew your brother I never realised we went to the same infants school. I have a class photo from the year after with Mr Smith & Co. Marina, I hope that I didn't offend you in some way the last time we had contact, I would really love for you to get in touch. xx
Hi Marina, I was good friends with your sister Julia when you lived in Manor Crescent. I remember Karen, Kelvin, Julia, yourself- is there one I've missed? I lived in Hervey Road. Give my regards to Julia.
I think that's me "front row, fourth from left" Kim Orzynski. I've got a feeling that is earlier than 1965, though; maybe 1961 which would make me 9 years old.
I went to senior school with Oliver Cowl, not heard the name in many a year. If this pic was in 1965 then you'd all be about 9 years old.
Kim, This photo is definitely 1965, I'm sitting in the front row.
Ken, Oliver lived in St Georges Road, Kemp Town, he also had an older brother. His mum was a local schoolteacher. The last time I saw him, he was a mens' hairdresser in Church Street, Brighton, but that was a few years ago now.
Thanks Michael. Ollie a hairdresser yet he always had dead straight hair. I think he also had a younger sister who had long dark hair.
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|10 Nov 2012
32 bit
BSOD 1 minute after windows starts
For the last three days I can't start my desktop after it boots and the windows logs on I get a BSOD of REGISTRY_ERROR 51.
Did chkdisk and it found some issues and repaired but still happens.
I tried to revert to a restore point and it failed.
1: kd> !analyze -v ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* REGISTRY_ERROR (51) Something has gone badly wrong with the registry. If a kernel debugger is available, get a stack trace. It can also indicate that the registry got an I/O error while trying to read one of its files, so it can be caused by hardware problems or filesystem corruption. It may occur due to a failure in a refresh operation, which is used only in by the security system, and then only when resource limits are encountered. Arguments: Arg1: 00000001, (reserved) Arg2: 8cc1c008, (reserved) Arg3: 00c47000, depends on where Windows bugchecked, may be pointer to hive Arg4: 00000374, depends on where Windows bugchecked, may be return code of HvCheckHive if the hive is corrupt. Debugging Details: ------------------ CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1 DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: WIN7_DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0x51 PROCESS_NAME: services.exe CURRENT_IRQL: 0 LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 82c2734f to 82af8e98 STACK_TEXT: 8df7090c 82c2734f 00000051 00000001 8cc1c008 nt!KeBugCheckEx+0x1e 8df70954 82c272ae 00c47000 6da51000 00000004 nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+0x40 8df70988 82c25859 8cc1c008 00000ffc 6e696268 nt!HvMarkDirty+0x43b 8df709b0 82c274e0 00001000 00000000 8cc1c008 nt!HvMarkCellDirty+0x235 8df709cc 82bb4232 00000000 93e66354 8cc1c008 nt!CmpMarkValueDataDirty+0x98 8df70a18 82bb4052 00000001 01e66354 93e66354 nt!CmpMarkKeyValuesDirty+0x13b 8df70a30 82bb3d47 8cc1c008 006c8350 8cc1c008 nt!CmpFreeKeyValues+0x15 8df70a94 82be88a1 8cc1c008 941e4024 00c1c008 nt!CmpSyncKeyValues+0x47 8df70ae0 82be8aa5 bbf00000 8cc1c008 8cc1c008 nt!CmpCopySyncTree2+0x1eb 8df70b04 82bb46eb 8cc1c008 00000160 8cc1c008 nt!CmpCopySyncTree+0x3d 8df70c74 82bb4331 00010002 8df70d18 82bb4273 nt!CmpSaveBootControlSet+0x2ae 8df70c90 82a578fa 00000004 8df70d28 82a55a09 nt!NtInitializeRegistry+0xbe 8df70c90 82a55a09 00000004 8df70d28 82a55a09 nt!KiFastCallEntry+0x12a 8df70d0c 82bb42de 00000004 0017fb6c 82bb4273 nt!ZwInitializeRegistry+0x11 8df70d28 82a578fa 00000004 0017fba8 77a07094 nt!NtInitializeRegistry+0x6b 8df70d28 77a07094 00000004 0017fba8 77a07094 nt!KiFastCallEntry+0x12a WARNING: Frame IP not in any known module. Following frames may be wrong. 0017fba8 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0x77a07094 STACK_COMMAND: kb FOLLOWUP_IP: nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+40 82c2734f cc int 3 SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 1 SYMBOL_NAME: nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+40 FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner MODULE_NAME: nt IMAGE_NAME: ntkrpamp.exe DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 503f7f43 FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x51_nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+40 BUCKET_ID: 0x51_nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+40 Followup: MachineOwner ---------
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|10 Nov 2012
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How old is this computer and when did you last do a clean install on it? Have you checked for a BIOS update?
STOP 0x00000051: REGISTRY_ERROR Usual causes: Hardware failure, File system corruption, Security issues BugCheck 51, {1, 8cc1c008, c47000, 374} Probably caused by : ntkrpamp.exe ( nt!HvpSetRangeProtection+40 )
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REACH Ministry
REACH is the Special Needs Ministry at Abundant Life Bible Church. We see a great need in
our community to reach out to families with children who have special needs and welcome them
into the body of Christ.
REACH is an acronym that stands for our main goals in the ministry.
R Relationships. We believe in real, personal, one-on-one relationships between children
and helpers, as well as the ministry and the family. We believe that the best way to get to know
people and to serve them is to create and build personal relationships. We believe that the
relationships formed between child and helper are life changing (for both parties) and that
these relationships are the key to teaching any child about the love of God.
E Education. Our goal is to help teach children about the love of Christ and how to lead
better lives. We know that the education and growth of your child is a priority and concern. We
will aim to help your child learn and grow wherever possible. We will work to educate your
child on their level and ensure that they are growing in Christ. We aim to center each child's
learning around themselves and use whatever methods are best for each individual. This can
mean using the proven methods of learning your child is already accustomed to, or working
with them to create new ways of learning.
A Acceptance. Christ has called us to love all people. We strive to breed acceptance, both in
our church and community for all people. We know that acceptance of children with special
needs starts with us. We want to make every family and child feel welcome and loved. We want
this to be your church family!
CH Changing Hearts. We believe in the amazing and awesome power of God to change
the hearts of people. We will make ourselves available to God to use us and make a difference
in the lives of the families that we serve. We acknowledge that when we are the servants, God
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the responsions at Oxford University
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get one's back up, Informal
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pat on the back
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stab (def )
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stab (def )
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Latitude: 50.7667 / 50°46'0"N
Longitude: -1.3141 / 1°18'50"W
OS Eastings: 448466
OS Northings: 96569
OS Grid: SZ484965
Mapcode National: GBR 89J.YBR
Mapcode Global: FRA 8742.1VD
Entry Name: Egypt House
Listing Date: 9 August 1979
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1223365
English Heritage Legacy ID: 419062
Location: Cowes, Isle of Wight, PO31
County: Isle of Wight
Civil Parish: Cowes
Built-Up Area: Cowes
Traditional County: Hampshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Isle of Wight
Church of England Parish: West Cowes Holy Trinity
Church of England Diocese: Portsmouth
West Cowes
Egypt House
Circa 1880. A large L-shaped asymmetrical house with tower. Built of red
brick with tiled roof. Two storeys and 7 windows to front elevation, 4 to
east wing. The front elevation has buttresses, a cornice of bricks set diagonally,
a crenellated parapet with crockets at intervals, and an off centre triangular
gable with 2 storey canted bay below. Windows are mullioned and transomed
casements and some of the ground floor windows have hood moulding. The right
side elevation has a porch with a crenellated parapet and a 4 centred archway.
Left side 3 storey tower.
Listing NGR: SZ4846696569
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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A CONTROVERSIAL care home for people with learning disabilities has been given the go-ahead by Coventry planning bosses.
The former old folks' home in Barnfield Avenue, Allesley, is set to be turned into a residential home for up to five people with a range of learning difficulties.
Residents had mounted a furious protest against the plans, saying it was inappropriate to put such a home next door to the local school, Allesley Primary School.
* SHOULD the care home have been given the go ahead? Get in touch by messageboard or by sending a web letter to the editor *
Hundreds of residents signed a petition and several wrote to the council objecting to the care home on the grounds that it could be unsafe for children in the area.
But in a meeting yesterday Coventry City Council's planning committee decided the plans were safe, because residents would be accompanied when going outside.
Patricia Fox, a 38-year-old mother of one who organised the petition, said: "I've been told it could be people with manic depression, schizophrenia or hygiene problems.
"My main concern is it's next to the primary school and a lot of children play in that street."
A neighbour, Bruce Grosman said: "I cannot believe they railroaded this proposal through without taking into account the primary school next door or the residents' concerns.
"They claimed only one person objected, which is absolute rubbish, there are seven complaints on their website alone, not to mention the hundreds of signatures on a petition."
A representative for Inshore Support, the company behind the change-of-use plans, said: "The type of learning difficulty people may have varies tremendously.
"Due to the high level of staffing and the fact that any resident is escorted by staff when outside, this should not lead to antisocial behaviour."
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BookingEnergy efficiency - December 2, 2018 | English (No. 3110)
Today's steadily rising energy costs, growing machine complexity, and higher flexibility in production make it vital to be able to understand, analyze, and optimize energy aspects in your company. There was a time when quality management emerged as a whole new concept, yet meanwhile it's a firmly established function in almost all companies. Similarly, energy efficiency has now become the ideal that must be systematically implemented in forward-looking businesses. That involves improving systems and processes in your company to boost energy efficiency.


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A New Era For Online Dating ? AsianD8online
What happens when the UK's largest Asian Singles Events Company launches an Online Dating site exclusively for UK based Asians, well AsianD8online.com of course.
AsianD8online launched in November 2008 of the back of their successful singles events company AsianD8events which has been running since 2003. Six months on AsianD8online is one of the UK's fastest growing online dating sites for UK based Asians.
But what is it that makes this online dating site different for all the other online dating companies out there? Well according to Sujan Shah Director of AsianD8online it's a combination of different ingredients that is proving to be a recipe for success for AsianD8online. "Number one we offer excellent value for money compared to other leading competitors, with a variety of different membership options there is something to suit everyone.
We also send regular tips and advice newsletters to our members and provide a unique service where by we advice individual members on how they could improve their profile. Another great advantage we offer our members is that they become eligible to attend our events at a discounted rate and with over a hundred events a year nationwide there is certainly no shortage for them to pick from".
The site itself is packed with innovative features such as its quick flick function, a novel way to view hundreds of profiles at the click of a button. The site also offers its users the ability to invite other members to its sister companies nationwide singles events.
AsianD8online boasts that it is specifically designed for UK based users only – Sujan Shah tells us that "this is what sets AsianD8online apart from other dating sites. Most of our users want to be able to meet individuals based in the UK rather than places like India or America. This is why all our members are personally approved by our staff and not computers and if any new members are based outside the UK then their profiles are rejected".
Another predominate feature of the site is its ability for members to search by religion and we asked Sujan why he felt this was important in today's society? "From research we have found that religion is still a pivotal factor when it comes to people searching for a suitable marriage partner whether they are Sikh, Muslim or Hindu, the majority of people still want to meet some-one of the same religious background."
Well it seems that AsianD8online is taking online dating into a new era, long gone are the days that online dating was a taboo, it demystifying all those negative clichés associated with online dating. www.AsianD8online.com


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Hi all, well been back for an ultrasound and my five chamber loculated cyst has become one large one... I haven't seen the consultant so I'm not sure how this happened, when I was in hospital in January they managed to drain two chambers of this thing, at the time they said I had five cysts, maybe to make the explanation easier? Wish they had explained properly and not treated me like an idiot, that aside, they only managed to access two parts of it, through my glutes!! They will not operate to remove it as it's too hazardous, I'm wondering if now they might be able to drain all of it? And if it will help, the thing is, the scan doctor said it was a typical endometrioma, full of clots and blood, they stuff they drained was the same and they agreed it was a chocolate cyst. The consultant then told me it tested negative for endo???
So what the heck is it? I'm on max targinact, gabapentin for nerve pain down leg sect, and ora morph now.
If it's just the cyst and it just a cyst, why all the pain??
Sorry for rant, just frustrated!!!
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Intergration - Icom VHF to Raymaine Plotter
Helping a friend with a problem with their ICOM VHF radio (DSC) integration to their Raymarine plotter via NMEA 0183.
Radio : Icom M506 EURO with DSC and AIS receive.
Plotter : Raymarine E series, 12 inch touch (dont recall exact model number)
External GPS antenna : RS130 I think, connected to the platter via SeaTalk.
The AIS side of the VHF radio hasnt been integrated with the Raymarine plotter yet. Will be looking to do this later.
Main problem is the VHF radio was receiving GPS position, time and date from the plotter fine via NMEA 0183 fine, but not any more.
The VHF is saying no position, no date, time.
Neither device has had any software or firmware updates since it was original configured and working.
I have been thru and checked the settings and checked NMEA link cables with multimeter etc and everything looks fine.
All the Plotter NMEA0183 output fields are on. There are very few settings in the VHF to configure for incoming NMEA 0183.
Has anyone heard of a Plotters NMEA output failing, or a NMEA input to a VHF failing ? Both devices seem to work perfectly otherwise.
One thing on my mind is that the Plotter doesnt seem to be seeing the external RS130 GPS Antenna connected by SeaTalk.
The Plotter suggests it is using Internal GPS for its GPS input.
In the Plotter menu I can check input sources and it does a quick scan for connected devices. I am only seeing Internal GPS come up during the scan. Should I see the External antenna ?
I know that it can be hard to diagnose tech problems like this on-line.
Asking on the off chance someone can help.
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An update on this.
We have found out that the firmware in the Icom VHF is 2 versions old.
Icom Australia has advised to return it for an update.
They did not detail what fixes were implemented in the newer firmware but believe it will fix the GPS problem.
I hope so, but I'm still not totally convinced since the NMEA integration was working fine when first installed.
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Outputs can fail as can inputs but of the two the output is the most likely. Need to check it with either a analogue meter on a low volts reading (will see the needle pulsing), an oscilloscope or a L.E.D (put across the output in the correct polarity it will blink). If it worked previously and nothing else has been changed I doubt it will be firmware (never say never though). Most likely candidates are settings or a failure.
Which "Seatalk" is the GPS connected with - HS or NG. If it is Seatalk NG (Ray's version of NMEA2000). Need to check that there is power to the network, the network is properly constructed and the terminators are fitted"I soak the worms in rum. The fish love em and the worms die happy"
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Thanks Scott.
On my next visit I'll take another DSC VHF with me and do a temporary connection from the Raymarine to another VHF radio to see if the NMEA0183 output is working.
Didn't actually think to look for a signal with a multimeter or CRO - good point.
The GPS antenna is on Seatalk NG. It was installed by the local marine sparky who is a Raymarine distributor at the marina.
SEA TALK and NMEA 2000 is new to me, but I knew enough to check for terminators (one at each of the SEA TALK bus bar ?) and confirmed there was 12v being injected into to network. I also re-seated all the NMEA2000 connectors.
The owner was going to climb the roof this week to try and check if the LED's on the GPS antenna are illuminating. He has the antenna manual showing the correct colours.
One step at a time. We'll let ICOM update the firmware first. I have asked the owner to get the ICOM techs to check the radio accepts GPS input before shipping it back.
Once the ICOM GPS issue is sorted, next step will be to take the NMEA AIS output from the ICOM (which has an inbuilt AIS receiver) to the Raymarine so local AIS boats appear on the chartplotter. This looks possible using NMEA 0183 @ 38400 baud from the ICOM to Raymarine. We will see.


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The Players' Theatre Group's first production of the semester will be Boy Gets Girl, written by Rebecca Gilman and directed by Laura Mosteller.
The show will be held Friday, Oct. 13, and Saturday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Eldred Black Box.
There is a $5 suggested donation for the show. CaseCash will be accepted. Players' Theatre Group stickers also will be available for purchase.
This show has strong thematic content.
Show description
The boy sees the girl and falls in love. They begin a tentative relationship—but what happens when the girl ultimately says no?
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Margaret Ann Spencer nee Moorhead, 91, of Blue Island passed from this life Tuesday, January 9, 2018. She was the beloved wife of the late Lee E. Spencer, who passed away January 14, 2001. Margaret is the loving mother of Sharon (Michael) Prepura and Sandra (Gerald) Stenson. She is the devoted grandmother of Christine (Matthew) Eckert, Michael (Meghan) Prepura, Gerald (Rachel) Stenson III and Richard (Samantha) Stenson. Margaret is the proud great grandmother of Destiny, Christian, Michele, Calliope, Eleanor, Collette and Oliver. She was the dear sister of the late John (late Leta) Moorhead.
Margaret was a resident of Blue Island since 1954 and a member of Ev. Community Church of Blue Island. She was formerly employed by the Blue Island Sun Standard and the Southtown Economist. Margaret was well known to all the residents of Blue Island and the students of the various school districts. She was dedicated to the community made sure that all the local events and celebrations were published. Margaret was awarded the Illinois Press Woman Of The Year in 1976 and also was awarded the Pulitzer Plum. She was the past president of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Margaret was a former member of the Order of the Eastern Star.
Visitation for Margaret will be held Sunday, January 14, 2018 from 3:00 pm until 8:00 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 11:00 am at the Krueger Funeral Home, 13050 S. Greenwood Ave., Blue Island. Interment will take place at Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen Park.


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This thesis examines the relationships between hospital foundations and medieval conceptions of poverty, charity, and urban communities between roughly 1000 and 1540. It looks at the development of Christian theology regarding charity, as well hospital foundations. Religious symbolism in the urban community and leprosy are also central topics. The city of York acts as a focus, but hospitals and sources from other locations in England and the continent are considered.
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A system for separating petroleum from water that has been contaminated with petroleum products.
If rainwater finds its way into an underground gasoline storage tank, over a period of time the water forms a layer on the bottom of the tank and the gasoline floats above. Petroleum products are lighter than water and will, therefore, float on top of water. Because of this tendency of the two liquids to arrange themselves in layers, manufacturers of oil/water separators have been able to develop equipment that contaminated water can be fed into, and which creates an action resulting in relatively clean water coming out one port and petroleum product coming out the other.
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Park City, UT
Montgomery-Lee Fine Art, September 28-October 29
This story was featured in the October 2017 issue of Southwest Art magazine. Get the Southwest Art October 2017 print issue or digital download now–then subscribe to Southwest Art and never miss another story.
For many art lovers, the term "impressionism" likely evokes the light-dappled plein-air paintings of Claude Monet or the graceful dancers in Edgar Degas' luminous pastel studies. But impressionistic painters themselves are keenly aware of how wide-ranging the style can be, and there's perhaps no better testament to its diversity than the American Impressionist Society's National Juried Exhibition. The 18th annual event opens with a reception and awards presentation at Montgomery-Lee Fine Art in Park City, UT, on Thursday, September 28, at 5 p.m.
Josh Clare, Debra Huse, Shelby Keefe, Derek Penix, Mary Qian, and Bob Rohm are among the 194 esteemed artists whose works appear in the show. Judge of awards Albert Handell and other AIS masters, officers, and founders also contribute works. Though the group was able to accept about 30 more entries this year because the venue is larger than last year's, the show still represents a competitive selection chosen by a six-person jury from among 1,300 entries, notes AIS vice president Cheryl St. John.
The exhibition reveals a breadth of styles, genres, and media, and that's part of the group's intent, says St. John. Impressionism is ultimately about following one's instincts, she explains. "When I think of impressionism, I think of first impressions—to see something and respond to it without overthinking it, to go with the light and shadow and all the colors you see in a scene."
Similarly, painter Darcie Peet of Tucson, AZ, describes impressionism as "translating a setting into shimmering light, mood, and color, yet still retaining a strong sense of place." A winter hike and drive through the Sonoran Desert's Ironwood Forest National Monument inspired her oil SUNDOWN LAVENDER, in which she captures the monument's dusky purples and cool blues and greens in the soothing twilight. Peet's love for exploring wilderness areas is at the heart of all her work. "From these wild places, I'm more influenced by—and strive to convey—their sense of power, awe, time, and humbling presence," she says.
Whether he's painting in a realistic or more nonobjective style, Williamston, MI, artist Mark Mehaffey says his work always boils down to his impressions of a place and the light conditions there. "It's my impression and also an expression of my internal reality," he explains. "It's always redesigned, even if it's based on a photograph." Mehaffey's watercolor NARROW PASSAGES 2—the first entry he's ever submitted to an AIS exhibition—highlights his visit to Naples during a painting workshop he taught in southern Italy. "I did more paintings during my three days in Naples than I did during the week we spent on the Amalfi Coast," he says. "I was so thrilled by the city's narrow alleys with the hanging laundry, the electrical wires, the relationships of the lights against the darks, and the big shapes against the small shapes. Now I'm on the lookout for narrow spaces wherever I go."
Southwest Art sponsors a paint-out for AIS members on Saturday, September 30, and works are on view that afternoon on a "wet wall" in the gallery. —Kim Agricola
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An Excerpt from Vic Sizemore's essay, "An Atheist and a Saint"
For the believer, according to Westphal, ambivalence begins with the awakening to the ontological poverty of the believing soul. The realization is expressed in phrases such as this one from a Baptist invitational hymn I sang countless times as a boy: Thou art the potter, I am the clay. From our earliest years in Sunday School we are taught to say, "He must increase, I must decrease," a mantra which only brings our attitudes into plumb with the already-established reality of our nothingness before God. Stickers are popping up in car windows around town that say NOT I, BUT CHRIST–the website advertised below the message without intended irony was at first http://www.falwell.com, and has since changed to http://www.trbc.com. A perfect example of this very ambivalence.
I, the believing soul, am drawn to God, to the All, but at the same time I am repulsed because of what it means about the nature of my own existence: when faced with the Ultimate, non-contingent reality, I experience what Westphal calls a deficiency of being, a realization that my very existence is small and worthless by comparison. At the same time, God holds out to me the only chance at giving my small, weak existence any real meaning. Could I be anything but ambivalent? Like someone standing on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, Westphal writes, or a toddler standing before a huge dog, I am simultaneously drawn in and repelled.
John Milton's Paradise Lost, as has often been noted, is a good example of this kind of believer's ambivalence. Milton, a Protestant who opposing King of England, could not help feeling sympathy for his rag-tag band of fallen angels as they stood in defiance of the Dictator of all creation–for whose ways Milton had ostensibly set out to write a defense.
In the unbeliever ambivalence is experienced in the other direction, as a longing for something beyond material existence: for love that is truly love and not simply evolutionary impulses designed to propagate the species; for life to make some kind of sense; for existence to have real meaning. It is what Camus in his essay "The Myth of Sisyphus" calls an "appetite for the absolute and for unity." The absence of an Ultimate Other leaves a longing in the unbelieving soul–St. Augustine's restless heart and Adrienne Rich's lament about being an ice-fast rowboat gazing out at winter's red light, with its own small gift for burning.
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Carolynn Kingyens / Aug 10 2011 10:56 pm
Vic Sizemore's excerpt from his fine essay, "An Atheist and a Saint" takes on the pluralistic plight of the "thinking" believer who ponders on God and His supreme awesomeness more than those who have mastered the art of decreasing. It's the wrestling between the mind, heart and maybe a little ego. As Vic writes, "I am simultaneously drawn in and repelled."
Ambivalence – simultaneously feeling opposing or contradictory feelings. Most parents love their children, and will unconditionally nurture the newborn into adulthood. Ambivalence is not typically an emotion of a newborn, toddler or even young child. It's when we're a little older and can perceive rightly the sleight of hand of parental figures, those sometimes cruel manipulations always embedded with love. It's when familiar trust is beyond broken, and suddenly you are faced with two opposing feelings at the same time – love and hate but never indifference. Why can't God, our heavenly Father, reserve the same emotion from us?
What Vic touches on in his excerpt is the need for ambivalence in the evolutionary process of the believer or we'll just regulate at the believer's equivalent of a newborn.
I very much enjoyed reading Vic Sizemore's thought-provoking excerpt. Vic is an emerging writer, definitely one to watch.
heidi stauff / Sep 15 2011 9:09 pm
good thoughts Carolynn. 🙂 -Heidi
heidi stauff / Sep 15 2011 9:27 pm
I think there's something to be said about scope. We are cut off in our scope because we have a finite understanding of something infinite. I think it was St. Augustine who compared it to pressing your face up against a stained glass window depiction of the crucifixtion and only seeing the tiny shard of glass in front of your face. Perception of good and evil is finite. We measure things based on the structure of time where there is none in the infinite. If a child is tortured raped and killed we can't understand how God can let that happen because we measure that's child meaning and existence based on the framework of time, on the finite. If we are truly, infinite eternal beings, that child's "life" was just a millisecond in the scope of it's infinite existence. See, I'm still talking using time as a measuring tool because our existence is so defined by it we can't operate otherwise.
That's why when Job questions God, He replys; "where were you when I formed the foundations of the earth?"
If all eternity is a one hour t.v. program, our earthly lives make up one millionth of a second of it. But we still want to argue with God about what the show was all about. Just my thoughts. Good article Vic.


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I have given this some thought and I'd love to see a board where participants can get information about cook books and magazine. I know we discuss recipes and whether we liked it or not. I know there is a similar thread about a specific recipe that every one is making.
I think a board where we can talk about a specific cook book or a magazine or article could be valuable.


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If you are starting a support group, you can decide what type of group you want right from the beginning.
If you have toddlers or small children you could meet in your own home (in the beginning) for mainly parents to chat and children to play.
With older children/teens organised activities related to home education such as crafts, field trips, science experiments and projects are a good idea.
Do investigate venues. Prices for church halls vary enormously as do the facilities available. Will your children want to do lots of claywork and painting? Then make sure your hall has easy to clean floors.
If you expect to have more arts and crafts (pens, crayons, etc) and events with guest speakers then a carpeted hall may be fine.
Once you have decided which hall you want to hire, you will need to contact the person who has responsibility for hiring it out.
Once you have organised your first date, start telling people about it. Maybe put up a leaflet at your local library or newsagent. Maybe put an advert in your local paper (although you will need to consider the financial aspects of this).
At your first monthly meeting remember to ask for donations from each family to cover the cost of the hall and refreshments. An average price for this depending on price of the hall and/or families attending is £2.50 to £3.50. Take a note of names, addresses and contact telephone numbers or email addresses. (You can then contact people a couple of days before the next meeting to remind them).
Get chatting to the people attending, ask them what they would like to do at the meetings, would they be interested in bringing an activity next time? Do they know anyone who would be interested in coming to give a talk or workshop? In this way you can gradually build a list of people who are willing to help out. Actively encourage members to bring activities each time for all the children to enjoy.
Some people like to "theme" a meeting say, astronomy or sealife to begin with. It makes it easier for other members of the group to think of activities to bring.
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The two square off in the first round of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs and one has to figure that the loser of this series will be firing their head coach.
The San Jose Sharks can win because…
The Canucks are slumping right now. Vancouver enters the playoffs with just three wins in their last eight games. We know that the Canucks aren't mentally strong enough to deal with this time of the year, so they usually need a running start to build up their confidence. Now they don't even have that.
The Sharks have beaten the Canucks all three times this year while facing Cory Schneider each time. The games have been close (4-1, 3-2, 3-2) but it's still a mental edge that will help them.
The Canucks are known as playoff choke artists. Why trust them with your money?
Also, check out my Series Price article on the Wild vs. Blackhawks
The Vancouver Canucks can win because…
San Jose is struggling. They've lost three of four heading into the playoffs and when this team slumps, they tend to do it for prolonged periods of time.
Most people making their NHL picks can't really figure out the Sharks. This is a team that started 7-0-0, then lost 16 of 21, then won eight of nine and finished up 5-5-1. If there's one thing we do know about the Sharks it's that they aren't a good road team. While their home record is among the best in the NHL, they were just 8-16 on the road this year and that could be a big problem considering the Canucks have the extra home game in this series.
Outlook & Pick
There's a lot less between these two teams than you might think. After all, only two points separate them in the standings.
This series is a complete toss-up on the NHL odds. These are two veteran teams that have watched their windows of opportunities close in previous years. On top of that, neither is playing particularly well heading into the second season. I could see this ending up 4-1 San Jose or 4-3 Vancouver. Pretty much any result is on the table. With the Canucks having home-ice advantage, I think I'll roll the dice with them.
Series Pick: Canucks In Seven at Bet365
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- Do your heroes walk in the shadow as easily as they stand in the light?
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- Would you rather read about the trickster, the mentor, or the mastermind than the big guy with the sword?
- Do you still dream of finding Narnia or walking through your Looking Glass into another world?
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El Paso Boutique School Portraits
When do I pay for my child's photos?
You don't need to send any money on picture day. Your child's school will notify you when your photos are ready. You will be able to find your child's classroom/teacher through the "find my school" button above and purchase everything you want online.
How much do your packages cost?
My packages are simple and start at only $21.
Will I be able to purchase prints and digitals?
Yes! You will have the option to purchase a variety of sizes of prints and high resolution digital photographs.
What is Boutique School Portraiture?
Do you remember picture day at school? Ugly backdrops and stiff, uncomfortable poses. I love getting rid of all that yuckiness. My aim is to set each student at ease and spend a few minutes capturing a glimpse of who they are at this moment in time. I never force a child to smile. My ultimate goal is to capture each child's individual personality.
What Services Do You Offer?
Everything I offer is done online. Families are linked to password-protected online ordering galleries. Galleries are set up according to grade, homeroom, advisory, or whatever grouping which makes sense for the school. Each child will be provided 2-5 images, presented in both color and black and white. The family may choose the photos they want printed, as opposed to having a pose chosen for them. I also provide product choices such as canvas gallery wraps and digital images for future printing and archiving. A detailed PDF describing all ordering procedures and shooting day preparation will be provided to each school to be distributed to families prior to photo day.
Prints are ordered online and delivered directly to the school.
I provide all equipment and personnel needed for photo day.
I provide the school with all high resolution digital files to use for yearbooks, website, school advertising, school ID's, or however the school wishes to use the images.
I handle any questions from parents and families about ordering and products.
I take staff photos and provide a complimentary print package for staff members as well.
I am willing to work with schools to provide custom services that fit your unique needs.
Do You Provide School ID Cards?
Yes! We can work together to create the perfect functional ID card to meet your school needs.
How Many Children Can You Accommodate?
I have provided this service to schools as small as 60 and am ready to work with schools with as many as 1000 children. I have worked with kids ages 1-18. Preschools, elementary schools and high school students are always welcome.
What Happens During the Session?
I'll spend 1 to 2 minutes with each student. I'll capture several images that reflect their personality by engaging them in conversation and silly jokes.
How Are Orders Placed?
Money is NOT required up front. Prior to picture day, I will provide an information brochure and an information card for each student to take home. Students who wish to participate will bring their completed information card to school on picture day. I will use this information ONLY to send parents their login information. {All information is kept private, never shared, or used for marketing.} Approximately two weeks after picture day, I will send parents (via email or text) their child's login information. Two to five edited poses from each student's session will be included in both color and black & white. My proofing system is hosted online through private, password-protected galleries.
What Products & Packages Are Available?
There are four package options to choose from including prints or digital files, starting at just $20. Also available are a la carte package add-ons are digital file downloads and gallery wrapped canvases.
How Long Does the Whole Process Take?
After picture day, it will take approximately two weeks for proofing galleries to be ready for you to access. Galleries will be active for 10 days. Once parents have made pose selections in their galleries, it takes about two weeks for prints and products to arrive to our studio. I will personally deliver orders to the school, unless parents request to have things shipped to their home address. (Shipping to homes is available for an additional fee.) I will email parents to let them know orders have been delivered to your school.
Is Participation Required?
Nope! If parents do not want their student to participate, they are not obligated. I will capture a session with each child who brings a completed information card, and will provide a proofing gallery for every student I photograph. Proofs will be provided digitally so your teachers won't have to worry about collecting un-purchased proofs or order forms. All students will be included in class portraits.
Interested In Booking Your School's Boutique School Portraits?
Contact Blanca today to discuss bringing this unique approach to school picture day to your school!
What are Parents Saying?
His pictures were amazing and I plan on getting them on canvas!!! You're amazing! - M. Coulter
You did such a great job! He looks like a model! Thank you! - T. Jackson
Thank you for taking such amazing pictures! - M. Pace
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Do you have a web site? Or an email newsletter? If so, you may be able to earn a little extra money on the side for very little effort.
One of the biggest marketing crazes on the Internet at the moment is what's called Affiliate marketing. That's where a business provides a commission when one of their products or services are sold via your web site or newsletter.
Here's an example of how it works. Let's say I'm a florist with a web site. I set up an Affiliate program where people can place my logo on their web site or in their newsletter, and every time someone clicks on the logo, visits my site, and buys some flowers, I pay the referrer 10% of the sale. We all benefit. I get the extra sale and you get a 10% commission without any outlay of cash or selling required.
There are literally thousands of businesses out there that offer Affiliate programs. If you already have an established web site or email newsletter, it's a good idea to consider joining some Affiliate programs and placing ads on your site or in the newsletter. There is no fee to do this, and each time someone visits your site or reads the newsletter, there is a chance they will click on the ad, and you have the chance of making a commission on a sale.
How do they know the visitor is from your site? Most affiliate programs employ sophisticated tracking systems that know when a visitor has come from your site. In basic terms, you are given an affiliate code, and when someone visits their site from yours, it contains your code so the system knows to pay you if a sale is made.
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Data provided from both PARENT Focus Group and STAFF Focus Group stated that Boyne City Public Schools has an amazing staff! SO TRUE! SO PRIDEFUL! SO PROUD TO BE A BCES RAMBLER!
"May your new year flourish with new discoveries, Wonderful inspirations and happiness to feel your heart" Author Uninown
Ramblers Rock!
"TEAM - Together- Everyone- Achieves-More" Author Unknown
SST- We are closing in on a solid System to best serve student need. This also means that we are looking at all the templates for collecting student information and trying to make those the most efficient as possible. Therefore, we are asking that each grade level team create a list of intervention/intervention programs that are typically used in math, reading and writing no later than January 30. Please send them via email by January 30th. Erin and Carissa are coordinating the efforts and may reach out to teams for other informational needs or valued feedback as well.
Ruby Payne had quite the impact on all of us as educators. I am noticing some strategies being utilized from the resource book provided for you. It is especially great to see the "All BCES focused Strategy" - Think, Pair & Share! I will be sharing other interesting strategies in each of my "Staff Scoop" (SEE BELOW). Feel free to also share out with staff member other strategies you are using!!
Here's what's going on...
- January 5 & 6-------Snow Days
- January 9-------------SST Team Meeting
- January 9-------------School Board Meeting
- January 10------------Lisa out of the building in the a.m.
- January 11-------------Paraprofessional Meeting 10:15
- January 12------------Release Time for Bible Class
- January 16------------DIBELS Testing begins
- January 16 -----------DSIT Meeting 4-5:30
- January 18------------4th Grade Curriculum Day
- January 20-----------First Semester Ends
- January 23-----------Lisa in meeting in am
- January 24-----------DATA REVIEW 3:30-5:30 (Stipend provided)
- January 26-----------Leadership Team Meeting
- January 27-----------Report Cards Go Home
- January 27-----------RAMBLER Recognition Day
- January 27-----------RAMBLER Hat Day
- January 30-----------After School Professional Learning
"Step with care and great tact, because life is a balancing act." Dr. Seuss💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤
Elementary Google Calendar Updates
Please be sure to check your Google Calendat EVERYDAY! This link will be available to you weekly to make it easier to keep up with Google Calendar Updates! Keep up with all life's changes!! Be sure to email Tammy of important Google Calendar updates!
Rambler Scoop and Skinny💙😃❤
PLEASE REMEMBER to sign out whenever you leave the building during the school day whatever the reason. This is SO important for safety. Sometimes emergencies happen, even when we're hopeful that they will not. Thanks so much! Tammy Will show you where the book is in case some of you forgot. Thank you so much😃
i am going to give the kids a chance to have just "Hat Day" on the last Friday of the month. If it becomes a nuisance, I will make it just "Baseball Hat Day". I don't wanted to become an issue in the classroom. However I think from the effort's and in the spirit of kids, we will give it a try. I will be open and respectful to your feedback.
A FEW GRADES STILL NEED TO PLAN THEIR DAY😃. Teachers- Please be sure and plan with your team a date for your grade to have your Curriculum Day. Tuesday's or Wednesday's are the best days to be out. Friday's will not be an option due to lack of subs. Please double check with Tammy Ryder regarding that date and Tammy Patrick to assure Early Learners is available for that date. Once the date is picked- 1. Email Tammy & I on the dates- it will be put on Google Calendar. 2. Immediately put in to assure sub. 3. Plan your great day!
PLEASE REMEMBER THIS YUMMY OPTION😃😃😃😃😃Provisions procedure: ( special & soup list will be emailed when available on Friday or Monday Mornings)-1. Please place order on Google DOC. 2. Exact change or check will be accepted and will have to be placed in the special labeled envelope or plastic bag then placed in big Manila envelope on Tammy's desk (payments need to be submitted by 10:30 am on Tuesday. 3. All orders will be shared with Provisions chef by 2:30 pm on Monday prior to Tuesday delivery by 11 am. 🍴🍞🧀🍲🍰
🎈🎈🎈Please include in your newsletters and correspondence the following reminders regarding these procedures to assure safety for our beloved kiddos ...
1. Please remind parents that they are not to park in front of the bus garage prior to 3:05 PM. Prior to that time they must be at least two car lengths away from the garage. Otherwise, drivers cannot get the buses out. Mary and I are also trying to be sure this isn't happening in appreciate your help at this
2. Please remind parents to pay any charges that they have at this point and if possible to please pre-pay for the rest of the year using the online option or placing it in a labeled envelope and the lunch payment wooden box located on the front counter in the office. Filling out free and reduced form is also still an option. Thank you for your assistance with this issue.
3. Please remind your students that Winter is here☃and that means every day students should be bringing a coat, snow pants, hat and gloves. If you hear that students don't have access to some of these items -please be sure to let myself and/or Mary know and we'll figure out something.
4. I just loaded the blue book box near the front door with books! The blue box located outside of the front door is a great way for students to get different books in their hands for reading on a daily basis. Please remind parents and students that they are welcome to take a book(s) or leave books that they have already read at any time.
5. NoONE should be dropped off prior to 8am as there is no supervision! We have our "All Star program" as an option as always.
6. Please use the FRONT circle drive for student drop off in the morning. Parents must park in the front lot if walking students into the building and be sure not to block bus garage for parent pick up:)
7. Mana bags are for eating at home- NOT ON THE BUS! Please give tied bags to parents!
8. Bussing is a privilege- RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, CARING AND SAFETY ARE A MUST ON THE BUS! Please remind students AND PARENTS of bus expectations🚌
👍 REALLY IMPORTANT- Thank you for always supporting assembly expectations and going over them prior to every assembly with your students! Exiting all assemblies will be as follows & please do unless otherwise directed… 4th & 3rd grades & Houser, Hicks and Dixon will exit front doors, k&1st grade and Bacon will exit through the back doors.
Please be sure and check your email prior to each PD meeting for preparedness as last minute things can come up. Your professional courtesy is appreciated!! 👍💙👏❤😃
PLEASE!!!!!! The office is in desperate need for volunteers for both the lunch room and recess. Please reach out to your personal pool of volunteers and have them contact the office or share their name with Tammy so that way we might reach out to them. Your assistance is appreciated🌈
We are also desperate for substitute teachers, paras and food service subs. Please get the word out there😃👍👏
TO: Deb Higgins
GO Ramblers💙❤
Great Learning Opportunities
Please don't forget to keep checking for added learning opportunities at CharEm! 👍😃👏
Rock to our new theme song!!!
Staff Birthdays
- January 1-----------------Amanda Loper
- January 4----------------Sean Mills
Thank you Rambler Staff for ALL you do!! YOU ROCK!!!!


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We announced earlier this year the OUYA video game console, the first one based on Android OS, that is expected to be shipped out at the end of december.
It seems that OUYA is not going to stay alone on the market for too long. Another Android powered device video game console is on the way, : the eSfere. It is said to debut on a magical day , that appears only once in every century: 12/12/12.
As said, eSfere is an Android based video game TV console. It will feature impressive technical specs :
- Tegra3 quad core processor or above
- 16 GB internal flash storage
- 2 USB ports
- Bluetooth
- WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
- Ethernet
- HDMI connection for up to 1080p HD
- "Touch&Play" multitouch gamepad controller with integrated accelerometer and gyroscope
- Android OS 4.1
- Available in 7 different colors (black, white, pink, red, light blue, blue and yellow)
With eSfere, you will be able to enjoy the full Android experience. People will have access, from the first moment, to Google Play, the world's largest Android app store, with over 500,000 titles.
eSfere will allow you to play the latest AAA games, watch movies, surf the web and run all sorts of productivity, education or leisure apps. It will therefore be more than just a video game console.Image source: http://img.clubic.com/01F4000005608562-photo-esfere.jpg http://www.esfere.com/gogo/ControllerButtons.jpg


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Born & bred in St Andrews, Gordon has seen the business he started 19 years ago evolve dramatically and it is now one of the most established golf tour operators in Scotland. At the root of the success is an extremely personalised "hands on" service reflected in the fact that 50% of annual business is either repeat custom or referrals from satisfied customers. His golf handicap is going in the wrong direction at present as a young family more often than not make a successful challenge for their Dad's time. Also Gordon is a committed Scottish rugby fan which when considering the national team's track record can frequently prove a traumatic experience.
Originally from Glasgow, Caroline first moved up to St Andrews in 1996 to study Geology and Geography at the university. Shamefully, for the four years she was there, she didn't once lift a golf club or even step foot on the courses! It wasn't until she moved back to St Andrews in 2002, after a period of managing restaurants in Glasgow that she decided to see what all of the fuss was about. Since then she has become a self-confessed golf bore and when she is not toiling away in the Drumgolf office you can almost definitely find Caroline on one of St Andrews' many golf courses. Caroline was shortlisted by Golf Tourism Scotland for the Young Industry Person Award 2008 , & was highly commended by the board! She also managed to find the time to start a family in 2009…hopefully baby Charlotte will share her mum's passion for the game!!
Born in Grantown on spey in the heart of the highlands of Scotland. Graeme first learnt to play his golf on the links at Nairn. He has lived in Edinburgh the past 35 years and is a member of North Berwick Golf Club. After many years playing the game he achieved his first hole in one in 2014 resulting in a very expensive bar bill ! Graeme is often the first friendly face that our clients encounter in Scotland, as he welcomes customers arriving at Edinburgh airport.
Leeby is a former lawyer from a farming family in the County of Angus. As well as managing the finances of the company Leeby keeps the Drumgolf Director of Golf Tours in his place back at home.
Amanda first came to St Andrews in 1996 to do an MA in Spanish. After graduating in 2000 she moved to Spain and took up residency in Madrid working in IT Recruitment. The sunshine and sultry Spanish way of life was what dreams were made of. However, in 2008, the glamour and jet set lifestyle was traded in for a pair of wellies and a life in Fife as a farmer's wife. These days, if she is not organising bespoke golf tour packages for Drum Golf, she will be cooking full Scottish breakfasts in their farmhouse B&B or helping her husband with their self-catering eco cabin business. She has two young children who are full of vim and vigour and life is busy so, after a hard day's work you might find her enjoying some 'time out' at the Old Course Spa. Rumour has it she is considering the idea of trying golf too. Watch this space!


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Dear reader,
Welcome to the interior of my mind. It's an odd place, but the designer was feeling somewhat experimental when He put it all together so, for your own safety throughout the tour, please attentively read through the following guidelines:
The tour will feel a bit like walking down a corridor with rooms on either side, each with its own uniquely designed door. Some doors will be open and waiting for you, others will be closed, but unlocked for you to open (or not to open) yourself. Others (these are the disclaimed ones) will be a bit stuck.
> The open doors:
These are what most people come here to see. They are easy to navigate because, as you will find once you enter these rooms, they are usually singularly focused. Poetry dominates in terms of furnishing, but the individual items can be just about anything. When you enter these rooms, please make yourself at home! As an example of rooms in this category, look out for Sonnet 01; The city and the stars and A beautiful reaction.
> The unlocked doors:
This is where the corridor starts winding a bit. These rooms are less about the comfort of the guests and more about sharing the personal journey of the mind you find yourself walking through. Less standardised than the previous set of rooms, when you enter, you will find that each room has it's own character: One may be an exhibition of how to tame water, while another might be in a constant state of refurbishing. In short, these rooms are all themed, but that is where their shared characteristics end. If you came to see these, please look for the doors labeled, Breathe, girl, breathe; Gros bisous and China: The initial experience.
> The stuck doors:
This is interesting, because it comes two-fold: Though visitors are often timid in trying to shoulder-nudge-open these doors, they hold the foundation of this entire mental abode. Each of these rooms is a sort of factory-of thought. Here is where heavy introspection lurks, the kind of introspection needed to fuel the building of planks and blocks that line these walls and carry your feet. A lot of what you see inside, may be a developing thought, or a thought no-longer relevant, but kept with all the respect of a relic. If you came here for deep, we will direct you towards such rooms as Soldier on; Beasts I've known; What I wish she had said instead and Shiver.
DISCLAIMER: If you feel dizzy or confused, let me know by leaving your comments at the door of whichever room is responsible as you leave. Note: some rooms may feel like they do not actually have any solid floor or walls, but rather have the feel of a mist drifting in and out of focus. Don't panic, I said this was an odd place after all.
Enjoy the tour!


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With the ever growing threat from improvised explosive devices (IED's) and other suspect packages, the public will be protected by our new blast containers.
- What is M-BC500C4?
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What is M-BC500C4 ?
Movena Blast Container is a cylindrical assembly consisting of composite woven fibers combined with a flame retardant bonder designed to withstand blast and fragments from explosive device containing up to 500 g of C-4.
The Blast Container enables the user to contain a suspect package while awaiting the arrival of the bomb squad by simply and safely roll the drum over the object without the need of manipulating the potential bomb.
The drum has been designed in a way that the bomb squad can analyze the suspect object through the walls with standard X-Ray equipment.
Should an explosion occur, the blast is channeled upwards and lateral fragmentation is significantly reduced. The exterior of the drum is fitted with 2 rubber rings to allow the container to be easily rolled into position.
Typical applications:
Mail department, airports, rail stations, police departments, public shows and demonstrations, sensitive buildings, administrations, sport events…
The MOVENA blast container can be used discreetly as a trash strategically placed where parcel bombs can be dropped, or used directly as a containment system with clear pictograms.
Technical Info
Technical information (other dimensions available upon request):
|900 mm
|Exterior diameter
|535 mm
|Interior diameter
|517 mm
|Wall thickness
|9 mm
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Scranton, Jersey and an Almost Broken Toad
Suzanne's mom grew up in Dunmore, PA, which is a borough of Scranton, PA. There are very few places on our "must visit" list for this trip but Scranton was definitely one of them. When we left Rhode Island we knew we were heading straight to Northeastern Pennsylvania. Suzanne has been to Scranton many times over the years. She even lived … More Scranton, Jersey and an Almost Broken Toad


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Perrymount Country Home
Inch Gorey Wexford Ireland.
"Situated in the village of Inch, the family-run Perrymount Country Home offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking."
Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel
Ballymoney Gorey Wexford Ireland.
"Located less than an hours drive from Dublin, this hotel provides a luxury retreat away from the stresses of everyday life and is perfectly located for exploring south-east Ireland."
Ashdown Park Hotel
Coach Road Gorey Wexford Ireland.
"At the edge of the picturesque market town of Gorey and just minutes from Wexfords sandy beaches, this elegant 4-star hotel offers stylish and contemporary accommodation and superb facilities."
Marlfield House Hotel
Courtown Road Gorey Wexford Ireland.
"With classic, elegant decor, this luxurious, 19th-century country house is set within 35 acres of grounds."
Riverfield Farmhouse
Inch Gorey Wexford Ireland.
"Set within 2 acres of gardens, the family-run Riverfield Farmhouse is on the banks of the River Inch."


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Is it worth the RRISK? evaluation of the RRISK (Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge) program for adolescents in rural Australia
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Zask, A, van Beurden, E & Brooks, LO & Dight R 2006, 'Is it worth the RRISK? evaluation of the RRISK (Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge) program for adolescents in rural Australia', Journal of Adolescent Health, vol. 38, no. 5, pp. 495-503.
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Abstract Purpose: This study evaluates the effectiveness of an intervention targeting adolescent risk-taking associated with drug and alcohol use, driving, and celebrating. Methods: Pre- and post written surveys were administered in 21 intervention and 19 comparison schools in Northern New South Wales during March 2003 and 2004. The instrument covered knowledge and attitudes associated with self-reported potentially harmful and protective behaviors. Analysis was by multi-level regression. Results: There were 2705 baseline and 1996 follow-up respondents. Adolescents in the intervention area who attended the Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge (RRISK) seminar demonstrated some significant improvements in knowledge, attitudes and behavior compared with those who did not attend, and some significant improvements in knowledge compared with students in comparison schools. Conclusions: A well-designed one-day seminar that builds on existing curricula, can achieve some significant medium-term benefits in knowledge attitudes and behaviors.


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The sportsbooks numbers are out for the last weekend of betting and when looking at the college football odds on the card early, I found certain games that has five-alarm fire written all over them.
The reasons are varied as I will explain, but in each case, at least from my perspective as a football handicapper, it's time to run from these favorites and consider the underdog or avoid these games all together for college football picks.
Here is an early week look at what caught my eyes with college football odds coming from Heritage.
Iowa -2.5 point Road Favorite versus Nebraska
As witnessed in the last couple weeks, the pressure on unbeaten teams or those fighting for seat at Final Four table can be enormous. Just this past weekend, Ohio State, Oklahoma State and Houston all lost for the first time. The Hawkeyes have wonderful attributes like rushing for over 200 yards a game and being sound defensively. But Nebraska understands their place in all this, with a chance to ruin Iowa's perfect season, giving them two victories over unbeaten teams (Michigan State) and becoming bowl eligible, which would take the sting out of some very bitter losses this season. The Cornhuskers are off a bye week and the underdog has covered three straight in series.
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Utah -16.5 point Home Favorite versus Colorado
Since the end of October, Utah players had visions of reaching the Final Four or a New Year's Day Rose Bowl appearance. After suffering losses to USC, Arizona and UCLA, the Utes could be looking at Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl appointment, which needless to say is a massive comedown. Playing Colorado is hardly a rivalry to excite the Utah players and the Buffalos have been one of the worst teams in the Pac-12 since joining. While the Utes should cover with ease, football is still a game about emotion and energy,which Utah may be lacking.
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LSU -5 point Home Favorite versus Texas A&M
Another team similar to Utah is LSU and their situation is even worse. Kirk Herbstreit was among those singing the praise of the 7-0 Tigers just over three weeks ago. Now, LSU has lost three SEC games in a row and in decisive fashion, being outscored 99-47 and never coming close to covering spread either. Coach Les Miles job may depend on this game or possibly his fate has already been sealed in Baton Rouge where like at all SEC schools, winning is not enough. Just the fact LSU is only a standard home favorite versus a somewhat above average Texas A&M bunch tells you backing the Tigers for sports picks is treacherous at best.
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Wisconsin -2.5 point Road Favorite versus Minnesota
Badgers' fans are used to playing in big time bowls these days, but after losing at home to Northwestern, that is not going to happen. The Badgers defense has been very good all season, but it's offense scores just 26.2 points a game. These teams play for the Paul Bunyan Axe Trophy and the Badgers have to go on the road to face rival Minnesota, who needs a win to go to another bowl game and who last won the trophy in 2003. If motivation matters, Wisconsin could be in a heap of trouble.
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USC -3 point Home Favorite versus UCLA
Just a crazy year in the Pac-12 South where the winner of this contest will face Stanford, having three conference losses. But somebody has to win it, but backing the Trojans might require Tums before the game starts. After playing good in loss to Notre Dame with coaching change and handling Utah and California with relative ease, USC was beginning to look like crazy reality TV show. But non-covers versus Arizona and Colorado were red flags and the whipping they took at Oregon was frightening. The USC secondary looked so slow against Ducks pass catchers they were seldom in TV frame even on the big HD screens. With UCLA 22nd nationally in passing offense, do you want to load up on the Men of Troy?
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