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Rated 1 out of 5 by Eiriksdad Connector is Bad
This product should be taken out of your cat.
1 the. Drawing on pack is all the directions you got.
2 following them as indicated, the leader pulls right thru the assembly. Even tried with 0x thick leader and it pulled thru with slight pressure.
3. The fly line would not fit properly in recess and as a result, it broke the assembly.
These may work on Danish trout but not on a steelhead or a bonefish. I will never trust or use them.
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They scare me...I would hate to lose the fish of a lifetime because I was in a hurry or lazy...it would weigh heavy on my fishing attitude...Personally I use a nail knot, has never failed me...A:
I had an authorized Orvis dealer tell me that he has used one of these for almost 12 years without replacing it--in that time he has caught steelhead and mackinaw. My experience is that they would, if connected properly. They seem indestructible.---<o))|||||||)<
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Fly line and leader are inserted thru small holes. An over hand knot prevents them from sliding back out.Works great.
If this is the torpedo shaped connector, which I believe is what you are asking about, you push the end of the fly line through one side and out the middle. Tie a small knot in the end of the line and pull it back into the connector. Do the same with the heavy end of the leader and you have a smooth connection that will slip through the guides (if necessary) quite easily. Be sure you have the correct size for your fly line or it won't fit.A:
1. Thread your fly line through the hole on one end, bring it out the side, and tie an overhand knot.2. Thread the butt of your leader through the hole on the other end, bring it out the side, and tie an overhand knot.
3. Clip the excess tag off the knot in your line and leader, and then pull the knots inside the connector.
Please advise the range of line sizes that the product covers (2 different model numbers of each color)Thanks!
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Brothers Tim and Mike Murphy want you to eat more burgers. They're not shy about it either, making their carnivorous demands everywhere from their menu to their website eatmoreburgers.com. Fortunately, the duo behind Towson's aptly named Burger Bros. (14 Allegheny Ave., 410-321-1880) is willing to step up and provide the meat in question.
Their menu sticks to the basics, offering classic burgers, hot dogs, wings (both traditional and boneless), chicken sandwiches, and a handful of salads, along with sides like fries and onion rings. The wings are crisp and spicy, the chicken is tender, and the fries will transport you to a mid-summer's evening on the Ocean City boardwalk. But the burgers ($4.99-5.99) are the real attraction.
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"There are not many carefully delineated judgments in the book. But that is more a comment than the criticism it might be, for Mr. Karnow does not claim to have reached a sweeping verdict on the war," Douglas Pike, a former U.S. government official in Vietnam who became a leading authority on the war, wrote for The New York Times in a 1983 review.
"Because he has a sharp eye for the illustrative moment and a keen ear for the telling quote, his book is first-rate as a popular contribution to understanding the war. And that is what he meant it to be."
The PBS series won six Emmys, a Peabody and a Polk and was the highest-rated documentary at the time for public television, with an average of 9.7 million viewers per episode. Along with much praise came criticism from the left and right. The liberal weekly The Nation faulted Karnow for "little analysis and much waffling." Conservatives were so angered by the documentary that PBS agreed to let the right-wing Accuracy in Media air a rebuttal, "Television's Vietnam: The Real Story," which in turn was criticized as a show of weakness by PBS.
Karnow completed no books after "Paris in the Fifties." He attempted a study of Asians in the U.S., which he abandoned; a history of Jewish humor that never advanced beyond an outline; and a second memoir, with such working titles as "Interesting Times" and "Out of Asia." He also cared for his ailing wife, Annette, who died of cancer in 2009. A previous marriage, to Claude Sarraute (daughter of French novelist Nathalie Sarraute), ended in divorce in 1955. Karnow had three children.
He was often called on for speeches, panel discussions and television appearances and asked for his opinions on current affairs. One query came in 2009, through his old friend Richard Holbrooke, at the time the U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan. Holbrooke wanted advice on U.S. policy in Afghanistan and put Karnow on the phone with Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top U.S. commander. Karnow and the general discussed similarities between the wars in Afghanistan and Vietnam.
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Did you know that your cable or DVR boxes could be using more energy than your fridge? According to the National Resources Defense Council, a high definition DVR can use up to 446 kWh per year while an Energy Star refrigerator uses 415 kWh. If you want to reduce your energy consumption and increase your energy savings, try unplugging your cable boxes.
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The Samsung microwave oven allows you to do more for your loved ones, every day. The Samsung GW73BD grill microwave is an ideal choice if you are looking for an all-round cooking solution.
This microwave oven allows you to grill and brown, in addition to regular cooking. The Samsung microwave oven features 44 Auto Cook Menus with which you can cook variety of tasty dishes including kebabs, pasta, noodles and chicken tikka. The Samsung microwave oven is a power saving appliance which consumes 950 W and has an output of 750 W. The Samsung GW73BD microwave oven has a capacity of 20 litres.
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The GW73BD microwave oven weighs 11.5 kg. The Samsung microwave oven has an LCD display with which you can have a better view of the cooking functions. The turntable in this Samsung microwave oven helps cook your food evenly.
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This is a good machine except one thing which i noted recently that if you bake a cake using oven only then it gets hot and shuts itself down to cool itself and i was told by the support of Samsung that cake baking should be performed with combination of microwave and oven.
It does't make sense because microwave cannot be used for baking cake, it has to be oven.
however , i would still say that it is real strong and works pretty well.
I am using it for the past one year and there is no problem except the one which i mentioned above.
which is really not a problem but little annoying that i have to wait for few min to let it start again.
Samsung is always great .
Flip-kart shipped it within the said time and a tech. from Samsung called me to get it installed .
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Samsung Microwave does what it promises. Simple to use and many auto-cook options to try out.
Word of caution on the "Free starter kit". The free gift seemed to used / defective one with lot of scratches all over. one of the container got burnt the first time I used it.
Samsung Microwave = 5/5
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A sampling of Volvo's VHD product range will be on display next week at the 2014 CONEXPO-CON/AGG show in Las Vegas. Engineered for reliable performance in a wide range of applications like construction, oil field, logging, snow plow or heavy haul, the VHD makes hard work easy, while extensive standard safety features and an ergonomic interior keep drivers safe and comfortable.
In-cab LED lighting is now standard across Volvo Trucks' North American vehicle lineup. Optional LED headlamps, designed for better visibility and longer life, are now available for the Volvo VNL and VNX. Both the LED interior lighting and LED headlamps are available for order. The solid-state LED interior lights and headlamps consume one-eighth the energy required of standard incandescent lighting and are designed for a significantly longer life.
Volvo Trucks' 2014 North American merchandise collection is now available for order through the Volvo Trucks Gear website.
Volvo Trucks will once again recognize North America's safest fleets with the Volvo Trucks Safety Award. Two fleets with the safest driving records and top safety programs will receive the annual award and $25,000 to be used toward their safety-related activities.
Nacarato Volvo of Nashville, Tenn. has been named Volvo Trucks' 2013 North American Dealer of the Year. The annual award recognizes Nacarato Volvo's organization and employees for overall accomplishment and performance. Selection criteria for the award includes outstanding performance in new truck sales, market share, parts sales and parts sales growth, customer satisfaction, dealer operating standards and investment in facilities.


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Human Resources Consultant and Sexual Harassment Specialist Dr. Deena Pargman reveals Five Tips to prevent Valentines Day from turning into a Sexual Harassment nightmare. After fourteen years of working with people named in sexual harassment complaints, Dr. Deena Pargman shares practical strategies to survive the most sex-harassment-entrapping holiday of the entire work year and encourages office workers to avoid "getting their honey where they get their money."
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Deena Pargman, Ph.D., founder and CEO of DB Pargman Consulting LLC, reveals Five Valentines Day Sexual Harassment Survival Strategies based on her many years of providing sensitivity and diversity training to managers, employees, and highly valuable executives. After fourteen years of providing one-on-one and group diversity, sensitivity, and anti-harassment consulting services and training, Dr. Pargman says shes seen it all and can reveal some patterns that will help office workers enjoy a fun holiday but also stay out of possible career jeopardizing trouble.
According to Dr. Pargman, Valentines Day can be a fun day at the office and there is no reason to not enjoy it; but she cautions: you are still at work and just because the popular media is celebrating love, sex and romance does not mean your company's anti-harassment policies are suspended.
As the nations leading provider of Harassment Prevention and Sensitivity Training for over fourteen years, Dr. Pargman warns: a holiday day at work when everyone is a slightly off their normal routine is prime time for small jokes and slips that will come back to haunt you at a later date; however, with a little forethought and self-awareness Valentines Day can be a fun and safe break to the normal office routine. They key, according Dr. Pargman, who has worked with CEOs, doctors, top sales execs, military generals, athletic directors, and hundreds of other key personnel named in sexual harassment complaints, is to remember that the fun stays within the normal policies and expectations of your office environment.
Dr. Pargman offers the following Five Valentines Day Sexual Harassment Survival Strategies:
(1) Do Express Love for Your Products and Services. If you are planning an event or activity for your group to mark Valentine's Day, keep the focus of affection on your products or services rather than individual people. Games or contests can draw attention to what your organization does that is loved by employees, customers and clients but stay clear of singling out people.
(2) Do Not Come to the Office Dressed for Dinner. Dr. Pargman is not concerned how sexy or alluring your attire may be for your Valentines Day date that evening; however, she warns, even if you have to run quickly from the office to the restaurant after work plan a change or let your date dress be governed by your office dress not the other way around.
(3) Do Not Give Individual Gifts at the Office. Even if your intension is to express a non-romantic appreciation to a colleague or assistant and to say thank you Valentines Day is the wrong time to do this. The holiday is too loaded with romantic and sexual baggage; do not risk your innocent gesture being misconstrued.
(4) Do Give Chocolate for All. Let the entire office (or your floor, or your team etc.) know you love working with them by brining chocolates or cookies for the entire team.
(5) Dont Get Your Honey Where you Get Your Money. Finally, the overriding piece of advice is to keep the love life out of the office. Admittedly, we spend a tremendous amount of time with co-workers and relationships can find their origins at the office; however, if you are in a relationship with someone you currently share a workplace with, then keep the flowers, amorous expressions, and lace out of the office.
Dr. Pargman warns its not that a gift of chocolates or flowers to a co-worker will immediately trigger a Valentines Day blowup; however, a few months from now, when someone is slighted, wronged, or injured in another incident, they will remember that box of chocolates (whether given to them or someone else), how it made them feel, and what meaning they attached to it (even if you never in your wildest imagination intended it that way) and that is when you will see Valentines Day indiscretions come back to bite in the form of a complaint - a pink slip from HR you do not want to receive.
DB Pargman Consulting LLC is the nations leading provider of One-on-One Executive Sensitivity Training. When a sexual harassment or other complaint occurs involving a valuable employee or executive, DB Pargman provides prompt and remedial responses for companies facing harassment and diversity sensitivity complaints. To help prevent harassment before it occurs, DB Pargman provides best in class preventative Group Anti-Harassment Training Programs. Headquartered in Atlanta, DB Pargman Consulting LLC serves a national client base of medium to large size companies, educational institutions, and government agencies.
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Latin American Series at YLS
Fall 2013
Thursday, November 7, 6:00 - 7:15 p.m. in room 127
Diego García Carrión, Attorney General of Ecuador
The Rule of Law in Ecuador
Moderated by Professor Cristina Rodriguez
Wednesday, November 6, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. in Burke Auditorium at Kroon Hall
Anthony Bebbington, Higgins Profesor of Environment and Society at Clark University
Extractive Industries in Latin America: Economics, Environment, and Communities
Moderated by Aaron Goldzimer (YLS '15)
Wednesday, October 16, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. in room 128
Carlos Vecchio, 2013 Yale World Fellow and co-founder of Voluntad Popular
The Rule of Law in Venezuela Under Chavez
Wednesday, September 11, 5:10 - 6:30 p.m. in room 128
Paulo Roberto Almeida, Diplomat, Professor at the University Center of Brasilia (Uniceub)
Brazil: Politics and Economy in an Emerging Country
Professor Anthony Bebbington of Clark University clarifying while complicating our understanding of the ways communities and environment interact with extractive industries in Peru, Bolivia, and El Salvador. (November 6, 2013, photo by Danielle Lehle)
Spring 2013
Wednesday, April 17, 6:10 - 7:30 p.m. in room 129
Edmar Bacha, Former Head of the Brazilian Development Bank and since 2003 Director of Casa das Garças Institute for Economic Policy Studies in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: The New Brazil: Achievements and Challenges
Thursday, March 28, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m. in the faculty lounge
Alejandro Madrazo Lajous, Centro de Investigaciones y Docencia Económicas (CIDE): Prenatal Personhood: Its Strategic Importance in Abortion Law
Thursday, February 14, 6:10 - 8:00 p.m. in room 129
Presentations by visiting Latin American law students on Argentina's recent media law, the institutional reforms of the 1990s in Brazil, the judicial reforms in Chile since the return to democratic rule, problems with court interpretation of the right to health in Brazil, and problems in resolving the territorial dispute between Peru and Chile.
Wednesday, February 13, 6:10 - 7:00 p.m. in room 121
Jorge Contesse, Universidad Diego Portales: Sexual Orientation in the Inter-American Human Rights System: The Atala Case
Thursday, February 7, 6:15 - 7:45 p.m. in room 129
The Mensalão Case in Brazil: A panel discussion featuring past and current clerks on the Brazilian Supreme Court (Thomaz Pereira, Bruno Bodart, and Felipe De Melo Fonte) and Paul Lagunes, a post-doctoral fellow at Yale's Political Science department whose research focuses on corruption.
Fall 2012
Tuesday, September 11, 12:20 – 1:50 p.m. in room 128
2012 World Fellow Patrick Struebi
Mr. Struebi, a native of Switzerland, founded Fairtrasa, an international farming organization that links small-scale farmers in Latin America to local and international markets. See www.fairtrasa.com for more details.
Tuesday, September 25, Room 128, 12:20 – 1:50 p.m. in room 128
2012 World Fellow Gabriella Gómez-Mont
Ms. Gómez-Mont founded Tóxico Cultura, an independent cultural project dedicated to furthering creative excellence across various mediums based in Mexico City. See www.toxicocultura.com for more).
Wednesday, October 10, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. in room 129
Understanding Mexico's Return to the PRI: Fraud, Governance and Social Protest (watch video here)
John Ackerman, Professor, Institute of Legal Research at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Co-sponsored by the Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies and the Latino Law Students' Association
Wednesday, October 17, 12:10 – 1:30 p.m. in room 127
Investigative Journalism at Work: Revealing the Corruption of Power Wielders
David Barstow of the New York Times
Co-sponsored by the Poynter Fellowship in Journalism and the Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies
Wednesday, October 24, 12:10 – 1:30 p.m.
Maira Neiva Gomes, Coordinator of the Legal Department of the United Metal Workers Union of Contagem, Brazil
Monday, November 5, 12:10 - 1:00 p.m. in room 128
Argentina: In the Loop or Just Stuck in the Loop?
2012 World Fellow Martin Lousteau currently runs a macroeconomic and political consultancy firm advising large companies, governments, and politicians. He previously served as the Minister of Economy and Production of Argentina, and prior to that was President of the Banco de la Provincia de Buenos Aires.
Thursday, November 15, 12:10 - 1:00 p.m. in room 128
2012 World Fellow Paula Escobar-Chavarría (Chile)
Ms. Escobar-Chavarría is the Magazines Editor of El Mercurio, overseeing six weekly publications and writing regular columns in magazines and newspapers. She has written four books and is working on a fifth that will focus on the leadership of Chilean presidents during the country's transition to democracy.
Thursday, December 6, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m. in faculty lounge
For Memory, Truth and Justice? Prosecuting Crimes Against Humanity in Argentina
Sam Ferguson, YLS '09 will discuss his forthcoming book, Remnants of a Dirty War, that provides in-depth analysis of the ongoing human rights trials in Argentina. The book compiles thousands of hours of archival work and interviews over the past three or four years (starting with his stint in Argentina with the law school's exchange program).
Spring 2012
February 6 – 12:15 – 1:30 p.m. – Room 128 – Implementing Human Rights Policies: The Challenges Facing the Mexican Government. Luis Zavala de Alba, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico
February 8 – 4:10 – 5:30 p.m. – Room 122 – Land Restitution in Colombia, an empirical analysis by Pablo Kalmanovitz, post-doctoral fellow in Political Science at Yale University
March 6 – 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. – Room A422 – Transitions without end? The Continuing Human Rights Trials of Crimes Committed During the Military Juntas in Argentina. Samuel Ferguson, YLS '09.
March 27 – 4:30 – 5:45 – Room 120 – Public lecture on U.S. Foreign Policy Challenges in Latin America by former Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Professor Arturo Valenzuela.
March 28 – 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. – Continuing the conversation with Professor Arturo Valenzuela.
Fall 2011
November 9: 2011:
The Student Protests in Chile. Conversation with Lucas Sierra, Professor of Law at the University of Chile.
November 8, 2011:
Going Backwards? Forestry Regulation Reform in Brazil. Marcelo Furtado of Greenpeace Brazil, Sebastien Jodoin of the Centre for International Sustainable Development Law and Gabriela Bueno de Almeida of Yale Law School discuss the current proposal to scale back ecological requirements in Brazil's forestry code.
October 26, 2011:
The War on Drugs in Mexico: What, Who and Why Are We Fighting? Alejandro Madrazo, Professor and Coordinator of the Right to Health Programme Center for Research and Teaching in Economics, Mexico.
October 3, 2011:
Change and Continuity in Cuba. Carlos Alzugaray Treto of the Center for Hemispheric and U.S. Studies at the University of Havana will discuss the reforms recently enacted in Cuba.
Past Events from the 2010 - 2011 academic year include:
The Architecture of Politics in Argentina. German Feierhard and Camila Blanco discuss the structure of the political system in Argentina and the predicament caused by rogue Vice-President Cobos
Drugs, Prisons, and Latin America. Ana Paula Hernandez examines the effect of drug policy on prison populations in Latin America and the trend towards decriminalization.
What will Dilma Do? The 2010 Brazilian Presidential Election in Perspective. Catarina Barbieri, Thomaz Pereira, Natasha Salinas, and Eduardo Jordão participate in a panel discussion on the historic nature of the election and the issues on President Rousseff's political agenda.
Brazil's Unbalanced Democracy: Presidential Hegemony, Legislative Frailty, and the Rise of Judicial Power. Professor Luis Roberto Barroso of the Universidade do Estado de Rio de Janeiro offers his assessment of the problem and solution for it. With the participation of Yale Law School Professor Bruce Ackerman. Moderated by Diego Arguelhes.
The Effect of the War in Colombia on Civilian Populations. Presentation of documentary film by Hollman Morris, followed by commentary from the independent television journalist and filmmaker.
The 'Leftnicity' of Chile's Concertacion Coalition and the Future of Neoliberalism. A discussion between the former US Ambassador to Chile and Professor Fernando Atria from the Universidad de Chile of political identity in Chile. This event comes on the heels of President Obama's visit to the country in March 2011.
Political Theology and the Jurisprudence of Self-Government. A presentation by Professor Fernando Atria from the Universidad de Chile on the elusiveness of political legitimacy with comments by Professor Paulina Ochoa Espejo of Yale University.
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The day was grey and bitter cold, and the dogs would not take the scent. The big black bitch had taken one sniff at the bear tracks, backed off, and skulked back to the pack with her tail between her legs. The dogs huddled together miserably on the riverbank as the wind snapped at them. Chett felt it too, biting through his layers of black wool and boiled leather. It was too bloody cold for man or beast, but here they were. His mouth twisted, and he could almost feel the boils that covered his cheeks and neck growing red and angry. I should be safe back at the Wall, tending the bloody ravens and making fires for old Maester Aemon. It was the bastard Jon Snow who had taken that from him, him and his fat friend Sam Tarly. It was their fault he was here, freezing his bloody balls off with a pack of hounds deep in the haunted forest. "Seven hells." He gave the leashes a hard yank to get the dogs' attention. "Track, you bastards. That's a bear print. You want some meat or no? Find!" But the hounds only huddled closer, whining. Chett snapped his short lash above their heads, and the black bitch snarled at him. "Dog meat would taste as good as bear," he warned her, his breath frosting with every word. Lark the Sisterman stood with his arms crossed over his chest and his hands tucked up into his armpits. He wore black wool gloves, but he was always complaining how his fingers were frozen. "It's too bloody cold to hunt, he said. "Bugger this bear, he's not worth freezing over." We can't go back emptyhand, Lark," rumbled Small Paul through the brown whiskers that covered most of his face. "The Lord Commander wouldn't like that." There was ice under the big man's squashed pug nose, where his snot had frozen. A huge hand in a thick fur glove clenched tight around the shaft of a spear. "Bugger that Old Bear too," said the Sisterman, a thin man with sharp features and nervous eyes. "Mormont will be dead before daybreak, remember? Who cares what he likes?" Small Paul blinked his black little eyes. Maybe he had forgotten, Chett thought; he was stupid enough to forget most anything. "Why do we have to kill the Old Bear? Why don't we just go off and let him be?" "You think he'll let us be?" said Lark. "He'll hunt us down. You want to be hunted, you great muttonhead?" "No," said Small Paul. "I don't want that. I don't." "So you'll kill him?" said Lark. "Yes." The huge man stamped the butt of his spear on the frozen riverbank. "I will. He shouldn't hunt us." The Sisterman took his hands from his armpits and tumed to Chett. "We need to kill all the officers, I say." Chett was sick of hearing it. "We been over this. The Old Bear dies, and Blane from the Shadow Tower. Grubbs and Aethan as well, their ill luck for drawing the watch, Dywen and Bannen for their tracking, and Ser Piggy for the ravens. That's all. We kill them quiet, while they sleep. One scream and we're wormfood, every one of us." His boils were red with rage. "Just do your bit and see that your cousins do theirs. And Paul, try and remember, it's third watch, not second." "Third watch," the big man said, through hair and frozen snot. "Me and Softfoot. I remember, Chett." The moon would be black tonight, and they had jiggered the watches so as to have eight of their own standing sentry, with two more guarding the horses. It wasn't going to get much riper than that. Besides, the wildlings could be upon them any day now. Chett meant to be well away from here before that happened. He meant to live. Three hundred sworn brothers of the Night's Watch had ridden north, two hundred from Castle Black and another hundred from the Shadow Tower. It was the biggest ranging in living memory, near a third of the Watch's strength. They meant to find Ben Stark, Ser Waymar Royce, and the other ran~.ers who'd gone missing, and discover why the wildlings were leaving their villages. Well, they were no closer to Stark and Royce than when they'd left the Wall, but they'd leamed where all the wildlings had gone - up into the icy heights of the godsforsaken Frostfangs. They could squat up there till the end of time and it wouldn't prick Chett's boils none. But no. They were coming down. Down the Milkwater. Chett raised his eyes and there it was. The river's stony banks were bearded by ice, lt's pale milky waters flowing endlessly down out of the Frostfangs And now Mance Rayder and his wildlings were flowing down the same way. Thoren Smallwood had retumed in a lather three days past. While he was telling the Old Bear what his scouts had seen, his man Kedge Whiteye told the rest of them. "They're still well up the [oothills, but they're coming," Kedge said, warming his hands over the fire. "Harma the Dogshead has the van, the poxy bitch. Goady crept up Dn her camp and saw her plain by the fire. That fool Tumberjon wanted to pick her off with an arrow, but Smallwood had better sense." Chett spat. "How many were there, could you tell?" "Many and more. Twenty, thirty thousand, we didn't stay to count. Hamma had five hundred in the van, every one ahorse.~' The men around the fire exchanged uneasy looks. It was a rare thing to find even a dozen mounted wildlings, and five hundred . . . "Smallwood sent Bannen and me wide around the van to catch a peek at the main body," Kedge went on. "There was no end of them. They're moving slow as a frozen river, four, five miles a day, but they don't look like they mean to go back to their villages neither. More'n half were women and children, and they were driving their animals before them, goats, sheep, even aurochs dragging sledges. They'd loaded up with bales of fur and sides of meat, cages of chickens, butter chums and spinning wheels, every damn thing they own. The mules and garrons was so heavy laden you'd think their backs would break. The women as well." "And they follow the Milkwater?" Lark the Sisterman asked. "I said so, didn't I?" The Milkwater would take them past the Fist of the First Men, the ancient ringfort where the Night's Watch had made its camp. Any man with a thimble of sense could see that it was time to pull up stakes and fall back on the Wall. The Old Bear had strengthened the Fist with spikes and pits and caltrops, but against such a host all that was pointless. If they stayed here, they would be engulfed and overwhelmed. And Thoren Smallwood wanted to attack. Sweet Donnel Hill was squire to Ser Mallador Locke, and the night before last Smallwood had come to Locke's tent. Ser Mallador had been of the same mind as old Ser Ottyn Wythers, urging a retreat on the Wall, but Smallwood wanted to convince him otherwise. "This King-beyond-the-Wall will never look for us so far north," Sweet Donnel reported him saying. "And this great host of his is a shambling horde, full of useless mouths who won't know what end of a sword to hold. One blow will take all the fight out of them and send them howling back to their hovels for another fifty years." Three hundred against thirty thousand. Chett called that rank madness, and what was madder still was that Ser Mallador had been persuaded' and the two of them together were on the point of persuading the Old Bear. "If we wait too long, this chance may be lost, never to come again," Smallwood was saying to anyone who would listen. Against that, Ser Ottyn Wythers said, "We are the shield that guards the realms of men. You do not throw away your shield for no good purpose," but to that Thoren Smallwood said, "In a swordfight, a man's surest defense is the swift stroke that slays his foe, not cringing behind a shield." Neither Smallwood nor Wythers had the command, though. Lord Mormont did, and Mommont was waiting for his other scouts, for Jarman Buckwell and the men who'd climbed the Giant's Stair, and for Qhorin Halfhand and Jon Snow, who'd gone to probe the Skirling Pass. Buckwell and the Halfhand were late in retuming, though. Dead, most like. Chett pictured Jon Snow lying blue and frozen on some bleak mountaintop with a wildling spear up his bastard's arse. The thought made him smile. I hope they killed his bloody wolf as well. "There's no bear here," he decided abruptly. "Just an old print, that's all. Back to the Fist." The dogs almost yanked him off his feet, as eager to get back as he was. Maybe they thought they were going to get fed. Chett had to laugh. He hadn't fed them for three days now, to turn them mean and hungry. Tonight, before slipping off into the dark, he'd tum them loose among the horse lines, after Sweet Donnel Hill and Clubfoot Karl cut the tethers. They'll have snarling hounds and panicked horses all over the Fist, running through fires, jumping the ringwall, and trampling down tents. With all the confusion, it might be hours before anyone noticed that fourteen brothers were missing. Lark had wanted to bring in twice that number, but what could you expect from some stupid fishbreath Sisterman? Whisper a word in the wrong ear and before you knew it you'd be short a head. No, fourteen was a good number, enough to do what needed doing but not so many that they couldn't keep the secret. Chett had recruited most of them himself. Small Paul was one of his; the strongest man on the Wall, even if he was slower than a dead snail. He'd once broken a wildling's back with a hug. They had Dirk as well, named for his favorite weapon, and the little grey man the brothers called Softfoot, who'd taped a hundred women in his youth, and liked to boast how none had never seen nor heard him until he shoved it up inside them. The plan was Chett's. He was the clever one; he'd been steward to old Maester Aemon for four good years before that bastard Jon Snow had done him out so his job could be handed to his fat pig of a friend. When he killed Sam Tarly tonight, he planned to whisper, "Give my love to Lord Snow," right in his ear before he sliced Ser Piggy's throat open to let the blood come bubbling out through all those layers of suet. Chett knew the ravens, so he wouldn't have no trouble there, no more than he would with Tarly. One touch of the knife and that craven would piss his pants and start blubbering for his life. Let him beg, it won't do him no good. After he opened his throat, he'd open the cages and shoo the birds away, so no messages reached the Wall. Softfoot and Small Pau1 would kill the Old Bear, Dirk would do Blane, and Lark and his cousins would silence Bannen and old Dywen, to keep them from sniffing after their trail. They'd been caching food for a fortnight, and Sweet Donne1 and Clubfoot Karl would have the horses ready. With Mormont dead, command would pass to Ser Ottyn Wythers, an old done man, and failing. He'll be running for the Wall before sundown, and he won't waste no men sending them after us neither. The dogs pulled at him as they made their way through the trees. Chett could see the Fist punching its way up through the green. The day was so dark that the Old Bear had the torches lit, a great circle of them buming all along the ringwall that crowned the top of the steep stony hill. The three of them waded across a brook. The water was icy cold, and patches of ice were spreading across its surface. "I'm going to make for the coast," Lark the Sisterman confided. "Me and my cousins. We'll build us a boat, sail back home to the Sisters." And at home they'll know you for deserters and lop off your fool heads, thought Chett. There was no leaving the Night's Watch, once you said your words. 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I like the basketball, school orchestra, school band programs that are available to all 4th graders. This makes the schooling fun for kids.
Office Clerks are one of the worst I've ever seen. Rude, sarcastic, condescending, terrible attitude. The school itself has some good teachers and some mediocre teachers. My kid were fortunate to have had good teachers. Main reason for the high scores is because Parents with high interest in academics flock to this location. Again, be aware of the office clerks. 4 Stars for the school 1 star for the front office.
There are a number of problems at this school. Many of the good reviews are by home-owners trying to prop up their home values. A number of teachers at this school have been around for a long time and are very lazy. They will not go even one tiny bit over the required curricula - because that will be "extra work". They can afford to be lazy because the asian students (the major component of this school), learn lot more from "coaching" type classes outside of school. Take out the asian students out and you will find the "true score" for this school - Caucasians, Latino's and other races - that typically don't have a culture of after school coaching, all do rather miserably at this school. Many of the incoming kids at the school, already know stuff that is going to be taught to them in class. These kids pretty much get taught nothing by the teacher - in a class of say 30 students - if 15 of them already know what is to be taught for the next 6 months, the teacher effectively now only needs to teach 15 - since 15 of them already know their p's and q's. The teachers absolutely don't do anythng to involve the 15 who are ahead and bored. Reached word limit - so can't tell you more..
My kids used to go here. Horrible, horrible, horrible front office, attendance clerk always rude. Why can't she get a write-up?
Mission Valley is one of the most truly caring places for children to learn. The teacher enjoy teaching and want your child to get the best education possible. Yes there is a write up system but it has taught my children to be responsible and do all of their homework. I have had may childcare children also attend Mission Valley and we all agree that it is a wonderful place to learn. Most of the complaints come from parents who want to control the teachers instead of letting them do their jobs. It has been a excellant choice for my children.
We left Mission Valley for a number of reasons. 1) The write up system causes stress and headaches. 2) Some teachers were more negative than positive. 3) A teacher said to see the principal and the principal said to see the teacher. 4) Others schools do not have the write up system.
I'm bemused by the parental obsession with standardized test scores. The tests are a poor, inefficient way to measure learning, intelligence and thinking. Thankfully, Mission Valley teachers, for the most part, don't focus on this pedestrian, rote-type learning. They are creative, dedicated and devoted to the children. They encourage the kids to be creative, innovative learners as well. I only hope those insecure parents who focus on test scores and want trophy children don't ruin this treasure of a school. Already, we see changes in approach by some teachers. And yes, people, your kids don't need extra homework. They need to have actual childhoods and to become well-rounded, thinking people. You are not raising little robots. Quit asking the teachers for extra homework and actually participate in educating your children to think.
Yes, the write-ups can be infuriating, but my child has never gotten any that were distributed to her because of a few microscopic accidents. The teachers are terrific, but the children need themselves need to be more focused, and the parents slightly more encouraging.
One of the reason the Mission Valley is going down in the test that they are spending less time in teaching and more in admin. As usual teachers start the academic year at a snail speed and then in the last quarter of the year they will over burden the students and parents with too many home work and week end assignments to cover district requirements. Zahir Alam
The school claims to adopt an praising system. However, all that have been emphasized are trivials and small facts that leads to punitive writeups, while good behaviors, achievements, and progresses easily go unnoticed. Besides, some teaches uses writeups without consistent guidelines that causes confusions and negative feelings among students.
Mission Valley probably has the lowest score within Mission San Jose elementary school district at year 2007. I am surprised to find out their score has dropped 14 points compare to 2006. Mission Valley needs to change the conservative way of teaching because it is the old way of teaching. Lots of teachers in Mission Valley are too confident with their teaching styles without listen to parents suggestions and won't change base on students' learning style. I believe this is the main reason Mission Valley doesn't have an impressive improvement for the past few years. Hopefully the teachers can lower their gestures and open their eyes to see what really happening around them.
Mission Valley is nice but still needs to improve. The whole write-ups thing is good but they give it for very little things like forgetting to bring 2 pencils! It makes me so angry when my child comes home sad that she got a write-up for not going to line fastly or raising her hand at a wrong time. But the studies are great!
The teachers / academic program and parents involvement are really good. I am very very staisfied with my kids progress. Many thanks to the Entire Staff and MVSA program for their commitment.
My son was attending K class in school year 2006, and received very good care from teacher in terms of academic progress and other social skills. In addition, the class arranged some helpful activities to get the kids knowledge out of classroom. The parents provided great help in classroom. Overall, the school is great.
The teachers go above and beyond to make sure each student receives a meaningful and quality education.
The good teachers are only a handful; it's the families who raised great kids and being very supportive in accademics.
Mission Valley is a great school. We are lucky to have an experienced teaching and administration staff. They really care about our childrens education. I am very confident that when I send my daughter to school everyday she is getting a good education.
Great School. The kids will work hard there. Sometimes the rules are a little stringent with the 'letter reward' system, but overall a great place for learning. The school is highly, highly, competitive and a bright student will be 'just a number' there, considering the talent level that attends the school (and district). Principal turnover has been high (three different Principal in as many years), so rating one is not possible at this time. Parent involvement has been declining (my personal observation) over the last few years.
This school is good. The api is not as high as GOMES or Mission San Jose, but I did not see the difference
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