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Must not be knowledgable of the Bronx or Mr. Ruben Diaz, because Mr. Ruben Diaz is all over the Bronx speaking at public school graduations that's nothing new for him. He is extremely active within the Bronx communities.
This is the best school in the area! The teachers are great and the school has a lot of activities for the students including an orchestra and a very involved PTA. It was a new school and it definitely takes time to find good teachers. This year only one teacher moved on to pursue other interests so I am not sure where people are getting their information, but overall they had a great year with the first graduating classes moving on to middle school. How many schools have Ruben Diaz as their keynote speaker at their Moving Up Ceremony? Kudos to the office staff and the hard work of the parents and students in view of the new curriculum everyone had to deal with. Hope for another great year in 2014-2015.
The school has had some awesome teachers however every year it's a high turnover. That's not a good sign when half the staff leaves.
I love this school really much and i really love the teacher there. They are so cool, and they are so nice. I hope you enjoy this school
Principal created this school a few years ago with an awesome team of teachers. The PTA is so awesome. They care about this school and have created so many great events. Fathers cook out, Mother's Day breakfast, movie night. Fun place for your kids.....snow day today.
I have heard really good things about this school. I transferred my 2nd and 4th grader here from another close by school. What a difference. The school is the clean. The teachers keep me informed everyday of my child's work. They have a great teacher ms ferment who does orchestra every day at lunch and after school. I never thought my son would play the cello. This school is small and everyone is on their game. The first day I came I met with the principal and she shared the expectations for attendance and lateness and homework. The teachers are special too. Plus the PTA rocks.
This is the best school. They do they best for all kids. The schol is very clean and is bright. The teachers and staff know the kids names and they help you when you need it. I luv the principal. The PTA is really good. Send your child there.
Principle is a dictator !! not parent or kid friendly at all. These people obviously ( that wrote those review are staff worker) all she cares about is the $3,000 she gets (per child) a month for the special needs children in that school. She doesn't directly take care of anything! !!! She has people hanging on her coat tail to do it for her. She is very condescending. The school is clean and organized with some good teachers but if you have a special needs child..... Run the other way. Do your research!!!!!!
Good school, well deciplined.well organized.School is only four years old.I have twoo kids in this school
Wow!!!! I love this school. I feel really lucky to have this as my zoned school. They work really hard to ensure that students are safe. My kids love their teachers. The rooms are clean and beautiful. Ms Vonghan the principal is great she has built a great community. Everyone looks happy. They work hard. If you can send your kids here you won't be disappointed.
Baychester Academy is run like a private school. Every staff member is well mannered and they look out for the safety of every child. The principal is excellent she is available to discuss the issues and she cares The teachers send home great homework and they are always receiving training. I love this school.
This school is excellent!!!!!! My child was only able to attend Pre-K, because he is zoned for another school. If I was given a choice, I would have kept him there. Mr. Gonzalez's classroom was awesome! It SHOULD be used as an example of what a classroom is suppose to look like. It was my child's first experience attending school, and he grew so much in one academic school year! The school is very clean. This is the only school that includes the Pre-K students in their after school program. The after school program is excellent, also. The staff includes certified teachers and the school social worker, along with the staff from Mosholu- Montefiore. The PTA works very hard. You cannot separate the PTA Executive Board from the school staff, because they work so well together. The school safety agent knows each student by name. The principal runs an excellent school! All of her staff are professional and very respectful to the parents and their children. It is like a little private school. This school is the best kept secret in the Bronx! I HIGHLY recommend it! I cannot say enough about this school. I miss them and my son does too!
Staff is very approachable. Great teachers excellent principal, the staff are very involved with the students.Great music program for the students. The security gaurd greets parents and and students and knows the students by name. Wonderful P.T.A . Overall very happy !!!!!!
The staff is friendly and approachable. The security guard greets parents and know all children by name. Everyday he asks students how their day went. Every adult is truly responsible for the students. In other schools everything falls on the teacher. At dismissal I see all staff, social worker, paraprofessionals, and aides. It's wonderful!
Baychester Academy is One of the best school around it has a great P.T.A support team , great teachers and a superb principal. The school is well kept and very clean all the staff are sooo courteous.
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3500 Edson Ave
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Added Mar 4, 2010
by embaby
Singapore, Singa...
I love the Gracie Pattern by Sandi Henderson and can't stop making these reversible dresses for my girl. The attachment of the collar sometimes make me wanna pull my hair out but I think seeing her in it makes it all worthwhile.
Cotton, button, bias tape
Sep 17, 2011, 04.57 AMby Susana Escalante
està precioso ademas las telas son tan coloridas, aqui en Chile, es dificil encontrar telas asi…ojala pudiera tener la posibilidad de tener telas asi, .Y la modelo es adorable!
Aug 11, 2010, 08.44 AMby laura oprea
So cute!
Mar 29, 2010, 02.44 PMby andreamathews
So cute!!!
I'm making this for my daughter for Easter and the collar is making me want to cry. I cannot figure this thing out!!!! So frustrated :(
Mar 30, 2010, 05.14 AMby embaby
Thanks! Are you using the same pattern by Sandi? If yes, to attach the collar you need to attach the right side of the dress (top) to the wrong side bottom of the collar first. Also, I find it easier to attach the collar when I attach the two ends first (the back of the collar) before sewing together the sleeves and finally the gathered front. Hope that helps.
Mar 18, 2010, 02.08 PMby iniminimanymoe
gosh so cute! hm I think I'll try to do one for myself, summer is around the corner;)
Mar 5, 2010, 07.19 AMby bubbley74
what a beautiful daughter you have so lucky to have a perfect model . I love this style dress have you a pattern number for the dress please I have to make a couple of flower girls dresses and this dress is exactly what we are looking for.thanks.
Mar 6, 2010, 01.08 PMby embaby
Thanks:) There is no pattern # but this link brings you to it on Sandi's site. I got mine on etsy.
Mar 4, 2010, 08.01 PMby celestekb
Love your fabric choice – it looks devine on your daughter.
Mar 4, 2010, 02.59 PMby elisana
how cute! love the fabrics. your daughter is precious
Mar 4, 2010, 12.15 PMby scheryka
Beautiful. I am in love with the colors on both side. I have a pattern just like this and tried making it reversible. No luck. I make the body part very well but when it comes to that neck…I have three or four of these in the UFO pile.
Mar 6, 2010, 01.10 PMby embaby
Thank you for all the sweet comments:) The collar is really a test on my patience too!
Mar 4, 2010, 10.25 AMby villblomsten
Cute dress and cute girl ! :-)
Mar 4, 2010, 10.00 AMby omgdora
Wow, this is a lovely dress and your girl is the perfect little model for it! If I had a kid this cute I probably wouldn't be able to stop making dresses for her either.
Mar 4, 2010, 09.49 AMby emilie6709
The dress is gorgeous, but definitely not as cute as your little girl! :-)
Mar 4, 2010, 09.00 AMby zenica
This is so cute! Simply precious!
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I bought mine at Full retail from Verizon as well...since the Apple Store (via web) was down.I didn't see the Mobile Broadband Connect as an option (unlimited data customer at the moment). I do see it as an option for some other 4G devices (granted it's not a Pre-order).I also didn't get taxed the first time around so I went ahead and made sure I got taxed (funny, not too many people try to get taxed, right?).Anyone else have any anomalies?
Apple store was down on chrome but I was able to get to the apple store through Safari
Got mine (64GB) from AT&T...Took a bunch of times to submit in every page to progress through the order. Eventually had to start over after 5 attempts at the payment screen, then got back through pretty easy.Got to keep unlimited data but they forced me to give up my $5 for 200 message plan. It was $20 unlimited or $.20 per.
Got mine. 32GB, black, AT&T, estimated ship in two weeks?!?!?!
Direct from Apple? AT&T has mine for the 21st.
I couldnt upgrade with AT&T, it was giving me call in error so I said screw it, went with apple with the 2 weeks shipping. from what I heard is that it will probably ship from chinaland, when I preordered the iphone4 from att, it came somewhere from the US.O well, I can just think of mine being "fresh" --(Insert political rant here)
Got mine. 32GB, black, AT&T, estimated ship in two weeks?!?!?!
AT&T "business premier" site down.what a joke....--welcome to NJ, pay the 7% and go home!
AT&T "business premier" site down.what a joke....
32GB black ordered.... 9/21 via the yoyo business premier site.--welcome to NJ, pay the 7% and go home!
Our business account lets us adds our phones, configure the plan, add to cart.THERE IS NO CHECK OUT BUTTON. WTF.I really wish I would have never let them talk me into moving my account to a business account.--Graphic Disorder
I'm waiting to buy mine in the ATT store where I can get confirmation that i'll be able to keep my (sort of) unlimited plan. I've read conflicting news articles that ATT buried some fine print that will knock me off the unlimited plan if I preorder online.--...if you're not pissed off, you're not paying attention.
I was able to keep my unlimited plan using the apple store.--(Insert political rant here)
I was able to keep my unlimited plan using the apple store.
It would be listed in the conformation email.
Ok...confused...placed a pre-order on the site and I get rejected because of the PO box billing address. Hit the iPhone app and it completes the order and I get an email confirming it.I think I'm screwed because it will reject the order...sigh.
I hate you all
I hate you all
I have an iPhone 4 and I would like to upgrade to the iPhone 5 but I am poor at the moment. Maybe sometime down the road a little bit I will get one.--Am I holding it wrong?
Nope....not me. I recently bought a Samsung Galaxy S3 and now have my 16GB iPhone 4S for sale.$50.00 and it's yours. It's still brand-new condition, inside a black OtterBox Defender..:+)--I work hard. I play hard. I stay hard.
Nope....not me. I recently bought a Samsung Galaxy S3 and now have my 16GB iPhone 4S for sale.$50.00 and it's yours. It's still brand-new condition, inside a black OtterBox Defender..:+)
I hang my head in shame. After I shipped my iPhone 4 to a family member and hit a total of 24 hours without an iPhone, I lost all self control and rushed to order an iPhone 5. I ordered directly from Sprint's site and got a black 64 Gig model. I'll only fill about 1/4th of that now, but I want room to grow. I won't upgrade again until iPhone 7 at the earliest.
Thats 4 years +You'll have the 5s,6,6s,then 7 if Apple continues the trend.


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HP LaserJet Pro 200 Colour MFP M276n review
A fine choice for small businesses that want a good-quality, low-cost colour laser MFP
Review Date: 20 Feb 2013
Reviewed By: Dave Mitchell
Price when reviewed: £215 (£258 inc VAT)
Buy it now for: £200
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Value for Money
HP's M276n colour laser MFP is a multitalented beast. Not only does it offer fast colour printing, but it combines this with fax, scan and copy functions and a wide range of cloud printing options.
At this price you might think quality would suffer, but this is no bargain-basement printer. It's thoroughly modern, with a slick, touchscreen for accessing options and settings, and installing HP's print apps. These include a range of predefined sample forms and even the ability to print out your Google calendar.
Cloud printing features don't get any better. It supports HP's ePrintCenter, so remote workers can email documents directly to the printer for output. Google's Cloud Print works just as well, and both are simple to set up. ePrintCenter also provides plenty of useful admin controls, such as controlling which users can print in colour, and which can't.
Documents can be scanned directly to email and network shares. You can scan to and from a USB stick, and the printer's web interface makes light work of creating fax phone books or speed-dial lists.
At this price, output quality can't be faulted, with sharp text and high-quality colour output. Colour photos are vibrant, with no noticeable banding. Scan quality is fast enough for general business use, although copy speeds are only 6ppm. Print speeds are on the money, however, with all our tests delivered at 14ppm.
The M276n is ideal for small businesses wanting a cheap and versatile colour laser MFP. Output quality belies its low price, running costs are on a par with other MFPs in this sector, and HP's excellent web printing features set it apart from the rest.
Author: Dave Mitchell
Best Prices
You say prices are on a par with other MFPs, but you don't give the price per page.
Our UTAX costs around 0.5p per black and white page, 4.5p for colour.
On the other hand, our Brother inkjet costs around 4p a page for BW and 12p for colour.
That is a big range to cover and makes a big difference when printing hundreds or thousands of pages a month...
By big_D on 21 Feb 2013
not a good review
hello do you not think it necessary to point out that this printer cannot be accessed wirelessly as it has to be connected to a wired lan before laptops can access it via wireless,also that it doesnt print duplex in one go as you have to get up and refeed the paper back into the sheet feeded to print on both sides??...very poor review less flair and more facts please!
By mrnormal on 15 Mar 2013
HP LaserJet Pro 200 Colour MFP M276n
***mrnormal*** Why is tethering the device to a router to achieve wireless printing a big deal?
Might the duplex unit be a paid for option?
By invalidscreenname on 14 Apr 2013
@invalidscreenname - seriously? Just because YOU might run your printer into your network by wired connection doesn't mean everyone else does!
I live in a (insert one of: old house, house with thick walls I can't put cables through, house without internet) and so run the house off of one modem with a wireless router attached and a load of signal boosters. I can only plug it in to a wired socket if I use the router, which is in an awkward location.
You can get a $40 printer from HP which can connect to the wireless network, the fact that this one doesn't is noteworthy. Christ why are some people so ignorant to the business needs of others.
By thepowerofnone on 18 Apr 2013
***thepowerofnone*** The Ethernet cable that joins my printer to the router is only 3 foot long-Each situation is different, I don't doubt that
A $40 HP printer (such as a HP Deskjet 3054 All-in-one) that connects wirelessly to the network, I'd love to read about it. Just how much might the ink cost?
By invalidscreenname on 24 Apr 2013
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Price: £1,270
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Long, pale arms in dreams, setting your hair just so.
You sleep in front of the mirror, eyes wide open, gathering dark pools of starlight. They come for your council, sitting, rapt, at the foot of your bed. You pour them words, like silky gin, and speak of giants' shadows, grown long along the gate.
High queen of loitered memories! How assured you are in that court. How regally your receive their lips, as cold as comet fire, as enduring as the angels'. They whisper you their secrets, though you claim them as your own. Flattery is easy for them; it costs so little.
They spread open your palms and read from them the universe. Here is man and here is his reach: the deep lines of your fine sensitivities; so indicative of that power you hold to be your birthright.
But it does not last.
—When morning comes, they'll cast you down, left lonely in the earth. How could their company be anything but a midnight lark? The kind of joke so cruel it could only be of your own design? How much sport must they take in you, in your finery and airs, conjured by vanity from the shifting dust?
You taste it in their mouths as they smile at you, but you swallow your invectives. In the end, the heat of their scorn is the only fire burning bright enough to light the darkness of day.
-Amelie Andrezel
When your hair grows lily-white, into the ground, they will mistake you for a tree. Twilight will spread through your open fingers and they will come to you, dancing at the banks of fresh-thawed streams. Forces that cannot bend you will lure them to the water.
You will drink.
You will draw lovers from the air. You will breathe them in your heart. That dark cavern will swell with each day, dripping and climbing into strange shapes, the design of which are the jurisdiction of your own dark liquids only—sourced from the depths burrowed down into your bones.
Explorers will venture into the caves, binding with their ropes and piercing with their picks. They will caress the smooth surfaces of lime, leached from time itself; they will gasp at the fire of mica—reflecting the pale flame of that which has grown up out of darkness. They will mark their charts and wear paths with their footsteps, but you will only laugh at their arrogance.
You will be bottomless and slow and unquenchable. You will move with the unhurried pace of eternity; swallowing history at your leisure. You will be a lake; deep and black and hidden from the moon. They will mistake you for a mirror.
You will not reflect the same face twice.
-Amelie Andrezel
I awoke with the taste of it under my skin: that little corner I'd belonged to once; the same coy corner who'd pretended to be mine.
We slept together enough nights for her dirt to mix with the sweat of my hair, enough for the perfume to explode in open windows, enough to be wrapped in the billowing of curtains, crisp and white on the edge of summer rain.
We were barefoot against the seasons, curled in a chair overlooking the side street, the geometry of church spires reflecting city heat. I want it back: the way each plank and road and flower grew up in layers against the next. I want back the tiny cracks where they couldn't quite fit flush.
Buildings grow too far apart here. Walls are so separated that they cannot speak. There is no conversation, only an illusion of independence. I miss the pressure of those voices at night, rocking me to sleep in the spaces of their beats.
Photo by Amelie Andrezel
This is the whisper of fallibility: oh, my sweethearts, I've done wrong.
I've locked my pride in nine hope chests and hoisted them wide to the sails. I've bid strong men kneel to the sight of their obscurity.
These are the tea kettles where I boiled down my passion, where I let it steep and settle, where I super-heated love and blew it off like so much steam.
These are the lines of my regrets; wrinkled mistakes on the veins of my hands. You lay them down over my eyes, lover.
You accept their shadow in our way.
Maybe this time of night is good for honesty.
Maybe I will hug my knees and go walking, backward, in my mind, along the little side street that is sinking into the creek. I will think about the rain and the roses and the cats, those kings and queens of waning evening.
I will not mind the blisters on my fingers. They will keep me company while I wait.
Maybe I will drink another drink, from the gold-leaf bottom of the gold-filled glass. Maybe for the passage of some golden, sorry words, I'll let slip the copper wishes bottled, burnished, further down.
It aches so much, the sound of wings so high above. The echo of them in photographs. The rattle of them on tape. I think we'd have so much to say, but I haven't earned you yet, wild things. Your shadows brush my hands as you sail on, high above me.
I am learning to grow feathers. I have made some wax of wings.
Oh but why does the sun shimmer so? What is the allure of a pair of eyes or the curve of a cheek? Where is the magic in hands and in lips; what knots can they tie with their smiles and their sorrows; what is the secret madness that draws the secret in?
Three beats of two hands and one mind and no purpose. The laughter of an empty heart and no wings left to fly.
Go on without me, wild things.
The ground has been inviting. I have not walked enough to fly.
Oh but I want to play—so badly.
There were the beds that weren't beds at all.
There was the couch at MacDonald, under the darkest contiguous American sky, the fire catching the mountain and flaring it up across the valley. We shuffled to and from the dome with searching flashlights, up and over the ridge to watch the horizon in flames. The fire made us part of the darkness, merging our outlines with the shadow of the night.
We made screwdrivers from the contents of a lab fridge, respectfully conservative with the limited supply of orange juice. We drank with enthusiasm and cat-called the television. We waited for a spark—for the striking of our world against a world of ice and mystery; for the lifting of a veil ten million miles deep.
We saw the flash and raised a toast. To the fire on the mountain. To its long march down the valley.
We piled onto the couch and across the floor, vodka and victory swimming in our veins. There were stories in the air, drifting down on the smoke and across the border, into the Mexican hills and under our skin. It was magic, cast on the edge of shadow and flame. For a half breath and a heartbeat, we believed it. Then someone screamed and the spell shattered, collapsing in laughter and breaking against the walls. He jumped off the floor and curled beside me on the sofa. It was only a second, but he was vodka warm and fire bright and smelled like smoke and magic. I never kissed him. I wouldn't have wanted to. But I'm grateful for the darkness and the desert and that night.
Spread out your spoils under the harsh light, cups and boxes and brushes and pens against the red table cloth. Moonlight catches the snow beneath the window, but your eyes are ready.
Your hands belong to them, for at least as long as you let it. All the painful thoughts are gone: everything but your eyes and your reaction.
Build one mark at a time. Feel the roundness of the smooth edge; catch along the other. Conjure it up from the dark. It comes without trying.
You cannot keep track of your limbs.
There are dark smears on your face and red splotches under your fingernails, but there is joy, by god, in the hollow points of miscommunication between your body and your brain. The lights go off and you wash it away. Grey little rivulets stream down the sink. You forget to be anything but clean.
But for now, let it take you: away in your eyes. Away for as long as you let it.
I want to think about arms and lips and hands and eyelids and leave behind the notions of bodies.
I want to wallow in their intangibles; to lose myself in the fire that sparks the flesh into motion. I want to relish being ugly. The humanity of weakness.
I want to twist it in on us; sharpen it as a weapon; polish it into a beacon that will only draw us in. I want the comfort of our skin together: the closest physical memory of your wild, unphysical mind.
I want it to be exactly that simple. I want the complexity of us.
There are little threads that you dance around, twirling them through your fingers, round and round and round yourself until you are sick with the dizziness of time.
The white walls of your kitchen are the same, and the whine of the kettle and the pink stains on the table cloth where you spilled orange juice that you poured some sleepless morning.
The walls are always the same. And the notes and your hands and the words you expel—abandoned by the page. You wake up. Scratch them from the wood work of your soft and wormy mind. The dishes are not done.
Tomorrow will be just the same.
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They were so pretty, he thought: the pretty little dead-eyed ones, bodies glowing all around him. They shuffled to the bathroom or they lit up on the floor—they were pulsing with the lights; they were seething just to live.
"No one around here old enough, anyway," he said softly to himself, slipping the silver cigarette case back into his pocket, "To remember what living really is."


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Me and this person were never together.
Of course I am of age, but I really think that right now, I am making some of the most important decisions that could effect my entire life. So Being in a relationship with the person I like a lot could just add more complication than I need. So when I say "I wish we were older." means that I wish we can be together once all of this has passed, when we are older. Make sense? (Sorry I am late to reply.)


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Calen Drive has a Walk Score of 20 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Fannin Christian Learning Center, Fannin County High School and Hiwassee Dam Elementary/Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Super Saver, Save-A-Lot and Right Choice Organics.
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China is a rising power, but the government does not seem to be interested in building an empire. Unlike the United States, which has hundreds of military bases throughout the globe, China doesn't have any.
Fortunately, there is one major area where Xi and Obama have already found common ground and can move the relationship forward - countering the nuclear threat from North Korea.
Because of massive Chinese subsidies to several industries, no free trade exists and markets have failed. To survive, U.S. and European companies must seek government support to open Chinese markets and to protect themselves from subsidized products domestically.
China's real estate bubble is very real. Local, regional, and central government entities have financed massive overdevelopment throughout the country primarily as a form of job creation, with "ghost cities" being the poster child of the problem -- and tip of the iceberg.
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Wal-Mart, the retail leader in the outsourcing American jobs, has clearly been feeling the pressure of the growing Made in USA movement.
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Dozens of previously dismissed radio signals were actually credible transmissions from Amelia Earhart, according to a new study of the alleged post-loss signals from Earhart's plane.
The transmissions started riding the air waves just hours after Earhart sent her last inflight message.
The study, presented on Friday at a three day conference by researchers of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR), sheds new light on what may have happened to the legendary aviator 75 years ago. The researchers plan to start a high-tech underwater search for pieces of her aircraft next July.
"Amelia Earhart did not simply vanish on July 2, 1937. Radio distress calls believed to have been sent from the missing plane dominated the headlines and drove much of the U.S. Coast Guard and Navy search," Ric Gillespie, executive director of TIGHAR, told Discovery News.
"When the search failed, all of the reported post-loss radio signals were categorically dismissed as bogus and have been largely ignored ever since," he added.
Using digitized information management systems, antenna modeling software, and radio wave propagation analysis programs, TIGHAR re-examined all the 120 known reports of radio signals suspected or alleged to have been sent from the Earhart aircraft after local noon on July 2, 1937 through July 18, 1937, when the official search ended.
They concluded that 57 out of the 120 reported signals are credible.
"The results of the study suggest that the aircraft was on land and on its wheels for several days following the disappearance," Gillespie said.


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What Causes Extinction?
1. To introduce the topic of endangered species, list 3-6 extinct animals on the board. Ask: What do these animals have in common? After a brief discussion, reveal that all of them are extinct. Invite students to name other animals that are now gone forever. Possible responses: dinosaurs, woolly mammoths, trilobites.
2. Ask: What percent of animal species that have ever lived are now extinct? Encourage students to make a prediction, and give the reason behind their guess. Write all predictions on the board. Reveal the answer: over 99% of all species that have ever lived are now extinct. (You may also discuss how we know about species that lived millions of years ago. Answer: fossils.)
3. Ask students to brainstorm: What are some reasons animal species become extinct? Write all suggestions on the board. Then discuss the following causes of extinction:
- Outer Space Collision (asteroid)
- Habitat Loss/Pollution
- Overhunting
- Global Climate Change
- Invasive Species
4. Distribute the "Causes of Extinction" Student Organizer (PDF) (RTF) and briefly discuss each of the five causes listed on this page. They will be returning to the critical thinking questions on this organizer in the Culminating Activity.
As they learn about endangered animals in this lesson, they can find out which of these causes contributed to each animal population's decline.
1. FRAME the video segments the students are about to see. Explain that the students will be watching segments from a Nature episode called The Loneliest Animals, about several animal species that are on the brink of extinction. If humans don't take action soon, these species will be gone forever.
2. Distribute the "Last of Their Kind?" Student Organizer to each student. Provide a FOCUS for the students, asking them to determine the information in the chart and to fill it in as they watch each segment. PLAY at least two of the video segments #1-4 for the class, FOLLOWING UP each segment with a discussion of the challenges faced by each species. Use the provided Answer Key (PDF) (RTF) to answer student questions.
3. Lastly, FRAME segment 5, "Imperiled Lives," for the students by explaining that this last segment will reveal some new developments in the survival plans for each of the species the students have seen. It will also raise the question of why saving endangered species is important not only to the animals in question, but to humans and the rest of life on earth, as well. PLAY the segment, and FOLLOW UP with a discussion about the importance of saving endangered species.
1.Divide class into pairs or small groups. Have each group or pair select one of the following animals from the program.
- Yangtze giant soft-shelled turtle
- Sumatran rhino
- Golden-crowned Sifaka, and other Madagascar lemurs
- Black-footed ferret
3. Then have students use Web sites listed in the Media Resources section and other library resources to research more information about one of these endangered animal species. By looking at the press releases and blogs of the conservation organizations from the program, kids can become experts on the recent updates about a particular species, and feel a sense of ownership about this animal. To help students organize their research, hand out the "Explore a Species "Student Organizer (PDF) (RTF) to each student for this activity.
4. Once students have gathered all their information, their job is to present this research in the form of a short TV news segment, about five to ten minutes long, with each student having an opportunity to speak before the class. Encourage each group to include photographs and video clips (via Web sites) in its presentation. The presentation should summarize the pros and cons of trying to save this animal species, and include some questions raised during their research.
5. As homework, have students return to the "Causes of Extinction" Student organizer and write a 1-page response to the three critical thinking questions on the organizer. They should include the knowledge they have gained from the examples viewed and researched in class.
Extinction Simulation:
Conduct a hands-on activity to demonstrate how habitat destruction can contribute to species extinction. Refer to the "Loneliest Animals Extinction Simulation" (PDF) for detailed instructions and a materials list for this outdoor or indoor activity.
Endangered Species in your state:
Have students research endangered species in your region and/or state using resources like the Sierra Club Endangered Species Map and About.com's Endangered Species in Your State. To find out more about species survival efforts happening near you, contact your local Department of Environmental Protection, a local chapter of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and/or the zoos and aquariums in your region.


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October 30, 2014
TORONTO (AP) - Canada's government says it will introduce a law requiring a balanced budget during normal economic times.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative government announced the proposed law in a speech in Parliament on Wednesday that outlines the government's priorities.
The government says it will introduce concrete timelines for restoring a balanced budget after an economic crisis.
The government says the deficit is less than forecast and it plans to balance the budget by 2015.
The Harper government also says a lack of pipelines threatens to strand resources at a time when global demand for Canadian energy is soaring.
Harper has said he "won't take no for an answer" if President Barack Obama rejects the controversial Keystone XL pipeline to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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An interesting read for International Women's Day.
An interesting read for International Women's Day.
I think it will make more sense if we consider academia a subculture. This may sound weird, and academics don't tend to consider themselves as part of a subculture (they often consider themselves sort of acultural—not really a word that I'm aware of but you get the point). But a subculture simply defined is a culture that lives within the context of a larger one but has some common rules and ideas that are different from those of the larger culture. To wit: academia has its own meeting places (ie universities), forums for discussion (ie academic journals), even has its own jargon (as medievalpoc as discussed before) for talking about the issues they are jointly interested in that is not readily understood by the culture at large. For another, the roots of academia are very much white, Western, male, and upper-class—and traces its origins the Scientific Revolution. Those with leisure time—like landed gentry in Europe—could devote themselves to academic study as opposed to having to learn and practice a trade. They developed systems of finding and dispersing knowledge that we still use today, such as the scientific method and, yes, objectivity.
Academia tends not to think of themselves as having their own culture, and this is where problems arise. While the notion of objectivity in of itself is a wonderful one—this is how the Oxford English Dictionary defines it:
The quality or character of being objective; (in later use) esp. the ability to consider or represent facts, information, etc., without being influenced by personal feelings or opinions; impartiality; detachment.
The problem arises when we remember that we are all influenced by our culture, no matter what. It was even a culture that created the notion of objectivity and agreed upon its meaning and how it should be practiced! Objectivity is not a universal truth. It even has its own history—people who study scientific history are very interested in it, and there's even a book about it! This definition Oxford has given us has been made by people, and people, no matter how noble their intentions, are shaped by the cultures we participate in, often in ways we aren't cognoscent of. That's a big part of the mission of art history—that through images, we can understand the multifaceted social, political, cultural, religious and psychological circumstances that the artist operated in. But scholars of the humanities, no matter how pragmatic we try to be, are also shaped by the same factors that shape history and art, and if we pretend that we can escape them entirely we really can commit dangerous errors—the effects of which are quite tangible and catastrophic.
Popular thought would dictate that if we can't find historical record of something, then it never was there. History is regarded as rote, comprised of facts set in stone, untouched by human opinions. But that's not true. The thesis of medievalpoc's entire blog, and the hard work of many revisionist historians have shown, this traditionally white male elite group has shown its prejudice through the ages, transmitting information they saw as important and excluding what they didn't. Even if it is committed unknowingly, the effect is the same: erasure of marginalized groups.
I hope that made sense! It's really important to know, so I'm glad you asked :-)
The value of an Art History major— and all liberal arts majors— has come under fire recently due to a remark and subsequent apology by President Obama. This article, written prior to this sordid pundit-tastic affair, is quite an eloquent argument.
I could wax poetic about how the liberal arts are valuable to our culture, but instead I will get straight to the economic point. A diverse economy, one that values the humanities and arts in all its forms, is a healthy economy. I'm not an economist, but I know putting all your eggs in one economic basket (I.e., everyone in STEM) is potentially catastrophic. Ask a history major what happened to the Dutch and their tulips. Oh, wait— that's a useless major! Guess you'll never know.
Oh, I'm gonna miss you, book. We didn't speak the same language, but we didn't need words to express our love.
You know you're in a room full of museum geeks when you say "I saw Savage Beauty" and everyone instantly starts cursing your name
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Paulus Potter (Dutch, 1625-1654), Frisian Horse (Le cheval de la Frise), 1652. Etching. Second state. Warburg Institute, University of London.
HMMMMMMM methinks I spot something different about this Fresian…
Figure of a horse, middle 8th century AD, from Astana Cemetery, China. Painted clay, wood, silk, and straw. Acquired by Aurel Stein on his expeditions to the Silk Road Repository, The British Museum.
From the British Museum website:
Astana was a cemetery site along the Northern Silk Route explored by Sir Aurel Stein during his third Central Asian expedition (1913-16). It is thought that residents of the walled city of Gaochang nearby were buried there. Until its destruction by Tibetans in AD 791, Gaochang was the administrative seat for the Western District (Xizhou) of the Tang Empire and the convergence point of roads from the north and south-west that ultimately led to the capital of Chang'an.
This figure formed part of the furnishings from a tomb, together with other figurines of horses and a camel. Although made from clay and wood, it was based on sancai-glazed ceramic examples placed in tombs of metropolitan China at this time. Painted markings on its body indicate that this is a bay-coated horse. There are petal-shaped pieces of silk on the body. Its wooden legs could be fixed to the floor of a niche in the tomb. The saddle-blanket is shown as magnificently embroidered and remnants of silk indicate where stirrups would have hung.
Documents recovered from these tombs indicate just how important horses were to daily life in the region. The whole network of communications relied largely on horses. Detailed registers were kept of the journeys horses made, penalties prescribed for injuries from neglect or overloading, and enquiries carried out when an animal had died en route.
I know little to nothing about Chinese art, especially of this age, but I do know one thing: this horse is gorgeous.
RIP Walter de Maria (October 1, 1935 - July 25, 2013): your majestic vision of art that transcends time and space will truly be missed.
From top:
Angelika Platen, portrait of the Walter de Maria
Earth Room, 1977
The 2000, 1992
One Sun, 2002
Triangle, Circle, Square, 1972
5-7-9 Series, 1992-96
Lightning Field, 1977
Portrait of the artist with Broken Kilometer, 1979
Cloud Music was in good form today! It's hard to hear, especially with Superhighway in the background, but its electronically generated tones correlate to the movement of clouds across the sky (I seemed to always miss the most interesting parts when I was trying to record, but what can you do?). Since today was partly cloudy, it was quite spirited! This was the cutting edge of technology in the 1970s, and probably one of the first applications of computer technology to art. It's still pretty awesome today.
David Behrman, Robert Watts and Bob Diamond;Cloud Music; 1974-79.
Romaine Brooks, Climbing One's Wings, 1930. Photomechanical reproduction on paper. Smithsonian American Art Museum, gift of the artist.
These haunting images may date from 1930, but the emotions Brooks expresses in them are still as relevant today.
(All Romaine Brooks, 1930. Pencil on paper. Collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, gift of the artist)
2. Enemy Fat
3. Caught (Emprisonee)
Romaine Brooks, The Impeders (Les Empecheurs), 1930. Pencil on paper. Smithsonian American Art Museum, gift of the artist.
Romaine Brooks' oeuvre (body of work) is a tour de force of restraint. She could use the barest of lines and the simplest of palettes to create a masterful picture. This one is one of my favorite of her drawings— a woman tries to escape with a winged horse, but two men are yanking at its tail, dragging it down. I can't help but think it relates to her struggles as a woman and as a homosexual.


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Hello, I wore all the wrong things to go dancing! Not Betsy, though — she's a pro.
Also atop Mt. Livermore. I forgot my sunglasses.
Atop Mt. Livermore.
Coney Island, 2010. #tbt
@cmurda14 sent me a homemade birthday card and had one (1) of his students sign it. Best.
Alert: "Extremely Hot Pepper" is extremely hot.
I'm not drinking alone; I'm drinking with Giada, duh.
Regram from my #mom @smartdirector for #tbt.
Forgot we took this demon-eyes pic in Puerto Vallarta.
This is probably the 45th time we've said "cheers" on this trip.


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Black and Gold Hannah Throw by Caroline Z. Hurley for Of a Kind
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Class Action: See What Went Down at Our Make Like a Designer Workshops on Saturday
On Saturday, we hosted a trio of designer-led, make-something-way-cool workshops at Sunday Suppers in Williamsburg, and, you guys, THEY WERE SO FUN. You know what we couldn't believe? How creative the attendees were—that blew our minds all damn day. Just check it out. —erica
The Sunday Suppers space, in South Willamsburg, feels kind of like a secret—a gleaming white oasis in an industrial-looking building on Kent Ave.
The first class: Caroline Z. Hurley teaches us how to block-print linen scarves. After sketching out shapes, everyone cut stamps out of linoleum and got busy with the paint.
Those stars! SO GOOD. Pale pink ones were added later…
Round two: Erin Considine shows us how to braid bracelets. And these are not the sort you made at sleep-away camp: They require kumihimo braiding disks and some real concentration.
After the bracelets were constructed, they got a dye job, c/o the all-natural plant-fueled tints Erin simmered on-site.
The last class of the day was led by Rachel Rose, who showed everyone how to paint silk tees. (Magic tool: an eyedropper!) Here she is giving a little design guidance.
Yes, from white tees to this in two hours. Stunning, right?!
Oh, and all day long we ate and ate food from Karen Mordechai's majorly slick kitchen.
Just some quiche and concord grapes and the best (homemade) plum jam you've ever had.
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Fake It Til You Make It: Get Your DIY on This Saturday!
Heeey, whatcha doin' this weekend? Cause if you're in NYC—or, heck, the tri-state area—what you SHOULD be doing is heading to one of our Make Like a Designer events at the so-fly Sunday Suppers space in Williamsburg. You can block-print a scarf with Caroline Z. Hurley, weave and dye a bracelet with Erin Considine, or paint a silk tee (like the one above!) with Rachel Rose. Oh, and you can eat delicious snacks and hang with us, too. What's not to like. Click here for all the deets and to grab you ticket—only a few left for each class! —erica
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That's the Ticket: Come to One of Our Make Like a Designer Workshops!
Ok, kids, we're doing something new around here—and we're EXCITED. We're joining forces with the so-awesome Sunday Suppers in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to host three dynamite workshops run by three fantastically talented designers—Caroline Z. Hurley! Erin Considine! Rachel Rose!—on Saturday, September 28. You will LEARN, snack, and leave with something fly that you made yourself. In short, you're gonna want to be there, and to make that happen, all you have to do is click here to score your tix. —erica
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Golden Hannah Denim Throw by Caroline Z. Hurley for Of a Kind
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Lilly Rose Scarf by Caroline Z. Hurley for Of a Kind
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When things start getting crisp, it's time to reach for the ankle boots and the thin scarves—the ones that don't make you look like some bundled-up snowman but rather a girl who knows to make her way from one season to the next like a GD pro. Caroline Z. Hurley has your Italian linen answer: With its navy, hand-stamped triangles and (neon!) orange stitching, her scarf is the stuff street-style dreams are made of. —erica
Read more about Caroline:
+ On how teaching pre-school influences her work.
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But life is full of mysteries. In the first place, Karl Marx, the founder of communism, had not even dreamt that communism would happen in the Soviet Union. If he is awakened from his grave and told about the Russian Revolution he will be shocked because it is against all his calculations, against all his arguments. That's what I mean when I say life is full of mysteries. It never follows the logical, the mathematical way; it goes zigzag, like a river moving in the mountains towards the ocean. Life does not run like railway trains on settled rails - it is not predictable.
According to Karl Marx, communism was going to happen in America, and logically he was right. Where one part of humanity has become immensely rich and another part has become immensely poor, where the division between the poor and the rich is so big that it becomes, at a point, intolerable, it has to be changed, the society has to go through a revolution. America should have been the first to go through the revolution. But that is what logic predicts. Life has its own ways. It happened in a very backward country which was not even capitalist.
According to Karl Marx, communism can happen only when there is a very developed form of capitalism and a class struggle. Russia was still a pre-capitalist country, still living under feudalism, under the czars. There was no capitalist class, and there was no proletariat. Karl Marx could not have logically conceived that Russia would be the first communist country, the first to have the great revolution. But it happened like that: Russia was the first and China was the next - and Marx could not have thought either of Russia or of China.
Perhaps it is going to be again a mysterious phenomenon. People think America is a democracy - which is utterly false. And people think that in America there is freedom of expression, freedom of individuality, that what the constitution of America says is not only written in the constitution but is lived by the country, and that the government exists for the people, by the people, of the people. Nothing can be farther away from truth. America is the most hypocritical society today in the world, and the most dangerous to the human future.
Gorbachev's coming into power is a great hope, because the man does not seem to be a politician. He is a man in politics, but he is not a politician. His vision is for a better humanity - it is not confined to the Soviet Union alone. And he is slowly relaxing the dictatorial bureaucracy that has grown up like a monster in the past sixty years.
He is taking one of the most risky steps. If he succeeds.and I hope that he will succeed For sixty years half of humanity has lived under such tremendous slavery that it can be expected that a second revolution will come. And a second revolution will be bigger than the first, greater than the first. The first revolution in the Soviet Union destroyed feudalism; the second revolution will destroy the dictatorship and the slavery of millions of people.
Gorbachev to me is almost a reincarnation of Lenin. In the world of politics, he is the only man I have any respect for.
It will not be a long time until the Soviet Union becomes an open society, and it will be possible for my sannyasins to come to me. It will be possible for them to be sannyasins openly.


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The Curious Cow – Dublin Mountains, Ireland
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New Balance 2013 Spring CM620
Aesthetically similar to their Summer 2012 offering, New Balance dusts off a classic in the form of the CM620 and gives it a new color interpretation for Spring 2013. Once again playing with tried and true colors the same as the original, this version sees the New Balance branding presented in blue to match the heel wedge – while a prominent black section allows the greys and whites to really pop. The latest from New Balance can be purchased at Overkill for €89 EUR (approximately $116 USD).
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