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Four mothers who lost sons in Afghanistan and Iraq joined in on the march, as well as the Poly High band and ROTC, who continue as the only high school group that has been in every parade. Former Navy Chief Clifford Chaffee, a veteran of World War II and Korea who is in his 90s, also participated in the parade.
The festival following the parade featured activities, veteran recognition, food trucks and information from service organizations.
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In case you're one of the few Gladiators who doesn't already have the date marked on all your different calendars, Scandal returns to ABC this Thursday, October 3, for season #3. Excited? Sure you are! You wouldn't be a Gladiator otherwise.I'll spare you anymore words, and just present the clips - a...Read More »
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From Facing Race 2008's Plenary 3, held on Saturday, November 15. The Compact for Racial Justice offers concrete strategies and policy proposals to reverse racial disparities and move our society towards full equity, inclusion and dignity for all people. The Compact transcends talk of personal prejudice with compelling evidence of institutional racism and realistic proactive solutions. It seeks to engage a broad multiracial base of activists, opinion leaders and policymakers in making government and powerful institutions accountable for eliminating racial inequality in our schools, hospitals, courtrooms and workplaces.
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Thanks to Jonathan Gruber, more Americans now understand the promises of Obamacare were too good to be true, they were lies from the start.
Don's assessment after more than a week of Gruber videos going public: "We have an illegitimate government that has engaged in a breach of the social contract by committing premeditated fraud."
But Obamacare's not the only plank in Obama's agenda built on lies. HIs immigration and climate change goals are also deceptive to their core. And his ongoing efforts to expand and exploit racial divide provides, in some sense, distraction,while at the same time weakens and distorts our constitutional justice system.
At this writing, TV broadcast networks balk at the idea of carrying Obama's Thursday night immigration address. Maybe MSM now seeks to begin distancing from the Obama beast it helped to create. Maybe MSM thinks if Obama's trashing of constitutional bounds isn't live on TV, the sheeple won't see what he's doing as important.
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A Chosen Exile: A History of Racial Passing in American Life, published by Harvard University Press, examines the phenomenon of racial passing in the United States from the late eighteenth century to the present.
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But Eric's influence extended beyond his playing peers; his opinion was among the most valued at Old Trafford. Youth coach Eric Harrison, fresh from pumping six future England internationals into the Reds' senior squad, went to the Frenchman to see how the club's local youngsters compared to those in Cantona's home country.
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Although his words carried substantial weight, Cantona was a character who opted to say little and do much, most notably in the 1995/96 season run-in, where he scored the winner in five of seven 1-0 Premier League wins and the FA Cup Final. His deeds and aura prompted Alex Ferguson to make him club captain when Steve Bruce left for Birmingham City in 1996. Not one to follow the ranting, raving model of leadership, Cantona had no considered method of motivating his team-mates. He just inspired awe in them all by being himself.
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Sound the alarm. Someone has a bad case of FX envy — and it isn't pretty. The smarmy and sophomoric Sirens, about three obnoxious Chicago paramedics, is USA Network's awkward attempt to branch out into the bawdy world of dark adult comedy (Thursday, 10/9). Confusing tastelessness and cheap profanity with actual humor, this misfire from executive producer Denis Leary feels like a series of limp outtakes from the more daring Rescue Me.
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HRC today announced that Vice President Joe Biden will deliver the keynote address at the organization's 17th Annual National Dinner on Saturday, October 5, 2013 in Washington, D.C.
"Vice President Biden has been a champion of civil rights for his entire career, from his leadership on the Violence Against Women Act to his strong support for marriage equality," said HRC President Chad Griffin. "As Senator and Vice President, his work to advance LGBT equality is just one chapter in a remarkable lifetime of service."
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My Tools Are Broken
A weed eater that refuses to start no matter how many times I pull its cardiac-event-inducing rope. A leaf blower cut from the same cloth. An asthmatic air compressor. Pliers that no longer…ply (is that even a word?). And, well, you get the idea. My tools are broken.
It seems like just yesterday when I could sound the alarm, calling all my tools to be ready at a moment's notice. And there they'd stand, handle to handle with looks of determination on their gleaming metal surfaces. Together, we could build or fix anything.
Recently, however, when I called my tools to action their response was lackluster at best. Why, it nearly took an act of congress to get them out of their drawers and off the garage shelves.
When I finally managed to assemble my once faithful tools…well, I could hardly believe my eyes. What had happened to my rugged and sturdy friends? The screwdrivers, for example, were nervous and barely able to stop trembling long enough to connect with the slots on the screws needed to secure pictures and other do-dads to our freshly painted walls. Other hand tools were equally as shaky. It was a true puzzle. After all, they were all perfectly fine when I put them away after our last team venture.
Nuts, bolts, nails, and other fasteners were also in on the mysterious rebellion. The boxes of screws that line my workshop shelves quickly stepped forward to mess with me as well. That's right, sometime between the last project and the new one, my assortment of sneaky drywall screws had reduced the size of the text on their containers. I couldn't read the labels! I think it's an attempt to prevent me from using any, keeping their twisted family members together.
There's more—worn out wrenches, dead drill batteries, and to top it all off, my hammers are heavier than they used to be. What, I wondered, could they have possibly consumed that caused them to add all that extra weight? Was it due to a lack of exercise? Adding insult to injury, some prick glued my sledgehammer to the floor. Can't budge it.
So, standing in the center of my workshop I slowly examined each item on each of the shelves. I was a visitor to an old-tools retirement home. Then it hit me, and my mind took me back to when I was a kid staying with my grandparents, something I did every summer.
My grandfather was extremely handy. He could build, fix, paint, hammer with the best of them. In fact, he may very well have been the best fixer-upper man on the planet. In my eyes, he was the king of all things hammer and nails. I watched him work and, in turn, I learned his secrets. AND, I recalled that he performed his DIY miracles using…broken tools. Yes, his tools, too, were in a shoddy state—hints of decay, worn pull-ropes, dents, nicks, scratches, and so on.
My fingers in those days, small and stubby, were not of sufficient length to fully close around the handle of my grandfather's rusty-red pipe wrench. Nor were my young muscles strong enough to heft the blasted thing from its spot in my grandfather's homemade wooden toolbox, a box filled with damaged goods. While digging through the vast assortment of antiquities, I remember thinking that when I grew up I'd never let my tools get in such a state.
Well, it's been fifty years since I first dug my paws around in my grandfather's toolbox. It took me that entire half-century to realize that broken tools are THE sign that someone has reached the threshold that divides the uphill climb of youth to the point where it all goes downhill. And there, my friends, is the place where I am today, in the midst of broken tools. I have become my grandfather.
Now, I could sit around the house and pout and whine about my advancing years and the dismembered and rusty work implements in my garage. But that's not me. I'm not yet ready to succumb to "broken tool syndrome."
In fact, I did what all adult men should do at the first sign of the dreaded disease. I drove straight to a local home improvement store where I purchased a new, battery-powered weed eater and a new, battery-powered leaf blower. Why battery power? Because I'm too freakin' old to pull those ropes! That's why.
Yes, my tools are broken, but I'm not stupid.
*By the way, the hammer in the top photo once belonged to my grandfather.
Swedish Massage Day For Rabbits…Or, All Lions To The Treadmills
A funny thing happened on the way here this morning. My day started as usual, with me turning on my computer, checking emails, a quick peek at Facebook, a hurried glance over the day's headlines, and logging into my site.
Imagine my surprise when, as I reached my log-in page, I bumped into a pimple-faced young man wearing thick, round spectacles, a sky blue button up shirt (pocket filled with an assortment of pens and mechanical pencils), faded jeans, and white sneakers.
The stranger's pale complexion flushed bright pink when he turned and saw me behind him. Of course, I immediately asked what he was doing at the entrance to my website with his ear tightly smashed against the juice glass he held to the door. Well, let me tell you, that nervous young fellow commenced to stuttering and stammering and banging his tongue and lips together as if they were completely out of synch. And, since his right ear was the color of over-ripe cherries, it was obvious that he'd been listening to our conversations. That's right, he was listening to you and me as we discussed the latest cop stuff.
On the floor next to the geek's feet were a dozen or papers, all laying at various angles, like he'd been shuffling through trying to find a particular page. Before the odd man could object, I reached down and grabbed a couple of the lined sheets, and I was startled by what I saw written in bold, blue ink—The Graveyard Shift. Past keywords…guns, ammunition, dead bodies, rigor mortis, police, bad guys, terrorists….
Being the clever detective that I am, I immediately figured out the guy was spying on my website and its readers. Another glance down the page and I discovered my cell number. And then I saw credit card activity, email addresses, passwords, and NSA… Hey, that's the National Security Agency. The Feds. I had to look away because this was making me ill. Not only was the guy spying on my website, he'd been monitoring my every move, which explained the bump I heard on the front porch last night (he was probably outside our windows, peering in to count the number of blueberries I'd placed on top of my 8pm snack of yogurt and fresh fruit).
I knew I had nothing to hide, but the thought of government computer-geek secret-agents watching me as I go about my daily business is a bit troubling to say the least. I started to think…hard. Were they also monitoring my water usage? Are they counting my flushes? How about watching me in the shower? Do I use too much shampoo for so few hairs? Am I a…a…(gulp), water-waster?
Do the NSA super-secret squirrels know about the piece of chocolate I ate yesterday. I know it's against doctor's orders, but it was calling my name. After all, it was that delicious dark chocolate from Trader Joes that I like so much.
You know, I'm all for keeping U.S. citizens safe, and I'm willing to go the extra mile to do so. But we already have TSA agents feeling up old ladies and pawing through our unmentionables. We've been forced to become the timid and submissive air traveler who cannot "cluck" too loudly about crappy service out of fear of being booted off a flight or being placed on a no-fly list.
We're herded through airport security lines like cattle or chickens on the way to slaughter. We stand by silently and passively while our luggage is mutilated, mangled, or tossed into the bottomless black hole that surely exists somewhere in the bowels of all airports. We don't talk back to the people in the blue shirts when they order us to remove our shoes, display our personal belongings to everyone in the line behind us, and hold our arms up and reach for the sky while "security" officers ogle our "sensitive" areas and blow a puff of air aimed at our armpits, feet, and crotches.
We have cameras at every street corner, on nearly every telephone pole, spy drones that look like hummingbirds, and satellite photography that's so powerful it can zoom in on the hair on a gnat's rear end.
We're told what and how much to eat, and our favorite TV shows are interrupted so someone can tell us this is all for our own good. You know the drill. Eggs are bad. Eggs are good. Milk is bad. Soda is in. Soda is out. Green beans are good. Green beans are contaminated. All meat is poison. Brown rice is good. White rice is bad. No potatoes. No alcohol. And, whatever you do, don't smoke the mary-j-wanna even if the plant can help cancer patients and people who suffer from chronic pain or epilepsy.
White people are bad. Black people are bad. Cops are bad. Pitbulls are bad. Gas-guzzling cars are bad. Our air is bad. Kids are bad. BAD. BAD. BAD. Everything these days is absolutely and unequivocally B.A.D.
Sure, taxpayer money multiplies freely and quickly, without end (yeah, right). Our dollars are always standing by ready for the plucking, and that's what the government does best…pluck our hard-earned money directly from our wallets and purses.
So I have an idea. Instead of wasting so much time battling hard-working, honest Americans, how about finding out why it is that we're forced to pay crazy-high taxes so politicians and the IRS can spend the money on lavish parties, conventions, trips, and gifts for themselves. The government spends our money like there's a never-ending supply of the stuff (Their philosophy…don't worry, if we run out of cash we'll simply raise taxes on the people who make less than we do). Pluck those wallets!
And then there are the dollars spent on worthwhile projects like these chin-scratchers, ones that should cause the average person to pause for a quick, "Hmmm…"
- $856,000 to teach mountain lions how to walk on treadmills.
- more than $200,000 to a research project that is trying to determine how and why Wikipedia is sexist.
- $30 million spent on catfish inspections by two separate agencies, while Homeland Security spent $66 million to do the same thing on the same catfish. Why not hire a couple of the noodlers we see on TV? Those folks make a weekend out of playing in muddy water, reaching their ham-hock size hands beneath stumps and logs to retrieve catfish the size of small rhino's. And they do it for free, and I'll bet they know just as much if not more about catfish than the average guv'ment man or woman.
- $10,000 to monitor the growth rate of saltmarsh grass.
- The military spends more than $1 billion each year on 159 contractors that translate foreign languages. Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy assorted copies of Rosetta Stone and distribute them to some of the catfish-counters who might then have a real job?
- a $371,026 study to see if mothers love dogs as much as they love kids.
- $804,254 to develop a smartphone game called "Kiddio: Food Fight" The game was designed to show parents how to convince their children to make new healthier food choices.
- The National Technical Information Service sells reports to other federal agencies, 75% of which can be found online for FREE!
- $387,000 to study the effects of Swedish massages on rabbits.
And, of course, there are the pocket change items, like the $90,000 spent to upgrade security at a spring training camp for professional baseball players.
I have an excellent idea for you U.S. government spy-on-me-folks. How about turning the camera lenses around and let the citizens watch you guys for a change. Then again, I don't think I want to see what you guys do behind closed doors. It's already bad enough seeing what's made public.


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Art stars of tomorrow: The latest edition of the show where Damien Hirst and David Hockney started out
Hirst and Prouvost started in New Contemporaries. This year's crop is just as promising
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New Contemporaries, the annual show of art students fresh out of college, has been going for 54 years now. The natural temptation is to view it as a talent contest for picking winners. And indeed the roll call of past exhibitors who have gone on to fame and fortune, from David Hockney, Damien Hirst and the Chapman Brothers to this year's Turner Prize winner, Laure Prouvost, is pretty impressive. It's the wrong way to visit the show, however. The pleasure of the exhibition, now at the ICA, is in just feeling the vibes.
Its particular character comes from the fact that the works are picked by established artists without pre-selection. This year, the judges were Ryan Gander, Chantal Joffe and Nathaniel Mellors, so you could expect a good deal of playing around with images, a fair few installations, along with a dash of humour and the grotesque.
And that, indeed, is what you get. With a total 46 artists represented, there isn't room to show a full selection of each in the space provided. But with one or two works apiece, and the occasional series, you get a good variety and some unexpected, as well as planned, juxtapositions of artists. If you had to draw out a theme, it would be that nearly all the works are the result of quite self-conscious ideas for an installation, video or painted work. Few of them betray a passionate concern for expressing the artist's feelings; they seem to focus more on impressing the viewer.
There is a good and bad side to this. The good side is that the exhibits are intriguing and, when witty, often genuinely funny. You are not faced here with the angst of Byronic youth but the discipline of students, well trained in their craft and knowledgeable about the art traditions that have preceded them. And, one notices in this increasingly global age, they come from all over Europe and beyond. Like the rest of higher education, Britain's art colleges trawl far and wide for paying pupils.
Simon Senn, Purlieus Taels, 2011
The exhibition opens with the most emphatic statement of the assembly. Julia Parkinson's inverted ziggurat, In Conversation, is made from welded steel, sand and paint. Like a stepwell, it compels you peer in to a pattern of descending lines, the sand at the bottom emphasising the hardness of the steel and giving it a resonance of past place. A New Zealander who trained at Camberwell College, you feel that there is a boldness here that could make her a public sculptor of note in the future.
If there is a degree of tentativeness in many of the other works, domesticity even, there is also an eagerness. You can sense the difficulties. The last century took painting and sculpture so far and in so many directions that it is very difficult for any young artist in this century to break free from the past. Nonetheless, they try. Tom Worsfold does it by combining graphic self-representation with upsurging lines in Self Portrait on Beach; Grant Foster by using the texture of the paint itself as the medium of the message in The Agnostic and The Assumed; and Menna Cominetti by mixing media between ink sketch on paper, spray paint and steel in the (then again) series. The most impressive of the painters, however, seemed to me the most conventional in Modernist terms. Maarten van den Bos's figurative paintings, in acrylic, emulsion and filler, have an energy in their rough outlines and even rougher textures that suggest there is still mileage in the De Kooning legacy.
So, too, with the sculpture, where the mixing of ordinary materials pioneered by the Cubists, and the contradiction of shape and association pursued by the Surrealists, still hold sway. There are, in the fashion of our day, rather too many installations in which odd shapes and the addition of bits of clothing are assumed to relay ironic meaning, but Catherine Hughes's disassembled neon signs, with their crumpled screens and fluorescent lights, work well as both as objects and as comments on the urban world. Agnes Calf's series of clay panels, incised with coins or dripping cassette tapes, lie halfway between the two and the three-dimensional, and succeed all the better for it.
Joanna Piotrowska, IV from FROWST
It is with video, however, that the young artists seem most energetic, partly because the medium is not so weighted by the past. Jokes and japes abound, so much so that you feel the real pleasure is in coming up with the concept and adding a witty title rather than making them. In Dante Rendle Traynor's Show, a disembodied head covered in shaving cream sings and pronounces while words and questions move up and down behind him. Dominic Watson jigs away to the Rolling Stones by Henry Moore's Standing Figure in Like a Rolling Stone. Adam Hogarth has a little toy troll speaking literally out of its backside in Language is a Virus from Outer Space. Calum Crawford has a fat man guzzling fast food in Bucket of Chicken & a 4oz, while Matthias Tharang has a naked man with a monstrous beer belly building up and then knocking down a construction of plaster cubes in Beauty of Labour. Adham Faramaway has a gay old time showing a naked man doing his exercises and improving his physique in Total Flex.
And so a good time is had by all, including the viewer, it should be said. Whether they amount to much beyond the gags in the titles is not so certain. One's concern with this kind of work is that it promotes art where the student aims to impress with the inventiveness of the idea rather than the work itself. Digital photography allows a relatively easy way to technical competence.
But it also promotes ironic detachment by the artists. Even in the more serious videos, such as Aisha Abid Hussain's searching eye through the garden and interior of her parents' home, At My Father's House, and Shelley Theodore's record of her elderly neighbour in France looking out of her house and retreating within, in Madame Boussieux Looks, there's a sense that the concept is regarded as sufficient unto itself.
There are two exceptions to this, and very good they are too. Simon Senn, a graduate of Goldsmiths from Switzerland, featured in last year's New Contemporaries with a video set in a South African township in which he invited the unemployed to take part in a staged display of deprivation that was itself an act of exploitation. This time he has gone to the "banlieues" of Paris to produce a parallel narrative, in which he pays a tradesman to act out a story about anger leading to violence, while at the same time interviewing two youths in such a confrontational manner that they eventually do assault him. It's compulsive viewing, but says something about us as viewers of the world's poor.
The other stand-out work is that of the Polish photography graduate from the Royal College of Arts, Joanna Piotrowska. In a series of staged shots about relationships entitled Frowst, a couple of young men in briefs lie side by side on a Persian carpet, two girls in similar dresses to sit athwart each other on a chair and a group of young men and girls to lie on top of each other on a lawn. The compositions are theatrically deliberate, the poses anything but relaxed and the sitters clearly conscious of the camera. But the result as an essay on the strained informality of family and friends, and the ambiguity of feelings, which is both disturbing and moving.
Here, you feel, are two artists who genuinely use their craft to investigate and reveal the life around them.
Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2013, ICA, London SW1 (020 7930 3647, newcontemporaries.org.uk) to 26 January 2014
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Arkansas' Senate delegation has joined a coalition of senators from both parties to urge approval of the Keystone Pipeline.
Republican Sen. John Boozman and Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor on Tuesday joined a group of 20 senators who want to see the pipeline get the green light.
The pipeline would move oil from Canada to the Gulf Coast. A segment from Cushing, Okla., to the Texas Gulf Coast recently marked its halfway completion point.
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Ford's first hybrid to be built and sold in Europe has been awarded a Next Green Car Award.
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Golf SportWagen HyMotion with hydrogen fuel cell
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Our specialist fashion lawyers provide our clients, including designers, manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers and distributors, with a wide range of fashion law services.
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Here is an interesting worksheet on Australia and New Zealand. Learners correctly identify the flag of New Zealand, draw a picture of the Australian Aboriginal Flag, draw a picture of Devil's Rock, and circle the six things they could find in the natural environment of Ayer's Rock.
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Geography of Australia: The Shaping of a Continent
Whether you are embarking on a unit on ecosystems, or the characteristics of the Australian terrain, this would be a great presentation to use. Not only does the presentation contain useful information, it also has pictures to describe each of the topics mentioned.
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Patterns from Nature: Learning about Australia's Aborigines Through Contemporary Art
Students examine various artworks by aborigines in Australia to discover their culture. Using the artwork, they create their own piece based on their interpretations about their culture. They answer discussion questions and share their artwork with the class.
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Geography Project: Australia
Learners will use this presentation and the Internet to give them information for their very own Australia project. They will write and use images to describe Australia's climate, leisure activities, location, interesting facts, culture, and landmarks.
3rd - 5th Social Studies & History
Australia: Reading Passage
Learning about new places is fun and a good way to build strong reading comprehension skills. Kids will read a five paragraph passage about the continent of Australia. Afterward they will draw the Australian and Aboriginal flags in the space provided.
3rd - 5th English Language Arts
New Review The Cultural Geography of Australia, Oceana, and Antarctica
What people groups originally settled in Australia and Oceania, and how do their geography and history affect the regions' cultural makeup? Here you'll find a traditional textbook chapter covering these topics, including informational text, comprehension and discussion questions, images, and map activities.
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Australian Aboriginal Art And Storytelling
Students explore Aboriginal storytelling traditions through the spoken word and through visual culture. They listen to stories of the Dreamtime told by the Aboriginal people and investigate Aboriginal storytelling in contemporary dot paintings.
3rd - 5th Social Studies & History
Global Grover: Australia
Grover's friend Lenny lives under the ground in Australia. He shares a clip showing a town where all the houses are dug underground. This is a very neat documentary to incite imagination. Give your class a set of environmental factors and have them design a dwelling that accommodates those factors.
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New Review Geography Student Workbook, Australia
Your youngsters will be experts on the geography of Australia after working with these activities and worksheets, which review the continent's weather, major landforms, dimensions, history, and climate.
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New Review The Great Artesian Basin
Covering 23% of the continent and holding 64,900 cubic kilometers of water, the Great Artesian Basin is the primary source of water for much of inland Australia. Using detailed student worksheets, experiments, and case studies, young environmentalists learn about this region's geology and ecology, while investigating the management and preservation of this important natural resource.
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Australia's Wildlife
Here is a word search that requires learners to find 25 animals that live in Australia. There are some wild names, such as; Fairy Possum! There is no answer key provided for the search, which would be a good addition to any study of the animals found in Australia.
4th - 5th English Language Arts
Australia, Land of the Outback
Students complete a research project. For this Australia lesson, students discuss the Random Acts of Kindness movement started by an Australian woman, Anne Herbert. They investigate themes of geography as they relate to Australia. Students work in groups to research one of the major regions and then present it to the class.
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New Review Understanding Maps of Earth
Here is your go-to student resource on primary geography concepts, including facts about the surface of the earth and its hemispheres, latitude and longitude, globes, types of maps, and identifying continents and oceans.
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LAKE ISABELLA, Calif. (AP) - Two days of diminished winds have helped firefighters surround 85 percent of a blaze burning near Lake Isabella in the southern Sierra Nevada.
The U.S. Forest Service said in a statement that the blaze burned brightly and sent smoke skyward within the fire lines on Tuesday, but did not jump outside of them.
Officials say a high-pressure system headed into the area could bring a drop in humidity and a bump in fire activity.
The blaze destroyed three houses, damaged another and forced hundreds to flee their homes. At least two of the burned houses appeared to be abandoned.
One other home was damaged by the fire, which charred more than 4 square miles of trees and brush in and around Sequoia National Forest.
Residents were told late Monday they could return to about 1,000 mountain homes that had been evacuated.
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Ashton, Iowa — An Ashton teen has won a state level pageant.
Eighteen-year-old Briana Huff of Ashton has recently been selected as Miss Hawkeye State Junior Miss at the America's US Miss Iowa pageant in Davenport. She will represent Iowa at the America's U.S. Miss National Scholarship Program finals, in July 2015 in Clearwater Beach, Florida.
Huff is the daughter of Lyle and Lisa Huff of Ashton. She tells us about herself.
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NEW YORK — Finally, it was the draft of the quarterback.
Saturday's fourth round of the NFL draft featured a shopping spree for signal callers, beginning with the opening pick of Southern California's Matt Barkley, taken by Philadelphia after a trade with Jacksonville.
Yes, it was three rounds later than Barkley hoped for. Same thing for Ryan Nassib of Syracuse, Landry Jones of Oklahoma and Tyler Wilson of Arkansas, the other quarterbacks chosen early Saturday.
"We're going to take the best value on the board," coach Chip Kelly said, adding the Eagles rated Barkley in the top 50. "There's a prime example. The best value on the board by far was Matt. He's an extremely mature young man, intelligent, articulate. He has that `it' factor."
Perhaps. But he seemed to have a lot more of it last year. Barkley was projected as a first-round selection last year, but opted to return to school. He and the Trojans slumped, Barkley injured his shoulder, and his stock plummeted.
"I try not to get stressed about things I can't control," Barkley said when asked about his drop in the draft. "I'm just glad I know where my home is and I can't wait to hit the playbook."
He will join quarterbacks Michael Vick and Nick Foles in Philadelphia.
The New York Giants, hardly in need of a quarterback with Eli Manning in his prime, still dealt with Arizona to move up for Nassib.
Oakland, which acquired Matt Flynn from Seattle in the offseason to be its starter, followed two picks later at No. 112 overall with Wilson. Three spots after that, Pittsburgh grabbed Jones, probably hoping to groom him behind Ben Roethlisberger.
National champion Alabama, which had four players chosen previously - three in the first round - saw linebacker Nico Johnson go to Kansas City with the pick after Barkley was taken. Crimson Tide guard Barrett Jones, who can play all offensive line positions, was taken by the Rams midway in the fourth round.
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MTH95 Intermediate Algebra
Explores functions graphically and symbolically with an emphasis on function notation. Investigate functions, equations, and graphs involving quadratic, rational, radical, and absolute value expressions. Technology is integrated throughout. Graphing calculator required. TI-89 Titanium or Casio Classpad 330 recommended. Prerequisites: MTH 63, MTH 65 or MTH 70 and placement into WR 115. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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Distance Education: Web Course Information
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- IMPORTANT! To get started with the course, on the FIRST day of the term, log into the class: go to, https://my.pcc.edu/. and click on the Desire2Learn login. If you do not log into the online course by 9:00 pm Tuesday of week one, you may be dropped from the class. Below is tentative information. Please see the official course syllabus that will be available to you in the D2L shell on the first day of the term.
- Course Specific Requirements:
- Required Text(available at the bookstore).: Intermediate Algebra with Applications and Visualization-FOURTH edition by Rockswold & Krieger.
For this course, we will NOT use MyMathLab. If you specifically want to use MyMathLab, then please register into a different section that requires and uses MML.
Online environment: Online math class works best for independent learners who are willing and able to read the textbook and online lectures and learn successfully and have the technical skills necessary to complete the online assignments . If you learn better from hearing an instructor (rather than reading a message conveying the same information) and/or from a face-to-face interaction and/or from one-on-one in-person help, then an on-campus class might be a better fit for you. Most students can expect to spend at least 15 hours each week on reading the assigned sections from the textbook, online lectures, completing the D2L worksheets. This online course is NOT self-paced. See below for details.
Organization of the course: The course materials and assignments for this class are organized by weeks. Each online week begins on a Monday and ends on the following Sunday. The course calendar (available online on the first day of classes) contains the list of textbook sections and topics that you are expected to learn each week and also the assignments due each week. Each week, there will be TWO assignments to turn in: a short discussion post and also a long weekly worksheet submitted twice via D2L dropbox- see course syllabus for details. The weekly worksheet is a handout with several math questions which you will complete by showing all your work. Most students handwrite their work, take a clear readable digital picture and upload an image into D2L. Some students like to scan their work and yet some others like to type their solutions using an equation editor (for math symbols) then upload the document into the online class.
ON-CAMPUS EXAMS (a departmental requirement!): You will be expected to take a paper and pen/pencil, closed book, no-notes, no-calculator midterm and a final exam at the Rock Creek campus. The exact date/time of the two oncampus exams will be available to you on the first day of the term. Usually the midterm is on a Thursday evening of Week-6 and and the final exam is on the Thursday evening of the Finals week. If you are unable to come to Rock Creek campus for the proctored exams on the posted date/time, then you must contact me in week-one to obtain details from me on how to go about making arrangements to take the exams either at one of the PCC testing centers or in a proctored setting at a college testing-center near you.
- Web Technical Requirements:
- Please be sure to read the Technical Requirements for this delivery mode.
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The Berlin trio's eighth album follows four years after the excellent Speculation and slots nicely into the old pattern – light-touch electronica with the odd nod to classical and jazz, but rarely too tasteful. It's another record that feels cerebral but is never less than accessible.
Part of that's down to a legendary guest. On three tracks, Stefan Schneider and Robert and Ronald Lippok are joined by the soft, captivating tones of Arto Lindsay from 1970s New York no-wave trailblazers DNA. It's not the kind of collaboration that's going to make the 10 O'Clock News, but in these circles it's a perfect match-up. Lindsay brings humanity to the generally instrumental To Rococo Rot sound, smoothing the glitchy, jagged edges of Longest Escalator In The World and warming up the avant-garde folktronica of opener Many Descriptions. It's a similar alchemy to the one Neneh Cherry found with RocketNumberNine on this year's Blank Project.
Elsewhere, To Rococo Rot sneak into Radiohead territory with the mysterious sparse guitar and piano of Classify, and even go a little bit house on Baritone. Throughout, Instrument has an imperturbable calm about it, a sense of space that makes it a pleasure to experience, however outré the sound experiments get. That's what all those years bring.
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