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The Evening of Stars takes place at 6:30 p.m. Friday, February 28 at the Ballard Convention Center, 605 East Arch Street in Madisonville. Tickets are $25 per person and may be reserved by calling the Chamber at 270-821-3435 or at the web site http://tinyurl.com/2014EveningOfStars.
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Board members Jeanne Nelson and Tina Lehnertz, along with WAPS director of human resources Pat Blaisdell, left early in the morning on Wednesday, February 26, and spent the entire day meeting with members of each community, a schedule which included meeting with community members individually as well as in groups.
We had a schedule and it was all set up very nicely, Nelson said of the community tours. It was a long process and I would very much like to thank everyone from Eden Prairie and Richfield.
Nelson and Lehnertz will provide their fellow board members with a report regarding their experience at the next School Board meeting on Thursday, March 6. The School Board will then have the opportunity to consider formally offering the superintendent position to West.
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I didn't see a post about the new 2014 Subaru Forester. What do you guys think? This might be the one I end up buying. Not for sure how I feel about the design of the front end vents. I will have to see in person.
saedave Chicago, ILPosts: 688Styling (outgoing model is better looking) and reduced towing (1500 vs 2400) are minuses
That reduced towing rating suggests a smaller margin in the new transmission design. With less than 10,000 miles on my 2010 XT, I certainly will wait to see how well that new trans holds up on the turbo.
The new window by the mirror on the driver's side is useful on tight left turns into narrow one-ways, but the styling is not as good as the 2010. It is possible that the new increased windshield slant will result in reflections from the dashboard in very bright sun. -
tyguy ColoradoPosts: 857Subaru had me until I learned about the reduced towing capacity, lack of "gear" selection with the CVT, and essentially required sunroof on anything Premium and above. Three strikes and it's out. Actually, each the three is a deal killer for me.
If those aren't important to you, though, I think it's going to be an otherwise exceptional vehicle.
The XT vents are a little funky, but the normally aspirated versions will have a more traditional bumper. -
tyguy ColoradoPosts: 857That's what I understand and why I added "essentially." I'm a fan of manuals and would buy them exclusively if I lived in Europe, but in the US, I worry about trying to sell used later. I'm guessing a very small percentage of sales will be manual. The packaging on the Forester is interesting. A turbo with no manual option, but available on the NA motor. No required sunroof on a Premium unless you opt for the CVT and then you have no choice on the mid level and higher trims. No paddle shifters despite the cheaper Impreza coming with them. Downgraded towing capacity despite using a drivetrain from the Outback that is rated much higher in towing, and a stiffer body that would theoretically be better for towing (brakes maybe???). I have no doubt it'll be a great success and excellent vehicle for the vast majority of people. Just not me. We'll enjoy our 2012 Impreza for one vehicle, but the other is now in question.
xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,742Well, the nice thing about the manual is that you don't suffer the towing penalty of the CVT, plus resale isn't an issue unless you try to turn around and sell it soon after purchase.
I like having the moonroof on my X Premium (2010), but then it isn't a normal moonroof. I don't like the skinny little useless things on most vehicles; thankfully, the Forester has a massive glass sheet up there and it really opens up the interior of the vehicle.2010 Subaru Forester, 2011 Ford Fiesta, 1969 Chevrolet C20 Pickup, 1969 Ford Econoline 100, 1976 Ford F250 Pickup, 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon -
tyguy ColoradoPosts: 857Impreza Premium models and above get paddle shifters. Only the base model with CVT is equipped with the "Low" mode that all Forester NA models get.
Wes, that's interesting about the tow rating with the manual. Everything I've read didn't differentiate between the CVT and manual, but rather said towing was reduced to 1,500 lbs across the board. Where did you find that nugget of info? Good find. I assumed the CVT is the Gen 2 found in the Outback, but if the CVT is the limiting factor, then that must not be the case given the Outback's much higher towing capability.
Sunroof is a deal killer for me for a myriad of reasons. I sure hope Subaru doesn't continue that standardization trend with other models. -
xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,742They probably have. The difference being that with the CVT, it's probably a necessity with the reduced tow rating without risking damage to the transmission. With the manual, it's no problem, but why would they want to push out different tow ratings to confuse the issue? Manufacturers are going for the simple/safe route on everything in this litigation-crazed world.2010 Subaru Forester, 2011 Ford Fiesta, 1969 Chevrolet C20 Pickup, 1969 Ford Econoline 100, 1976 Ford F250 Pickup, 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon
xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,742Well, then it really doesn't make any sense. Do they eliminate all the dash gauges that are useful for things like towing (oil temp, coolant temp, etc) in other markets as well?
I still suspect it boils down to being a liability issue. After all, the vast majority of owners will never tow anything with it anyway, so why encourage it for that use?
I towed my Escort with my Forester a couple of times, which was probably about a 2,800# load (between dolly and car), and the Forester had absolutely no problem with it all, so I would have no reservation about doing the same with a 2014+ Forester if I had one.2010 Subaru Forester, 2011 Ford Fiesta, 1969 Chevrolet C20 Pickup, 1969 Ford Econoline 100, 1976 Ford F250 Pickup, 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon -
ateixeira Posts: 72,587Good. Bball season is in full swing and I coach 2 teams, so that's been taking up all my time. My daughter plays on a 2nd team so I took today off to watch her play! :shades:
Would be cool if you got the very first one.
Our 2009 was first year, but not among the first. If you recall, they launched the LL Bean model at first, and a couple of months later renamed it the Limited (which we got) when the deal with LL Bean was dissolved. -
krellu7421 Posts: 8Received an e-mail yesterday.A dealer in NJ said the first week of march will be getting a large shipment of 2014 foresters.Thought I might mention this in case anyone is interested.I was going to get a crosstrek LTD loaded,also had considered a 2014 forester touring 2.5 xi also loaded.Then I suddenly I
decided on a 2013 impreza 5-door LTD loaded,because of the epa 27/36.
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xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,742Well, it's the cheapest of the three and rated for the best fuel economy, so those are two bonuses right there! As long as your happy with the purchase, I think you hit the trifecta.
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This morning as I was doing my mail route a program came on the local Christian radio station called Living On The Edge. Chip Ingram is the preacher and today's message was a good one, especially for me, right now, as Shannon and I prepare to leave for Tanzania in a couple of days.
The message was titled Holy Ambition. Although I didn't hear all of it I want to share with you a few things I heard him say that caught my attention.
God has created, in each one of us a hunger for a particular ministry. What that means is inside of each of us is a magnet that draws us to a particular need. For one it may be Chinese orphans, for another it may be teen moms, for another it may be African Civil War refugees and for yet another it may be the starving people of Haiti. Chip said that most likely, as we listened to his message a particular thing came to mind. It is often something that makes our heart beat a little faster and the butterflies in our stomach increase. You might have that vision as you read this.
For Shannon and I, our hearts beat faster for the orphans and widows of Tanzania. The thought of hungry, homeless children, with no adults to hug them to sleep at night breaks my heart. Widows, mainly due to AIDs who have young children but can't afford food for them because they can't get a job because the children are too young to be alone. Or widows who do choose to go to work, knowing that leaving the 5 year old home to raise his two younger siblings is better than watching her children starve to death.
When I look back, I remember, even as a young child, being drawn to these people as I would watch television infomercials of young malnourished Ethiopian children with flies on their faces while an unseen announcer tried to convince me to send in my money to help. I wanted to help too, but found the idea impossible with a $3 or $4 per week allowance. It seemed like the cost of monthly sponsorship was always just out of my reach to do alone. By the time I was a teen and had some money, I was going through the selfish stage of thinking my money was better spent on the newest record album rather than a starving face I'd never see again.
Now...well, now I've grown up. In my middle age I have finally found my focus. It is such an amazing thing. Shannon has described it to others as follows. He says he used to just go through the day to day of life, kind of wondering why he was here and what he was supposed to be doing. You know, that feeling of, is this all there is? Don't get me wrong, life was good, we were Christians, but something was just... missing. After Shannon and I separately, but at about the same time, finally realized our calling, it all just made sense to him. Life seemed to be more worth living. He had a purpose.
Chip Ingram did say, that when you realize your vision, your calling, it may not mean you are supposed to sell everything and move to another nation. It may not mean you are to quit your job to go work at a local Crisis Pregnancy Center but it may mean that you are to pray, that you are to financially support others who are doing the work, or that you are to do some volunteering.
What makes your heart beat a little faster? What makes you get butterflies? What are you thinking about right now as you read this? Pursue that dream. It is God who placed it within you. Turn it into a Holy Ambition.
To listen to the full broadcast of Chip Ingram's message go to the Living on the Edge website and click on listen online. You are wanting to listen to the Holy Ambition broadcasts.
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@Patiomensch and I, @Bohopoetgirl, have been following each other on Twitter since mid 2008. In January, 2010, a month after I moved up to the shoreline of Connecticut, I saw him tweet about going to something called Books and Bars. I love both books and bars, so I replied, "I want to go!"
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I've never made the Chocolate Guinness cake from scratch (per any of the various recipes found online)-- however, I did make my own "doctored" version solely out of grocery-store bought ready-made ingredients. The finished cake I cannot, therefore, truthfully compare to the scratch recipe, but this version is on its own very good--chocolaty and very moist, with just a hint of Guinness (not overpowering-- a pleasant and unexpected undertone). Whipped cream cheese-flavored icing provides the ideal finish-- mildly sweet, allowing the flavors of the cake to take center-stage. Perfect for Dad, the Groom, or as a fun family nod to the birthday boy's 21st.Dark Chocolate Guinness Cake
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Liverpool's crushing 4-0 victory over Spurs
Does it matter?: Yes, but probably more for Spurs and the future of Tim Sherwood than it does for Liverpool's title aspirations, which are as strong as they've ever been in the second half of the season as Luis Suarez continues to finish with dangerous precision and the whole team runs about with purpose in the opposing third.
That may seem an odd thing to say on the day that Chelsea's stutter against Crystal Palace, alongside Arsenal's ball-slinging draw against Manchester City, allowed Brendan Rodger's Liverpool to finish the weekend two points clear on top of the table (and for him to make bizarre claims of a 533 million strong worldwide fan base).
But this could all be forgotten two weeks from now, particularly if Manchester City win against the Reds on April 13th.
For Sherwood though it is further proof he is a tactical naif, a manager who offers no added value to the vacuum left following Andre Villas-Boas' departure. The game also gave Spurs chairman Daniel Levy another incredible headache, as by now he's realized not only is the expensive attacking midfield talent he paid hand over fist for in the summer failing to come together, but Tottenham have a back line featuring Younas Kaboul and Michael Dawson. Spurs are a mess.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's defeatist remarks after losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace
Do they matter?: No. Before you know why, here is what he said:
"I don't think it's the moment to speak about next season and the market but it's clear to everybody that Chelsea next year wants to bring a striker. What's the future for the other strikers? The ones who are staying are competing with the striker we are bringing [in]. And normally, at the end of the season, players that are not playing a lot or players who are not happy may prefer a change. That is also part of the market. We want to improve the team and the players and make some surgical movements in the transfer window."
Though Mourinho will almost certainly press for sweeping changes in the striker department in the summer, this was already on the books for most of the season anyway with the aging, end-of-the-line Eto'o scoring the most goals of any Chelsea striker, tied on 11 with Oscar. In fact, one might read into Mourinho's constant insistence his team are not title favourites as a way to further make the case in the off-season for even more squad upheaval, even in the eventuality Chelsea win the thing "by accident."
This was always the case; a lame 1-0 loss provides a nice alibi.
Manchester United's resounding 4-1 victory over Aston Villa
Does it matter?: No, but with the idiotic way most football clubs are run, chances are it's possible someone at the board level regarded this last match as a "reprieve" for David Moyes, if they were seriously considering sacking him now that is.
One result however shouldn't be a basis for any decision of that magnitude, for the reason any single result must be judged in light of the whole. And in this case the win came down to the inept Villa backline. First, they allowed Rooney the simplest of unmarked headers to equalize after Ashley Westwood's incredible opening free kick. Then they continued with Leandro Bacuna upending Juan Mata to concede a penalty. And so on and so on and so on. A great and good victory for Man United at Old Trafford to plug up the leaks for a time. Villa love handing out gifts. But this is a mere upward spike in Moyes' killer first and maybe last season in charge.
If you want a brilliant account of the Moyes' sitch by the way, look no further than Ken Early's brilliant story for Slate on the load put, perhaps unfairly, on Moyes' shoulders.
Napoli defeats Serie A leaders Juventus 2-0
Does it matter?: Only in the faintest of ways, with potential to give Roma a smaller, slightly less insurmountable but still insurmountable hill to climb in overtaking Juventus.
Right now Juve are 11 points ahead but Roma has a game in hand, which they will play this Wednesday in a huge game against Parma. Napoli already walked into the Juve match with a sizable lead on Fiorentina for the final Champions League spot, which is now probably impossible for the latter to overcome. So as nice as the victory—Callejon and Dries Martens both scored—was for Benitez and team moral, and despite it being Juventus' first loss in Serie A since Fiorentina beat them 4-2 in October, it doesn't change much in what is hardening into a semi-predictable table.
Unless this is the beginning of the end of an historic Juve collapse! (It isn't).
Other things that matter/don't matter
-Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Man City? Possibly matters for Wenger's future, maybe, though I doubt it. I'm sure it does matter but not more than any other result for either teams this season.
-Atletico's 1-2 win over Athletic Bilbao? Matters. Bilbao are no slouches and Atletico's streak continues.
-Anything in MLS? Doesn't matter, for now. Three more games and it will start to.


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Afghan forces kill senior Taliban commander in Helmand
Afghan troops killed a senior Taliban commander several days ago in the battleground province of Helmand.
The commander, known as Mullah Salam Noorzai, was killed by members of the Afghan National Security force during a raid on a compound north of the contested district of Now Zad on April 28. An aide to Noorzai was killed and another was captured during the operation, according to a press release issued by the US military.
Noorzai had a long history in the Taliban. He served as the IV Corps commander in Herat province for several years during the reign of the Taliban government until its fall in 2001. He "was instrumental in the reconstitution of the insurgent effort following the regime's demise" and served as a senior commander in the northern and central regions of Helmand province.
The district of Now Zad is a known haven for Taliban fighters and leaders. The districts where the provinces of Helmand, Kandahar, and Uruzgan meet are considered to be either under Taliban control or contested.
The Taliban have conducted infantry-styled assaults and built fortifications in the region, and have conducted complex ambushes, according to an after-action report from a US Marine officer that was obtained by The Long War Journal. The US Marines have established a combat outpost in Now Zad in an effort to drive out the Taliban.
Noorzai was also among a group of Taliban leaders with "strong links to senior insurgent leadership figures who direct the insurgency from the safety of Pakistan."
The US military has begun to name senior Taliban leaders operating from Pakistan, presumably in Quetta in Baluchistan province, where Mullah Omar, the overall Taliban leader, runs the shura majlis, or executive council. Mullah Rahmatullah, Abdul Qayoum Zakir, Mullah Naim Barich, and Akhtar Mohammed Mansour have been named as directing operations from Pakistan.
Noorzai also had links to Abdullah Ghulam Rasoul, a former detainee at the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba who was released by the Bush administration in December of 2007. Rasoul, who goes by the name Mullah Abdullah Zakir, serves as the Taliban's "surge commander" for its planned "spring offensive" in southern Afghanistan, a US military intelligence officer told The Long War Journal.
Noorzai is the latest senior Taliban commander operating in northern Helmand and neighboring Kandahar province to have been killed by US and Afghan forces.
On March 23, Maulawi Hassan and nine other Taliban fighters were killed after Coalition aircraft pounded his compound in the district of Kajaki. The previous week, Taliban commander Jamaluddin Hanif and a prominent facilitor named Maulawi Mohammed Saddiq were killed during a March 16 airstrike in Now Zad. And on Jan. 21, Haji Adam, a Taliban commander and drug lord, was killed in an airstrike in Kandahar's contested Maywand district.
Coalition and Afghan forces have been targeting senior Taliban leaders in Kandahar and neighboring Helmand and Uruzgan provinces in an effort to decapitate the group's leadership and regain control of the rural areas.
In July 2008, several Taliban military commanders and members of the "shadow government" for Kandahar were killed in a series of strikes. The Taliban establishes a shadow or parallel government in the regions it controls. These shadow governments fill the void by dispensing sharia justice, mediating tribal and land disputes, collecting taxes, and recruiting, arming, and training fighters.
The Taliban have established shadow governments throughout Afghanistan, with provincial and military leaders appointed to command activities. In January of this year, the Taliban claimed to be in control of more than 70 percent of Afghanistan's rural areas and to have established shadow governments in 31 of Afghanistan's 34 provinces.
READER COMMENTS: "Afghan forces kill senior Taliban commander in Helmand"
Posted by anand at May 5, 2009 2:05 AM ET:
Which ANSF unit made the kill?
Posted by Render at May 5, 2009 7:22 AM ET:
"The ANA Kandak consisting of 205 Hero Corps, mentored by an Operational Mentoring and Liaison Team from the 1st Battalion The Rifles, played an integral part in the operation after undertaking probing patrols to disrupt insurgents the week prior."
The ANA Kandak's are the Afghan equivalent of a battalion (about 600 men in 100 man companies). I'm not sure if this is the same unit though as the link above is from March 28th. The 205th Corp is reported to be in both Helmand and Kandahar Provinces. The ANA is also reported to have as many as six commando Kandak's (battalions) operating in the Helmand/Kandahar region.
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Posted by Alex at May 5, 2009 9:13 AM ET:
Always nice to see the ANA getting some action and experience.
Posted by Sam B. at May 5, 2009 10:16 AM ET:
Nice to see the Afghans taking the lead.
Posted by anand at May 5, 2009 10:23 AM ET:
Render, each ANA Corps HQs (all five of them) and the Kabul Division HQs (which I believe is subordinate to 201st ANA Corps) have at least once commando combat battalion.
The Kabul Division HQs will have one brigade of commandos with 3 combat battalions. This commando brigade will be available for QRF national deployment.
The planned total is 8 combat commando bns for all of Afghanistan, of which at least 6 are operational. However, most of them are not in 205th ANA Hero Corps AOR. ;-)
205th ANA Hero Corps has 3 subordinate combat line Bde HQs that are CM-1. 1 subordinate Bde HQs that is probably CM-3 (although it is conceivable that it has been upgraded to CM-2.) Of the 12 combat line battalions reporting to 205th Corps, at least 6 are confirmed as CM-1.
Posted by Minnor at May 5, 2009 11:26 AM ET:
Great job! With all NATO air support and communications. When will taliban give up?
Now mobiles, electricity and tv are there in all cities in Afghanistan. That was the only country in asia without all them. At least now they should stop growing poppy.
Posted by Render at May 5, 2009 12:24 PM ET:
Anand: Not to disagree with you on this minor point but...
It's my understanding thus far that the six operational commando kandaks are rotating in and out of that region on an irregular basis. There could be as many as six in the region, or there could be just one, depending on the time of day and the operation in question.
I'm sure Bill or DJ could shed more light on the subject though.
Posted by David M at May 5, 2009 2:19 PM ET:
The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 05/05/2009 News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.
Posted by Neo at May 6, 2009 10:22 AM ET:
Things are definitely heating up in SWAT. The Pakistani Army is still acting well short of decisive, but this may be their most sustained effort so far. For now, I'm staying away from predicting the downfall of Pakistan. The mood in Pakistan is shifting against the Taliban, but is it too little to late?
I do wish these reporters would drop the obligatory line about how Pakistan's renewed concern about the Taliban will please the United States. "The army actions in the Swat Valley and Buner will please Washington, which is urging Pakistan to crack down on militants blamed for rising violence at home and in Afghanistan."� Yah, like pleasing the US is really the point of all this fighting. It's a rather stale line that the AP reporters have been riding for some time now. Sorry, but Pakistan isn't doing any of this for Uncle Sam. Some people will insist on missing the point though.
Posted by Robert at May 6, 2009 10:32 AM ET:
Agree that Pak is not doing this for US. Pak is doing it for the leaders so that they can get US money of about $1.5bn/year.
It will be interesting to see how long the offensive of Pak Army(not Frontier corps) lasts after the funding is sanctioned.
I do not think it is a coincidence that the offensive started, after a lull (in Pak Army's involvement) of several months, suddenly started a week before Zardari's US trip to beg for funding.
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Posted by tbrucia at May 7, 2009 7:38 AM ET:
Killing commanders is necessary -- but not sufficient. It seems to me that only when sustained presence (detachments permanently installed in populated areas) are maintained will the fish be separated from their water, to continue Mao's analogy. Command of the air and search and destroy missions may insure defeat, rather than insure victory.... Cf. David Kilcullen for a detailed rationale. It worries me that we still care about body counts and 'key commanders' killed. That misses the point, IMHO.


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"Remember, folks—I gave you the internet, and I can take it away." Those were the words David Letterman jokingly put in Al Gore's mouth during an appearance from the latter on Late Night. And while no one is really going to take your internet away, an ongoing battle in U.S. courts may influence the way it is delivered to you.
To date the internet has been operating under the principle of net neutrality, whereby all content providers are treated equally; this means that Core77's homepage is delivered to you as quickly as Netflix's, as we and them are viewed as equal. (We may not have House of Cards, but hey, we have "True I.D. Stories.") But yesterday the Federal Communications Commission put forth a proposal that would allow ISPs to charge providers more to deliver their content faster, essentially providing "fast lanes" to whomever's got the money.
On its face that might not sound so outrageous, as it seems akin to a motorist paying more to use the Midtown Tunnel instead of sitting in traffic on the Queensboro Bridge; but it's got folks up in arms, as a closer examination of the proposal raises some troubling questions. One sticking point in particular is the wording of the proposal, which states that service providers dole out these new charges "in a commercially reasonable manner." While this sounds like it is intended to promote some level of fairness—i.e. Core77 can't afford to pay what Google can, so howzabout cutting Core77 a break on the fast-lane price?—even a little scrutiny raises thorny issues. For example, internet service provider Comcast happens to own NBCUniversal; couldn't their lawyers argue that it's "commercially reasonable" for Comcast to charge Disney-ABC more, in order to protect their subsidiary's interests and gain a competitive advantage?
The issue is a complicated one, to be sure. And while your fervent Facebook feed will likely be clogged with sensational headlines painting the FCC as the bad guy, even that issue is not so black-and-white; it can fairly be said that the FCC is merely trying to cope with a federal appeals court ruling from earlier this year, which struck down the FCC's Open Internet policy promoting net neutrality. A legal blog would do a better job in going over the finer points of that case, but in broad strokes, the court ruled that the internet isn't a public utility like water, and thus the FCC has no right to demand providers give everyone the same amount of pipe. For their part, the FCC argues that they're actually trying to protect net neutrality while working within the constraints of the court ruling. "The same rules will apply to all Internet content," said FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. "As with the original open Internet rules, and consistent with the court's decision, behavior that harms consumers or competition will not be permitted."
As for how this is all going to play out, we'll have to wait a bit longer. The FCC proposal is currently being circulated within the agency, and will be released for public scrutiny on May 15th.
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Posted by: Michael Winngham on Sep 23, 2009
Tagged in: wireless video , wildlife , video technology , solar power , grants project , Dr. Steven Moore
Just posted an update about Dr. Moore on his grant page of the website. This article was already highlighted on the previous Lindbergh site and posted by Kelley Welf.
Steven's project involved engaging students in video technology and using it to study animals in the wild. Solar powered, wireless, cams were setup in the woods. Triggered by motion sensors, live feeds are transmitted over the internet into the classrooms where the kids can study the animals.
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Morning routines were always the most boring part of the morning - the whole waking up, eating breakfast (a slice of toast with jam and some orange juice), feeding the dog, going in the shower and making sure he was clean before brushing his hair. Ugh! So repetitive! The man thought as he left it to dry naturally, well aware that no matter what he did, his hair would be as unruly as ever, yet he didn't mind, he could work with unruly hair just as he could work with unruly students - tending to just go with it and hope for the best. After all, sometimes people can get through to them, and sometimes they can't. The teacher carried on getting dressed and performing the rest of his morning routine, which ended with a dog walk, and a long drive to work, which was arguably the worst part of being a teacher (then again, students being... weird was scary, and marking wasn't a huge bag of fun either).
It was typical Carrigan, always arriving much earlier than necessary in order to sort out what he'd be going through in lessons. Well, at least, what he intended to do during lessons - it wasn't uncommon for Carrigan to decide that actually, he was bored of teaching that topic, and therefore he'd move on to a different one, sometimes even in the middle of a sentence. Admittedly, while he was a pretty good teacher in the sense that he could make any student that walked through that door, good at science, his pace was rather quick, and jumping between topics did cause students a bit of confusion.
His plan for his first lesson was for him to do seven experiments at the front of the class, and see what the students (particularly the ones he'd never taught before) knew about these experiments, to see if they could identify what species was in each test tube, and see if they could form equations. It was rather easy - they should already know most of these, but it gave him an idea of where about their knowledge was at. After all, the less they knew, the more he got to teach, and therefore, the more fun he was able to have.
The teacher was simply preparing the test tubes with each of the compounds in, labelling the test tubes A-G, and putting away the bottles with the chemical names written on them, as it would be no help if they simply read the labels.
Looking around the familiar classroom, Carrigan was rather irritated that things came to this, as it was difficult to teach classes when they ranged so widely on ability, and previous knowledge. It was much easier to teach the girls (with a few exceptions) as he knew what they'd already learned, having already gone through this process and filling in the gaps from there.
His classroom was particularly colourful, and was constantly being rearranged as he was never happy with it. Some students had dared to call his classroom a mess, while Carrigan called it controlled chaos - animal cages and tanks lined up along the workbench by the window, walls littered with posters made by students, accompanied by various quotes, most of which having very little to do with science (his personal favourite up there being 'the only constant in life is change').
Setting down the test tubes on a rack, the teacher then proceeded to write down 'LEO the lion says GER' on the whiteboard and feeding the various animals, all while quietly singing the element song to himself, before concluding that his preparations were complete, and heading to the staff room, where it was rather inevitable that he wouldn't be the most popular teacher in there, and end up rubbing somebody (or most likely everybody) up the wrong way sooner or later - in fact he wasn't much liked by most of the other teachers at all, but he was fine with that. Well, sort of. Sometimes, being lonely was the price to pay for being different. It was just that Carrigan believed that it was a price worth paying.


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Hi! I was reading the Nov. 2004 Sunset Mag, and saw this cooked Okinawan/Hawaiian sweet potato which when cooked turns a violent violet! :o) I gotta have some seeds! Or buy the potato...anywhere on the continent to get these? Thanks. |
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There seems to be 2 or more purple potatoes. White with purple flesh and purple with purple. This page has seed potatoes. http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/Plants & Roots.htm#SWEET POTATOES There is a produce company in Calif. that carries these. |
no...the ornamental blackie isn't... that is a different one. I found it at Glasshouseworks, so the problem is solved! Thank you for your time! I am going to check out the produce place right now. |
S. Facciola (Cornucopia II) lists it as 'Okinawa', says the flesh "changes to a lilac-magenta color". Also notes that it is "Somewhat of a shy bearer in California, producing roots spottily and away from the center of the plant." Another one he describes as having "flesh deep purple when cooked" is 'Mexican Purple'. He indicates Exotica Rare Fruit Nursery, Vista, California as a source for both (as of 1998). Sand Hill Preservation Center, Calamus, Iowa is also listed for 'Okinawan'. |
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I don't know if they are in season yet, but I would love to get some seeds if they are and someone can spare some. I would also like some dragon fruit cuttings as well from the variety purple haze, american beauty, Haley's comet, and physical graffiti. I already have some,but most of them either shrivel up and died or rotted except a few that still looks green. I would take as many as you can fit into a medium flat rate box (11"x 8.5"x 5.5") So if you are pruning your dragon fruit and can spare, I would like them please. Of course I can pay shipping fees or buy. Thanks if anyone can help out, |
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After the brutal winter that I had last year with pocket gophers and mice, I decided that I'd better get a bit of protection around some of my baby trees. I know that there is the white wrap that you can put around them. Our neighbour used it and something chewed right through it. But, a friend of my son's worked in exterminating for awhile and he maintains that rodents hate steel wool. Anybody have any thoughts of what could happen if I wrapped them in steel wool? I think I would also put some saran wrap around the steel wool. Then, it wouldn't disintegrate into the surrounding soil so much. Any thoughts - pros or cons?
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Shauna Anything you do is better then nothing! I say, first bring the rodent population down. Every fall I buy some Rat & Mice poison from Canadian Tire, the ones what come in pellets in little plastic bags, put one or two bags in a gallon plastic planter pots, put another on top and put it under wherever you find it suited to check, I put mine under spruce trees, under shed, wood piles etc. I find this method is save, in the sense that only mice can go in and out from the pots drain holes. |
Thanks, Konrad. You steered me onto a direction that I hadn't really thought about. Canadian Tire - here I come. I'll have to be a bit careful because of my own cat, but maybe I can invite the neighbour's annoying felines over for a visit. No, I wouldn't do that. But, I can see where setting up a few bait stations would certainly help save my trees. Shauna |
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- 1 pound bay scallops
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Sauté bacon in heavy large saucepan over medium heat until crisp, about 6 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towels and drain well. Drain all but 2 tablespoons bacon fat from saucepan. Add onions and thyme to same saucepan and sauté over medium-high heat until onions are light golden, about 10 minutes. Add 4 cups clam juice, 1/2 cup white wine and potatoes. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until potatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. Add cream and half of bacon and bring to simmer. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Bring to simmer before continuing.)
Melt 1 tablespoon butter in heavy large skillet over high heat. Add half of scallops and sauté until light golden, about 2 minutes. Add scallops to chowder. Repeat with remaining butter and scallops. Season chowder to taste with salt and pepper.
Ladle chowder into bowls. Sprinkle with paprika and remaining bacon and serve immediately.
my notes
- Calories484
- Carbohydrates29 g (10%)
- Fat28 g (43%)
- Protein27 g (54%)
- Saturated Fat12 g (61%)
- Sodium1,640 mg (68%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber4 g (14%)
- Monounsaturated Fat11 g
- Cholesterol77 mg (26%)
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main ingredients: Bacon, Milk/Cream, Potato, Pork
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Well guys, I was hoping to get a good 6 more months of solid gaming in before this happened but the adoption agency called on Thursday (12-16-04) and told us they have a baby for us and the birth mother is due January 6th. If this goes through, then it looks like my wife and I are on the fast track to parenthood. I don't know how often I'll be able to play UT/UT2004 and hang out in the forums, but I do plan to stop by now and then and check for new maps and stuff. I'm getting Doom3 for Christmas, so I better play as much of that as possible before January, hehe.
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