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|Mar 06, 2015
|Every time your followers complete a mission in the garrison, you are forced to sit trough that silly 2s animation where you see your followers battle whatever creature they fought. While this is entertaining for the first and second time, maybe, it becomes really annoying after this. What does it do exactly? A picture is worth a thousand words, but a short video is even better! This simple addon will remove all those animations and auto-open the chests for you so you can go back to your...
|Feb 24, 2015
|Summary An LDB data source that serves a dual purpose. First, it displays all of your current skills (professions and secondary). Second, it allows you to view the cooldowns on your tradeskills on all the toons on a particular account. These cooldowns are tracked from the last time you opened your tradeskill panel. Usage Configuration options are reached by right-clicking on the LDB display. Notes Skills are not visible in this display until you have opened them at least once. Translation...
|Sep 14, 2012
|Summary An LDB data source that tracks your top hits and crits for all of the abilities you use. Both heals and attacks are tracked, if desired. Yes, the icon is cheese. Who doesn't like cheese? Usage Configuration options are reached by right-clicking on the LDB display. Entries can be reported into the chatframe by left-clicking on them in the tooltip. Data can be removed by Alt-Left-clicking on entries in the tooltip. If you click on a category (eg, "Damage" or "Healing"), it will remove...
|Sep 14, 2012
|Summary An LDB data source that displays XP information about all your toons in tooltip. Each column can be excluded or included via the configuration. Usage Configuration options are reached by clicking on the LDB display. Translation help Please use the new wowace localization system if you'd like to help out. Also, create a ticket so that I can give you credit in the addon. You can find documentation for the localization system here:...
|Feb 15, 2011
|Broker Character Titles is a very simple LDB launcher plugin providing a dropdown menu on right-click, that you can use to fast-switch between your available character titles. Just select a new title and it will be automatically set for your character. The addon also automatically hides the usual dropdown list for titles, in the Character PaperDoll window, since it effectively replaces its functionality. Last but not least, left-clicking the launcher will open the PaperDoll window.
|Feb 15, 2015
|This addon makes the Blizzard windows movable. To move a window just click title of the window and drag it to where you want it. You can also use control+scroll wheel over the title of a window to adjust the scale. The positions and scale will be saved only for the full screen windows such as the achievement window. Known Problems/Limitations: .)The default Blizzard bag frames are not movable (because they would get messed up). .)The Quest Tracker will move back to it's default position after...
|Oct 15, 2014
|Shows the micro menu and game menu in a clickable broker tooltip. Also shows your fps and latency. Broker_MicroMenu does not provide it's own display, you will need a LDB-based display addon. Known Problems: When opening the spellbook via Broker MicroMenu, the spells can not be clicked. You can still drag them to your actionbars. This is a problem related to secure code and can not be fixed because of how the data broker system works. (Just use your hotkey for the spellbook if you want to...
|Feb 27, 2015
|BankItems v184.108.40.206 Feb 25, 2015 (r226 on wowace) For use with Live Servers v22.214.171.12478 An addon that remembers the contents of your bank, bags, mail, equipped, currency, auction house, void storage and display them anywhere in the world. Also able to remember/display the banks of any character on the same account on any server, as well as searching and exporting lists of bag/bank items out. Type /bi or /bankitems to see what is currently in your bank. You must visit your bank once to...
|Nov 21, 2014
|Keeps track of current money and other currencies on all your characters on one realm. It's LDB for your currency flow. This is a continuation of the add-on Broker_Cashflow by Aledara (heavily based on FuBar_MoneyFu). Features Keeps track of gold, PvE, PvP and other currencies, as well as Archaeology Fragments Fully configurable tooltip. Summary (Characters on current realm) can be ordered on any column Individual characters can be set to ignored Color a currency if cap is reached Current 5.4...
|Mar 08, 2015
|Creates a row of buttons showing you how many bosses you've cleared in each LFR/Flex wing, and LFR buttons light up if you're currently queue'ing for the corresponding raid. No more memorizing, or like me, having to go through the dropdown menu and mouseover the small "!" icon to see which bosses are down and which you still need to kill all the time. Project page at http://www.wowace.com/addons/bosseskilled
|Feb 24, 2015
|LDB display of currencies and gold totals for session / today / yesterday / this week / last week. (Same as FuBar_MoneyFu courtesy of ckknight). Broker_Currency Forum This is a Data Broker Addon This basically exposes the currency tab for all characters on a realm. You can track, for example, Justice Points by enabling or disabling those in the broker display itself, or only in the tooltip when hovering over it. Minimalists can turn off silver and gold display as well as disable the actual...
|Jul 10, 2009
|A Data Broker addon that shows for how long you've been in combat. Clone of Fubar_CombatTimeFu
Broker: MicroClock
|Feb 25, 2015
|Broker: MicroClock Simple time display, with micro menu and memory usage tooltip. Requires a LibDataBroker Display Addon, like StatBlockCore or ElvUI. Features 24-hour or 12-hour mode Can display multiple times (local time, realm time, universal time) Optional display of seconds Optional Micro Menu in tooltip Optional, configurable memory usage in tooltip Left click opens the calendar or Group Calendar 5 if available Right click opens the stopwatch Configuration /microclock slash command...
Broker: LootSpec
|Feb 25, 2015
|Broker: LootSpec Simple loot specialisation display with specialisation selection in its tooltip. Requires a LibDataBroker Display Addon, like StatBlockCore or ElvUI. Also known as: Broker_LootSpec Broker: Loot Specialisation Broker: Loot Specialization Features Displays the currently active loot specialisation Adds an asterisk (*) when loot specialisation is in the default "current specialisation" mode Mouse-over tooltip to change the loot specialisation Left click toggles tooltip for loot...
Broker: TimeToExecute
|Feb 25, 2015
|Broker: TimeToExecute Uses linear regression and a log of hitpoint values to estimate how long a boss has left to die and reach execute range. Requires a LibDataBroker Display Addon, like StatBlockCore or ElvUI. Mathematics are based on the TimeToExecute Addon developed by Tifordin in 2009. Features Two estimates: one to execute time and one to kill time. Flexible timer uses the configured amount of historic data to determine how quickly the target unit is currently dropping. Because only...
|Nov 24, 2014
|Buffet is a simple water/food managing addon inspired by BaudConsumables and Munchies. Unlike Baud and Munchies, Buffet does not swap items on the action bar (the noise bothered me). Instead it edits macros on the fly (out of combat) to provide you with the best food, water, potions, stones, and bandages. To make Buffet work, you must provide two macros, "AutoHP" and "AutoMP". Drop these on your action bar like any other macro, Buffet will change the macros as needed to provide you with food...
|Nov 10, 2014
|Bimbo is an equipment optimizer based off the old site "be.imba". Bimbo will scan your equipped items looking for missed enchants and gems. Unlike be.imba, Bimbo won't critique your choice of enchants, gems, stats or talents. It will not "grade" or "rate" your gear in any way, it simply looks for enchants you've overlooked. Visit my site for more great addons. Please send all bugs, feature requests and questions to [email protected]
Blood Shield Tracker
|Feb 24, 2015
|Version 0.31 Updated for 6.0. Added a Resolve Bar. The Estimate Bar now uses Resolve to calculate the Death Strike heal or Blood Shield value. Overview Blood Shield Tracker is an addon to track the value of the Death Knight Blood Shield. It can show bars for the following items: The current Blood Shield value (when Blood Shield is up). The estimated heal of a Death Strike or the Blood Shield value based on Resolve. The current Power Word:Shield value on the player. The total value of all...
|Feb 01, 2015
|Supercharge your chat bubbles! NOTE: This is a standalone version of Prat's "bubbles" module. Prat specific features have been removed. If you use prat, you already have all these features and more. With this addon you can: 1) Change the Font of the bubbles to match the font of the chatframe, and size the font however you like 2) Change the outline of the chat bubbles to match the type of chat 3) Enable display of raid icons 4) Enable dynamic compression of the chat bubbles so they only...
|May 21, 2013
|BigWigs plugin that marks the Balcony Adds on the Horridon encounter in Throne of Thunder. Wastewalkers Venom Priests Frozen Warlords Warbears Beast Shaman By default marks are done in increasing order (Star, Circle, Diamond, Triangle, etc) and reset on each new door. There is a simple Lua config in the main file to customize this marking order (see the section starting on line 9 in the .lua file). Please file tickets for any problems, comments have been disabled. Currently this has only been...


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It is both child and adult friendly in that the fish etc can be seen by all. Penguins and otters also a delight.
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Revised Sept 21, 2004 WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 The Meeting of the Board of Education was held at the Blake Building, 25 Ogden Street, West Haven. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Carrano at 7:00 p.m. The meeting opened with a pledge to the flag. BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Anne Heffernan Krista Pickering Raymond Collins John M. Carrano Toni Paine George Monahan Robert Guthrie Howard Horvath BOARD MEMBER ABSENT: Paul Messina Jerome Calhoun Robert Proto ADMINISTRATORS PRESENT: Superintendent Paul Tortora Assistant Superintendent Neil Cavallaro Mayor H. Richard Borer, Jr. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES: Sharfi Farhana B. Public Portion of Meeting. Chairman Carrano asked if anyone wished to address the Board. Catherine Biagetti, Principal Mackrille School, Thanked everyone for a smooth opening. There were so many people involved in getting Mackrille School up and running. Superintendent Tortora and Assistant Superintendent Cavallaro have always been supportive for everything I have done there. Art Kelly for managing the whole project. Jerry our project manager and Rich Miller our architect. John Clifford for always being there, he takes the call and he fixes it. All the maintenance, custodians, and clerical workers who kept everything going. I would just like to publicly thank everyone. Countless hours of family and staff members, who came and unpacked boxes and help us get up and running. Chairman Carrano asked if anyone else wished to address the Board Nancy Rossi, 12 Robin Road, West Haven, I would just like say it was nice to read about the Chess Team being honored. Chairman Carrano asked if anyone else wished to address the Board Patty Fusco, announced party for Mary Moninger on Oct 15, 2004 at 500 Blake, tickets will be $35.00. More information will follow save the date. Chairman Carrano asked if anyone else wish to address the Board For a second time, would anyone else like to address the Board. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Board, my name is Stella Cretella I was formally a member of the school board and sat on your side of the table. I here because of an article I read in the paper, the last time I was here was to speak about WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 I spoke about the matter of the mayor being aloud to make motions to the Board, of course he won that one, but that doesn't make it right. I spoke to defend the Board. Now I am here about the article in the New Haven Register about the board getting more involved in the expulsion process. Although the Board does have the right to review anything that takes place within the school system and review the policies that lead to decisions that the Administrators make. She feels that the school board is about to invade a domain that belongs to the administrators. Expulsions and discipline are the day to day things that should be left to the administrators. If you're looking at the numbers, how many, who and what kind of disciplinary problems there are as an upper management, that fine. If you getting involved means, actually getting involved the process, over seeing the hearing officer does. I think that you should not be involved on a regular basis. As to the parent who complained about favoritism, unfortunately favoritism will always be involved. I would warn the Board how deeply they get involved. The hearing officer has served us well. I don't think you should get involved in that sort of thing. Be very careful how you do this. Because in the long run you may get a result that you wished you had never got involved. Thank you Chairman Carrano asked if anyone else wished to address the Board Chairman Carrano asked a second time if anyone wish t address the Board Chairman Carrano for a third and final time, does anyone wish to address the Board. Public session closed at 7:10 P.M. Chairman Carrano, everyone was given a amendment for tonight Agenda. D.6 New Hires- GED Coordinator, also under New Business 04-198,04-199, and 04-200. This is part of supporting document Mr. Clifford gave us, that was not put on the Agenda. Can I have a MOTION, MOTION was made by Krista Pickering and SECONDED by Raymond Collins. Chairman Carrano, Discussion. Robert Guthrie asked what changed between Friday when the Agenda came out and tonight. Chairman Carrano, when reviewing the Agenda, we found that these sections had been left off. Robert Guthrie felt there was suppose to be discussion and data submitted before creating new jobs. George Monahan said he agreed with Mr. Guthrie, that the Board was suppose to get a overview of the usage of the facilities and the demand for addition help. Before any decision was made on who was hired, how many, and when they are hired. I believe the timing would be right if anyone is here to present that information. If not I believe we should table this until later when this has taken place. Superintendent Tortora said Supervisor Pat Proto did this last year; we would have to arrange for him to do the presentation. Chairman Carrano, looking for a MOTION to amend motion, only add D.6. New Hire Anne Heffernan asked if all three had to be tabled. Chairman Carrano, looking for a MOTION to just add D.6. New Hire 04-197 Passed Unanimously Chairman Carrano, please note in Agenda book, right under 04-103 Chairman Carrano, before we get into Status of Schools, I see there are a lot of people here tonight, and I hope it is about Capt, which is what my statement is about. I am honestly and truly embarrassed by the CAPT scores that we recently received. A 12-point reduction in math and a 6- point reduction in reading is appalling. We need accountability and it starts at the top with the Board of Education. I have been on the Board of Education for almost 3- years and I have failed he children of West Haven because it is my job as a Board member to make sure we provide every child with the best education possible. Obviously, we are not doing that. All of the extracurricular things that we work on as a Board or spend money on in the system are just that "extra" but these extra's should not be and will not be performed or funded at the expense of our children's learning. I am quite tired of the same excuses over and over …like ESL WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 or Special Needs Children are making the scores look worse than they really are. The reality is these children will be part of our system for the long-term, so we better figure out how to reach these children and every other child more effectively than we are today. I know last year the Superintendent established 4 task force teams and I will be placing 2 BOE members on those teams to make sure adequate progress is being made. I fully expect that each Administrator, Teacher, Employee and Parent will get the message that failing our children is not an option. This Board and the Superintendent, intend on holding them accountable for my children and every other child in this system. The first thing we need is a detailed causal that must show exactly what part of our system is failing. The second step is our immediate intervention plan and the last step is the long-term plan for continuous improvement. To show how serious I am on the issue of accountability, I will resign my BOE position at the end of my term for failing these children if we do not have a concrete executable plan in place to improve these scores. Because that is my job as the Board Chairman and I expect everyone to follow suit. C. Reports: C.1. Status of Schools. Superintendent Tortora stressed his dissatisfaction with the scores, and assured the Board that we will have a will have a rigorous comprehensive plan. It will be a plan that will encompass student analyses include measures, frequent assessment and certainly accountability from my office, through Neil, the Administration, teachers, through every fiber that touches these students. It is not uncommon for us to face challenges, two years ago we sat around this table, we were out of compliance in every area possible in Special ED. We have made tremendous strides, I do have confidence in the staff and community that we will work together, to correct this problem. The plan will be subject to Board approval, my approval and State approval. We have our work cut out for us. The opening of schools, we had Forest, Savin Rock, Mackrille and Haley with major projects, and we did open and in the manor we are accustom to. I want to thank everyone for their hard work. Washington School sent out an invitation to a day of celebration of learning. It seems to be the policy for student s to be dropped off at the door and a closed school to parents. Tim and his staff actually opened the doors and set up in the gym tables of resources in the school. The Fire Dept, Police Dept, Bayer brought in other community services. Everyone came into the Building; Tim gave a tour of the Building, a cook out. It was certainly unique for this district and I'm proud of Tim for thinking outside the box. Washington School is also having a silent auction to raise money for their playground on Oct 1, from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. The American Board of School Boards had an article on Carrigan School and trading places, it was nice to see some nice press. For the district. I asked Steve Lopes to come tonight; a comment was made about a decrease in Carrigan after school program in public session. When actually Carrigan has reached a record high. Steve Lopes, We have many after school programs, Color Guard, Cyber Club(School Newspaper) Drama,Fitness, Homemaking, Hoemwork (3) 1 is sponsored by the Black Coalition, Honor Society, Itramural, Student Council, Technology, Woodworking, and the Yearbook. Also after shool sports, Baseball,Softball, Basketball and Soccer this has been the past 9 years that I have been there. Superintendent Tortora, asked Gary Palermo and Tom Lally to come to night to talk about the new program at the High School, where we have brought back 9 students from outside placement. Gary Palermo, said they had a open house, the parents and the students were very excited and happy to be back. Tom Lally, said we have a program called Best Buddies, where the a typical student has a buddy in Special Ed, with no cost to the Board they are trained. The program should start soon. Superintendent Tortora handed out student enrollment figures, the middle schools are busting at the seams, the High School is healthy and the Elementary should level out within a few weeks. WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 Superintendent Tortora introduced the three representatives from the Community House. Peter Swartz, Mike, and Carol Wendell. Carol Wendell, Working with the School System, Child Welfare , Special Ed Program, also they offer programs for Adults. Carol introduced Mike to explain some of the programs. Mike thanked the Superintendent for having them here tonight and continuing the partnership with the Community House. For the betterment of the children and the community. The partnership today consist of collaborating bus schedules, shared classroom, computer labs, communication between the school personnel and community house staff on how we can best services a family or student. Meeting with the Superintendent and the Principals, figuring out how to reach students now and in the future. We had nine young ladies, teen mothers who walked across the stage, because of the help of the principal and the community house. A student who participates in the afternoon program at Carrigan called the teen chat program received first place in the State wide creative expression contest on teen pregnancy. (See hand out) 192 Children were served in the Child Care Program, 266 children were served in the after-school enrichment program, This year we will have a work ready and drop out prevention program. If we all continue to work together for the children, the School system, the City and the Community House we will continue to be successful. We look forward to many more years. Thank you Superintendent Tortora, said he wanted to acknowledge Neil, who works closely with the community House Superintendent Tortora, introduced Beth Sabo Chairman Carrano said at the last meeting we approved the MOTION to install lights at Carrigan field with the stipulation that you come before us to answer any questions. Beth Sabo explained that the City receive a $140,000 grant with the help of Toni Harp. We have elected to put some of the money towards the Carrigan Softball field. The middle schools now have baseball, softball, soccer and they also could use this field. The city programs would also use the field, the maintenance of the field would be done by the city, same as the basketball court. She pointed out they could have evening games and parent involvement would improve, because most parents are working when the afternoon games are played. Some of the money would be used to up grade the field at no cost to the Board of Education. Beth Sabo explained she would continue to work with Chris Everone and Sue Sarno on scheduling of field events. Chairman Carrano asked if there were any questions Robert Guthrie said he was concerned about conflicts with school functions and park rec. function. He also thinks the field should be open for neighborhood use. Also did she think the neighborhood would be impacted by the lights, as the high school had a few complaints? Beth stated she was only aware of complaints of noise at the high school not the lights. As for over all maintenance I believe the partnership with the city and the Board of Ed will work out, so far everything has been smooth going with Chris Everone. There are times when one side does not know what the other is doing, but she believes that is just of matter of sitting down and creating a procedure with Sue Sarno. Mr. Guthrie agreed that there are schedule conflicts. Mr. Guthrie asked if the project would go out to Bid, Beth said it would, things would have to be brought up to code and this is at no cost to the Board of Education. Beth said she is here for the lights, if there is any other changes they will have to come before the Board. Chairman Carrano asked about the lights not be properly enclosed. Beth said there are no lights in centerfield; they are all on the sides. Along first and third base line, none in centerfield. Mayor Borer asked that while we are doing this work with the lights, is there any way to up grade the surrounding area. Beth said any changes would have to come before the Board. Mayor Borer said that when they have a plan, maybe she could show it to the Board. Chairman Carrano, acknowledge that Beth Sabo has met the stipulation for the MOTION. WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 C.1.a. Administration. Assistant Superintendent Cavallaro gave out hand out on CAPT. Assistant. Cavallaro said everyone has taken the test scores seriously, that if you look around you will see all the Department Heads are present tonight. We have had several meetings over the last week. We made appoint to sit down and address the scores and as you can imagine with school opening this has not been easy. We are looking at what we need to do make it better. We will be addressing the data, the strength and weakness by subject, skills that are on the test. Practice test year to year. We need to monitor the students from year to year on the growth of the student. We need to assess students who are new to our schools. The last week we have register over 300 students, sometimes the kids have complete records, sometimes they don't. We need to assess the students ourselves, so we can get them into a program best suited for them. So they will be successful in the classroom. We need to find away to get more parents involved. We need to get the message to parents that this is an equal partnership. I would also like to remind the board of long term, our scores went down in math, we knew when we dumped Saxon, we might have to take a step back. This is the first year that grades 5-12 have now fully implemented the math program and the 3rd year 6-12. It is a long tem solution to the problem. Also I want to remind that 6-8 are now working with the High School to prepare the students with the curriculum. All the coordinators who submitted suggestions to me, have made it clear the teachers must be made aware of the new frame work that the state has put through. We have just implemented 4 teachers at the Elementary level in Science. Teachers can't be teaching what they like; the state is saying this is what we want. Our dept heads and administrators have pledged to do more informal observations. This is not to threaten anyone. We know where we want to be and this is how we are going to get there. We want to get the message across and be there to support our teachers. Chairman Carrano, we hear you loud and clear, we will do everything in our power to get the scores up. Any one can contact my office. My pledge to you, we will get the scores up. Mr. Horvath, said he appreciates the Department Heads being here, but he would like to know where the principals are. He is looking forward to working with parents, teachers, students, and the board to get everyone where they should be. He feels that is what they are here for. The teachers need to teach to the test. We all need to be there for the kids. He is confident that with everyone working together West Haven can do this. Assistant Cavallaro, said they are looking forward to the challenge and feels we can bring the scores up. Superintendent Tortora assured the Chairman and the Board that he agrees with Neil and we are up to the challenge. Mr. Monahan, said as an engineer, he has been accused about being to anantlitickel about too many things. It is clear that we are all mutually responsible. The Community would be disserved if you resigned; we hope you serve this Board for many years to come. We have to look at the problem and fix the problem. In almost every case, so much attention is paid on solving the problem or fixing the damage. That other areas all of a sudden pop up and become new damage. I think we need to look at an overall plan of consistency. Consistency here should be to strive to improve. Not improve one area a year and then fall in another area that same year. I think our goal should be that understanding drastic improvements in one area at the expense or failure in another is not the answer. If we make slight gradual improvement in every area across the board. And if we get lucky and have a drastic improvement in an area, now we are doing our job. This is to educate the children of this community. Extra curricular activities and athletics is a part of a making a whole and the building of adults from a community. If Education is lacking and we know that budget issues are a major concern in our community. Maybe we need to look at cutting back on the extra stuff if the primary objective is failing. Thank you WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 Chairman Carrano asked if there were any more questions under Administration Mr. Guthrie asked about the redistricting, when we would begin, as money was set aside in last years Budget. Superintendent Tortora said that Assistant Cavallaro had contacted two or three companies and both said it would take about six month to eight months. Mr. Guthrie and Chairman expressed concerns for the process and said the Board had a lot of questions. Chairman asked if the Board can see the Bid before it goes out. Superintendent, said yes Toni Paine questions the Ron Stancil about the freshmen class being up 25% more then the year before. Mr. Stancil said it is a large group of freshmen Toni Paine, said the year before was up 20%, is this a trend. This is a very large increase. She questioned next year. Assistant Cavallaro stated there is a large number of a new student registering. Sharfi Farhana asked if the test taken on 9th for CAPT, predict what the results will be. Assistant Cavallaro said this is one of the things they are looking at. Anne Heffernan said she was surprised that more parents did not complain, she received her daughter tests scores the last day of school with the report card. What do you do now, if your child has a problem summer is here, there is no one to talk to. Superintendent Tortora, said we should have receive those scores in May and this a problem. Mr. Monahan said he thought that at this point we must have an idea of where the student stands. Don't we know where they stand before we get the results? We new students coming in from out of district and we have no idea where these students where they stand, shouldn't we have an entrance exam for the students. Assistant Cavallaro agreed this is something to look at. Mr. Horvath said that the new curriculums need to be alien with the test. Because a questioned could asked in a different way in which the student was taught. Mr. Horvath said he realizes the world is changing, he knows whith his own children, he has found himself bribing them to read. No one is pointing a finger, which just need to get everyone working together. This won't happen over night and it will not be easy. Krista Pickering, said she is not sure what the answer is, if teachers, administrators give 110% and we can get the parents to give 100% or even 50%, we can make a difference. It is very hard today. Some kids don't have books in their home. Sometimes their babysitter is the TV. We need to get parental involvement Toni Paine said it is easy to say, but to you realize how many families are a one parent household. Parents are working two/three jobs; some of the kids are working. So we have to take a really hard look at this. Mr. Monahan asked if we know for sure where we are failing, is it comprehension, is it broke down that way on the test. Ms. Stevens said it is broke down to an extent, but is it the student, not the test. How long has the student been in our system? Chairman Carrano asked if there were any more questions? C.1.b. Board. Anne Heffernan said she took a tour of the schools, She was at Haley and the teacher was setting up his room. It was like he had been blessed. He was so happy, it was hot and sticky, but he showed us everything. Forest was a mad house, but also showed us everything they had. The Chess Team picture on Fox wood poster for their tournament. Also it is early. I was not able to attend the CABE workshop on closing the Achievement Gap. But it was on 2:00 a.m. on channel 9, it was wonderful and it addressed a lot of our issues. It was amazing, we are 50% behind in ERG.I would really recommend this show; hopefully it will be on again. WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 Mr. Guthrie also attended the pre-opening of the schools and is sure some thought we would not open on time; it was amazing how everything came together. Anne Heffernan also wanted to mention the problem with the emergency lighting at Haley and the buzzing noise Superintendent Tortora said the parts are on order; it will be taken care of. We will get there. Mayor Borer questioned the amount of employees who resign due to other job opportunities; does anyone sit down and ask them, what and why? Assistant Cavallaro said we do, there are many reasons, some are location, most is money other towns start at a hirer rate and a have sign up bonus. Also some never actually worked for us, they can start at a hirer rate with another system. Superintendent Tortora said the baby boomer hit and this was a great year for teachers. In Special Ed, they can pretty much write their own ticket. The Board has worked with us on having to hire some at steps 3 & 4 when necessary. Toni Paine pointed out that the hires from West Haven usually stay. Mr. Guthrie stated that 10 to 15 thousand dollars are a sign up bonus, primarily Fairfield. Assistant Cavallaro also said the Board has been great at letting us hire at Step 3 or 4 to get the most qualified person. C.1.c. Committee. Approval of Minutes: Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.1a through D.1c. D.1.a Minutes from Expulsion Meeting on August 16, 2004 at 5:30 p.m. D.1.b Minutes from the Athletic Committee Meeting on August 16, 2004 at 6:50 p.m. D.1.c. Regular Board Meeting of August 16, 2004 at 7:00 P.M. at Blake Building MOTION made by Toni Paine and SECONDED by George Monahan,Chairman Carrano Discussion: Ray Collins abstained MOTION passed D.2. Unfinished Business: Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.2 04-155 04-155 Will be carried over until the Board Meeting of September 20, 2004 MOTION made by Robert Guthrie and SECONDED by Krista Pickering MOTION passed unanimously D.3 Resignations (Certified) Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.3 04-178 through D.3 04-182 04-178 Brooke Eliane, 361 Alden Ave, New Haven, CT 06515,Special Education Teacher at Stiles Alternate learning Center, Effective August 20, 2004, Reason: Other Job Opportunity 04-179 Liam Leapley, 197 Augur Street, Hamden, CT 06517, Special Education Teacher at Bailey Middle School and Girls Soccer Coach at Bailey, Effective September 1, 2004, Reason: Other Job Opportunity 04-180 Chris Kafoglis, 20 Autumn Street, New Haven, CT 06511, Math Teacher at West Haven High School, Effective: August 31, 2004, Reason: Personal WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 04-181 John Connors Jr. 283 Maplewood Avenue, Milford, CT 06460, Science Teacher at Carrigan Middle School, Effective August 17, 2004, Reason: Other Job Opportunity 04-182 Lauren Fernandes, 207 Cooper Place, New Haven, CT 06515, Special Education Teacher at Alma E. Pagels School, Effective August 31, 2004, Reason: Other Job Opportunity MOTION made by Toni Paine and SECONDED by Ray Collins,No Disscussion MOTION passed unanimously D.4 Resignations (Non-Certified) Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.4 04-183 through D.4 04-184 04-183 Mary Ann De Nicola, 726 Third Ave. West Haven, CT. Cashier for Food Service at St. Lawrence School, Effective: August 31, 2004, Reason: Other Job Opportunity 04-184 Stacey Lynn Cooper, 226 Park Street West Haven, CT 06516 Literacy Aide at Seth Haley School, Effective: August 18, 2004 Reason: School MOTION made by George Monahan and SECONDED by Krista Pickering MOTION passed unanimously D.5 Medical Leave of Absence; (Non-Certified) Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.5 04-185 04-185 Addie Grant, 125 Fenwick Street, West Haven, CT 06516, Special Education Paraprofessional at Forest School, Effective: School year 2004-2005 MOTION made by Toni Paine and SECONDED by Anne Heffernan MOTION passed unanimously D.6 New Hires: (Certified) Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.6 04-186 through D.2 04-193 and 04-197 04-186 Jordan Keith Miller, 171 West Spring Street,West Haven, CT 06516, Chemistry Teacher at West Haven High School, Effective: August 31, 2004, Salary: $ 30,052.10 / Step 1 BS 04-187 Asa Paradis, 847 Woodward Ave. New Haven, CT. 06512, Science Teacher at Carrigan Middle School, Effective: August 31, 2004, Salary: $ 35,419.66 /BS+30 Step 2 04-188 Aimee Benedetto, 1 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, CT 06516, English Teacher at West Haven High School, Effective: August 31, 2004, Salary: $ 32,042.56 / BS+30 Step 1 04-189 Cathleen Steinau, 157 Central Avenue, West Haven, CT 06516, P.M. Kindergarten Teacher at Mackrille, Effective: August 31, 2004, Salary: $ 15,026.05 / BS Step 1 04-190 David A. Mazur, 149 Short Beach Road, Branford, CT 06405, Math Teacher at West Haven High School,Effective: August 31, 2004, salary: $30,052.10 / Step 1 BS 04-191 Joyce Francis Tilghman, 14 Jeremy Garden Lane, Woodbridge, CT 06525, Special Education Teacher at Stiles Alternate Learning Center, Effective August 31, 2004, Salary: $ 52,323.64 / Step 8 BS+60 WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 04-192 Andrea Hatch, 99 Ware Street, Dedham, Massachusetts, 02026, Speech/Language Pathologist for Seth Haley and Alma Pagels School, Effective: October 4, 2004, Salary: $52,323.64 + Stipend $ 2,016.04 Step 8 / BS+60 04-193 Jacqueline Miconi, 19 Merrick Drive, North Branford, CT 06471, Full time Special Education Teacher at Bailey Middle School, Effective September 8, 2004, Salary: $ 37,119.06 /Step 3 BS+30 04-197 Madelyne Mihalyak, 57 Linwood Street, West Haven, CT 06516, GED Coordinator, Effective: September 13, 2004, Salary: $ 24.10 an hour Mon, Tues, Wed, 5:30 P.M to 8:30 P.M. MOTION made by Ray Collins and SECONDED by Toni Paine MOTION passed unanimously D.7 New Hires: (Non-Certified) Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve D.76 04-194 04-194 Antoinette O'Brien Russo, 40 Platt Avenue, West Haven, CT 06516, 10 Month Clerk, 5 hour per day at Bennett Rink, Effective: September 8,2004, Salary: $11,570.26 Step 1 MOTION made by Anne Heffernan and SECONDED by Toni Paine MOTION passed unanimously Mr. Guthrie just a question Mr. Chairman if this went through the appropriate process as far as interviews and following in the same consistent pattern. Chairman Carrano, yes, there were I believe 17people that put in for this position, 4 had previously passed the typing test, of that several were subs and the person on the Agenda was a previous sub. Mr. Guthrie the interviews took place at this point? Chairman Carrano, Well actually when they went through the files of the people who had previous sub in the system there were several letters of recommendations in this persons file. Which is part of the reason she was hired? Chairman asked if there was only more discussion. All those in favor? Passed unanimously E. New Business Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve E. 04-195 04-195 Approval for Change to Job Posting of (1) eight hour Custodian/Truck Driver in the Food Service Commissary at West Haven High School (7:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.) Enclosures: Old Posting, New Postings, and letter from John Clifford MOTION made by George Monahan and SECONDED by Toni Paine, Discussion: Mr. Guthrie did the food service committee go over this and deem it appropriate. Ray Collins the committee did not meet, as I asked in the last meeting was to sit down with the Chairman Mr. Guthrie wanted to know why this was not discussed during the budget preparations. Toni Paine, said she thought it had been brought up Mr. Guthrie we did not go into depth Chairman Carrano, said it was brought up at another meeting, the only one who had an issue was Mr. Collins, who asked to sit and discuss it. Mr. Guthrie asked about the letter referred to earlier, was that these positions plus the two that we tabled. WEST HAVEN BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES September 7, 2004 Mr. Clifford explained, we needed the changes for varies reasons. Comp cases, and overtime. Mr. Monahan said he does remember that this was discussed and Mr. Collins was going to follow up. I am comfortable that everything that was supposed to take place has taken place. The other posting were table with good reason, and we would like you to come back with the appropriate people and explain in detail. Mr. Guthrie, can the jobs be broken out Mr. Clifford, the union signed off on if you approved it, they all went together. Chairman Carrano, ask for vote, Mr. Guthrie opposed MOTION passed 7 to 1 Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to approve E. 04-196 04-196 Approval for Change to Job posting of (1) eight hour Receiver/Storekeeper/Truck Driver in the Food Service Commissary at West Haven High School (7:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.) Enclosures: Old Posting, New Postings, and letter from John Clifford MOTION made by George Monahan and SECONDED by Anne Heffernan Chairman Carrano, ask for vote, Mr. Guthrie opposed MOTION passed 7 to 1 F. Informational: Anne Heffernan – No Krista Pickering - No Howard Horvath – No Mr. Collins -No Mayor Borer -No Sharfi Farhana -No John Carrano -No Toni Paine- No George Monahan – Sept 22, fundraiser for the Community House Chairman Carrano- the Board discussed buying Flag for the event. Robert Guthrie- No Chairman Carrano asked for a MOTION to ADJOURN MOTION was made by Anne Heffernan and SECONDED by Ray Collins MOTION passed unanimously Meeting ADJOURNED at 9:39p.m.
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⬅ Return to In Florida, High School Student Kiera Wilmot's Curiosity Is a Crime?!
May 4th, 2013 at 10:44am
Good thing she isn't of middle eastern decent otherwise this would be breaking news of a terrorist who had ties to the Boston marathon bombers
Captain Ric
May 4th, 2013 at 3:17pm
Yes - well that figures. I can bet she was a minority and if so - she already lost! The police will do ANYTHING they can to inhibit the education and growth of minorities. I know a police office that if he caught a white kid with marijuana he would write him a ticket for simple possession. If it was a black kid he would PROUDLY arrest him for felony distribution. This sort of stuff happens every where in this country thousands of times per day.This particular police officer bragged to his buddies how he arrested the star quarterback and straight A student council leader who was on a great track to an engineering degree and ruined his chances of meaningful employment in the future.
May 4th, 2013 at 5:50pm
It's Polk County. I wouldn't expect anything else. The sheriff creates crimes so he can get his name in the papers and on television. I lived in the county next to Polk for 18 years and wouldn't spend a dime there as long as he was sheriff.
May 6th, 2013 at 10:59am
You know, the way they word this makes it seem like she was innocent. Upon further thought though, I wonder why she would have tried an experiment on school property in the first place without being in a classroom. She did not have a science project assigned, nor did any of her teachers know anything about her doing an experiment. 7am is before school even starts. This girl had to have done research on what household products to mix, and brought them all to school herself, which means 1) she pre-planned doing this at school and 2) it makes me wonder what she was trying to accomplish by doing it at school to begin with. She did not have permission from the school, it was before school started but on school grounds, she was not in a classroom under adult supervision, none of her teachers knew she was doing this, her own mother didn't even have a clue, and she had no reason for doing it such as a science project. The article they are encouraging people to click on is trying to make it a "race" issue because she's black, when the reality is that she broke several school rules and deserves expulsion. If it was a white boy who did this, you'd never hear about it. There would never be a petition to drop charges. You know why? Because they would automatically look at him as a hoodlem teen causing trouble on school property and send him straight to juvenile detention w/out batting an eye. And OK, maybe the girl had no intentions of hurting anyone, BUT it's clear that she was pushing the rules by making a homemade explosive device. I don't care what color she is, she had no business doing that. Not to mention, think of what would have happened if someone HAD gotten hurt?? Then what?? You can't just say "well nobody got hurt this time" and have no type of formal reprimand, because someone else could come along, do the SAME thing, hurt someone, and then what? I'm personally glad to see a school step up and take the initiative to keep their students and staff SAFE, whether it was meant for harm or not, it's way too close to the Boston Marathon bombings which were also "homemade bombs". As I recall, three people died and hundreds were injured, so why should this girl get off scott-free just because she "didn't hurt anybody this time" or "made a bad choice"?? It's not like she's 9 or 10. She's 16 and I'm sure she's very much aware of the rules and very much aware of the fact that it was not OK. That's probably why she didn't tell anybody, including her mother, and did it before school even started. She was trying to break the rules and see how far she could push w/out reprimand. Should the Boston Marathon bombers have gotten off scott-free if nobody died or was injured? Hell NO! The fact is that, despite what color a person is, rules are set in place for people to have and respect boundaries. Clearly she did not respect the boundaries set in place for her safety or the safety of others. If she's so smart and such a noteworthy student, then you would think she'd have the brains to know better. And of course, now they are screaming "because she's black!" well guess what? It has nothing to do with her race people. Get over it. It's because she broke specific rules and endangered herself and others by a VERY stupid act. I think it's fabulous that she is being reprimanded, maybe it will make other crazy teenagers think twice before doing stupid acts like this!!!!!!
May 7th, 2013 at 2:54pm
Teens are known for their lack of judgement. While some may have the book smarts, that does not very often translate into other kind of smarts. This is a known and true thing. Worthy of being expelled? Perhaps. That was up to the school to interpret their code in that way.
Worthy of having the protection and rights as a minor being waived and arrested and charged as an adult with specious looking felonies? No, not really. Other people can bring race into it, if they want to. I simply want answers as to why the response was so heavy handed, especially when the law does not warrant it.
Others think the reasons are due to race and gender and the school-to-prison pipeline that is in operation in Polk County and all over this nation. That is also a true and real thing.
If you think that what Kiera did was "too soon" and "too close" to the Boston Bombings and therefore the actions taken by the prosecutor are ok and just and fair: then the terrorists have already won.
You are saying that if Kiera had done her experiment a week earlier, she might have still gotten expelled, but never would she have been charged as an adult with felonies and arrested. Or even if she was arrested, she would still be considered a minor, a child under the law. You are telling me that terrorists are dictating how we treat our children.
You are also telling me, that all of that is ok.
Well it isn't ok. I don't want to live in the America that lets terrorists decide that it is ok to criminalize our kids.
Hence the petitions. Hence people grasping at straws trying to understand the injustice that was meted out on Kiera. Hence the cries of racism. People are trying to find reasons for actions taken that just do not make any kind of sense.
I'm not saying those things are right either. What I'm saying is calm should have prevailed, not a kneejerk reaction to current events.
So I'm backing those petitions, and I'm backing all efforts to make sure that Kiera does not have her future stolen from her because the one person who should have had the wherewithall to set aside panic and fear, and who's job it actually is to conduct their business without those emotions, did not.
May 7th, 2013 at 7:59pm
please fight for her right to not be made to attend a school for 'troubled youth' the quality of education there is already poor enough, she needs all the help she can get... to get the best education possible in already a county were ingnorance is a virtue... i grew up there...
Barry Kort
May 9th, 2013 at 6:21pm
What would be the prospect of finding a scholarship fund to send Kiera and her twin sister to a quality school where they could get a good education in math and science without being subjected to the unwholesome machinations of a toxic and dispiriting bureaucracy?
See also this discussion thread on the ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Forum calling for an organized response from STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Educators:
Call for Response from STEM Educators: Sixteen-year old honor student, Kiera Wilmot, expelled, arrested and charged with a felony over a commonplace science project.
May 25th, 2013 at 11:12pm
Her principal is a racist ASSH0LE.
May 26th, 2013 at 9:18am
When my son was in school, one of his best friends apparently became interested in making explosives -- not for any "sinister" reasons, but simply because he could. I found this out because the boy's mother was very upset and called me to request that I ask my son, who she believed to be level-headed and responsible, to discourage her son from doing this. I was pretty upset to learn that this was going on, and had a long talk with my son about physical dangers, legal dangers, social dangers, etc. etc. He didn't really see the problem. They were "small explosions," he wasn't building them ("just watching, mom"), and it wasn't his place to tell his friend what to do.
Worried that these kids were antisocial, or criminal, or any number of things, I went to a several people with my concerns. My father-in-law, a chemical engineer, told me that when he was a kid he went out to the woods and blew things up all the time. Not to worry. A good friend, an electrical engineer, had done the same. The head of a school system science and assessment departments said the same thing, as did a middle school science teacher. Each of these men is intelligent, all were good students, and all have advanced degrees from highly respected institutions. Each of them has a good job in which he is successful. All of them said bright boys like to blow things up, they had, and I shouldn't worry. The boys weren't disaffected or antisocial, just bright and curious boys. I thought they were a little cavalier about the dangers, but I was reassured that I wasn't dealing with suburban terrorists. Of course, that didn't stop me from threatening grounding for life and any number of other punishments if I heard of any further experiments of this sort. But, my friends were right -- both kids went on to excellent colleges, have master's degrees, and are now successfully employed model citizens. I'm grateful they still have all their fingers.
Apparently there is a long tradition of "bright kids blowing things up." Not for malicious reasons but out of curiosity. Doesn't mean we don't try to stop them, for all the reasons. But we should recognize that kids are kids, and channel their curiosity appropriately, not attempt to ruin their lives. Obviously the Polk County school system isn't interested in encouraging bright students, especially minority girls. Hopefully benefactors will make sure this young woman has every opportunity to succeed - she certainly can't count on her school system to help her.
Jun 2nd, 2013 at 11:30am
Hey apparently it is a crime. Is the ACLU going to take on this?
Jun 18th, 2013 at 1:59pm
My Jr. high science teacher was one of the best teachers I ever had - a real inspiration to the kids in the natural sciences. Before I was in his class he used to do a demonstration of making nitroglycerine. He'd make a couple of small drops of it, put them on a marble slab and hit them with a hammer - great BANG! - classroom pandemonium - utter delight and amazement from the kids, and he had their full attention. He quit doing the demonstration when he made a little too much one time and the hammer flew out of his hand and stuck in the ceiling! He'd still take the kids outside and throw a lump of metalic sodium into a bowl of water. The sodium would fizz and get hot, releasing a column of hydrogen gas which eventually ignited with a big bang, to the delight of the students, and few of us forgot his accompanying scientific explanation of the chemical reaction which took place.
When I was in Jr. high and high school in the 1950s we could buy just about any chemicals or chemical equipment from either the local college, a drug store, a photography store, a hardware store, or any one of several other places in town. I was a chemistry major. Back then, as well, kids had what were called "chemistry sets" which came with lots of chemicals and equipment, some of it, such as potassium nitrate, are now probably considered "banned" substances. What the chemistry sets didn't provide, we could usually buy elsewhere in town. My friends and I used to make all kinds of stuff, such as thermite, gunpowder, nitrogen tri-iodide (great fun to sprinkle on the gym floor at a dance!), gaseous chlorine, etc. We wouldn't have been rash enough to make explosions or set off smoke bombs in the school yard, but there were plenty of vacant lots around town, and some of us lived in the country.
Kiera didn't do this "experiment" out of the blue. She'd been asked to make a simulated volcano and told that using baking soda and vinegar was 5th grade stuff, so she was looking for something a bit more dramatic, and was on the way to get approval for the chemical reaction from her teacher on the day of the incident. Indeed, "more dramatic" is what she got, probably more than she intended, but in this regard, her experiment is a complete success. If the subject under study was volcanos, she must certainly have learned a bit about them; volcanos are unpredictable and have a tendency to go off with a bang!
So Kiera is really quite innocent, and as far as I can see, made no mistakes, other than perhaps knowing less about the chemical reaction she was producing than perhaps she might have, but I've been there and done that at about the same age. Her biggest crime was being young, black and female in a state that does its best to disenfranchise black voters and marginalize its black citizens altogether. Three cheers for the ACLU and others who have come to her defense!
Dec 1st, 2013 at 6:54pm
First of all the article never mentions if the science experiment was incorporated into the schools curriculum in any way. For all we know she learned about this chemical reaction from a chemistry class that she was currently taking at the school. I would really like to know more details. I sometimes find that with these articles a lot of the time you only get partial truths. Since were talking about science here did you know that the part of the brain that allows us to make a rational decisions(the frontal lob) doesn't completely develop until the age of twenty. So who's really to blame here. A sixteen year old girl wouldn't realize the consequences from a science experiment that was most likely taught to her by one of her teachers.Obviously someone with a background in chemistry taught her how to perform this experiment, yet their not getting in any kind of trouble for their role in the situation. I guarantee it was someone at the school. Here's just another example of how U.S. law enforcement is destroying the lives of young adults in this country based on these no tolerance policies everyone seems to have now . I don't understand these no tolerance policies at all. Just because some kid shoots up their school ten years ago it gives law enforcement the right to crucify kids for something as stupid as bringing a box of matches to school. Two felony's for a science experiment, meanwhile their are still serial killers running around butchering people. This is a perfect example of why I personally HATE law enforcement in this twisted little country of ours. Equality, please............spare me! Iv met people that have done jail time for class A misdemeanors, but If someone has enough cash they can get away with murder. This is a country built on greed and corruption. And deep down inside everyone knows it! They just don't want to admit it because they like it and they don't want the resulting benefits to come to an end. Oh and for the record I'm white male.
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I read on 247 Sports that Minnesota was asking for shovels to help out with the Ohio State game!
You're still alive cause they have Buckeye football in heaven. In fact, everyone knows their God's favorite team!......lol
I just saw on 247 Sports that Minnesota is putting out requests to help shovel out the stadium for Ohio State's game!!
I love Braxton but I'm sorry, I truly believe that J.T. is by far a much better quarterback. No he doesn't have the mobility that Braxton has but he's not really that far behind. He's a much better passer and uses ALL of his WR's where as Miller doesn't. I'll take J.T. What a wonderful problem to have!
In alot of ways, I have really been disappointed in Dontre Wilson. I honestly feel like maybe Marshall should be the starter.
See that was exactly why I have a hard time rooting for Mark Dantonio anymore. He should have just took a knee on that final possession but instead his players tried those backwards laterals which I know he didn't tell them to do but he also didn't tell them to just take a knee. They had no hope of coming back with that little amount of time left on the clock.
Guess MSU has Buckeyes in their head........lol
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I am not sure what kind of succulent this is. My dad has had it for years. It has been neglected most of those years, but I took special interest in it this year. This was the first year it bloomed. The blooms are about to fade away, and I wanted to capture it's beauty before winter arrived.


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Apparently reproduction patterns qualify for the Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge curated by Marie at A Stitching Odyssey and Kerry at Kestrel Makes. That got me excited because I had been slowly making Simplicity 1459 with some awesome poly viscose I'd snapped up when visiting Minerva's shop (& this was from Minerva's massive warehouse) last summer. I am not able to link to the fabric, I am sorry – it was a random roll in the warehouse, & please don't hate me when I tell you that it was *silly cheap*. The fabric has amazing drape, but it suits my colours & I just loved the vintage vibe given off by its pattern – a kind of splatty check/ plaid. Which is not on grain so that immediately helped give up any notion about trying to match it up. [Score! Hassle averted!]
Simplicity 1459, as mentioned, is a repro 50s dress with a button bodice, that also has a side zip, and the most amazing collar. There are also sleeve length options too. I am picturing the most romantic sleeveless version for the summer. Gingham perhaps? Candy stripes?
I made view A, 3/4 length sleeves and instead of a side zip I converted the dress to a shirt dress with buttons all the way from bodice through to skirt. I couldn't see the point in adding a zip and buttoning up the bodice. This was not that difficult – I cut the skirt from a straight piece of fabric – as opposed to the pieces provided in the pattern & maximised the width / length of fabric I had left to do this- making a back skirt that was about twice the width of two front skirts. Some of the front skirt width needs to be a front facing- & I interfaced this facing. Apart from that, & making more buttonholes, all the dress sewing is the same as in the pattern, except for not having to insert a zip. Result.
My skirt facings are not as wide as the facings used in the bodice- so I could have managed that better- if I was worried about the inside! But I am not.
The collar is a shoulder covering wonder! Not being sure just *how big* it would turn out, & whether it would suit a small framed person like me, I felt safe in experimenting in this fabric, afterall, if the collar was oversized, the pattern would mitigate. I don't think it is oversized, but if it's a dress pattern you like, but would feel as if the collar was too much of a statement, think about what fabric you'd use.
This dress has plenty of swoosh! From behind the collar almost covers your shoulder blades! I have worn it with a cardigan, collar on the outside, & it didn't cause me issues.
So making this up was fine. I didn't make any changes to the fit, but made sure to try on as I went along, well the bodice anyway. Potentially bust darts could do with being lowered (as always, it's my age!), & with that belt on it seems as if I could probably do a small swayback adjustment next time too.
The sleeves were interesting. Can you see from the technical diagram that there are three darts?
I don't know if you can see them in this picture? The sleeves are pretty sculpted because of this- & in keeping with the snug fit (not much ease across the back) this is not a dress for hanging pictures in. The sleeves are also finished with facings at the hem which is a nice clean touch.
I love the movement of this dress! As I said above, I did not cut out the skirt pattern, but used three rectangles in as much of the width of fabric that I had left. There is a load of gathering going on with this skirt, but because the fabric is so light, drapey & copes so well with gathers, it works like a dream.
I started this thinking I could finish it as part of Miss Clara's Autumn of 1,000 shirt dresses, but failed to get in there in time (but I still kept the blog badge in my sidebar- the intention was there) . So with that knowledge, I sewed this slow time, and it lived on Barbarella while other projects were being completed. I suppose I treated it as something I really wanted to savour the making of, since it would not be an everyday dress, but I knew it would kick being worn with boots (yay for boots & dresses!).
And yay for the Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge! I am aware that I have not actually pledged yet. But I will be making some vintage inspired makes over the year, promise!
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Hey PCH, what's the most NOOB thing you've done with a PC?
Before I started getting into computer tech, I had a Dell Dimension 4550 as a hand-me-down. I ignored all the Windows updates and eventually my firmware was so outdated Google wouldn't work for me.
" The world ends with you. If you want to enjoy life, expand your world. You gotta push your horizons out as far as they'll go."
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After building a computer for a friend, it used a Cooler Master case I believe. I was putting it on top of the table to put the side panel on and call it done. I didn't notice that it had rubber feet, so when I sat the tower on the table, the first rubber foot snagged the table and popped it right off and broke it. I felt so bad. x_x"
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installed my video card and only plugged in one out of the two 4 pin connectors.. and then returned it for a new one because it didnt work... got it home, looked at my computer and went $&#%!
i was very stupid that day.
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Took a prebuilt into a repair shop. The prebuilt cost $600, the shop charged me $400 and didn't even fix anything.
sounds like any computer shop i know, i tell them to either build their own or get it from dell etc. their support is decent at least. all the computer fix it stores here i tell everyone to stay away from since i know of multiple people with the same problem when they come out of the place.
Installed flash.
From a porn site pop up.
Those silly, teenage, dial-up days.
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I had it connected the the tv once and it took forever to guess work find out the ctrl + fn to alternate the display.
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installed my video card and only plugged in one out of the two 4 pin connectors.. and then returned it for a new one because it didnt work... got it home, looked at my computer and went $&#%!
Yeah Dell sucks but their support isn't half bad.
My friend sent in his dell laptop probably 6 times while we were in college, fixed for free every time.
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When you're born with "The Knack" there is no noob phase.
Watch out! We got a badass!
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Tried to crossfire a 6870 with a 7770.
The worst part is that I still haven't taken out the 7770 even though it's not doing anything.
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Tweaked a register path for my user profile about a year ago overwriting the profile with an empty one. Nearly lost about 2TB worth of music, pictures, movies and irreplaceable documents. Piriform's Recuva saved my a** though thankfully.
I bought a brand new Athlon 3400+ and went to install it. It had a sticker on it which I hadn't seen on a CPU before. I wasn't sure if I should take it off or leave it. I left it. It fried my CPU and I had to go spend another $300 on another one.
Honestly, that's the only dumb thing I've ever done with a system. It was in my early days of system building, probably just my 3rd system or so.
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At a news conference to announce his hiring, new Louisiana College President Dr. Rick Brewer summed up pretty quickly the reason why the Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve his nomination Thursday.
"I told them I'll give you the balance of my professional career to make this school a place that the alums are proud of, the community is proud of, Louisiana Baptists are proud of, the faculty, students and staff… and future students are proud of," Brewer said. "That's my commitment."
With that, Brewer, 58, became the ninth president in the history of LC. Two others, including current president, Dr. Argile Smith, served on an interim basis.
Brewer, who was born in New Orleans and raised in North Carolina, comes to LC from Charleston Southern University where he spent 28 years of his career and leaves his current position of vice president of student affairs and athletics.
"We believe this is an answer to prayer, we believe God was in this from the very beginning," Brewer said. "I want to challenge the faculty, staff, students alums and other persons or constituent groups who state, 'We love Louisiana College.' We're going to leave the past in the rear view mirror, and we're going to get on board with what I believe will be the finest days Louisiana College has ever seen."
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BCM helps students with survival kits
Update from ASC Tournament
Review of latest 'Left Behind' movie