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In the comments yesterday, it was mentioned by Shirley that planted tulips become less hardy each year. Again, my information from living in the Netherlands agrees with this. The Dutch actually dig the bulbs up after the foliage has died and then they are stored to be planted in the Fall again. The Dutch like the tulips best when they are full blown and to make them last longer, they put a pinhole in the stalk next to the flower head. There are even special tulip vases in Holland. Traditional vases have many openings for one tulip stalk each. The modern vases are slanted so that all the blooms lean lazily to one side. Both are very attractive.
Also in the comments, Rachel mentioned visiting Keukenhof Gardens in Holland. The gardens have been open since the late 40s but only for about 6 weeks in the Spring. It is planted each year by various landscapers who vie for the privilege. About a million people visit annually to see the fabulous natural displays (see above) of spring blooms. One can spend an entire day there just strolling the grounds.
in the comments Joy wondered if the deer were eating her tulips. After we returned to live in Connecticut after our stay in Holland, we planted thousands of tulips only to have them eaten by the deer just as they bloomed. Rather than offer up another deer buffet, we opted to plant daffodils and narcissus. King Alfred is the common daffodil, but there are hundreds of other types. I really got into them while in Connecticut. My favorite was an apricot colored frilly flower. I have never seen them again.
I think my webgirl will have our new products online tonight. They include new Gaffer Tape, new Shrine Kit that fits an ATc or whatever else you want, new 3 compartment cubbyhole kit and new stand-up numbers.
We got dirty over here. We bought 7 huge flats of impatiens, several peonies, lupines, lilies, dahlias and enough flowers to fill two railing planters, one hanging plant and some big pots. We started planting on Sunday, but the allergies got the best of me, so John has had to finish. Even in their infancy, the beds look wonderful. When they fill in, I will bore you with photos.
Okay. Question of the day: Have you tried to be more "green" and how? I will start you out with my list of our greenness or lack of greenness.
1. We have replaced many light bulbs with the spiral type and have use reduced wattage in the ones we can't replace.
2. I take canvas bags to the market with me. If I have overflow or I forget them, we recycle the bags back at the store's recycle bin.
3. We recycle tins, bottles and plastic. Our town has a weekly pick-up.
4. We opt for no bag if given a choice.
5. We try very hard to use up the last of every thing to reduce throwing out spoiled food.
6. I try not to buy Made in China or other foreign product. It is difficult and sometimes disappointing. A few weeks ago, I needed to buy some new bath towels for the guest bathroom. I went to the local bedding store and bought the Made in the USA rather than the made in China. I brought them home and washed them. The two identical bath towels I bought turned out to be vastly different in size and the edges, after washing, had come unraveled. I am frustrated.

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With the harsh winter taking a toll on upstate New York grape vines, Sen. Charles Schumer is telling the federal government to get ready to help.
Schumer plans to be at the 21 Brix Winery in the Chautauqua County town of Portland Monday. Joined by several upstate winemakers, he will urge the U.S. Department of Agriculture to prepare to provide relief to vineyards should they need it.
It's too early to measure the full extent of the winter's toll on upstate's numerous vineyards, but growers say the brutal cold has killed a lot of buds on the vine and they fear extensive vine damage.
Schumer says the USDA should prepare to grant emergency help through the Tree Assistance Program that was just passed as part of the farm bill.
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Welcome to the board! So nice to see you here!
The Zoo sounds fun! Where I am from it is to cold for most animals so we have one little zoo, but it doesn't have many exotic animals. I would love one day to take our little ones to a huge zoo with lots of animals.
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Listened to this record twice and it's pretty cool. Not the greatest work I've seen from Ross or T.I. but it gets the job done. 9 Piece is said to be a single from Ross's anticipated mixtape, Ashes 2 Ashes dropping later in December. *Sidenote* Is it just me or is Lex Luger's beats beginning to sound the same??


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Tachwedd 2013
Hydref oren
Mae'r coed yn brydferth yn Sain Ffagan yr wythnos hon! Rwyf wrth fy modd a lliwiau'r hydref.
Pa liw yw'r dail lle rydych yn byw, brown, coch, melyn neu wedi cwympo?
Mae'r coed fel y bylbiau gwanwyn yn newid gyda'r tymheredd lleol. Heb fod yn rhy oer yng Nghaerdydd eto, felly mewn mannau mae dal rhai dail gwyrdd. Ond os mae'n oer yn ardal chi gall y dail eisoes wedi cwympo.
85 o gofnodion yn yr wythnos hon - diolch i bob un ohonoch sydd yn mynd allan bob dydd i gadw eich cofnodion tywydd!
Mae'r tymheredd oeraf a gofnodwyd hyd yn hyn yn -1 gradd Celsius a gofnodwyd gan Ysgol Gynradd St Blanes yn yr Alban. St Blanes: "Mae'n mor oer heddiw oedd rhaid i ni wisgo ein hetiau, sgarffiau a menig pan aethom y tu allan i gymryd ein darlleniadau tywydd. Roedd ein glawiad wedi troi'n rhew! Ni'n CARU prosiect hwn, er bod ein dannedd yn rhincian!" Cymerwch olwg ar ble maen nhw ar y map neu edrychwch ar eu tymheredd.
Mae'r glaw mwyaf wedi ei gofnodi yn Ysgol Bro Eirwg - 140mm! Bro Eirwg: Rydym wedi mwynhau casglu data'r wythnos hon. Pryd fydd y bylbiau yn dechrau tyfu.? A.Ardd: Byddant yn cael eu tyfu o dan y pridd yn barod ond dylai egin yn ymddangos uwchben y pridd o fis Ionawr ymlaen.
Eich cwestiynau - fy atebion:
- Culross Primary School. Very cold week - children enjoyed measuring rainfall and looking at temperatures. We also discussed the importance of trying to record results at the same time each day. Prof.P: Very good - this is important for ensuring a fair test!
- St. Blanes Primary School. We are excited to go out into the school garden everyday to check our rain gauge and thermometer! Ysgol Sychdyn: We have enjoyed recording the weather data. Prof.P: Fantastic - you'll be weather experts soon!
- Cawthorne's Endowed Primary School. Hello Professor Plant this is a very good idea. Prof.P: thanks you very much!
- St. Mary's Catholic Primary School. Thank you Professor Plant for sending us the bulbs. We enjoyed planting them and can't wait to see what they look like when they grow. From Year 1 children at St Mary's in Leyland. Prof.P: I'm sure the flowers will be beautiful Year 1!
Kids take-over National Museum Cardiff!
Last Thursday 14th November Year 6 pupils from Trelai Primary School took part in National Taking Over Museums Day - a celebration of children and young people's contribution to museums, galleries and heritage sites across the UK.
The pupils worked with Learning Staff and Natural Science Curators at the National Museum Cardiff to help develop content for a new family science exhibition, which is due to open in July 2014.
Pupils gave us feedback on existing science galleries, chose objects for the exhibition and tested some potential activities for this hands-on exhibition.
It was a really successful day and the feedback from the children was so insightful, with lots of really useful ideas that will help inform our planning of the exhibition.
We're really looking forward to inviting them back to the exhibition launch in July.
More information on Kids in Museums can be found here:
Plannu a mesur
Mae dros chwe fil o fylbiau wedi cael eu plannu ar draws y DU gan y Gwyddonwyr Gwych sydd yn cadw cofnodion tywydd i ymchwilio newid yn yr hinsawdd.
Roedd y tywydd yn ystod yr wythnos plannu yn wlyb iawn, ond er hyn, wnaeth y disgyblion mwynhau garddio yn yr awyr iach. Creodd y disgyblion labeli ar gyfer eu planhigion a mabwysiadu'r bylbiau y bydd yn gofalu am dan wanwyn nesaf. Edrychwch ar rai o'r lluniau a anfonwyd i mewn o ysgolion.
Dechreuodd yr ysgolion i gadw cofnodion tywydd. Maent yn dysgu sut i gofnodi tymheredd a mesur glawiad. Yna, maent yn llwytho cofnodion hyn i'n gwefan gan ddefnyddio eu sgiliau TGCh. Hyd yn hyn, derbyniwyd pum deg pedwar o gofnodion - sydd yn anhygoel!
Hoffwn ddweud helo arbennig i Isaac o Lancashire a ymwelodd ag Amgueddfa Caerdydd dros hanner tymor i ddweud helo. Yn anffodus, roeddwn yn gweithio yn plannu ein Gweirglodd Drefol newydd ar y pryd a ddim wedi cael siawns i gwrdd ag Isaac. Mae'n ddrwg gennym i colli chi Isaac - gobeithio eich bod wedi mwynhau eich ymweliad â Chaerdydd.
Athro'r Ardd.
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SS Philip and James CE Primary School: We're not sure our laminated labels will survive the winter so we wrote our names on the lollypop sticks and on the side of the pots in case the pictures fall off. Any other advice welcome! Here are some comments from the children: "I really liked comparing the size of the bulbs." "I enjoyed seeing the pointy part of the daffodil peeping through the compost." "Putting the soil in and getting my hands messy was the best bit". "It was really cool." Prof.P: Glad you enjoyed planting. Keeping the tags on the labels is tricky. I think what you have done is great. Some schools use a permanent white marker pen to write on the pots.
Kilmaron Special School: This year we have planted our bulbs in 4 different places to see if they grow better at the front of the school or at the back. We have planted some in the bulbs in a new bed and some in old beds to see if the soil makes a difference. Prof P: Great investigative skills Kilmaron - please let us know if you see any changes and if they are as you predict?
Glyncollen Primary School: Our bulbs are in good condition. We enjoyed planting them and can't wait to see them grow. Prof.P: Glad the bulbs are doing well and that you are enjoying the project again at Glyncollen.
Greyfriars RC Primary School: I am really enjoying it thank you for last year. I'm loving the bulbs mine are called Earl and Willum. Prof.P: I'm delighted to hear you enjoyed and are continuing to this year at Greyfriars.
Ladywell Primary School: We are really enjoying looking after the bulbs. We will be a few days behind everyone else as unfortunately they were knocked down and we had to replant the bulbs. We are thankful that you gave us more bulbs because they were destroyed. We are also thankful for including us in the project. Prof.P: Glad you got the bulbs and more importantly that you haven't given up!
Bleasdale CE Primary School: We have been scaring away the slugs! Prof.P: Many gardeners will be very interested to know how you are doing this Bleasdale. Let me know.
Raglan VC Primary: We removed lots of fallen leaves from the top of the pots. No watering required this week.
Ysgol Bro Eirwg: Ar ddydd Mercher cafon ni 19cm o law, sef 190mm - mae'r siart dim ond yn mynd i 100mm! Hefyd ar ddydd Gwener cafon ni 11cm o law, sef 110mm, yr un broblem gyda'r siart! Diolch Athro.Ardd: Llawer iawn o glaw! Wnai newid y furflen we - diolch.
Woodplumpton St. Anne's Primary School: It's interesting to see the difference between the highest and the lowest temperatures in one week. We are very excited to be taking part in the project. We want to know what will happen. Prof.P: Hopefully in the spring you will have some beautiful flowers!
Culross Primary School: We are going to send our weather reports on Monday's. On Friday the rainfall was 10 mm because it was hailstones on Thursday evening. Prof.P: Wow hailstones already! We had some in Cardiff too - I got soaked!
Burscough Bridge Methodist School: There was a high amount of rainfall this week and due to the weather conditions over Wednesday night the gauges tipped and lost the contents. Prof.P: I use a big lump of clay to help keep my rain gauge in place but most days it should be fine in the soil.
Spooky Specimens!
On Wednesday 30th October, National Museum Cardiff came alive for a haunting day of Halloween fun. Curators (and witches!) from the Natural History department filled the main hall with spooky specimens from our collections to share with the public on a busy half term day.
The botanists made a real impression by opening up the Herbarium and creating a spooky graveyard of deadly plants. This was a real hit with the children who left repeating some of the delightfully ghoulish names to their parents such as "Stinking Hellebore!" and "Bloody Cranesbill!"
The Fungus table had a case of wonderful wax models where you could match each fungus with its creepy name, such as the Trumpet of Death, Scaly Tooth and Witch Heart. Children, and adults, could make their own fungus with the colourful modelling clay provided, creating some amazing new species!
Two witches stirred their potion in a cauldron alongside an eerie 'Herbs in Medicine and Magic' display. All Harry Potter fans would have immediately recognised the famous Mandrake, a plant often used in magic rituals due to its hallucinogenic properties, but there was no need for ear muffs as the real plant does not let out a fatal scream!
Marine and Mollusc curators put out an array of Halloween treats from ghost slugs and dead man's fingers to blood cockles and pumpkin snails. Visitors enjoyed being able to touch sea urchins, spiny oysters and star fish. The pickled cuttlefish and squid were a real treat and produced a great mixed response, from awe to disgust, from children and adults alike.
The giant bloodsucking mosquito model dominated the Entomology stand whilst a witch displayed a table of British bats, from the largest Noctule to the smallest Pipistrelle.
Geologists enticed visitors with 'fossils in folklore', including echinoderms that were thought to be 'fairy loaves', and 'dragon claws' that come from dinosaurs. Those brave enough stayed to see the 'Hell, Fire and Brimestone!' stand which revealed specimens of larva, ash and volcanic rocks.
The Open Day was underpinned with an educational trail provided by the Education department. The trail took children around all of the displays, answering questions on blood stained petals and thunder stones, fungal fingers and tails of worms, to name a few. It was an excellent way to get families involved and encouraged children to interact with the curators. The trail proved to be extremely popular with 170 families taking part.
For those who wanted to know more, there was a scary 'Dragons' tour in the Evolution of Wales gallery and two behind the scenes tours of the Biology and Geology collections.
The day was a real success with 3127 members of the public coming through the museum doors. So, if you didn't make it this time keep your eyes peeled on the 'What's On' guide for more upcoming Natural History Open Days throughout the year.
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More Than 700 Degrees Conferred
Wilkes University President Tim Gilmour conferred 330 bachelor's, 307 master's and 71 Doctor of Pharmacy degrees during the University's 61st Annual Spring Commencement. The ceremony took place at 2 p.m. at the Wachovia Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre Township.
Greetings were offered by distinguished members of the platform party including Dr. Gilmour; Dr. Reynold Verret, Provost; Mr. William Tremayne, Class of 1957 and a member of the Board of Trustees; Dr. Arthur Kibbe, professor of pharmaceutical science and chairman of the faculty affairs council; and, Ms. Kaitlin Taber-Miller, a member of the class of 2008 who received her bachelor of arts degree in theatre arts summa cum laude. Ms. Theresa Monaco, coordinator of campus interfaith, delivered the invocation. The benediction was offered by Father Thomas Scala, Pastor of St. Joseph's Church in Milton, PA. Father Scala is an uncle to Joseph Scala, a member of today's graduating class.
In his address to the graduates, Gilmour reflected on the national spotlight that shoneon Wilkes during the a presidential primary season that included campaign events with Senator Barrack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and his daughter Chelsea, as well as a live broadcast from the Wilkes campus on CBS's The Early Show.
"We've cherished these opportunities as a community, recognizing that you, our students, have had a unique opportunity to participate first-hand in our Presidential election process," said Gilmour. It is thus fitting today that we culminate this spring semester by hosting one of our country's most gifted and dedicated public leaders," he said.
The keynote address was offered by The Honorable Thomas Kean, chairman of the 9/11 Commission and former New Jersey Governor. Prior to commencement, Kean spent time speaking one-on-one with political science students and faculty. The university presented Kean with an honorary Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.
Prior to the conferring of degrees, Dr. Verret presented four members of the graduating class with prestigious awards for outstanding academic and leadership achievements.
The Mabel Scott Wandell and Sterling Leroy Wandell Award
is presented to the man and woman who attain the highest grade point average in the graduating class. This year, the award went to three graduates.
Brynn Beaver, of Leetonia, Ohio attained a perfect 4.0 GPA and earned the Bachelor of Science degree, summa cum laude, with a major in Biochemistry. She is the daughter of Keith and Dianna Beaver and is a 2004 graduate of Crestview High School. Last Saturday, Beaver was the recipient of both the Alfred S. Bastress award and the Catherine M. Bone award in Chemistry. She was chosen as the Outstanding Graduate of the College of Science and Engineering. She will be pursuing a Master's of Public Health degree in the field epidemiology, at Emory University.
Karl Kemmerer, of Mountaintop, attained a 3.99 GPA and earned the Bachelor of Science degree, summa cum laude, with a major in Accounting and a minor in Economics. He is the son of Karl and Lisa Kemmerer and is a 2004 graduate of Freeland MMI. Last Saturday he was the recipient of the award for Academic Achievement in Accounting and was chosen as the Outstanding Graduate of the Jay Sidhu School of Business and Leadership. Karl has accepted a position with Pricewaterhouse Coopers, as a staff auditor.
Angelina Teutonico, of Plains, attained a perfect 4.0 GPA and earned the Bachelor of Arts degree, summa cum laude, with a major in English, with a concentration in writing and a minor in Women's Studies. She is the daughter of Angela and Alfred Teutonico and is a 2004 graduate of Edward R. Murrow High School, in Brooklyn, New York. Last Saturday, Angelina was a co-recipient of the Annette Humanities Award and was named the Outstanding Graduate for the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Angelina will be pursuing graduate work.
Alumni Award for Leadership
was presented to Kaitlin Taber-Miller of Blakeslee. The award is given by the Wilkes University Alumni Association to the graduate who has made the strongest contribution to student life and the activities program of the University. Taber-Miller earned the Bachelor of Science degree summa cum laude. After graduation, Taber-Miller will head to Hawaii where she will be part of the Teach for America program, the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools. Taber-Miller is the daughter of Mark and Diane Taber-Miller. She graduated through the Pennsylvania Homeschoolers Accreditation Agency (PHAA) in June of 2004.
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following commencement, three Wilkes University graduates – Robert Bireley, Marc Honrath and Michael Lewis – and one Bloomsburg University graduate were commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Air Force.
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As education in the United States faces a time of "reassessing" and defining pedagogy and intended outcomes, it seems clear that certain parallels can be drawn between today and late 1950's education and the Woods Hole Conference. In both times educational leaders in the United States questioned why testing indicated a gap between achievement of students in the United States when compared with other countries. With unified effort of educational leaders guiding the development of "disciplined based education" and "conceptual learning" following Woods Hole, Music Education enjoyed a growing recognition and acceptance in public schools as a discipline and valuable art. Additionally, instrumental music found itself supported by the general culture and by corporations such as the Ford Foundation who began or expanded programs to encourage and endow music. Today, it is more likely for one to find the response to include growing numbers of public school administrators who do not recognize music as a discipline (and fewer who can communicate a philosophy of the value of music education), corporations who struggle to only maintain any historical support for the arts while several eliminating or scaling back programs, and a general public that trends away from consuming and appreciating the fine arts (while in many cases dramatically increasing consumption of athletic endeavor at all levels.) I find it essential to research and hone rationales and philosophies to develop intelligent strategies for educating principals, business leaders, school boards, and parents about the nature and danger of losing our societal value of music education.
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Bachelor of Music Education - Florida Southern College 2004, 3.4GPA
Master of Fine Arts in Music Education - Ohio State University 2005, 3.8GPA
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Snowy is a giant. It's nearly 4000 feet in elevation. By most sources, Snowy is 101 feet away from being a high peak. Looking at a shaded relief map, Hamilton County has some prominent mountains. On the west side of Indian Lake is a chain of particularly high mountains. They extend south and west to the Jessup River. Snowy is among these mountains. Driving in from the south you can see it's rocky face. To get there pick up route 30 and drive to Indian Lake not the village. The trailhead is a couple miles south of sabael. The mountains will definitely reveal themselves as they take up the sky line.
The trail is a fairly long hike in. The mountain has an extension that stretches to the road. Between that and its neighbor, Squaw Mountain, is a Brook Valley called Beaver Brook. The trail uses that valley to get to the mountain. It starts out getting to the brook. After crossing it, the trail heads upstream. It crosses the brook and it's tributaries many times. Eventually, it pulls away for the big climb.
After the trail pulls away from the Brook, you will be met with a rock staircase. Now it begins. That staircase is just an introduction, it goes back to trail. The trail will weave and climb for quite a while then level off for a short break. Then a turn to the right for the most extreme climb. This section is steep and dangerously slippery when wet. Don't give up it will end. The trail will go straight up than turn to the right again for the final stretch. This stretch is extremely steep again, but brief. Finally, the climb is over. A cliff opens up. A spring runs down with the marine flag at the edge. Follow the trail behind the spring for the tower. A side-trail leads to another cliff. Watch your step, it's dangerous. On that cliff I was brought face to face with Buell and Panther Mountain across Squaw Brook (2nd picture). It was complete silence.
From the tower the prominent feature was Indian Lake. The Beaver Brook valley looks wide. Chimney Mountain across Indian Lake and in front of Bullhead was visible. I could see the chimney structure with binoculars. Blue Mountain could be seen just right and behind Panther (2nd picture). Wakely Mountain was visible in the west. I could see a great deal of the south central Adirondacks.
In my opinion the view of the high peaks was better than from Blue. They were all lined up in a wall appearance with passes. I did my best trying to label a few high peaks. I'm in the process of getting to know them, so correct me if I'm wrong. The Gothics was the best clue I had. It's rock faces actually showed up a little in the photo. To the left could be mount Colden and Avalanche Pass. That would mean the McIntyre Ridge is far left. Barely outlined in the photo may also be Allen, Skylight, Redfield and Gray Peak in front of Mount Marcy.
The total mileage is 3.9 miles to the tower according to an Adirondack Trails book. The ascent is around 2100 feet. It was a wonderful experience up there. The air is so crisp when there is a breeze. It was actually completely silent most of the time. There were just a few chickadees, sparrows, and woodpeckers.


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Assemblyman James Tedisco (R,C,I-Schenectady-Saratoga) and Assemblyman George Amedore (R,C-Rotterdam) today announced they will be introducing the School Budget Vote Fairness Act, which will ensure that contingency budgets do not exceed previous budget increases.
"When voters go to the polls and reject a budget, they are standing up for their rights as taxpayers. However, many times the budget they are forced to accept does not reflect their wishes and, in some cases, is far worse; we cannot allow the alternative to be worse than the initial offering. At a time when our economy is not doing so well and taxpayers are cash-strapped, the last thing school boards should be doing is increasing the amount taxpayers must pay," said Amedore. "Our goal with this legislation is to give clarity to how contingency budgets should be crafted, in the best interest of the taxpayers."
Yesterday, taxpayers from the Schenectady School District passed their budget by a narrow margin, an increase of five percent. However, had this measure not passed the alternative would have increased taxes by 15.8 percent. School boards should not threaten to implement a contingency budget that is three times higher than the originally proposed budget; this in no way respects the voices of the voters.
"When a school district must go back to the drawing board and craft a contingency budget, it should be less than the proposed budget," said Tedisco. "George and I want to ensure that this situation never happens again where the contingency budget being considered is three times the tax levy rate of the proposed budget. Taxpayers deserve better, and that is why we are fighting to adopt legislation statewide that will protect them from this type of questionable school budget practice."
This bill will close the loop-hole in order to protect taxpayers by mandating contingency budgets to no more than four percent, including the statutory exclusions school district's can raise above the cap. The bill also requires that no increase of expenditures in a contingency budget should be attributable to projected increases or changes in school district demographics. In other words, the more students projected the more money schools can include over the four percent cap.
Traditionally, the Schenectady School District has been bound by a four percent spending cap. However, the school does not have to abide by that cap with the contingency budget. There were exclusions that disregarded the cap and resulted in the expansion of the budget to 15.8 percent instead of retaining it at four or five percent. Comparing what the school received in aid and what the final school budgets were over the course of the past five years, as school aid increased, the final school budget increased significantly as well.
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The 27th new Tamar class lifeboat was handed over to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) by Babcock today (21 May 2013), marking the last lifeboat to be built for the charity by Babcock under the existing contract.
The 16 metre Tamar class slipway-launched lifeboat, originally developed by RNLI designers with Babcock, represented a major step forward in lifeboat design, being one of the most technically advanced lifeboats in the world. The first prototype was built at Babcock's Devonport Royal Dockyard facility. The contract for build and fit-out of the first batch of four Tamar class lifeboats was awarded to Babcock in 2003, and was followed by subsequent contracts won in stiff competition. The latest batch of nine was awarded in 2009, and concludes this month with this latest delivery.
The lifeboats have been built by Babcock at Devonport on a pulse production line, with each boat taking 11 months to build, from initial hull delivery to completion of sea trials, with a new boat starting every 12 weeks and up to four in progress at different fit-out stages at any one time. Significant improvements were also made during the course of the contract by Babcock introducing new methods to meet the challenging financial targets set by the RNLI with each contract awarded.
RNLI Head of Construction and Refit Angus Watson said: "A delivery plan for the last batch of nine Tamar class was agreed five years ago. Babcock delivered every one of those lifeboats right on time to that date in our diary. That's a job well done. All those at Babcock who worked on building our entire fleet of Tamars should be very proud of the part they've played in saving lives at sea both now and for many years to come."
He added: "The RNLI has been very happy with the top quality work on these lifeboats. It has been exceptional and has provided extra reliability for the volunteer lifeboat crews who use them when they launch on a rescue."
Babcock RNLI Project Manager Steve O'Mara said: "We are delighted to have delivered the 27th Tamar class lifeboat to the RNLI today on schedule, and to a very high standard. Our staff are meticulous in their work, and this quality counts when a lifeboat is battling through a force 10 to reach someone in trouble at sea. We are very proud of our excellent record in delivering on-time and to quality throughout this contract with the RNLI."
This last Tamar class lifeboat will be stationed at The Mumbles in South Wales.
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The AWC Lady Matadors improve their ACCAC record to 4-2 with two wins over 16th ranked Yavapai.
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As I spent time planning for 2010, I also took time to look back over the fifty-one subjects I reviewed in 2009. I chose these five sites as representative of the best of the best. Keep in mind, unlike the Oscars, these are not sites that were new in 2009, just culled from my archive of educational website reviews done during the year. Happy New Year to you and yours!
Environmental Literacy Council5 stars
The Environmental Literacy Council website is a huge library of K-12 lessons, articles and news about environmental studies, including subjects such as global climate change, biodiversity, energy, and land use. Topics can be accessed via the subject menu on the left-hand side, from the site map, or via the site search. Each article concludes with an outstanding collection of Recommended Resources, making this site a terrific first stop for further research and one of my picks for middle-school and high-school students writing papers or doing science fair projects.
Mrs. P5 stars
"Mrs. P is concerned because fewer and fewer kids are reading these days. Also, according to recent reports Mrs. P has seen, it is becoming harder and harder for many parents to find the time to read to their children." Storyteller Mrs. P (played by actress Kathy Kinney) is my video pick of the year, with her classic children's stories, read along options, engaging personal anecdotes, animated games and clever presentation. If you have a high speed connection, you can turn on more even more animated fun by clicking on Start Here, and selecting options such as "Bookcase titles say funny things."
Multiplication.com: Interactive Games5 stars
Woo hoo! Multiplication.com is one of yearly picks because of the unique themes that make their games super fun. For example, in Pizza Pizazz you are presented with a problem, such as 8 x 9, a pizza, and a restaurant full of tables waiting for their order. To earn a point, you need to deliver your pizza to table number 72. Other fun concepts include Math Models ("Mix and match clothes to come up with your favorite outfit. The more math problems you get right, the more clothes you have to choose from.") and Color Creations ("Unlock the colors to paint the pictures by answering the problems correctly.")
The New Deal Network5 stars
Published by the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and Teachers College at Columbia University, I've included The New Deal Network because of the depth of its collection. "At the core of the New Deal Network is a database of primary source materials – photographs, political cartoons, and texts (speeches, letters, and other historic documents) – gathered from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library, the National Archives and Records Administration, the Library of Congress, and other sources. Currently there are over 20,000 items in this database, many of them previously accessible only to scholars."
Operation Migration: Whooping Crane Reintroduction5 stars
Operation Migration includes photos, field journals, lots of sound files, population counts, and a kids section. The site navigation, however, is not up to par, so use the site map to find your way around. "What is aircraft-led migration? This technique relies on the birds' natural instinct called imprinting. Imprinting means the just-hatched waterfowl chick immediately trusts the first object it sees and follows the object. As soon as the chicks hatch, they bond with their parents and become inseparable. The OM team acts as surrogate parents, helping the birds imprint on the aircraft and conditioning them to fly with it."
Feldman, Barbara. "Best of 2009." Surfnetkids. Feldman Publishing. 29 Dec. 2009. Web. 4 Dec. 2014. <http://www.surfnetkids.com/resources/best-of-2009/ >.
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Two is a variation, bigger but also characterized by that certain eat-out premolded patty flavor you just can't duplicate at home with hand-formed prime beef, a quality shared with number ones. Big Macs are number twos.
Three is what I call the Big Fat Burger. These are eat-out variations on the eat-in burgers you make at home. Burger King's "have it your way" gimmick is an attempt at Big Fat Burgerness that fails; Whoppers are just characterless number twos. Tommy Pucchi's Cheeseburger Baby, by contrast, turns out a number three that works.
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My favorite is the bacon cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, and an excellent crisp pickle wedge that tasted like a fresh deli pickle. What made the burger outstanding was that as fun as the adds were, the ground Angus beef (cooked perfectly rare) was flavorful enough to make condiments unnecessary. Astonishingly, though, a vegetable burger was almost as good, so meatlike in texture and rich taste that the shock nearly gave my vegetarian friend a heart attack.
But the truly sublime item here is a non-burger: a Philly cheese steak. All too often outside of Philadelphia these steak hoagies are screwed up by pretensions. In actuality, just as Dom Perignon makes a worse Bellini than a $10 Conegliano prosecco, thick-cut rare filet mignon, artisan cheese, and authentic baguettes make much worse Philly cheese steaks than the well-done but tender, thin-shaved generic beef slices, plebian blended cheeses, and soft torpedo rolls used in Philly's best steak stands -- and here. The sandwich's humble ingredients combine into an essential fast-food essence.
Where Cheeseburger Baby falls short is when it tries to be what it's not, which is a slider joint. At six for $11 or $2 each, these faux sliders are just too expensive. You can order these squashed golf balls "your way" more or less -- specify rare and you get something pinkish -- but still, there's no real number one- or number two-ness about them.
To wash down a good cheeseburger/ steak, only two substances will do: beer served very cold, as they do here, or the great milkshakes you'll also find here -- housemade, not those prefab chemically thick jobs. Normally I'm a chocolate shaker, but among the five flavors, I strongly recommend instead vanilla, swoonfully rich with flecks of real vanilla bean all through. It couldn't be better.
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During the night, especially the second half of the night and into the morning, Alby is the noisiest sleeper I have ever met!! He makes a variety of LOUD noises, and kicks his feet around, but doesn't seem to wake up at all. I feel like I'm trying to sleep in a zoo: there's the birdie squeek, the monkey grunts, the elephant cry, and the lion growl, as well as normal "I'm trying to poop" grunt and wimper. I keep thinking he has gas, but when I try to burp him he just falls back to sleep on my shoulder. Any ideas why he's so noisy if it's not gas?? He keeps me awake all night even when he's asleep!!! It's driving me bonkers!
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My DH and Quinn snore, DH has a deviated septum and I'm reasonably certain that Quinn does as well. I'll be asking the boys' pedi about that on Quinn's 3yr check. So far Sean doesn't snore unless I need to suck his nose out, which is at least twice a day. I do remember with Quinn, when he was around this age, I almost had to quit using the baby monitor because he would keep me up. And I did quit using it when he started sleeping through the night around 5 months.


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AccessAnesthesiology™ from McGraw-Hill is an online collection of current clinical anesthesiology textbooks, videos of procedures and drug interactions, practice guidelines, interactive Board Review,and a fully integrated drug database. Physicians, residents, and nurse anesthetists can access a compendium of renowned medical resources for education and certification/recertification in pain management, critical care, and perioperative medicine.
A collection of medical references including Harrison's Online, Hurst's the Heart, Goodman & Gilman's Pharmacology and the Lange Educational Library. (M)
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The definitive database for nursing and allied health (occupational and physical therapy, nurse anesthesia, physician assistants, sports medicine) covering 1,200 leading journals and providing full text for more than 1,300 journals indexed in CINAHL. CINAHL Searching Tips. (M)
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Clinical Pharmacology
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The following is a listing of selected subject headings relating to nurse anesthesia. Each is a live link directly into the UNE Libraries catalog.
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"I have the right to write about my life." — Marie Calloway
Lately, a confusing debate has erupted over the validity of what is being called "confessional writing," the kind that places its author and its author's intimate experiences at the centre of the narrative. The modern confessional exists in transparent opposition to objective writing, where the writer is removed and reports narrative facts largely without opinion, and definitely without feeling. The proliferation of online sites that facilitate impromptu personal writing has cultivated a belief among the status quo that serious writers shouldn't share an "excess" of personal details or opinions, lest they risk a public shaming. It's certainly not uncommon in the Internet age to see a personal piece met with a clumsy, trolling comment chorus of "Keep that to yourself," "TMI" or "Why should I care about your life?"
Additional indictments hurled at confessional writing are that it's boring or embarrassing, although for whom is not entirely clear. Some critics have concluded that it is without exception bad writing, unworthy of publication, blanketing the form with disdain in hopes it will be forced back into the writer's private documents folder. By even referring to it as a confession suggests that the author has done something wrong, that there is a central sin they should be repenting; at times, it seems the sin is merely in the act of telling: "How dare they?"
Exactly what differentiates the loathed confession from the lauded personal essay is difficult to name. But it's impossible to ignore that a majority of these controversial and oft-dismissed confessions are being written by women — primarily young, under-published outsiders accused of lacking the self-awareness that presumably comes with age. The complaints suffered are often of the gendered variety, suggesting a naïveté on the part of the authors to be proud of documenting and distributing their experiences, much like web cam self-portraits posted on Facebook. The suggestion is that they are boring, reprehensible, or invalid in some way, and should never see the light of day. (more…)


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Dealing with a poor signal to noise ratio is one of the toughest issues in automating speech recognition. At Sensory, we develop lots of techniques so our customers' products can sit at one end of a noisy room and still recognize a speaker at the other end of the room. Our technologists typically don't like to implement active noise cancellation techniques because of the belief that active noise cancellation's signal processing will extract useful information from the speech data. Nevertheless we have a whole host of other techniques to make performance in noise work really well.
In Bluetooth® headsets we use a dual mic beamforming technology, and we've found that this approach improves our ability to recognize by about 7 or 8 dB. In the Bluetooth® space there are lots of noise cancellation providers, and there are many well proven techniques for removing noise.
What I've been wondering for the last few months are why those vuvuzelas are so dang loud during the World Cup broadcasts. Seems like a relatively easy task to just filter them out, or have the broadcasters microphones be in a silent booth.
I guess I'm not the only one that wondered about this: If you Google Vuvuzela, "filter" is one of the most common words following it, and clicking on it showed over 1.3 million listings from hackers guides to products for sale.
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Maria Angola Suite gives you the warmest of welcomes and invites you to enjoy their hospitality services with excellent quality and warm personalized attention, giving security, trust and support during their stay, where you may feel the pleasure and the magic of being in a friendly atmosphere and Tourism.
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For the 18 % exemption from sales tax must be presented at the reception: the Andean Immigration Card date of entry to the country less than 60 consecutive days and passport or identity card with all guest information proving their residence in outside. Failure to submit both documents , the hotel reserves the right to require payment of the tax law. It will pay in the hotel. The FEE will be charged at the hotel where the passenger resides.
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Police search for man suspected of beating a woman, ramming vehicle into another in San Marcos
SAN MARCOS - Authorities asked for the public's help Tuesday in finding a man suspected of beating a woman in San Marcos, then ramming his vehicle into a good Samaritan who came to her rescue.
Deputies responded to reports that a man was beating a woman in the area of Rue De Valle and Margie Place about 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to San Diego County sheriff's Sgt. Martha Hernandez.
Once there, they found good Samaritans had already halted the beating by separating the man and the woman, the sergeant said in a statement.
They also learned that the man got in his car, sped away and then made a U-turn. He drove back to the scene, where he rammed his vehicle into one of the good Samaritans before bailing on foot and getting away, Hernandez said.
According to the sergeant, the good Samaritan was taken to Palomar Medical Center with serious but non-life-threatening leg injuries. The woman who was beaten did not suffer serious injuries, she said.
Anyone with information about the case was asked to call the Sheriff's Department's San Marcos substation at (760) 510-5200.


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Have you been promised a pot of gold for this? Or is this like our SLT who want stuff for nothing?!
After many meetings with SLT the time has come for my school to maybe upgrade or change our current network. We are a secondary school with around 1000 students and 250 staff and we are part service managed with our ICT. I took over around two years ago and have wanted to change many things and now the time has come, Ill start by telling you a little about our network.
We have:-
2 DCs
A server that runs SCCM and printers
Our MIS is SIMS
VLE is Moodle
Promethean boards in most of the classrooms
E-mails is via webmail with the odd user running outlook locally
Cisco managed wireless
Around 150 laptops (All running vista)
Around 300 desktops (including admin, teachers & students) (All running vista)
School comms for texting/E-mailing parents
Sun global for remote desktop for staff
I may have missed many things off but thats a brief overview. Now here comes the fun part, I have been asked to put together a powerpoint for SLT with my ideas how we could improve our ICT. I was not involved in setting up any of the above. The route I would like to go down is
Windows 7 site wide
Faze out all laptops and replace with desktops (laptops are costing too much to maintain)
A suite of Macs for the music department running protools, Ejay, sibelius and sony acid
An exchange server
Thinking about xenapp for our apps then staff would be able to access at home (at the moment staff can only see MS office and Sims when remoting in)
I am just after abit of brainstorming to be honest with any recommendations with cost in mind as we dont have an unlimited budget. Thanks in advance.
Have you been promised a pot of gold for this? Or is this like our SLT who want stuff for nothing?!
Hi Mark, what speed is your LAN running at BTW?
With the right ideas they are willing to back me!
Personally I'd say ditch the macs idea, it's not worth it for the cost over benefit
Sounds like you're in a good position to move on pushing windows 7 out considering you already have vista and SCCM in place. No mention of virtualisation for your servers? Get some VMware in there! - assume you're getting/thinking of new servers?
I'd recommend home access plus instead of paying for something like xenapp to use sims + apps from home, though i can only go on recommending this through experience of HAP and not on any experience of xenapp so i'm unsure if xenapp would allow further benefits that are worth paying for.
Sounds like you have a good base to build on, do you have a solid backbone, core and managed edge switches?
An OS refresh, building in support for BYOD with a good quality firewall \ UTM and VMWare servers would be a nice step forwards and should give you the flexibility to keep moving forwards.
Btw is Exchange for students? If so avoid the aggro and offload to Live@Edu \ Google Apps. If for staff I'd say keep it locally.
Don't go down the VMWare route it's VERY expensive, the best bet for virtualization is Xen - it's free and just as good if not better than VMWare! This will bring your budget down.
Yeah support is readily available for Xen, on the internet anyway. Loads of Documentation out there for it, Xen runs on lower spec servers and uses alot less resources than VMWare.
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When I say support I mean can you pickup the phone and ring the manducturer becuase something has gone belly up?
not that I know of, but to be honest theres alot less to go wrong with it than VMWare, It's so simple and basic to setup & use, I don't know of any phone support but there maybe someone out there that supports it, we are a small company and the costs of VMWare have changed recently as they have re-structured there pricing and the cost is absolutely through the roof.
How about Hyper-V in terms of virtualization? I'm not at a large school by any means but it certainly does the job for us!
Yep Hyper-V will do the job if your using Server 2008 R2
Staff currently just remote in to a Terminal Services / Remote Desktop Services machine? You could look to upgrading your remote login server to use RemoteFX, with a dedicated graphics card for graphics acceleration if graphics processing speed is what you're having issues with.Thinking about xenapp for our apps then staff would be able to access at home (at the moment staff can only see MS office and Sims when remoting in)
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I'm not sure there is a better combination.
Okay, peanut butter and chocolate is pretty good, too. And I guess oranges and chocolate are pretty dang fantastic as well.
Raspberries are just so pretty though. Like little, hairy jewels, no?
This cake came out like a dream. I was a little worried at first.
It's always about your audience. Who are you baking for? Some people like a fluffy moist cake (ahem usually boxed) while others like a dense, moist cake.
I always aim to please the birthday boy/girl since the cake is for them in the first place. The other nay-sayers can just wait until it's their birthday.
Homemade raspberry jam
and chocolate ganache
are the stars of this cake.
Two cakes = 4 layers + 3 layers of raspberry jam + a spritzer of alcohol= a wonderfully moist, rich cake.
Did that only make sense in my mind?
Well in any case, this is perfect for your sister's birthday celebration.
Chocolate and Raspberry Ganache Cake
For the cake:
I won't bother typing up the recipe since I used David Leobovitz's devil's food cake and ganache recipe to a T. Plus, you should check out his site anyway. He has good things to say about food.
For the raspberry jam filling:
2 cups frozen raspberries
I tbsp lemon juice
1/2 cup of sugar, or more if you'd like it sweeter
Combine the raspberries, lemon juice, and sugar in a sauce pan and place over medium high heat. The raspberry mixture will start to produce more liquid once heated. It will only take 5-10 minutes to get to a jam-like consistency. If you find that it is too thin, add a cornstarch slurry (2 tbsp cornstarch and COLD water, mixed) to the mixture to thicken it. Let cool completely to room temperature.
Before assembling the cake, it is crucial that the raspberry jam and chocolate ganache are both cooled to room temperature. Otherwise you will have a tilted, possibly landslide cake in your future.
To assemble the cake:
Cut the 2, 8-inch cake rounds horizontally in half, so that you have 4 cake rounds. Optional: Using a fork or tooth picks, poke 10-15 holes into cake rounds. With whatever neutral (no over powering with it's flavor) alcohol you have on hand, take a brush and spread it over the cake. This will add some secruity moistness to the cake. Be sure to use a brush since this won't drown the cake with liquid.
Place one cake round on your preferred cake stand and spread about 2/3 cup of jam on top. Do this for two more layers. (You should have enough since you used 2 cups of berries). Let this sit for about 5 minutes, or if you are in a rush like me slather on your chocolate ganache and call it a day.
Top the cake with fresh raspberries and sprinkle with confectionary sugar.