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Counselling, counselling skills and encouraging pupils to talk: clarifying and addressing confusion
UNSPECIFIED. (1999) Counselling, counselling skills and encouraging pupils to talk: clarifying and addressing confusion. BRITISH JOURNAL OF GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING, 27 (1). pp. 23-33. ISSN 0306-9885
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The context in which counselling approaches operate in schools is outlined. The issues that arise front the location of counselling skills and the practice of counselling in the framework of pastoral care and of personal and social education ave discussed both from a historical perspective and in terms of the current educational climate. Ways in which counselling and counselling skills might be more appropriately and effectively used in schools are considered.
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Differentiated Instruction Allows Students to Succeed
One of the hardest things for a teacher to do is to treat students differently. It goes against our very nature. We are programmed to treat each child the same as we would treat any other child. No child deserves special privilege, nor does any child deserve less attention -- regardless of race, gender or academic ability.
It grates on our nerves when that know-it-all student who always sits in the front row always demands time to show off. It frustrates us to no end when the student in the back of the class makes rude noises and refuses to stay on task.
Making Decisions
Which students miss out most? It is the student in the middle who doesn't cause problems, who obeys, conforms, and never demands attention. We rarely give her the time of day in our race to take care of the extremes.
I had one of those students in my classroom. He was in my intermediate Spanish class and always sat in the middle. He never said a lot, and he did his work quietly. He wasn't the best in the classroom, and he wasn't the worst. I remember that he did struggle with rolling his rs. One day, he didn't come to class, and we got word that he had committed suicide. Not that I could have done anything to prevent this, but you always have the nagging doubt that perhaps you could have made a difference. In that moment, I vowed to never assume the quiet ones were OK.
Yet even with that, we are pressured to give the students with more needs more attention than those students who have less needs. The largest conflict about differentiated instruction boils up inside of us when we try to assign a grade to that differentiated instruction.
How can we justifiably give the students the same grade when the quality, quantity, or content of the performance is different? I have yet to read a truly compelling argument to answer that question. Most people mumble something about grades being a relative measure of student performance and designed for communication of progress only.
So, this is my attempt to make sense of this dilemma and perhaps calm a few nervous hearts in the process. In my prior post, I discussed the idea of intrinsic differentiation and the role of active learning and active teaching. Now, I want to discuss designed differentiation a bit.
Meeting Students Where They Are
Designed differentiation is the deliberate act of modifying instruction or an assignment in order to customize the effect to match the particular developmental level and skills of a student or group of students. The ideal is to provide equivalent learning activities that cater to the students' strengths but bring all of the students to the same learning objective. On one end of the spectrum is the one-size-fits-all learning activity, while on the other end is the completely individualized learning plan for each student. Although I believe it is time for the latter, realism demands that teachers deal with something that hovers around the middle of the continuum.
The best teachers throughout time have always found ways to reach individual students. Teachers today are no different. We have all sorts of designed differentiation strategies that help teachers offer variety and choice to students of different skills and needs. We can
- vary the length or quantity of the assignment.
- extend or curtail the duration of the assignment.
- change the language of the assignment.
- scaffold the learning activity from hard to medium to easy.
- compact the activity and teach only what they don't know.
- give them learning activities that let them perform the same learning objective with multiple mediums like summarizing a story they have read through narrative, drama, song, poetry, art, or design.
Allow for Do-Overs
There is also a strong movement of simply allowing students to work at their own pace through computer-aided instruction, or SRA-type curriculum. There is one more type of designed differentiation method I believe is underutilized -- the rough draft.
When a student is given a learning assignment to turn in, is it really a learning assignment if they have only one chance at meeting the mastery-level standard? Clearly identified standards of performance are necessary to make this work, but when a student submits a substandard piece of work, rather than assign a grade immediately, we can provide personalized, individual feedback to that student, which includes providing suggestions for improvement and giving it back to the student for revision.
Is there a limit to the number of times this can be done to help a student overcome a particular learning obstacle? Some students might be able to do it right the first time, while others need several revisions. This strategy is the ultimate in designed differentiation.
Typically, we see this kind of opportunity only in English and social studies classes. Why not math and science? After all, if the student eventually gets the concept, isn't that what counts? The thing I like about this approach is that no student is left out -- not even the quiet, no-problem kids.
What are your successes with designed differentiation? What are your challenges? Please share your thoughts.
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Mr. Johnson,
Thank you for sharing your experiences. It must have been devastating to lose a student in that manner. I would agree that the quiet ones in the middle are the students who are neglected the most. It is frustrating to devote our attention to the ones who tend to demand it. I, myself, find this quite difficult. Even though I have been teaching for nine years, I know that I am not as consistant as I would like to be. I also know that it is important to separate the student from the behavior. This can be equally challenging. It does affect my self-efficacy, which in turn affects my efficiency.
I agree that allowing for do-overs is important. In the program that I teach, all students must reach a 75% proficiency before they are allowed to move on. This is quite effective. I am able to assess more clearly and students learn to put forth full effort the first time.
Thanks for your thoughts. They are helpful!
I'm newly back to the classroom, teaching science to Middle School students with severe emotional disabilities. I love, love, love, technology, and gladly so do my students! I am also blessed with almost one computer per student. My biggest challenge in teaching, is that while it is a snap to motivate the students to learn, it's not always so easy to get them to want to learn what administration wants them to learn. Dry ice is cool (pun); molecular structure of water is (yawn) boring. My students are required to take 'formative assessments' after each unit of study. I agree that having a foundation of common knowledge (facts) is important. I want them to know that air is mostly hydrogen, not oxygen. But they could care less. "Let's just do some more dry ice experiments!" The students have great, inquiring minds. They can think, explore, problem solve (on good days). But they are also extremely good at non-conforming. I could use some insight into how to get across the 'curriculum', (read: information on the test), and still have time to do what really interests them? By the way, much of this population does not read very well, so their content vocabulary is minimal. Watching video streams only goes so far with them, because they focus on the pictures and tune out the commentary. Suggestions?
The idea of designed differentiation where I have completely individualized learning plans for each of my students is something I would really like to achieve. As a first year teacher, I have yet to master being able to provide equivalent learning activities that cater to students' strengths, but also bring all of the students to the same learning objective. Your suggestions really motivated me to try harder at reaching this goal. I also gained new insights and ideas as to how to go about succeeding. Thank you!
I teach 6-8th grade science and I have had great success with differentiation. For assessments, I allow students 2 days in class (45 minute periods) to complete an assessment. If students choose to take the test: Day 1 will be a study guide and Day 2 will be the test. If students choose to do a project: Day 1 and 2 will be spent working on the project in class while I usually allow a weekend to finish the project outside of class. During the assessment days test takers are on the right side of the room while the project students are on the left. During day 2 students can't talk until all the test takers are done. Most often students choose their appropriate assessment but sometimes I have to urge a student to change their assessment.
I have started to try having students "redo" or turn in a rough draft of an assessment if it is lower than a C. Most often I found that students do try hard but sometimes don't understand the question or didn't really get the concept. This allows students to be held accountable for the material.
Science notebooks have also allowed for differentiation of instruction. Through the notebooks students get to choose how to complete their notes or output (reflection on the assignment). NSTA is a great resource if you are interested in using science notebooks.
I teach at a charter school and have 1st-4th grades all together. We do not give grades, but each assignment must be turned in corrected or, in the case of projects, done to the best of that student's ability. Students keep portfolios of their work and have presentations of learning for parents and staff twice each year. Parents, students and teachers meet six times each year to keep track of progress.
Having a student for four years really helps me to know where to extend, encourage, demand more or accept an assignment as complete. We do constant do-overs and have very few deadlines; however no assignment may be skipped or left uncorrected. We also don't wait for others. If a student's assignment is finished that student may help design the next assignment and get started. Then he or she gets to be the model for others. My students are very used to the process of revision and correcting, but new students I get really resist the process at first. They want to be "done" and I've had more than one hold his head and groan when asked to edit a paper.
It is very difficult at times to keep track of each student's progress when they are all working on different things. But I feel I have so many more opportunities for student growth than I did when teaching at a traditional elementary school. I used to feel real despair about my students who seemed to slip through the cracks. I don't feel that way anymore.
Learning something just because it is cool is not enough to keep the typical student's attention, let alone those that already have a tendency to be emotionally charged. Your job is not necessarily to come up with cool things to do, but mainly to create a learning environment that motivates the students to learn. The students' job is to come up with what is cool about what they are learning--they don't know this usually. Intrinsic learning (student run) is always better than extrinsic (teacher run). Anyway, here are some ideas I thought of.
Computers force students to read, so that is a good thing. To get any information, they have to type too(--also good). You need to give the students a reason to go to the computer to get information. You can start with essential questions about dry ice--What does it do to water? (makes it fizzy) How does that change the the molecular structure of water? (it adds CO2). Then do some advanced research and come up with some websites that they must type in to the computer to discover what dry ice does to water. Eventually, they will learn how soda is made and what changes happen with water. Have them put together a powerpoint presentation about their discoveries (writing is good).
This could lead to the ideas of chemical reactions. Diet Coke and Mentos produce an immediate reaction. Why? You could have them see the Utube videos on this and then have them find out the science behind this. When they get their report done, then they can do the real thing (motivation to learn). (you need to talk to them about safety here--not to do this at home or school.)
This could lead to questions about solids dissolved in water and crystal making. You could take that to the composition of the oceans'salt water, then the water cycle and the three states of matter. Have them find out why ice floats, and what would happen if it didn't. Investigations on iceburgs, the Titanic, submarines traveling under the North Pole, Deep sea recovery, Blood and nitrogen, pressure, temperature layers, ocean zones, currents, creatures in the ocean, effect of ocean on climate, and on and on... NASA has a ton of stuff (you have to sift it first, because the kids will get lost in it--there is so much).
That computer is the window to the world. Have the students do some real life exploring (guided) for knowledge.
Good luck to you! Have a blast with this!
Ben Johnson (Author)
San Antonio, TX


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December 26. Over this snowless Christmas vacation, many Nordic skiers living in the Wenatchee Valley are getting frustrated by the lack of a nearby places to go Nordic skiing. Stevens Pass Nordic is open as is Echo Ridge (above Lake Chelan) but places that are really close to home seem non-existent. Or are they? Mark Shipman just sent us this picture and a note capturing the Nordic skiing up on Blewett Pass.
"Thanks to a tip from Dave Jaecks, we skated many lovely miles on perfectly groomed roads off Blewett Pass today. I believe they groomed it Thursday."
Snowmobiles and Nordic Skiing: The groomed trails Mark is referring to are part of the groomed snowmobile system starting at Blewett Pass. Cross country skiers are allowed on these snowed-over roads that are groomed, but on weekends the roads can be busy with snowmobiles moving at moderate speeds. The experience of using the groomed snowmobile trails is far more enjoyable for Nordic skiers (and safer for everyone) if skiers use them on weekdays rather than weekends. On this slow-to-get-going snow year, we're not sure how busy the trails were on Saturday when Mark skated them – snowmobilers, like Nordic skiers, may be unaware that Blewett Pass has enough snow on the roads to operate.
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I have had both the Baiardo and Star 5 in my shop and have strung extensively on both. Both are nice but head to head I'd take the Baiardo. Stringing all day on the Baiardo is so much easier on the back its amazing. Yes we broke more poly on the Star 5, never on the Baiardo. The Baiardo looks better in Person, the Star 5 is all plastic and frankly looks cheap in comparison. If its in your basement looks don't really matter but in a pro shop it matters. I have never had to repair either but sending the Baiardo in is much easier to ship the electronics back if there is an issue versus the whole machine. I like the locking system on turn table on the wilson much better if your stringing a lot of princes. Although both have very rounded pieces I'd say the star 5 gets the string caught more than the Baiardo. Again both are great machines I don't want to sound like I'm ripping the Star 5 but head to head we swtiched to the Baiardo and have since added a 2nd and sold our Star 5.
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I definitely do but tonight I got to experience my guardian angel in action. I think she came with my car. :) My car used to belong to my mother in law. Very randomly and even when they are turned off my cars windshield wipers will just wave at me one time. I always say "Hi Mom" when it happens. I know it's a little crazy but it feels right.
Tonight I lost control of my car on a very slick hill and ran into an embankment and then bounced around doing a 180 and landing almost laying on my side in a ditch.
I unhooked my seat belt and fell into the passenger seat and then searched for my phone which had gone flying with all the impacts. I called my husband and said "babe - I think I need a new car".
I had hit HARD and spun around and hit HARD again. I was a little shook up but experiencing an adrenaline rush so I called Pete, called 911, then called roadside assistance for a tow truck. I told the tow truck driver that he better bring a flat bed cause I didn't know if it was going to be able to tow on the road.
Then I sat and waited, and waited and waited. 45 minutes later the state police showed up. He was super nice and did not give me a ticket for driving too fast for road conditions. Several nice people had stopped to help right after it happened too, one a first responder wanted to take my vitals but I was fine.
Shocked really but I floated through that accident as if in a big bubble. I didn't get banged up or whipped around at all. I felt like I was wrapped in bubble wrap or packed in cotton and I know what that accident should have felt like as I've had similar ones before.
When they towed my car out of the ditch to my utter disbelief and complete AWE, the only visible damage was the front bumper loose on the edges and turned slightly down. The entire passenger side of my vehicle had been down in a ditch up against an embankment and I hit HARD. Not a scratch.
So far from needing a new car I might need a new bumper. Or maybe that one just has to be put back in it's place?
I definitely believe a little more strongly in protection from angels tonight. And whether my guardian angel is my mother in law or just some poor random angel assigned to me I feel blessed.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
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- Patrick said...
Wow! Whatever or whoever was on your side thank goodness you were unharmed. MS caregiving is too physical.
Caregivingly Yours,
Patrick - March 3, 2013 at 11:12 AM
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Ummm... last I checked, my husband was 36 years old and perfectly capable of making his own decisions. After 21 years together, I fully trust my husband. I do not care if he goes out- of course, my guy is the biggest computer nerd ever, so when he goes out, he meets other computer nerds and they play games. As a matter of fact, he is at his pal's house tonight playing Dungeons and Dragons. He goes every Tuesday night. On Saturday morning, he will be meeting the men from our Sunday School group and they will go work in a lady's yard doing all kinds of work since she is wheel chair bound. Next Saturday, he will be going to a game day for Church where he is a Mentor for teens. He goes out every week and I have no issue with it at all. I am perfectly capable of parenting our children while he is gone- I'm a SAHM and I do it all day everyday anyway while he is upstairs in his office working. His weekly game nights are some of the only times he leaves the house.
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"In my eyes, I don't plan on missing anything," Jones said at a Play 60 event during the NFL's Rookie Symposium today. "I'm going to get back as quick as I can and come back 100%."
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Between Heaven and Hell (novel)
This article relies largely or entirely upon a single source. (November 2012) |
Author | Peter Kreeft |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Genre | Christian novel |
Publisher | InterVarsity Press (US) |
Publication date
1982 |
Media type | Print (Hardback & Paperback) |
Pages | 115 pp |
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LC Class | PS3561.R3817 B4 1982 |
Between Heaven and Hell: A Dialog Somewhere Beyond Death with John F. Kennedy, C. S. Lewis, & Aldous Huxley is a novel by Peter Kreeft about U.S. President John F. Kennedy, and authors C. S. Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia) and Aldous Huxley (Brave New World) meeting in Purgatory and engaging in a philosophical discussion on faith. It was inspired by the odd coincidence that all three men died on the same day: November 22, 1963. We see from the three points of view: Kennedy's "modern Christian" view, Lewis's "conservative Christian" or "mere Christian" view, and Huxley's "Orientalized Christian" view. The book progresses as Lewis and Kennedy discuss Jesus' being God incarnate, to Lewis and Huxley discussing whether or not Jesus was a deity or "just a good person."
Note: An Expanded Edition was published by InterVarsity Press on May 16, 2008.
The Great Conversation[edit]
The Great Conversation is a concept partially born out of Kreeft's novel. For the most part, it is an idea put forth by various Catholic apologists like Kreeft that all people in purgatory will naturally converse with each other to ascertain where they are and how they got there. According to Kreeft the best way to think of it is as a large social gathering in which, almost invariably, every participant has exactly the same questions on his or her mind.[1]
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Charming exposure errors part 2: the thick Diana roll
6 19 Share TweetStylish pictures which are "eaten" above and below by light that you get with a thick Diana roll. This most likely results when the film is loaded too loosely or is wound up wrong. But just exactly how, I haven't yet figured out myself...
A few weeks ago, it happened to me for the first time: when I had finished spooling my Medium format Film and opened the cover to my Diana , I noticed I was holding an unusually thick film roll in my hand. But since I'm rather imperfect when taking pictures, I brought it to the lab without any particular protection. There, of course, the lab man promptly scolded me, but since I'm a big fan of pretty light leaks(when not entirely eaten away), so I was not deterred.
For those who want to avoid this effect it is recommended to immediately protect the role from light and wrap with aluminum foil.
Here is my small collection of various films, which has meanwhile accumulated:
Of course the error affects only the outer images, or about the last three (numbers 10, 11 and 12), depending on the thickness of the role.
If you would like a little more, you can squeeze the film back and forth a little, but I went too far ;) with the Fuji 800Z I had someone take for me, and there's not much that can be seen:
Presumably you can get the extra effect if you insert the film a little more loosely.
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All these trolls are making me FIRSTY!
Let's face a fact: Most of the time lawyers are billing they're not doing legal work at all. They're playing on the internet, often reading "blawgs" or any of the numerous lawyer chat boards that have sprung up since the glory days of the original "Greedy Associates" site, when Y2K was our biggest national concern.
And with the proliferation of these sites, so to have come the trolls—those under-the-bridge dwelling miscreants who live for nothing but the satisfaction of aggravating, irritating and insulting as many people as they can via the comments sections of blawgs and threads on chat boards.
We've decided to sketch out the prime offenders. For your reading pleasure (bill as ".3 – Misc. Research re: Penske suit"), here are the seven species of legal website troll:
1"This Site Sucks" Guy. Responds to every post on abovethelaw.com with a comment about how "This site used to be funny, but sucks now." Never explains why it was better before or why it's not funny now. Or why he nevertheless keeps reading it.
Hobbies: compulsively reading abovethelaw.com; compulsively commenting on abovethelaw.com
Bridge Under Which He Resides: abovethelaw.com, exclusively
2Grammar Teacher. No original thought or criticism of anything in the story or the preceding comments in the thread. Just a sniffy, self-aggrandizing little note about how someone in a previous comment used "it's" where "its" was proper. And therefore is not, and never will be, partner material.
Hobbies: Font-surfing; complaining to IT department about how WordPerfect form of Courier New was superior to MSWord's; reading latest edition of Service Partner Weekly (Non-Equity Edition)
Favorite Bridges: abovethelaw.com; Infirmation.com
3"First!" Guy. The Forrest Gump of legal chat board trolls. Pathologically follows website, responding immediately to every new story with "First!" or some variation on it. Amusing when the reflexive "I'm firsty!" or "These pretzels are making me firsty!" immediately follows story on an office shooting or a noted public interest lawyer's recent demise from stomach cancer.
Hobbies: Ritalin; Bingo; Pavlovian feedback loops
Preferred Bridge: abovethelaw.com
4"Pwned" Guy. Only appears in flame wars between commenters. Offers single-word replies in any exchange where one commenter bests another; "Pwned!" or "Pwn3d!" (Hacker-speak for "Burn!" or "You been served!") Clearly buys IT manager's stories about scoring "boy-band ass."
Hobbies: World of Warcraft; Masturbation
Bridges of Choice: Autoadmit.com; JDunderground.com
5Reverend Kane. This poster is the internet equivalent of Reverend Kane, the walking skeleton who comes to the door of the house in Poltergeist and starts screaming hysterically, "You're going to die! All of you are going to die!" Any time Kane sees a story or comment about alternative careers for lawyers, he immediately posts a litany of reasons anyone who even attempts to leave the field for something better will fail, contract a loathsome disease and die penniless, alone and cursing the moment he considered abandoning The Law.
Hobbies: Digging his rut until he reaches China
Bridges Under Which He Seethes: abovethelaw.com; Infirmation.com
6The "TTT" Brigade. This species responds to any post or story suggesting career dissatisfaction with a screed explaining why the poster or subject of the story is clearly "TTT" material—one who attended a "third tier toilet" law school. Confusion abounds, however, as in recent years the term has been used so frequently and for so many purposes (in many cases randomly and with no apparent meaning at all) that it's basically become a sign of chat board Tourette's.
Hobbies: Attending miserable TTT law school; Nihilist Society
Favored Bridges: Autoadmit.com; JDunderground.com
7The Rapierist Wit. This Casanova uses the chat board to woo fellow classmates, offering wry witticisms on their previous dating misadventures:
Learnedhandjob: You see that chick in Torts with the huge rack?
Jackoff: Her name's Marissa. She fucked like five guys in the class above us. Loves it in the ass.
Learnedhandjob: I'd fucking hit that shit till it was raw, yo.
Jackoff: Fucking TTT bitch! Assplay = Pwned!
Hobbies: Catching, mutilating stray cats; stalking
Home Bridge: Autoadmit.com
All these trolls are making me FIRSTY!
Yea, thank GAWD we have an outlet for airing our frustrations! Better here than on some unsuspecting real young trolls. We had enough of them in law school.
So which category would Al Dickman fall into?
OMG! Pacific Reporter just pwned Al Dickman!
I don't see a category befitting Dickman. He's unique.
Dickman rules
Is Autoadmit still in business? Weren't they sued out of existence for letting a group of clowns post threats to female law students?
Totally Top Tier
Funny piece. Good on ya!
VERY funny!!!!
where's Dickman?
This is the best site— I freakin' love it here. Those descriptions are spot on, perfect!! I can not stand the grammar guy, or the "first" douche… man, I thought I was the only one. Great, great, great work.
what about the guys at my high school used to guy? no big deal?
I think AutoAdmit is still around, but traffic must have subsided, because their ignorant bilge has been seeping like particularly nasty sewage onto other blawgs over the past year–Abovethelaw being the prime example.
It IS hilarious that the xoxo crowd voted in Elie Mystal as EIC at ATL, then lost their minds when they finally saw his picture. HA HA!
This is clearly a TTT blawg who can't spell right. It's not Trolls, but Trawls. The Philalawyer is clearly a douche who laments not having a job on ATL and is sad because of the low traffic at his site.
AND being first is really cool!
"And with the proliferation of these sites, so to have come the trolls"
Pretty sure you meant "so too have come the trolls." You will obviously never make partner. PWN3D!!!1!
PL- This is all pretty spot on. You neglected to mention some of the more relevant schticks (or just schticks in general) that have been infesting the boards for the last few years. More sir!
this is so right on!


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Progressive Field will be packed with fans wanting to catch a glimpse of Stephen Strasburg.
CLEVELAND — The circus has arrived in Cleveland.
A large crowd (anywhere from 30,000-35,000) is expected. An extra 50 media members have been credentialed. There will be three TV crews (MASN in D.C., STO in Cleveland and TBS around the country). All to watch Stephen Strasburg make his second big-league start.
Strasburg will have a little different defense behind him. Ryan Zimmerman will be DH'ing, with Alberto Gonzalez at third base. Michael Morse also is in the lineup, starting in right field.
Check back for updates throughout. There should be plenty…
NATIONALS at INDIANS
Where: Progressive Field
Gametime: 1:05 p.m.
TV: Ch. 50-HD, MASN2-HD, TBS-HD (outside D.C. and Cleveland)
Radio: WFED-1500 AM, WWFD-820 AM
Weather: Partly cloudy, 79 degrees, Wind 8 mph in from LF
2B Cristian Guzman
CF Nyjer Morgan
DH Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam Dunn
- Brian - Jun 13, 2010 at 2:57 PM
A much better lineup today, though Bernadina in CF might be better. I'm disappointed that I have to go up to MD since my parents made reservations for brunch at 1:15. What were they thinking???
- Doc - Jun 13, 2010 at 3:07 PM
Mark, Brian brings up a good point. I think that Bernadina is the better fit for CF, and potentially a better hitter than Morgan. Do you think that Bernadina will get more time in CF during the last half of the season?
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 3:39 PM
Riggleman should sit Morgan and play Bernadina in CF and Morse in RF. This team is offensively challenged so Morse needs to play regularly.
- JayB - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:05 PM
Mark seems too busy chasing the sexy story today (one win) verses the two self inflicted loses to one of the worst teams in baseball. Oh well he is following the money, which I understand I guess but I am not sure that is what I paid my dues for.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:08 PM
Does anyone know what the best way to watch a Nats game overseas is? I'm in Germany for work and don't want to miss this game.
- Andrew - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:11 PM
Anon – Sign up for MLB.TV right now! I think they have a $79 special running then you can watch on your computer.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:11 PM
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- Mark Zuckerman - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:26 PM
JayB: What exactly is it you want me to be doing? Ask Riggleman if he's intentionally trying to lose a ballgame because he's not starting Michael Morse? Ask him five different times why Ryan Zimmerman is DHing today? The Nats lost two games. They didn't play well. They were dominated by a very good pitcher last night. You know what? It happens. Teams lose ballgames. It's a 162-game season. Each one isn't life and death.In other words: Chill out, dude.
- Arlington Big Fish - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:31 PM
Mark, don't let JayB get your goat. We all know he (she?)'s a chronic complainer. Keep up the good work; I think I'm getting more than my money's worth
- JayB - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:37 PM
Mark,Yes that is what I want to know. Riggs rationalizations about Harris and Kennedy make no sense with respect to what he is doing with Morse. DHing Zim makes no sense and DHing Harris last night with Willingham in LF makes not sense. Going into a 3 game set with the chance to get to .500 and putting those line ups out there set a losing tone. Fausto was facing a Nats line up with 4 guys hitting under .200 for the Month. Was he that good or was the Nats lineup that bad?I honestly do believe that Riggs planned out long ago to go into Cleveland and play a weak lineup to give Acta a boost. That is just what he did not to lose on purpose but to time when he was going to to it to Acta's benifit. Was anyone surprised that Kennedy made another error? Harris struck out twice?
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:46 PM
JayB = moron. Just refund his money, Mark.
- Jim Webster - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:53 PM
JayB's screed is the silliest one could imagine. Let's just suppose he's in training to be a failed novelist.
- Chris - Jun 13, 2010 at 4:59 PM
Please listen to anonymous and tell JayB he's no longer welcome, Mark. This place would be a much better place without him.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:01 PM
I know which posts to skip.
- Anony-miss - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:04 PM
JayB's conspiracy theory. The Friday and Saturday games were fugly so JayB thinks Riggleman had the fix on?I also saw Shoeless Joe running across the field!
- peric - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:11 PM
And you jack-o-ninnies give me grief?I was a Morse and JD Martin fan from the very start. Well before anyone else dudes. Yeah Mark what do you think of that? Huh? And I was right about Trevor Holder. Now look at everyone … and your whining … you sound a lot worst than I ever did … And BTW, did any of you ever play this game? Have you ever done anything other than look at stats and play fantasy leagues? Sheesh what a bunch of couch potatoes.
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:20 PM
Hey — what's the record for consecutive strike-outs by a rookie — and, can it be over two games?He struck out the last seven last game, and the first two this game.Is that a record? (And might be the second-longest for everybody? Seaver's record was 10)
- Chris - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:25 PM
You're crowing about being a J.D. Martin fan? Uhh, congrats man, you sure do know how to pick out AAAA quality starters…And what were you right about with Holder?
- Big Oil - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:29 PM
You know who really impresses me? Carlos Santana. At least Tribe fans have something to look forward to.Appears that we are going to strand Dunn at second in the second.In about a season's worth of data, Morse's career slash line is .301/.364/.420 (420 PAs). He certainly deserves more PT. Anddd no sooner do I say that than Morse comes up with a clutch hit and Dunn plows Santana.
- Dryw - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:30 PM
Watching the replay, I feel for that catcher! Adam Dunn is a large man.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:35 PM
i'm sure not a morse fan. [showed zero the week i saw sprint training.] and martin who? who's that. and anon above: i'll chip in a few bucks. do you guys think this would be a better lineup with adam kennedy in there instead of gonzales? maybe RZ back home at third, AK DH'ing?and i never played beyond high school, where i was a very good rider of the pint. lol. as for fantasy league play, i feel for riggleman. i've but two starters on my fantasy team that i count on — Livan and SS. ha!
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:35 PM
MLB Gameday says that Strasburg's first pitch, and _every_ fastball in the first inning, except one, as 100 mph. (The other fast ball was 99).Is that accurate?
- Big Oil - Jun 13, 2010 at 5:45 PM
The radar guns at each stadium vary, I've heard. For example, the gun at KC is notoriously "hot".http://www.royalsreview.com/2010/4/28/1449221/the-radar-gun-at-kauffman-stadiumAs to whether Pitch F/X is accurate, it would seem that yes, based on where he was against the Pirates, it is:http://www.federalbaseball.com/2010/6/12/1514765/washington-nationals-stephen
- greg - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:03 PM
wow, jayb just topped himself and any other crazy whackjob poster with that one. "I honestly do believe that Riggs planned out long ago to go into Cleveland and play a weak lineup to give Acta a boost." check your dosage, i think your pharmacist made a mistake.and peric coming in a weak second today, but still distancing the rest of the pack.can we just create a separate commenting thread for jayb and peric?? sure would make reading the comments much more pleasant. i'm with the others, just refund jayb's money and wash your hands of him.
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:40 PM
the phrase "don't feed the trolls" comes to mind . . .
- Nervous Nats Fan - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:43 PM
Is it good or bad that I'm disappointed every time Stras gets an out by some other means than K? Also, feel bad for the ump on that Nyjer bunt. Ouch.
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:46 PM
- Anonymous8 - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:47 PM
Very nice Pudge!
- bobn - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:53 PM
Will S.S. go on Friday?
- Doc - Jun 13, 2010 at 6:58 PM
Time for Gonzo to be back at 2nd. He had some hand problems last year, and he's been riding Rigg's bench so far. But he's the answer at 2nd. Maybe he can lead-off too!
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:02 PM
Holy moley — did you see that Strasburg slip on that last pitch? Someone can pull a hamstring slipping like that.
- Nervous Nats Fan - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:07 PM
I think Riggs should have pulled him when the grounds crew came out again. Also, that last pitch to Kearns was definitely a strike. Now just hope Storen doesn't give up all his runners.Mark, what do you think of the mound issues? Was he being a diva and should just deal with it, or was it actually bad?
- Mark Zuckerman - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:14 PM
Nervous Nats Fan: He was legitimately slipping on just about every pitch that inning and was slipping earlier in the game, too. No diva move there at all. Though I was surprised Riggleman left him in to face Kearns.
- A DC Wonk - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:14 PM
- JayB - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:46 PM
I did not say he was trying to lose. I said he planned to get his worst hitters into the game this weekend weeks ago and the did just what he planned. They lost two games to the second worst team in the AL with Harris at DH and Kennedy playing to error filled games at 2B. The results speak for themselves.
- Dryw - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:47 PM
Where was a little bit of this run production the last two days??
- Bob Dole - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:58 PM
JayB, quit trying to dig your way out of a hole. You're a moron, plain and simple. You know it, I know it, and the American people know it.
- Cwj - Jun 13, 2010 at 7:59 PM
Can anyone confirm that Strasburg hit 100mph 9 times today?
- Mark Zuckerman - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:01 PM
CWJ: According to the scoreboard gun, yes, he hit 100 nine times. Hit 99 mph 14 times.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:04 PM
Looks like Riggleman picked a good line-up today. The Morse Bernadina RF line 3AB 2H 3RBI 1BB.
- greg - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:13 PM
what bob dole said. your comment speaks for itself. "I honestly do believe that Riggs planned out long ago to go into Cleveland and play a weak lineup to give Acta a boost." the "to give acta a boost" caveat says it all. it was an idiotic comment, trying to excuse it instead of owning up to it only makes you look more idiotic.
- NattyLite - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:14 PM
I really like what Bernadina has shown at the plate over the past week or so. It looks like he is actually starting to progress, as opposed to Maxwell who consistently looks lost.On an unrelated note, I would love to see what a Dibble-led pitching staff would look like. He seems genuinely confused every time a pitcher does not throw his "best pitch." I realize Strasburg's command of the changeup was off today, but I have no problem with him pitching carefully to Hafner. Despite Dibble's quips about his "slow bat," he put up 4 straight seasons of 100+ RBI before missing large chunks of the last 2 seasons.
- K.D. - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:15 PM
As far as run production the last few days, could it be that they were facing good solid pitchers? I was pleased how SS handled adversity today, though it was pretty alarming after watching the replays how much his foot was slipping. Bullpen has done well (so far).
- Nervous Nats Fan - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:21 PM
You're up 9-2 in the ninth, with 2 on, 1 out, and you don't trust Batista to get the last two outs to avoid having Burnett warm up? Ugh.
- K.D. - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:32 PM
This is where having Pudge behind the plate is invaluable, he knows this division and most of these hitters. Good game, good job Clippard!
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:53 PM
Anonymous said…Looks like Riggleman picked a good line-up today. The Morse Bernadina RF line 3AB 2H 3RBI 1BB.June 13, 2010 4:04 PMThe Riggleman rule says : his bench players need reps to keep sharp … So, we end up with guys like Batista and Harris doing crappy. Guzman is officially a bench guy this who gets to play because he its. Well Riggs Morse is hitting .423 right now? And he hits for power? The only reason Bernadina got his chance was because Riggleman favorite JMax keeps failing to hit and Rizzo sends him down. Otherwise it would have been JMax in the sixth instead of Bernadina as the left was still in the game. Riggleman is idiosyncratic in his decision making. The only sense it makes is if you see him practicing cronyism.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:54 PM
Guzman is officially a bench guy this who gets to play because he its.Change to: Guzman is officially a bench guy this year who gets to play because he hits.
- Anonymous - Jun 13, 2010 at 8:56 PM
left was still in the gamelefty was still in the game
- SBrent - Jun 13, 2010 at 9:01 PM
I think when your job involves filling three hours straight of airtime more than six days out of seven, you have to assume that not everything that comes out of his mouth is going to be brilliant and insightful, no matter who it is. You put pretty much any human being in that situation, and at least some of the time some pretty idiotic thoughts will spill out. It's so easy to be a critic, whether of Dibble or of Riggleman, or even of Mark, which is most bizarre of all on this board. Can we all give our fellow human beings a little benefit of the doubt? No reason to be so harsh, so personal, or so conspiratorial.
- peric - Jun 13, 2010 at 9:04 PM
i'm sure not a morse fan. [showed zero the week i saw sprint training.] and martin who? who's that. and anon above: i'll chip in a few bucks. Dude, you were probably smoking crack instead of watching. Another friggin' couch potato with no sense but nonsense. The guy used to be a shortstop in the majors … sheesh. AAAA right. You were probably the main J-ass complaining about Kearns too now weren't you?And Martin is their 3rd best starter right now after Stras and Livo. Who? Yeah JD Martin a-hole.Finally everyone thought Holder was a wasted pick … someone you could sign below slot. He doesn't look that way now.A separate thread for me? How about one for the completely brain dead chuckleheads like you who continuously post inane comments?
- Anonymous - Jun 14, 2010 at 12:15 AM
Maybe would take Peric more seriously if he didn't make so many dumb statements like the team where he said that Mike Morse could be just as good of a hitter as Jason Heyward. You hardly deserve accolades for Holder. He is after all a 23 year old still in Low A. By the time he makes the big leagues, if he ever makes it (longshot), he would be 25-26 years old. Hardly a prospect. That is Craig Stammen territory.
- greg - Jun 14, 2010 at 1:12 AM
i'll put my comments up against yours for inanity any day, peric. i don't remember anywhere near as many people calling me out as call you out constantly for your comments. it's mostly you complaining about me, and that's only when i call you on saying stupid scheisse. stras pitched well again today. i like the fact that he ran into some unusual adversity and, while he did get befuddled a little, he did seem to understand afterward that he let the mound stuff get under his skin.
- Cwj - Jun 14, 2010 at 1:40 AM
Greg I agree. I'm sure the veteran presence in the dugout helped to lighten him (Strasburg) up a bit. Looks like Dunn is always talking and joking on the bench.Something stats will never cover is the psychological assistance from team mates.
- LoveDaNats - Jun 14, 2010 at 2:14 AM
Guys,where's the love?
- Hullabalou - Jun 14, 2010 at 12:46 PM
Mark – I think you have Fausto Carmona confused with the pitcher he was in 2008 and 2009, he is not good this year, the Indians are horrible and they just took 2 of 3 from the Nats, this is an abomination, OF COURSE the Lerner's love for you and others (Nats320) to paint the gloriously Curly W side of every story. The story here is SS stunk up the joint yesterday by walking 5 and I do not thing that the Indians pitchers was complaining about the mound..WHICH the pitch on 81 times a YEAR…DIVA is spelling STRASBURG! Please start providing the critical insight you were providing in Spring Training when you were just a blogger not a Nats mouthpiece!
- greg - Jun 14, 2010 at 1:08 PM
no no, hullabalou, mark is right on target, you're confused.carmona was great in 2007, terrible in 2008 and 2009, and very good again this year.2007 19-8, 3.06, 1.21 (record/era/whip)2008 8-7, 5.45, 1.622009 5-12, 6.32, 1.762010 5-5, 3.23, 1.24his numbers are the OPPOSITE of what you said. if you don't understand why the mound was a problem for strasburg and not for huff, it's probably because you haven't read enough or heard the story behind the difference in where huff lands vs where strasburg lands. and have you watched all 81 games cleveland plays so you *know* it's never a problem for anyone else?before you come and bash someone for getting the story wrong, make sure you actually have it right. it's not critical insight to get the story wrong or miss it completely.


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Jacklet, Jon W. (1969) Electrophysiological Organization of the Eye of Aplysia. Journal of General Physiology, 53 (1). pp. 21-42. ISSN 0022-1295. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:JACjgp69
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The eye of Aplysia californica was studied by electrophysiological and histological methods. It has a central spheroidal lens which is surrounded by a retina composed of several thousand receptor cells which are replete with clear vesicles, pigmented support cells, neurons which contain secretory granules, and glial cells. The thin optic nerve that connects the eye to the cerebral ganglion gives a simple "on" response of synchronized action potentials. Tonic activity occurs in the optic nerve in the dark and is dependent on previous dark adaptation. Micropipette recordings indicate that the ERG is positive (relative to a bathelectrode) on the outer surface of the eye and negative in the region of the distal segments of the receptors. Intracellular recordings show that receptor cells have resting potentials of 40–50 mv and respond to illumination with graded potentials of up to 55 mv. Dark-adapted receptors exhibit discrete bumps on the graded response to brief light flashes. Other elements in the retina that do not give large graded responses fall into two classes. One class responds to illumination with action potentials that are in synchrony with the extracellularly recorded compound optic nerve potentials. The other class is tonically active and is depolarized or hyperpolarized and inhibited upon illumination. It is apparent that complex excitatory and lateral inhibitory interactions occur among the elements of the retina.
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Subject: | netscape-communicator-5.0-1.mips.rpm |
From: | Mike Shaver <email@example.com> |
Date: | Sun, 22 Feb 1998 22:56:57 -0800 |
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(No, not yet...) The client build team has asked me to set up a Linux/Indy system for them to do some preliminary porting work on, so I'd like to make sure that we don't spend time working around previously-fixed bugs. Do people have patches (especiall libc patches!) lying around that they can offer up? Better still would be actual binaries, etc., but this beggar won't be a chooser! Mike |
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