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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrateg...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happe...
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Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective ...
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We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will w...
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Cultural, regulatory, environmental, political and economic (CREPE) conditions over the past decade are creating cross-industry solution spaces that require processes and technologies from both the Internet of Things (IoT), and Data Management and Analytics (DMA). These solution spaces are evolving into Sensor Analytics Ecosystems (SAE) that represent significant new opportunities for organizations of all types. Public Utilities throughout the world, providing electricity, natural gas and water,...
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"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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DevOps is all about agility. However, you don't want to be on a high-speed bus to nowhere. The right DevOps approach controls velocity with a tight feedback loop that not only consists of operational data but also incorporates business context. With a business context in the decision making, the right business priorities are incorporated, which results in a higher value creation. In his session at DevOps Summit, Todd Rader, Solutions Architect at AppDynamics, discussed key monitoring techniques...
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Want to enable self-service provisioning of application environments in minutes that mirror production? Can you automatically provide rich data with code-level detail back to the developers when issues occur in production? In his session at DevOps Summit, David Tesar, Microsoft Technical Evangelist on Microsoft Azure and DevOps, will discuss how to accomplish this and more utilizing technologies such as Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio online, and Application Insights in this demo-heavy session.
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When an enterprise builds a hybrid IaaS cloud connecting its data center to one or more public clouds, security is often a major topic along with the other challenges involved. Security is closely intertwined with the networking choices made for the hybrid cloud. Traditional networking approaches for building a hybrid cloud try to kludge together the enterprise infrastructure with the public cloud. Consequently this approach requires risky, deep "surgery" including changes to firewalls, subnets...
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, discussed how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money!
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Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using ...
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My 7year old very-confident-reader daughter is loving this reading guide. I'm delighted with it. Good explanations. Even better that it starts teaching about the Holy Spirit and then is straight on to the gospel. No holds barred great teaching. The Think about it bits are genuinely thought provoking. The variety of puzzles, codes, drawing bits etc keep her fully engaged. Highly recommended. No regrets on this one.
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We have been XTB with our 8 year old daughter for over a year now, we use it as 'quiet time' before she goes to bed. She enjoys it so much and it has taught her to think about the Bible far more then if we had just been reading the bible with her. We will continue to do XTB with her every night and will start doing it with her younger sister as she gets older too. What a brilliant concept and very well presented.
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We bought these notes to read with the grandchildren when they came to stay recently. They seemed to engage well, and asked to read them each day. They especially liked the stickers and wished there were more. Having things to fill in helped to focus. We hope using these notes will encourage the children to develop a daily Bible reading habit.
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I have established the habit of personal Bible reading and meditation for the past 54 years and have found this an enormous help in personal knowlege of the Lord and growth in the faith. I was keen to encourage my class of children at church to read God's word for themselves. As a child I was helped by daily Bible reading notes and I was looking for something similar to show them
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I do hope you and your son continue to enjoy exploring the Bible together, and that XTB can help with that, even if not in the ideal way. Thanks again for writing your review.
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In May 2008, I visited the IPic Theatres at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale, Wisconsin. In my Reader Comments about the theater, I noted that the seats were a little too far away and a little too low for the positioning of the screen in the theater we were in. Changes may have been made since then, but I have not returned to the theater to find out.
It would seem that there might be a middle ground for the new Gold Class Cinemas to strike between what they were doing, and what other chains are doing with their upscale "VIP" movie experiences. The IPic location in Wisconsin has an adult evening price of $16 for VIP seating, and I would imagine that it is this model that the company will be using going forward. A few miles North, the Marcus North Shore Cinemas in Mequon has VIP seating in their large UltraScreen auditorium, and they charge $16, which includes a $5.50 voucher for food and drinks. The Marcus offering is reserved seating with larger chairs and seatside service, but not to the same level as what I've seen in the IPic and Gold Class locations.
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NCIS Review: Sea of Liesby Steve Marsi at . Comments
NCIS brought back a favorite guest star and treated us to another first-rate episode Tuesday in "Lost at Sea."
When the Coast Guard is involved, Gibbs counterpart Abigail Borin (Diane Neal) usually is too, and the show's better for it. Smart, experienced and tough enough to retain her credibility as an authority figure, but still laid back enough to mix it up with Gibbs' subordinates, there's not a lot to dislike about "the other" Abby.
In addition to the week's mystery (a good one), Borin played a role in the night's entertaining side plot involving Tony and Tim, a.k.a. McGoose. After bragging about their exploits on the dating scene, the wannabe wingmen were challenged by Ziva to pick up the next woman they saw, which of course was Borin.
Tim and Tony may not be successful at picking up women, but it sure is entertaining to watch them try.
She was playing the guys all along, it turned out, with Borin in on the gag. Point, Ziva.
Her motivation? Not being asked to join the two for for drinks - although there was also a not-so-subtle implication from Ziva that Tony should ask her out on a real date, a hint echoed by Borin after the jig was up.
"You had your chance," she says. Hmm. One of these days he's got to make a move, right? While I wouldn't want NCIS to become The Tiva Show at the expense of other characters, what's the harm in one date?
As for Borin, the notion of the guys asking her out was funny because I couldn't picture it in either case. She's a good catch, for sure, as are they, but her connection with the team has always felt different to me.
Some tend to look at the CGIS Abby as a potential love interest for Gibbs (lots of letters in their employers' names, similar personality traits, red hair), but I see it more as an older sibling/younger sibling relationship, with Borin being the "cool" aunt who can relate to the "kids" while still commanding their respect when she needs to.
That said ... I wonder if she would've said yes had she not been in on the joke.
In any case, it was great to have her back, but that was just one component of an episode shrouded in mystery from the get-go. Something was clearly amiss, but it took most of the evening to figure out what.
It was a true Navy caper (and Coast Guard) involving a mission gone awry, which always feels a little more authentic compared to run-of-the-mill murders that just happen to involve Marines, and an unusual one.
The first dead end came in the search for a second aircraft, followed by the pilot's apparent suicide that wasn't actually suicide. Eventually, the money trail led Gibbs & Co. to question the three survivors' account.
Neither Lt. Hernandez or his troubled, last-minute replacement Lt. Comm. Happ could go through with the scheme in the end, and the latter paid with his life at the hands of the buyer of the chopper they planned to sell.
Staging a crash to sell off a dated helicopter for a measly $75,000 each? Probably not worth it under the best of circumstances, and it showed. Dehydration, brain damage, death and likely imprisonment.
Fortunately, Happ's wife and son didn't have to hear the false account the Pentagon was about to release. He was the hero who tried to stop it. The fact that the scrap dealer was the killer? Did not see that coming.
The case took so many turns and his character fit so nicely into Borin messing with Tony and Tim, it was easy to miss his connection to the crime ... until it was revealed that the officers were selling the machine, of course.
Very enjoyable episode overall. We'll all have installments we like more than others, for various reasons, but I think we can all agree so far that NCIS has plenty left in its tank in Season 10.
A few more stray thoughts and observations before turning it over to you ...
- Ducky clearly honed his covert prowess decades ago on The Man from U.N.C.L.E. A few security people at Walter Reed are no match for a man versed in international espionage.
- Vance's tie? Definitely not softening his mood from the looks of it.
- Hearing like a horse ... whisperer? I always love Ziva-isms.
- And Abbs and Abbs together. How can you not, right?
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(Cont'd) money off of the "Tiva Cash Cow", and they certainly don't apologize for it. Tiva's relationship is obviously helping to keep NCIS & its cast rolling along into more seasons, and they darn well know it.
@Chelle *Clapping* BRAVO!!! I wish I'd brought my pom-poms XD. Nicely said! ENOUGH with the Hate. The people who post on this thread don't care for that kind of Negativity! I liked the ep, but I didn't love it. The characters were fun - Tim & Tony were sooo crazy! I thought it was sort of weird for two grown, able-bodied men to be spending a night playing video games. I hope the writers are listening: TIM REALLY NEEDS A GIRLFRIEND - and quick. Tony's in danger of ending up like him - EW! Please get the Tiva date over with, too. After all this Tiva Hype the show has been doing, Tiva should have been dating a LONG time ago!! I disagree with Steve Marsi in the fact that NCIS never was about just that anyways, so he shouldn't even worry about it. But I DO blame NCIS for making Tiva such a highly promoted feature on the show. If CBS didn't want some viewers interpreting it as "The Tiva Show", they should have stopped exploiting Tony & Ziva years ago. They've made a LOT of money off of the "Tiva Cash Cow". Tiva's relationship is obviously helping to keep NCIS rolling along, and they darn well know it.
your hateful comments. Perhaps you should all stop watching before the big Ziva storyline begins in January so we do not have to be subjected to all your negative ideas. And remember, if you can't be kind, please be silent.
People who come to the TV Fanatic NCIS page do so because they are fans of the show. I love all the characters. I love how they all relate to one another. So here is my opinion-if you hate a character so much, like those who have been ranting against Ziva, you have the option of changing the channel; it is as simple as that. I, for one, would not watch a show that inflamed so much hatred in me for a FICTIONAL character. Didn't your mother ever tell you that "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all"? I find it sad that you all spend so much time letting yourself fester over someone that doesn't really exist. I love Ziva and I think Cote de Pable does an excellent job of portraying her. Several writers have stated that she is a very good actress and they enjoy writing for her. Remember all the characters and what they say are a creation of a team of writers. Don't hate on the actors who are directed in a performance written for them. Or at least refrain from your hateful comments when the big Ziva storyline begins in January. Perhaps you should stop watching at that time. And remember, if you can't be kind, please be silent
I loved all the fun, drama, and interaction between cast. One of my favorite shows. The cast is great. I liked Diane Neal on Law & order, liked her on this show too. Keep on, keeping on.
This was just brilliant and fun, from start to finish. Always a treat to see Borin again, and clearly Team Gibbs felt the same. :)
It was a good episode with mystery and laughter. Ducky was definitely evident in this episode. Laughed till I cried about scene with McGee and Tony about the tickets. The advice Tony gave Borin was priceless. For those who don't remember the scene, they were standing by the car and each was talking about their role in the agencies. Tony mentioned that he was once offered his own team in Spain. Borin asked why he didn't take the position and he said it was because of the people he works it. Any question about loyalty! Tony looked great in his entire wardrobe yesterday. Just for Tony fans, let's hold on because a Tony episode should be coming soon.
I liked RJ, she was a lil hottie with some moxie that matched tony and they was sizzle between them. also would like ziva and tony to rekindle that flame, add some more fire to the great show. as to those who criticize, just go away, why do you bother here?
I loved this episode. It was good to have a less complicated case in just the one episode too, easy to follow. I picked Quinn as the bad guy as soon as he turned up, but wondered how they connected. Again loved all the humour that goes with the sibling rivalry of the team and then the gentle and moving moments with Gibbs and Habbs helmet at the end. But the very best was Ducky and his covert prowess.
I love Ducky handing Gibbs the key card all 'I used to be a spy' like. Where and how did he get it? Hot little fingers?


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Dear Middle School Families,
Headed into our last week of school before the Thanksgiving break, it is certainly appropriate to pause for reflection about all that we have to be thankful for here in the Middle School.
On Tuesday, November 11, we had the opportunity to say "Thank You" to our Veterans and Active Duty Military Personnel through two panel discussions held in the Middle and Upper Schools. Read an article about the day here: Veterans Day 2014
On Wednesday the Middle School held our annual open house for prospective families, and we are thankful for the many volunteer parent and student hands that contributed to an excellent event coordinated by our Admissions Team. With close to one hundred and fifty families in attendance, we are thankful to all of the current families who choose Parker as the home for their child's education, as well as the prospective families who are considering the Parker family as their next educational community.
Thursday was a day of feasting and thanks, as our Parents Association treated the Middle School faculty to a day of delicious food and tempting sweets. Thank you Parker Parents for your generosity; you sure made our day!
On behalf of all of us in the Middle School, I wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving time.
Thank you for checking out all we do here "in the Middle."
11/20 - MS/US Strings Performance
11/20 - Sixth and Seventh Grade Thanksgiving Celebration
11/21 - Ellis Island Simulation
11/21 - Eighth Grade Thanksgiving Celebration
We are looking for eighth grade parent volunteers for an Ellis Island simulation from 7:30 to 10 am on Friday, November 21. The annual simulation is a part of our interdisciplinary family history curriculum. If you are a foreign language speaker, a medical, legal, or psychiatric professional, or an enthusiastic volunteer, we want you! We are also looking for family members who would be willing to share their immigration story with the eighth grade class. Please indicate your availability to help by filling out this form: Ellis Island Volunteer Form
Thank you in advance for making the Ellis Island experience come alive for the Class of 2019.
We have many pieces of Land's End clothing in our lost and found without student names in them. Any items left on November 20th will be given to the Parent's Association for the end of the year sale.
The Parker Community Service Board is sponsoring a food drive with the San Diego Food Bank November 17-21.
Donations may be dropped off in barrels located on campus, in the drive-up lanes on the Linda Vista campus, and the Community Service Office. (located off the faculty parking lot)
Please consider donating the following.
* canned meats (tuna, ham, chicken)* peanut butter* canned soup * canned or dried fruits * canned vegetables * dried beans, rice & cereal * dried pasta * powdered milk * infant formula * packaged nuts and seeds * Thanksgiving items, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie filling
Please: no glass jars, including baby food, home canned or baked products.
Please contact Carol Jensen, Director of Community Programs, at 858 569-7900 x4112 if you have any questions. Thank you.
We continue to examine students' technological needs for now and in the future, the Tech Committees meet on a regular basis to discuss how we can coordinate and build upon our vision and use of technology. One of the issues that came to the foreground was the use of iPads in the Upper School. The thinking has evolved regarding the effectiveness and appropriateness of an iPad program for each grade level in the upper school. Recognizing the commitment that families and the School have made, we decided to continue the implementation of iPads in this year's 9th and 10th grades but not introduce them formally into the 11th and 12th grades. Instead, for this year we have welcomed students to bring their own laptop to class in grades 11 and 12 as they are free to do so now. Moving forward (2015-16), we will implement a "structured RYOD" program- students are required to bring a device (laptop computer) from a defined and limited selection of options in the upper school. This development will complement and deepen our use of Google Apps and Haiku (Learning Management System) in the months and years to come.
Our laptop choices for families are informed by these questions: What do US faculty want students to be able to do with a device? What are the outcomes, tasks and activities that we want students to produce or work on during the day? Which are the most cost effective choices? Which choices offer the greatest flexibility while guaranteeing a consistent and reliable learning environment?
While asking the above questions, we also sought a choice of models that all students will bring to school daily that met the below specifications:
Long battery life (5-6 hours minimum, 8 recommended)
Lightweight and rugged
Able to run full (desktop) versions of the Chrome browser
Camera for conferencing and recording
Any laptop that meets these requirements would suffice. These three models are representative examples that would meet these criteria:
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With their own personal laptop, students daily will be able to:
Access academic resources, online and installed textbooks in class and off campus
Work full Google Apps Suite (including all collaborative, editing and formatting features) and Haiku LMS
Organize their work and schedule
Perform scholarly research using multiple sources, online and traditional
Create learning artifacts that demonstrate mastery of essential subject area understandings
Record and analyze data, photograph, record audio and video
Combine, edit and modify existing works in a variety of media
Present and demonstrate in classrooms and online
Model systems, write programs
Curate and organize learning artifacts, demonstrate mastery through examples of self generated content
Exchange learning artifacts and work with Parker community and worldwide
Dear Middle School Families,
Congratulations are in order for our Middle School Girls' Volleyball team! Early last week, our girls captured the championship for the southern portion of our conference and then continued on to defeat the northern champion, Santa Fe Christian and win the conference championship outright for the second year in a row. According to our Assistant Athletic Director, John Herman, our conference is one of the top volleyball conferences in country. Way to go girls!
As many of you may recall, our Strategic Plan calls for close articulation of curriculum between all of our divisions. As we continue with our scope and sequence project and our divisional transition meetings our teachers are capitalizing on the natural connections already in place. For example, this Monday our second graders will be visiting our eighth grade students as each grade works on a collaborative Coming to America project. Second grade students will be included in Mr. Howard and Ms. Ong-Dean's classes and then join our eighth graders for lunch.
In addition to the attention we are devoting to curricular articulation, our Strategic Plan goals also include continued refinement and improvement of our character education program. In the Middle School, Christi Cole and Mary Ong-Dean are leading a revision of our Advisory program we call Advisory 2.0. Building on a strong tradition of Advisory work in the Middle School, Advisors at each grade level are writing Advisory curriculum that is tied to our Middle School Core Values: Community, Life Long Learning, Whole Child Education, Collaboration, and Global Citizenship. To complement this work and capitalize on our participation in the Independent School Data Exchange, we also use a tool called the Mission Skills Assessment. The Middle School participated in this work last year and on Thursday, November 13th students will begin the assessment for the 2014-2015 school year. Students will use their iPads to complete the assessment which measures Teamwork, Creativity, Ethics, Resilience, Curiosity, and Time Management. Results of the Mission Skills Assessment (MSA) are reported on the school level rather than an individual level and will be used to continually improve our program. Just one more way that we strive to keep Parker at the pinnacle of excellence!
11/11/14 - Veterans' Day - School is in Session
11/12/14 - MS Admissions Open House
11/13/14 - MS Dance Performance
11/14/14 - 7th and 8th Grade Dance
11/20/14 - MS/US Strings Performance
Invitation to the Middle School Dance Concert! The Middle School Dance classes will
perform in the Taking Turns Concert on Thursday, November 13 at 4:00pm in Crivello Hall. The theme this year is Art Dances! The students will perform original dances that they created in Choreography Design Labs. Please join us for an exciting production!
We will be having a free demo class with SOS Entertainment for our "Little Spin" DJ Class on November 18 (Tuesday!) at 3:30 pm. Please see the attached flyer: find it here.
Parker students enjoyed a variety of activities this week. Our seventh graders traveled to a selection of San Diego locations for Community Awareness Day. Below are a few scenes from our students who volunteered at the Chancellor McGill School.
We also celebrated Halloween this week with a Community Meeting and our annual Halloween parade and costume contest.
On Saturday, our robotics team took home a second place project award and qualified as one of only eight teams to advance to the Southern California Championships at Legoland this December. Congratulations team members and Coach Ceri Keith.
Finally, a follow up from last Saturday's trip to the Society of Women Engineers National Conference/ Invent It. Build It. EXPO in Los Angeles. The event was sold out with over 500 middle school girls in attendance. Teachers Jennifer Dorsey and Heather Heilman chaperoned our Parker girls who co-created two projects with the resident women engineers, developed a solid understanding of what it means to be an "engineer," and learned how to pursue an engineering education.
11/4/14 - Middle School Book Fair Opens
11/4/14 - MS Band/Chorus/Percussion performance evening
While morning drop may present some challenges, your child's safety is our number one concern. With that in mind, please do not drop off your children on Linda Vista road to bypass the drop off area. It is dangerous, illegal and causes more back ups. Thank you in advance for your help and support.
Sixth and seventh grade students will be performing during class time on Friday, November 7 as follows:
6th grade: 9:45 to 10:35
7th grade: 1:05 to 1:55 pm
Middle School Band, Chorus and Percussion will be performing on November 4 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in J. Crivello Hall.
Thank you to everyone who has turned in the required Discovery Week forms or who is working on getting them in by the deadline of November 3.
PLEASE do NOT pay any money to the companies directly. The school has already paid down payments for all students and will be billing families in the next month.
If any family wants the additional insurance through ACIS or Prometour, please indicate that on the registration form and they will be billed the additional cost.
Please contact your trip leader or Christi Cole with any questions.
Invitation to the Middle School Dance Concert! The Middle School Dance classes will perform in the Taking Turns Concert on Thursday, November 13 at 4:00pm in J. Crivello Hall. The theme this year is Art Dances! The students will perform original dances that they created in Choreography Design Labs. Please join us for an exciting production!
The Middle School ASB will host the Fall Scholastic Book Fair, Tuesday, November 4th, through Friday, November 7th, in the Middle School Commons.
Parent Volunteers please click on this link sign up sheet or contact Katy Philyaw at firstname.lastname@example.com
November 4th-6th (7:30a.m.-3:00p.m.)
November 7th (7:30-8:00a.m.)
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Pre-Authorization Book Fair Billing Form
Middle School students have each been provided with a collection of short story study materials collected, bound and copyright cleared for us by University Readers. The copyright fees in particular bring some costs to this reader. Please complete the billing form emailed previously and have your child return it to his or her English teacher.
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