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Under the direction of David Andres. The exhibit features work by national and regional artists Rebecca Crowell, David Longwell, Katey Monaghan, Mark Pack, Kathleen Velo. According to Andres, "The title BREAKING DOWN SURFACE TENSION comes from many conversations with artist Nancy Tokar Miller (1941–2015) about the abstract art movements of the 50s, 60's and 70s that spoke about flatness and juxtaposing medias. The five artists included in this exhibition use the concept of tension to move the viewers' eyes from one location to another in their compositions. They use movement in different ways to bring together elements of paint, photography or mixed media; and yet all break down the understanding of tension uniquely in their art. The Bernal Gallery is honored to host three artists from the Tucson area—David Longwell, Katey Monaghan and Kathleen Velo; Mark Pack who recently moved from Tucson to St. Louis; and Rebecca Crowell who resides in Wisconsin, but just returned from a residency in Ireland."
The Louis Carlos Bernal Gallery is exhibiting several art pieces, by the artists exhibiting in BREAKING DOWN SURFACE TENSION, at the Tucson International Airport Feb. 4 - April 8, 2015.
The gallery and its programs are free and open to the public.
PCC Theatre Arts - MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT
A musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the motion picture "Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Book and lyrics by Eric Idle, music by John Du Prez and Eric Idle. Brought to the stage by the creative team of Todd Poelstra, Mickey Nugent, Martha Reed and Dr. Mark Nelson.
Spamalot is a silly and highly irreverent parody of the legend of King Arthur and his knights of the round table, featuring a bevy of beautiful showgirls, cows, killer rabbits, and Not Dead Fred. It borrows lines and jokes freely from the film Monty Python's Holy Grail and fans of Monty Python will delight in the trademark silliness and humor they have come to expect. SPAMALOT adds swipes at Vegas glitz and Broadway conventions to the film's anarchic spirit. The quest of King Arthur and his comically inept knights for the Holy Grail has been woven into another quest: that of bringing the king and his entourage to the enchanted land called Broadway. The 2005 Broadway production won three Tony Awards, including "Best Musical," and received 14 Tony Award nominations. Musical numbers include King Arthur's Song, I Am Not Dead Yet, Laker Girls Cheer, The Song That Goes Like This, Find Your Grail, You Won't Succeed on Broadway, His Name is Lancelot, and Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.
Director Poelstra says, "Constantly moving from slapstick buffoonery, high verbal wit and a unique meta self-reflective examination, Monty Python's Spamalot works on multiple levels, simultaneously mixing the familiar with the exotic. Ardent fans of all ages have large portions of Monty Python and the Holy Grail memorized and will appreciate the retelling of these jokes in the musical."
SPAMboree! opening night celebration Feb. 26, 6:30 p.m. Come early and enjoy silly and hilarious activities "nudge-nudge" and refreshments.
PCC Music - CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS - RENEWAL
Under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Ng, the choirs present Renewal, a spring concert featuring a fresh and varied program of choral standards, folk songs and sacred music. The program opens with the Chorale singing "Distant Land" and "Down by the riverside" by John Rutter, "Folk Songs" by Johannes Brahms, and "Lacrymosa" from Requiem by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
The College Singers follow with two folk songs—"I love my love" and "Swansea town" by Gustav Holst, and "Flower duet" from Lakmè by Léo Delibes. They also perform the Tudor anthem "Call to remembrance" (vocal quartet) by Richard Farrant, "O schöne Nacht" (vocal quartet) by Johannes Brahms, and two spirituals—"The lily of the valley" by Wendell Whalum and "Jesus is a rock in a weary land" by Glenn Burleigh.
The last part of the concert highlights the Romantic period (19th century choral music) with "Eia mater, fons amoris" (O mother, fount of love) from Stabat Mater by Antonín Dvořák, along with three operatic choruses by Giuseppie Verdi—"Va, pensiero" (Hebrew slaves chorus), "Gli Arredi Festivi" (Throw down and destroy all festive decorations) from Nabucco, and "Brindisi - Libiamo, ne' lieti calici" (Toast, Let's drink from the joyful Chalices) from La Traviata.
PCC Music - WIND ENSEMBLE - TUNES TO HUM TO
Under the direction of Dr. Mark Nelson, the band presents its spring concert featuring endearing and memorable melodies. The program includes a Gershwin spectacular of some of his most unforgettable songs, along with, "Tis the Gift to be Simple" in Chorale and Shaker Dance by John Zdechlik, "The Peanut Vendor" by Moisés Simons, "Slava!" by Leonard Bernstein, and "The Little English Girl" march by Davide delle Cese. A new band arrangement, by PCC Wind Ensemble member Kenneth Wilson, of "Toccata" from Suite Gothique for organ by Léon Boëllmann highlights the concert. Small ensemble works by the woodwind, brass and percussion ensemble round out the evening performance.
PCC Music - DR. RAYMOND RYDER & DR. JUNE CHOW-TYNE PIANO
A faculty recital featuring works for two pianos performed by two pianists. The program includes compositions spanning nearly two hundred years written in a wide variety of compositional styles. Wolfgang Amadé Mozart's three movement "Sonata in D major" K. 448 (1781) opens the program, followed by Anton Arensky's "Suite in F major, Opus 15" (1888), one of four suites for two pianos that he composed. The second half of the program opens with a bold "Sonata" in four movements by the Frenchman, Francis Poulenc (1899-1963). Another French work follows, by Maurice Ravel (1875-1937). "Pavane pour une infante défunte" (1899). The program concludes with Sir Richard Rodney Bennett's "Four Piece Suite" (1975) that includes a samba and a ragtime waltz.


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The regular season is finally here and I'm as excited as heck about that. I will be in New England for a Monday Night Football game featuring the Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers (ABC, 9 p.m. ET).
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I've watched a lot of Steelers' running back Jerome Bettis over the years and I'm a big fan of his. He's a guy who runs it downhill and really pounds it in there. That could be a big difference in this game. Last season, in the AFC championship game, he was fighting a groin injury and he didn't do much against the Patriots. This year, he comes into the season in good shape.
In that loss to New England, Pittsburgh fell behind on the scoreboard. Monday night, though, if the Steelers can get ahead, then they will give the Patriots a heavy, heavy dose of the run game, because they have a good offensive line and they have backs like Bettis and Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala who can really pound it in there.

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Jan. 17, 2014 – A qualitative study on assaults on emergency nurses sponsored by the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) found a need to change the culture of acceptance prevalent among hospital administrators and law enforcement, as well as a need to better train nurses on signs of potential trouble.
"Assaults on emergency nurses have lasting impacts on the nurses and the ability of emergency care facilities to provide quality care," said
2014 ENA President Deena Brecher, MSN, RN, APN, ACNS-BC, CEN, CPEN. "More than 70 percent of emergency nurses reported physical or verbal assaults by patients or visitors while they were providing care. As a result, we lose experienced and dedicated nurses to physical or psychological trauma for days or sometimes permanently. Healthcare organizations have a responsibility to nurses and the public to provide a safe and secure environment."
According to Bureau of Labor statistics, an assault on a healthcare worker is the most common source of nonfatal injury or illness requiring days off from work in the healthcare and social assistance industry.
Despite that alarming statistic, the qualitative research study discovered a culture of acceptance among hospital administrators, prosecutors and judges. One emergency nurse assault victim related being told by a judge: "[W]ell, isn't that the nature of the beast, being in the emergency room and all?" Another told the researchers, the "administration will only take action when some lethal event happens."
In addition to, and perhaps in correlation to, the culture of acceptance, the study concluded that emergency nurses and hospital personnel in general are not trained to recognize cues for violent behavior.
"It is imperative that hospitals and emergency care workers address the issue preemptively through adoption of violence prevention education, zero-tolerance policies, safety measures and procedures for reporting and responding to incidents of workplace violence when they do occur," the researchers noted. "Such actions are necessary to help nurses recognize incipient violence."
The ENA has long taken the position that healthcare organizations must take preventive measures to circumvent workplace violence and ensure the safety of all healthcare workers, their patients and visitors.
"There will always be the potential for violence against emergency nurses," Brecher said. "But we must not accept it as the price of helping the sick and injured. With training and a change of culture, we can significantly decrease the occurrence of assaults against emergency nurses."
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was conducted using a qualitative descriptive exploratory design. In the fall of 2012, a sample of emergency room nurses was recruited by email from the roster of ENA nurses and through an announcement on the ENA website.
Eight men, 37 women and one of unknown gender responded to the question, "Tell me about your experience of violence in the emergency setting." Answers were emailed to and analyzed by the Institute for Emergency Nursing Research. Only one other previous qualitative study is known to have been conducted to address workplace violence against emergency nurses in the United States since at least 2004.
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I didn't know what to expect with this author but I was pleasantly surprised by this story. This isn't your average Highlander adventure......its refreshing, honest, and unpredictable. The love between Caitlyn and Connor happens gradually and isn't forced. The story seemed more "normal" (even with the time travel theme) than others in the same genre. This book is more of a fantasy type romance rather than historical which is fine with me because I enjoy both.
The narrator did a good job. Her men's voices tend to be a little whiny but I got used to it and after a while I didn't notice much.
If you enjoy fantasy/time travel romances I think you will enjoy this book. I am looking forward to other books in this series.
"what to say, what to say..."
I love Melissa Mayhue's stories. I adored this book. But I'm sorry, Elizabeth Wiley was just not the voice to use. She has a nice voice, but her attempts at an accent and a male voice at that was distracting. (Sorry Ms Wiley)
Perhaps. If she's not attempting a male voice or an accent.
I love being swept away by a new romance and thankfully Audible's ever growing Library means I get to indulge myself over and over again
I had not heard of this author before but anything with the word 'Highlander' in it and it's got my immediate attention - then couple it with time travel and a doomed love and I'm hitting the 'Add To Cart' button before I know it.
First you have Caitly (Cate) whose fiancée has been 'caught in the act' by her and she's feeling vulnerable but adventurous which is lucky because Conner reaches out through time to her and makes her a strange but tempting offer begging her for help and she finds she just can't refuse him (sensible girl). Conner, a sexy, handsome Highland hunk from the year 1272 (who's a positively drool-worthy temptation - especially in his kilt), is on a quest to save his sister and so duty dictates that he must find a bride but his reach spans hundreds of years into the future until, with the help of Fae magic, he finds Cate.
There was great chemistry between the two likeable H/H who have emotional baggage to overcome as both have been betrayed by love in the past so trust must be earned before love can blossom. Smooth flowing entertaining plot, likeable characters with good secondary ones too and the usual evil Laird whose plans don't include Cate and he tries everything to stop the marriage. It was romantic, tender, there was sexual tension, danger, fun, it had a mythical Legend and the magical Fae finally had to step in to help fate, and the lovers, along and it'll have you saying "Oh no no no" and "Ahh yes yes yes" over and over again.
Worth a credit? Yes, it was a very enjoyable listen and a good start to an 8 (so far) book series which I'd be happy to use my credits on, however I do feel that this may be compared to K.M.Moning's Highlander series and unfortunately, for me, it doesn't quite have the same depth - but it's a good second best.
"Great Book"
This is the first time that I have listened to this author, and I must say the book was fantastic. The narrator was excellent. I can't wait for another book by her and another listen from the narrator.
"Fairy Tale for Adult--Fun!"
I couldn't put this down. Great narrater for such a fun adventure into the world of the Fae and time travel. Love is the answer--true love wins all. Reading Book 2 now--can't wait for book 3 and hopefully many more. This is a story all will love and remember.
"Not bad, but could be improved."
Yes, I enjoyed the tale.
When they rescue Connor and his sister and bring them back. I was worried about how it the author would find a way to give us a happy ending.
The whispers and high pitch of some voices made it difficult to understand all the conversations. When the narrator lowers the volume for whisper or the frequency of her voice to a high pitch it is not understandable at a volume that is comfortable for normal listening.
Evening the conversational volume.
There are three brothers who now work with Connor, Tell me about their adventures. Plus I would like a meeting between Connor and Richard. More stories please, with or without the faery connection.
"Absolutly Enchanting"
The story was engaging and very well created. I loved the characters and the world created and it's made my re-read list. The narration was also fabulous and I look forward to more.
I enjoy reading -romance, mystery & paranormals. Some of my favorite audios are: Harry Potter, Fablehaven, Cat & Bones & JD Robb.
"Nice romantic time traveler"
It was a good story with good narration.
I don't feel compelled to continue with the series, but if I catch them on sale, I would probably go for book 2.
The story has good ideas, nice characters, and good execution. I just think it feels a bit boring.
Not wrong - I could listen to her, she was not the best.
This is an okay time traveler, but there are just so many better ones (ie - Knight in Shining Armor& KMM Highlanders)
"great mystical story"
the narrator was one of the best I've heard and the book got me looking for more stories about fae princes and princesses.
"I just love a good time travel highlander story"
There Is nothing l love more than a good story with a handsome highlander and a intelligent heroine, add some time travel And a few good plot twists and I am a happy lady! IF its well done of course. This one is quite enjoyable with an intriguing cast of Characters , excellent Narration and just the right Amount of heat. Credit worthy ? Yep!
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Weekend Trivia: Sunday
Good morning all!
Looks like the theme of the weekend is predictions. Nancy went with an old-timey (is that even a word, really?) theme, but today we are looking ahead.
Eric Schmidt has claimed that by 2300, a certain company will finally achieve its goal "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." Now, what do you think that company is?
This may be too easy for you and I grant you the choices are limited. I will be back with clues in between other business. :)
Be back later, I've misplaced my crystal ball.
I have to say that is is hard to come up with interesting trivia every week. I am not as clever as Nancy! The internet really helps.
I am almost finished writing my interims. I am going to take a break before starting my IEP. I may wander outside to search for signs of spring. :) searching is almost as much fun as finding. Definitely more fun for the pups.
It is so hard to rank the needs of my kiddoes. Which has the most relevance and importance?? Can't cover everything. Sigh. There are amazing amounts of information to organize.
Too bad schools don't have the technological geniuses guiding them that some companies do.
Hey, I'm back to the snowy frozen north from Florida and it's a little depressing, if you want to know the truth. At least the sub-zero temps have passed - for good I hope. I'd love to search for signs of spring too, Cynthia. Maybe in April.
I have two guesses for the trivia today. My first guess is a lot like the number ten raised to the one hundredth power, and my second guess relates to the word lout.
Will await further developments.
Ah, TM, welcome back. You have hit on my next clue. I was going to say that when I set math goals for my kiddoes, we are usually dealing with basic facts not 1 with one hundred zeroes behind it-even though they love trying to write and say big numbers. :)
Annette, betting you have. I have been enjoying your updates today, btw!
Teaching grammar is hard now, too, what with nouns being turned into verbs and all the new words that are now such a part of our everyday language.
Four stars for all of you! Yes indeed, Google is the company working with the goal of organizing all the world's information and making it accessible to us all. Sergey Brin and Larry Page were critical of most existing search engines on the web in 1996. They were unhappy with the ability of the engines to provide useful, relevant searches.they created a new technology called PageRank which uses a page's hyperlink to determine its overall relevance and from there, its importance. They originally named the search engine PageRank Backrub, but then changed the name to Google. As TM intimated, a googol is a one followed by 100 zeroes. Already, the founders wanted to find a way to index unthinkable amounts of information.
Their informal motto is "Don't be evil." This is from Wikipedia:
DonâÂÂt be evil. We believe strongly that in the long term, we will be better served " as shareholders and in all other ways" by a company that does good things for the world even if we forgo some short term gains." The motto is sometimes incorrectly stated as Do no evil.
While many companies have ethical codes that govern their conduct in contract, Google claims to have made "Don't Be Evil" a central pillar of their identity as part of their self-proclaimed core values. The words: "Don't be evil" form part of the sixth point in these Core Values, and in full states: "Do the right thing: don't be evil. Honesty and Integrity in all we do. Our business practices are beyond reproach. We make money by doing good things."
Now, to me, that is a company worth supporting. I hope they continue to follow that creed.
Thanks for playing. Have a marvelous week. We have two more days of temps close to or at 70 degrees before we drop back into the 30s. At this point, I can deal with that-spring is on its way! :)


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Review and summarize data to form a logical argument about the cause-effect relationships in experiments. b. State explanations in terms of the relationship between two or more variables. c. State hypotheses in ways that include the manipulate (independent) and responding (dependent) variables. 6. Recognize and analyze alternative explanations and predictions. 7. Communicate scientific procedures and explanations. a. Use drawings, written and oral expression to communicate information. b. Create drawings, diagrams, charts, tables and graphs to communicate data. c. Interpret and describe patterns of data on drawings, diagrams, charts, tables, graphs, and maps. d. Create and/or use scientific models to communicate information. 8. Use mathematics in all aspects of scientific inquiry. a. Use mathematics to gather, organize and present data. b. Use mathematics to structure convincing explanations. B. Understandings about Scientific Inquiry 1. Different kinds of questions suggest different kinds of scientific investigations. a. Relate how the kind of question being asked directs the type of investigation conducted (e.g. observing and describing, collecting, experimenting, surveying, inventing, and making 2. Current scientific knowledge and understanding guide scientific investigations. 3. Mathematics is important in all aspects of scientific inquiry. 4. Technology used to gather data enhances accuracy and allows scientists to analyze and quantify results. a. Compare and contrast the quality of data collected with and without technological devices. 5. Scientific explanations emphasize evidence, have logically consistent arguments and use scientific principles, models and theories. a. Discuss how scientific knowledge advances when new scientific explanations displace previously accepted knowledge. 6. Science advances through legitimate skepticism. 7. Scientific investigations sometimes result in new ideas and phenomena for study. C. Abilities of Technological Design 1. Identify appropriate problems for technological design. a. Identify a specific need for a product. b. Determine whether the product will meet the needs and be used. 2. Design a solution or product. a. Compare and contrast different proposals using selected criteria (e.g. cost, time, trade- off, and materials needed). b. Communicate ideas with drawings and simple models. 3. Implement a proposed design. a. Select suitable tools and techniques to ensure adequate accuracy. b. Organize materials, devise a plan and work collaboratively where appropriate. 4. Evaluate completed technological designs or products. a. Measure the quality of the product based on the original purpose or need and the degree to which it meets the needs of the users. b. Suggest improvements and try proposed modifications to the design. 5. Communicate the process of technological design. a. Identify the stages of problem design: (1) problem identification, (2) solution design, (3) implementation, (4) evaluation. D. Understandings about Science and Technology 1. Scientific inquiry and technological design have similarities and differences. a. Compare and contrast scientific inquiry and technological design. 2. Many different people in different cultures have made and continue to make contributions to science and technology. a. Describe examples of contributions people have made to science and technology. (H, N) 3. Science and technology are reciprocal. a. Explain how science and technology are essential to each other. (T) 4. Perfectly designed solutions do not exist. a. Discuss factors that affect product design and alter the original design. (T) b. Discuss risk versus benefit factors in product design. (T) 5. Technological designs have constraints. a. Describe examples of constraints on technological designs. (T) b. Explain why constraints on technological design are unavoidable. (T, N) 6. Technological solutions have intended benefits and unintended consequences. II. Life Science - Unit of Study: Classification, Diversity, and Adaptations of Organisms Over Time A. Diversity and Adaptations of Organisms 1. Millions of species of animals, plants, and microorganisms are alive today. Although different species might look dissimilar, the unity among organisms becomes apparent from an analysis of internal structures, the similarity of their chemical processes and the evidence of common ancestry. a. Observe, describe and examine the diversity of organisms over time, including differences and similarities based on kingdoms, phyla, classes (e.g., structure, body temperature, size, and shape).* 2. Biological change accounts for the diversity of species developed through gradual processes over many generations. Biological adaptations, which involve the selection of naturally occurring variations in populations, enhance survival and reproductive success in a particular environment. How a species moves, obtains food, reproduces, and responds to danger are based in the species' evolutionary history. a. Suggest evidence of how species have adapted to changes in their habitats. b. Analyze how an adaptation can increase an organism's chances to survive and reproduce in a particular habitat (e.g., cacti needles/ leaves and fur/scales. * (Concept has been taught at a previous grade level) c. Examine how natural selection increases the variations within populations. 3. Extinction of a species occurs when the environment changes and the adaptive characteristics of a species are insufficient to allow its survival. a. Determine the factors that contribute to an organism becoming extinct. b. Explain some of the natural and human-made pressures that can cause extinction. c. Examine ways to prevent the extinction of an organism. 4. Fossils provide important evidence of how life and environmental conditions have changed. (Earth's History: Earth Science) Fossils indicate that many organisms that lived long ago are extinct. Extinction of species is common. Most of the species that have lived on the earth no longer exist. a. Examine how scientists use fossils as clues to study the earth's past. b. Observe, interpret and analyze fossilized tracks. c. List different types of fossils and infer how each formed (petrifaction, mold and cast, imprint). d. Demonstrate how to determine the relative age of rocks and fossils (index fossil, oldest rock layer, and youngest rock layer). e. Explain how scientists use technology to date rocks and fossils (e.g., radioactive dating). (T) 5. The earth's processes we see today including erosion, movement of lithospheric plates, and changes in atmospheric composition, are similar to those that occurred in the past. Earth's history is also influenced by occasional catastrophes such as the impact of an asteroid or comet. (Earth's History: Earth Science) a. Illustrate the principle of uniformitarianism (the concept that earth processes over time are consistent). b. Explain how the geologic time scale is divided into units (e.g., era, period, and epoch). c. Group different life forms according to the geologic time scale. III. Earth Science - Unit of Study: Earth and Space Systems Unit of Study: Earth and Space Systems A. Earth in the Solar System 1. The earth is the third planet from the sun in the system that includes the moon, the a. Describe features of the planets in terms of size, composition, relative distance from the sun, and ability to support life. b. Compare and contrast the Earth to other planets in terms of size, composition, relative c. Describe features and explain the origins of asteroids, comets, and meteors. 2. The sun, an average star, is central and largest body in the solar system. a. Describe and classify the four layers of the sun's atmosphere (corona, chromosphere, photosphere, and core). b. Evaluate how phenomena on the sun's surface affect Earth (e.g., sunspots, prominences, and solar flares). c. Describe how the sun's solar wind affects Earth (i.e., auroras, interference in radio, and television communication). 3. Energy is a property of many substances and is associated with nuclei. (Transfer of Energy: Physical Science) a. Explain the process by which the sun produces energy (fusion). b. Compare and contrast nuclear fusion and nuclear fission. 4. Most objects in the solar system are in regular and predictable motion which a. Compare and contrast the Earth's rotation and revolution as they relate to daily and annual changes. b. Sequence and predict the phases of the moon (e.g., waxing, waning, crescent, new, and c. Demonstrate the arrangement of the sun, the moon and the earth during solar and lunar eclipses (including partial eclipses). 5. Gravity alone holds us to the earth's surface and explains the phenomena of the a. Compare and contrast the contributions of Copernicus and Galileo. (H) b. Diagram the relative position of the sun, the moon, and the earth during tides. c. Examine the effect of the sun and moon on tides. 6. Seasons result from variations in the amount of the sun's energy hitting the surface, a. Analyze how the parallel rays of the sun effect the temperature of Earth and produce different amounts of heating on Earth's surface. b. Diagram how the tilt of Earth's axis affects the seasons and the length of day. c. Relate the seasons to the tilt of the earth and the angle of the sun's rays. 7. Gravity is the force that keeps planets in orbit around the sun and governs the rest a. Examine the role of gravity in keeping the sun and solar system in orbit. b. Describe the relationship among gravity, distance and mass on orbiting bodies. B. Structure of the Earth System Unit of Study: Earth Processes 1. The solid Earth is layered with a lithosphere; hot, convecting; and dense metallic a. Describe how seismic wave velocities support the existence of a layered Earth. b. Explain the relative position, density, and composition of Earth's crust, mantle, and core. c. Differentiate among composition, density, and location of continental crust and oceanic d. Identify the lithosphere as comprised of crust and uppermost mantle. e. Identify the asthenosphere as the hot convecting mantle below the lithosphere. f. Compare the physical nature of the lithosphere (brittle and rigid) with the asthenosphere (plastic and flowing). g. Examine how the lithosphere responds to tectonic forces (faulting and folding). 3. Some changes in the solid Earth can be described as the "rock cycle." Old rocks at the Earth's surface weather, forming sediments that are buried, then compacted, heated, and often recrystallized into new rock. Eventually, those new rocks may be brought to the surface by the forces that drive plate motions, and the rock cycle continues. a. Identify and classify minerals that form rocks and explain how recrystallization of these minerals can take place. b. Distinguish minerals by their physical properties with a dichotomous key. c. Identify and classify common rock types based on physical characteristics (such as d. Compare and contract intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks; clastic and chemical e. Explain how igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks are related in a rock cycle. 4. Major geologic events such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and mountain building result from lithospheric plate motions. Landforms and sea-floor features are the result of a combination of constructive (crustal deformation, volcanic eruptions, deposition of sediment) and destructive (weathering, erosion) processes. a. Illustrate and summarize what causes a volcano to erupt. b. Compare and contrast with respect to the four types of regions where volcanoes occur (e.g., mid-ocean ridges, intra-plate regions, island arcs, and along come continental edges. c. Examine how earthquakes result from forces inside Earth (tension, shearing, and compression). d. Compare and contract the three major types of seismic waves (primary, secondary and surface waves). e. Identify and investigate longitudinal and transverse waves. f. Describe how the seismograph measures seismic activity (strength and location). (T) g. Demonstrate how an earthquake's epicenter is located by using seismic wave information. h. Explain the hazards that earthquakes pose to structures. (P) i. Identify ways architectural engineers design and construct buildings in earthquake prone j. Relate the occurrence of earthquakes and volcanoes to lithospheric plate boundaries using seismic data. k. Compare and contrast constructive and destructive forces in volcanic and folded mountain building. l. Identify and interpret geological features using imagery (aerial photography and satellite) and topographic maps. (T) m. Describe the geologic history of South Carolina, including the formation of the major landform regions (Blue Ridge, Piedmont, Sandhills, Coastal Plains and Coastal Zone) according to the geologic time scale. n. Explain the modern distribution of continents to the movement of lithospheric plates since the formation of Pangaea. 5. Lithospheric plates on the scales of continents and oceans move at rates of centimeters per year in response to movement in the asthenosphere. a. Explain how plate tectonics account for the motion of lithospheric plates and the break-up of Pangaea. b. Compare and contrast the characteristics and interactions of the three types of plate c. Explain how the age of rocks and magnetic data on opposite sides of a divergent d. Explain how paleoclimate evidence of and fossil records supports the theory of plate tectonics.. e. Infer how subduction supports the theory of plate tectonics. f. Examine how the movement of a lithospheric plate over a hot spot formed the Hawaiian Islands. IV. Physical Science A. Motions and Forces Unit of Study: Forces and Motion 1. The motion of an object can be described by its position, direction of motion, and speed and can be measured and represented on a graph. a. Operationally define speed, velocity, acceleration, and momentum, and apply these in real-world situations.. b. Distinguish between speed and velocity in terms of direction. c. Create and plot a time-distance line graph and make predictions based on the graph. 2. An object that is not being subjected to a force will continue to move at a constant speed in a straight line. If more than one force acts on an object along a straight line then the forces will reinforce or cancel one another depending on their direction and magnitude. Unbalanced forces will cause changes in the speed or direction of an object's motion. a. Analyze the direction and effects of forces in a variety of situations (e.g., gravity, friction). b. Compare and contrast forces that are balanced and unbalanced. c. Use arrows to illustrate the magnitude and direction of a force applied to an object. d. Analyze the effect of an unbalanced force on an object's motion in terms of speed and direction. e. Analyze the effect of balanced forces on an object's motion in terms of speed and direction. f. Predict what happens to an object at rest or an object in motion when unbalanced forces act upon it. g. Apply Newton's Laws of Motion to the way a rocket works. h. Explain how satellites re placed in orbit around Earth. i. Describe the motion of an object in free fall. j. Summarize some of the programs that have allowed people to explore space. (H) k. Analyze the benefits generated by space explorations (e.g., food preservations, fabric, and insulation materials.(T) l. Predict future space missions and the contributions of those missions. (H) Unit of Study: Light B. Transfer of Light Energy 1. The sun's energy arrives as light with a range of wavelengths consisting of visible a. Identify and distinguish the components of the electromagnetic spectrum (e.g., infared, visible light and ultraviolet light) b. Compare and contrast the characteristics of waves in various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. c. Explain how prisms and diffraction gratings refract light and produce the colors in the visible spectrum. d. Explain in terms of absorption and reflection why a certain color is seen. e. Explain rainbow phenomena in terms of refraction of sunlight by water droplets in the sky. f. Relate the importance of using sunscreen to the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation on the skin. (P) 2. Light interacts with matter by transmission (including refraction), absosrption, or scattering (icluding reflection). To see an object light from that object -- emitted by or scattered from it -- must enter the eye. a. Distinguish between objects producing light and objects reflecting light. b. Investigate and describe the properties of reflection, refraction, transmission and absorption of light. c. Classify objects as opaque, transparent or translucent. d. Distinguish between images formed in convex and concave lenses. e. Analyze how the parts of an eye interact with light to enable a person to see an object. f. Explain and diagram how images are formed on plane mirrors. g. Compare and contrast reflecting and refracting telescopes (T) h. Compare and contrast radio telescopes and light telescopes. i. Explain how space probes, satellites radio and light telescopes, and spectroscopes have increased our knowledge of the earth, the solar system, and the universe (T) This file was developed by Max Monroe from SC 8th Grade Standards using MS Excel. Please feel free to use but give appropriate credit. Send info and ideas to firstname.lastname@example.com. 8th 8th Grade Earth Science Standards This Week x Sort Print Show All Clear s Week Directions This excel file is used to sort the standards that I am teaching this week. So I do not have to make numerous copies of the standards or hand type or write them in my lesson plans. Most of the page is protected. 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Fox Interactive Media, Fox Broadcasting and Twentieth-Century Fox will allow 200 affiliate stations to offer paid downloads and ad-supported videos on their sites.
Fox is expanding its "Fox on Demand" streaming video and download-to-buy service by allowing its affiliate stations to offer the content via their own Web sites.
Fox Interactive Media (FIM), Fox Broadcasting Company and Twentieth-Century Fox Film Corp. plan to use pre-roll, mid-roll, contextual and search ad placements with the new service, said FIM spokesman Dan Berger in an interview with ClickZ. The deal will involve more than 200 local Fox affiliates and will entail both transactional and advertising-based revenue sharing.
"The new platform will also provide enhanced advertising opportunities through more specific targeting," according to a FIM statement.
Berger said ads will be sold both by FIM and by the local affiliates., and the deal will involve a typical revenue-sharing arrangement in which the local stations will receive 30 percent of ad proceeds and the parent company will keep 70 percent. Ron Berryman, senior vice president and general manager of Fox Interactive Media Stations Group, said different types of Web advertising will be used.
"Times are changing, and from our perspective the business is being developed across the Internet, and we're taking a look at all the opportunities," he said in a prepared statement. "We're testing distribution models out as everyone else is. It's not just traditional pre-rolls or display ads. We're getting into contextual ad delivery and search ad delivery."
Viewers will be able to buy and download individual episodes (on the day after they air) for $1.99. They'll also be able to purchase entire seasons of their favorite shows. Full seasons will cost between $19.99 and $39.99.
"Fox on Demand" is an ad-supported, streaming-only platform powered by FIM's Direct2Drive online store which also sells video games, movies, anime and other digital content. The "Fox on Demand" downloads, first offered in October 2006, have been accessed via Fox's page on MySpace.com (owned -- as is Fox -- by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation) and on 24 of the network's owned-and-operated MyFox local Web sites.
According to FIM, Fox.com visitors interested in purchasing programs will be asked to enter their zip codes. Their browsers will then be directed to the "Fox on Demand" portal on their local affiliates' Web sites.
In his statement, Berryman said FIM is happy to give the affiliates an opportunity "to build meaningful, localized video distribution businesses online and offer their audiences the highest quality viewing experience." He said the effort to sell programs with "Fox on Demand" on MySpace.com and at the owned-and-operated Fox affiliate Web sites has enjoyed "great traction."
Joe Denk, chairman of the FOX affiliate board, called the new deal "the next logical step" in the board's partnership with the network. Denk is vice president and general manager of KFXA-TV in Cedar Rapids, IA.
Matthew Glotzer, Fox Senior Vice President of Digital Media, said the agreement is the "first market-wide, localized, broadband video offering that includes both ad-supported and sell-through business models."
"Fox on Demand" is currently offering the shows "24," "Bones," "Prison Break," "Standoff," "Vanished," "Talkshow With Spike Feresten," "'Til Death," "The Loop," "War at Home," "American Dad" and "The Winner."
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Apple and Samsung are currently at the top of the mobile ladder.  Though they have a lot to boast about, with Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 being chosen as the tablet to store the highlights of Queen Elizabeth II's reign in digital format, and with Apple's iPads still in high demand, the two don't seem to have two cents to spare on their other competitors – not like they have any real ones at the moment.
But the underdogs of the mobile market seems to be the ones doing all the talking, smack talking, that is.  Hewlett-Packard sees Microsoft's Surface tablet as no competition, because of its price and how things get "kludgey" the more you use it.
"I'd hardly call Surface competition," Bradley said in an interview with IDG Enterprise. He listed several reasons, "One, very limited distribution. It tends to be slow and a little kludgey as you use it …. It's expensive. Holistically, the press has made a bigger deal out of Surface than what the world has chosen to believe."
The funny thing is, HP doesn't have a tablet to offer anytime soon, but says that consumers can expect something great in the coming year.  It's likely to be a revamp of the HP ElitePad introduced last October.  HP says consumers can expect more from the tablet, as it brings forward-thinking and backward-compatibility at the same time.  The tablet runs Windows.
As for their smartphone offering, don't hold your breath.  HP know how tough it is to break into the smartphone business.  They've tried that before and failed, so you can't blame them if they're a bit cautious this time around.
As for Microsoft, they don't see anyone, HP or otherwise, as competition.  Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer called Android's ecosystem "wild," "uncontrolled" and susceptible to malware, while Apple's ecosystem was described as "high-priced" and "highly controlled."  He even laughed at the price of the iPhone, stating that consumers are getting ripped off for something that doesn't even have a keyboard.  Ballmer stated that there are lots of Windows Phone-based smartphones in the market that offers far better features and user experience than Apple's iPhone, all for far less than $500.
Though Ballmer won't reveal the exact number of Surface RT sales so far, sales are off to a modest start and he's positive that the tablet and Windows 8 will surely pick up during the holiday season.  Ballmer blames the slow start to the fact that the tablet has limited availability, but is quite proud of the fact that it already went out of stock in some of their online and retail stores.
And there may be something to Ballmer's bragging.  According to a recent report by adDuplex, though the Surface RT is the most popular single device with an 11 percent market share, HP's Windows 8-based computers are doing far better at 17 percent.  Still, coming in at number two isn't bad especially with the fact that HP is in serious trouble ever since Lenovo took the prime spot from them earlier this year.
What I've learned growing up is that people who send a lot of smack talk your way are often deflecting their own insecurities.  They talk big because they know they can't compete or deliver.  Let's just hope this tablet game isn't high school all over again.
With further analysis on the topic is contributing editor John Cassaretto, who appeared on this morning's NewsDesk segment with Kristin Feledy. See the full clip below.


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from Montana
on 1/30/2015
I tried this for same reasons everybody else does: to remove chlorine odor and prevent dry, itchy skin post-swim. It does o.k. (not great) getting rid of chlorine smell, but my skin winds up very dry and itchy. Works no better than the soap in the locker room dispensers. But, at the same time I bought this, I also got UltraSwim shampoo, and it works great. I use it as an all over body soap that's great at reducing chlorine odor and has all but cured my dry, itchy post-swim skin.
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from Plainville, CT
on 2/19/2014
Have used gel for years of swimming in highly chlorinated pools. It takes away the chlorine smell and damage to skin. A little bit goes a long way and can use all over body. A must for post-swim shower.
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on 1/3/2014
I was ready to give up water aerobics at our gym's indoor pool because of skin reaction to all the chlorine. After trying multiple products, I luckily discovered Swimmers Own shower gel. Now I don't have to worry about itching, redness and rash after using the pool. It leaves my skin clean but not overly dry, with no chlorine odor after using in the shower.
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on 8/16/2013
It's very easy to toss in my bag and take to the pool. It's gentle on my skin, while removing the chlorine completely. And, it doesn't take much product to cover your entire body in lather. I love it, and I swim laps 3 times a week these days, so I can't do without it.
Good for skin,works good,
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from ARLINGTON, TX
on 8/2/2013
I would like it better with something to condition or moisturize at the same time but when my arms get very dry feeling I use the Shampoo/Conditioner on them. This takes the chlorine right off the skin and works great especially for the cost less cost than what I had been using and last longer.
Great product
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on 9/9/2014
Summer Solution works well for helping get the clorene smell off your skin. I have been using it for about 3 years.
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from Arkansas
on 8/29/2014
Good lather and got rid of that chlorine smell and feel.
Works well!
from Ohio
on 7/22/2014
It gets rid of the chlorine smell.
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from Gardena, CA
on 7/15/2014
Really nice shower gel; has a nîce fragrance to itCut out the chlorine smell
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on 5/3/2014
I love this product. I swim after work and my husband would always recoil from the chlorine smell on my skin even after I had showered. He no longer complains now that i use this after swimming! I highly Recommend!