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Q: Which big city in America has no bad schools, according to a new book?
A: Raleigh, N.C.
Q: Which popular reform methods made Raleigh a top performing district: choice, charters, competition, testing, accountability?
A: None of the above.
Raleigh did it, author Gerald Grant says, by the least popular of all school reform vehicles: consolidation and busing.
"The story of urban schools is usually misery upon misery," said Grant, professor emeritus of education and sociology at Syracuse University. He wrote "Hope and Despair in the American City: Why There are No Bad Schools in Raleigh."
"Raleigh is the best example we have of how change can happen on a large scale in a way that can raise every student's boat."
Raleigh's countywide school system reduced disparities in educational opportunities between city kids and their suburban and rural neighbors, he said. Despite spending less than state and national averages, the district narrowed minority achievement gaps.
Its students exceed national averages on Advanced Placement tests and do well on college entrance tests. The district sets goals of 95 percent of students passing state exams, well ahead of No Child Left Behind.
Grant said he became interested in Raleigh's Wake County Public School System because his grandsons attend there.
But he wrote a book to "reopen a discussion about equal opportunity in education that's been on a shelf for 40 years."
Raleigh's success contrasts with Detroit's school distress, says Grant, who devotes a chapter titled "A Tragic Decision" to a quashed plan to desegregate metropolitan Detroit.
Grouping children into school district castes — some rich, some poor — is both ineffective and morally wrong, he said.
The only way to hike expectations in high-poverty schools, Grant says, is to change who goes there.
But that is controversial — even in Wake County. Last fall, four new board members were elected in a low-turnout vote, shifting the balance of power. The new board's first action: A return to community schools.
The decision prompted Superintendent Del Burns to resign and sparked marches and a raging debate about whether the district will become re-segregated.
"Political currents are running counter" to consolidation, Grant said.
The back story
Raleigh and Wake County schools merged in 1976 by act of the Legislature, anticipating a
Supreme Court order to desegregate city and suburbs. Buoyed by business leaders fearing "white flight" from Raleigh, the new unified school district balanced enrollments across all schools based on race.
Family income has since replaced race as the school assignment yardstick, after laws and attitudes changed about race-based policies.
The district said no school would have more than 40 percent of students so poor their lunches are subsidized, and no more than 25 percent of students reading below grade level.
Magnet schools with extra resources attract suburban kids into city schools..
A diverse mix achieved through busing prevents teachers from becoming overburdened with students requiring extra support, Grant said. Wake County has low teacher turnover and the highest number of nationally certified teachers of any urban district in the country.
The practice has also kept kids from more affluent families — including teachers' own children — in public schools, putting Raleigh schools in sharp contrast with other urban centers. Children learn to cooperate across boundaries of race and class, he said.
Wake County's population has doubled in 35 years, bolstered by economic development at Research Triangle Park. Public school enrollment has also climbed, including by 4,000 to 7,000 students each of the past five years. The district opened four new schools this year.
"There's no economic development engine better than good schools," said Tom Oxholm, vice president of Wake Stone Corp. and a former school board member. He and retired Superintendent Bill McNeal wrote a 2009 book titled "A School District's Journey To Excellence."
Oxholm says explosive growth, not socioeconomic balancing, ignited recent discontent with the consolidated system. The district had to frequently reassign students to fill new buildings, he said.
A consolidation opponent, Apex Mayor Keith Weatherly, said his community revolted against consolidation when year-round schools were started to ease crowding, and no school in Apex was left with a traditional calendar.
Grant believes socioeconomic integration is the ticket to improving student achievement.
Some charter schools increase achievement in part by attracting the most stable families.
But Grant said most do no better than traditional public schools..
"I see great fallacy in the idea I call turnaround schools, which includes charters," Grant said. "It does little good to create an island in a sea of poverty."
Detroit is a direct contrast to Raleigh, Grant said. A 1974 Milliken v. Bradley court case said Detroit Public Schools and surrounding districts did not have to integrate, sealing the urban district's decline, he said.
"If Detroit had been integrated with suburban schools, you wouldn't have houses in the city selling for $8,000 today," Grant said. "You would never have had the violence of Hell Night. Despite changes in the economy, the whole area would be more stable than it is today."
Could Michigan do it?
One West Michigan superintendent who used to work in North Carolina said urban districts here would have a hard time converting to a regionally consolidated system, despite its many advantages.
Michigan's Legislature doesn't have the courage, or the budget, to eliminate overlap in school services and end "economic racism," said Colin Armstrong, who came to
Muskegon Public Schools after four years ago leading Robeson County, N.C., schools.
Poverty is too concentrated in cities to defuse its effects without broad consolidation, which would require unpopular busing, he said.
"In Michigan, the goal is to segregate core and suburbs," Armstrong said. "Power brokers live in the suburbs and have no interest in disadvantaged kids and their families."
He also said Michigan's structure is a challenge, with more school districts and strong unions. Muskegon County has 13 districts, while there are 20 in the Kent Intermediate School District and 11 in the Ottawa Area ISD.
In Wake County, there were only two school systems to consolidate — Raleigh and the rest of the county. The state funds one school administration staff countywide, although voters in 15 cities pay an extra tax to maintain city schools.
Even in Wake, socioeconomic balancing is unpopular especially among newcomers, he said. They are annoyed that their new home doesn't come with a guarantee their child will attend the closest school, or any one school for more than three years at a time.
But Armstrong said Grant is absolutely correct in his conclusion: Putting poor children in middle-class schools creates expectations that aid upward mobility. He believes it because he has lived it. His father's formal education ended at age 10; his mother's at age 14.
"Neither of my parents graduated high school, yet my friends at school made it obvious to me that I was going to university," Armstrong said.
"It was my peers who made it possible."
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Deposit Rs.630 crore penalty, SC to DLF
The Supreme Court Wednesday penalised real estate giant DLF Rs.630 crore for exploiting its dominant position to the disadvantage of its customers in three projects in Gurgaon.
The bench of Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai and Justice N.V. Ramana said DLF would furnish an undertaking to pay Rs.170 crore interest on the penalty of Rs.630 crore or the amount that the court may direct it to pay by way of interest if its appeal fails in the Supreme Court.
The court said DLF will deposit Rs.50 crore of the Rs.630 crore within three weeks and the balance of Rs.580 crore within three months from Wednesday.
The court directed the registry to put this amount in a fixed deposit in a nationalised bank.
In a statement, DLF said it "will take all steps to comply with the directions of the Supreme Court and remains confident of the merits of its case".
During the hearing, counsel Harish Salve assailed the order of the Competition Commission of India and its being upheld by the Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT).
Salve said the addition of floors by DLF in no way impacted adversely the flat allotees of the original building plan that envisaged the 19-storey housing complex.
He also assailed the CCI order of Aug 12, 2011, which was sustained by the COMPAT in 2013, saying that the Commission could not have imposed penalty based on the three year average of the entire turnover of DLF's real estate operations in the country.
He said it should have been restricted to Rs.1,100 crore - the sale price of three housing complexes.
The CCI told the court that DLF used its dominant position to the disadvantage of the flat allottees.
"It is an exploitation of disadvantaged customers who were trapped", counsel Amit Sibal, who appeared for the CCI, told the court.
He said the flat allottees were asked to shell out more money after additional floors were added which also resulted in the delay of the project by two years.
Sibal said DLF presented a fait accompli before the flat allottees as they had the option of either paying extra money as demanded by DLF or exiting and getting only the money they had paid for the flat refunded along with interest.
He said DLF never told the applicants that there would be additional floors in the three complexes and all they were told was that they will apply for additional floors.
Sibal told the court that applying for the additional floors and having permission for additional floors were two distinct things.
Pointing to the abuse of the dominant position, Sibal said any delay in making the payment towards the flat used to attract 18 percent interest and they had no option.
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Today, more and more parents are choosing to homeschool their children. Many parents want to homeschool their children because they are considered about the negative influences of public school. Others choose to homeschool because they want to spend more time with their children. The key to successfully homeschooling a child is to turn one's home into a classroom. One of the ways that parents can turn their home into a classroom is set up a room in the house that is just for studying (more…)
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Sunday, September 25th, 2011Establishing an educational environment for homeschooled children is quite simple. Implementing a few basic ideas will give your children an area to study and learn. An area of the home specifically set aside for homeschooling, will help make your day flow easier.
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Manager Billy Davies was left rueing missed first-half opportunities after Nottingham Forest suffered a 2-1 defeat in the first leg of their play-off semi final at Blackpool.
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But Davies believes his side have given themselves a chance of getting to the final despite their lack of cutting edge in front of goal.
"I think the first 45 minutes we should have been three or four up," he said. "We hit the bar and had one cleared off the line, we've had chance after chance. Never mind a draw we should have won it. But that's what happens when you're not clinical.
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@BoB As an example of how a tree might petrify in an upright position quickly (since you didn't mention which fossil tree or forest you were referring to), the 1980 Mt St Helens eruption ripped thousands of trees out of the hillside and deposited them in spirit lake. They sank roots down and landed in volcanic ash sediment in the toxic water where they petrify in an upright position creating a future fossil forest.
I second Scarlette's advice. I'd love for you to make a post with all your questions. We would be happy to clear up any misunderstandings you have about evolution if you really are interested in learning.
@Jewelz- Great link! "The bare logs sink upright to the bottom of the lake due to the higher density of the root end, and land on layers of volcanic ash sediment. The high mineral content of the water rapidly petrifies the logs in upright position as transplanted stumps. Spirit Lake is the first location where this process was observed; the process was predicted by scientists shortly before the 1980 eruption."
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@BoB I am absolutely certain you know more about the 5000 year old translated writings of ancient nomad's oral reports better than me. All I am saying is if you learned just a little bit about science you might not be so ignorant of the way biology works. All things in nature work the same. There are no special routes for Jesuses or other miracles. Jesus had inherited trait. Some came from mom and some came from dad (who ever that is) just like you and me and my dog. In the same way, geology and fossilization work the same way now as they did then. You do not need to create miracle to explain how things work.
@Heather Spoonheim The best part about the millionaire and convict, Hovind, is how he and his wife scammed free health care from the Baptist charity because they didnt want to pay for insurance. No wonder these guys are against single payer health care. It'll ruin their scam.
@Cleetus. I have one thing to say to you. This is a debate, not politics. Mudslinging shows cowardess and ignorance.
@ all. I major in science. Biology at that. You are all also classifying me as "Christian" If you look at my profile you would see I do not clasify myself as Christian so counting me as one and assuming I stand for/follow what past "Christians" have done and believe is unfair.
You also assume I don't believe in adaptation. I believe in adaptation not evolution. And why would we evolve if its to survive better in a new environment? Why wouldn't we just stay in the same spot? Why can humans survive in the areas that our "ancestors" live? Or why do our "ancestors" live where we do? And lastly...why are numerous scientists Christians?
If you must know why I believe in my Father without the bible. What convinced me of his reality and closeness to me was the experiences I went through. Not what the bible, or anyone else for that matter, told me.
*sigh* One thing I hate hate hate hate about atheists are they're tendancy to assume things about Christians. I said I major in science. I did not say I have a degree in science. Yet.
You twisted what I was asking about us living where our supposed ancestors live. If we evolved to better survive a climate/habitat then why/how do our supposed ancestors survive where we live? What would be the point of us evolving to humans if we could survive as pigs? I use pigs as an example because that theory came right out of a biology textbook. And if you must know why the theory exists I can explain that too.
If you all actually fully read my posts you wouldn't have missed the one where I admitted I was wrong about my link to Kent Hovind. I didn't look into his background. I admitted being wrong and I no longer use his information in debates about evolution. You seem insistant on bringing this up. Really you just seem more intent on slamming me than actually focusing on the topic.
Now one thing that bugs the heck out of me, Cleetus, is I said Mary was essentially a surrogate mother. You then insist that Jesus inherited her genes. Now since you seem to know everything about biology you should know that a surrogate mother does not infact pass on her genes.
And yes, William I do believe the son (not the sun) is a deity. I mentioned that earlier when I said that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. Trinity, three in one.
kk assume I do accept we evolved from fish or pigs or whatever you want to claim. Then where did it start? What is the ultimate predecessor of all things? How did this come to be? You really believe it just happened? You know the odds of one protein, let alone a whole being, randomly assembling itself in a livable manner? its one in trillions. You have a better chance marking a coin in a room filled with coins and telling a blind man to pick one at random and him picking that coin.
I am well aware of the world fluctuating. I believe in pangaea. Also what you are talking about, gradually adapting, key word 'adapting', to a gradually changing environment. I believe in that. Again, finches proved that. What you are suggesting is that whole new species were created when the ocean turned to desert. I believe in microevolution. Not Macroevolution. I'd like to make sure people eventually get this.
Once someone can connect the animal in the desert to one in the ocean. Then we'll be making headway in evolutionary theory. For now. Microevolution is undeniable. Macro is still debatable.
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Dispatch: A Boost From Boom For The Buffs
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"Dispatch" is a new online column from Triathlete Editor-at-Large Holly Bennett that will feature pro updates, industry news, happenings afield and otherwise random reports related to multi-sport. Look for "Dispatch" every Thursday on Triathlete.com.
The crowd was as pumped up and passionate as the athletes at any Kona roll-down ceremony. But instead of coveted slots to race on the Big Island, the people in attendance hoped to win one of numerous raffle prizes at the recent Boom Yogurt Bar fundraiser for the University of Colorado Triathlon Team. The prizes ranged from triathlon gear to gift certificates from Boulder businesses to a membership at pro triathlete hot-spot Flatirons Athletic Club. Several local pros, including Tim O'Donnell, Julie Dibens, Mary Beth Ellis, Tom Lowe and Boom's owner, Matt "Boom Boom" Reed, were on hand to enjoy the festivities and the frozen treats. Between raffle ticket sales and Boom's donation of 15% of the day's proceeds, the team's takeaway reached several hundred dollars, a welcome financial boost for the Buffs.
Triathlon is a club sport at CU, despite the team's dominance as 12-time national champions since they first banded together in 1993. CU triathletes do not benefit from sport scholarships doled out by the University. Instead, they rely mostly on donations from an alumni-formed 501(c)(3) non-profit and team sponsor discounts, as well as a University stipend and team members' own bank accounts to fund their travel expenses, coaching, gear costs and race entry fees.
"With over 100 due-paying members, it can be very costly to rent trailers for the bikes, rent vans to drive or buy plane tickets. As we get more money from fundraisers and donations we are able to use these funds to lessen the burden on our athletes," said Jesse Frank, a Mechanical Engineering undergraduate and CU Triathlon Team Officer. Last Friday's event was particularly timely, as 33 team members and two coaches will make the trek to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to compete in Saturday's 2012 USA Triathlon Collegiate National Championship.
Boom Yogurt Bar is a natural fit as a team sponsor. "With Matty and Kelly Reed [Matt's wife, herself a former professional triathlete] running Boom they really understand the needs and wants of triathletes," said Frank, who manages marketing for the team. "From the start, Boom has been exceptionally supportive. When we approached them about the fundraiser they jumped on board immediately and helped plan the event."
Boom not only provides discounted tasty and nutritious self-serve treats to this team of hungry triathletes, it offers them a meeting spot from which to start workouts and refuel afterward. The team also has access to the Boom Room (the yogurt shop's community room) for meetings and social gatherings.
The Reeds are committed to giving back to the sport that is a central focus of their family's life. "Matt and I feel that the CU triathlon team has great energy and a positive attitude and we're thrilled to sponsor the team," Kelly Reed said. "We feel it is important to help the younger triathlon generation experience our sport."
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Three families that I've done design work for put their houses on the market recently. All three of the houses sold within a week! I'm not afraid to say I believe the quick sales were not coincidences.
I know a lot of things contributed, such as the neighborhoods, real estate agents and listing prices. But what I also know is that each family took the time and effort to collaborate with me on a design plan and invested in quality pieces of furniture that they will continue to use. I helped these families pull together their new homes by using pieces from their previous homes and adding or altering where needed.
What has been really neat about it is that we used the same furniture and accessories, but in a new home the location of each piece was reworked. Chairs that were once used in a dining room got used in the living room of the new house. A settee that was once in the kitchen now got worked into a home office. With new paint colors and a new perspective on where everything is placed it all feels new without actually purchasing all new pieces.
I am amazed sometimes by how little some people are willing to invest in their homes. Yet many people will pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars for designer handbags, shoes or clothing. I have absolutely nothing against expensive designer clothing, but I am of the opinion that most of your furniture should have a longer lifespan than most of your clothing. A well thought out and designed space will stand the test of time–just look at anything Dorothy Draper, David Hicks, Billy Baldwin (take your pick of A list designers) did 40 plus years ago. Their work serves as endless inspiration for designers because even after all these years it is still chic and looks current. In many cases their designs have remained untouched and still exist as originally created, in homes and hotels, today.
Although I initially helped these families choose their furniture several years ago, there was not even a small discussion about replacing the pieces for any of them. In fact they were all pretty adamant that it get reworked into the new homes because they loved it so much. Heed the advice of Billy Baldwin: "Stick to things you really love. An honest room is always up to date."
Let your home be a reflection of your personal style and a place you are proud of. Let your home be a place to rest your mind and body after a long day of work or a place for your family to spend quality time together, or a place to entertain your friends and family. Don't be afraid to invest in your home, even if you do it over time.
I believe a comfortable and beautiful home can change your life… and will certainly help should you ever decide to sell!
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This homeowners previous dining room was much larger so we had space to use these great comfy black and white striped upholstered chairs on the ends. In their new home we easily moved these chairs into their living room since they no longer fit in the new dining room.
Here is a shot of the chairs in the new living room. We are still waiting for a few pieces to come in to finish off this room–a new sofa and rug. I can't wait to see it all put together though, it is going to be beautiful!
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Vincent Furnier was a shy, churchgoing, high-school track star and the son and grandson of preachers who had never even touched alcohol, much less illegal drugs.
Alice Cooper is a depraved sicko who likes to whip women, chop off the limbs of baby dolls, inadvertently kills chickens, sneers at the people who pay to see him, and ultimately ends up getting guillotined for his behavior. And he liked to imbibe massive amounts of Budweiser and cocaine. Massive.
That they two men are the same person has long been one of rock history's more fascinating stories, a real-life Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde -- albeit one dressed in leather and wearing snakes. In fact, footage from an old silent-film adaptation of the R.L. Stevenson story is strewn throughout Super Duper Alice Cooper to constantly drive the point home, as does the constant third-person discussion by Alice of Alice.
But this is not a documentary about the musical career of Alice Cooper. While songs, albums and tours get mentioned -- like the scene from an old black and white movie that inspired "School's Out" -- the heart of Super Duper Alice Cooper is about the singer's insanely wild ride to superstardom and personal story and struggles with abuse of various substances before finding redemption, literally.
He discussed his journey when Rocks Off spoke with him back in 2008.
In the beginning, "Alice Cooper" was the collective name of a five-man band, not just its singer. The film deals honestly with the group's dissatisfaction with the attention and spotlight going to the vocalist, which led to their dissolution before Cooper launched a hugely successful solo career.
It's not delved into as much as maybe it should have been. Two of those members get some say, and guitarist Michael Bruce's name isn't even mentioned. And it's clear that manager Shep Gordon (the subject of the recent Mike Myers-helmed documentary Supermensch) always had his eye on the prize. Anybody could play drums, guitar and bass. But there's only one Alice Cooper.
Inevitably, part of that more mainstream career trajectory turned Alice from a truly dangerous character parents could froth at to a kind of safe, eccentric character whom even housewives could love. The Cooper who showed up to sing on The Muppet Show would not think of showering the audience with women's panties, as he and Gordon had concocted for a show at the Hollywood Bowl years earlier.
But those old performers and Alice (he legally changed his name) knew that "Alice Cooper" was a character type as old as showbiz itself: the charismatic but inherently evil villain.
"I was the biggest rock star in the world," Cooper says today. "But this Alice Cooper character nearly killed me."
Indeed, when the line between man and character began to blur, things went downhill for Cooper's personal and professional life. By the time he appeared on Tom Snyder's TV show in the early '80s, his already slim frame now downright gaunt, and with slurred speech, smeared makeup and and odd hairstyle that made seem more like a deranged elderly aunt that the King of Shock Rock, it was time to get better.
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At Bohart Ranch just outside of Bozeman on Sunday, hundreds gathered for the annual Skinny Ski Festival. Bozeman native and former Olympic skier Leif Zimmermann was a guest instructor at the festival.
"It is fun to have a more beginner intro to nordic skiing for the community," said Zimmermann.
At age 22, Zimmermann's success at nordic skiing led him to the biggest competition in sports, the Olympics.
"I was one of the younger athletes, but it was definitely something I had been working towards for a very long time," said Zimmermann.
Sunday he was home in Bozeman to pass on his skill and love for the sport.
We also spoke to Theresa Leland, the director of programs at Bohart Ranch.
"The purpose of this is to introduce the community to nordic skiing," said Leland.
Leland knows it takes years of practice to reach Zimmerman's skill level. But she wants people to know nordic skiing is something you can try at any age.
"We have some 4-year-olds here and in the past we have had 75 and 80-year-olds up here," said Leland.
Sunday morning, the thermometer was reading in the negatives which may have deterred a few from showing up, but not Bozeman resident Denise Wiedenheft.
"I alpine ski, and I have tried classic skiing, but I wanted to try skate skiing, so it is the first time," said Wiedenheft.
We spoke to Wiedenheft after her one hour lesson.
"It seems like a great way to spend the winter, it seems very aerobic and it warms you up on a cold day," said Wiedenheft.
For Zimmermann it is an added bonus when people like Denise Wiedenheft are eager to learn his sport. He tells us he is looking forward volunteering again next year.
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Charles Krauthammer: Obama the oblivious
Managing, governing, negotiating, cajoling, crafting legislation, forging compromise. For these - this stuff of governance - Obama has shown little aptitude and even less interest. Perhaps, as Valerie Jarrett has suggested, he is simply too easily bored to invest his greatness in such mundanity.
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IBRIX Scale-Out NAS system consists of 12 servers with large amounts of cache and 6 dual controller storage arrays. They provide a total of 224 TB high performance usable storage capacity. Its remote replication capabilities offer a higher level of redundancy for important data.
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LinGA's internal Ibrix storage cluster contains 12 servers in six storage arrays. Four are located in LinGA's primary server facility and a separate pair are located in another building for off-site replication. Combined, the system contains 576 TB raw (224 TB usable) storage served to all LinGA compute clusters through 1Gig and 10Gig network links.
What is a "snapshot"
The storage system maintains "snapshots"–incremental backups–of the data. This is one of the many protections against data loss and is implemented on a partition-wide scale. This means that all shares (group and personal folders) in a partition (individuals, protected) have the same snapshot schedule and that it is not possible to add more replication or remove snapshots for specific groups.
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Note About Usage ("df" vs. "du")
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Typically df reports a value 4-5 times larger than du, though the usage depends on directory contents and recent file history. As an extreme example we will use a protected folder that has had many recent changes and deletions to large files.
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Has anyone had any luck in getting donations of a cruise from any of the cruise lines? We are considering a cruise raffle - and the cruise lines all seem to have some sort of donation program.
Many state very clearly that they donate to the cities they serve, I was wondering if they had leeway on that?
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The Mrs. has done a lot of charity fundraisers recently and picked up a lot of hotel stays. I don't know if she or anyone on the various committees approached any of the cruise lines, but I'm sure there's leeway in that. After all you're not looking for a direct donation of funds, and whoever wins will go on the cruise and spend money so it's not like they aren't getting anything back.
One other thing you can try since we always get hit up with timeshare presentation invites, is that if you go to those you get free trips. Last one we went on it was 5 nights in Hawaii or a 5-7 day cruise depending on port/destination. These companies buy those certificates in bulk, and whoever uses them is responsible for the taxes since those can't be included on cruises for some reason. You could handle them for the raffle winner to make it truly free, nothing against that happening but it's the companies that can't cover them.
Knowing there's a bunch of those resort/timeshare properties in Branson give them a shout and see if they'd be willing to donate one of those certificates or something along those lines.
We have done the Branson thing - and there is a lot they will do for us. Just looking for a gee whiz raffle prize. We are submitting for a couple of cruises. Thanks
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You might contact american airline, I see the on a charity bid site I use
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Silverleaf is partnered with Bass Pro to get people out to the resorts for the timeshare presentations, they're the ones with the certificates. I'm sure others have the same deals, so hit them up for one of those instead of a stay at the resorts.
Also check into Disney, they gave our daughter's elementary school park passes for the fundraiser. Prices just went up at Mickey's Gate too, was worth a few hundred.
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Much of the technology used in Sloan-Kettering, The largest private cancer
institution in the world, is state-of-the-art, of course. "Wireless
technologies are a critical component of our New York City facilities," says
Patricia C. Skarulis, vice president of information systems and chief
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Of course at any firm using multiple applications from different vendors makes
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New varieties of colorful carrots have arrived in U.K. supermarkets -- will they wow children, foodies, or both?
I may not be ready for cooler weather, but I am sure ready for fall food!
Yes, I realize we're still in the middle of growing season, but you want to be prepared for the day when it's time to harvest!
We visit a local organic seed company and an urban farmer talks about raised beds. While you wait for your plants to grow, enjoy the recipe using red buds.
If you get into the habit of saving the bones from your steaks, you'll have the 3-4 pounds of bones you'd needed to make stock in no time.
This recipe provides a great excuse to buy an entire chicken from your local farmer. The broth will be better than what you can make from store-bought birds.
This recipe is low in fat and high in taste. Mustard seed adds a nice zing.
Looking for some new dishes to spice up your holiday meal? Try this collard greens dish from Brazil and a clever way to present steamed catfish.
Enjoying the bounty of root vegetables? Try combining them with breakfast gravy and pour it over some biscuits to have a hearty start to the day.
We're celebrating veggies of all kinds. The cucumber soup is tasty in a bowl or spooned over some fish, and the salad uses carrots, radishes, and seaweed.
This week, engineered salmon is scrutinized by everyone except the FDA, carrot snack machines are a hit and the Iowa egg farmer's apologies fall to deaf ears.
Skeptics are eating their words. Junk food is out of school vending machines and carrots are in.
Today we have two soups that can be served either hot or cold. They also work great as pasta sauces, and as an added bonus they're both vegan-friendly.
This summer salad with citrus, dates and (edible) nasturtium flowers is delicious and beautiful too!
Earth Eats contributor Alex Lopez went on an adventure this week in search of turnips to make a spiced, braised, tagine style, root vegetable dish.


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We're Wondering How Many New Mothers Will Choose the Name Jason for their Babies Today?
According to Atnevon's math there are 4 million babies born in the US each year. That means every year (based on recent stats over at babycenter.com), there are 11, 344 Jason's born, which reveals there were approximately 31 Jason's born today.
Think about that while you sleep tonight.
Friday the 13th is never complete without Jason. So in honor of that we've added "Friday the 13th" to our film section.
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Feb. 12, 2012 NORMAL, Ill. – The Illinois State men's golf team will travel to Orlando, Fla. to participate in The Match Play Monday and Tuesday. The 12-team tournament will be held at the par-72, 7,257 yard Watson Course at Reunion Resort. The Redbirds will begin The Match Play on Monday by facing off against USC Upstate. If they are victorious, they will advance in the tournament bracket to face the winner of Marquette and USF. If USC Upstate takes the first match, the Redbirds will move on to play the loser of Marquette and USF. "With the preparation we've put in, I really think we're ready to go," said Kralis. "The Match Play is a nice format for us to kick off the spring, as I feel that we have a group capable of making birdies, which will be necessary to succeed in this format. We've got a tough opponent in the first match with USC Upstate, but I feel like we are a better team than what we showed in the fall, and there's no reason this can't be the week we display that to the rest of the field." Competing for the Redbirds will be senior Eric Meier, juniors Ricky Hearden and Matt Solis, sophomore Wils Hawn and freshman Jordan Fahel. Junior Ryan Murphy will also be making his spring debut. "I'm excited to get Ryan back in the lineup," said Kralis. "He worked really hard in the offseason and I've seen a lot of positive results. I feel that we are real strong throughout our lineup, and I'm looking forward to seeing how that translates."
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Hello Everyone,
Just wondering if anyone can suggest me best network design for configuring HA with 8 ESX hosts per cluster (PowerEdge 6850) each having 6 network cards. The client I am supporting is having following configuration - 1. Two Network Cards for vSwitch0 for Service Console and VMotion. 2. Two Network Cards for vSwitch1 for Virtual Machines. 3. Two Network Cards for vSwitch2 again for VMs. I am seeing lot of issues related to HA & DRS in existing configuration and i am going to suggest following modifications - 1. A backup Service console in each host (is that needs to be in the same network that of primary service console???) 2. A dedicated NIC for service console and one NIC shared betweek backup service console and VMKernel port. Can anyone give some inputs here? Thanks in advance! |
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Your VMKernel port is for VMotion or iSCSI/NAS traffic. Sharing of this NIC assumes you're OK with the sudden burst of VMotion or iSCSI storage traffic on your COS network. It also requires all the VMKernel components to be IPd on the same network. This more or less falls in line with my first comment though.
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Thanks Jason for your reply.
As there are 6 NICs in each host so I think its not a bad idea to have a backup service console on different vSwitch attached to a different NIC. Also in this case as there will be already a primary service console for the HA hearbeats so I think the vSwitch containing backup service console can be shared with the VMKernel port for VMotion. Do you know if there is anyway by which we can dedicate a particual service console for HA heartbeats? if that one goes down then heartbeats should start using backup like primary and secondary?
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OBJECTIVE: The modified algorithm for the non-invasive determination of cardiac output (CO) by electrical bioimpedance-electrical velocimetry (EV)-has been reported to give reliable results in comparison with echocardiography and pulmonary arterial thermodilution (PA-TD) in patients either before or after cardiac surgery. The present study was designed to determine whether EV-CO measurements reflect intraindividual changes in CO during cardiac surgery. DESIGN: Prospective, observational study. SETTING: Operating room (OR) and intensive care unit (ICU) of a university hospital. PATIENTS: Twenty-nine patients undergoing elective cardiac surgery. INTERVENTIONS: None. MEASUREMENTS: CO was determined simultaneously by PA-TD and EV after induction of anesthesia (t1) and 4.9+/-3.5 h after ICU admission (t2). RESULTS: TD-CO was 3.9+/-1.4 and 5.4+/-1.1 l/min at t1 and t2 (p < 0.0001). EV-CO was 4.3+/-1.1 and 4.9+/-1.5 l/min at t1 and t2 (p = 0.013). Bland-Altman analysis showed a bias of -0.4 l/min and 0.4 l/min and a precision of 3.2 and 3.6 l/min (34.3% and 67.4%) at t1 and t2, respectively. Analysis of the individual pre- to postoperative changes in CO with both methods revealed bidirectional changes in n = 12 patients and unidirectional changes with a difference greater than 50% and less than 50% in n = 9 and n = 8 patients, respectively. CONCLUSIONS: The disagreement between PA-TD and EV-CO measurements after anesthesia induction and after ICU admission, as well as the fact that thoracic bioimpedance did not adequately reflect pre- to postoperative changes in CO, questions the reliability of EV-CO measurements in cardiac surgery patients and contrasts sharply with previous studies. |
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Mother's Day is this Sunday! Mom's are the best, but we saw this list of all time favorite TV moms and DON'T agree!According to a survey from YourTango, these are the all-time favorite TV moms:
Gilmore Girls' Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham)
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The Waltons' Olivia Walton (Michael Learned)
7th Heaven's' Annie Camden (Catherine Hicks)
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An event of considerable importance to settlers in the Hawea district will be the establishment of a motor lorry service between Hawea and the railway terminus at Clyde.
To meet the special needs of this piece of country a large and powerful wagon has just been imported by Mr W.F. Searle, of Oamaru, for Mr George Partridge, of Lowburn, and yesterday the wagon was inspected by a Times representative.
It is a ''Commer'' British-made machine from Luton, England, and when all complete weighs four and a-quarter tons. The body of the wagon is 14ft by 7ft, and it is designed to carry a load of about six tons. The engine is a 40-h.p. one, R.A.C. rating, and is fitted with a patent five-speed gearbox. It is so arranged that the gears are always in mesh, thus avoiding the possibility of stripping, and it is claimed that no other motor lorry is made in this way, as the patent is a special protection of the ''Commer'' Company.
The engine has an extra high road clearance, suitable for the particular kind of country in which it will be used, and it is fitted with a winding gear, by means of which the wagon can haul itself out if at any time it becomes stuck. Aluminium oil-tight chain cases are a convenience of considerable value. The wheels are 40in in diameter, fitted with twin solid rubber tyres, giving an 11in tread on the driving wheel.
The motor travels at from one to two miles on the lowest gear, up to 20 miles an hour on the top speed, and one great object which it is expected to achieve is to bring a load of grain or other merchandise from Hawea to Clyde and return to the starting-point in a single day. The Dunedin Expansion League is at present negotiating with the Vincent County Council to arrange for motor traffic to be allowed at certain hours of the day on the east side of the river, where motor traffic is at present prohibited. Special arrangements will be made with the coach traffic to avoid the dangers of meeting in the gorge.
The lorry Mr Partridge has secured has an extremely solid and businesslike appearance, the the most casual inspection shows it has been built to stand really hard service.
• For the moment we are righteously at odds with the Harbour Board because of the enormity they would perpetrate at Lake Logan - a shallow loop or bend of the Upper Harbour withdrawn into the hills.
What the Oval was for years and years, what the foreshore by the railway is now - a Gehenna of smouldering rubbish heaps, dead cats, battered kerosene tins - is the board's ideal for Lake Logan. Put otherwise, they intend what they call ''reclaiming'' it, a process which would last till the days of our children's children. The present generation will know Lake Logan only as a dumping place for mud scraped from the Harbour bottom and as a tip for the corporation dust carts.
As we have it now, the lake is pleasant to see, pleasant to loiter near; you may boat and you may fish; it is sheet of water predestined to children's regattas; at little expense it might be greatly improved. We have just woke up to the fact that the Harbour Board would take it from us. Are we in time? I think we are. The auguries point that way. Or if too late to stop the thing itself, we are still in time to ask - Whom shall we hang? - Civis.
• The report of the destruction of a church by lightning between Rata and Porewa, in the Rangitikei district, has been confirmed. It appears that a big flash of lightning was seen to strike the building, and in a very brief space of time it was reduced to ashes. The lightning also shattered a large tree near Rata at the same time, and it, too, burst into flames. The church destroyed was prized in the district for its early associations. - ODT 8.2.1913.
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This is a fascinating archival letter. 'Civis' evokes Gehenna, the hellish rubbish dump outside Jerusalem, attributes predestination to Lake Logan, and wants to hang someone. A scary tub thumper of 100 years ago.
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