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MEMPHIS — By the slimmest of margins, the Dallas Mavericks will be headed South down Interstate-35 to San Antonio to start a playoff series this weekend instead of heading North up I-35 to Oklahoma City.That's how close the Mavericks came to knocking off the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday.Monta Ellis missed a wide-open 18-footer at the final buzzer as the Grizzlies held on to edge the Mavericks 106-105 in overtime before 17,323 at the FedEx Forum.The loss left the Mavericks with the Western Conference's No. 8 seed with a regular-season record of 49-33. The Mavericks will open a best-of-seven first-round playoff series in San Antonio at noon Sunday against the No. 1-seeded Spurs.The Grizzlies finished the season 50-32 and the No. 7 seed and will play at No. 2-seeded Oklahoma City on Saturday.Mike Conley drained a pair of free throws with 1.1 seconds left for the game-winner after he was fouled in traffic by Vince Carter. Then, after three timeouts, Dallas got the ball to Ellis, who was wide open inside the 3-point arc.But Ellis' shot hit the inside of the rim and careened away as time expired."I got a great look, it didn't go down," said Ellis, who finished with 14 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter and overtime session. "I think we did a great job, we competed, it went down to the wire and they won."We went out and played our hearts out. We did enough to get it to overtime and make our run and we came up short, but I think we finished the regular season on a positive note and we're about to get ready for the playoffs now."The Mavericks went toe-to-toe with the burly Grizzlies for most of the night. They even had to battle back from a 10-point deficit just to force overtime, which occurred after Ellis drilled a 3-pointer with 13 seconds remaining in regulation.As for that final shot at the end of overtime by Ellis, the Mavericks know many fortunes changed on that miss."It was a good look, and the way he'd been shooting it, I just really thought it was going to go in," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said. "He played with such courage in the fourth quarter I doubt we would have been in the position we were in with a chance to win it if it hadn't been for him."He's just got to keep lacing those up, because he's going to make more than he misses."Dallas led 105-102 in overtime after a 3-pointer by Dirk Nowitzki (30 points) with 46 seconds left. But an offensive rebound and basket by Tony Allen got the Grizzlies within a point with only 31.4 seconds left.Ellis then missed a tough shot, Conley grabbed the rebound and zoomed down the floor and ran into a bevy of players, and Carter was whistled for a foul."Our guys played with a lot of courage and a lot of guts and they hung in there," Carlisle said. "There were some calls that were, I thought, were clearly missed, and we played through those things and gave ourselves a great chance."Memphis led 29-24 after the first period as Samuel Dalembert got into foul trouble trying to tussle with Zach Randolph (27 points, 14 rebounds) and Marc Gasol (19 points, nine rebounds and nine assists).The Mavericks led 53-51 at intermission, but trailed 75-73 after three quarter. Mostly, it was a nip-and-tuck game with the Grizzlies enjoying a 48-39 advantage on the boards, including a 20-15 edge on the offensive boards.Still, the Mavs had their chances down the stretch, as Ellis missed a shot on a similar play when he drilled a game-winner at the buzzer in Portland earlier this season."It ends up coming down to one shot, which probably it should in a game like this that was so hard fought," Carlisle said. "We got to regroup and we got to get ready for San Antonio."
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4 cups fresh small broccoli florets
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1 celery rib, finely chopped
4 cups fat-free milk,
2 teaspoons reduced-sodium chicken bouillon granules
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My boys attend this school and i really like the school. My oldest started kindergarten at this school and at the beginning of the school year my son had a really hard time adjusting. With the help of Ms. Belanger, Ms. Bishop, Mrs. Wyatt, and Ms. Spencer my son has transformed into an excellent student and now he really loves going to this school. My 4yr old attends now and they both are doing very well. Ms. Hemmer is amazing and she's on top of everything. Ms. Hawkins can be a bit intimidating but she her heart is with these kids and it shows. It's hard to read the bad reviews because i haven't experienced any negative issues with this school. I do agree with some of the comments about a make over but overall i'm please with Holy Family and would recommend this school to family/friends.
I am a former student who went to Holy Family in the 1980's. I can honestly say that they taught me how to write good papers. There was a strong emphasis on reading. That helped me throughout my life and gave me the foundations I needed. Glad to see the school is still open.
Teachers of the school have no patience for the children you received several phone calls for the little things never received any positive feedback from your childs teacher. the children are not challenged. I would not recommend the school for parents who care about the childs education or their future in education.
Poor teaching... The school is extremely outdated, books, computers, ... The school needs a complete turnaround.. Last year, teachers were not completely certified, this year's teachers have no patience for our kids.. IT IS SAD!! I would not recommend this school to anyone.
My child went to Holy Family for two years. I was very pleased with the curriculum and the teacher in the 3rd grade, but 4th grade was a huge disappointment. My child consistently talked to me about the things that the teachers were saying not only to her but also to other students. I found the comments to be disrespectful, inappropriate, and sometimes downright factually incorrect. I think the administration spends too much time tolerating those students with behavioral problems and ignored the students who strived to do well. There's an overall negative and tense atmosphere at the school and the teachers seem to be intimidated and too scared to speak out. I knew it was time to go when my child said to me "I don't know why they call this place Holy Family. There's nothing holy about it." Incidentally, my child is a straight A student at HFS, but when I went to remove my child from the school and place her elsewhere, she scored very poorly. What does that say about the academics?
I am currently a senior (8th gr.) and I honestly can say I STRONGLY DISLIKE this school. Many people like it, but I think that teachers don't even like it. They say we as students are disrespectful. And the principal even told us we were the worst 7 and 8 grade in her years of being principal. My class cant never learn anything because my teacher talks to much and puts everyone to sleep. We hardly use our textbooks exept in math English science social studies. Also they have mice. And they know it. The teachers are very disrespectful. Well not all of them. Shout out to MR. MERCER for being the best science teacher in the world and understanding us as children.
My baby LOVES this school, always ready to go.... It was a great choice and so glad I decided to send her.... Keep up the good work Mrs. Hawkins....
I attended Holy Family from Kindergarden - 8th grade. I didn't appreciate the school at the time but now I am grateful to the teachers and my parents for sending me there. During my tenure I couldn't stand having to wear uniforms, I felt like the school was out of date, stern and expected way to much out of the students. It wasn't until I visited the surrounding high schools and found that even as a struggling student in Holy Family, I was leaps and bounds ahead educationally from my public school counterparts. Holy Family prepared me for life. I made it through high school, college and graduate school and currently am fairly successful. Holy Family taught me life lessons and the people that I have met during my tenure at HF are the most positive, successful people that I have ever met in my life.
I would rate holy family over the chart it is the best school i have ever went to. I loved the teachers and the pastor father damamin he was so nice and mrs. Hawkins she was awesome. I was a student there for 8 years untill i had to leave but i want to go bac. All i have to say is that school taugh me alot about religion and being a better person...U guys well always be in me heart..............
I rate Holy family School ver highly. When we could not afford the school fees, Mrs Hawkins still took us in and 3 of my kids where accomodated without paying school fees. My 2 year old at the time was accepted into the school so that I could work. It has made a big difference in her life. To all the places we have moved to since then her teachers have always commented on how organized, respectful and deligent she is and this is because she had the right foundation. Today, we have found our feet because of the opportunity the school gave us to do so and we will continue to contribute to the school with the hope that other kids can be given an opportunity. My kids were taught love with a firm descipline. I am happy that the school still continues in its catholic tradition of descipline.
This is an excellent school. Some parents expect the school to do what they should be doing with their kids at home. The principal truely cares about these children and their futures. She is stern but loving. Some parents want to complain about what the school and teachers are not doing but you and your child will get out what you and your chilld put into their education. My daughter has been a student here since the First grade and she is now in the 7th and my son is in his second year in PreK-4. The staff are professional and curteous and if a teacher is not right the Principal will take care of the issue. I even tried to put my kids in a school closer to my home for convience but after 3 months I put them back into Holy Family. Because its not about convience.
I am a former student.I can say I learned so much from my years there however I have never been so streesed out.The teachers are rude and very disrespetful to the student there always talking down on them making them feel so low.
I am a recent holy family alumni and I was very impressed with the acedemics. However, the teacher to student respect could use quite a bit of tuning up.The critism turned to insults very often,like saying we will met very many people that can talk rings around us and would be the laughing stalk of high school(major beatdown of self-esteem.) They were extremely money hungy and were into the game of manipulation. I thought community service was service in the community, but it's really having you do what the teachers don't feel like most of the time and that's the only thing that counts. The teachers sometimes has to let us learn from experience than a shaking finger. The students had to respect out of fear of authority and not of love.
I was very excited about Holy Family, but was disapointed as the year went on. My child is in PK4 and she has learned very little. They are suppose to have homework on Tue & Thurs., typically homework is coloring. I was expecting more writing and counting. To me this is just daycare and not school. I can say that the teachers are caring.
I was very exicted when my daughter joined this school, the principal convinced my that they would work with my child, because she had reading difficulties, well that was a joke she went through 2nd grade w/flying colors, we were happy, come third grade, her teacher said she should have failed 2nd grade, because she or anybody else fromthe 2nd grade was not ready to read. Their teachers are not certified, they are mostly appointed by the principal, being God lead, the staff is rude, the principal is always hyper, and too much yelling at the kid, overall I was not impressed w/this school, Iam desperately seeking another school, the classroom size is too large my child has 34 kids in her class w/1 teacher, and sometimes an aide. Art has not been implemented yet, and music, is just learning a song, to encourage your child to come to Sunday mass.
I used to like the school a lot until the 8th grade. The curriculum for 8th graders is very week. Some of the teachers are very insensitive with the students and fail to understand that criticism can be damaging if it is use as an insult and only to make the student feel inferior. The principal used to be more caring and involve with the students. Now she seems more concern in making the school look good instead of working for the students on their behave. Mr.Buttler, the math teacher is the best educator the school has. He is a strong asset for the school. The principal is not too friendly, she is always walking very tense, and it doesnt seem that she enjoys what she is doign.
I will recommend this school to anyone interested in quality education. The dedication of the staff is the key for the success of the children. Personally my child has benefit from the knowledge, discipline and experience of educators like Sister Evelyn and Mr.Butler. The principal considers the school as a family and treats each child like a member of her own. The children work hard in this school and learn daily, but also they have time to socialize and enjoy making good friends. The children in this school are very good with each other, you can feel their happiness when you walk the halls. This school is not about money, it is about helping your child to get ready for his or her future in every aspect, religiously, academically and socially. It is an excellent choice for your child.
I think the school is very good. My child has learned so much in the short period since school has started. I like the fact that it is not one of those schools where your child is just another number. They really care about all of the students their. Mrs. Hawkins runs a tight ship but it's all for the good and safety of every child at Holy Family. She is not the kind of principal who just sits behind her desk, she visit and sit in on classes constantly and continually stirves to bring out the best in the kids academically.
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Call it "JIF Day," an event both anticipated and dreaded in scientific publishing when Journal Citation Reports, a commercial service of Thomson Reuters "Web of Science," issues its yearly "journal impact factor" (JIF) ratings that purport to rank journals by their research impact. This year Thomson Reuters postponed JIF Day from mid-June to late-July. With the 2014 JIF ranking finally expected this week, the anti-JIF coalition of scientists, journal editors, and scholarly publishers who issued the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) are greeting the delayed JIFs with examples of JIF-less "good practices" for scientific assessment.
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ASCB's Public Information Committee (PIC), the longtime producer of Celldance, is now a microscopic motion picture producer. For Celldance 2014, PIC will commission three "Tell Your Own Cell Story" videos at $1,000 each to be shot on location in the labs of ASCB members. "In a very modest way, we are looking to underwrite cell biology films that balance an accessible narrative, rock-solid science, and awesome imagery," says PIC Chair Simon Atkinson.
Jerrold Schwaber, an immunologist and cell biologist who pioneered the concept and technique for monoclonal antibodies (hybridomas) died at home in Haddonfield, New Jersey, on June 6. He was 67. Schwaber was a longtime member of the ASCB, joining in 1980 and moving to emeritus status in 2002.
Roll-aboard suitcase in tow, the passenger in the red chinoiserie jacket was coming up the ramp to Terminal C in Dulles International Airport at a determined rate when her eye was caught by a blaze of color on the wall. She stopped to study the image glowing on the wall-mounted light box. Then she read the label. It was an enormous blow-up of mouse cancer cells with actin labeled in green to show the cell-cell adhesion points. And it was strangely beautiful. The passenger continued slowly up the ramp, examining each of the 46 giant images displayed on the light boxes, from Ebola virus to gecko lizard toe hairs to mitotic chromosomes. This airline passenger was one of the 1.25 million expected to pass through the Gateway Gallery at Dulles over the next six months where Life: Magnified, a collaborative project of the ASCB and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) opened with some fanfare yesterday. Life:Magnified was made possible by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority with funding support from the Carl Zeiss Company.


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Kendrys Morales back after 2 years
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Los Angeles Angels slugger Kendrys Morales played his first game against major league competition in nearly two years on Thursday, singling twice in three at-bats.
Counting spring training, the Angels had played 322 games without Morales since he fractured his left ankle hopping onto home plate after a game-winning home run on May 29, 2010.
Batting right-handed against Kansas City Royals left-hander Danny Duffy in his first official at-bat since being injured, Morales dribbled a single through the right side of the infield.
"Everyone was waiting for me to come back and play a major league game," Morales said through an interpreter. "I did that today and I'm thinking now everything will be smooth sailing."
Morales ran from first to third base on Bobby Abreu's double to left field and afterward said he felt no discomfort in his ankle. He also singled up the middle while batting left-handed in the fifth inning.
The Angels are hopeful Morales will be their cleanup hitter and offer lineup protection for newly acquired slugger Albert Pujols, but they're easing Morales back into action. He was at designated hitter on Thursday, batting sixth.
In 2009, Morales batted .306 with 34 home runs and 108 RBIs, finishing fifth in MVP balloting. He was on a similar trajectory before the freak injury in 2010.
If Morales is healthy and productive, the Angels could have their most dangerous lineup yet under manager Mike Scioscia. The Nos. 3-7 hitters in their lineup all have reached the 25-home run mark at least once in their careers. The Angels finished 10th in runs scored last season.
"The potential is to be every bit as deep as we've ever seen here," Scioscia said.
Morales had played in three minor league games before Thursday and the Angels are hopeful he can get 40-50 at-bats in order to be ready for Opening Day. A first baseman, Morales figures to play almost exclusively at DH this season.
The Angels hoped he could return in time for the 2011 season, but his rehab was set back by inflammation and pain caused by scar tissue and debris in the vicinity of the ankle. He underwent a second operation last May.
"I've been two years out now and I'm feeling like I can be ready by Opening Day," Morales said. "I'm going to be really happy if I can."
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Steve Jobs unveils iPad 2
iPad owner here...
It's an instant-on small computer which lives in the lounge. Great for:
- checking stuff on the internet
- games (lots, and many are very, very good)
- multiplayer games with the rest of the family (Marble Mixer is great fun for four)
- education (eg. helping kids with maths homework and need a graphplot: QuickGraph)
- music apps: some of the music apps use the multitouch interface in very imaginative ways
- excellent Apple TV remote app
(quick list off the top of my head)
Ok, most of this you can do with a laptop - but none of this requires a permanent, physical keyboard. And don't forget, this is about the size of a small magazine, is instant-on and has a battery life of over ten hours.
When I got ours there was an initial rush in using it, but it's settled down now to the point where it needs recharging every three / four days. It's just really, really useful.
Apple to Microsoft: 'App Store name is not generic'
Not quite
I'll burn in hell for pointing this out but the Nokia-based jobbie is an 'Apps Store'. Also, it's not Nokia's own, it's 'unofficial'.
With a proper date range on there: 325 hits. That's as good as nothing.
As context is everything, there are 96000 hits for 'Windows' before 1985.
better target...
'Microsoft argues in a January filing that both "App" and "Store" are generic, and thus can't be trademarked – an argument, Microsoft said, that's based on "undisputed facts"'
Ok, then a better target for Apple would be "SQL" and "Server" which Microsoft does think it can trademark (and, apparently, has).
'App' 'Store'...
How about: 'British' 'Telecom'. Similar (one generally used term, not a name; the other is an abbreviation). Anyone want to
Just sayin'.
Also, this is interesting:
It may be a term made of generic words, but people weren't using it before Apple.
This is no different to people referring to a Goodmans MP3 player as an 'iPod'.
Apple iPad vs... the rest
@mgale... ...toy?
Not Toy:
What's your point?
Manchester cops hit Twitter - spoof feeds fall down stairs
The list is nonsense - the population of the city of London is 7900.
Compare like with like - don't compare cities with conurbations.
Morgan Chase blames Oracle for online bank crash
Not necessarily. If the production system suffered a corruption due to a memory issue, rebuilding the DB from an RMAN backup with little or no load on the system /may/ produce different results.
Mind you, I've managed Oracle DB's for 18 years and never had one corrupt on me.
BBC new media boss defends iPlayer Flash, slaps Microsoft
'When I complained, rather than fix it up and encourage the sharing of fun moments from the show...'
Damn right. As a licence payer I'd be pretty pissed off if the BBC had succumbed to your petulant demands.
Grow up.
Apple not yet dominant enough for anti-trust action
Nice one ...
... conclusive evidence that Apple have not taken over the world, contrary to the drooling idiocy of some of their most ardent critics.
Apple prices up iPad for UK
...is anyone surprised at these prices? My guess for the base model was about £420, so £429 is within my expectations.
If you compare Apple store prices at $499 (an iPod Touch) and $699 (a MacMini) with the equivalent UK prices, a UK price for a $599 device comes in at just under £410. Bung on a few quid as it's new and shiny and - hey presto - £420~£430. Besides, wasn't the HP Slate going to be about the same price?
Will I buy an iPad? Yeah, probably. Been a Mac user for four years or so, recently got an iPhone and am pretty impressed with the app store. Looks like a really neat device that the whole family can just pick up and use.
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I have to rate this school "above average". I have taught at this school several times as a substitute teacher. I genuinely believe it is on the up and up. I have also taught at Mcnair, Snyder, Renaissance Institute, Lincoln, and Ferris. The kids here are nice, the teachers are competent, and the overall atmosphere is safe. I always look forward to days I get to work at DHS.
I was saddened when I read the stories about the High School. As a former teacher at another inner city high school I fully understand the problems staff and students are facing. It is almost to the point that we should consider taking the students who really want to learn and put them all into a separate school rater than creating alternate school for disruptive students. My prayers are with all staff and students.
Dickinson High School is not a good school. There is lock-down almost every day, non stop violence. The principles, and the administration is down right horrible. The only upsides are the teachers and the diversity. I was lucky enough to have the good teachers, because I was in a magnet. If you have to send your child to this school, make sure you get him into AP classes, because that is the only way he will be prepared for college if you send him here.
I graduated from DHS in 1966 and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The teachers with few exceptions, were uniformly excellent and DHS sent many students on to college. Problems, yes many but it you really want an education this was the place. It hurts to see DHS experiencing problems but I'm sure they will be overcome.
DHS is an amazing school. There's nothing that you can't accomplish here. The size and population of the school is spectacular! The structure for education is clearly outlined in the schools mission statement. The teachers are genuinely caring and concerned for the student s future. Anyone that says otherwise is obviously not doing their part. If the state scores are low it s because they calculate the students from other countries that don't speak, read or understand English within these test. (Very unfair) Keep your nose clean do your work and you'll succeed. DHS has won many science awards and has beaten McNair, County Prep and high tech. It has won nationwide and also beat Bergen County. Do your research because DHS is awesome!
Dickinson highschool is a great high school and dont let anyone say otherwise trust me im talking from experience. yes I admit the school has its ups and downs but I have to say I have had one of the best 2 years in my life so far in dhs. its alot of fun the teachers are great now dont get me wrong there are teachers in there who are doing the job just to get their paid check but mostly the teachers are great I hav had the most amazing and helpful teachers and i will never forget them. i have just recently moved away from jersey city to piscataway nj and i hav to say the thing i miss the most is dhs if you think dhs is horrible boy your wrong you have no idea its the most incompitent staff iv ever seen the teachers are horrible not helpful at all there are very few that are good and the school itself isnt good at all its dispicable. for those who are coming into dhs appreciate it and enjoy every moment and for those of you that are still in dhs stop complaining.
I am currently a student at DHS. I take AP classes and many Honors classes. To say I have a high GPA compared to those in regular classes is a shame. I am embarrassed to say that I am attend DHS. Some teachers curse aloud and have no respect for the administration, not that they deserve any. The administration, including principals, vice principle, CITs, guidance counselors, and even security guards, are full of flaws. As a junior struggling to get a better education, I still have no idea how DHS is still running. A word to the wise, try getting into Country Prep, High Tech, or McNair; it's not worth spending four years here..
Dickinson High School is a wonderful high school. I graduated in 1987 and now my child attends and will be graduating in 2013. The teachers are great. As a parent, you tell the teachers what you expect of your child and let them know your child's weakness. Always ask for interim reports, and always attend Open House to discuss your child's grades. Show involvement in your child's life and the teachers will do the same. Make sure your child participates in afterschool activities and clubs. They will make great friends who are interested in the same thing they are. I have no regrets about Dickinson. I only wish they would have the kids tests, grades, attendance, homework assignments, etc. accessible for the parents through a computer system in which we can access daily. This way we as parents can keep track of our child's progress and make sure ALL of their homework is completed.
I am a current senior in this school. I love it. It may be dirty and we may have any fights and issues but I love it. The teachers are decent and the extra curricular clubs and activities are great. Don't blame the school and teachers for how the students act. The students make the school look bad. Despite what people may believe, not every student that attends Dickinson is an animal. Half of us are non violent and only want to get an education. Most of the teachers are helpful and know what they are doing. The classes are interesting and the past of the school is interesting. I never once regretted attending William L. Dickinson high school. I have made many great friends and I have learned so much. I have even met my boyfriend of three years their and now we are engaged to be married soon. I LOVE DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOL!!!!
I am a currently a student in Dickinson High School. I've been here 3 years and not attending my senior year. I absolutely love Dickinson therefore disagree with the reviews of Dickinson being "horrible". We make it what we want it to be. Many students get lazy and try to get away with inappropriate behavior and others follow. I have learned with many other students to focus on the school work and still have fun with friends. There are plenty of good teachers in this school i wouldn't be able to name all. Briefly, my top picks are Mr.Bryne, Mr.Murphy, Mr.Maldonado, Mr.Lawrence, Mr.Stellato Mrs.Lauren, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Ropas, and many more. Although, the guidance department is not as good as it should. The security department is very good as well. Dickinson has a bad reputation due to its past issues, many gang fights, but most of that is all over. Securities have taken care of the issue and Dickinson is in a very safe situation and im proud of it.
I am a former student and i must agree with another post. The school is what you make of it. I walked in with hopes and many goals and walked out confident and accomplished with many lessons. When someone has the desire to succeed it will get done. my experience at DHS will always remain and thank all the teachers and amazing people i met there. i had my share of unpleasant moments but they will never compare to my sports T&T and academics achievements i got.
This school is the best school ever! I have made many friends and the teachers are great here! Forget about Mcnair and County Prep DHS GO HARD! Im a freshman class of 2013 right now and i love coming to school! :)
I am a former student at William L. Dickinson High School and i attend as a freshman of class of 2013. Even though we've beei in school for only two marking periods, i have to say that this school really gives me an education. There are some teachers that teach very hard and that's because they think that you should be prepared for college, even though you are a freshman and have 4 years. My Algebra teacher, Mrs.DiMonte, is very difficult and thats good because at least i will be prepared to College. My favorite subject would have to be US History I tought by Mr. Glatz because he may be easy but you will alot. He understands that not every student likes to stay in books and read and work on their own. Mr.Glatz will help you understand what you're reading and he will let you have a little fun.
Im a current bstudent at dickinson high school .Dickinson is an ok school but it aint great there are some teachers that care then you have those that just come for a paycheck .Tha adminstratn is horrible .The kids are off the chain at times . Its not what it use 2 e sorry to those who think otherwise but its true dickinson is getting ot of control
I am a former Student from DHS and all opportunities are what you make of them. This school in comparison to most schools in this area is 1 of thee best by far, there are so many programs that Anyone students or adults can get involved. As far as the age of the school yes its over 100 years old but with that is what builds the schools character. People go there for the education not because the school has brand new lockers. Let me remind you that DHS Science Magnet is thee only High School in northern New Jersey that even offers such a program to help advance students to the level where you would start as a sophomore in college. Those who don't take advantage of it is a choice of the student because it is offered to everyone.
Dickinson has many great teachers that care about the students because i would never change my teachers for anything in the world i do believe that the troubled students are the ones that give the high school that bitter taste in a parents mouth. I for one believe that when a childs set his or her goals to be succesful in life and with there education they will achieve their goals no matter what. I am currently a freshman and In my lower grades i was known as the trouble maker and i thought that by me going there i would be getting my self into trouble. But my teachers are the best. Mr.Lawrence my us history teacher is the greatest person in my eyes. Mrs. Snow ; the best english teacher i have had, and Ms.Cerchio ; shes just wonderful.
DHS has some of the best teachers I have ever seen. Not only are they supportive, but they understand that each student is their own person. I am a former student at DHS, and I would not be the person I am today if it wasn't for this school. The relationships built there were everlasting. The school itself is considered a mini United Nations because of its diversity in students. You can't get this kind of education anywhere else. The one thing that needs to be said about the school is this; if you, the student, goes looking for trouble, then trouble will follow you and make your experience in DHS hell because you made it that way. On the other hand, if you go, do what you need to do, make friends, and join any of the numerous co-curricular activites offered at the school, then your experience will be priceless.
i am a senior attending DHS and will be graduating this year. In my four years in DHS i dont regret attending this school. The teachers are wonderful and the magnet programs/AP and Honors classes are good as well. I am in the science research magnet and I had many memorable moments like our most famous celebration called Multicultural Day. Although it is very crowded and there is some misbehaving students in this school you can never be bored because everyday there is always something new to do.
actually i enjoy attending DHS. i know it's nasty and whatnot but i'm in the science research magnet, and it's great. the main problems are some of the students and the amount of trouble they cause and the environment. the school is really old. and there are too many people in the school. they should have a separate building for magnet/academic students.
I currently attend DHS and I have to say excluding the couple of misbehaving students the teachers teach well. We have wonderful AP program, co-op and Honors classes. The school has a variety of extracurricular programs & and sports.
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The Head Coach for the British and Irish Lions tour to Australia 2013 was announced as Wales head coach Warren Gatland on 4 September 2012. Â The remainder of the Lions coaching team will be announced at a press conference in October 2012.
Home Union: New Zealand
Current Position: Head Coach of Wales
Lions Record: Opposition Player, 2009 Forwards Coach
Gatland was born in New Zealand in 1963 and made his New Zealand B debut in 1988. Gatland was unfortunate in that his career coincided with one of the greatest All Blacks of all time in Sean Fitzpatrick which mean't that he never managed to win a full international cap for New Zealand despite being in and around the team for 6 years.
His coaching experience started with stints in Ireland and Scotland before taking up the national coach position in Ireland vacated by Brian Ashton in 1998.  His Ireland career did not set the world on fire and ended with his assistant Eddie O'Sullivan taking his postion and Gatland moved on to take three back to back premiership title's and a Heineken Cup triumph in 2004 with London Wasps. He moved back to New Zealand in 2006 to take up a position with his home province Waikato, leading them to the NPC championship before Wales came calling in 2007.  Wales had crashed out of the Rugby World Cup in France at the pool stages and were in a state of disarray, despite the undoubted abilities of the players at their disposal.
Gatland's revival was immediate.  They secured the Grand Slam at the first attempt in 2008 on the hundred year anniversary of their first Grand Slam, and repeated the feat again in 2012 following a highly successful World Cup campaign in New Zealand where they exited at the Semi Final stage which was the furthest Wales had got in the competition since the inaugural Rugby World Cup competition in 1987.
His Slam achievements in 2008, led him to be invited to join Ian McGeechan's British & Irish Lions coaching team in 2009.  Together with Edwards, Howley and Graham Rowntree, the Lions coaching team led the team to a narrow 2-1 series loss in South Africa.
Gatland had been widely tipped to become 2013 Lions head coach months before his appointment was ratified. Â His appointment was confirmed on 4th September 2009 and becomes only the second man from outside the home unions to coach the Lions. Â He follows in the footsteps of countryman Graham Henry who took charge of the 2001 Lions tour also to Australia.
Home Union: Scotland
Current Position: 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour Manager
Lions Record: Playing 1974, 1977 & 1980
Andy Irvine was one of the greatest full backs Scotland have ever produced, rivalling the great Gavin Hastings. Â Earning 51 caps for his country between 1972 and 1982, Irvine was one of the first real rugby star players in his time.
Irvine was not without his detractors, particularly critical of his ability to deal with the high ball, but his attacking prowess ensured he remained a stalwart of the Scottish team and was called up for three subsequent Lions tours. Â He spent large parts of his career with the Lions vying with the great JPR Williams for the full back berth, but still managed a to gain 9 caps and a total of 28 points for the Lions throughout his career.
Andy was appointed as Tour Manager for the 2013 British and Irish Lions tour to Australia in 2011, taking on the role held by Gerald Davies in South Africa in 2009, Bill Beaumont in New Zealand in 2005 and Donal Lenihan four years before that in Australia.
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Brown Deer — A Milwaukee County Transit bus veered off the road on Friday, Aug. 22, after the 57-year-old bus driver experienced a medical episode.
The accident occurred at 8:11 p.m. near Green Bay Road and Teutonia Avenue in Brown Deer. The driver, Milwaukee resident Robert Dowden, experienced a medical issue, and at some point either during or after the crash, went unconscious. Dowden, who was not breathing and did not have a pulse, was unable to be revived by emergency personnel.
There were four passengers on the bus at the time of the crash, none of whom were injured. The bus, which was found up an embankment and tilted to one side, was towed from the scene by MCTS.
Brown Deer and River Hills police responded to the scene, along with two engines, one truck company, a paramedic unit, a basic life-support ambulance and a battallion chief from North Shore Fire and Rescue.
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(CNN) -- The mayor of Taylorsville, Georgia, was arrested by the FBI after attempting to meet with a minor to have sex, authorities said Friday.
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Aluminum Extrusions Fair Trade Committee,
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CHICAGO The Aluminum Extrusions Fair Trade Committee has lost a challenge against a U.S. Commerce Department decision limiting the scope of duties on extrusions from China.
Commerce determined in October last year that side-mount valve controls imported by Innovative Controls Inc. met the exclusion for "finished goods kits" and therefore were not subject to anti-dumping and countervailing duties imposed on Chinese extrusions.
The U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) this past week dismissed the committees complaint because it said the group had not filed comments regarding Commerces decision and therefore had exhausted possible administrative remedies.
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Innovative Controls submitted a scope ruling request in May 2012, according to documents filed with the CIT. The Aluminum Extrusions Fair Trade Committee argued that side-mount valve controls should not be excluded from duties because they would be incorporated into a larger downstream product. Commerce found that the committees interpretation could lead to "absurd results, particularly where the ultimate downstream product is, for example, a fire truck," court documents said.
The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in 2011 that dumped and subsidized imports of aluminum extrusions from China were injuring the domestic industry (amm.com, April 28, 2011), and duties were implemented soon afterward. But the wide scope of those duties has since been challenged (amm.com, Sept. 19).
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Montserrat - Egret House
2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms on two levels Sleeps 4
Egret House, on the beautiful unspoiled island of Montserrat, is the perfect retreat for couples looking for a romantic getaway. The two-bedroom villa is beautifully situated less than a 5 minute walk from Woodlands Beach overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The tropical gardens include banana groves, mango trees and colorful blooms.
The villa features a master bedroom with queen sized bed, walk-in closet and en suite bathroom with large shower. The living area opens up to the breezeway and veranda providing spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea and access to the cool ocean breezes. Off the veranda is a salt water pool and over an acre of gardens. On the lower level is a second bedroom with queen bed, lounge area, en suite bathroom, kitchen and private veranda.
Impeccably furnished, terracotta tile runs throughout the villa.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- pets not allowed
About Ian Cross
Owners Ian Cross and Josette Bonafino are creative entrepreneurs and adventurers who love to travel and experience amazing locations and cultures. They fell in love with Montserrat in 2004 when the visited the island for the first time. Ian and Josette have been involved in a number of creative projects in Iceland including the animated movies Anna and The Moods and Legends of Valhalla - Thor.
Based in Philadelphia they own and run a design and technology firm I-SITE, a student travel firm Culture Quest Tours, an arts-based nonprofit The Multicultural Youth eXchange and an entertainment venue, The Trestle Inn.
Ian and Josette, lovers of volcanic destinations, also own a cottage in the Icelandic countryside near Geysir.
Ian Cross purchased this villa in 2004
Why Ian Cross chose Montserrat
Incredible views and a quick walk to Woodland's Beach for swimming and snorkeling. Unlike the north part of the island Woodlands is lush and tropical. Its also ideally situated in the middle of the island.
The house itself has a breezeway and above the beach always enjoys cooling breezes.
What makes this villa unique
Access to Woodlands Beach, amazing views and the over an acre of land that includes a banana grove.