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"They just won't listen to me": a teacher's guide to positive behavioral interventions.
"Miss Brown, you said that yesterday, and we still went outside," said a little girl. Just then, the teacher turned her attention to a group of students screaming loudly behind her.
"Stop it! I mean it! We won't go outside!"
Down the hallway, I heard footsteps rounding the corner. It was Mrs. Michaels, a relief aide who worked in the building. She would take charge of the class, while Miss Brown and I met to discuss the note she left in my mailbox. Without saying a word, Mrs. Michaels walked into the classroom. Suddenly, I heard a child say, "Shhhhhh ... Mrs. Michaels is here." Amazed, I watched the children scramble to their desks, clean up their areas, and sit quietly. With a sigh of relief, the teacher greeted Mrs. Michaels and said, "I am so glad to see you."
Later, as Miss Brown entered the faculty room to meet with me, tears welled up in her eyes as she said, "I don't know what to do. I have tried everything! They just won't listen to me."
As a teacher of children with emotional and behavioral disabilities and an active member of my school's special needs pre-referral team, both general and special education teachers often ask my advice on how to handle disruptive behaviors in their classrooms. While teachers must establish their own methods of classroom management, I am often in a position to provide helpful suggestions to teachers who, like Miss Brown, are experiencing difficulties.
It has been estimated that as much as 20 percent of the school population may have some form of unidentified emotional or behavioral disorder; at some point in time, nearly all children exhibit problem behaviors (Kauffman, 2005). These behaviors often interfere with the learning environment and make it nearly impossible for teaching and learning to take place until stability and control are established.
This article discusses five strategies for dealing with classroom behavior problems demonstrated in the elementary grades. While these strategies are far from exhaustive in nature, they might provide elementary teachers with ideas for more effective classroom management.
Management Strategies
Classroom Rules. One of the most powerful tools for a classroom teacher is the establishment of classroom rules. It is recommended that the whole class develop the rules and create a contract indicating the classroom rules, appropriate behaviors, and consequences for following or breaking classroom rules (Nissman, 2000). In addition to reflecting the diverse student population within the classroom (Wood, Davis, Swindle, & Quirk, 1996), the rules also should "reflect the philosophy of fair and equal treatment and mutual respect among students" (Stainback & Stainback, 1992, p. 8).
Depending on the children's developmental levels, the teacher can either guide the children to develop and word the rules in a positive manner or request students' feedback on previously written rules using positive language. Nissan (2000) states, "A positive statement offers a goal to work toward rather than a veiled threat to avoid" (p. 20). For example, instead of using the rule "Don't speak out of turn," teacher and children could word it positively: "Raise your hand and wait for permission before speaking." Further, it is important to create a limited number of rules, preferably no more than five. As Strout (2005) argues, "When classroom expectations are too numerous, complicated, or confusing, students will have a difficult time remembering and appropriately following them in the classroom" (p. 4). When the students present numerous ideas, the teacher should try to combine the ideas to create fewer rules.
In addition to being consistent in addressing consequences when a student chooses to break a classroom rule, teachers should reinforce students who choose to follow the rules (Polloway, Patton, & Serna, 2001). When combined with the students' perception of the rules being fair, consistency in reinforcing both positive and negative consequences will result in more appropriate behaviors (Meese, 1996).
Individual Contracts. Developing an individual contract might be required when a student is having recurring problems (Nissman, 2000). This contract provides a systematic way for teachers to individually set' behavioral goals in which a specific behavior is identified, the type of reward is stated, and the date upon which the reward will be given is specified (Alberto & Troutman, 2003). The contract should be developed between the teacher and the student, and be based on a dialog detailing what the teacher expects, as well as on questions that the student may have. In an individual contract, it is best to focus on one problem at a time (Bauer & Shea, 1999). If too many problems are addressed in a contract, the student may feel overwhelmed and display even more behavioral problems.
Positive Reinforcement. Teachers sometimes tend to give more attention to inappropriate behaviors and devote less attention to the behaviors that they deem appropriate for the classroom. By acknowledging the inappropriate behaviors, teachers reinforce their occurrence. Therefore, in order to increase the appropriate behaviors, teachers must positively reinforce desirable classroom behaviors. This positive reinforcement will be most effective if it is delivered to the student immediately following the desired behavior (Alberto & Troutman, 2003). Generally, three types of reinforcers--social, activity and tangible reinforcers--are recommended to increase appropriate behaviors (Polloway et al., 2001).
Social reinforcers, including praise, smiles, and thumbs-up gestures, are the easiest for teachers to use. Praise, the most commonly used social reinforcer, should be combined with positive feedback in order to make the praise meaningful. As Wood et al. (1996) note, "Positive feedback and praise from adults are essential if the adults hope to foster a student's participation in positive ways" (p. 131).
With activity reinforcers, students earn the right to participate in a particular activity (e.g., drawing, playing a game) other than the typical ones of a school day (e.g., center time, lunch, silent reading). Thus, the appeal of these activities should be enough to motivate students to behave in certain ways (Alberto & Troutman, 2001).
Tangible reinforcers, such as food or stickers, are usually paired with social reinforcers (Polloway et al., 2001). When food is used as reinforcement, it should be both nutritional (e.g., fruit) and provided in small portions.
Planned Ignoring. Teachers should not devote a large amount of their attention to inappropriate behaviors. In other words, they should rely on a certain amount of "planned ignoring." Before a teacher knowingly chooses to utilize planned ignoring, however, she/he should be aware of the difficulties associated with its use and know how to replace the inappropriate behavior with a more appropriate one. First, a teacher must be consistent. Second, a teacher should identify and reinforce appropriate behaviors. For example, if a student calls out answers during a group lesson without being called upon, the teacher should ignore the student's response. When the student does raise his/her hand and wait to be called upon, the teacher should be sure to praise this behavior and provide positive feedback. Third, the rate or duration of the inappropriate behavior may increase when planned ignoring is first implemented. Nevertheless, to help eliminate the inappropriate behavior, it is important for the teacher to remain consistent. Even after the student no longer engages in the inappropriate behavior, it is possible that the behavior may temporarily recur. The teacher must continue to ignore the behavior; otherwise, the student might chose to engage in the behavior more frequently (Alberto & Troutman, 2001).
Students sometimes engage in minor misbehaviors in order to gain peers' attention. While a teacher can instruct the other students to ignore the inappropriate behaviors, this can be difficult for young children to do. Planned ignoring should only be used when the behavior is tied to the student's desire to gain the teacher's attention.
Also, planned ignoring only should be used when the student's behavior does not have the potential to negatively affect the student's safety or the safety, of the other classmates, staff members, or the environment (e.g., fighting, carving into furniture, poking others). If the behavior has not been identified as a safety concern (e.g., pencil tapping, talking without being called on, and interrupting adult conversations), then the teacher can further analyze the behavior to identify what is prompting it and make a final decision as to whether or not to implement planned ignoring.
Redirection. One of the most underutilized management strategies is redirection. Wood et al. (1996) define redirection as helping a student "choose a more acceptable behavior." When a teacher notices a child engaged in an activity that only makes the student increasingly frustrated or has the potential to become worse, the teacher can use redirection to prevent inappropriate behaviors or decrease the escalation of inappropriate behaviors. Further, redirection can be used to help students regain control of their behaviors or prevent the escalation of behaviors by redirecting their energies away from the problem.
A teacher can guide the student back to the activity by asking questions and offering assistance. For example, a teacher may notice that a student is becoming frustrated while trying to put a puzzle together, suddenly pushing the puzzle to the floor. The teacher may ask the student if he tried to find the outside pieces first, then help the student by picking the outside pieces off the floor and putting them together. By doing this, the teacher might motivate the student and give him new ways of solving the problem. Another way of redirecting students' behavior is by temporarily taking them away from the activity or situation that has the potential to cause them stress. For example, a teacher may notice that two students are engaged in a conversation during breakfast and that one of the students appears to be upset. The teacher could ask the student to run an errand, clean the boards, water the plants, or pass out papers. By doing this, the student is removed from the stressful situation and engaged in a constructive activity, which provides time to calm down.
Final Thoughts
Teachers are encouraged to seek out other strategies that they can use to address discipline problems. Further valuable information can be obtained through other teachers, teacher's assistants, personal care aides, building administrators, and, most important, from the students themselves. Strategies that may work with one group of students may not work as effectively with another group; therefore, individualized treatment of the behavioral problem is essential. In addition, teachers should continuously readjust their approaches to make strategies more responsive to their students" diverse needs.
Recommended Resources
* About.Inc--http://specialed. about.com/od/classroommanagement/Classroom_Management_ and_Discipline_Strategies.htm
* Center for Evidence-Based Practice: Young Children With Challenging Behavior--http:// Challengingbehavior.fmhi.usf.edu/index.html
* Education Reform--http://classroommanagement.edreform.net/
* National Dissemination Center for Children With Disabilities (NICHY)--www.nichcy.org/index.html
Alberto, P. A., & Troutman, A. C. (2003). Applied behavior analysis for teachers (6th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
Bauer, A. M., & Shea, T. M. (1999). Inclusion 101: How to teach all learners. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes.
Kauffman, J. M. (2005). Characteristics of emotional and behavioral disorders of children and youth. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.
Meese, R. L. (1996). Strategies for teaching students with emotional and behavioral disorders. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/ Cole Publishing.
Nissman, B. S. (2000). Teacher-tested classroom management strategies. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
Polloway, E. A., Patton, J. R., & Serna, L. (2001). Strategies for teaching learners with special needs (7th ed,). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
Stainback, S., & Stainback, W. (Eds.). (1992). Curriculum considerations in inclusive classrooms: Facilitating learning for all students. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes Publishing.
Strout, M. (2005). Positive behavioral support at the classroom level: Considerations and strategies. Beyond Behavior, 14(2), 3-8.
Wood, M. M., Davis, K. R., Swindle, F. L., & Quirk, C. (1996). Developmental therapy-developmental teaching: Fostering social-emotional competence in troubled children and youth (3rd ed.). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Lisa A. Rafferty is a special education doctoral candidate, Department of Learning and Instruction, State University of New York at Buffalo.
david ryan murray (Member):  3/29/2010 10:51 PM
This is rather ironic to read. As for me it is switched around, the teacher won't listen to me! She says some things that make no sense, I try to tell her, but she plays dumb and shoos me away. When she knows shes wrong she won't admit it. On top of that my teacher is a sexist. Girls get advantages and shortcuts galore, and she acts as if we don't notice. She thinks I should respect her more, when she doesn't respect me. I'm the only person in my class who has gotten an all A honor roll. I have done countless arguments with her simply to get her to look at my idea. I will set the line of disobedience, but many things are because of the following:
1. Biased teacher
2. Teacher won't listen
This causes much stress and builds up anger in the students, giving them no reason to obey or respect her. As far as the respect thing, well, the first 1 or 2 weeks of school I've always thought "this is the best teacher ever!", as days go by, she shows her true colors, then it's just a slope. Not only that, but my teachers ability to handle problems is sub-par. To be frank with you, this whole year has been sub-par. Funny though, it seems that, the better the teacher the better the grades for me. I have always gotten A honor rolls, so there is not much variation there, but still. 3rd grade was my favorite year, and well well, what do you know, the only grade school year with all A 's. Sometimes the teachers are so focused on themselves, they forget about the students. I will say though. Being strict does work, my gym teacher was extremely strict, hence the less disobedience and goofing off. That works, except those teachers get lots of talk behind there back.
1. Biased teacher
2. Teacher won't listen
This causes much stress and builds up anger in the students, giving them no reason to obey or respect her. As far as the respect thing, well, the first 1 or 2 weeks of school I've always thought "this is the best teacher ever!", as days go by, she shows her true colors, then it's just a slope. Not only that, but my teachers ability to handle problems is sub-par. To be frank with you, this whole year has been sub-par. Funny though, it seems that, the better the teacher the better the grades for me. I have always gotten A honor rolls, so there is not much variation there, but still. 3rd grade was my favorite year, and well well, what do you know, the only grade school year with all A 's. Sometimes the teachers are so focused on themselves, they forget about the students. I will say though. Being strict does work, my gym teacher was extremely strict, hence the less disobedience and goofing off. That works, except those teachers get lots of talk behind there back.
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For me, the smell of wood finish is strangely pleasant. It's not something, of course, that I'd want to sniff all day, but a whiff of it when walking by some unfinished project instantly brings back memories.
The reason, I'm sure, is because my dad has installed hardwood floors for nearly my whole life. When I smell wood finish, I think of my dad walking through the door after a day's work.
Another strangely homey smell for me is hand sanitizer – and I'm not talking about the ones that smell like papayas or coconuts. No, it's the kind that smells like rubbing alcohol that always reminds me of my grandmother.
In the years before my grandma passed away, we would have to use hand sanitizer regularly when we visited her. She had a big bottle of it next to her bed. Nowadays, every time that strong disinfectant smell hits me, I remember walking into my grandma's room, holding out my hands, and happily saying, "I need some hand-cleanser-rizer-reener." (I don't know where I came up with that, but I said it nearly every time I visited my grandma.)
Of course, I have some reminiscent smells that are more normal: cookies baking remind me of my mom; the smell of melted chocolate reminds me of Christmastime; a freshly mown lawn reminds me of every game of hide-and-seek when I was a kid.
But isn't it amazing the things that we cling to throughout our lives? There are, I'm sure, a million smells that I could have associated with fond memories of my grandma and my dad. My dad and I used to make walnut bread together – why isn't bread baking the smell that I associate with him? And my grandma used to make the best fried potatoes. Wouldn't that make more sense that hand sanitizer?
Perhaps those smells are the ones I remember the most because they are the ones that were the most every day – they were the ones that held happy memories again and again and again.
As a kid, I was always so thrilled when my dad would come home from work. That meant he could play with me, or, as I got older, that we could talk or listen to some of his old albums.
And hand sanitizer was what I would use each time I saw my grandma – all those many days and countless hours when we would chat and I would read her Harry Potter books.
The link between smell and memory is something that is so strong, and so much a part of life, that it is often taken for granted. An NBC News report in 2012 described the biological link between the two.
The report explains that, once a smell enters the nose, it travels to the olfactory bulb. And the olfactory bulb is a part of the body's limbic system, which is the brain's emotional center. As such, there is easy communication and access between the olfactory bulb and the amygdala – the part of the brain that (surprise, surprise) affects emotional memories.
It's little wonder then that scent-related products (such as deodorants, perfumes, air fresheners, mouthwash, etc.) do so well. Deep down, we all know that when it comes to first impressions, smells will be one of the first things noticed and one of the hardest things to forget.
For more proof, look at any favorite story: authors strive to paint pictures in a reader's mind, but more often than not what truly makes a tale come alive is the moment the reader can smell the scene.
As an example, take this passage from "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman: "The house smelled musty and damp, and a little sweet, as if it were haunted by the ghosts of long-dead cookies."
I'm sure I'm not the only one who, after reading that, can almost smell that strange odor Gaiman just described.
After all, scent is just one of the many ways we make sense of the world around us. It's how we make connections to the past and with each other. It's a simple thing, of course, but oftentimes the simplest things are those which mean the most – like wood finish and freshly baked cookies.
Sarah Allen may be reached at 937-402-2571 or on Twitter @SarahAllenHTG.


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Ticklists: Avon VSes.
Led the whole thing. Both pitches good fun (even if the first is a bit green) Second pitch makes the route however and has excellent and varied moves throughout.thom_jenkinson - Lead O/S - 12/May/15 with Laura Shaw
I didn't enjoy the first pitch (brambles, route- finding) but the second pitch was excellentdanieleaston - AltLd O/S - 05/Sep/14 with Saz
georgeevans88 - Lead O/S - 22/Jul/14 with Caitlin
Awesome top pitch, not your typical gorge route!sheelba - AltLd - 21/May/14
1st PitchTom F Harding - AltLd O/S - 21/May/14 with Sam Collins
steve_gibbs - 2nd rpt - 07/May/14 with George Frisby
George Frisby - Lead rpt - 07/May/14 with Steve Gibbs
Mike ran it in one pitch. Rope very nearly ran out. Pulled a solid looking hold off & fell. boo.felixizzy - 2nd dog - 20/Apr/14
One of the hidden gems of Avon, that is well worth seeking out. Pleasant climbing on the 1st pitch proceeds the awesome 2nd pitch that weaves through E1 territory following rock reminiscent of Unknown Buttress. I led P1, Laura led P2Ragingpossum - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/14 with laura shaw
First VS lead! Really enjoyed both pitches, particularly the second. Committing moves but good gear.laurashaw - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/14 with William Bourne
steve_gibbs - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/14 with George Frisby
Amazing climbing on the second pitch, great holds which you rarely see on Avon limestone. Good gear as well. George Frisby - 2nd O/S - 22/Feb/14 with Steve Gibbs
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QualityCheese Monkey - Lead O/S - 16/May/13 with Peter
pheotleyr - 2nd rpt - 16/May/13 with Ben
Pete Rigby - AltLd O/S - 25/Apr/13 with Kelli Roberts
kelliroberts3 - AltLd O/S - 25/Apr/13 with Peter Rigby
BeccaSnowden - AltLd O/S - 30/Aug/12 with Tom
Cool rock, shame it seems so friable in places. Good top pitch on this.thomasadixon - AltLd O/S - 30/Aug/12 with Becca
Great climb. Airy, exposed top pitch but with very good protection. georgeevans88 - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/12 with James N
jamesn89 - 2nd - 15/Aug/12 with george e
markfromstoke - Lead - 09/Aug/12 with Norman
Hidden - 2nd - 09/Aug/12
Great route! Interest, variety, challenging...and it's not polished to within an inch of its life. We did it on the day of the 10k when the Portway was closed to give us a unique Avon experience - no polish and no traffic noise! Shhh, don't tell the others.Bobling - Lead - 20/May/12 with Joe
bonoid - 2nd - 20/May/12 with Bobling
Lead 2nd pitchTDembrey - AltLd O/S - 19/May/12 with Peter
lead 1st pitch, very nice due to some vegetation, good protection, 2nd pitch is great, exposed climbing on beautiful rockpheotleyr - AltLd O/S - 19/May/12 with Todd
4c pitch. Fantastic route!!! even though the vegetation was a little annoying. Exciting and slightly technical working way up crack/slanting slab. Good effort with 1st pitch JamesStanners - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/12 with James Rich
Very pleasantly surprised by this route it's really worth seeking out. I Lead p.1 and Rob led the excellent top pitch.JamesRich - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/12 with Rob stanfield
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Really nice climb, but quite a lot of vegetation on P1. Got rained on near the top of P2 so felt quite tricky for 4c.Clay C - Lead O/S - 23/Sep/10 with Steve Gibbs
steve_gibbs - 2nd O/S - 23/Sep/10 with Clay C
Nice route - 2nd pitch quite intimidating, initial ramp quite scarry - spent a lot of time sussing out the top move, but easier than it looks. PaulWatson - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/10 with Muny
Chris P1, Gary P2.
Gary ended up a long way off route after thinking the 'much steeper ramp' was a flake rather than a ramp. Had a slight epic after finding himself in E3/4 territory! He ended up down-climbing back to the steeper ramp and climbed it.Chris Sansum - AltLd rpt - 03/Jul/10 with Gary Lewin
Did it in one long pitch, carefull rope work needed.Marti999 - Lead O/S - 30/May/10 with Anna
Tomar - 2nd O/S - 10/Mar/10 with "Brosky"
harder than I remember. Bits missing from top of P2?ruaidh - Lead β - 30/Jul/09 with Ben, Rory
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Nov/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Jun/08
Led pitch 1.
CarolineH - AltLd O/S - 16/May/08 with Dave
Led P2. Abbed off a small bush- not really recommendedBristoldave - AltLd O/S - 16/May/08 with CarolineH
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Feb/08
Al Palmer - AltLd O/S - 01/Sep/07 with Ant
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 03/Aug/07
Hidden - Lead - 08/Jun/07
really nice, not 'hard for the grade' as guide book suggests.
Interesting last moves. Topped out in light rain. death(ish) descent in dark and wet down rock ramp then scrambleellentaylor - 2nd O/S - 23/Apr/07 with Ollie Mentz
gimmer - 2007
Hidden - Lead O/S - 08/Jun/06
beardy mike - AltLd O/S - 2006 with Rob Brown
Digger - AltLd O/S - Sep/05 with James Latham
mol - AltLd - 18/Jun/05 with Dave
FayeG - AltLd O/S - 01/Jun/04 with Rory
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Mar/04
evhall - Lead O/S - 2004 with Dave F
John Southworth - Lead O/S - Oct/03 with Vicky Munn
Paz - Solo rpt - Aug/03
Paz - AltLd O/S - 2003 with SN
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Sep/02
chris sm - AltLd O/S - 14/May/02
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2002
CurlyStevo - Lead - 2001
Boxy - Lead O/S - 05/Jun/00
Hidden - 2000
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2000
colin milton - Lead - Aug/99 with eric milton
kevp - Lead O/S - Mar/98 with Ben Halkesworth
Jim Brooke - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/97 with James Latham
mikej - AltLd - 20/Mar/97 with Nick Salmon
jim_randell - AltLd rpt - 03/May/95 with FW
jim_randell - 2nd rpt - 07/Jun/94 with FW, WW
jim_randell - AltLd O/S - 11/Apr/94 with MB
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Crawl the web breadth-first from a seed url, statefully
There are already tens of Node.js scripts that spider / crawl sites, many more Python and Ruby ones. It isn't clear how they work, or that they even recurse.
This project is a work in progress. I intend to document at least its philosophy, if not methodology, better than the competition.
It's called
ruthless because it does not respect robots.txt.
I wanted a stateful queue, in case of stops or restarts. Redis was the first choice, but I had too much metadata.
So I'm using Postgres right now. Not sure if that's the best idea. The
pages table has these columns:
id, parent_id, url, tag, depth, content, plaintext, queued, fetched, failed, error
pages table:
parent_id set to the linking page's
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2 319
3 731
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100 22
101 151
102 1071
103 1593
As it was, I hadn't gotten through the 3-deep sites yet.
Question: should I even keep track of sites >10 deep? Do I care about other domains?
TODO: Add more than one worker! It's currently kind of slow, because most things happen in series.
Basically, I think the
seen cache can handle most locking issues; as soon as
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Even if a page is fetched twice, it's not a big deal!
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The smartest stateside Beatles cop since Big Star was also the most tense and intricate. In their early Eighties prime, North Carolinians Peter Holsapple and Chris Stamey sometimes emitted snippets of chiming guitar that R.E.M. would later uncoil into a more relaxed jangle. But the Hoboken pop scene the band spearheaded behaved as a crafty superego to the Lower East Side's avant id--albeit subconsciously.
Most bands that want to puncture the clichés of standardized pop employ unrestrained noise splurts. As documented on this overdue reissue--which mashes together their first two, previously import-only, albums--the dB's splintered their regularity with more frenetic regularity: On "Cycles Per Second," drummer Will Rigby dents the clockwork precision of the tune with even more insistently punctual punctuation. And like the routine yet infuriated lovers' tiff it details, "The Fight" heats up the more it adheres to conventions.
Twenty-five tracks pacing compulsively from hectic to neurotic can remind you why kids vent their ids--teetering on the cusp of repression ain't everyone's idea of Saturday night. But when Stamey's "I'm in Love" follows Holsapple's "Big Brown Eyes"--both about exactly what they say, no more--the claustrophobic excitement of frisky hetero normality never sounded so perilous, or so lovely.
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This yummy dessert is made with sponge cake drenched in custard and topped with fruits and nuts. Feel free to make the custard and add fruits of your choice! Happy Karva Chauth and Jhhakarian!
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Rich and nutty, these chocolate muffins are great as breakfast or tea time snack. Pull up a chair in the veranda and watch the rain come down with these in one hand and a cuppa chai in the other.
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Call it honesty or sandbagging, but the biggest story of the Geico 400 from the Chicagoland Speedway was about the man of the day, which was 40-year-old Tony Stewart, who captured this year's Chase opener in grand style.
Heading into this season's playoffs, Stewart wasn't liking his chances to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship. Simply put, he limped his way last month to just cling on to his top-10 spot in the points standings.
However, he's been recently charging his way back to the front of the pack, as he placed third at Atlanta and finished seventh at Richmond.
Those strong performances brought some much needed momentum for the Stewart-Haas Racing stable, particularly with Stewart's, continuing his streak by saving enough fuel to win Monday afternoon's race.
Still, he kept himself humble even after a rousing victory at the Joliet, IL track.
"One day doesn't change the whole season," Stewart said per AP Sports Writer Jenna Fryer's article.
Perhaps that very statement will be the one that transcends volumes with all of the Chase contenders at some point during the final 10 races, such as the case for those who struggled with fuel mileage or the handle with their cars.
For eight of the top-12 drivers, it was a solid day for them, as they placed in the top-10 finishing order, even with the fuel mileage scrambles late in the going.
Kevin Harvick, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Carl Edwards, and Brad Keselowski all took home top-five finishes, which certainly boosted their Chase efforts in grand style.
Harvick built on his win at Richmond two weekends ago with a solid second-place effort while Earnhardt captured his first top-five effort since a runner-up at Kansas Speedway in June.
"When he (crew chief Gil Martin) turned me loose, I probably should have just listened to him, I was really gun shy," Harvick said.
Still, Harvick walked away from Chicagoland with the points lead, holding a seven point advantage over Stewart as the Cup circuit prepares for 300 miles and laps at New Hampshire Motor Speedway next Sunday (Live at 2 PM ET on ESPN).
Earnhardt surged his way from the top-10 running order to take home a podium finish, as he urged his way home via fuel conservation mode.
"Obviously we gained a lot of spots there at the end with guys that were short of fuel," said Earnhardt,. "But we were running really well at the end."
Rounding out the top-10 finishers were Kurt Busch, who led a race-high 64 laps, Clint Bowyer, Ryan Newman, Mark Martin, and Jimmie Johnson.
Johnson appeared to be in command of the race towards the closing laps, but the fuel mileage game cost him a shot at his second victory of 2011. Instead of a capturing a win, he had to settle for a 10th-place finish.
The same could not be said for the rest of the Chase racers, as Matt Kenseth, Kyle Busch, and Jeff Gordon were all bitten by the fuel mileage bug which dug them in a tremendous hole just one event into the title race.
Kenseth was on his way to at least a top-15 finish until J.J. Yeley illegally bumped him to the start/finish line on the final lap, which is a rules violation in NASCAR racing.
A fellow competitor cannot help their peer on the track on the white flag, which cost Kenseth valuable positions and points in the final rundown.
Busch and Gordon were well on their way to salvaging a somewhat mediocre day at Chicagoland before they also ran out of fuel, which placed them in the 22nd and 24th positions, respectively.
"It was definitely not the race we wanted to start the Chase off with," Gordon said. "We're going to fight like crazy these next nine races and we could still get it done."
Of all the Chasers' days at Chicagoland on Monday afternoon, nobody had it worse than Denny Hamlin, who experienced a myriad of issues that relegated him to a 31st-place finish.
A vibration coupled with a flat tire late in the race kicked off a frustrating title effort for the man who nearly pulled the upset last year for the championship.
Just six days remain until the next Chase race, which is one where Clint Bowyer, who missed the title cut this year, hopes to redeem himself with a win at "The Magic Mile" while Gordon and Kyle Busch hope to make up for lost ground with solid showings at the Loudon, NH-based flat track.
Here's a look at the top-12 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship standings heading into Loudon next Sunday, with racers' teams, manufacturers, and wins (if any) are listed in the parentheses:
- Kevin Harvick (Childress/Chevy/4 wins)
- Tony Stewart (Stewart-Haas/Chevy/1 win)
- Carl Edwards (Roush-Fenway/Ford/1 win)
- Kurt Busch (Penske/Dodge/1 win)
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. (Hendrick/Chevy)
- Brad Keselowski (Penske/Dodge/3 wins)
- Ryan Newman (Stewart-Haas/Chevy/1 win)
- Jimmie Johnson (Hendrick/Chevy/1 win)
- Kyle Busch (Gibbs/Toyota/4 wins)
- Matt Kenseth (Roush-Fenway/2 wins)
- Jeff Gordon (Hendrick/Chevy/3 wins)
- Denny Hamlin (Gibbs/Toyota/1 win)
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Channel Service Units (CSU) and Data Service Units (DSU) - T1/FT1 to V.35 Interface Converter -- Model 2710
Description: The Patton Model 2710 T1-to-V.35 interface converter-CSU/DSU connects to a 4-wire T1 circuit and plugs directly into the V.35 interface of a router, switch or multiplexer. Connecting to an unstructured T1 circuit at 1.544 Mbps, the Patton 2710 also supports n x 56/64 framed connections at data
- Network Type: Frame Relay, T1 / FT1
- Form Factor: Module
- Line Rate: 64 kbps
- Framing: SF / ESF
Channel Service Units (CSU) and Data Service Units (DSU) - T1/FT1 to V.35 Interface Converter -- Model 2711Supplier: Patton Electronics Co.
Description: The Patton Model 2711 T1-to-V.35 interface converter-CSU/DSU connects to a 4-wire T1 circuit and plugs directly into the V.35 interface of a router, switch or multiplexer. Connecting to an unstructured T1 circuit at 1.544 Mbps, the Patton 2711 also supports n x 56/64 framed connections at data
- Network Type: Frame Relay, T1 / FT1
- Form Factor: Module
- Line Rate: 64 kbps
- Framing: SF / ESF
Supplier: Kentrox, LLC
Description: No Description Provided
- Network Type: Frame Relay
- Form Factor: Module
- Stackable: Yes
- Line Rate: 64 kbps
Channel Service Units (CSU) and Data Service Units (DSU) - MicroLink 56/64-kbps CSU/DSU -- Model 2450Supplier: Patton Electronics Co.
Description: The Patton Model 2450 MiniLink gives you what you'd never expect in a package this small and affordable -- a high quality DDS CSU/DSU! The Model 2450 supports 56 kbps DDS, 64 kbps Clear Channel, or private twisted pair communication. Operating synchronouslyover two twisted pair, the Model
- Network Type: DDS
- Form Factor: Module
- Power Requirement: 230 VAC, Other
- Network Interface: DB-25
Description: The HH309A is a small 4-input thermometer plus a powerful data logger. The unit can store up to 16,000 records per channel at programmed intervals. The REC button is used to start and stop recording. You can store as many data sets as you want until memory is full. The unit comes with Windows-based
- Scale: Fahrenheit, Celsius
- Fahrenheit Scale: -328 to 2498 F
- Fahrenheit Scale Divisions: 0.1000 to 1 +/-F
- Celsius Scale Divisions: 0.1000 to 1 +/-C
Supplier: Pico Technology
Description: Designed to meet the needs of a wide range of general–purpose voltage, sensor and transducer logging applications, the PicoLog 1000 Multi–Channel DAQ Series feature independent software–configurable scaling and control outputs, an external terminal board for custom front–end
- Analog Input Channels: 16
- Digital I/O Channels: 4
- Sampling Frequency: 1 kHz
- Resolution: 12 bits
Supplier: Measurement Computing
Description: The USB-5100 Series consists of the fol - lowing multi-channel data loggers: The USB-5104 logs data from up to four thermocouple (TC) sensors, and includes an internal 12-bit, 10K thermistor to record ambient temperature. This TC data logger supports any combi - nation of standard-type TC sensors
- Data Acquisition Device Type: Data Acquisition Instrument / System
- Form Factor: Stand Alone
- Analog Input Channels: 16
- Differential Channels: Yes
Description: The PT-104 is a four-channel, high-resolution temperature data acquisition module for use with Pt100 and Pt1000 RTD sensors. It can also be used to measure resistance (375 Ω and 10,000 Ω ranges) and voltage (115 mV or 2.5 V ranges). In Pt100/Pt1000/resistance mode, the unit uses
- Data Acquisition Device Type: I/O Module
- Form Factor: Stand Alone
- Differential Channels: Yes
- DC Voltage Input: Yes
Data Loggers and Data Recorders - 01-0114 - SmartReader Plus 3 current/voltage/temperature data logger; 8 channels, 128 KB -- GO-18001-49Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: current and temperature. The internal temperature channel utilizes a NTC thermistor to measure ambient temperature while three external channels are capable of monitoring AC current using ACR/Amprobe current probes for recording three-phase systems or related equipment simultaneously. The easy-to-use
Supplier: Status Instruments, Inc.
Description: Miniature Button Temperature Loggers - TempIT Compatible The SL51T, SL52T, SL53T are self contained single channel, button data loggers with the ability to record up to 8,000 temperature points. Depending on model chosen, they operate over the temperature ranges of -40°C to +85°C (SL51T
- Data Acquisition Device Type: Datalogger / Recorder
- Form Factor: Stand Alone
- Resolution: 8 bits
- Accuracy: 2 % FS
Standards and Technical Documents - 1284.4-2000 - IEEE Standard for Data Delivery and Logical Channels for IEEE 1284 Interfaces -- 10.1109/IEEESTD.2000.92293
Description: Abstract A device to carry on multiple, concurrent exchanges of data and/or control information with another device across a single point-to-point link allowed by the packet protocol is described in this standard. The protocol is not a device control language. The protocol provides basic
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Description: T-70 trunking divider wall : Snaps onto rails in trunking base to create separate channels. Must use with wire retainers to ensure channel separation per UL/CSA.
- Style: Wiring Trough
- Material: PVC
- Straight Section Length: Other Length
Description: With built-in temperature and humidity sensors, plus four external probe inputs the OM-DAQLINK Series standalone data loggers ensures a low cost, reliable and accurate solution. The OM-DAQLINK data logger is a 16-bit, mobile data acquisition device for continuous indoor or outdoor data monitoring
- Resolution: 16 bits
- Form Factor: Stand Alone
- Signal Inputs: DC Voltage, DC Current, Frequency
- Sensor Inputs: Thermocouple, RTD
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Description: The MAX180/MAX181 are complete 12-bit Data Acquisition System (DAS) which combine 8/6 channel input multiplexer, high bandwidth Track-and-Hold (T/H), low-drift zener reference, and flexible microprocessor (µP) interface with high conversion speed and low power consuption. The MAX180/MAX181
- Architecture: SAR
- IC Package Type: PLCC, PDIP
- Pin Count: 40 to 44
- Resolution: 12 bits
Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) Chips - VECANA01 10-Channel 12-Bit Data Acquisition System -- VECANA01G3
Description: 10-Channel 12-Bit Data Acquisition System 68-PLCC
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Description: server, FTP client and email functions SP1 Kit includes mating screw terminalblock, US power cord, rechargeable battery,protective rubber boot, carrying case, utilitysoftware & manual. Utility software for Windows XP displays data &waveforms, copies data, converts to CSV
- Specialized & Other Inputs: Other
- Outputs: Relay Output
- Data Storage: 16 MB
- Connection to Host: Ethernet
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- Network Equipment Type: Switch
- Form Factor: Other
- Ports / Interfaces: RJ-45
- Number of Ports: 3
Uncategorized Products - Surface Raceway : Multi-Channel Raceways (Power and Data) : TG-70 - X-Large (10.85 in²) -- TGDW8Supplier: Panduit Corp.
Description: TG raceway divider wall. Snaps onto rails in TG raceway base to create separate channels. Must use wire retainers to ensure channel separation per UL/CSA.
Data Loggers and Data Recorders - Vaisala Mid-Range Data Loggers for Temperature, Humidity & Contact Channel Measurement -- DL2000MR/DL1000MRSupplier: Vaisala
Description: Vaisala's Mid-Range data loggers are designed for early phase drug and device development applications where speed and economy are critical. The MR loggers are used with the Vaisala Continuous Monitoring System to monitor and analyze environmental data and provide presentation-quality records
- Form Factor: Stand Alone
- Application: General Lab and Industrial, Aerospace / Military
- Sensor Inputs: Thermistor
- User Interface: Computer Programmable
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Description: +3.3V Rising Edge Data Strobe LVDS 28-Bit Channel Link Receiver - 85 MHz 56-TSSOP -10 to 70
- Technology: LVDS
- Device Type / Applications: Receiver
- TJ: 14 to 158 F
- IC Package Type: Other
Digital Thermometers - DT4208SD - 12-Channel Temperature Recorder w/ SD Card Data Logging -- GO-37803-08Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: The 12-channel meter has automatic temperature compensation and is designed to work with the six most popular thermocouple types: J, K, T, E, S, and R. Data logging capability up to 20,000 records using a 2G SD card, with user-programmable sampling rate from one second up to one hour. Data is recorded onto
- Fahrenheit Scale: -148 to 2372 F
- Celsius Scale: -100 to 1300 C
- Local Interface: Digital Front Panel
- Digital Technology Type: Thermocouple Technology
Standards and Technical Documents - Space data and information transfer systems -- TM (telemetry) synchronization and channel coding -- ISO 22641:2012
Description: ISO 22641:2012 specifies synchronization and channel coding schemes for use with the TM Space Data Link Protocol (according to ISO 22645:2005) or the AOS Space Data Link Protocol (according to ISO 22666:2007), which are intended to be used over space-to-ground or space-to-space communications links
Standards and Technical Documents - Alarm systems, Part 7-12: Message formats and protocols for serial data interfaces in alarm transmission systems, PTT interfaces for dedicated communications channels using ITU-T Recommendation V.2... -- IEC 60839-7-12:2001
Description: Specifies the requirements for standard interfaces between the alarm system transceivers and transmission network where both form part of a dedicated channel alarm transmission system as defined in IEC 60839-5-4.
Standards and Technical Documents - ANSI S4.40 Standard Document -- DIGITAL AUDIO ENGINEERING - SERIAL TRANSMISSION FORMAT FOR TWO-CHANNEL LINEARLY REPRESENTED DIGITAL AUDIO DATA
Description: Description / Abstract There is no abstract information for this document.
IC Interfaces - Low-Capacitance, 2/3/4/6-Channel, ±15kV ESD-Protection Arrays for High-Speed Data Interfaces -- MAX3203ESupplier: Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
Description: . The MAX3202E/MAX3203E/MAX3204E/MAX3206E protect against ESD pulses up to ±15kV Human Body Model, ±8kV Contact Discharge, and ±15kV Air-Gap Discharge, as specified in IEC 61000-4-2. These devices have a 5pF capacitance per channel, making them ideal for use on high-speed data I/O interfaces. The MAX3202E
- Device Type / Applications: Other
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
- Supply Voltage: 1.2 V, 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 2.7 V, 3 V, 3.3 V, 3.6V, Other
- IC Package Type: TDFN, Other
Standards and Technical Documents - WIDEBAND AIR INTERFACE SCALABLE ADAPTIVE MODULATION (SAM) RADIO CHANNEL CODING SPECIFICATION- PUBLIC SAFETY WIDEBAND DATA STANDARDS PROJECT- DIGITAL RADIO TECHNICAL STANDARDS -- TIA-902.BAAD
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Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) Chips - LM97600 7.6 Bit, 1/2/4 Channel, 5/2.5/1.25 GSPS A/D with buffered inputs and serial data outputs -- LM97600CIUT/NOPB
Description: 7.6 Bit, 1/2/4 Channel, 5/2.5/1.25 GSPS A/D with buffered inputs and serial data outputs 292-BGA -40 to 85
- Architecture: Other
- Interface Type: Other
- IC Package Type: Other
- Screening Level: Other
Description: for any multiple of 64 kbps. Selectable timeslotting places data into timeslots (DSOs) either consecutively (bundled), or by user-definition (without restrictions). Selected timeslots on the E1 sub-link are bypassed to the same timeslots on the E1 main link. Data channel interfaces available are V.35
- Network Equipment Type: Multiplexer
- Area Network Type: LAN Capable
- Form Factor: Module
- Ports / Interfaces: Serial, E1
Supplier: Moog Components Group
Description: The new 907Plus is a singlemode multiplexer that extends the capabilities of standard 907 motherboards with an added video channel, galvanically isolated data channels, and a comprehensive, integrated diagnostics network. System expansion is even easier with a rapidly growing family of compatible
- Multiplexer Type: Wavelength Division Multiplexer (WDM), Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexer (CWDM)
- Cable Type: Single Mode
- Connector Type: LC
- WDM Wavelength: 1310 nm / 1550 nm
Supplier: Moog Components Group
Description: The 914 video/data multiplexer provides digital fiber optic transmission for 1 high quality video channel and 4-6 bidirectional data channels in the industry's smallest package. The 914 offers extremely small size; rugged design with extended operational temperature range; bidirectional operation
- Cable Type: Single Mode / Multimode
- Connector: LC, SMA
- Number of Channels: 1
- Wavelength Range: 1310 to 1550 nm
Standards and Technical Documents - INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS - PART 8: ELECTRONIC CURRENT TRANSFORMERS -- CSA C60044-8Supplier: CSA Group
Description: of the electronic voltage transformer of phase a (see IEC 60044-7). SC of ECTa is the secondary converter of the electronic current transformer of phase a. Other data channel mappings are possible (see 6.2.3). Up to 12 secondary converter data channels are grouped together (merged) using a merging
Supplier: National Instruments
Description: generate or acquire digital data or perform DC parametric measurements on the fly. Many of the channel attributes, such as voltage levels, timing offsets, and parametric measurements, are completely channel independent. In addition, the module contains deep onboard memory with triggering and pattern
- Device Type: Generator
- Form Factor: Printed Circuit Card
- Generator Type: Signal
- User Interface: CPU Controlled / Computer Programmable
Data Acquisition Software - Easy-to-Use Data Acquisition Software - Acquire, View, and Log Data -- DAQamiSupplier: Measurement Computing
Description: Key Highlights Quickly and easily acquire, view, and log data from DAQFlex-supported devices Configure device, channel, and acquisition options as needed Data from activated channels automatically logged to a file during an acquisition View analog input or temperature data on any combination
Supplier: Integrated Device Technology
Description: for managing large multi-chip switches that transport both voice channel and concatenated data channels. In addition, input streams can be individually calibrated for input frame offset. 128 x 128 channel non-blocking switching at 2.048 Mb/s Per-channel variable or constant throughput delay Automatic
- Pin Count: 64
- Package Type: QFP
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