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Fraser was handed a business card by one of the thousands of lobbyists and special interest advocates who converge on the statehouse.
She took a quick glance and stored it away. She walked over to the side gallery of the House chamber — again, nothing out of the ordinary — and began chatting with a reporter.
But things took a surprising twist when the legislator felt a tap on her shoulder from the lobbyist. This time she recognized the face from her past.
The lobbyist was Patrick Bowen, from Southwest Bank. He represents several credit and banking issues that were being discussed that day. Quickly, Fraser's look of steely professional determination gave way to a face reflecting equal parts surprise and delight.
Fraser had taught Bowen in high school classes.
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"I thought it would be a history experience, and it has been," he said. "But being away from home is something I struggle with. My kids are gone, so my wife is home alone. My son coaches, but I can't see him. That has been very difficult."
Much like the politics of education, the demographics behind Missouri's teacher-lawmakers for a diverse picture. They come from all corners of the state, from rural areas and urban areas, from rich districts and poor ones.
Their respective career paths are equally diverse. Some were coaches; some were elementary school teachers, then principals, then superintendents. Others stuck to high school, and one — Sen. Childers — taught overseas with the Peace Corps, in Panama, Nicaragua and Guatemala.
In total, there are 10 Democrats and seven Republicans in the group. But many of these teachers say that partisanship — which often seems to permeate so many other aspects of the battle over education funding — does not always define their relationships with each other.
"Education can probably bridge partisan lines because everyone realizes it's the basis of society," said Childers, who spent 10 years as a chemistry and biology teacher and is now part of the Senate Appropriations Committee. "There's consensus on that."
On Gov. Bob Holden's tax-raising measure, they're divided; some, like Republican Sen. Childers support some type of increase, while other Republicans like Bough and Rep. Danie Moore, R-Fulton, a former English teacher, do not.
Despite general agreement that funding schools equally is a major priority, they don't all agree on the success of the aid-distributing Foundation Formula.
Typically, said Fraser, if there is a division among the teacher-lawmakers, it falls along urban and rural lines. But the regional divisions are getting smaller, say some former teachers.
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If they can't always agree on policy matters, they do agree that their view — from the classroom, from the "trenches," as Fraser said — is as important as ever. It's a perspective that some would like to see more of.
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The civic body removed over 4,000 structures including scaffoldings following a ban in 2009, Later, when the civic body let down its guard, posters reappeared and last year too, another ban on wall posters was announced. This would be an effort to beautify the city but nothing has happened in that direction so far
Two years ago, Chennai's walls were definitely cleaner spaces. Neat, plain walls made walking on the mostly-broken footpaths an easier process — there were no distractions in the form of film posters, notices promising fantastic cures for diseases and politicians celebrating birthdays.
There may be announcements that citizens want to know. But does every single wall including the temporary barricades of Metro Rail, electric and telephone junction boxes, need to be plastered from head to foot with posters?
The Chennai Corporation banned wall posters and graffiti on four major roads — Tiruvottiyur High Road, Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai, Anna Salai and Kamarajar Road — in 2009. It also banned posters and graffiti on 250 subways and flyovers in August 2009 and in 3,464 of its buildings including schools, abattoirs, noon meal centres, dispensaries and gymnasiums, in November 2009.
From June, that year, the city started looking cleaner. The drive was followed by a ban on illegal hoardings. The civic body removed over 4,000 structures including scaffoldings. With this, the city's landmarks looked cleaner. They were given a fresh coat of paint and when properly lit, the city looked brighter. Compound walls of government buildings and subways were decorated with paintings too.
Though there was opposition from those who printed posters and painted walls and from political parties for taking away their "right" to paste posters and paint graffiti, the civic body took them in its stride and went ahead with the ban. They were told that the district collector would select locations from across where posters could be put up. Other cities have such spaces. Those who violated the ban, few in number, were charged with cases and asked to remove the posters.
Later, when the civic body let down its guard, posters reappeared. Last year too, another ban on wall posters was announced. This would be an effort to beautify the city. But nothing has happened in that direction so far.
Over the last two years, the Chennai Corporation made good efforts to put up world class reflective signages all over the city. But these too have not been spared and in some places like West Mambalam, posters have been pasted on the signages. Is it not the civic body's responsibility to regulate such promotional material under the CCMC Act of 1919.
Every time there is a civic election, the Chennai Corporation, takes it upon itself to remove posters and then get political parties to repaint the walls that have been defaced by their advertising material. Everything stays spic and span for about three months and after that the demons are back with their sycophancy. Now, do we have to wait until the next elections to see clean walls?
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This topic contains 107 replies, has 54 contributors, and was last updated by gjarcher 11 months, 3 weeks ago.
Awesome demo , I'll save it.I wanted to take my grip off and shave it down, but I was scared to death to try it. This great info helped greatly. Thanks! It's not how far you shoot, but how close you get.Thanks Scottyluck I just put my new Tronjo grip on and I followed your instructions.Very easy…….Great Info Scottyluck!
I saved a copy for some future date when I might want to play with a new grip for the XT. Right now I'm just trying to get the basics taken care of.
Thanks Again.
I was a bozo and didnt read this when i took it off and guess what I cracked my grip into two pieces. Luckily I have a Tronjo grip on the wayHi all! I'd just like to tell everyone that I recently installed a new Torqueless Grip on my OB. WOW!! What a difference it made in my shooiing. I couldn't have been more pleased…..then for some reason the nose cracked and fell off. I was bewildered , to say the least. I immediately emailed Dave at Torqueless and he responded immediately. I offered to send it back to him or super glue it. He said that I could try that but should use a wood type glue instead……however what made my day was that he was going to send me a brand new one at no charge right away….NO Questions Asked!!!! WOW!! What service and prompt response. For those of you looking for a better grip setup, please give Dave at Torqueless.com a try…..You'll be so glad that you did.Nice illustration. That format works slick. Replaced my factory XT grip with a Hydrapress special last night. Excited to shoot this XT just recieved it last night.that was easy, now I just need to wait till my grip comes in the next couple days.Thanks for the walk through
Awesome post…great pictures to show exactly what you mean. Leaves no guess work!All We Do Is SELFILMEDI took mine off last week no problems. When Mathews installed my stock grip on my XT, they used so little of the weather strip glue, that my grip was ready to nearly fall off. I never even used the hair dryer it was so loose. Simply pushed at the bottom and it popped off.Got a new Torqueless grip in Desert Sand on the bow now. So much nicer.
Thanks for this very informative post! It help alot.
If I may make a suggestion, anyone wanting to remove the glue easier should check out "goo Gone" It worked very well, did not lift the camo and wiped off the glue very easily after soaking for just 1 mintue.
Here is a shot of the clean bow.
and a shot of the product, I also found a small tube of the adhesive recomended by Scottyluck. Pictured below.
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All We Do Is SELFILMEDTHANKS FOR THE TIPS.i just installed my new grip last night with no problems.just waiting for it to set up so that i try it out.i went to all the local automotive stores to try and find 3M adhesive,none of them had it.the only thing i could find was PERMATEX 82 black super weatherstrip adhesive. which is the same thing just a different brand i thinkDone mine yesterday, thanks for the info.
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I've been mostly raw for three months now. one thing i have noticed in the past few weeks is that my skin has been healing really slow. i bit the inside of my lip while eating and had an awful canker sore for about two weeks. then about a week ago i accidentally slammed my finger in a dryer door and it bled for 5 hours. i still have a scab and it has barely healed. im not sure what the cause of this is but it has never taken my body this long to heal itself. im worried i may not be getting enough iron or B12 or something. i dont remeber enough about blood clotting from biology to make an educated guess. anyone have similar experience or any ideas?
i read as much as i could find on wikipedia about coagulation but there was nothing related to diet.
As far as the canker sore goes..it doesn't matter what your diet is..they can take forever to get rid of. I have one now that I have had for a couple of weeks. (miserable) As for the bleeding..my youngest son has a horrible diet…and recently had a severe nose bleed..I had his iron tested and it was fine. I was sure that he must have low iron because of the excessive nose bleed. Nope..no explanation..Do you take aspirin, physician prescribed medications, or any supplements??
Sometimes the health of the liver can effect blood clotting but changing your diet to a raw diet will thin out congested blood, this is a good thing. Although, everything needs to be in balance. You may try more greens ie; green smoothies in your diet to recieve vit K ( a natural coagulant ). If you didn't have a problem with coagulation before you went raw, I wouldn't worry about it too much right now.
Do not worry about the B12. I don't know what your diet was before going raw but the liver stores enough B12 in most people for a long time, usually months or years. Also there is an excellent article on B12 in David Klein's latest Living Nutrition magazine which states that the bacteria in our mouth, throat, and nasal cavities produce enough B12 for our daily requirements. After being raw maybe 9 months or so you might want to test your B12. Spirit gives good advice, you can try eating more greens, especially soft sweet ones like romaine, iceburg, and baby spinach. The opposite is true for me, I bite my cheeks and tongue often during the night, the next day there is no mark at all.


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COLUMBIA — Although the laid-back atmosphere and small crowd at Wednesday's Columbia School Board candidate forum prompted some to suggest it would be better housed at a bar, candidates were able to present some of their plans for the future of Columbia Public Schools.
At the forum, which was hosted by the Columbia Chamber of Commerce, board candidates discussed alternative education models, the change in school start times and school program evaluation.
Three of the four school board candidates — Jonathan Sessions, Paul Cushing and Helen Wade — were present.
Candidate Joseph Toepke was absent from the forum due to a work-related conflict. He provided a statement about his candidacy in an email, which was read at the forum.
The chamber posed three questions to the candidates and then opened up the forum for attendee questions.
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The candidates addressed vocational opportunities and specialized elementary schools, such as Benton Elementary School's Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (or STEM) model and Lee Elementary School's focus on fine arts. The candidates agreed that students should have more opportunities in middle and high school to pursue specialized interests.
Sessions said although he supports more options for specialized education, students' skills still need to be supported by education models that teach reading, writing and communication skills.
Cushing said he believes the district needs to expand its vocational opportunities for students seeking alternatives to traditional high school education. He said Hickman, Battle and Rock Bridge high schools are positioned to offer more job-based training.
Vocational opportunities help students "step out of high school and enter a job where they can earn enough to live," Cushing said.
Wade said the Columbia Area Career Center is an important part of the district's options for education. The center helps students who "don't fit in with the traditional trajectory" spark an interest for their plans after school, Wade said.
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Although parents were initially unsure about changing school start times, Wade said the new times are working from a performance standpoint, though they will need to be continually evaluated.
If re-elected, Wade said providing additional after-school programs to alleviate the stress of working parents would be one issue the board would consider. She invited parents to share their ideas about start times with the board.
Sessions said the district has been a model for other school districts considering adjusting start times.
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Candidates suggested different methods for evaluating school programs and how those programs could improve teacher and student performance.
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Bindings are not better or worse in any given terrain. That type of distinction is only a factor for the board itself because it touches the snow.
super specialized products like race (Gate bashing) and split board bindings are a slightly different story. Jeremy Jones ride the Diode for a great deal of urban riding. Frederik Kalbermatten uses them for Backcountry Freestyle. Peetu uses them for transition riding. Sollars runs the Malavita for Backcountry Freestyle and Zak Hale uses them to ride park and street. A bindings function, by our philosophy, is as follows and in order of priority: 1. Keep your feet on the board. 2. Compliment they way a board rides. 3. Fit the boot. That's it. A binding choice, functionally, has far more to do with what board and boot you're using. |
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i am riding M size prophecy with nike kaiju 2012 size 10...
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I take your inferred point that personal preference is often the deciding factor, but my point is going strictly by your logic I should focus more on how it complements the board, but if I'm never going to use a board built for say backcountry freeriding as my street jibbing board then difficult to see how you cannot be influenced by terrain when selecting the correct binding. |
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Only in the effect that, and i'll use the Burton Binding Line, as a reference but it holds true in nearly every brand in the market.
If you have a board like, let's say the Burton Clash or K2 Brigade, Biax Glass, Extruded base, low-end, soft, and very easy to ride for a beginner. A binding like the Cartel with a mid-glass loaded content is likely to overpower the board. A softer flexing binding, like a Custom or a Freestyle, for that customer and that board are likely to be more appropriate as this customer, generally speaking, isn't skilled enough to compensate how they ride based on the product being less forgiving. The Inverse is also generally true. A mid-stiff toe to heel binding like the Cartel, is in all likelihood, more appropriate for a board like the Burton Custom or another comparable board with Triax Glass and some hits of carbon stringers, etc. It comes down to this relationship in board material content and the relationship with the boot fit, that makes a good binding decision for most people. Which true, the board is built for some semblance of specific terrain, however, it's bill of materials and to a point shape largely dictate what binding is most appropriate. So, in the case of "what binding is best for all mountain freestyle?" can be answered with ALL of them. From our Freestyle or our Diode are all applicable. What's the rider's ability, what board(s) are they using and what boot... these factors are they only merit in making such a decision. |
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im a solid intermediate rider (jumps, spins, hard carving, switch riding, etc) im riding a NS Proto CTX i use Burton Ambush Boots GO! |
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Bourbon Bay | Neil D. Drysdale |
Chinchon (IRE) | LAFFON-PARIAS CARLOS |
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