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California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (CalPoly)
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Professionally, the aerospace and defense industry, the engineering services industry, and the software development industry are popular business areas among Cal Poly alumni. The architectural services industry is the sector most highly represented among alumni. Those with a degree from Cal Poly tend to make $70K.
A gender wage gap becomes apparent after college, with female graduates earning only $58K on average compared to about $78K for male graduates.
Cal Poly grads who become Senior Mechanical Engineers garner financial rewards beyond any other job type for this group — these alumni rake in $98K annually. However, Construction Project Managers and Software Engineers also rank as top-earners (bringing in approximately $84K and $80K, respectively). On the lower end, Project Engineers report making around $66K.
A large number of students head to San Francisco after college. The top-paying city popular with Cal Poly alumni is Palo Alto, which offers median salaries of approximately $80K. California Polytechnic State University pride remains intact long after college is over, and many former students choose to live in San Luis Obispo despite the city offering some of the lowest median pay ($55K). Graduates of Cal Poly also relocate to Los Angeles, which is not far away, and San Diego.
Cal Poly grads can make the most money at Cisco Systems Inc; average pay at this company is about $135K. Alumni looking to pad their bank accounts should steer clear of Mindbody, Inc; the median salary there is $42K, which is considerably lower than the overall median for all California Polytechnic State University graduates.
A Master of Science (MS), Computer Science (CS) leads to the highest pay for Cal Poly grads (around $126K per year). Those holding a Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness are less fortunate in terms of earnings, bringing in $48K per year.
Project Management is a popular skill among Cal Poly alumni, with nearly one-fifth of workers reporting using it on the job. Competency in Project Management translates into above-average pay for California Polytechnic State University grads — they earn 15 percent more than their fellow graduates. Other top skills include Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, and Engineering Design.
Only two-fifths of alumni for this school enjoy paid vacation days and about one-third of alumni get paid sick time. A solid majority of respondents take advantage of a 401(k) plan. Health coverage is awarded to a strong majority of former students, and dental insurance is issued to a fair portion of graduates as well. Additional perks enjoyed by California Polytechnic State University grads include a casual working environment, a company-subsidized cell phone, life insurance, and flexible hours.
Among alumni of similar schools, California State Polytechnic University grads (who make an average of $65K) earn salaries most similar to Cal Poly alumni. Other schools similar to Cal Poly include California State University-Bakersfield, California State University-Northridge, and California State University-Fresno.
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Just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of Atlanta lies beautiful and secluded Lake Jackson. Come enjoy the privacy and serenity that the lake has to offer in this 6 bedroom, 3.5 bath lakefront home.
This 5 acre property features a spectacular view of the lake and large backyard from the living room's floor to ceiling windows. The Master Bathroom comes complete with a jetted tub for your relaxation. The full size kitchen and breakfast area is fully equipped with cooking utensils, appliances, everyday china, and flatware. The dining room seats 8.
The home features amenities meant to make indoor time just as exciting as time spent out on the lake. You can relax in front of the 42 inch flat screen television.
The full size dock is perfect for getting some sun or mooring your boat. Pontoon boat rentals are available at some marinas on the lake.
If you are looking for a quick, weekend getaway, then this is the place for you. Call or email today to reserve your vacation!
a quick, weekend getaway, then this is the place for you. Call or email today to reserve your vacation!
6 couples traveled from the city to this wonderful house for NYE! Bedrooms, bathrooms, linens, etc were spacious and clean. Kitchen had everything we needed to grill, cook, etc. The homeowner was very pleasant and quick to respond to all inquiries from beginning to end. Would HIGHLY recommend this property...rates and date flexibility were a huge plus.
Thanks so much and we look forward to visiting your property again!
I have just completed my vacation in your lovely home at Lake Jackson. My family and I enjoyed our stay there immensely and I wanted to thank you for sharing your home with us. We would not hesitate to rent your home again for future trips to GEORGIA. On behalf of everyone in my family I thank you again.
We rented this house twice over the summer. Each time was a fantastic experience. The house has plenty of room for a group, the kitchen is spacious, and the dock is nice and large. The beach is great for children, and the boat ramp at the Georgia Power beach down the street is so convenient if you are bringing your own boat or jet ski. We highly recommend this house for a great weekend at the lake!
Macon, Georgia
We stayed at this property June of 2009. We had a wonderful stay at this beautiful home. We didn't take advantage of the "grounds" or the lake. All of our activities were pre-planned and everything was in the city.(atlanta) The only thing that we were a bit surprised about was the fact that most property owners allow you to get back a portion of your deposit once you leave and everything is still in tact and no damage was done. If knowing that going in we probably would have still stayed but we would have hung around the house a little bit more. Overall the stay was wonderful and Crystal was very nice and helpful! TAB (an acroynm I used with her and she stated she had to steal it :-)
Perfect for a large family gathering of
16! Plenty of bedrooms - three on top
level, master on main level and two on
lower level for a total of 6, plus an
additional pull out sofa on lower level.
One of the upstairs bedrooms has plenty
of beds for the kids-full with a bunk on
top, a crib, and a full bed with a
trundle! The kitchen was a great size
with a table for 4 in the breakfast area
plus seating at the bar, in addition to
a very large table right off of the
kitchen in the dining room. The
furnishings were great! The house is
truly lake front property with a dock
where we fished and a small "beach" of
its own where the kids enjoyed finding
sea shells and digging in the sand.
Less than 1/2 mile down the road is a
larger public access beach that the kids
also loved. The house is secluded
enough without having to worry about
disturbing the neighbors. The owner
Crystal was a real pleasure to deal with
- very helpful for all of our needs. We
had plenty of towels, tissue paper,
paper towels, bed linens, etc. for our
weekend stay. This property does also
have wireless internet, and we had
perfect luck with it, although Crystal
did say that sometimes it works,
sometimes it doesn't. Thanks again
My family of 20 people (ranging from ages 3 to 60)wanted an inexpensive great place as a family getaway, not far from the city.
I probably won't have enough room to describe how wonderful this place is!
The house has 3 levels- 5 adult bedrooms (2 on top level, 1 on main level and 2 on lower level), 1 bedroom for the children (on top level) (which included a crib, a set of bunk beds, a full size bed and another pull out full size bed) and a pull-out sofa.
The house has a breakfast area and a formal dining room area. The kitchen is a large open area. Some of the kitchen tools were limited, but the basic utensils were there.
There is a large deck on the second level (main level) of the house.
The master bedroom is simply breathtaking! It's a large room that opens to the deck on the 2nd level. It also has a jacuzzi tub in the master bedroom.
The house was equipped with satellite tv and dvr player.
The backyard opens up to the lake (truly a lakefront property). The beach (although small) is a 10 minute walk from the house. The kids thoroughly enjoyed themselves on the beach.
The house was absolutely gorgeous!
The house was fully stocked with all the basic needs-tissue, papertowels, extra towels, extra linen, etc.
The house is located a good distance from the other houses, so it's very quiet!
My family got up Saturday morning and went fishing right on the dock in the backyard!
This place is a one stop shop! Once we arrived on Friday, we did not get in the car to travel anywhere until we departed on Monday.
The backyard land is a little uneven, but it did not deter us from having relay races, frisbee toss, dodge ball and other outdoor activities!
My only negative is that the owner is too modest in her description of the house! :) The place is 100x nicer than the description!
Also bring your insect replellant, because you are near the lake.
I would recommend this place to anyone with a meduim size to large size family. With 20 people all in the house at one time, there was enough space to move around and not feel like we were on top of each other. There was enough space for privacy as well.
I would definitely give this place a 10 on a scale of 1 to 10!
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|Weekend Night
Sep 1 - Feb 28
2 nights
Mar 1 - Aug 31
2 nights
|Pet Fee
Spring/Summer .. $400/night(minimum 2 night stay) .. $2500/week
Fall/Winter .... $350/night(minimum 2 night stay) .. $2200/week
$200 Cleaning Fee applied to all rentals.
$200 non-refundable pet deposit
$500 refundable security deposit
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
50% of the total rent payment is the deposit required to reserve the stay. $500 refundable damage deposit is also required up front.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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J. L. Chavez-Hurtado[1], J. E. Rayas-Sanchez[1], Z. Brito-Brito[1]
[1]ITESO - Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico
We present a procedure to obtain reliable EM responses for a SIW interconnect with microstrip line transitions. The procedure focuses on two COMSOL® configuration settings: meshing size and simulation bounding box. Once both are properly configured, the implemented structure is tested by perturbing the simulation bounding box to ensure it has no effect on the EM responses.
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G. V. B. Lukasievicz[1], N. G. C. Astrath[2], L. C. Malacarne[2], M. L. Baesso[2], S. E. Bialkowski[3]
[1]Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná, Toledo, PR, Brazil
[2]Universidade Estadual de Maringá, Maringá, PR, Brazil
[3]Utah State University, Logan, Utah, USA
The radiation force effects on the surface displacement can be calculated by solving the Navier-Stokes equation with appropriated boundary conditions. The surface deformation can be described by the radiation pressure as well as those forces due to gravity and surface tension. We used the photomechanical mirror (PM) method to measure the time-evolution of the nanometer deformation generated on ...
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[1]Centre Suisse d'Electronique et Microtechnique, Switzerland
[2]ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands
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[1]Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, USA
[2]Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA
[3]Physical Sciences and Engineering, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA
The understanding of pH-sensitive hydrogel swelling response in different buffer environmental condition is essential for its use in different practical applications. This necessitates its simulation in steady state and transient conditions. This paper mainly deals with the details of the numerical simulation performed by developing coupled formulation of chemo-electro-mechanical behavior of the ...
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After spinal cord injury (SCI) the functions of the lower urinary tract are often disrupted and may have fatal consequences for the patient. It has been shown that using a transrectal probe developed by Craggs et al., through conditional transrectal stimulation of pudendal nerve, it is possible to treat hyperreflexia in some of the SCI patients. To maximise the efficacy of this type of ...
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[2]Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Daejeon, South Korea
Time-lapse electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) method provides a non-invasive way to monitor subtle sub-surface changes caused by water flow such as in an infiltration test. Problems arise when the inversion models contain artifacts due to measurement errors, rapid change in soil electrical property during measurement time, etc. A new approach was developed by Kim et al. (2004) and (2009) ...
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|If this info has gotten to me, and consequently to you, whoever's reading, then obviously the producers will find out and may change things. I don't know. But this is just what I've found out and this is coming straight out of the plot outline the producers needed to draw up.
And if anybody is still believing this, here's another reason not to. Just in case the person's spoiler doesn't come true , he can claim it was because he posted this here, and the writers and producers had to change their plan.
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|I wanna let this thread die, but what about Rex and Toasty? Does Rex=Toasty like Liam=Patchy? Inquiring minds need to know.
What about Insert? Quite possibly one of the more enigmatic characters as well. LONG LIVE REX, INSERT, AND TOASTY!!!
..I suppose i'm being unfair to Tap-dancer, Cus-cus, Musky, Tape & the rest though... If i've offended any of their fans i apologize.
HANG ON! They've just nicked the time bubble plot from ITV's Primeval!
Kudos for nicking an obscure UK show idea, Mr. American. Kudos indeed.
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LOL! I share your pain!
I like this part of the whole long a$$ bull post:
|CruzaderJC wrote:
|I did make up ONE fact. Try to guess what it is.
My guess? The reliable source
|killer680 wrote:
|nice catch, supderdan.
that would actually make everything in the post true.
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Cottage Homes, Greendale Road, Port Sunlight, early 1900s
This postcard is unused but the reverse tells us it was printed and published by Lever Brothers Limited, who built the homes at Port Sunlight Village in 1888. A boy is merrily bowling his hoop along the road and two girls are chatting together - all three are smartly dressed and wearing hats.
Port Sunlight is now a visitor attraction and you can even book some of the cottages for a holiday! More information about the village can be found on their website at www.portsunlightvillage.com
This postcard was sent on September 18th, 1907 to Miss H. Brugess (sic), The Lowe farm, Buglawton, Congleton and bears an intriguing message:
"Dear Harriett, will you ask your mother if she will let you meet me at the Town Hall at quarter to seven on Thursday night. I sent to J.R.(?) and he will tell T. with fond love from a Friend N. I."
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Our Family History Day is only 5 weeks away! I hope you will join us at The Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port, on Saturday 10th May. This year we will be having 3 speakers, including Dr Nick Barratt who is one of the original presenters of the TV programme "Who Do You Think You Are?". This is in addition to our usual attractions. If you are interested in Family History this is the place to be!! Click here to download a poster with more details.
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The 2014 Telluride Real Estate Market has sustained its torrid pace through the first Three Quarters of 2014. Each of the nine months of 2014 has considerably exceeded the same time period in 2013. Markets outside of the Historic Town of Telluride are showing solid signs of improvement. Can we continue to sustain this pace and return to the prerecession sales levels?
Overall the numbers continue to be extremely encouraging.
September 2014 was up an eye popping 107% as compared to September 2013. August was up 83% in dollar volume as compared to 2013. July was up 167% as compared to 2013! The sustainment of these numbers throughout 2014 has even surprised the Realtors!
As of September 30, 2014, overall sales in San Miguel County are up 70% in dollar volume and 32% in number of transactions as compared to 2013.
With 2014 cruising along, it is very interesting to note, that as compared to 2013, the Mountain Village has finally showed some drastic improvement and taking advantage of the momentum caused by the market in the Historic town of Telluride. For example, there have been twenty sales of Mountain Village Homes and another five under contract. In 2013, a total of eight had sold. The pricing has not stabilized and sales have ranged from $324 per square foot to $923 per square foot, but still good news to see the activity and absorption. Mountain Village has also gotten back into the speculative building market once again, something not seen since 2008.
The biggest question as we further examine the local marketplace, is can we expect the market to continue at this pace and will other markets, like land and high-end 35 acre parcel subdivisions see an increase in action? Also, will Buyers accept that prices have gone up, and the investment necessary to be member of Telluride community has increased, and in some cases significantly?
The sales highlights in 2014 are: The Hotel Madeline Bulk Sale, Oprah Winfrey's $10+ million purchase of a large Trail Side parcel in Mountain Village, off of the Marmot Ski Trail, Valmore at 40 Granite Ridge at $9.3 million and the commercial lot adjacent to Telluride's Post Office at $5,800,000. We also expect to see the Peaks Resort and Spa sell after taking closed bids in August/September, further adding confidence to the market. High end condominiums and homes continue to move off of the shelf in the town of Telluride at pre-recession prices. As mentioned previously, the Mountain Village residential market is on pace to more than triple its bleak numbers from 2013.
The past prediction in previous summaries is now truth, because of Telluride's remote location and overall lack of inventory, it has not taken a lot of sales activity to turn our entire market from negative to positive, both in dollar volume and the mental perception that many Buyers and Sellers have. The residential town of Telluride is as strong as it's ever been with twelve sales at over $1,000 per square foot through three quarters of 2014, versus five in all of 2013. There currently are no homes currently listed for sale under $1.15 million in Historic Telluride and we are at approximately half the inventory levels of the average of the last five years.
All of these strong indicators have led to the bottom of market being reached in all categories except vacant land. After seeing three quarters of 2014 hit solid numbers, it is easier to determine that improved property submarkets have rebounded well off the bottom and some are even approaching historically high levels. There are diminishing sales in our marketplace that reflect a variety of desperate Sellers, including Short Sales and Bank Owned/REO properties, which are at their lowest levels since 2008. The prediction is that as these deas vanish, Buyer will revisit land, to build their dream home. Certainly in the town of Telluride, the cost to replace is more affordable than buying an existing older home, both in values and the efficiencies of operating a new home. And in most cases this is true in Mountain Village as well. This aspect should lead to better sales activity in neighboring subdivisions, such as Elk Run, The Preserve, and Aldasoro, among others, as the pricing in these segments currently fall below replacement costs.
Confidence from Buyers continues to increase because of these recent positive indicators that are now sustained. Unless you want to land bank or build your dream home, the investment levels for owning in Telluride have been and are increasing by the season. Buyers that attempt to purchase properties at unreasonable prices are not realistic, unless it is a special circumstance or a known Seller motivation. The majority of strong Sellers who are not forced to sell and own a high level of equity in their Telluride property still result in a stalemate at the higher end of the pricing scale, but make no mistake there have been significant sales that enable Sellers to be more patient.
Buyers want one of two things, which confirm our market conditions. The first is lifestyle and the historic town of Telluride provides an incredible lifestyle to enjoy for primary and second homeowners that no other locale can offer. Small, unique, authentic, luxurious, charming, funky, numerous resort amenities, festivals and culture, are just a few of the attributes. And people will pay a premium for this. The second is value. And there is a balance between the two. Buyers will live away from the charm to get the value, but just be a short drive or Gondola ride away. A luxurious Mountain Village Penthouse Condo at $277 per square foot? A large acreage mesa log home at $168 per square foot, just thirty minutes to town? A large ski in/ski out on grade luxurious residence with big mountain range views at under $500 per square foot? A Ski Ranches home at $175 per square foot? These are all proven values that we have not seen in over a decade and sold this year.
As you look at the Annual Dollar Volume in the past 10 years, the pace of 2004-2007 may be on the near horizon; as if 2014 continues to be strong we will finish just 27% below our benchmark year of 2007, vs 55% off the benchmark in 2013.
The summary for both Buyers and Sellers is continuing to change in a more positive direction for Sellers with less and less availability in excellent values. If a property has a high level of quality, uniqueness, desirable location, features and amenities, then Buyers have proven time and time again, that they will "step up" to pay top dollar. Buyers that are less picky, can still find deals out there at up to 40% off the high market times, but will sacrifice something for the inherent value, for example, a stripped bank owned sale, no ski access, high density complex or subdivision, quick cash closing, as well as many other factors. But with a shrinking foreclosure list, and Telluride in the midst of having the "IT" factor in both a Ski Resort and summer destination, Buyers need to act fast, or be prepared to invest more down the road.


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Apple unveiled the New iPad (that's its name. Not the iPad 3, not even the iPad 2S, but "the New iPad"), and many have been less than impressed. This video pretty much sums up the spectrum of people's reactions.
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Why did you remove my entertainment gif from my profile?
Should I break our friendship??
Do you have a regular bf btw?
Lolol, sorry... just thought girls love cockroaches...
I saw a super cr3w vid the first time before an hour: Super Cr3w - Season 2 -Week 1 - America's Best Dance Crew
Now that's some weird stuff... must be an asian thing...
Unfortunately , most white guys can't dance...
yuck, that siggie was so gross i got tired of seeing it everytime I clicked my name.
So, i editted it. MWAHAHAHA
Use this as sig:
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I made you some chocolate cake in exchange for your eaten cookies to be happy again.
Hope you eat 'em up.
meannie!! I worked very hard on making those cookies.
oh wait, you ate the poison ones.
Well, in that case...
No harm done I guess.
I eat all your cookies.
Need more.
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Robo dance for the queen...
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Fayette County elects 2 judges, 2 row officers in uncontested races
Two new judges and two new row officers are expected to take office in Fayette County in January as a result of Tuesday's election in which all four candidates ran for their respective offices in uncontested races.
Judicial candidates Linda Cordaro and Joseph George Jr. were the only candidates on the ballot for two seats on the Fayette County Court of Common Pleas.
With 50 of 98 precincts reporting on Tuesday, Cordaro, an assistant district attorney, had 51 percent of the vote. George, an attorney who is a district judge in South Union, took 49 percent.
George, 43, of South Union, and Cordaro, 53, of Dunbar Township, were the only candidates on the ballot because they were the top vote-getters for the Democratic and Republican nominations in the primary election. The two defeated three other candidates who were seeking nominations.
The judges-elect are expected to take the bench in January.
The two new row officers are Nancy Wilson of Uniontown as treasurer and Nina Capuzzi Frankhouser of South Union as prothonotary.
The two were the only Democratic candidates on the ballot for their respective offices. Republicans did not field candidates for either office.
Wilson, 65, has worked in the treasurer's office for 33 years.
The position became vacant when longtime Treasurer Robert Danko announced he will retire in December.
Frankhouser, 51, works in the recorder of deeds office. A two-year term for prothonotary opened when incumbent Lance Winterhalter quit in the middle of his term.
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Introduction to the Common Core State Standards http://www.corestandards.org/
Introduction to the Draft Common Core Standards March 9, 2010 The Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) and the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices (NGA Center) are pleased to present the draft Kindergarten-12 grade level Common Core State Standards documents that our organizations have produced on behalf of 48 states, two territories, and the District of Columbia. These English language arts and mathematics standards represent a set of expectations for student knowledge and skills that will result in high school graduates who are prepared for success in college and careers. To develop these standards, CCSSO and the NGA Center worked with representatives from participating states, a wide range of educators, content experts, researchers, national organizations, and community groups. These drafts reflect their input, and we are grateful for the time and insight hundreds of individuals have contributed to the development of these important documents. Now, we seek public comment on these draft documents and encourage input via our online survey available at www.corestandards.org. The public comment period will end on April 2, 2010. After our work groups have had an opportunity to review all of the feedback from the general public and state-led reviews, they will produce final documents. It is expected that the final set of standards documents will be available in late spring 2010. You will notice that the college- and career-readiness standards have been incorporated into this draft. The final English language arts and mathematics standards documents will include college- and career-readiness standards along with the K-12 grade level standards. The criteria that we used to develop the college- and career-readiness standards, as well as these K-12 grade level standards are: Aligned with college and work expectations; Include rigorous content and application of knowledge through high-order skills; Build upon strengths and lessons of current state standards; Informed by top-performing countries, so that all students are prepared to succeed in our global economy and society; and, Evidence and/or research-based. The following links provide more information about the criteria and considerations for standards development. The standards development process has maximized the best practices and research from across the nation and the world. While we have used all available research to shape these documents, we recognize that there is more to be learned about the most essential knowledge for student success. As new research is conducted and we evaluate the implementation of the common core standards, we plan to revise the standards accordingly on a set review cycle. Our organizations would also like to thank our advisory group, which provides advice and guidance on this initiative. Members of this group include experts from Achieve, Inc., ACT, the College Board, the National Association of State Boards of Education, and the State Higher Education Executive Officers. Application of Common Core State Standards for English Language Learners English language learners (ELLs) must be held to the same level of standards expected of students who are already proficient in English. However, these students are acquiring both English language proficiency and content area knowledge concurrently, so some students will require additional time, and all will require appropriate instructional support and aligned assessments. ELLs are a heterogeneous group with differences in ethnic background, first language, socioeconomic status, quality of prior schooling, and levels of English language proficiency. Effectively educating these students requires diagnosing each student instructionally, adjusting instruction accordingly, and closely monitoring student progress. For example, ELLs who are literate in a first language that shares cognates with English can apply first-language vocabulary knowledge when reading in English; likewise ELLs with high levels of schooling can bring to bear conceptual knowledge developed in their first language when reading in a second language. However, ELLs with limited or interrupted schooling will need to acquire background knowledge prerequisite to educational tasks at hand. Those ELLs who are newcomers to U.S. schools will need sufficiently scaffolded instruction and assessments to make sense of content delivered in a second language and to display this content knowledge. English Language Arts The common core standards for English language arts (ELA) articulate rigorous grade- level expectations in the areas of speaking, listening, reading, and writing to prepare all students to be college and career ready, including English language learners. Second- language learners also will benefit from instruction about how to negotiate situations outside of those settings so they are able to participate on equal footing with native speakers in all aspects of social, economic, and civic endeavors. ELLs bring with them many resources that enhance their education and can serve as resources for schools and society. Many ELLs have first language and literacy knowledge and skills that boost their acquisition of language and literacy in a second language; additionally, they bring an array of talents and cultural practices and perspectives that enrich our schools and our society. Teachers must build on this enormous reservoir of talent and provide those students who need it with additional time and appropriate instructional support. This includes language proficiency standards that teachers can use in conjunction with the ELA standards to assist ELLs in becoming proficient and literate in English. To help ELLs meet high academic standards in language arts it is essential that they have access to: Teachers and personnel at the school and district levels who are well prepared and qualified to support ELLs while taking advantage of the many strengths and skills they bring to the classroom; Literacy-rich school environments where students are immersed in a variety of language experiences; Instruction that develops foundational skills in English that enable ELLs to participate fully in grade-level coursework; Coursework that prepares ELLs for postsecondary education or the workplace yet is made comprehensible for students learning content in a second language (through specific pedagogical techniques and additional resources); Opportunities for classroom discourse and interaction that are well-designed to enable ELLs to develop communicative strengths in language arts; Ongoing assessment and feedback to guide learning; and Speakers of English who know the language well enough to provide ELLs with models and support. Mathematics ELLs can participate in mathematical discussions as they learn English. Mathematics instruction for ELL students should draw on multiple resources and modes available in classrooms—such as objects, drawings, inscriptions, and gestures—as well as home languages and mathematical experiences outside of school. While mathematics instruction for ELLs should address mathematical discourse and academic language, this involves much more than vocabulary instruction. Language is a resource for learning mathematics; it is not only a tool for communicating, but also a tool for thinking and reasoning mathematically. All languages and language varieties (e.g., different dialects, home or everyday ways of talking, vernacular, slang) provide resources for mathematical thinking, reasoning, and communicating. Regular and active participation in the classroom—not only reading and listening but also discussing, explaining, writing, representing, and presenting—is critical to the success of ELLs in mathematics. Research has shown that ELLs can produce explanations, presentations, etc. and participate in classroom discussions as they are learning English. ELLs, like English-speaking students, require regular access to teaching practices that are most effective for improving student achievement. Mathematical tasks should be kept at high cognitive demand; teachers and students should attend explicitly to concepts; and students should wrestle with important mathematics. Overall, research suggests that: Language switching can be swift, highly automatic, and facilitate rather than inhibit solving word problems in the second language, as long as the student's language proficiency is sufficient for understanding the text of the word problem. Instruction should ensure that students understand the text of word problems before they attempt to solve them. Instruction should include a focus on "mathematical discourse" and "academic language" because these are important for ELLs. Although it is critical that students who are learning English have opportunities to communicate mathematically, this is not primarily a matter of learning vocabulary. Students learn to participate in mathematical reasoning, not by learning vocabulary, but by making conjectures, presenting explanations, and/or constructing arguments. While vocabulary instruction is important, it is not sufficient for supporting mathematical communication. Furthermore, vocabulary drill and practice are not the most effective instructional practices for learning vocabulary. Research has demonstrated that vocabulary learning occurs most successfully through instructional environments that are language-rich, actively involve students in using language, require that students both understand spoken or written words and also express that understanding orally and in writing, and require students to use words in multiple ways over extended periods of time. To develop written and oral communication skills, students need to participate in negotiating meaning for mathematical situations and in mathematical practices that require output from students. Application of Common Core State Standards for Students with Disabilities The Common Core Standards articulate rigorous, grade-level expectations in the areas of English language arts and mathematics to prepare students to be college and career ready. All students, including students with disabilities― students eligible under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ― must be challenged to excel within the general curriculum and prepared for success in their post-school lives, including college and/ or careers. The common core state standards provide a historic opportunity to improve access to academic content standards for students with disabilities. The continued development of understanding about research-based instructional practices and a focus on their effective implementation will also help improve access to the common core state standards. Students with disabilities are a heterogeneous group with one common characteristic: the presence of disabling conditions that significantly hinder their abilities to benefit from general education (IDEA 34 CFR §300.39, 2004). Therefore, how these high standards are taught and assessed is of the utmost importance in reaching this diverse group of students. For special education students to meet high academic standards and to fully demonstrate their conceptual and procedural knowledge and skills in mathematics and English language arts, their instruction must incorporate supports and often times, accommodations, including: Special education supports and related services designed to meet the unique needs of these students and to enable their access to the general education curriculum (IDEA 34 CFR §300.34, 2004). An Individualized Education Program, which includes annual goals aligned with and chosen to facilitate their attainment of grade-level academic standards. Teachers and specialized instructional support personnel who are prepared and qualified to deliver high-quality, evidence-based, individualized instruction and support services. Promoting a culture of high expectations for all students is a fundamental goal of the common core state standards. 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Johansson Returns to Music, Collaborates with Gainsbourg
'The Avengers' actress joins Lulu Gainsbourg on a tribute album to father, Serge.
By: Ashley Baylen
Actress Scarlett Johansson surprised audiences with her critically acclaimed album 'Break Up' in 2009, inspired by Serge Gainsbourg's duets with Brigitte Bardot.
Three years later, Johansson has returned to singing (and the works of Gainsbourg) on a cover of 'Bonnie & Clyde' to be included on Lulu Gainsbourg's latest tribute album, 'From Gainsbourg to Lulu'.
Many celebrities are classic rock stars appear on the album, including Rufus Wainwright, Iggy Pop, Johnny Depp, and Vanessa Paradis.
'From Gainsbourg to Lulu' features a collection of Serge's songs handpicked by Lulu that were believed to "best pay homage to his father's work."
Johansson has recorded several notable songs since 2009, mostly featured on film soundtracks, including Jeff Buckley's 'Last Goodbye' in 'He's Just Not That Into You' and 'One Whole Hour' for the documentary 'Wretches & Jabberers'.
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This season of New York Fashion Week was easily my busiest season yet.
Jumping straight into Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia that came and conquered in a blink of an eye.
A few photos I found floating around the internet (along with my midriff) after running out of time to shoot this look I wore during New York Fashion Week.
A jumble of photos to reflect my jumbled thoughts that always seem to penetrate my mind every time fashion week comes around.
A colourful day at Milan Fashion Week wearing one of my favourite Australian designers Karla Spetic.


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Kaya \ka-ya\ as a girl's name is pronounced KAH-yah. It is of Japanese, Zulu, Turkish, Hopi and Hindi origin, and the meaning of Kaya is "restful place, yew tree, forgiveness; home; stone; willow, wise child; the one with the beautiful body, profile".
Kaya has 1 variant form: Kaia.
Kaya is not a popular first name for females but a very popular surname or last name for all people (#16124 out of 88799) (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is the baby name popularity of the name Kaya for girls (2015 statistics).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the girl name Kaya and its variant form. Variation forms ranked in the Top 1000/100 are Kaia and Kaya. (2015 statistics).
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Kaya is also pronounced similarly to Cay, Caye, Ka-, Kaeya, Kai, Kay, Kaye and Kia. Other suggested similar baby names are Daya, Haya, Jaya, Kala, Kama, Kara, Kasya, Kata, Katya, Kayla, Maya, Raya and Taya. These names tend to be more commonly used than Kaya.
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would this lamp look good?
i have a sofa and 3 chairs on order for my family room. The sofa (fabric) and recliner (leather) are grey. The 2 accents chairs (wing back style) are in the fabric below. I'll have an end table between the 2 chairs. I'll need new lamps. I found this one linked below. What do you think?
Would this lamp look nice, or is the idea silly? This compay has many lamps I like with sold grey/champagne colored bases. I'll need one other lamp also. I'd like for them to be different, but what are the rules? Is same height, similar shade style sufficient? thanks.
chair fabric
here is the lamp
I saved the lamp pic to my photos, as it was so small that design on it can't be seen at all. When I blew it up to 300%, the lamp was so blurred that the design couldn't be seen.
I found it online and have posted a link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Uttermost Pajaro Bronze Drip And Aged Ivory Table Lamp
I think the lamp is beautiful and it will go with your other items. As for different lamps, they're perfectly acceptable. Will they be on similar tables? I would try to find one within the same height range and a little more intensity of color. Where will the tables be placed makes a difference too.
That is a beautiful lamp and as a bonus it has a three way switch and 150Watt so great as a reading lamp!
my3dogs: Thank you for fixing my poor link....
Here is a pic of the sofa and the chair. The sofa fabric I chose is a darker grey than the one in the pic and has a little gold it in too. My carpet is similar in color to the pic, but my walls are SW Blonde. This colorway is a complete change from my current furniture, so I'm anxious.
Yaya and Holly-kay: Thanks for your vote of confidence! I'm always second guessing myself. The furniture I have in this room is 15 years old and I have a weird fear of buying new things. My current sofa is burgundy leather and absolutely the most comfortable sofa ever, its just faded and worn but is going to find a new home in our basement for the boys and their huge TV.
My 2 end tables are similar but do not match. Same manf. same wood. The accent chairs will be in front of the picture window, across from the sofa. I wasnt even thinking of the type of light bulb, so thanks for noticing that Holly-kay.
Should the shades be similar in color/material?
wow, that's interesting and good to know! What is your fabric?
Mine is the bird fabric I posted above. I've always had solid fabrics on my furniture, so this was really going out on a limb, so to speak, lol. The lamp will go on the table between the 2 chairs and is why I'm wondering if it'll look great or look too contrived overdoing the bird thing.. What do you think?
Here is a link that might be useful:
Massage, Wow that is going to look awesome. I love to see design components that echo each other. The colors and design of the lamp is perfect to use with your chairs! I can't wait to see it all together. When I get home I will post a pic of my chairs. I chose a lamp that has a shade that echoes the paisley and colors of the chairs.
Thanks for posting the pic of your chairs Holly-Kay. They look gorgeous. I was worried that getting 2 of them would look too bulky but yours look just like what I'm hoping to achieve. How did you find that perfect lamp? The blue glass is beautiful and the shade looks great with your chairs. I love all the pictures you post, you have such a pretty home.


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My Coat Rack (photo)
It is made from one of the two remaining porch posts from my Dad's birthplace home. The home was destroyed by a tornado in 1953. My dad was born in the house in 1917 (#8 of 10 sons!). The base is made from one of my uncles' old barns. Both pieces are cypress and handhewn.
My floor isn't dirty - that's shadows! lol (I sound like my brother used to when he didn't want to take a bath but I promise I'M telling the truth! LOL)
CANNOT get the other photo to load, but it shows the coat rack "loaded"! It holds two or three denim jackets, a red cap and my purse.
Didn't realize until I looked at the photo that it also contains another one of my projects. The handprints behind the rack are three of my DGKs and they're framed in the top part of an old stove! Figured if I was gonna display them in the kitchen that kind of frame would be appropraite! LOL
Thanks, Cheri. Yep, I wouldn't take a wholelotta money for that old piece of cypress! LOL (Just wish my Dad had seen what I chose to do with it....)
Like my dishes, hu? So do I. Never particularly even liked green but those suckers are more addictive than drugs! LOL (Just glad I bought most of them before it went so sky high.)
love the rack and the idea .
if I ever get back to decorating the kitchen again I love the idea of the stove top for a frame ,kinda a duh moment.
also like those dishes and you,re right they have gotten pricey around here.
I have a coffee table that is a pc of floor from my gma,s house and I had planned to use her old silverware as handles in the kitchen . thanks for the pics Rick


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I'm late doing this post! No reason, no excuses . . . I'm just late!
The CAS Challenge at The Outlawz this week is Anything Goes! It is exactly that – any theme, any colours, any image as long as it is CAS! I didn't know this was going to be my last post with the CAS team but people seem to love Anything Goes challenges, so it worked out well.
I have loved every second of my time on the DT. I'm stepping down because I have switched gears a bit in my crafting. Although I'm still making cards (ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!) I am also learning to draw and doodle and have been focusing on that. I wanted to open up the spot for someone who is excited about doing their blog posts and excited to promote the challenges. I love my CAS sistahs and have promised to pop in and visit and enter some challenges. (They can't get rid of me that easily!!) We have a new member who has already started (Donna Rinckel) and she is an awesome addition to a fabulous team!
I created 2 cards for the challenge this week. The first one has been doodled. I'm not thrilled with how it came out. In my mind, I wanted something flowing around the words "CAS Rocks". It didn't quite achieve the look but it's a learning curve. I have never done 'random' very well (I know – oxy-moron) but it is true.
My second card is using this cute image Little Snowman from From the Heart Stamps for the January Stamp of the Month Challenge. The digi papers are from Bearly Mine Designs (sadly, Donna has closed shop due to the VAT legislation). I created the layout digitally. The smaller square behind the snowman is filled with the same paper as the background and then I created a bit of a shadow behind it. I added in the .png version of the image then printed and coloured with copic markers. I added some Stickles to the pom-pom, fur around the hat, the snow and a few of the snowflakes. To the other snowflakes I added tiny crystals. I love how this turned out.
Thanks so much for dropping by. I hope you'll join us in the challenge this week and check out the details for the monthly Stamp of the month challenge at From the Heart Stamps.
Sending iridescent dolphin hugs to wherever you may be . . .


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European and Asian languages traced back to single mother tonguetags: Europe, Guardian (UK), linguistics, Asia, Indo-European, Eurasia
Languages spoken by billions of people across Europe and Asia are descended from an ancient tongue uttered in southern Europe at the end of the last ice age, according to research.
The claim, by scientists in Britain, points to a common origin for vocabularies as varied as English and Urdu, Japanese and Itelmen, a language spoken along the north-eastern edge of Russia.
The ancestral language, spoken at least 15,000 years ago, gave rise to seven more that formed an ancient Eurasiatic "superfamily", the researchers say. These in turn split into languages now spoken all over Eurasia, from Portugal to Siberia.
"Everybody in Eurasia can trace their linguistic ancestry back to a group, or groups, of people living around 15,000 years ago, probably in southern Europe, as the ice sheets were retreating," said Mark Pagel, an evolutionary biologist at Reading University....
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Can you link to the study indicating children are better cared for by Mom. Is "Mom" the biological mother or a dedicated woman taking care of an infant? Thanks.Comment originally posted on March 28, 2007 11:41 PM
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Can you link to the study indicating children are better cared for by Mom. Is "Mom" the biological mother or a dedicated woman taking care of an infant? Thanks.Comment originally posted on March 28, 2007 11:41 PM
My theory (no proof, just a theory) is that it is status inequalities that create the health inequalities. Thus those studies of apes and monkeys that show the same thing. That we associate income with status in our current society is true: but it does not therefore follow that by equalizing income we will equalize status. There have been, historically, plenty of other methods used by human societies to denote or determine status (ie, who is best at hacking at peasants with a broadsword?). We would, being status seeking creatures, just find another measurement, and still have the health inequalities but without the constant growth in general wealth that the individual striving for greater income gives us.Comment originally posted on March 28, 2007 11:29 PM
Is it possible that both disparities in income and disparities in health are (at least partially) driven by different time horizons, and the ability to delay gratification, and its resulting benefits? For example, if person A can reasonably expect to live to be 103, whereas person B can reasonably expect only to be 64, wouldn't these to be expected to have different profiles for how they invest their time and income, and what choices they make about their health?Comment originally posted on March 28, 2007 8:19 PM
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