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40-foot sailboat hits jetties, takes on water
Updated On: Nov 13 2012 06:45:57 AM EST
A 40-foot sailboat hit the St. Johns River jetties early Monday morning and began taking on water, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
The operator, from Rhode Island, was trying to avoid a large freighter in the channel when the "Secret Passion" got pinned between rocks about 4:40 a.m.
The vessel sustained minimal damage and two people on board and a dog were not injured. The men had been out on the water for about 24 hours.
The situation was under control at 5:30 a.m., according to the U.S. Coast Guard, which had a rescue boat stay with the disabled vessel until Tow Boat US arrived to pull it to Sadler Point Marine Center in the Ortega River.
"Luckily, the Coast Guard was right there," said Bryan Dobson, the captain of Towboat US. "They were almost right across from the Coast Guard sector and they got to him right away, got the situation under control."
The trip to the marina took five hours.
"It doesn't appear to be too significant, and even though there's some minor water intrusion into the boat, it appears to be fairly minor overall, could have been a lot worst," Tom Owen, service manager at the marina, said of the damage. "This sort of thing actually does happen more often then you might think."
Local boaters say for those who are not familiar with these waters, it's easy to misjudge the end of the rocks because several of them are submerged under the water and it's hard to see if it's dark out or if it's high tide.
"I'd say they're very fortunate considering they got up on the rocks on the jetties," Dobson said. "For that kind of a bump, that's not much damage. That's a good solid sailboat he's got, but could've been a lot worse if he hit a little harder."
Boat repair specialists at the marina are taking a look at the sailboat's damage. Dobson said this should be a reminder for all boaters to always err on the side of caution.
"If you see a big ship coming or any boats coming and you're not sure what they're going to do, get on the radio and ask them, don't be afraid to use your radio," he said. "Those freighters and the cruise ships, they'll talk to you just as much as the guys in the little boats, they don't care. They much rather have you talk to them and make sure everybody knows what they're doing."
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Saturday January 25, Paul Laurence Dunbar Library, Rm 241
1:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.
Learn How you can you protect your logo, creations, invention and ideas in the marketplace. The Wright State University Libraries is again helping beginning inventors, small businesses, creators, and entrepreneurs learn the basics of protecting their ideas through various intellectual property (IP) options. This free on campus informational workshop will be held Saturday, January 25, from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. in Room 241 of the Paul Laurence Dunbar Library.
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Germany, 1975 (MIFF 1976)
Director: Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Rainer Fassbinder's second film of 1975 was made before Mother Kuster. In Fox, he plays the leading role himself, as a young homosexual who is seen first as the lover of a fairground showman. He appears in the showman's booth as 'Fox, the Talking Head'. But the showman is arrested and with the sideshow closed down, Fox is left alone. He wins half a million marks in a lottery and, overnight, becomes an attractive proposition. He meets Eugen, a young businessman, whose father's printing works are on the brink of financial collapse. Fox moves in and puts money into the business, sets himself and Eugen up in a new apartment, and buys them both a new car. But Fox cannot match the middle-class sophistication and shrewd cruelty of Eugen's family and friends. They steadily drain away his fortune, and when the money is gone, discard him.
'It is one of the best films about the life of homosexuals, their passions, their quarrels, their enforced pretences, their ghettoes, their ultimate drab normality.'
David Robinson, Daily Times
'The film is nearer to the highly-wrought artifice of Petra von Kant than to the realism of Fear Eats the Soul, but the brilliance of Fassbinder's work lies in the continuing dexterity with which he manages to juggle both styles within the framework of a single film.'
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Microsoft Office 365 launched for iPad
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3 Best Tips For Mastering Flappy Bird & Scoring Big
Flappy Bird took the entire app world by storm with their simplistic yet extremely hard gameplay where your main purpose is to make a pixelated duck fly through various tunnels without actually hitting them. You score one point for every single obstacle that you cross and the count goes on till you hit a pipe. [Continue Reading]
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We have had a slight problem this week, it seems a student used another students account to send email messages while the original student was away from the pc talking to the teacher. In our college we have a policy of not letting students lock their computers in case they abuse this facility (leave them locked).
Is there a way of letting student lock there accounts but then log them off after a period of time if they are not used?
I have found some ways of doing this but i wish to:
1) Vary the log off time in labs to that in the lrc and open access areas
2) Not have a time limit on how long a teacher can lock a machine
3) Still allow staff and students to use the same manditory profile
If anyone has any ideas their help would be greatly appreciated.
staff and students have different profiles here for a whole range of reasons.
If a kid leaves the machine locked we tell other students to just reboot the computer. Tough luck for whoever left it like that.
Force shutdowns at night will prevent any lockings in the morning at least!
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Men's Fitness has taken measure of our nation and, once again, growing girth is the trend. In the March issue, which is on newsstands but not online, the magazine uses fitness industry and CDC stats to compile a list of America's 25 fattest cities. Houston is the fattest, which the magazine partia ... More >>
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Dancing burglar caught on camera
Published On: Apr 04 2012 04:57:53 PM CDT
Updated On: Apr 04 2012 04:59:15 PM CDT
Updated On: Apr 04 2012 04:59:15 PM CDT
A burglar in Galveston was caught on camera, and he may be feeling a little embarrassed about it. The surveillance footage shows the man dancing in full view of the camera.
The city of Galveston released the video in hopes that someone may be able to identify him by his dance moves.
Galveston officials said the man and two accomplices broke into a Duck Tours amphibious vehicle, which is used for city tours, in the 900 block of 33rd Street on March 27.
The trio scaled the vehicle and got inside by going through the emergency exit on the roof, investigators said. They sprayed the fire extinguisher inside the bus and stole the extinguisher, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Galveston police at 409-765-3207.
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Dayton Metro Library
Dayton Metro Library is a multi-branch library system serving 476,000 residents of the Dayton Metropolitan Area. It has 21 locations across the area (as well as two bookmobiles). Over 7,600,000 items were checked out in 2008. The Dayton Metro Library ranks in the top ten best libraries in the United States serving a population of over 250,000 by HAPLR.[1]
Library service in Dayton began in 1805 with the Social Library Society of Dayton. The Society was also the first library to be incorporated in Ohio. The Society was dissolved in 1821 and books were sold at auction.
In 1847, the Dayton Library Association was established. This lasted until 1860 when it merged with the Public School Library, founded in 1855. In 1887 it was organized as a school district library. A new building was opened in Cooper Park in January 1888. Bookmobile service began in October 1923. In 1948, the library changed in legal form from a school district library to a county district library.
In November 1956, the library officially changed its name to the Dayton and Montgomery County Public Library. A new $2.3 million building was constructed for the Main Library in 1960, with groundbreaking taking place on August 29. The new building, adjacent to the old building (since razed), opened on March 26, 1962, and is still in use today (albeit with renovations done in 1987 and 1998–2000). The Dayton and Montgomery County Public Library name stayed on until June 19, 2002, when it officially changed its name to the Dayton Metro Library. A new logo and website were unveiled in January 2003. (source of library history: compiled from Dayton Metro Library Personnel Manual, June 2005)
In November 2012, Dayton, Ohio area voters passed Issue 70, a $187 million bond issue covering building and renovation, with a vote of over 60% support. The project will allow for a completely renovated main branch of the library, expansion and/or remodeling and renovation on a number of existing branches, entirely new facilities for certain locations, and the consolidation of certain underperforming and outdated facilities with larger, modernized branches.[2]
On March 20, 2013, it was announced that a re-examination of the plan had determined that in certain cases new libraries could be built rather than expanding or renovating certain branches, without increasing the cost of the plan. As such, it was determined that the Brookville, Miamisburg, New Lebanon, Northmont and Trotwood Branches would all be moved to new buildings, rather than being renovated/expanded.[3]
- Belmont Branch, 1041 Watervliet Ave.
- Brookville Branch, 425 Rona Parkway, Brookville
- Burkhardt Branch, 4680 Burkhardt Ave.
- Dayton View Branch, 1515 Salem Ave.
- East Branch, 2008 Wyoming St.
- Electra C. Doren Branch, 701 Troy St. (temporary location through December 2014: 359 Maryland Ave.)
- Ft. McKinley Branch, 3735 Salem Ave.
- Huber Heights Branch, 6160 Chambersburg Rd.
- Kettering Moraine Branch, 3496 Far Hills Ave.
- Madden Hills Branch, 2542 Germantown St.
- Main Library, 215 E. Third St.
- Miami Township Branch, 2718 Lyons Rd., Miamisburg
- Miamisburg Branch, 35 S. Fifth St., Miamisburg
- New Lebanon Branch, 715 W. Main St., New Lebanon
- Northmont Branch, 333 W. National Rd., Englewood
- Northtown-Shiloh Branch, 35 Bennington Dr.
- Outreach Services, 3207 Hoover Ave.
- Trotwood Branch, 651 E. Main St., Trotwood
- Vandalia Branch, 500 S. Dixie Dr., Vandalia
- West Carrollton Branch, 300 E. Central Ave., West Carrollton
- Westwood Branch, 3207 Hoover Ave.
- Wilmington-Stroop Branch, 3980 Wilmington Pike
Past Branches[edit]
- Dayton Mall Mini-Branch Library (Discontinued in early 2000s)[4]
- East Carnegie Branch, E Fifth St. (Discontinued, structure remains)[5]
Issue 70 Branch changes[edit]
Under the ten-year bond issue, Issue 70 (also known as "Libraries for Tomorrow"), passed by voters, the branch structure will be modified as follows:[6]
- Main Library (Fully renovated and expanded)
- Belmont Branch & East Branch (Replaced with Southeast Dayton Branch)
- Electra C. Doren Branch, Kettering-Moraine Branch, West Carrollton Branch (Updated and renovated)
- Brookville Branch, Burkhardt Branch, Huber Heights Branch, Miamisburg Branch, New Lebanon Branch, Northmont Branch, Trotwood Branch, Vandalia Branch (Replaced with larger and modernized facilities in new locations)
- Dayton View Branch, Ft. McKinley Branch, Northtown-Shiloh Branch (Replaced with Northwest Branch)
- Madden Hills Branch, Westwood Branch (Replaced with West Dayton Branch)
- Miami Township Branch, Wilmington-Stroop Branch (Expanded)
Information technology[edit]
At one time, borrower's cards used at Dayton Metro Library use the nearly-40 year old Codabar barcode format, with the symbol 'A' preceding and following the account number in the barcode proper. As of at least the early 2000s, all cards issued begin with the sequence 10060 or 10061, followed by 8 digits.
As of 2012, the Dayton Metro Library's catalogue operates under the Polaris system, but had previously used Horizon from 2003 onwards, which was no longer offering software updates. Prior to this, it had used DRA from 1985.[7]
- ^ "HAPLR Index". Retrieved 2010-04-25.
- ^ "Voters approve bond issue, levy for libraries". Dayton Daily News. November 7, 2012. Retrieved November 9, 2012.
- ^ Smith, Joanne (March 20, 2013). "Library constructing more new buildings, instead of renovating". Dayton Daily News. Retrieved March 20, 2013.
- ^ Library Technology
- ^ Dayton Metro Library - East Branch
- ^ Library campaign website with details on renovation / construction plans
- ^ Library Technology - Dayton Metro Library
Primary sources[edit]
- Dayton Metro Library Collection (MS-007). Dayton Metro Library, Dayton, Ohio. "View online finding aid.". Retrieved August 29, 2012.
External links[edit]
- Dayton Metro Library
- Dayton Metro Library locations and hours
- Dayton Metro Library News and Events
- Dayton Metro Library Online Catalog
- Dayton Metro Library Facebook Page
- Dayton Metro Library Digital Images Collection
- Dayton Metro Library Local History's Flickr photostream
- Library campaign site, with details on building/renovation bond issue passed by voters
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Asus Eee keyboard specs tip up on the web
Can it be used as an actual keyboard on an existing system?
Royal Society of Chemistry requests 'Italian Job' ending
Okay lads, I've got an idea...
Step 1. Get stuck teetering on the edge of a cliff with the gold
Step 2. ???
Step 3. Profit!
File system killer leads police to wife's bones
Filesystem with a new feature?
Right hand column...
Intel: laptop/desktop crossover coming sooner than expected
Blame the Desktop OEMs...
...For making cheap, shoddy desktop PC's.
People then see the laptops with similar performance, at a similar price point, and think as per the Cynical ACs post above.
Mine's the one with the Q6600 in the pocket...
BT: 'We did not let anyone down over Phorm... it was not illegal'
Improved browsing experience
I'm not so naive as to think that the Web can do without ads, but as someone who has a "Niven's hyperspace blind spot" for web adverts, targeted ads would not improve the browsing experience.
I wish somebody would go to prison. That would be hilarious, and also stop this whole debacle in its tracks.
Is this the world's most expensive desktop PC?
"Whopping" 1Tb?
Not being Pedantic or anything, but this is 2008, most of us have 2-3Tb storage - 1Tb could be more accurately descibed as "mediocre" or alternatively just "meh".
Asus EN8800GT/HTDP/1G 1GB graphics card
EN8800GT 512Mb heatsink
Asus' new EN8800GT 512Mb cards (Both TOP and Standard) now come with it's "Glaciator" Heatsink, which does keep temperatures nice and cool.
It even allows the vanilla EN8800GT to be clocked at TOP speeds, which is nice.
Which version of SmartDoctor were you using in your tests? Because Asus have played with the Standard BIOS on the 512Mb version, only the latest SmartDoctor can read the GPU temp (but alas, not the fan speed)
Microsoft's sex-obsessed RoboSanta spouts filth at children
Blimey! That reminds me of...
Dr. SBAITSO, an "AI" toy that came bundled with a Creative SoundBlaster back in the day.
I guess that chat-bots haven't been keeping up to speed with the rest of the industry....
Save the BBC - by setting it free
To be totally honest...
Privatisation of the BBC sounds like an incredibly bad idea.
As much as it's full of tosh like eastenders and strictly come dancing, I prefer to pay a licence fee and not have commercial advertisements, than to pay a monthly subscription and STILL be bombarded with crass marketing messages (I'm looking at you, unnamed satellite provider that rhymes with 'pie')
ITV/Channel 4 aren't any better really. I still flick to the Beeb when the adverts are on - if there's something more interesting on (which there usually is) then the beeb stays on.
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The effect of micronutrient supplementation on disease progression and death in simian immunodeficiency virus-infected juvenile male rhesus macaques
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BACKGROUND: We investigated the impact that micronutrient supplementation has on the progression of simian acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (SAIDS).
METHODS: Twenty-four simian immunodeficiency virus-infected juvenile male rhesus macaques were randomized into 2 groups. One group was given certified chow, and the other group was given chow and a supplement that contained 2-3 times the estimated nutritional requirement of micronutrients. Virological, immunological, and body composition measurements were taken every 4 weeks for 120 weeks.
RESULTS: There was no difference between groups in weight gain, body mass index (BMI), crown-heel length, waist circumference, total tissue mass, lean mass, bone mineral content, or bone mineral density. The rhesus macaques on the supplemented diet had a higher death rate (hazard ratio, 2.39; P<.001) than those on the nonsupplemented diet; death in both groups was associated with a higher viral load set point during the early phase of infection. Additionally, higher body weight, BMI, crown-rump length, and lower viral load set point were protective from death in both groups.
CONCLUSIONS: Micronutrient supplementation did not significantly alter the progression of SAIDS with respect to changes in body composition and immunological characteristics. A significantly higher rate of death was observed in rhesus macaques on the supplemented diet.
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Hi all,
Bit of a head scratcher here. A few days before half term we had to shut down all servers due to air con failing. For reasons i'm unaware of our mac server was not shutdown before the power switch was hit. The next morning our macs would not let anybody log in, not even admins, so after a few restarts of the server this seemed to rectify itself. All was working right up until easter, so back I came after a 2 week holiday to find that nobody can log into our macs yet again, only this time admin users are able to log in, but not students/teaching staff etc. The strange thing is our ODadmin account seems to have just been wiped off the face of the earth, the home directory for it still exists, but it doesn't now show up in Sys Prefs > Users. Can't log in to it either, which means I also cannot log into WGM and authenticate to LDAP.. So I can't do much at the moment! I have attached the error WGM throws at me when trying to authenticate with the correct credentials to LDAP:
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This is also thrown at me when trying to go into Server Prefs:
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Any ideas?! :confused:
EDIT: We're using 10.7.3 clients and 10.6.8 server.


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Great for continued learning outside of
By CrissaR
from Utah
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about Hot Dots® Lets Master Grade-2 Math:
Let's face it, 2nd grade was a long time ago for me and I can't exactly remember what I was learning. Having Hot Dots refresh my memory on what kinds of things my son will be learning helps me know what to work on with him in daily life as well as in the Hot Dots Math book, like money and measuring. Problems in the book build on each other, getting harder as you go further in the book. This is nice because my son can't just sit down and complete the whole book the first time. He has to work to master each section before he can move on the the next. I like that with the help of the talking pen he can either do it by himself at home or on the go or I can sit down and go through things with him. This is a great activity to keep him occupied while at the "boring store". Learning in a fun way is a great way to encourage continued learning outside of school.Hot Dots are great for kids!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great for 2nd Grade Math Practice
By Happy Little Homemaker
from Great White North
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent, Working Parent
So I have to admit that getting the grade 2 Math box did not make my oldest as happy as the Preschooler who got the princess box. It is, after all, a school toy. No fooling her :).Inside a sturdy box was a Hot Dot pen and two spiral bound math books for Grade 2. You will need 2 AAA batteries for the pen; they aren't included. The books are sturdy for repeated use & feel like laminated cardstock. The books cover counting, place value, time, geometry, fractions, measurement, math facts, money, and algebra concepts.We have just begun second grade math and there were items that she had not yet covered but were in her math curriculum. I did like that there were vocabulary words we had not heard previously like expanded form. I also liked the challenge section at the end of book two which made the child think about using more than one step to solve problems.Because most of the books 100 problems are story problems, they should be a proficient reader. It's a great tool for assessing where a student is proficient or where they may need more practice. You do need to sit near because I the pen is not fully in the circle, it will not register properly. My 4 year old has an issue with this but my 6-3/4 year old only does when she's being sloppy or just wants to hear it talk and so picks every answer.If they need extra practice but drill & kill is making them nuts, this is a good alternative. Or if they like math & are adept at figuring things out on their own, try getting a set or two at a higher level and see what happens. Like the others, you can add any Hot Dot/Hot Dot Jr book or card set & the pen will work with them.I would highly recommend this Hot Dots set!Disclaimer: I received this item from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
Fun with Learning
By Grandma Gladys
from NY
About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My grandson asked for Educational Insights Hot Dots Let's Master 2nd grade math after using the reading book of the same. I like that it has many different kinds of math mixed in. He doesn't get bored. There are 100 lessons and the same awesome pen. He is good in math so the extra more difficult problems make him hungry to learn them. He spends about 30 minutes with the 2 books and pen. I received a sample in exchange for a honest and unbiased review.
Good for Math Practice
By Melanie
from Chicago, IL
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I received this set for the purpose of this review. Regardless, all opinions are my own.My son is good at math, but he has not been doing well on his math tests. I was looking for a way for him to practice that would not feel like more homework. The Hot Dots Let's Master 2nd Grade Math set has been great. He loves the electronic pen that tells him if his answer is right or wrong. It uses sounds, music or words to give him the answers, but the sound can also be turned off, with just a red or green light telling him if he has the right answer or not. I appreciate this for traveling or when his siblings are trying to do their homework in the same room.Even though this is second grade level work, my two older girls are so intrigued by the talking pen that they have been known to "disappear" with the pen and the book for a little remedial practice of their own. Overall, I am pleased with this set as a way for my son to develop his skills at home and hopefully perform better on his math tests in the future.
Great Practice for Reading Tests
I received this product for the purpose of this review. All opinions are my own.Even though my son's lexile reading score is high, he continues to do poorly on his reading tests at school. I was wondering how to help him work on his comprehension skills, as well as learning to define words from the context.The Hot Dots Let's Master 2nd Grade Reading has been a great way for him to practice, that doesn't feel like more homework. The talking pen responds to his answers with sounds, music or words. You can also turn off the sound and have a red light or green light, if other kids are in the room.Because of the instant feedback and the rewards for right answers, my son enjoys practicing for his reading tests with the Hot Dots Reading Set. I'm glad for him to have a way to develop his skills that doesn't feel like drudgery.
Great for Differentiated Instruction!
By Jolene
from Titusville, FL
About Me Education Oriented
These work great for individualized and differentiated instruction in my special needs classroom!! They are easy to use and the kids are very pleased! I'm happy with the independence they provide and they are great for informal assessments. Thank you!!
Great Word Problem Practice
By Mary
from Omaha, Nebraska
About Me Education Oriented, Homeschooler, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I received Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 2 Math free for review. All opinions are my own.Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 2 Math includes an interactive talking Hot Dots Pen and two Hot Dots workbooks. The workbooks include questions, and multiple choice answers with a black dot next to each possible response. Your child will use the Hot Dots pen to select an answer by vertically pressing down on one of the dots. If the answer is correct a positive reinforcement will be heard and the pen will light up green. If the answer is wrong, a try again message will sound and the pen will light up red. The Grade 2 Math books cover topics such as patterns, time, shapes, fractions, measurements, math facts, money, place value, and beginning algebra.The 2nd Grade Math books contain a lot of word problems. There are some regular math problems, such as addition and subtraction, but much of that is gone over as word problems. This will reduce the independence, but will still help the kids learn how to determine how to solve problems like this in real life. We already do things like this verbally, so it is a great way for the kids to see similar problems written out. There are also math terms to define in the books which helps the kids make sure they are comprehending the language of math. Sometimes I find they know what they are doing, but they aren't as familiar with the language. This will help solidify those skills as well for communicating with others in terms of math.Overall this is a great supplemental kit for teaching 2nd grade age kids math. The pages are durable and made to last through repeated use. These books can be used as a teaching tool and as a review for previous concepts to reinforce those ideas as needed. I recommend this kit to anyone with a 2nd grade aged child. It's a great educational tool to teach math to them.
Continue Math Fun to 2nd Grade
By Mulholland Family
from Michigan
This is a great way to help introduce or work on 2nd Grade Math Skills. The Hot Dot pens continues to allow kids to have fun while learning and take the "Educational" feel away from the lessons. They will enjoy the technology use and relish their accomplishments.
Perfect for making math even more fun
By Happy Mothering
from California
We received the Hot Dots Let's Master 2nd Grade Math set for review purposes. My daughter is only in 1st grade, but math is her favorite subject aside from art. Since she already knew most of the information in the 1st grade set, we decided to get this set as well. It is just above where she is now, so it will be great for pushing her math skills to the next level. This set requires a lot more reading than the 1st grade set as well, so it is good for showing her why reading skills are important to math too.
Great Toy for Educational Fun
By mrskstacy
from Mobile, AL
I received this product free for my daughter to test and review. It doesn't get much easier than using the Hot Dots "pen" and learning books. My daughter absolutely loved it. She's already very good at Math, but the Hot Dots math set keeps her active to remember the things she has already learned in school this year as well as giving her practice for the things not yet covered in class. The problems are the correct level for her understanding; some are a bit challenging, but she figures them out. It's a fun way to keep her engaged during non-school hours. She loves the interactive pen, which tells her whether her answer is right or wrong. She plays with this for at least an hour every day after school. Of course it makes me happy to see her excited about learning!
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GREED (1st February 2011)
@creese - im still laughing!!!
bladedanny (1st February 2011)
I've just put in the address for the Chip shop.
Apparently a cod got battered last night.
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BatchFile (1st February 2011)
I'm sorry, but you'll have to take Sole responsibility for cracking jokes like that.....
tech_guy: Who said you could mussel in on the bad jokes??
Give it arrest.
Don't want to be a sole destroyer on here but its been trying to load the page for the best part of 10mins and still nothing, all I typed in was "Up North" mustn't be any crime up here like there is "Darn Soufff!" eh!
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Johnnie Martinez, 87, of Huntington, formerly of Decatur, died Sunday in Huntington.
He was born on January 19, 1925, in San Antonio, Texas,to the late Arthur and Ada (Harrison) Martinez.
He is survived by two brothers and two sisters, including Bernice Jaurigue of Decatur.
There will be no visitation or services.
Arrangements were by Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home.
Due to incorrect information from the funeral home, the funeral service for Cheryl E. Pietosi was listed as Friday, May 11.
Services will be held on Wednesday, May 9, at 11 a.m., at Downing & Glancy Funeral Home, Geneva.
Mary K. Schwartz, 63, of Sarasota, Florida, died Saturday, May 5, 2012, at the Hospice House in Sarasota.
She was born August 24, 1948, in Berne, to Dan O. and Martha K. Schwartz.
Among survivors are her brother and sister-in-law, Levi L. and Ruthie (Mullet) Schwartz; four nephews, Lucas, Marc, Eddie Ray, and ZacharyScwartz; and two nieces, Lily and Abigail Schwartz, all of Nappanee, Ind.
Visitation, funeral and burial will all be held in Sarasota.