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INGREDIENTSPrunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Oil, Fragrance (Parfum), Tocopheryl Acetate.
on 5/10/2012 9:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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I wish I'd found this sooner! I bought three mini bottles on ebay for about 15 bucks. I leave one at work, one on my nightstand, and one in my nail kit. I've started just painting it liberally all over my nail and cuticle then trying to leave them alone for as long as I can handle (45 mins). Then I just rub it off but it's absorbed the good stuff by then. By doing this 2-3 times a day my nails have gotten so long and strong, and my cuticles are almost all healed. I will buy this forever! careful not to touch your hair or important papers during the "coating sink-in stage" though :) even my boyfriend noticed how nice my hands look!
on 5/5/2012 3:13:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
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Eyes: Green
I'd buy this again if I had spare money. I bought is regularly when I had more disposable income. Great product but it is mainly sweet almond oil. I bought a 6 oz bottle of sweet almond oil for about 1/2 the price and refilled the bottle with that. Works great for moisturizing--not sure how SAO only works as a polish dryer though.
on 4/27/2012 11:44:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
As this nail and cuticle oil is so famous and highly spoken of in the nail polish world I decided to give this a go. I was able to get a good deal on this at the time so that swayed me to see what all the fuss is all about!
Anyway, on to the oil. Medium thickness yellow oil, has a strong almond smell, very sugary and sweet, can be cloying. However, after this absorbs the smell is much less noticable.
Quickly and easily absorbed. Very moisturising. A little goes a long way and a small bottle, even with repeated daily use, such as using after washing hands for example, this oil will last a long time.
Would definately re-purchase!
Would like to see this oil packaged as a portable pen in the future. I did carry a bottle of this in my handbag for a couple of weeks but I was afraid that this would open in my bag so I stopped doing that.
But to use on your desk at work or on your bedside table at home this is a great option for you!
on 3/8/2012 7:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Back when I was getting Shellac manicures, using this oil everyday did help my manicure last a little bit longer. Besides that, I have horribly dry cuticles and when I use this oil it keeps them hydrated all day long. I wish I remembered to use it more often!
on 2/15/2012 10:58:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This allowed my nail polish to dry quickly. I was able to apply 3 coats in 30 minutes without a smudge. The side benefit is moisturized cuticles. It smells funky, but I don't care!
on 1/14/2012 11:39:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This does the job perfectly. It hydrates my cuticles, keeps them looking nice, and really strengthens my nails. My nails usually break two or three times a week. I've been using this since July. and I've only had five broken nails between then and now! Give this a try if you find yourself in the same boat. It sinks in quickly and has a really pleasant almond oil scent that dissipates after three or four minutes.
on 12/12/2011 1:25:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have just bought another bottle of this fantastic nail oil. I used Nails Inc Vit E twist up nail pen/brush. It was ok, nothing major tbh. I used to use Solar oil years ago, but since ive not used acrylics in years, Ive never thought to re-buy it! Anyways, had my acrylics done last week and promptly ordered a bottle of this. I adore it. No other nail oil comes close! Just brush some of the oil onto the cuticle of each nail, leave for a min, then massage into the whole of the tip of the finger, nail, and cuticle. It soaks right in! My cuticles look amazing after only about 3 days use!!! Aso the smell is to die for! Nice and sweet! Almost like marzipan, but then a tiny bit fruity! Love this, wont use any other nail oil!
on 11/22/2011 12:58:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Solar Oil was all the rave years ago when I first joined MUA. I first brought the brush-on oil, then brought the tube, however the tube didn't seem as penetrating as the brush-on. Then when I learned that this is basically almond oil, I just brought a big bottle of pure sweet almond oil and refilled my SO bottle. Since then I've also discovered that apricot kernel oil works the best on my nails and cutes, so that is now my choice of cuticle treatment.
on 9/14/2011 12:05:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I honestly didn't see any improvement from this stuff, it smelled nice and seemed to absorb quickly but other than that I don't really see the benefit. For example I keep a tub of Burt's Bees cuticle cream in my desk at work because I get weird stink-eye looks from coworkers when I try using solar oil at work--I guess anything applied to the nail area via brush MUST be polish. So, I use the Burt's Bees at work and every time I apply the stuff my cuticle area just feels moisturized for the rest of the day. If I use solar oil I don't get that. It does however go under the nail much easier than the Burt's Bees, so I will give it that. =p
FWIW I've used almost a full bottle so far (the small size) so I've been using it but I probably won't buy it again.
on 8/18/2011 10:55:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
What is there to say that hasn't already been said? I love, love, love this oil and keep repurchasing it over and over again! LOVE!
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The Royals' blockbuster trade with Tampa Bay for James Shields and Wade Davis shows that they're ready to start mortgaging their future to win in the present, something that hasn't happened around Kansas City for years. To do it, the Royals gave up outfielder Wil Myers, widely regarded as the top prospect in the minor leagues, and right-hander Jake Odorizzi, considered their top pitching prospect. They also sent left-hander Mike Montgomery and third baseman Patrick Leonard to the Rays for another player to be named or cash considerations. Shields is a former All-Star who immediately slides into the top spot in the rotation. Davis will also join the rotation after spending last season in the Tampa Bay bullpen.
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Leung Tsang is presently a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Leung Tsang was born, and completed the High School education, in Hong Kong. He received the SB, SM, EE, and Ph.D. degrees all from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Washington, Seattle, in 1983-2014, and was the Department Chair of UWEE in 2006-2011. Between 2001-2004, he was on leave from University of Washington and was a Professor Chair at the Department of Electronic Engineering of the City University of Hong Kong. He joined University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in January 2015. He was the President of IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society for the 2-year term 2006-2007. Since April 2008, he has been the President of the Electromagnetics Academy, Cambridge, Massachusetts. His current research interests are in microwave remote sensing, wave scattering and propagation in random media and rough surfaces, high frequency interconnects, signal integrity, electromagnetic compatibility, computational electromagnetics and plasmonics.
Detailed biography
Fellow, IEEE, 1990
Fellow, Optical Society of America, 1996
Outstanding Service Award, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society, 2000
IEEE Third Millennium Medal, 2000
Distinguished Achievement Award, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensng Society, 2008
Honorary Professor, Department of Electronic Engineering, City University of Hong Kong, 2004-present
Adjunct Professor, Electromagnetics Academy, Zhejiang University, 2004-2009
"Fiorino Oro" (Golden Florin) Award, CeTeM (Center for Microwave Remote Sensing), Italy, 2010
William T Pecora Award (co-sponsored by Department of Interior USGS and NASA), 2012
Member of Washington State Academy of Science, 2012
IEEE Electromagnetics Award , 2013
- Editor-in-Chief, IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 1996 to 2000.
- Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 1987-1995, and 2001-2009.
- Member, Editorial Board of Proceeding of IEEE, January 2007 to present.
- Guest Editor, Special issue of Proceedings of IEEE , ''Satellite Remote Sensing Missions for Monitoring Water, Carbon and Global Climate Change'' , May 2010.
- Associate Editor, Radio Science, 1988-1993.
MAJOR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES , SERVICES and NATIONAL COMMITTEES
- President, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society(GRSS), 2006-2007.
- Member, IEEE Publication Services and Products Board (PSPB), 2008-2009, 2013-present
- Member, IEEE Conference Committee, 2014-present
- Member, IEEE Technical Program Integrity Committee (TPIQ) 2015-present
- Member, IEEE Fellow Committee 2015-present
- Chair, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society Fellow Evaluation Committee, 2012-2014
- Member, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society Fellow Evaluation Committee, 2010-2014.
- Member, IEEE Electromagnetics Award Committee, 2013-2015
- President, Electromagnetics Academy, March 2008-present
- Chair, IEEE TAB Periodicals Committee, 2008-2009.
- Chair, IEEE TAB Periodicals Review and Advisory Committee 2010-2011
- Chair, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society Nominations Committee, 2010-2011
- Member, IEEE Technical Activities Board (TAB), 2006-2009.
- Member, Administrative Committee, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society, 2002-2010.
- Member, IEEE Technical Activities Board (TAB) Periodicals Committee, 2007, 2010-2011.
- Member , IEEE TAB Periodicals Review and Advisory Committee, 2012-2013
- Member, IEEE TAB Finance Committee, 2008-2009.
- Member, IEEE TAB Nominations Committee, 2010-2011.
- Executive Vice President, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society , 2004-2005..
- Member, Commissions B and F of URSI.
- General Chair, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGASS98), 1998, Seattle, WA.
- Technical Chair, Progress in Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS), 1995, Seattle, WA.
- Technical Chair, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Symposium and URSI Radio Science Meeting, 1994, Seattle, WA..
Research Interests
- L. Tsang, J. A. Kong, and R. Shin, Theory of Microwave Remote Sensing, Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1985.
- L. Tsang, J.A. Kong, and K.H. Ding, Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves, Vol. 1:Theory and Applications , Wiley Interscience, 2000, 426 pages.
- L. Tsang, J.A. Kong, K.H. Ding and C.O. Ao, Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves, Vol. 2: Numerical Simulations, Wiley Interscience, 2001, 705 pages.
- L. Tsang and J.A. Kong, Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves, Vol. 3: Advanced Topics, Wiley Interscience, 2001, 413 pages.
Edited books
- M. Tateiba and L. Tsang (ed). Electromagnetic Theory and Network Methods, Progress in Electromagnetic Research, vol. 13, EMW Publishers, 362 pages Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1996.
- M. Tateiba and L. Tsang (ed), Electromagnetic Scattering by Rough Surfaces and random Media, Progress in Electromagnetic Research, vol. 14, EMW Publishers, 361 pages, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1996.
Recent Conference Papers
Ph.D. Graduates of UWEE
- Boheng Wen (Ph.D. 1989)
Radar Polarimetric Models of Geophysical Media
- Kung-Hau Ding (Ph.D. 1989)
Electromagnetic Wave Propagation and Scattering in Dense Media
- Shu-Hsiang Lou (Ph.D. 1991)
Application of Numerical Methods to Monte Carlo Simulations of Scattering of Waves by Random Rough Surfaces
- Charles E. Mandt (Ph.D. 1992)
Multiple Scattering in Random Media: Backscattering Enhancement in a Sparse Distribution of Large Scatterers and Monte Carlo Simulations of the Extinction Rate in Dense Media
- Richard D. West (Ph.D. 1994)
Microwave Emission from polar Firn
- Zhengxiao Chen (Ph.D. 1994)
Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation: Stochastic Lindenmayer System, Collective Scattering Effects, and Neural Network Inversions
- Chaiyuth Chansungsan (Ph.D. 1994)
Ultrafast and Terahertz-Frequency Semiconductor Quantum-Well Optoelectronics
- Lisa M. Zurk (Ph.D. 1995)
Electromagnetic Wave Propagation and Scattering in Dense, Discrete Random Media with Application to Remote Sensing of Snow
- Adriaan Jan. Sengers (Ph.D. 1996)
Nonlinear Optical properties of Semiconductor Quantum Wells with Opto-Electronic Applications
- Kyung Pak (Ph.D. 1996)
Studies of Large-Scale Random Rough Surface Scattering Problems Based on Monte Carlo Simulations with Efficient Computation Integral Equations Methods
- Guifu Zhang (Ph.D. 1998)
Detection and Imaging of Targets in The Presence of Clutter Based on Angular Correlation Function
- Qin Li (Ph.D. 2000)
Numerical Simulation of Interactions of Electromagnetic Waves with Lossy Dielectric Surfaces Using Fast Computational Methods
- Carrie Cornish (Ph.D., August 2000)
Highly Efficient Photon Echo Generation and a Study of the Energy Sources of Photon Echos
- Houfei Chen (Ph.D, August 2002 )
Fast electromagnetic simulation for interconnects on high speed circuits
- Jianjun Guo (Ph.D, December 2002 )
Electromagnetic wave propagation and scattering in dense media with application to passive microwave remote sensing of snow and foam-covered ocean
- Chung-Chi Huang (Ph.D, May 2003)
Full-wave modeling and characterization of high frequency interconnect in layered medium
- Lin Zhou (Ph.D, August 2003)
Simulations of emissivity in passive microwave remote sensing with 3-dimensional numerical solutions of Maxwell equations and fast algorithm
- Xiaoxiong(Kevin) Gu(Ph.D, December 2006)
Modeling effects of random rough surface on conductor loss at microwave frequencies
- Chong-Jin Ong (Ph.D, February 2007)
Fast electromagnetic methods for analyzing interconnects on packages and printed circuit boards
- Ding Liang (Ph.D, July 2009)
Multiple Scattering of Electromagnetic Wave by Dense Media and Rough Surface with Applications to Microwave Remote Sensing of Snow
- Boping Wu (Ph.D, June 2010)
Electromagnetic modeling of high speed interconnects in advanced electronic packaging
- Ruihua Ding (Ph.D, May 2011)
Random Rough Surface Effects in High Speed Interconnects by Parallel Plate Waveguide Model with Roughness
- Jeremy Quinn Bagley (Ph.D, June 2011)
Sources over Layered Media of Metamaterials and Plasmon: Modes, Fields, and Subwavelength Image Enhancement using Surface Roughness
- Xiaolan Xu (Ph.D, Dec 2011)
Electromagnetic scattering properties in random media and its applications in remote sensing
- Wenmo Chang (Ph.D, Dec 2014)
Electromagnetic Scattering Of Dense Media With Application To Active And Passive Microwave Remote Sensing of Terrestrial Snow
Current and Past Research Staff Supervised by Prof. Tsang
- Larry Wilson (University of Washington)
- Dong Chen (City University of Hong Kong)
- Qin Li (University of Washington)
- Eric King Wai Lam (City University of Hong Kong)
- Kin Lun Lai(City University of Hong Kong)
- Peng Xu (City University of Hong Kong)
- Yunhua Tan (City University of Hong Kong)
- Zhongxi Li (City University of Hong Kong)
- Yerong Zhang (City University of Hong Kong)
- Jin Pan (University of Washington)
- Chi Te Chen (University of Washington)
- Haogang Wang (Zhejiang University)


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With fires raging across Colorado, many artists are putting their talents by holding fundraisers or using events to simply send good vibes to those affected by the fires. Tonight Denver's youth slam team, Minor Disturbance, a 2012 MasterMind winner, will use what it's got to bring awareness (and raise some money) for Colorado wildfire relief in a no-holds grudge match against Albuquerque Youth Slam Team.
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Hello. I found some capsules in my kids room that I need help identifying. The first is a solid black capsule with the word ICE written on the side of it. The second is a yellow capsule with black strips on one side and ys224 over 3850 on the side of it, and the third is a light blue six-sided pill with stamina on one side and RX on the other. I think I already know the last two from looking on this website, but I cannot find anything on the black one, so please help. Are they dangerous or illegal? Or should I not worry too much about them? Thanks.
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21 Oct 2004
I've heard of mdma coming in capsle form (less expensive for those who can't afford a pill press, more potent and faster acting) but I've never heard of it coming with any imprints on them. Or any print at all for that matter. One would think if they can't afford a pill press (or get ahold of one for that matter) they aren't going to be able to afford a printer for it. Since the other two seem to be 'speed' then chances are this is the same thing. Back in the 60's a black capsule came out called black beauties. This may be what this is or another type of caffein capsle.
6 Nov 2004
the yellow caps are yellow jackets: uppers sold at the corner store. the six sided ones are "male enhancement" pills. the caps w/ "ICE" one the side are the creation of some misguided entreprenuer. Most likely packaged and sold to your kid as ICE aka Meth. but id will not be absolutely possible without testing and/or an experienced eye. FYI: Crank (made from household chemicals) is off white, kinda damp to touch and smells like concentrated sour clothes. MDMA has a somewhat very distinct licorice smell. you could always purchase a test kit or send it here: http://www.ecstasydata.org/send_tablet.php.
P.S. Go easy on the kid. He seems to be developing and not nursing a problem judging from his selection but given guidence and love he will come to his senses.
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Sharing oneself, thinking aloud, and being honest about what's working and what isn't is not about making the environment "softer." It's about creating a classroom in which students are at their best in attitude and character. It's about classroom management being better because students want to be there, learning from a teacher who is also willing to learn from them. "The one who does the teaching is the one who's doing the learning," as they say.
Teaching is a job that encourages your own growth because to do it well requires your own continuous education. Some might say that's a bad thing, but growth is about facing your demons -- or just your imps -- and dueling yourself for greater knowledge.
Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone
I believe true growth as a person can happen only by challenging yourself with situations that are not familiar to you. Throwing yourself into a job in which you can encounter people of different ethnicities and religions and with different philosophies, learning styles, and backgrounds can only cause you to grow as a person, and public education provides that environment.
And you never know how that will eventually translate. For some, it will mean a growth in empathy. For others, the fact that your brain learns something new every day becomes a means to fight old age. Remember those nuns from Wales featured in Time magazine a few years back? This group of long-lived nuns had theories about their own longevity as it related to their active brain activities. Learning, they believed, kept Alzheimer's at bay and helped their minds stay intact even while their bodies aged.
Whatever your beliefs are, the fact is that a good teacher continues to be a student. This could mean you continue to be a student in a graduate class, or you could simply be a student of your own school community.
In my ten years of teaching, I learned more from other teachers, my students, and their parents than I learned from any class in my teacher-credential program. (True, that's not difficult to do -- but that's another post.) In turn, when they saw my own enthusiasm for learning, students were more inclined to learn from me. And that's how my own happiness and growth has translated into the success of my students.
What impact has a passion for lifelong learning had on your teaching? Please share your thoughts.
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Hey Angela,
Funny you should say this. I have written an article for the May/June issue of Imagine magazine, a print periodical for Gifted middle Schoolers on "How to Keep Your Brain Fit for Summer." Although my audience is tweens, I think it applies to adults too. In it, I say that the key is to learn something. Perhaps I'll adapt the article for teachers and post it here. I know that thinking about how to keep my brain fit is how I keep up with students, my own child, and with life. Take care and thanks for your comment.
-Heather WG
Just this Thursday, my Speech & Debate students and I were competing at a school. There is a particularly dark speech that some student or other always finds in my library that is about teen suicide. A mom that I really like is very offended by the speech and its existence in my stacks. She was very polite about it, but I could see it really made her uncomfortable. My point is that some middle schoolers are ready to talk about these issues and I have to provide speeches that speak to them as much as other, less edgy speeches may call to others. I also believe that it tends to allow me to talk to these students about the character in the speech and the meanness of the sarcasm in the tone. The character is clearly in pain, but is not a victim. My student and I have dialogues about how mean it would be to go to such an extreme to those who are left behind. Anyway, talking to this parent got me thinking. I get to have this meaningful conversation with my student who is doing the speech, but maybe my student needs to write an introduction to the speech to allow for a "conversation" with her audience about it too. I spoke to the parent about how her concerns rippled out to influence my thoughts, and she hugged me. "That makes me feel so much better," she said. There's redemption and accountability now for this character that isn't just being performed as an edgy speech, but is, rather, a lesson for all those who see it. In opening my mind to what the parent was seeing, I found a higher-level way for a student to think and, through performance, to teach. Keep open to all, and thanks for the comment.
-Heather WG
Hi Heather! ; - )
I agree with you teaching is fun and keeps you young, inspired, up to date on the lastest trends, fashions, music, reading selections, movies, new phrases and new games. Teaching is a place to learn, explore, mentor, give and receive. As each year goes by it is important to stay refreshed and renewed.
According to Jeffrey Kottler the author of "On Being A Teacher" The human Dimension says, "The best teachers are those who have worked hard both to develop themselves as experts in the fields and to practice what they know and understand in their own personal lives. The best teachers access not just what is in their heads but also what is in their hearts."
As a teacher being involved in their world, identifying with your students plays a big part in teaching.
After tossing up the thought of entering the field of education for years, I finally entered the profession in 2008 and I'm kicking myself for not listening to my 'inner self' sooner! I love being a teacher and I can't see myself in any other profession. When I look back on being a 'number cruncher' in the professional field of finance, it brings back memories of unhappiness and unsatisfaction. I knew I wanted to make a difference in the lives of children and my community, so what better way to do it than becoming a teacher?!
Teaching is more than just a job to me, it greatly became my life. When you become a teacher, everyday(sometimes all day) you see things and hear things and wonder how you can apply it to teaching your students and making an even GREATER impact on their lives. You care for children you most often times only know by first and last name, as if they're your own and all you want is the best for them; academically and emotionally. Educators have so much power when it comes to affecting a child's life and when that power is used for the greater good of that child and his or her's future, nothing can stop that child from being whatever he or she wants to be.
Hi Lori! This is my first time participating in a blog. It is an amazing experience to be able to chat with teachers from all over the country. Lori, I feel like our lives have followed similar paths. I received my degree in 1980 and spent the next two years in Micronesia as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Upon my return in 1982, jobs were still scarce in Michigan so I taught for seven years in a private school in Detroit. I became pregnant in 1989 and decided to stay home for eight years to raise my children. When my husband lost his job in 1998, I had to return to teaching. At that time, I was 41 years old and felt like I was totally "out of the loop." It took great courage to re-enter the teaching field after having been a stay-at-home mom for so long. I had missed teaching and loved the challenge that being in the classroom presented. I spent three years at that school - long enough so that my teaching certificate could be re-instated. I realized that a private school salary was barely adequate for my financial needs and once again, entered the job market. I was a substitute teacher for an entire year but finally was hired as a full-time teacher. I have taught in many schools and in many grades since I was hired. I have never stopped learning or loving the whole experience. We teachers are so lucky to have the opportunity to "mold minds." I decided to pursue my Masters degree in Reading and Literacy in order to provide better instruction for my Title I students in grades K - 3. Graduate school is a wonderful opportunity to learn new skills, and grow, both professionally and personally. I love every aspect of online learning and am even getting better at navigating, accessing information and all of the other tricks of online learning!
I, too, am responding to blogs for the first time today. I'm having a hard time responding though because there are way too many interesting things to read!
There have been several times in my career that I have traveled far away from my comfort zone and each time have been rewarded with learning more about myself and my students. Several years ago I took on a job teaching English as a Second Language and was petrified! Now I look at those kids and their families as a highlight of my career. That experience embodied what makes teaching the best job in the world.
Hi, Jan!
I have never blogged before but I found your blog very interesting. I am a first year teacher, teaching 4th grade, now and 6th grade teacher, the first half of the year. I am studying for my Master's of Science in Education (Curriculum,Instruction and Assessments), and our topic this week is novice or expert teachers. What is the difference? My feelings are that when a teacher states or believes they have become an expert teacher, it is time for them to think of retiring from teaching. I feel, as you stated, "Teachers must be life long learners". I have a great passion of teaching children but also the passion to keep up on the world around me to keep my student's motivated by thinking outside of the box. I think it is important to cultivate new ideas with life experiences. This means using popular objects from daily life that students understand instead of widgets and objects from the past.(Candy Math)
I like to think of teacher's with experienced knowledge as Master Teachers, whom are always striving to be on the cutting edge of new developments. I want to be believe, we are novice teachers more times than just when we begin teaching. Being novice at something is when something is new and yet to be learned.
Sharon Greenen
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Phoenix, Arizona
This is a great topic and one that I covered in an article I wrote for Teacher Magazine. In it, I describe what all my careers prior to teaching bring to the classroom now. As teacher, I have found a happiness that I knew in no other profession. But every job contributed to who I am now as an educator. Thanks so much for your comment, and check in again!
-Heather WG
...for your first contribution to a blog thread. I think your definition is dead on. I would also challenge anyone to deny that we aren't all novices about something at all stages of life. I love teaching, I love teaching teachers about teaching, but I could never cal myself a master. I save that word for ninjas and Dumbledore. Take care and thanks so much for checking in!
-Heather WG
Hi Sharon,
This is my first time blogg, so I feel a little odd. You are right, when a person feels he or she is an expert teacher, they become complacent. The student is then short changed. We must keep learning to stay up with the changes in education.
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Little the same between 2010 and '11 Padres, including attitude
After 50 games last season, the Padres were 30-20. After 50 games this season, the Padres are 20-30. Going into the season, we listed five keys to a repeat of 2010's 90-win season. A review of those points and an update:
1. Ride the pitching
Last season, the Padres ranked second in the National League in ERA (3.39) and posted the lowest home (2.90) and bullpen (2.78) ERAs in the league. While the Padres bullpen paces the N.L. this season (2.37), the Padres starters ERA is 3.93, ranking eighth aamong N.L. teams. Overall, the Padres rank fifth in the N.L.
2. Get production from Ludwick/Hawpe
After terrible starts, both hitters have come around. Ludwick's 30 RBI places him just outside the league's top 10. Hawpe is hitting .325 in May. But they are hitting .233 and .152, respectively, with runners in scoring position with more combined strikeouts than hits in RISP situations.
3. Improve the bench
Just the opposite happened. There is no Jerry Hairston Jr. or Yorvit Torrealba on this bench. As a fourth outfielder Chris Denorfia is superior to Scott Hairston. Jorge Cantu has been serviceable at the corners. Torrealba, Jerry Hairston and Matt Stairs influenced the positive chemistry as reserves last season. That's missing in 2011.
4. Stay healthy
The loss of catcher Nick Hundley for what is approaching a month was a major loss. Rob Johnson (4-for-43) and Kyle Phillips (3-for-21) a combined .109 since he's been out. Second baseman Orlando Hudson could be going on the disabled list for the second time. Eric Patterson and Alberto Gonzalez did little in his first absence.
5. Develop some mojo
It hasn't happened. Much of 2010's success started with an all-for-one attitude in the clubhouse. Even Adrian Gonzalez was known to bunt runners along on his own. Led by Davis Eckstein, that vibe started with the veterans and became a mantra. Nothing close to that attitude this season.
50-game comparison
Category 2011 ... 2010
Record 20-30 ... 30-20
Batting Avg. .231 ... .242
On-Base Pct. .301 ... .317
Homers 29 ... 34
Runs per game 3.32 ... 4.10
Unearned runs 26 ... 11
The finger-pointing that has accompanied the Padres' dreadful 20-30 start to the 2011 season has focused mostly on the offense.
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And the offensive numbers are just that — offensive — particularly at home.
But it's just not the offense that has failed the Padres in 2011.
The pitchers aren't as sharp as they were a year ago. And the defense is certainly off from its league-leading play of last season.
Then there is the matter of intangibles.
The 2010 Padres played with a all-for-one attitude that was developed in spring training and carried throughout the long campaign as though it were a mantra.
The 2011 Padres haven't developed that mojo. Far from it. These Padres have spent more time talking about the hitting conditions at Petco Park than the qualities of small ball preached by the likes of David Eckstein last season.


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FEB. 6, 2008--The University of Wisconsin-River Falls Community Classroom series will give a presentation on 100 Years of Montessori education from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 19 in the lower level of the River Falls Public Library.
First in the Community Classroom series for spring semester, the presentation is free and open to the public. Presenters are Gay Ward, an associate professor for department of teacher education, and Kathy Tomlinson, and associate professor for the department of mathematics at UWRF.
Last year, 2007, marked 100 years of Montessori education. River Falls currently has both private and pubic Montessori schools within the community.
In an exploration of the central philosophies and practices in Montessori education, the presentation will also cover the history of the Montessori movement and recent research that compares both cognitive and social outcome for students in conventional and Montessori environments. The research presented shows the promising affects for Montessori students in mathematics. Longitudinal studies indicate that students educated in Montessori schools, score significantly higher in mathematics achievement tests than their conventionally educated counterparts.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to draw Starry Night. This is my vision of it. You can also use your imagination for this task, but this the easiest way to draw it. It is very simple.
1Draw small crosses and one line.
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