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Learn more about Cordless Ceiling/Wall Light with Remote Control Light Switch - 82-5571:
|Add The Elegance Of Recessed Lighting To Your Home. Cordless Electric Convenience. Easy installation, no wiring needed. Designed as flush ceiling down lights. Puts the right modern accent and ambiance on any space. Installs instantly. Battery operated complete with remote control. Perfect for ceilings, closets, stairwells...anywhere. Light measures 6.625 x 6.625 x 1.125 inches Requires 4 AA Batteries -and one 23A 12 Volt Battery (not included).
Customer Reviews of Cordless Ceiling/Wall Light with Remote Control Light Switch - 82-5571
cheep plastic2/17/2015
it worked fine for about a week. the remotes broke a few weeks in. now several months later we cant return the item. Just cheep plastic !
You do not need this product12/13/2014
It requires a non standard battery (that is fairly expensive and does not last long). I do not recommend.
Ceiling Light10/30/2014
Unusual batteries are required and power output is weak.
Good value9/18/2014
I bought it for use at night when I need to get up to change diaper for my baby. It is very easy to use. Always works. Nice but nit too strong bright. I like it.
Even in a small room the product does not produce sufficient light for much more than avoiding large objects. Even with the top of the line alkaline ultra lithium batteries it lasted only a couple of evenings before it was too dim and it failed to respond to the switch .
Alot easier and cheaper than calling in an electri9/17/2014
I have a linen closet that for years I always look for the light switch that never existed. I never dealt with it due to cost of an electrician. This solved all my trouble and the light, even though not as brite as I would like it, suffices. A concern was the battery, they should mention the type of battery required in the switch to allow the function as it is not a standard battery
Remote light9/16/2014
No problems!
Can't tell yet9/16/2014
I still haven't use it because I have to find a battery for the remote. It's no ordinary battery so I'm having a hard time finding one. The light has a AA but the remote has an uncommon battery. So I'm not very satisfied right now.
Not very bright9/16/2014
The product leaves something to be desired -- even two of the units don't light a small closet well enough to select clothing.
Great lighting for closet9/16/2014
This product is just as described. It provides great lighting and works well.
Not an easy install, expensive batteries9/10/2014
So this doesn't adhere to your wall or ceiling, it needs to be screwed in. And that's true for the light switch and the light itself. Then it requires 4 AA batteries, plus one strange battery that I had to go to a two different stores to find. Batteries cost more than the product. I would not buy this product again, even for the discounted price tag.
Needs a Weird Battery9/10/2014
I can't really comment on this item because the remote control unit needs a weird battery that only available online. I've ordered the battery and I'm waiting for it to come in. Since the light can be turned on and off only with the remote I have no idea how well it works. It would seem prudent to me that if the product needed an unusual and hard to find battery the vendor would have provide the first one so that the customer would at least be able to use the product.
switch might as well be ON the Light9/9/2014
still playing with batteries but seems all are charged and the range for the switch to WORK is about 2ft - good thing I mounted it on the wall, if I had put it on the ceiling she wouldn't be able to reach the switch.... BUT It works well enough for my intended purpose (Bedside light just bright enough to see by, but not wake her up) AND considering it was $10 delivered
Good value9/9/2014
An excellent product that will more than fulfill its role.
LED light with wireless switch9/9/2014
It is a nice LED light with wireless switch and It was easy to install. It will be better if the light is brighter.
LED light9/9/2014
Product just like advertised, quick shipping.
Light works Great9/9/2014
We were looking for a light that could work independently in our camper and be turned off without standing up. This light worked perfectly.
Very interesting product9/7/2014
Tank you for offering these good working product and the perfect packing. I was skepting about the light. Last time the bulb was broken and I had to send it back. This time I put thebatteries in and it worked. Thanks
No Batteries9/6/2014
Lights uses AA batteries which is OK, most people has AA around the house but remote control has no battery included which is an odd kind 12V 23A, the light can not be turned on until you buy the battery for the remote control. Such a cheap way to do business
Worst Product EVER !!!!9/1/2014
This is the worst product we have ever purchased from this site !!!! Thank goodness it only cost us $10 !!!! Then again, that tells you what your getting for what you pay.... A PIECE OF CRAP !!!! Horrible product that does not work let alone give you any light at all !!!! A mini cheap flashlight gives out more light than this piece of useless junk !!!! Whoever makes this should be investigated for fraud !!!! DON"T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY ON THIS
Works ok1/13/2014
Functionally the light works as advertised but the range for the light is weak. Most of my ultra small led pocket flashlights throw more light. But for the price and ease of use if you do not have an electrical outlet/wiring handy it is usable.
Highly functional device.10/9/2013
We use this in an unlighted pantry. Have tried several solutions prior to this. This is the first to be of any real value. Very pleased so far. Will have to wait to see how long the batteries last (4-AA).
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UW-Madison could be forced to raise tuition by 20 percent over the next two years if the state cuts $50 million from the university's budget — one scenario laid out in a memo from UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin to Gov. Scott Walker's administration.
The memo outlines how UW-Madison could separate from the rest of the University of Wisconsin System, giving the state's flagship university more freedom from state oversight to set tuition, make personnel decisions, purchase goods and construct buildings.
Martin and other System leaders have long sought such flexibility in exchange for something that has become a grim reality for them — declining state aid.
In an interview with the State Journal on Thursday, Martin said Walker and his staff approached her in late December about including the concept in his budget, to be introduced Tuesday.
Despite the anticipated cuts in state aid, Martin called the administrative proposal "a good model for UW-Madison."
"I'm passionately devoted to ensuring that UW-Madison remains a world-class research university," she said. "It is for the good of the state. If this is the way we can do that, I consider my responsibility as a leader of this institution to pursue it."
But some System leaders say Martin negotiated with Walker without telling the Board of Regents about it.
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The memo — which Martin drafted Jan. 7 — lays out a model where UW-Madison would have "public authority status," meaning it would operate with more independence from the state.
Martin and others in the System argue state regulations cost them money — preventing them from taking part in cooperative purchasing agreements with other campuses and forcing them to pay state fees on building projects.
Under the proposal, UW-Madison could have its own governing board, appointed by the governor and UW-Madison, which would have the power to set and raise tuition and to circumvent some state rules.
But Martin said she doesn't know if the numbers in the memo — which are based on a $50 million cut to the university's base funding — will appear in the budget.
"They never said it's going to be a $50 million cut," she said. "They simply asked us for information."
In order to accommodate a $50 million decline in funding, tuition would need to increase 26 percent over the next two years, an amount that is "unacceptable," she wrote.
Instead, according to the memo, the university could hold the tuition increase to an average of 20 percent over the next two years by making up the rest of the funding through savings and private fundraising.
Walsh said he is concerned about the affordability of college with tuition increases at those rates.
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Top officials with all 13 UW System four-year universities and the head of the UW Colleges met with Walker at the Capitol on Thursday morning for about an hour.
UW-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow said he and other chancellors told Walker that if UW-
Madison is granted relief from state centralized control, all campuses should get the same flexibility.
"I'd be concerned if there were to be big cuts in state funding and UW-Madison is the only campus with the ability to mitigate those cuts through tuition increases," Gow said. "Then you'd have a situation where Madison would remain strong at the expense of other campuses, and that would be unfortunate."
Walker told the group he does want all campuses to have more regulatory flexibility, but it would be too statutorily complicated to free them all at once or as one big group, according to UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Bernie Patterson.
Patterson said he came away from the meeting with the understanding that UW-Madison will be spun off first, followed by UW-Milwaukee and then, as a group, the rest will get more autonomy.
UW-Platteville Chancellor Dennis Shields said he was very concerned going into the meeting because he "had the sense that UW-Madison was going to be placed in a different situation than the rest of us."
Now he feels differently.
"The governor seems committed to working with us to provide the same flexibility" for other campuses, Shields said.
— State Journal reporter Doug Erickson contributed to this report.


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In the early blogspot days of FDL, a commenter who went by the name of Gosprey reached out to me and we became good friends.
His name was John Phillips Britton, and over the years he became very important in the development of my thinking. He helped me to understand how the world of politics intersected with the world of finance.
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I very much enjoyed his company, and the time he took to educate me. I liked "thinking through" things with him. I always wanted to do justice to the effort he made to help me. I trusted him and respected him absolutely.
John had an idea in the early days of FDL that we should have a membership organization. It was one of those suggestions I stored in the back of my head with the firm intention of getting to some day, but never did. Then a couple of months ago, Jon Walker began saying much the same thing. Suddenly a switch flipped in my head and I thought "I need to call Gosprey."
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I couldn't understand what was going on. I'd heard of people having wakes for themselves before they died, but it seemed rather out of character for Gosprey, reserved New Englander that he was.
I replied to ask what was happening, and received a response from his son who apologized for the confusion — his name was also John Britton, and he wanted me to know of his father's passing. I thanked him very much for thinking of me, and told him I would try to make it to the funeral.
The overall effect, however, was rather like being tapped on the shoulder by a ghost, and told to get myself hence.
So I'm on the train for New York right now. I'll be attending Gosprey's funeral tonight both as his friend, and on behalf of the FDL community.
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San Jose Police Department
|San Jose Police Department
|Patch of the San Jose Police Department.
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|Agency overview
|Annual budget
|$285 million
|Legal personality
|Governmental: Government agency
|Jurisdictional structure
|Operations jurisdiction*
|State of California, USA
|178.2 square miles (462 km2)
|General nature
|Operational structure
|201 W. Mission Street
San Jose, CA 95110
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|900 Officers
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The San Jose Police Department (SJPD) is the police agency for San Jose, California, which has contributed to San Jose being one of the safest large cities in the United States.[1] The San Jose Police Department is led by Chief of Police Larry Esquivel.
In September 2007, the San Jose Police Department began making all its Calls for Service available to the public [2] through a partnership with Crime Reports.com.[3] San Jose is the first American city to make all 911 calls available via online "CrimeReports.com" maps. The 911 call data is updated daily.
The San Jose Police Department was founded in 1849. At that time, California had only been a state for a short while and San Jose was the capital. During its beginnings, the most common offenses recorded for the department were public intoxication and vagrancy according to old jailhouse record. In 1880, the department was averaging at 120 arrests per month and the position of police chief was created and the chief also was the superintendent of the city jail at the time. By the late 1880s, the department went from 10 officers at its beginning to 25. In the early 1900s as the SJPD grew, it became much more organized. As laws were passed and the department modernized, more rules and regulations were instituted regarding police officers. Officers now needed to go through field training and revolver training. The department along with many others in the nation drastically changed with the introduction of the automobile and the advent of motorcycle units. The motorcycle unit mainly cited people for speeding and other traffic violations, and spent a considerable amount of time in court. San Jose was one of the first places to use radio and phone technology to help officers perform their duties better. In 1925, the city council released the first rules and regulations manual to all department members. It was the inspiration for the duty manual that the department uses today. The San Jose Police Academy first started out as a police college for aspiring officers to earn four year bachelor's degrees with an emphasis on criminal justice. Men made up the entire police force up until 1945, when Ida Waalkes became the first female to be a sworn officer with the San Jose Police Department. Community policing became popular with the department in the early 1990s as specific geographic areas were mapped out and assigned. This enabled officers to get to know the people and communities they patrolled, and is partially credited for keeping San Jose one of the safest large cities in America.[4]
Uniform and Equipment[edit]
The uniform of the department consists of a dark navy blue shirt. On the left side of the chest the badge is pinned. The badge of a regular police officer is a silver badge reading San Jose Police Department and the officers badge number. More detailed and nicer badges are given to higher ranking police officers. Breast pockets appear on both sides of the shirt and the San Jose Police Department patch is worn on both arms. Pants are regular navy blue pants with a white line running down the side of the leg. SWAT uniforms are standard, however some SWAT officers have camouflage or green uniforms.
Weapons and Equipment[edit]
The San Jose Police Departments officers normally carry tasers. The standard taser for the department was recently upgraded and is the TASER(R) X26P(TM) Smart Weapon.[5] Officers are issued OC Spray, handcuffs, a baton, flashlight plus a handgun and two spare magazines. In 2013 the department changed the standard issue, semi-automatic handgun from SIG Sauer to Glock. Squad cars are normally armed with shotguns and officers are allowed to purchase patrol rifles, which must be signed off by the chief for the officer to obtain the right to purchase and possess such weapons. An officer is also required to go on a four-day course. The officers must purchase these weapons with their own money, they are allowed to bring them home and use them for personal/recreational use.[6]
In mid-2014, the department returned a mine-resistant military vehicle to the federal government.[7]
Mission statement[edit]
- Promote public safety
- Prevent, suppress, and investigate crimes
- Provide emergency and non-emergency services
- Create and maintain strong community partnerships
- Adapt a multidisciplinary approach to solving community problems
- Develop and promote a diverse, professional workforce
Department Chain of Command (Office of the Chief of Police)[8][edit]
- Chief of Police Larry Esquivel
- Assistant Chief Edgardo Garcia
- Deputy Chief Phan Ngo, Bureau of Administration
- Deputy Chief Christopher (Dave) Knopf, Bureau of Field Operations
- Deputy Chief Shawny Williams, Bureau of Investigations
- Deputy Chief Jeff Marozick, Bureau of Technical Services
Police divisions[edit]
- Foothill Division - http://www.sjpd.org/BFO/Foothill.asp
- Western Division - http://www.sjpd.org/BFO/Western.asp
- Southern Division - http://www.sjpd.org/BFO/Southern.asp
- Central Division - http://www.sjpd.org/BFO/Central.asp
As with any department, the SJPD has had its fair share of controversy over the years. In 2014, the department had been found to be using high tech cellphone spying systems. Stingrays, as they are called look like cell phone towers but instead pick up and record cell phone data. It was showed that the federal government gave the department a $500,000 grant for the technology. The SJPD spokesperson refused to comment on the situation.[9]
In July 2003, Cau Bich Tran was shot and killed in her kitchen by a SJPD officer after brandishing a 10-inch vegetable peeler. The incident led to controversy among San Jose's Vietnamese community. In 2005, the city of San Jose settled Tran's family's lawsuit for $1.8 million.[10]
On Halloween 2011, a 27-year-old man was shot over 20 times by four SJPD officers and wounded, as he was dressed as a surgeon and had a toy gun in his waistband. In 2013, the city settled a lawsuit for $4.95 million, the largest settlement in San Jose involving police conduct.[11]
In March 2014, Officer Geoffrey Graves was accused of raping a woman. He turned himself into Santa Clara County Jail and as arraigned on March 24.[12]
In December 2014, SJPD officer Phillip White made statements on Twitter that he would kill people who would threaten him and his family and that he would be carrying a gun while off duty at movie theaters, in response to protests of the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. White was subsequently placed on administrative leave. The San Jose Police Association have condemned the comments.[13] In January 2015, prosecutors declined to file charges against White.[14]
|Assistant Chief
|Deputy Chief
Fallen officers[edit]
Since the establishment of the San Jose Police Department, 12 officers have died in the line of duty, the most recent being on March 24, 2015.[15]
|Date of Death
See also[edit]
- Fantasy flight - SJPD's Air Support Unit operated fantasy flights 2005-2007
- List of law enforcement agencies in California
- ^ "City Crime Rankings by Population". Retrieved 2007-01-25.
- ^ Calls for Service available to the public
- ^ CrimeReports.com
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxTe3LzcMmY
- ^ http://finance.yahoo.com/news/san-jose-police-department-upgrades-113000730.html
- ^ http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2012/03/01/should-calif-cops-turn-in-assault-weapons-they-own-at-retirement/
- ^ an Jose Police to Return Military-Grade Armored Vehicle By Jennifer Wadsworth, 29 August 2014, San Jose Inside
- ^ http://www.sjpd.org/InsideSJPD/
- ^ http://www.sanjoseinside.com/2014/03/20/san-jose-police-use-controversial-cellphone-spying-technology/
- ^ $1.8 million settlement in killing by police officer, San Francisco Chronicle
- ^ San Jose to pay nearly $5 million in lawsuit, Mercury News
- ^ http://www.mercurynews.com/crime-courts/ci_25318637/san-jose-police-officer-charged-rape
- ^ San Jose cop suspended for Twitter threat to protesters, CBC News, December 16, 2014.
- ^ No charges for SJPD officer's controversial tweets, ABC7 News
- ^ The Officer Down Memorial Page
External links[edit]
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"He's a sad sad bunny, a sad sad bunny, TV isn't funny when you're a sad sad bunny."Who knew a PBS cartoon could have some really sad moments?
—Art Garfunkel, "The Ballad of Buster Baxter"
- In the episode "Lost!", Arthur goes on a bus for a swimming lesson, but sleeps through it and misses his stop. Depressed how he is broke and doesn't know the way back home, he lets out a tear. Also heartbreaking for older viewers as his parents and sister are understandably terrified when he doesn't show up for class. Any wonder his mother burst into tears just recounting it?
- To take it even further: This is one of the few times D.W. is not being selfish or rude to either her brother or her parents. Not only does she comfort her mom after the latter cries over the story, but at the end, she walks into Arthur's room while he's trying to sleep because she "wanted to make sure he was still there".
- In "The Cherry Tree", Muffy wants a huge bouncy house for her birthday. But in order to get it, her favorite childhood tree has to be chopped down. Her despair at this and regret at ever wishing for the bouncy house is quite moving.
- It's a good thing that Binky stopped bullying before the watershed, because the tragic results of bullying in the news make his early days much harder to bear.
- It's kinda ironic that he was a bully seeing as the activities and interests he developed after calming down a bit and the implications that interest in such things create are the kinds of things that are a hot button for the cruelest kinds of bullying.
- D.W.'s attempt at the balance beam is quite unnerving.
- So is her bad idea of climbing up a REALLY tall tree.
- THE GREAT MCGRADY: With Mrs. McGrady getting cancer, it's already sad enough, but the reactions from the kids are worse because of how realistic they are: Arthur and D.W. try their best to help Mrs. McGrady out, to the point that they become a bit of a burden, Francine is unable to face Mrs. McGrady, feeling afraid for her, Muffy acts like nothing has changed, etc., etc.
- In a meta-example, the fact that such a noble attempt at addressing the subject on a children-oriented series has been tainted (and caused the episode to be banned from re-airing at least in the U.S.) by the revelations that guest star Lance Armstrong cheated by using drugs on his Tour de France wins (which are lauded in the episode).
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- Buster can't feel bad for the school burning down in flames because he slept through the whole thing.
- Sue Ellen's favorite diary is left in the Elwood City School building.
- Muffy, for once, isn't a Jerkass and tries numerous times to cheer her up by buying her various new diaries. Until the end, it doesn't really work.
- Arthur's dad, who was catering a breakfast at Arthur's school, had gotten caught in the fire at one point. He was okay, but Arthur spends some time feeling terrified that something bad will happen to him again.
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- George was teased because he is dyslexic.
Binky: That was a little harsh.
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- In "Mom and Dad Have a Great Big Fight", well, Mom and Dad have a great big fight. Arthur and D.W. fear it will end in a divorce. Even their imaginations of what will happen to their parents (e.g. they never speak to each other again, Arthur and D.W. will have to take care of each other in their own house) are pretty sad and scary for children their age.
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- The Woogle episode. Poor old Arthur being humiliated for not having a Furb- um, Woogle. Especially the dream sequence.
- "The Half-Baked Sale", when Grandma Thora finds out that Arthur and D.W. hid her awful cookies because they were afraid she would get insulted by someone else.
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A layer of water was sprinkled with the chemical thymol blue, which established the Marangoni convection responsible for the evident fine-scale texture, in research on the hydrodynamic propulsion of water striders. The layer was lit from below, giving the flow a natural luminescence. Motions of the surface of a liquid are coupled with those of the subsurface fluid or fluids, so that movements of the liquid normally produce stresses in the surface, and vice versa. The movement of the surface and of the entrained fluid(s) caused by surface tension gradients is called the Marangoni effect. The starburst in this image is associated with the relatively large particle of thymol blue evident at its center. The thymol blue reduces the local surface tension, thus prompting surface divergence that clears the surface of blue dye. Since water striders are light-seeking, they are drawn to the starbursts.
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Water striders (Gerris remigis) are common water-walking insects approximately 1 centimeter long that resides on the surface of ponds, rivers and the open ocean. In the past, it was believed that water striders developed momentum using the tiny waves they generate as they flap their legs across the water's surface. This was because striders move so quickly that all you see is the waves. But baby water striders legs are not big enough to generate waves, and therefore should be incapable of propelling themselves along the surface. So how are they able to move?
Enter John W.M. Bush, a mathematician from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and his team of researchers who, using high-speed video and blue-dyed water, tracked the movement of water striders. Bush's high-speed images and dye studies show that the water strider propels itself by driving its central pair of legs in a sculling motion. In order for it to move, it must transfer momentum to the underlying fluid. Previously it was assumed that this transfer occured exclusively through capillary waves excited by the leg stroke, but Bush and his team found that, conversely, the strider transfers momentum to the fluid principally through dipolar vortices shed by its driving legs. The strider thus generates thrust by rowing, using its legs as oars, and the menisci beneath its driving legs as blades.
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Mooch The Magnificent (A Children's Opera In One Act). Composed by Lauren Bernofsky (1967-). For chamber ensemble (narrator, Mooch (soprano), Unicorn (alto), Lion (tenor), Orlando Spinks (baritone), clarinet in Bb, optional onstage violin, cello, percussion (one player): ratchet, cowbell, vibraslap, triangle (medium), triangle (high), suspended cymbal (hard and soft m). This edition: Full Score. Opera. Full score - study. Standard notation. 120 pages. Duration 40 minutes. Theodore Presser Company #446-41293. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.446412930).
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New York, NY - February 26, 2013 - Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products, today announced that Barnes & Noble stores across the country will celebrate the National Education Association's (NEA) Read Across America annual reading motivation and awareness program with a special NOOK offer, Dr. Seuss Storytime events and activities storewide during the month of March.
The "Hats Off to Reading" celebrations will include a reading of Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat, fun "cat-tivities" provided by Random House, and treats from the Barnes & Noble Cafe. Events will feature demonstrations of The Cat in the Hat interactive NOOK Book and other Dr. Seuss titles, as well as fun Dr. Seuss apps available in the NOOK Store, a sure-fire way to keep even the littlest fans enthralled.
Additionally, as a thank-you for supporting literacy and reading, customers attending any Barnes & Noble Read Across America event will receive a $25 NOOK gift card with the purchase of NOOK HD, perfect for experiencing Dr. Seuss's interactive Read to Me NOOK Books, apps, and even movie favorites like The Lorax on NOOK Video in beautiful HD clarity. NOOK HD offers everything customers want in a tablet, with millions of books, apps, movies, TV shows, magazines and more on its must-see full HD 7-inch screen. Offered in the colors "Snow" and "Smoke," and featuring great battery life and expandable memory for even more storage, NOOK HD is available for $199 (8GB) and $229 (16GB), and is now an even greater value with a free $25 NOOK Gift Card (limit 5 per customer).
"While most of the NEA's Read Across America events are traditionally held on March 2 to honor the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, we gave our booksellers the option of hosting it anytime in March so they could join local teachers, librarians, literacy organizations and families at events being held in their communities," said Sarah DiFrancesco, Director of Business Development for Barnes & Noble. "It's so enjoyable seeing kids' faces light up as they experience the world of literature. And there's no better advocate for learning and imagination than Dr. Seuss," she added.
Customers interested in attending this event may contact their local Barnes & Noble or visit the Barnes & Noble Store Locator (http://store-locator.barnesandnoble.com) for store locations and details. Events are free and open to the public. No purchase is required to participate.
NEA's Read Across America also provides NEA members, parents, caregivers and children the resources and activities they need to keep reading on the calendar 365 days a year. In cities and towns across the nation, teachers, teenagers, librarians, politicians, actors, athletes, parents, grandparents and others participate in NEA's Read Across America activities to bring reading excitement to children of all ages. Over 45 million people participated in 2012.
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In August 2011, Kardashian married basketball player Kris Humphries in a widely publicized ceremony. After 72 days of marriage, she filed for a divorce, which was finalized in June 2013 with an undisclosed settlement. The same month, Kardashian gave birth to a daughter, North, from her relationship with rapper Kanye West, which began in April 2012. Kardashian and West were married in May 2014.
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moreRemote photography and infrared sensors are widely used in the sampling of wildlife populations worldwide, especially for cryptic or elusive species. Guiding the practitioner through the entire process of using camera traps, this book is the first to compile state-of-the-art sampling techniques for the purpose of conducting high-quality science or effective management. Chapters on the evaluation of equipment, field sampling designs, and data analysis methods provide a coherent framework for making inferences about the abundance, species richness, and occupancy of sampled animals. The volume introduces new models that will revolutionize use of camera data to estimate population density, such as the newly developed spatial capture - recapture models. It also includes richly detailed case studies of camera trap work on some of the world's most charismatic, elusive, and endangered wildlife species. Indispensable to wildlife conservationists, ecologists, biologists, and conservation agencies around the world, the text provides a thorough review of the subject as well as a forecast for the use of remote photography in natural resource conservation over the next few decades. less
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Bridge Street
After learning on July 7 that Anoka County has reduced the city's portion of costs for the 2015 Bridge Street reconstruction project, the St. Francis City Council unanimously approved a joint powers agreement with the county for that project....Read More
A proposed joint powers agreement presented by the Anoka County Highway Department to the St. Francis City Council on June 2 estimates the city's portion of costs related to the 2015 reconstruction and addition of roundabouts on Bridge Street (Highway 24) at $670,624.60. ...Read More
Many of the approximately 40 St. Francis residents who turned out for a Nov. 6 informational open house on a proposal to construct two roundabouts on the city's Bridge Street aren't convinced that the project is a good idea....Read More
The Anoka County Highway Department will hold an open house Wednesday, Nov. 6, 6-8 p.m. at St. Francis High School for those who would like to learn more about the Bridge Street roundabout project scheduled for construction in 2015. ...Read More