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5 reasons why the new 'Annie' movie is probably going to be terrible
You know when you taste something really bad, and then you try to get other people to taste it just so you can have someone to commiserate with? That's how I feel right now about the trailer for the new "Annie" movie, because oh my god, it is so bad and you must watch it immediately:
Right? I know. I knooow. This movie is going to be bad, huh? Probably? Here are five reasons why I think so:
1. Cameron Diaz
Cameron Diaz is one of those actors who I like in some things and then in other things I'm like, "huh, I wonder what happened there." Based on this trailer I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is more of a "huh, I wonder what happened there"-type Cameron Diaz performance.
2. Quvenzhane Wallis
Don't get me wrong, Quvenzhane Wallis is adorable, and from what I hear she was magical and brilliant in that movie "Beasts of the Southern Wild" that I'm never going to watch. But "Jay-Z's Annie" is a long way from "indie movie in the swampland," and at least based on this first look I'm thinking something may have gotten lost in translation. I'm not sure what, exactly, but whatever it is, it's probably 100% Will Smith's fault.
3. I'm already really annoyed by these musical numbers
I love a good song-and-dance number as much as the next person, but holy fuck are these songs aggravating. Take this Gif, for instance:
This Gif pisses me off, and there's not even music playing over it. I don't know why. I don't have to know why. All I know is, goddammit, Rose Byrne deserves better.
4. Jamie Foxx does not want to be in this movie
Jamie Foxx is a wonderful actor, but there's something about his expression here that makes me think he was in perennial fight-or-flight response throughout the entire making of this film. Of course afterwards he would've gone home to his swimming pool filled with money and thought, "you know something, that actually wasn't so bad."
5. It's an "Annie" movie
While I've never seen "Annie" the Broadway musical I have seen the 1982 movie, and honestly, is there anything more to be done with this material that won't be tacky and horrible? Cameron?

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Delphi retirees deserved better
I have no idea how many people saw the recent Bruce Gump and Mary Ann Hudzik interview on WFMJ-Channel 21. It was a 90-second summary of the plight of the Delphi retirees.
Hudzik made a statement that should be the battle cry for the remaining time required for this fight every time anyone wants to understand the significance of earned legacy benefits: "Can't make me 25 again." How can it be made more clear. These folks worked their entire lives earning a respectable retirement package as part of the compensation they were entitled to by mutual agreement with GM and, much later, Delphi. The management ripped those earnings away. The unevenhanded treatment that the Delphi retirees received during the unusual bankruptcy was a brutal corporate mugging. By a quirk, the IUE retirees got a respite — possibly temporary — from the fate all other Delphi retirees have suffered.
U.S. Rep. Ryan, state Rep. Hagan, state Sens. Cafaro and Shiavoni have all touted the importance of beating back the Ohio Senate Bill 5 because it is an assault on the middle class and they are right. However, everyone should be perfectly clear about the fact that this assault on the middle class began with the Lykes debacle that led to the wholesale slaughter of steelworkers' pensions during the early '80s. The technique was perfected to an art form with the Delphi issue and, fearfully, politicians have assigned both of those examples to "yesterday's news" without rectifying the misuse these worker groups suffered at the hands of their employers and the government.
Anyone who can make an impact must not allow the current course to be the way this page of American history is written. Fix Delphi and provide a possible avenue for those aging steelworkers to address their unresolved issues.
John Vogel, Mineral Ridge
Not crying and not grandstanding
I am not writing to cry or com- plain about Todd Franko taking a shot at me in this Sunday's column "Collective Thoughts of a Taxpayer." As an elected official I expect to be criticized from time to time and have come to accept that fact; however, I do not enjoy being labeled something that I'm not. The conclusions Mr. Franko made about me in his column are untrue and unwarranted. "Hagan, Gains, Schiavoni and the gang can grandstand all they want. They cannot cash the checks they want to write — and they know it," Mr. Franko stated. Number one, I have no gang affiliation. Number two, I am not a grandstander. Just to be sure, I looked the word up in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary and found out that "to grandstand" means "to play or act so as to impress onlookers." I clearly have not been grandstanding for the past three weeks.
On the contrary, I dedicated my life to learning everything that I could about the history of Ohio's collective bargaining system because I knew how important this issue was going to be to my constituents. Every day, my staff and I have made it our number one priority to help concerned citizens understand the pending legislation and explain to them how it will affect their lives. I have listened very carefully to more than 25 hours of testimony as the ranking Democrat on the insurance, commerce, and labor committee and asked questions of nearly every witness. I have been invited to multiple events by concerned citizens to explain the bill and have done interviews with national media outlets. I have been 100 percent truthful with my explanations and have spoken from the heart. I have not been playing, acting or trying to impress onlookers. So call me what you want, but please do not call me something that I am not.
Joe Schiavoni, Youngstown
The writer is a Democrat representing Ohio's 33rd Senate District, which includes Mahoning, Carroll and portions of Stark and Tuscarawas counties.
Sick-day buyouts are win-win
In the debate over Ohio Senate Bill 5, proponents have deliberately misled the public on issues regarding public sector union contracts. Let's just take a look at one mentioned in an editorial by The Vindicator that involves sick day conversions that could have consequences for public employers.
Sick day conversion is a deferred benefit where unused sick days are prorated and converted into what might be called severance pay. For example, over 30 years, a teacher may have accumulated as many as 300 sick days, and if they retire they could be paid for 45 days or about 1.5 days per year. When critics of public unions talk about this practice, they usually ignore the fact that workers receive compensation for only a small percentage of their accumulated sick leave.
Nor do they discuss how the accumulation of sick leave serves the interests of taxpayers and allows public agencies and schools to operate more effectively. Unions and employers have negotiated this policy as an alternative to a "use it or lose it" system of sick days. While the policy benefits workers, it also saves money for public employers.
Under a "use or lose it" system, workers would have an incentive to use their sick days within the year. That would likely increase the number of sick days used, and in most settings, that would require public employers to pay substitutes (for teachers) or overtime to other employees. Alternatively, they could provide less service. Simply put, a "use it or lose it" system would cost taxpayers more and decrease public services.
Commentators on both the right and the left, as evidenced by recent comments on both Fox and MSNBC, agree that the goal of SB 5 and similar bills is to undermine organized labor and thus shore up the power of the Republican Party, not to balance state budgets. In their pursuit of political goals, proponents of the bill, both public officials and commentators, are presenting incomplete and skewed information about the wages, benefits, and working conditions of Ohio's public workers.
John Russo and Sherry Linkon, Youngstown
The writers are co-directors of the Center for Working-Class Studies at Youngstown State University.
Don't even say 'government'
It seems as though everyone is fed up with the government on all levels, local, state and federal. I've read a few letters to the editor in past weeks and one stated that it was the people's fault for voting in the wrong people. The problem is there aren't any right people.
They all sling mud and tell on each other like children. They all promise to do good and say whatever the people want to hear. Then screw us over. Funds have been cut from the "HEAP" program and a lot of other necessary other programs such as Medicaid.
Just saying the word government makes my blood boil. They made us buy digital boxes for TVs. When they go bad who replaces them? We do. Now they are telling us what kind of light bulbs we must use. People are actually hoarding regular light bulbs as they won't be made anymore. This is the most ludicrous, idiotic thing I've ever heard.
Dana Olsen, Youngstown
I agree with the thinker. John Russo and Sherry Linkon are trying to defend the sick leave system as win/win. It isn't. It was never meant to be deferred compensation. It was supposed to be a way for people to accumulate unused sick leave for future use if they had serious health situations. Also, they point out that people receive only a small percentage of their accumulated time. What they fail to point out is that it is paid at their current pay rate, which in most cases is much much higher than the rate at which they earned this time.
And, like the thinker points out, they seem to be saying that people should be rewarded for not abusing the system. We shouldn't need a reward for doing what is right. Instead, why not deal with the people that abuse the system?
Help me understand why 2 very well published and referred academia experts on public and private labor matters need a union to negotiate their own total compensation packages? You would think meritocrazy would be preferred espescially within a university setting. Maybe George Bernard Shaw's quote "Those who can do, those who can't teach" does mean they need this career protection.
I think there's a lot about the professional world you don't understand, Compman.
I'd suggest learning how things are organized, and how the processes work, would do you a lot of good. It's clear that you haven't a clue about public employees or academia by the words that you used.
BTW, I'm not a public employee, but going through college and grad school lets you learn about a lot of things; including who George Bernard Shaw actually was.
300, with all that education, shouldn't one be able to think for them self?
Do you know what the term "book smart" is? Might be the case here.
George Bernard Shaw was a novelist, and playright among other things who is also well known for his many quotes. Hope it didn't take grad school to learn that!
Redvert, I'm just of the opinion that if someone is going to quote someone, they should at least know who the person was. Ironically, I went to the same institution that Shaw established for part of my grad work.
People should be book smart and street smart, someone lacking either isn't a complete person. Whether it's the economist who knows every model, but not how to apply them properly to real life situations, or the local blowhard who never took the time to read a book or put in the effort to better himself, they're still incomplete people.
Jessie, I haven't, and I won't click on your link. Sum it up into a few sentences if it's so compelling.
First they were "Cadillac" benefits, now they're "Rolls Royce" benefits. It almost makes me want to become a school teacher.
The reason I feel compelled by all this is because we've got retired union people attacking the rights of current union people. We've got people who are comparing a Wendy's worker to a teacher with a master's degree, and saying how much more a teacher makes (when in reality, society would be better off if all the Wendy's workers unionized and demanded decent wages). All the while, the investor class rakes in more returns. Just imagine what could happen if the financial people could get everyone on a 401K, literally billions in increased revenue for them.
I just want for people to understand truly how things work. When people realize that their enemy is the corporate banker, not the cop or teacher next door, then society can start to improve.
The abuse of "sick days" has caused private industry to bundle vacation, sick and personal days into "paid-time-off" days. A good workable solution. To say that the accumulation and payout of sick days is a win/win is a joke and shows why the wrietrs feel the need to belong to organized labor which rewards those at the bottom at the expense of the worker at the top.
Jessie, you post the same link continually, in more or less the same type of wording. Are you working on some sort of PR campaign?
I'm not sure whether it takes a "Shaw grad school" for this or that, but I will say that most of the people there have got the macro and the public finance knowledge to know that collective bargaining and the public sector are not what is hurting state budgets the most.
Some tweaking is required with regards to some of the pensions, but emasculating the unions is purely of a political nature. Far greater economic benefits would be had by re-organizing the public education system to eliminate all the small districts, along with the inherent capital costs. The state could also stop giving tax credits to firms that likely won't honor their responsibilities.
Based purely on economics, one wouldn't touch the salaries of families making 100K or less, but substantially increase the rates on those making 200K or more (the reasoning being that those at the top rarely spend what they receive by tax cuts, they tend to invest them or sit them in a bank account where they do next to nothing for helping the economy; this is currently being played out with the NYSE).
It's easy for people to blame people whom they know, but it's those like Kasich while at Lehman who cause the true budgetary problems.
I enjoy reading all these sentences that have periods, proper grammar, lack of all-caps writing, etc. The usual writing on here would make anyone's head spin.
There are some intelligent people in the Valley! Halleluiah!
300, just for the record I have been fully aware who Shaw was and his past for many years. My reference to his quote on teachers was indeed meant to peak inquisitive interest on the silliness of learned experts needing coddled with economic security dictated by a third party. It also seemed paradoxical that a man who had a hated of teachers was a part of the famed London school meant to educate. My college education served my professional world career quite nicely whilst I believe your further education may have made you snarky on practical interpeted situations. Good Day.
300 wrote "People should be book smart and street smart, someone lacking either isn't a complete person. Whether it's the economist who knows every model, but not how to apply them properly to real life situations, or the local blowhard who never took the time to read a book or put in the effort to better himself, they're still incomplete people."
Probably quoted someone without giving proper credit!
When Schiavoni, Hagan, Letson and Ryan grandstand for the Public sector they have to realize they are not fighting for the average guy but for the Sector they belong to. We in the private sector are paying them to protest on THEIR behalf. Hagan Letso and Ryan have been leaching off the system for a long time, Schiavoni just began.
saddad, the tea party guy would want the same as you would. That doesn't mean that the private sector should pay for your greed!
Here's the other link:
how hypocritical is to say delphi retirees losing their pensions, most of whom are salary and non union, while at the same time jumping for joy that union workers are paid too much, have too many benefits, and cause companies to either close or move else where are villified ?
there are 2 letters-to-the-editor listed above. The second letter is not about Delphi pensions. Maybe you should read more than the headlines.
I stand corrected, there are 4 letters-to-the-editors above in which 2 (the second and third) are directly related to SB5.
the headline on the is delphi retirees deserve better. given the attitude on many in the valley, if was the uaw members losing their pension, people would jump for joy. i wonder about the disconnect.
i think they do deserve better. because if delphi can eliminate their pension, the tax payer will be paying it through the fed pension fund set up just for such occasions.
Back in the day, most bargaining was for an increase in pay...the benefits were OK, but you couldn't eat them or pay your rent with them. The public employees changed all of that, expecting to "cash in" if they were fortunate enough to never become ill and had no interest in taking time off. Benefits are, or should be an insurance, nothing more. Government simply cannot afford to hand out thousands of dollars to employees who "retire" ten years before everyone else, collect their pensions each month and get re-hired and get back (stay) on the public payroll. I owned a home for 25 years and paid annual premiums for insurance. I sold the house and asked the insurance company if I could expect a refund on the premiums I paid over the years since my home never burned to the ground...guess what their reply was..........


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Dec 07, 2012, 12:42 AM | |
Hi bigor
The lights are not connected to the control board they are connected to a spare channel on my receiver with one of these switches http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...d_Switch_.html |
Dec 07, 2012, 05:42 AM | |
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Hi All,
My 4s arrived yesterday so I know what I will be doing tomorrow when I eventually get off this ship! I'm gonna head over to http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...5#post23441411 and post my findings over there to keep things nice n tidy. |
Dec 07, 2012, 08:25 AM | |||
IFLY-4 flying inside a BBC studio:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19436049 The killjoys are gunning for us! BTW, the quad in this article looks like an earlier version of the 4, it's carrying a lot of stuff too! This isn't fitted out with IFLY electronics it seems, you can see the added ESC's hanging. Sorry guys, not been doing anything much with mine recently, just been uber busy..Now changing modes on my FF9 to mode 2, (have to use 35 Mhz as my video is 2.4 Ghz) then when this vile weather here improves. will do some more flying. I did however, get a quick flight in the other day when we had snow, but was 9-11 mph wind, wasn't too comfortable flying in that, and yes, it did get blown around quite a bit! Actually, I almost stacked it, so beware of windy weather flying. Here's another link I found on YT in case persons living in different countries cannot access the BBC content.:
Am waiting to read about you guys with the 4S, very intrigued. I hope you are all having fun with your quads. Matt |
Dec 07, 2012, 08:42 AM | |
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Yes I watched a bit of that yesterday Matt, it won't be too long before health and safety gone mad, the tree huggers, nimby's and the saviours of the lesser spotted furry flying rabbit are all complaining that we are ruining the countryside, wildlife and environment with our outlandish flying machines. Lol
All that's needed is a bit of good old common sense. |
Dec 07, 2012, 09:18 AM | ||
Sorry to say, that might be too much to ask for, considering our Society as a whole and how it has developed over the years.. In fact, looking at todays and even yesterdays generations.. scary, to say the least.. |
Dec 07, 2012, 09:25 AM | ||
Where we will need to sign them in and out before use and so,then having magistrates/police telling us when and where we can fly them and then they will want to vet us to see if we are up to the job on fling them. Best we get as much flying in as possible i say. |
Dec 07, 2012, 09:55 AM | |
Lol, it will be impossible for them to police any restrictions, I predict it will be carry on as normal.
The article says there will be THOUSANDS of them in our (UK) skies alone, sounds like BS to me, if true, are they going to be driving about in 'Drone Detector Vans' heh, I don't think so.. Anyway, lets just keep flying our little quads, it's fun and no one can stop us |
Dec 07, 2012, 09:58 AM | ||
Dec 07, 2012, 03:09 PM | |
You go first mate! I hope you gettim good
Just been looking over my quad regarding adding FPV and noticed one of my main flight battery leads to the quad board has a dry joint (dull solder) Lucky I noticed it now, as it could easily crumble and break with vibration from the motors, so am going to re solder before I fly again, could have crashed mine before now, so have been lucky. Will be good practice for you guys to check yours, you might be ok, but worth a look! |
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By his eighteenth birthday David Millar was living and racing in France, sleeping in rented rooms, tipped to be the next English-speaking Tour winner. A year later he'd realised the dream and signed a professional contract. He perhaps lived the high life a little too enthusiastically - he broke his heel in a fall from a roof after too much drink, and before long the pressure to succeed had tipped over into doping. Here, in a full and frank autobiography, David Millar recounts the story from the inside: he doped because 'cycling's drug culture was like white noise', and because of peer pressure. 'I doped for money and glory in order to guarantee the continuation of my status.' Five years on from his arrest, Millar is clean and reflective, and holds nothing back in this account of his dark years.
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David Millar was born in Malta in 1977. He has won stages of the Tour de France and Tour of Spain. He is now a part-owner of the Garmin-Chipotle team and a key figure of the World Anti-doping Agency's athletes committee. Jeremy Whittle's BAD BLOOD was shortlisted for the WILLIAM HILL SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD in 2008. He writes on cycling for THE TIMES, FINANCIAL TIMES and L'EQUIPE. He has known David Millar for fifteen years.
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The deliberate spraying of particulates into the atmosphere is extremely obvious and plentiful for numerous reasons - different appearance than normal contrails, different flight patterns than normal air traffic, different dispersal and spread pattern than normal contrails, obvious creation of haze and white sky from blue, and many others.
This thread is pure disinfo, mixing fact with doubt with irrelevency with trivia, and asking people to prove the obvious, to consider themselves as potentially wrong when they feel no such need, and to deny the fundamental legitimacy of people's observations of the sky unless they are certified aeronautical engineers.
Bunk. They're spraying the hell out of the skies, and the whole world knows it. It's screwed with th wheather, it's screwed with the crops, it's screwed with the rain and the storms, and whenever anyone analyzes the crap, it's filled with so many toxins it's a wonder we're not already dead.
Then you get an asshole coming on and saying, "now, think carefully, are you absolutely, positively, sure that you know what an airplane is? Can you explain how a jet engine works? Why do you think decades of watching normal aircraft in the sky has anything to do with your ability to remember what a normal aircraft contrail looks like? Do you always go around claiming to be an expert in things you don't have a Ph.D. in? Have you ever actually flown a multi-engine jet plane yourself? Then why on earth do you think you can say that that heavy, thick, white, crossed-x pattern in the sky that turn the sky completely white, smells like chemicals and dries your skin, leaving white poisonous crud on everything, isn't completely ordinary and normal? Do you have a doctorate in cellular biology? Well, DO you?
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You are absolutely correct. I think that George B has an agenda. the difference with him and other shills is that he is using psychological methods of being nice but sneaky.
He doesn't fool all the people. I have been noticing this for a long time now with all his threads.
Often I wonder if he is not working alone.
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I do have an agenda . . . I want a rational discussion/debate between the two extremes of the Chemtrail conspiracy . . . I am between the two in many ways . . . I also want the people who support the existence of chemtrails to understand the science behind the alternate explanations for trails in the sky . . . that in no way harms their advocacy of their position . . . I think it helps them to justify their position . . .
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I don't believe you, sorry. Your double talk again, "alternate explanations for trails in the sky"
Big Fat other AGENDA!
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Understanding volumeUnderstanding volume or capacity is especially important in the field of medicine or chemistry when one is dealing constantly with liquid measurement. What is volume or capacity? In math, capacity is the amount a container will hold when full Capacity is generally measured in milliliters, liters, or kiloliters.Take a look at the following container, which is a rectangular prism If the length, width, and height of this three-dimensional container, measures 5 cm, 10 cm, and 20 cm respectively, the volume is 5 cm × 10 cm × 20 cm = 1000 cm3 By definition, 1000 cm3 = 1 liter So, the container above has a volume or capacity of 1 liter. This container is grossly or approximately the same size and has the same capacity as a large bottle of soda Milli is a prefix which refers to a division by 1000 or a multiplication by 0.001. So, 1 milliliter = 1 liter/1000 = 1000 cm3/1000 = 1 cm3 1 milliliter is grossly the dimension of a container with length, width, and height of 1 cm, 1 cm, and 1 cm respectively since 1 cm × 1 cm × 1 cm = 1 cm3 In real life this could be compared to the capacity of a dose of medicine Kilo is prefix which refers to a multiplication by 1000, so 1 kiloliter = 1 liter × 1000 = 1000 liters 1 kiloliter is approximately the capacity of a king-size water bed As you may have noticed, kiloliters are used to measure huge quantity Other real life examples of capacity: Items that may require kiloliters to measure them: Amount of oil or gas heat in your tank Annual milk production in Massachusetts Amount of water in swimming pool Items that may require liters to measure them: Amount of water consumed in a day by a human being ( About 1-6 liters technically. Depends on how thirsty you are) A carton of ice cream Amount of milk a cow will give per day. By the way a cow can probably produce about 4 gallons of milk a day Since 1 US gallon = 3.785 liters, 4 gallons = 4 × 3.785 = 15.14 liters Items that may require milliliters to measure them: A glass of water A one scoop ice cream A bottle of perfume I hope understanding volume and capacity was made clystal clear with these real life examples of volume |
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This report from the Social Justice Policy Group, chaired by Iain Duncan Smith, identifies five 'pathways' to poverty and makes proposals for tackling them. These pathways are: educational failure, family breakdown, economic dependence, indebtedness and addictions. A sixth section considers how the third sector might be better supported to help people escape poverty.
In this ground-breaking report, the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs considers the impact on children of parental problem drug use. For the first time ever, it assesses the number of affected children in the UK.
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Harm reduction has become one of the most contentious issues in drug use policy. The initial clarity and simplicity of the phrase "harm reduction" has evolved into an emotion-laden designation that has polarized groups with a common goal and is interfering with opportunities to engage high-risk populations and the implementation of a range of substance abuse services and supports.


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We'll soon be staring into May Salim's "Mirror"
May Salim will soon be setting us straight on the proper teachings of Islam in character. The young actress is starring in a short film about social issues that impact the misunderstandings of religious ideologies.
"The Mirror" is near completion, says the starlet. May has completed 80 percent of the scenes surrounding her character "Maryam". Mayam is a young girl whose domestic issues draw her to adorn the Islamic veil, covering her face and creating a slew of additional problems, according to Laha Magazine.
May will be joined on screen by Fady Abdel Ghani and Ayda Riyadh with the narrative voice of Mahmoud Yasin and the musical magic of Mohammad Tharwat.
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Lost nitro pill bottle, note prompt bomb squad
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SUFFOLK - It all started w hen a Wonderland Forest resident took a stroll to his mailbox Tuesday morning.
The man, a heart patient, unknowingly dropped his nitroglycerin pills from his pants pocket. When a neighbor found them a few minutes later, she put the bottle on top of the community mailbox and a note on the front: Nitro in mailbox.
The third person to visit the boxes saw the note and called 911, and emergency services swung into action. The State Police bomb squad joined them to storm the mailbox at the entrance to the subdivision on Nansemond Parkway, across from Nansemond River High School.
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Nitroglycerine, in its liquid state, is an explosive. In pill form, it's a common treatment for chest pain. In written form, it persuades emergency workers to rope off an area and tell nearby residents to stay inside.
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It started about 11:45 a.m. and ended more than two hours later.
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Lea received hundreds of messages in response to her raw, personal four-part series, "Love Hurts." In this follow-up episode, she strings together the funny, poignant and moving voice mails she received from listeners in response to the series and trie...
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Greg O'Brien was in his late 50s when strange things started happening… - Get the full story here.
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Sam Feirstein takes a broken heart to Alaska and finds surprising kindness in "enemy territory." Also, producer Lea Thau takes a broken heart to India and has a "stranger" experience that inspires her to create this show.
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Strangers, at its core, is about the beauty and the struggle of human connection and what happens in those moments when we get closer to someone else, or, say, further removed from ourselves. Often that change is subtle and slow,
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A series of 13 paintings created from the folklore & mythology of different cultures journey to the underworld. Read more
A series of 13 paintings created from the folklore & mythology of different cultures journey to the underworld.
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What is Megan Cocho's Journey to the Underworld?
Journey to the Underworld is a concept I had one night. I was sitting around telling stories from childhood about the "Ferryman". When a person passed you would put coins over their eyes to pay the Ferryman to pass the toll for the underworld. From there I started researching each countries version of the ferryman or gate keeper into the underworld and the ideas started to flow. I wanted to depict my visions of the underworld and the path you take to get there.
During this very energetic creative process I will be creating thirteen large scale oil paintings depicting the beautiful decay of the underworld. I will be documenting the process through a bi weekly blog, many photos and live video updates.
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I am asking for your help for renting studio space and supplies for these large paintings. I start my complete process from scratch and build each panel from the ground up. The wood cutting, sanding, Gesso. Many layers of glaze and paint to create each individual piece. Including hand built frames.
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Keeping patients satisfied is not only a vital component of patient care, it can bolster the referral rate and economics of your practice in several ways. Increased patient retention. Patient satisfaction increases patient loyalty. This translates into other factors remaining the same, more billable services given and more retail goods sold per year. All practices lose patients through death, relocation, etc. Nothing can be done about it. However, other patients defect to other practitioners or do not seek additional required treatment at all. If no other patient satisfaction program exists, other than best effort on a case-by-case basis, the techniques listed below can dramatically decrease that defection rate. Retaining a patient is more cost effective than replacing one. Note that even a 1 percent improvement in patient retention, an extremely low result, can mean thousands of extra pre-tax dollars available for practitioner salary. Increased new patient referral rate from current patients and staff. Not only do you retain the referral potential of current patients, but the rate and enthusiasm of existing patient referrals also improves. Decreased overhead percentage rate. The relative amount of profit increases secondary to improved staff efficiency as more revenue is generated on fixed expenses like rent and decreased advertising costs. A fee premium for being the area's de facto preferred provider. Increased patient satisfaction skews the usual price/quantity tradeoff of patient consumerism in your favor. This is especially important for non-covered services without third party reimbursement. Decreased time for accounts in the accounts receivable cycle and a decreased bad debt ratio. Improved office morale, less stress and increased joy from practicing your profession.
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Internal marketing becomes especially important when the public does not perceive differences in practitioner skill as significant. Internal marketing can also be beneficial and/or in an area saturated with other practitioners. For example, the world's best heart transplant surgeon does not have to worry about his or her location, office dynamics or personality adversely affecting patients. A suburban podiatrist does need to worry about such things if surrounded by other DPMs, orthopedists, physical therapists and an ambulatory surgery center, all competing for the same patient base. One example of internal marketing through increased patient satisfaction occurred a few years ago. Some patients were concerned, perhaps subliminally or overtly, about contracting AIDS, hepatitis or the West Nile Virus in the DPM's office. If staff is trained to point out the existing sterilization controls, how the office exceeds OSHA requirements and how meticulous you are, these patients relax. This "marketing" merely points out to the patient things you take for granted and removes a psychological barrier to full compliance. It is not bragging or manipulation. There is a remarkable positive cycle of benefits for everyone. There is no downside. Nobody is displeased to see you maintain a clean office. Today, one can accomplish the same thing with the HIPAA statutes given the heightened sensibility about patient confidentiality.


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Clampers operating at the City Pride pub extracted over £700 from one family even though they were entitled to park there.
Knightwatch, which was responsible for parking enforcement at the Marsh Wall pub until their contract was terminated on September 11, appears to have made the most of its last few days by clamping vehicles legally parked there.
City Pride staff are cautiously preparing for next year's London Marathon festivities.
Marathon day is traditionally the Westferry Road pub's busiest day of the year. But many believed April's event would be its last before it was closed to make way for Glenkerrin's 62-storey Pride development.


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More philosophical nonsense from Romo
Tony Romo is getting paid millions to get the Cowboys to the Super Bowl. While I applaud his ability to keep things in perspective, he's got to know that the above fact means fans don't want to hear him talk about how falling short of that goal isn't all that bad. He did that after […]
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Keyshawn wants Jerry Jones to hire Todd Haley
Why? Because he believes Haley, as head coach of the Cowboys, would get rid of all the nonsense that has plagued the team the last two years. In an interview with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's Jennifer Floyd Engel, the former Cowboys receiver said Haley pretty much warned Jones two years ago that the team wouldn't […]
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Players habitually late under Phillips
In a story from the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., where the Cowboys have gathered to scout potential draft picks, the Dallas Morning News reports the team's discipline problems extend far beyond the 2008 club ranking among the league leaders in turnovers and penalties. Citing unnamed sources, the newspaper reported the team charter left late […]
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Ray Lewis coming to the Cowboys?
According to report in The Baltimore Sun, the Cowboys "are very interested in obtaining" the Ravens' Hall-of-Fame bound inside LB should he become a free agent. Early speculation has Dallas offering him a three-year pact worth between $27 and $30 million, with $25 million guaranteed. My guess is it doesn't happen. Lewis, who is in […]
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Report: T.O. says he's staying
TMZ.com is running a clip of Terrell Owens at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, in which a photographer asks him about rumors the Cowboys are looking to get rid of him. Asked if he'll be back in Dallas next season, T.O. replied, "Does a bear (expletive) in the woods?" TMZ.com also caught […]
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Report: Rams pass on Garrett
New York Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo will be the new head coach of the St. Louis Rams, according to a report posted on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's Web site. The newspaper reports that the Rams and Spagnuolo are currently negotiating the terms of his contract and that an announcement of the hiring will be […]
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Do the Cowboys players respect anyone?
That's a question one of my colleagues asked me last night after I told him the players didn't have much respect for defensive coordinator Brian Stewart, who was fired Friday. Here's what Dallas Morning News columnist Jean-Jacques Taylor had to say about Stewart in today's paper: "Anyone who spent considerable time around this team knew […]
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So much for the coaches being in place
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones apparently had his fingers crossed behind his back when he suggested two days before the regular season finale there would be no offseason coaching changes. On Friday, defensive coordinator Brian Stewart became the second coach to be fired by Jones since the Cowboys got walloped 44-6 by the Philadelphia Eagles […]
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Cowboys fire Stewart
The Cowboys just announced in a press release that they have fired defensive coordinator Brian Stewart. Stewart spent two seasons with the Cowboys. He coached the secondary in San Diego from 2004-2006 and joined the Cowboys after Wade Phillips left his job as the Chargers defensive coordinator to become the Cowboys head coach. There was […]
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Report: Garrett headed back to St. Louis
The NFL Network is reporting Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett is heading back to St. Louis this weekend, a sign he could be the new Rams coach. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, however, has reported that the finalists for the job are Vikings defenive coordinator Leslie Frazier and Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.
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Purchased a S&W 6906 9mm 2 weeks ago. Because I live in the People's Republic of New York, I am required to amend my CCWP to include the additional firearm. Once it was approved I then took legal possession of the firearm.
I am so happy I purchased this weapon. I paid $275 and is an excellent condition for a weapon that was manufactured in 1990. It came with a 12 shot high cap magazine.
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RICK SMITH: Ain't no one down in the blues at Blues Festival
SAN ANGELO, Texas - A night at the downtown Blues Festival on a cool, spring evening is some of the best entertainment you can find.
What makes it special? It's more than music. It's family-friendly, free and you can bring your own chair, drinks and dog. Babies and other children are welcome, also.
It's a place for dancing in the street, for music, and who doesn't like a little Blues now and then?
The recent 6th Annual Simply Texas Blues Festival was more than the good musicians who played all day and into the night.
We, the spectators, helped make it special. We came in all ages from babies to older folks. True fans got there early to sit close to the stage. A woman with white hair sat next to the music stage, dancing in her chair.
An old man (not me!) raised his hand as a pretty girl walked by for a high-five. Both slapped and smiled.
The festival offers something for everyone, even if you're not a fan of the Blues.
There were grandparents holding babies and students milling about in groups. The fun wasn't limited to Oakes Street. The music echoed up and down through downtown as customers in a packed coffee shop on Chadbourne Street tapped their toes to the beat.
My family joined the party in the early evening when the scorching San Angelo sun began to cool and the two best Blues bands heated up.
We unfolded our lawn chairs in the blocked intersection of Oakes and Twohig streets and checked out the neighbors.
Excited children surrounded us, showing off new inflatable toys and balloons purchased from vendors. A mother held up her baby, helping him dance to the music. Some spectators circled their chairs, making homey little clusters of friends and family. Others wandered off to check out vendors, motorcycle and car shows and a cook-off.
Unlike a symphony concert, ballet or opera, where you don't dare make an unscripted sound, an outdoors Blues concert begs for noise, cheers and shout.
So we whoop it up! Babies cry! Dogs bark! Motorcycle engines ignite like machine guns!
All are a part of this symphony of Blues. Everyone plays a part.
There's no segregation here. We rub elbows with everybody else. Rich and poor. Old and young. Street-people in tattered clothes pass by Lake View students in tuxes and gowns on their way to their prom in the nearby Cactus Hotel.
It's a night for everyone, all 10,000 or so of us, at the festival.
As longtime Blues Society member Russ Gest, said after the show, "It was fantastic to watch people fill the streets, enjoy the music and just have fun."
In front of the stage, dancers squeeze together, too crowded to shake anything. No one complains as they simply sway in place, following the music.
Everyone's orderly, considerate, friendly. No one wants to spoil the party.
The sun goes down. Stage lights shine brighter and the music's louder as the night's headliners, the best of the best, come aboard, pleasantly surprised by this street full of fans.
Putting on a show like this isn't easy.
Thanks to the generous sponsors who fund the event, allowing us, the not-paying public, to get in for free.
Thanks to the City of San Angelo for their help making a festival in the middle of a busy downtown street possible.
Thanks to the fine musicians who took part in the competition, working for fun as well as fame.
Thanks to the military volunteers who always are there to help with whatever needs to be done.
Thanks to those who donated to scholarships the festival creates for local students. This year's event raised more than $8,000 for deserving scholars.
Special thanks should be given to the San Angelo Blues Society. The small group of people make this big event happen year after year, giving us all a touch of the Blues and a fun festival we can afford and enjoy. Many thanks to those organizers who are "keeping the Blues alive and well."
And thanks to us, the fans. Who would have thought a Blues festival would catch on in a country-and-western kind of town.
Or that it would be so much fun.
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Marcus Collins has premiered the music video for his debut single, 'Seven Nation Army'.
The single is out on March 4 and precedes his debut album of the same name, out March 12.
The White Stripes cover has been met with a positive reaction by the star's fans, but indie fans have responded with negative reviews.
Marcus finished behind Little Mix in last year's X Factor final, polling 2nd place ahead of Amelia Lily in 3rd.
He'll be off on the X Factor tour this Spring.
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Report: Smoking in movies on the rise: Levels the same as a decade ago
Officials concerned about influence on kids
Smoking in youth-rated movies is on the rise.
According to a new report funded by Legacy for Health, instances of people using tobacco in youth-rated movies doubled between 2010 to 2012.
These levels are the same as a decade ago.
Movies with high levels of characters smoking include The Hobbit, Lincoln, Skyfall, Men in Black 3 and Taken 2.
Some say this is a cause for concern since 2012 report from the Surgeon General warned that watching movies with characters who smoke causes kids to start the habit.


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Ariat Boots: Men's Square Toe 10006741 Duratread Workhog EH Cowboy Boots
Put on a pair of these Ariat 10006741 Men's Brown Workhog Square Toe Cowboy Boots before heading off to work. The WorkHog is a great boot for climbing/ladder work and provides great support and cushioning for your feet throughout the work day. These all-leather ... (see full details) #ART10006741.
Ariat Boots: Men's Square Toe 10006741 Duratread Workhog EH Cowboy Boots
Put on a pair of these Ariat 10006741 Men's Brown Workhog Square Toe Cowboy Boots before heading off to work. The WorkHog is a great boot for climbing/ladder work and provides great support and cushioning for your feet throughout the work day.
These all-leather cowboy boots are durable, supportive, and water-resistant. Leather can absorb up to 30% of its weight in water vapor without loss of dryness. In addition, all-leather boots are less likely to change drastically in shape and flexibility over time, providing long-lasting comfort. These wide square toe cowboy boots sport a 13-inch camouflage shaft with a six-row western stitch pattern, along with deep scallop and reinforced finger holes to make getting them on easy.
Ariat's ATS Max technology offers maximum side-to-side stability for proper body alignment and reduction of fatigue when you wear these Ariat boots. This exclusive Advanced Torque Stability (ATS) Technology supports and cushions the foot as you move to promote good posture. Meanwhile, the gel-cushioned footbed with heel stabilizer delivers support and rebound when you work. The footbed also wicks moisture away from your skin to keep you cool and dry when the temperature rises. For additional support, a lightweight, ergonomic composite forked shank helps to enhance stability and relieve pressure off your feet when you wear these men's boots.
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To enhance this pair of brown boots, they're assembled using Goodyear Welt construction. The upper fabric, lining, and sole are stitched together to create a single unit for added durability. Goodyear Welt boots are known worldwide as a superior method of footwear construction. In addition to being extremely tough, Goodyear Welt products provide excellent traction and the best lateral stability of all EH boots. You can even have the worn-down outsole replaced by sewing new ones to the existing welts, giving them a life expectancy of 20 years or more.
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[video] GM's (GM) Chevy Spark Is Only Subcompact Car To Pass Crash Test
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The GM (GM - Get Report) Chevy Spark was the only subcompact car out of a field of 11 cars to receive a passing grade in a very dangerous crash test the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced Wednesday.
Shares of GM finished the day higher, gaining 1.2% to close at $38.80.
The Chevy Spark received an "acceptable" grade on the IIHS test that had 25% of the front end of the car (on the driver's side) strike a 5-foot barrier at 40 mph. It was the only subcompact car, or minicar, to receive the grade.
The Honda (HMC) Fit, Fiat 500, Hyundai Accent, Nissan (NSANY) Versa, Toyota (TM) Prius C, and Mitsubishi Mirage received "poor" grades in the test. The IIHS gave "marginal" scores to the Mazda 2, Kia Rio, Toyota Yaris, and Ford (F) Fiesta.
No subcompact car was able to earn a "good" mark. The subcompact group is the worst-performing group of vehicles the IIHS has tested. While only Chevy's car passed the test, Honda will replace the Fit with a new 2015 model this year that it hopes will perform better in crash tests. TheStreet Ratings team rates GENERAL MOTORS CO as a Buy with a ratings score of B. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation: "We rate GENERAL MOTORS CO (GM) a BUY. This is driven by multiple strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures and good cash flow from operations. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:- The revenue growth came in higher than the industry average of 13.7%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 3.7%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
- Compared to its closing price of one year ago, GM's share price has jumped by 33.06%, exceeding the performance of the broader market during that same time frame. Regarding the stock's future course, although almost any stock can fall in a broad market decline, GM should continue to move higher despite the fact that it has already enjoyed a very nice gain in the past year.
- The debt-to-equity ratio is somewhat low, currently at 0.87, and is less than that of the industry average, implying that there has been a relatively successful effort in the management of debt levels. Although the company had a strong debt-to-equity ratio, its quick ratio of 0.82 is somewhat weak and could be cause for future problems.
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $3,860.00 million or 14.09% when compared to the same quarter last year. Despite an increase in cash flow, GENERAL MOTORS CO's cash flow growth rate is still lower than the industry average growth rate of 29.24%.
- GENERAL MOTORS CO's earnings per share declined by 49.4% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has suffered a declining pattern of earnings per share over the past two years. However, we anticipate this trend to reverse over the coming year. During the past fiscal year, GENERAL MOTORS CO reported lower earnings of $2.93 versus $4.62 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($3.39 versus $2.93).
- You can view the full analysis from the report here: GM Ratings Report
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Techmamba reviewer Glenda reviews another flexable power surge protector, this time it's called the Flexigon. Sold on QVC and Amazon for around $30 by Globe Electric.
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We review the Pivot Power Surge Protector by Quirky. This solve the common problem of large power adapters blocking two outlets by pivoting! No more trying to jam your fat power adapters into a regular surge protector.
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When Newer Technology claimed to have a case (NuGuard KX) and screen protector (NuGuard KXs) that can protect your iPhone from drops and direct hammer impacts. You know we had to test this claim, so we did! Watch as we take a hammer to a poor iPhone and see if it survives.
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Techmamba Reviewer Glenda takes on another Chinese Knock Off Gaming Console called the 16-bit Portable Motion Sensing Game Console by Microlab. This one is one long review, get out the popcorn if you dare watch us check out every single game on this console.
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TechMamba reviewer Glenda reviews the DealExtreme SKU 72215 or also known as the "Unique Telephone Landline with 3.5MM Audio Jack iPhone" stand. A unique product where you have a handset and stand for your iPhone. No radiation to your head, has an answer button on the handset and even has room for a charger.
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American Axle Jumps on Joint Venture
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Shares of American Axle & Manufacturing have jumped 4% to $9.20 in late morning trading.
The new company, e-AAM Driveline Systems AB (e-AAM), will engineer, develop and commercialize electric all-wheel-drive and hybrid driveline systems for passenger cars and crossover vehicles, American Axle said in a press release.
The company described the e-AAM systems design as one that would improve fuel efficiency, reduce carbon dioxide emissions and provide vehicle stability.
e-AAM will be headquartered in Trollhattan, Sweden and begin operations on Oct. 1. It will be majority- controlled by American Axle. e-AAM systems will be featured in the next generation of Saab vehicles beginning in 2012, American Axle said. American Axle & Manufacturing "is pleased to be launching this exciting new business opportunity with Saab," AAM CEO Richard Dauch said. "e-AAM will leverage the outstanding competencies of both our companies in the development of state-of-the-art electric and hybrid driveline systems needed by global OEMs to improve the fuel efficiency, ride and handling performance and overall capability of their products. " -- Written by Andrea Tse in New York.>To contact the writer of this article, click here: Andrea Tse. >To follow the writer on Twitter, go to Andrea Tse. >To submit a news tip, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Once you create your classroom (which is as simple as giving it a name), students log in by going to https://classroom.google.com. If you are a Google Apps for Education district, the students will have to log in using their GAFE account information. As a teacher, you can either manually add students into your classroom or provide them with a code that will enable them to register into your classroom.
You have the option of sharing either an announcement or an assignment with students. The announcement options are as follows:
Teachers are able to provide students with grades based on assignments submitted. There is also the option of "sending a note" to students to remind them to complete their work. I am assuming the note will be sent as an email to the student.
I noticed that as I created and shared assignments with the group, they were automatically shared as a "view only" doc with the whole class. I presume I can go into the sharing setting of the doc and change to "edit" or "comment" as needed. I also noticed in my Google Drive that a folder is automatically created with the title of my class. Every assignment that I have posted in the Classroom page is placed in this particular folder. Each assignment that I submitted has its own folder too and the best part is that, I didn't have to organize this at all. Now I'm thinking, who needs Doctopus or gClassFolders anymore?
My Thoughts thus far:
- You have to log out of all your other Gmail accounts and only log in with the one you used to sign up for Google Classroom
- You cannot share YouTube or Docs from any other account, just the one you used to sign up for Google Classroom
- easy access to Classroom on a Mobile device is needed
- Need a record of student activities to share with parents and to use for reporting period as part of Learning Skills assessment / comments.
- Need the option for two or more teachers to have ownership of one classroom
- Need to be able to direct a conversation to a particular student. For example, on Twitter I can use the @ sign and on Google + I can use the + sign but nothing seems to be in place in Google Classroom (yet).
For teachers new to technology and already using Google Apps for Education, this is a great start.
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