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Jamu Amazon Lodge
Trip Start
May 06, 2011
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A short half-hour flight on Monday morning took me from Quito to the town of Lago Agrio, which exists as a base for oil exploration of the Ecuadorian Amazon. There were only a few tourists on board the plane, the rest were oil men with a few jungle commandos. At the airport, myself and the rest of our group (an American professor, four French, and four Dutch) were met by the Lodge staff, including our guide Rodrigo, and we boarded a minibus for a two hour drive to the Cuyabeno Reserve Office. A rusty oil pipeline ran along the entire length of the road, a reminder of how much destruction the oil business had wreaked on the Ecuadorian Amazon. We also passed refineries and saw a massive flame caused by flaring of the associated gas from oil production.
At the Office, we boarded a motorised canoe, complete with our luggage and provisions, for the trip along the Cuyabeno River to Jamu Lodge. The water was a murky brown and the river was flanked on both sides by dense jungle. Green was the predominant colour but was punctuated by brilliant flashes of color produced by the many exotic flowers, birds and insects. The trip took about three hours and we stopped along the way when Rodrigo spotted something of interest - we saw several different bird species and a few types monkey, although it was sometimes difficult to spot them even when we were told where they were and trying to take photographs of distant wildlife from a moving boat was infuriating at times to say the least. The water darkened as we neared the Lodge due to the tannins from surrounding vegetation washing into the river. Rodrigo explained that as a result, mosquitoes couldn't lay eggs so there were hardly any around. Unfortunately, I found this to be not strictly true judging by the number of insect bites I had by the end of the 5 day trip. It didn't help that I had forgotten to bring my insect repellent with me and they didn't sell any at the Lodge.
We arrived at the Lodge late afternoon and were shown to our cabins - I was in a shared cabin with Pierre and Richard, a couple of the French tourists. The Lodge was built on wooden platforms for times of flooding and the cabins were wood and thatch. They were open to the jungle, presumably to keep cool during the night, with a mosquito net providing the only barrier between you and the jungle. There was no electricity so all lighting was provided by candles, although a generator was run for a couple of hours in the morning to charge electrical equipment. Bathrooms were open-air too, but we did have showers and flush toilets. There was no hot water but the water was tepid which was okay in the hot and humid jungle.
In the evening, we went for a cruise to the nearby Laguna Grande. This freshwater lake was about 4m deep and formed mainly from rainwater - it was virtually dry in the dry season. It was dotted with outcrops of vegetation which were actually the tops of trees poking above the water. We were all thrilled to see pink river dolphins frolicking in the water, and there were also plenty of bats swooping over the water. Unfortunately, it was too cloudy to catch a sunset. Back at the lodge, I also saw my first tarantula, the excitement of which was akin to seeing my first lion or elephant on a game safari. The evening meal, and all meals as it would turn out, was excellent. A three course meal with a laid-out table. A combination of a long travelling day and an early start meant that everyone retired early for the night. Having spent time in the rainforest in Borneo, I didn't find the noise of the rainforest at night as loud as I expected. There were the usual sounds of insects, birds and frogs during the night which provided quite a soothing sound to fall asleep to. Also, it was not as hot as I thought it would be, and although the humidity was supposedly above 90%, everyone thought it was a very pleasant atmosphere, certainly not hot and sticky.
I generally wake at first light, which was at about 6am here. I was also being waken up early by the sound of something scarpering around the side or roof of my cabin in the morning, maybe a bird or small monkey, or maybe something worse. It was probably best not to find out. Breakfast wasn't until 8am but after waking up, I went for a wander as it would be a good time to see any birds.
At 9am, we went to visit a local Siona tribe village. We saw how they lived, got to use their toilet (this was optional but I had to go; fortunately, they had a flush toilet), and had a look at the plants they grew for food and medicine. We were then given a demonstration of the preparation of casabe, a traditional bread made solely from Yucca (Manioc), a tuber like a potato. The plants were pulled from the ground and a stalk re-planted. The tubers were peeled, washed, and then grated to form a mush. This was then squeezed to remove excess water, resulting in a powder. The powder was then spread onto a hot plate and compacted, and after turning a couple of times, ended up as a surprisingly tasty large pancake-like bread. The village also kept two abandoned monkeys, a Pygmy Marmoset (the smallest monkey in the world) and a cheeky Woolly Monkey which was continually trying to steal our food. We paid a visit to the village Shaman, Don Alberto, a wizened old man (some said an ageing hippie) garbed in a necklace of jaguar teeth, a headdress of toucan feathers and a nasal feather. He explained his shamanic practice and how he had started taking hallucinogenic concoctions from the age of five (particularly ayahuasca) - these allowed him to "see" the causes of illnesses and effect a cure. He performed a mock ritual on me demonstrating how he cleansed spirits (the "evil" type, not the alcoholic ones).
In the evening, we went on a night walk through the pitch-black jungle, torches cutting through the darkness, looking for insects, spiders (we found lots of those), scorpions, giant cockroaches as big as your hand, and frogs.
On Wednesday morning, we went for a 2-3 hour hike through a section of the rainforest. Rodrigo explained the many uses of the trees and plants; they provide everything you need to survive in the rainforest - food, water, shelter, medicine, tools, utensils, fire, rope, and clothes. We saw rubber trees, ate lemon ants (surprisingly tasty!), and saw how ants provide natural insect repellent (I didn't volunteer for that part!). We even had to negotiate a swamp using a series of precariously balanced logs - my sense of balance wasn't great but I managed to avoid ending up in the murky swamp water. We didn't see many birds or monkeys as they tend to be most active at dawn or dusk. Back at the Lodge, Pierre and Richard found what been making the noise in our cabin early in the morning, a giant Amazon rat. Judging by the amount of noise, there was probably a family of them. I'd rather not have known. I'd be tucking my mosquito net even tighter under my bed from now on.
In the afternoon, we went piranha fishing. A piece of raw meat on the hook and the line was cast. There were small, black piranha near the surface of the water and as you lowered your bait into the water, you could see loads of them pecking furiously at the meat, just like in the horror movies. The larger, white piranha were deeper down, but only a couple of us caught one. I appeared to be getting the biggest catch of the day as I snagged something which bowed the rod tremendously as I pulled it up but everyone's excitement soon vanished when a large branch appeared! We saw a beautiful sunset in the Laguna Grande after this.
After dinner, we headed out for some night-time caiman spotting. As the motorised canoe sped along the river, Rodrigo shone his high-powered torch along the river banks, hoping to catch the reflection of caiman eyes. He was amazingly adept at spotting two spectacled caiman - even though he spotted them at speed, we had trouble seeing them until we were virtually on top of them.
On Thursday, everyone who had booked the 4 day trip left, leaving me and Dale, the American professor, as the only ones left doing the five day trip. A torrential thunderstorm meant our 6am bird-watching trip was cancelled. Actually, we had been very lucky with the weather before then considering this was the rainy season, with only the odd short, isolated shower.
Me, Dale and Rodrigo would be spending the morning paddling a wooden canoe round a laguna which was off-limits to motorised boats. The whole group got into a motorised canoe headed back to the Reserve Office. We pulled our wooden canoe behind us and were dropped off at the entrance to the laguna. We then spent the next 4-5 hours paddling round the laguna and back to the Lodge. It was still raining most of the time but we were suitably attired for the weather - it just meant that it would not be possible to take many photos. It was a bum-aching canoe ride, sitting on wooden planks, and I was absolutely knackered when heading back to the Lodge. However, we saw plenty of birdlife in the laguna and were able to get a lot closer to it due to lack of noise from the boat. I didn't do anything for the rest of day and had a kip in the late afternoon and a couple of beers in the evening. An Amazon Tree Boa put in an appearance in the dining room which was an added treat being the first snake we had seen on the trip.
On Friday, the three of us went out for a 6am motorised canoe trip down the river. We saw quite a lot of birds and also a troupe of Woolly Monkeys. After breakfast, it was time to pack our stuff (with a bag of damp clothes which you can never get properly dry) and we headed back to the Reserve Office by motorised canoe. The excitement wasn't quite over yet though as on the way back, we saw a troupe of Howler Monkeys and two Yellow Anacondas. Due to the timing of transport, we had to spend all afternoon at Lago Agrio airport waiting for our 5.30pm flight back to Quito. On the flight, we also got to see one of the volcanoes which flank Quito close-up with a spectacular sunset in the background. A great end to the week.
I had a wonderful time during the week. Although birds and monkeys were the main large fauna you see in these trips, I saw so many different species. The night walk and caiman hunting trips were fun, as was the piranha fishing. It was amazing to see dolphins too. There were plenty of different activities during the 5 days so I never got bored and it was interesting visiting a local village and the Shaman, learning how they live and the problems they face. The Lodge facilities were excellent and the cabins good, after getting over the initial trepidation of the "open-air" aspect of them. The food was of a high standard, as good as any hotel/restaurant and the staff very friendly. Last but not least, Rodrigo was a superb guide - very enthusiastic, he had extremely sharp eyes and keen ears, spotting and identifying species from huge distances when we couldn't even see if there was anything there at all. Jamu Lodge is highly recommended for anyone wanting to experience a slice of the Amazon. Go there before it turns into an oil exploration site!


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So simple but beautiful! I like the title, it really makes it all the more hopeful and positive. I also love the lighting and how shiny the coloring is. The way that you had drawn the water and sky is unique and fascinating. 5/5 hearts and favorites.
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SEGA Superstars Tennis is being developed by Sumo Digital, the team behind the enjoyable Virtua Tennis 3. This new game has 15 playable characters (and a bunch of SEGA icons cheering on from courtside), each with their own over-the-top tennis skills. Courts are SEGA-themed too, with Green Hill Zone and Samba de Amigo's Carnival Park currently revealed. Alongside exhibition and tournament modes, Xbox 360 and PS3 editions are confirmed to feature online play.
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I looooove those little flowers! You drew the middle awesomely realistic. Everything is just gorgeous. 5 hearts :D
Very pretty. Looks like a photo. Love the details in the middle and how bright they are against the dark background.
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Comic Harry Hill who is about to be seen making his film debut in The Harry Hill Movie has toasted the film's success in a glossy magazine.
He poses in reindeer slippers and a smoking jacket in a spoof "at home" photoshoot for Hello! magazine, and in an interview he told how despite his imminent leap into the world of film stardom, he was planning a simple Christmas with family like any other year.
The funnyman, 49, will spend the day at his home in Kent with wife Magda and their three daughters Kitty, 16, Winifred, 15, and nine-year-old Frederica.
"It can all be a bit of a faff, but I've got three daughters so they enjoy it," he said. "We wake up, stockings for the kids and all that - satsuma in the bottom, depending on what Santa decides of course - then my mum or my wife's mum will turn up."
He said of Christmas with his daughters: "There's always something going off but they're pretty good. We're more like friends."
In the film he stars with Julie Walters - playing his nan - as they set off on a madcap road trip with a dying pet hamster called Abu.
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Kumroj village development comittee is located 190km.south west of kathmandu valley in the rapti valley also known as the inner terai or dun.The village is situated and altitude of 1000ft above the sea level.Here we bounded by 2 mountains ranges on our north we can see the elevated mahabharat ranges of hills and on the southern side we are bounded by the churiya siwalik hills.The beauty of our pride is Chitwan National Park which is stands today as a sucessful testimoney of nature conservation in south Asia.This is the first National park of Nepal established in 1973 to preserve a unique ecosystem significantly valuable to the whole world which is included this area on the list of world heritage site in 1984.We would like say ,Kumroj is lay on lap of world heritage site which might be proposed for eco-tourism,village tourism and green tourism site for tourism destenation in near future.Kumroj is devetted to protect the wild animals,community forest and chitwan national park. Physical Features-Tharu is a main habitant and tribe in this kumroj.When malariya is eridacted several peoples migrating from the different part of country which is increased day by day.The importance of kumroj is low land and plain flodded land.Nowadays kumroj is muticultural village where verious tribe and people live together and struggling to make their destany.
Here we expances 3 different seasons.First comes winter this start early week of November,max temprature is day time 15-18c.night 3-6c.Then comes the summer and dry month it start early week of Appril.The max temp during day is 37-42c. and at night temp, is between 25-28c.The humidity is about 40/parcent.Then comes the monson.monson is start from early week of July. During this time humidity is about 100/parcent.and on avarage we receive 100mm of rain a day.
specially in kumroj we found two types of forets.Riverine forest and grass land which is very important habitates for wild animals and birds.
kumroj community forest is spread around the 1,300 hectors of land which is attested with Chitwan National Park.In the community forest we can see the one horned Rhinocers,Royal Bengal Tiger,Leopard,Sloth Beer,some times wild elephant,3 spices of Deer family,Reptiles and 165 species of colourful birds.
Kumroj is famouse for agriculture and livestock.They produce paddey,wheat,maize,mustard and verious kind of sesional vegetables.Selling milk is second occuation of kumroj and nowadays they started different kind of business like shop,agricultural depo,book stores,swing clothes.
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It takes time to change society and thir concept.But these days kumroj is gradually running for community development and tourism development. and their infracturer.They Build 2 view tower inside the community forest for visitor and tourists where they can spend their night in this tower to watch the wild animals.The cost is cheap for spend night and that money goes to community development and forest management.Elephant safary is a very exciment programme in kumroj community forest and jungle hyking also very memorable.
kumroj have taken aim for bio village in future because they want to decrease the dependancy of netural resoures like wood.
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You can get the plain or bus,micro bus and private taxi from the kathmandu to Hetauda.you can get sauraha chock tandi or Parsa Bazar.we have airport at Bharatpur.you can get the local jeep,tanga or taxi from there and reached the Beautiful place of kumroj.
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MultiCare's heart program earns certification
MultiCare Health System's heart team has earned the Gold Seal of Approval for quality health care. The Joint Commission awarded Disease-Specific Care Certification to the Ventricular Assist Device Program at Tacoma General Heart Hospital.
MultiCare's program in Tacoma is the only non-transplant center west of the Mississippi that can offer destination ventricular assist device therapy.
A ventricular assist device is a mechanical pump that helps a heart that is too weak to pump blood effectively through the body. In the past, MultiCare used the device as a "bridge." For a person awaiting a donor heart, the device was a "bridge to transplantation." For those who needed temporary support until they can recuperate from a damaging heart attack, the device was a "bridge to recovery."
Now MultiCare offers the device as a long-term alternative for people with severe heart failure who may not be candidates for a heart transplant. This is referred to as "destination therapy," and utilizes an implantable device that lets the patient go home.
"As more Americans experience end-stage heart failure, there's a growing demand for mechanical circulatory support therapy," said Dr. Dennis Nichols, a Cardiothoracic Surgeon at Tacoma General Heart Hospital. "With our full spectrum of cardiac surgery care, we're among the few hospitals in the nation that can provide this option for our patients. I think destination therapy is going to be increasingly necessary in the future."
To earn Joint Commission certification, the program undergoes an extensive, unannounced evaluation by Joint Commission reviewers every two years. The program is evaluated against Joint Commission standards through an assessment of a program's processes, the program's ability to evaluate and improve care within its own organization, and interviews with patients and staff.
"The certification establishes that our program has met the high standards set by the Joint Commission," said Rachanee Curry, Administrator of MultiCare's Cardiac Careline. "Our team has demonstrated that we have the processes in place to deliver the very best outcomes for our patients. Our team's collaborative approach and dedication to excellence show our commitment to building the highest-quality program."
The HeartMate II device used by MultiCare is the same heart pump that former Vice President Dick Cheney received in July.
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PROTECT : Pacing to Protect Heart for Damage From Blocked Heart Vessel and From Re-opening Blocked Vessel(s)
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To determine whether the application of ventricular pacing can protect the human heart from damage resulting from a myocardial infarction
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Acute Myocardial Infarction |
Device: Temporary RV VVI pacing |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Clinical Evaluation of Pacing During the Onset of Revascularization / Feasibility Study |
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- Infarct size (area under the curve of creatine kinase) at baseline compared with MRI at 4 months and at 12 months [ Time Frame: 4 & 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 60 |
Study Start Date: | December 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | August 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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To determine whether the application of ventricular pacing can protect the human heart from damage resulting from a myocardial infarction
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Clinical diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction, requiring PCI within 2 to 6 hours following symptoms
- Total occlusion of a coronary artery with reference vessel diameter >or= 3mm
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- Severe bradycardia requiring cardiac pacing
- Previous PCI or CABG
- Recent stroke or CV surgery
- Recent major surgery or trauma
- Clinical and hemodynamic unstability
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- Evidence of previous MI
- Diabetes using rosiglitazone or other fibrates
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Responsible Party: | Racho Strauven, Guidant Europe |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00409604 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | CS1017-001 |
Study First Received: | December 8, 2006 |
Last Updated: | August 30, 2010 |
Health Authority: | Netherlands: Dutch Health Care Inspectorate |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Infarction Myocardial Infarction Ischemia Pathologic Processes Necrosis |
Myocardial Ischemia Heart Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Vascular Diseases |
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What are some good books for a middle school student?I mainly enjoy realistic and historical fiction, but other genres are also fine.
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If you want something that is timely right now, the Hunger Games trilogy would seem like a good choice. It's not exactly historical fiction, but it does have some amount of what you might call social commentary in it. It makes you think about what life might be like in a totalitarian state. It also sort of spoofs (in my opinion) our obsession with reality shows.
So, not very high class, but lots of people that age and up like them.
Posted by pohnpei397 on June 5, 2012 at 9:26 PM (Answer #2)
I would say the Hunger Games series as well. On top of that, I would suggest the Chronicles of Vladimir Tod. The new book by James Patterson looks funny (Middle School: Get Me Out of Here!), although I have yet to read it.
Posted by literaturenerd on June 6, 2012 at 12:13 AM (Answer #3)
Well, my suggestions definitely aren't realistic or historical, but you said other genres were fine, so . . .
The Tolkien Lord of the Rings trilogy (and The Hobbit, as an unofficial intro to the trilogy) have been fascinating readers for years. Also, the C.S. Lewis Chronicles of Narnia series. Both of these fall into the fantasy genre, but they have strong messages that often resonate with younger and older readers alike.
Posted by mwalter822 on June 6, 2012 at 3:05 AM (Answer #4)
My favorite while teaching 9th grade was To Kill a Mockingbird. However, I also believe, in the same vein, you might enjoy The Help, which takes place in the more recent past than "Mockingbird," but with the same themes. It is an extremely worthwhile book, has an excellent message, and can also be funny at times. My students enjoyed reading the play The Miracle Worker, which is about Helen Keller. It also is very rewarding, and is based on actual events in Ms. Keller's life.
As mentioned, The Hunger Games are very popular. And not long ago—though certainly "out there," many of my students (and I) read the Twilight series.
Posted by booboosmoosh on June 6, 2012 at 5:10 AM (Answer #5)
Sharon Draper's books are of interest to this age group as are S.E. Hinton's. Specifically, The Tears of a Tiger and The Outsiders. The Giver by Lois Lowry as well as Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor are certainly ones that middle school students could read. Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper is interesting, too, and a classic. Another worthy work is The Diary of Anne Frank.
Posted by mwestwood on June 6, 2012 at 10:05 AM (Answer #6)
The Hunger Games was pretty good. As a historical fiction buff myself, I did enjoy that part of it although I found the plot somewhat lacking. Lord of the Rings (beginning with the Hobbit) is a wonderful series. It can be a little difficult to follow, but it's great for someone who enjoy history. Of course, the history here is entirely fake but it is very well thought out. You might also be interested in the Three Musketeers series. There's actually several books in this series by Alexandre Dumas. It's true historical fiction. The events really did take place in this manner in France but the characters and their interactions with historical figures have been fabricated.
Posted by wannam on June 6, 2012 at 6:35 PM (Answer #7)
Sharon Draper's books are of interest to this age group as are S.E. Hinton's. Specifically, The Tears of a Tiger and The Outsiders. The Giver by Lois Lowry as well as Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor are certainly ones that middle school students could read. Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper is interesting, too, and a classic. Another worthy work is The Diary of Anne Frank.
Thank you very much! I've read the Outsiders, the Giver, The Prince and the Pauper, and Diary of Anne Frank. I can't wait to readTears of a Tiger, Roll of Thunder, and Hear My Cry.
Posted by lshenkman on June 7, 2012 at 6:03 PM (Answer #8)
Louis Sachar's 'Holes' is an enjoyable read, as are 'Bridge to Terabithia' and Antony Horowitz' 'Stormbreaker' series.
Posted by kiwi on June 9, 2012 at 1:49 AM (Answer #9)
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Posted by amanda-panda on June 10, 2012 at 9:03 PM (Answer #11)
To Kill a Mockingbird and The Help are two of my favorite stories that fit under your historical fiction genre. Another personal favorite of mine that I just finished is The Joy Luck Club. It talks about the relationships between mothers and daughters from Chinese cultures. The mothers in the story, all from China, raise their children as Americans, and fear that they will never learn of their rich Chinese heritage. Quite a good read in my opinion!
Hope this helps you out! :)
Posted by lmcswig on June 23, 2012 at 5:29 PM (Answer #12)
What are some good books for a middle school student?I mainly enjoy realistic and historical fiction, but other genres are also fine.
Try Red Badge of Courage, Number the Stars, the Graveyard Book, Ella Enchanted, Indian Captive, anything by Avi, and Little Women.
Posted by katehackett on June 26, 2012 at 5:51 AM (Answer #13)
I will t00 suggest u t0 read hunger games series...its perfect and every1 nowadays love it...but there is nothing wrong with nicholas sparks(all bks particularly last song) and stephienei meyer
Posted by msnewbooklover on July 11, 2012 at 4:41 PM (Answer #14)
The House on Mango Street
Author: Sandra Cisneros
The Other Side of Dark
Author: Joan Lowery Nixon
The second book is very intreasting when you have time research it and hopefully you enjoy it :)
Posted by adi12 on July 14, 2012 at 2:13 AM (Answer #15)
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Walter Dean Myers with his Monster, Somewhere in the Darkness, Slam, Game, Fallen Angels, The Glory Fields, and Sunrise over Fallujah. He isn't always sweet, but gritty and realistic. With his own rough childhood, I think he understands the age group he writes for and does it well.
Posted by mizzwillie on July 14, 2012 at 4:01 PM (Answer #16)
The Giver by Louis Lowry, The outsiders and Schooled by Gordon Korman are excellent books to read!
Posted by chetto99 on July 14, 2012 at 5:17 PM (Answer #17)
Diary of a Wimpy kid series by Jeff Kinney is awesome..
Posted by mad-e on July 19, 2012 at 11:40 AM (Answer #18)
I like fantasy and fiction but i also like biographies. i think Harry Potter series, Percy Jackson series, books for older reader by Jacqueline Wilson and books by Meg Cabot are good! :)
Posted by mandy-96 on July 23, 2012 at 9:34 AM (Answer #19)
The books by J.K. Rowling are worthwhile reading. I have read them all and additionally have enjoyed the movies that go along with them. The vocabulary, exciting plot elements, and character development which ranges from book one to seven is extraordinary. Some naysayers are disturbed by the magical aspect of the books...however, if you like, Tolkien or Lewis, there is value in the Potter series.
Posted by carol-davis on July 26, 2012 at 6:13 PM (Answer #20)
It is always helpful to know what books you have read that you particularly liked. Often the things you loved in a piece of one genre are also present in a work of a completely different genre. I began reading The Lord of the Rings in sixth grade and have read it many times since, but nothing else in the fantasy genre has ever floated my boat. Tolkien possessed a vast knowledge of mythologies and literatures from many countries and ages (they crop up everywhere as the breadth of your reading expands), and he was a master of the writing craft--pacing, timing, dialog, suspense, comic relief, imagery, lyricism. Though many of my teachers (even in college) cringed at Tolkien's hold on the literary tastes of students, The Lord of the Rings really cranked up the reading level of a lot of us. I think Harry Potter has played a similar role--I wonder if there has been an uptick in Dickens' readership (from Beedle the Bard to Beadle Bumble). If teachers aren't working that angle, they should be!
Books that you will likely be required to read sooner or later include To Kill a Mockingbird, Catcher in the Rye, Of Mice and Men, Lord of the Flies--all gorgeous stories that it doesn't hurt to read for pleasure, plus you'll have a great advantage when you have to read them again with all the baggage of homework attached. Great, but anthologized to death, are The House on Mango Street, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, and The Joy Luck Club.
Jerry Spinelli has some great books. Island of the Blue Dolphin is always good, or Julie of the Wolves. Also, A Farewell to Manzanar or The Summer of My German Soldier. You might also try a western (Hondo by L'Amour is good) or scifi (Fahrenheidt 451 by Bradbury) or mystery (And Then There Were None by Christie). If you've never read Tom Sawyer, go for it. The Pandora books, based on the mixed mythology of Pandora and the seven deadly sins, are fun.
Posted by janetlong on July 26, 2012 at 8:08 PM (Answer #21)
i believe good book to read in middle school would be the tempest by Shakespeare and also the mockingbird and A separate peace. A separate peace is a very interesting book and a event happening through the book is World War 2.
Posted by liz199909 on August 1, 2012 at 3:47 AM (Answer #22)
"Treasure Island" and "Lord of the Flies" are both great books for middle school (or for any age if you haven't read them). "A Wrinkle in Time" and "The Hobbit" are also very good. My middle school students read all four of those.
Posted by glgoodrich on August 3, 2012 at 6:35 AM (Answer #23)
If you like historical fiction, I suggest Raven Queen by Pauline Francis.
Posted by nicoledesilva on August 4, 2012 at 5:29 AM (Answer #24)
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iPhone 5 battery life is way worse than iPhone 4
Yeahr I can get that but only if I deseble the 3G signal but compared with other phones that can last days its still not great for the price you pay my contract is going to be £890 when it's finished so for that I expect better
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Turn on Airplane mode in Settings. It will keep your iPhone 5's battery life longer.
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Just found out that the new update uses your battery up quicker because it streams all the stuff you do to apple research and it uses your data as well apple do not inform you of this I like apple but recently they were very rude to me about my iPad all I can say is apple get you act together you can't charge £800 for a iPhone and do this :(
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Thats not new. Its been around a while now. You can turn that off in settings>general>about>diagnostics and usage. Set to "dont send". Also in settings>privacy>location services>system services (at the bottom) turn off all but cellular,compass and traffic will help as well.
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Just found out that the new update uses your battery up quicker because it streams all the stuff you do to apple research and it uses your data as well apple do not inform you of this I like apple but recently they were very rude to me about my iPad all I can say is apple get you act together you can't charge £800 for a iPhone and do this :(
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Yes I am aware it's nothing new but after the update it automatically reactvated it
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I'll let you know how it is when it gets to 3% lol
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Any idea when apple will have a fix for this iPhone 5 battery issue. I bought my phone back in Nov. and it has been fine until that upgrade. Its battery life is now terrible. I used to get 10hrs. Now only 5hrs!
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Not sure but the recent update turns this thing that sends everything you do to apple research this isn't new but if it was deactivated it might or reactvated it's in setting not shire were exactly
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I have an Ipod Touch 5G, without any exchange account. This ******* 6.1.2 upgrade ruined my Ipod. I test all the "solutions" in the web, nothing works for my. The battery lifes is 10 hs max (without any use, always in standby, with all the services and features turn off). Before this upgrade I can use the Ipod all the day without any charge (music, games, safari, emails in many time). Apple need to fix the problem. The Exchange problem is one of many problems, but the true problem is the IOS. This is my 3rd Ipod (2g, 4g and 5g) and this is the first time I have this kind of problem. The battery of the ipod 4 works better (with 2 years of use) that the new Ipod 5g, with a fww months of use, and like I say, before the updrade the battery of Ipod 5 works perfectly.
Now the only step I have is go to the technical support and try the Warranty to change for a new Ipod.
Steve come back!!! Now Apple is like Microsoft, they patch the problems, no resolve the problems....
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Hello everyone.
There is no pint having and iphone 5 if you have to switch of everything for teh battery to last a day. See below (already posted) which sorted out my problem.
I sorted out my iphone 5 battery drainage issue and I am again an Apple fan. I want to share my experience with you.
Like many I was forced into an upgrade from 4S to 5 by my provider (Vodafone). I was very happy with my reliable 4S but complied (they do not do the 4S 32GB anymore!!!). I backed up to Icloud and my computer. Connected the 5 and restored. ....BIG MISTAKE. All appeared to go well except that after a long charge overnight, I ended up with 30% battery by 3 pm, despite my best efforts to stem the flow I was beleeding power.
I googled the problem and found it was a common issue. I tried all the recommended tricks to no avail. Vodafone sent me a new phone and I had the same problem. I contemplated forking our £60 for a Morphie battery extension but resisted the temptation on the basis of "Why should I".
I called Apple support and spoke to some guy in Ireland. My issue was escalated to John a supervisor in the US. He was brilliant. He sorted me in 15 minutes and today after a long day's work I came home with 74% battery having really abused the phone all day. So her is how it was sorted out:
1) When upgrading from 4S to 5 do backup to icloud and/or your PC.
2) Plug in the iphone 5 but do not perfore a restore. If you do you restore iphone 4 stuff into a 5 and god knows what it does.
3) Unfortunately most will fall for the "restore from this iphone" option which is first suggested.
4) All you have to do is perform a clean intall as a new phone and then Synch. You will have to go through all the itunes tab to select what you want synched
5) Once the synch is done all should work fine.
If you have already done a restore, simply do as follows:
1) Back up to icloud and /or your PC
2) Perform a reset of the iphone 5 (general, reset, reset all settings)
3) Reconnect the cleared phone
4) Synch it
5) You are done
You will have to recheck all your settings (ring tone, e mail and so forth) which is a bit of a bummer but worth it to have a fully functional iphone.
It worked for me :-)
Best of luck to all
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The iOS 6.1.3 is OTA now. It was just release today.
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These threads haven't changed any since the iPhone 3G. All of these so called fixes and tricks are voodoo. The only legitimate option we have is to pack around our cable or buy a battery case (which I did with the 4s and it doubled my usage time the phonesuit elite). Bottom line is that apple's batteries are horrendous for the most part. Occasionally there will be those that disagree due to their experiences but more often times than not if they claim to get great usage they either hardly use their phone at all or they plug in the phone for iPod usage and listen to music all day and then show off their impressive usage stats. I'll go out on a limb and predict that when the iPhone 6 comes out we will rehash these concerns yet again? Does anyone wanna bet against my psychic abilities? That's what I thought!
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I was having my iPhone 5 battery draining in about 4hours and was very warm. I had tried all the ideas on the forums like restoring phone and deleting calendar events but it never helped. I then deleted my email accounts the phone went back to its normal battery usage. I've since put all but one account back in the phone and is still working great I hope this can help someone because it was really driving me crazy.
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Learn how DC Explorer enables early RTL exploration leading to a better starting point for RTL synthesis and accelerates design implementation. Hear from Matt Baker, synthesis lead for Snapdragon system at Qualcomm, how DC Explorer helps expedite schedules for highly complex multi-million gate designs. See how the team at Qualcomm was able to refine RTL and constraints faster and begin physical implementation much earlier providing more time in the schedule to further improve Quality of Results. DC Explorer allows you to efficiently perform what-if analyses of various design configurations early in the design cycle and speed up the development of high quality RTL and constraints. You can also generate an early netlist to begin physical exploration in IC Compiler, even before the RTL is complete, speeding up place and route. See how DC Explorer with tolerance to incomplete design data, 5-10X faster runtimes and 10% timing and area correlation to DC Ultra™(Topographical) can help you achieve a faster more convergent design flow. Speakers: Matt Baker Staff Engineer QualcommSandra Ma Sr. Director, Corporate Application Engineer SynopsysLiz Chambers Product Marketing Manager Synopsys
Synopsys, Inc. (Nasdaq:SNPS) accelerates innovation in the global electronics market. As a leader in electronic design automation (EDA) and semiconductor IP, its software, IP and services... Read More
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